Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1874, Page 2

SN TNOV NON NuNuo NEE EVENING STAR. CROSBY S. HOYES.......Editor, Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON OITY; SATURDAY ...........-+.. Jaly 15, 1874, The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or &ny portion of it, may bave Tus Star sent to their address for such time as they desire, at ‘the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, ac- companied by the money, should be sent to the business office of the paper. Where to Advertise, ‘Tux STAR has now a circulation very much larger than that of all the other city papers | combined, reaching every household in the District and a wide range outside. The result is that Taz STar affords unsarpassed advan- tages as a mediudm of communication between all classes of the community, in the way of the adjustment of demand and supply. — Important Bulldin; Association De csi m The decision of Judge Wylie yesterday in favor of the Washington Co-operative Building Association against P. H. Welch, tends to put at rest much of the disturbancecaused by hasty or erroneous inferences drawn from the opinion of the Supreme Court of ‘he District in general term as \‘elivered fm the case of Pabst vs. the Economical Building Association. While it is true that the working scheme or system of the Wachington Co operative differs in some im- Mr. J. O. Wilson has shown such preeminent fitness for his position of Superintendent of Public Schools that it was generally supposed that not a voice would be raised for hisdusplace- ment, but it would seem that the hungry office- seekers are after bis place. It is scarcely within | the boonds of possibility, bowever, that the Beading Matter on Every Page Commissioners will give ear to the rapacious crew. ——— eats What a pity the Brooklyn Free Loverssbould wrangle co among themselves, when al! should | be “ barmony, and peace, and bliss,” according to the Woodhull’s doctrine. It seems, however, her eloquent advocate docs'’nt relish the home spplication of bh of his heroine's theories. —+20e- New Pablications. Baocktey Moor. A Novel. By J.W.L. New York: D. Appleton & Co. [Through J. Suil- lington.} A story of considerable power by a new aa- thor. Los “Misomutawres. By Wilkie Collins. With portrait. New York: Harper & Bros. trirough J.C. Parker.) These Miscellanies forma volume of the !i- brary edition of Collins’ works issued by the Harpers. Most of the papers in the collection were originally published in ‘Household Words” and ‘All the Year Round.” As now arranged they presert spirited and popular | specimens of all the shorter compositions con- | portant points from that on which the Eco- | Bomical is based, the decision canrot fail to Strengthen in their legsl aspects, the operations | Of all fair'y conducted bu now in operation in our Dis ‘The lea ting difference is im the system of paying te bonrs or premium for the privilege Of obtaining without interest advances on the stock held by each member: ist, That the bonus or premium is not paid in advance or Geducted irom the sum purchased, while in the class to which the Economical belongs, the bonus js paid in cash, viz.: deducted from the amount purchased. 2nd, The stockholder has a cesh profit on the stock on which he purchases while in the other system he gets bts profit through the shortening of the time which the association has to run, or when the last share of stock is cancelled by purchese, forfeit on ac- count of default, or redem:; yn; 3d. Under the Washingtcn system the purchaser of fands may know, if be chooses, ezactly the time when his | account will balance, whether the association cloees or not, while in the other method he is bound to continue his payments until the asso- | ciation ceases to exist or settle up his account under the rules. But the main point after all, judicially considered, is whether the operations of these building as‘ociations bear th. “taint Of usury.” That, it will be seen by the decision | given yesterday, is settled by Judge Wylie’s in- terpretation of the ruling of the court inthe Pabst case. We refer those of our readers in. terested in the matter to the verbatim copy of the deerce of the court in the Wel-h case, given tc-day ‘» our local columns. ‘The Phote> in Council. | There was a meeting this week in Chicago of the “National Photographic Association,” and the proceedings served to shed a little daylight | for outsiders into the mysterics of the Kaights of the Camera. The quesicon as t> what was legit'mate and what was not in photographic art was discursed. Thus upon the matter of the process of “retouching” it we? held that it | had been c#rried beyond bounds. Mr. Bowditch | said “that people who had ireckles, etc., w.shed them lete out of the pictare. Photographers | Were foo much inclined to humor them to the disadvantsge of the art, They ought not to | spoil the beautiful art by euch a course. First, make a gocd negative, and not spoil the nega- tive by retouching.” Another speaker denounced “ byrnished pic- tures es the greatest humbug extcnt. The | enamel or giaze did not last six months.” The question wes then put: “Are we josified in making glazed pictures * The speaker an- swered that they were, “ but it was not high | Work, ard it was not creditable to them.” Mr. Loomis, of Boston, made some remarks ‘‘on the dignity of the profession.” He said that the painstaking and competent artist was | the man who succeeded, and it was not done by underbidding and geting on the best avenues, but by doing the best work. | Mr. Heugh, of New York, thought that the bnowledge of what a picture was, should come before the knowledge of howto make it. If | this point was forced upon their succecsors they | would probably be better artists. Caricatures were made by exaggerating individual char- | acteristics. They should first have a high ideal, and not go beyond it to get the first effects. Mr. Lamson, of Portland, Me., said that ar- tists should try to get good negatives at the first or second sittings, “because people very seldom retained a pleasant expression after- | rds." And then President Bogardus went nm to disclose some of the secrets of making | good pictures. For instance, he mate little men look big, and big women look small, ‘ which | always pleased them.” | Tne new French postal treaty, which goes Into operation on the first of next month, and which has been in process of negotiation for several years past, ig much more favorable in | its provisions than our old arrangement for | communication with France. The French gov- | ernment, which makes its postal service a source of revenue, for a long time insisted upon | @ high rate of postage, a proposition to which | our government could not agree, for the reason that it bas become committed to the principle | that the people shall have the largest facilities for communication with one another by means Of written correspondence at the least possible cost. The United States for a long time insisted that the rate on a single letter should be eight cents, while the diplomatic representatives of France as strenuously demanded ten. The con- tracting parties finally compromised on nme cents, with a corresponding reduction on other mail matter. Baltimore has a case of imaginative hydro- ptobia which is exciting considerable interest Among the médical men. A young man who has been ill for some time past at the Maryland University hospital recen exhibited many symptoms of hydrophobia. He had frequentcon- vulsions during which he would bite his pillow Snd at times was greatly distressed at the sight Of water. He imagined himeeif aitiicted with by- drophot ia, and stated that ten years ago he was bitten by adog. A consultation of physicians has been held, and all agree that the case fs one of spurions hydrophobia brought on by the fears of the patient. The attendant physician isof the opinion that the caves of the patient’s aftiiction is some undeveloped affection of the brain. At any rate the doctors are puzzled over the case. s20e- Referring to the ramored reigustion of Vice President Wilson, many of the newspapers have very knowingly ssse1.cd that if such resignation should occur, it would be the first time in the history of the goverament that the Vice Pre-ident’s chair had been vacated by rs gnation, Such, however, would not be the frst vacancy by resignation. In 1832 John C. Calboun resigned the office of Vice President of the United States having been elected a member of the United States Senate upon the retirement of Gov. Hayne, who bad been elected governor of South Carolina ground, but the buildings destroyed were mostly of # cheap and inferior character. This cir- cumstance, however, does worry the Chicago seommae w eeabing EM ESE DRT, He simply est'mates what the loss tributed by Mr. Collins in past years to period- ical hterature, and thus deserve a place in the uniform edition of his works. REsrowstBiLity tN MenTat Disease. Henry Maudsley, M.D. New York: D. pleton & Co. (Through J. Shillington.) This is one of the volumes of the admirable * Internatienal Scientitic series” issued by Ap- pleton & Co., and is written by Dr. Maudsley, the renowned professor of medical jurispra- dence in University College, London. Among the points treated are the different forms of medical derangemeat; Law and Insanity; Par- tial Insanity; Epileptic Insanity; Senile De- mentia; the Preveution of Insanity, &c., &c. Hanrse & Brotuens’ Descarrtive List or TuBIR PUBLICATIONS, wita TRapz-List New York:' Harper & Brothers. {Through J. Brad Adams and J. C. Parker. } The vast number of the publications of this colorsal book-house makes @ catalogue of this kind a desideratum with all whose line of busi- ness or literary tastes renders it desirable for them to keep the run of current literature. Tse Livine Link. A novel. By James De Mille. New York: Harper & Bros. (Through J. C. Parker.) Mr. De Mille first became known to the Armer- ican public through « lively story of travel, pub- lished in Harper's Magazine, styled ‘ The Dodge Club,” and he has since made quite a name in the world of fietion by a series of four or five novels, of which the present is a fair specinen, ‘The stories are carelessly written, but bave abundance of vivacity and dash, and make very good summer reading. Barwany Rupee. By Charles gee = Harper & Bros. [Through J. er This belongs to the handsome “ Household Edition” of Dickens’ works, issued by the Flar- pers, and is illustrated with spirit by F. Bar- bard, who succeeds much better as an illus- ickens than does Mr. Nast,who made a decided failure of the illustrations for Pick- wick in this same edition. Casket or Reminiscences. By Henry S.Foote. Weshington, D. ©. Chronicle Publishing Company. [Through the author.) This isa collection in book form of a series of personal reminiseences by ex-Senator Foote, published originally in the Washington Ch:-on- icle. FBeminiscences of this kind are always at- tractive, when the persons written about are of prominence, and the writer has good desc tip- tional powers, and personal knowledge of what he writes. All these conditions are supplied in this case, and the result isa volume that is not only exceedingly interesting reading, but which furnishes a very decided addition to our stock of biographical and historical knowledge. Mr. Foote has been brought into contact or in asso- ciation during his extended professional and po- litical career with most of the men of the na- tion eminent in law or statesmanship, andhis vivid recollections of facts and incidents are photographed iu these pages with life-like ef- fectiveness. New C. Par- REV. G. KR. KRAMER, from G- ‘orgia Oon- ference, will preach at Foundry Gbarch, corner 14th and SABBATH, A.M, it” CHRISTIAN CHOUBOH, Vermont near Mth and N s:re-te ~Preaching at ti o’cx ck to-morrow mornia 2 T. Sweeney, - = liane, Seats free. The aie Casa in- THE Ow on RO eae! MEETING for UNION ©. cavnos. doth ptivet, pear Fe: avenuc wi Toebel TO. MORROW, the 19:h inst. Preesbing in the imornteg t oh the Ider, inesday to at- 1" Peston. and inthe evening by the Prestat Ws. ©. SPEAKE. Love Feast on We All ere cordially invited To- With faith rd pucuomes FRANKIE erelmimih .seene. and ali ben at hy r oO. F —Tho 7th-atrest B feats on MONDAY and TU 238th of Joly, for which arr: e been made by the Committee. The exercises consist of dedicatory services, Ctipee-] by — Lngalehed members from abroad, vocal an ins tal a Masical, and Lmitative by Barnes, P. G. of New ditor vefthe Heart and Hand, terminating with a Grand Ley oy A.J. BOBLAND, Ghairman 0 mmittee. CS Flow he a BUILDING ABSOOIA- k - ghirteonth (3h) meet: The MET SOPOLITAN BUILD atom wa Ss eld on MON’ tthe B ard of cr the ensnirg year, after which the usual monthly Dasiness will Be procecded with. 4 full attendance Of Stockholders is reque wm. DIOKSOR, reer: _JNO. A. PRESOOTT, secretary BEV, MES MaGGTE VAN aaron oH a series of Religious Services in the Gro Abderson (Hanover Switch statin), Washington Branch. Ksaltimore and Ohie railrosd, commenciug on WEDNESDAY MUBNING, the 224 e wan, instant, and conticuing er tees days | Bervices at 10%: 8. m. and 3 p.m, each day aren Sccommodations for sravel from Baltinore snd Washington at reduced rates. Lh PRINOIPAL OFFIOE® OF T: ED: PAST BAVINGS AND THUST som: Wastincton, D.O , July 13, 1874 Depositors fn the above Osupany sre respectfally requested to bring or end theit Pass Booke to the Gfieo of the Company, No. 1509 Pennsylvania ave- that they GW. STIOKNEY, Actnary, HIBERNIA HALL ASSOQUIATION, OF Geor, eee D. yy having purchased tho Lot, 96 by Bridge st street, othe Union Hotel, ate’ opeaed bc wok of a becrtotion for 0 High street, 08k STOCK at the foil Office of the Aesociations Mo. Jehu Curtin. No. 159 Bides ‘WASHINGT! Nu. Donn & Feecnt 935 Louistava avexne northwest. Daniel Loughran, 1423 Pvansylvania avenac northwest. John Tynan, corner 16th and L streots northwest, games Bellew, 709 7th strert northwest. Brosnan, 926 G str: et northwest. Ticare Boroll, £19 7:n street northwest. Patrick Corcoran, 341 PD stre-t southwest. William Carer yecruer of 7th street and Louisiana avenne nor James H. Hunter, corner of © and &h stroots narthwest By order of the Board. Jylbsyuthé: W. M. LEISHEAR, Secretary ) ORBISTIAN ASSOOIA- a? 13 Ly PABLORS ahD Ou )OONVERSATION BOOMS. @ segs — ao, Organ. Olasses tn Latin, reek Deily Pr Meath OR ae mn Lon bath After noon Bosca at ‘p.m. Sabbath Evening Services in the Boom a 3 > ‘a. & DEPARTMENT, TS “stacgowe ehavis S OFFICE, jyltr ARTE eee ne Ww the: ‘aruestaee ton. he a nly MF a STOR and *DwiELLIWa, ct — Ee 3) month in sdvance, Inquire at PLt PLOM: 1's Corpeutsr Shop, D mareet ae ine, norte —A bo seaiet int ce a Come Vermont a1 an re —y W4NtED—a Bret class GAS TITEEE Nive 200.910 Pecnayivet enae. Jy l4-3t ANTED—a Wo. to cook, wash aa iron for family of two; in the eastern Part of the Apply st Star office, BNTED=Uy «competent Drag Olek s TION; city references. Addvese @ Gea: iy ‘ED—A first-class NURSE to go a — distance in the country for the gueane rg bal ndation required. Address J. 0. sage us ret ANTED—Two or three common aioe MOULDEBS to §3,tc thecountry; meet me at the resteurant corner the restaursas ¢ Gr ih and B streets at 9 o'clock widsy morning, Ju Jyi7-2.* PLINY C. MEBRY. J ANTED—Inmediaicly, @ LAURDRESS Boyle's Motel, opposite Baltimore and Onis tallrond depot. 16-31" to a ll WANTED —rs young man of ‘steady Dabice « FITU ATION as clev® fr grocery store. keep bocka. Address L, 1249" Maseachusort noe Jy15-3t™ WANTED— an ective: aud tidy MAN who undor- stands plein cocking to make himself aeetl W. DIVER, corner Peaussl avenue and 494 str: W4NtEr-a HORSE ari BING WAGON, gether or separa: rlight busines par’ poses! Meet becheap. Address HO S116 Sanh street northwest, jyI6 3¢ W ANTED—a good OOOK; colored woman pre- ferred, wh» can do ail kiude ef ovoking noed-d ina fanfly’ Must have references; no oue need apply without, Apsly 220 street north- east iy 13-6t W ASTED—On0 oF tore AGENTS in every town and county inthe United States to canvass for awerk of art. Extra inducements efforad to god men. Apply to GEU. 0. LEWIS, 401 Hs aefoo 2d foo ay2-1m W 48TRD- Tanai Feat OF persons in uced ot Arat-class Bervants of ovory do: scription, male and female, to call and get supplied atcece, Bervants alec can get good homes ant best of rdoag of ‘by appl: me at the Ore i sloyment eon to Mra, LOUISE. ©. “BU Mois F street, between %b poe loth, Setmrone et im ABTED—Everybody to know that THO: a8 Wieciieik oinea er ee elas, Screfula, Piles, Barber's Itch, All Kruptions of the skin. Price, 80 cents. For by all druggists; alse at 906 D street south- mayl9-ly Te god band FCRNTT CLO second-hand. CLOTHING, aa = Boots and BHOES. il Pa oe Righest cass lers promptly attended GOLMAN'@ Gor Nar S36 cane tone cra: Hy Pennsylvania avepue, ‘apu-ly™ Ww? ANTED—Every one to kn that the} serving Machine Ae seq Sae Biba nowt Ee ine Agonc: . snd OTIOND; leo, Brencl me Pat 469 Ponisylvanie sams ij ‘fobisetr pavers ‘3 Wr iviomn, 4 Agent. gRrOTAL fer aporion IN PENMA yee Bi EEPING and OOR SOND. J. morning fone svonta during the summer noes, at the fi nainess corner 7th and L strceta" “Also, PHIVATE B LnSsoNs der hone ne wn last Bist, amellt Diack POOK. money. anciivr sears old; black to nay aod “cos 0" steward rill be term or to ie ALL on trivanie “A sppaaive Mar! ale near. THAY 5 OB rh x08 hy HORSE, betwen four mane’and tail; star iynite hind foot. ed his return to the E, grocers, 307 Kot, _ 7. LU PERS ONAL. BEBEBY we oo to my friends that iy Restoran Joned for e short tims ural Bs! Feceive p oat on t legal suthority. A BAOBUS,1414 Fstenew: oscar ‘TSE, GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED 18 Uniontown cn Tuesday, the 1éth instant, and looked at a place, with the view of purchasiog, will ph: ase leave his address with Box as the direction he let at this aftics, Jy16-3t™ | MAR4NEE FLOREN is unequailed ee ene 116 O streot northw oy is BBKAL D CLAIRVOYANT, fy pr: nt and future the sare business her gives universal savisian, hone ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction Can be consulted at her Parlors. FOR SALE. EF ‘OR 8, v ff Ae ree THO: Sine BovaER OAR RBIAGE, WAGGAMA! __FOR RENT AND SALE. _ —, an USF! floor in esis Prry ame street Borthwest. ISHED BOOMS, with or moderate. Apply "from Penney rants 3718 2° a RENT Farnicted—a small HOU rooms and kit , Bealthy locst! Cars pass the door. Bent, vance, Inquire next door, Ady four RB Sn i} px ad vantages: jy)8 6: Beal (UR BALE- ern conveniences: gist No ‘ta8 tnt dee: Site, Re TLE ee po LZ acer, bel range. ae ist 8 feet ‘by 117 6.30 took water, e ee . ey” ines MA. Line HOUSES at jower rates 1u various ie-tr THOSE. WAGGA WAN, 519 7h at. WAGGAMAN. 519 Anat. HT-De: ‘abies Presed-Brick, 8-room Stoten, jo. deed 8 street, in complete — water, gas erage: Key at 1456 street; price ws Fos BEST—HoUse Bo. 199 lith mreet south. east, 10 rooms, bath, hot amd cold water, near terminus of street cars: 126 Lith stre-t southeast. FOE BENT Three-ctery DWELLING. 156 6th street, between Mi aod M southwest. | Immrd' door, or to B. BILBURB! O28 BEST—PIANO. A lady having no uso for ber Piaro will rent it low for the season, or lovger if desired; is p-rtectly adapted fur a teh lar, Inquire 913 1a street. FS, ERENT all the modern conveniences. Possession give! mediacely. Also, for sele on easy terms GEOBGR OOURTNEY, Plumber and po 616 Loutini enue, Fo. BENT—Poseession August 1, that case ree ceuble: — DWELLING. fronting Park on I street, bet Sth and 6th streets northwest; ons of the bést-esteblished Boarding-honses tm Washing- fon fontaiving 17 rooms, bath, hot and cold water, station: sary stands, | fty ceiling. and Cg a to Class’ tn every particular. Went, $125 Apply, 4 ter, 3 e mad. 6) informatien at shictatn 19 7th street. ae PM DURANT a SALE—FOR S90—A bay HOMSE, x | gs A Beall Furnished i hands bigh, Perfectly sound ead kino. gx ee th eareet,, betarene rt streets Fath og “gd = oe ree in bie) = northwest. jyi6-3" oe fable, reet, between 44s a ‘ALE FRUVATE SALE—A splendid MARKET | tyn'sirest: 6 d exe naaeee urities will be taken in ny = ‘DUNOANSON B Honcers, 9th ard D streets northwest. —_ a Coe Fo, pane SPRING WAGONS of = aes, TOP B BAG. very low price. Prospect street, Georgetown, GIES, one TWO-BEAT Bold on is a Puasa ata’ JAB. . jelé-40" number UGG. irs, and SPRING and new. very cheap. ges taken in exchange. 3. 000K, 194 and 196 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. Family OAB- ec SALE—Fine CANARY and MOUKING BiBDs; aces. Georgetown street cars rarfenteg, & good a 1 Bo 137 Boat a Mt GOETZ. FR ETEIGQERSTORS A fall arc rimont at Re. — Prices. Water Qoolers, Gas and Uil Btoves, Patent Wire Window Bcreens, Wire Oloth for Doors and Windows, Fiut ge Ironsacd Becking at lowest prices ot GEO. WATTS & COB: surcomsrn te Sohn Ozdeos B14 Tih strech, 3518 38 N ILWAUKIE PILSEN BVERY DAY By WM. VOGELWEYD, 53 18-6t* 613 Tth st., opp. Patent Office, No. 439 No. 439 a grt PAPER HANGINGS: OW SHADES, IND PICTURE F SAMES. prore BES, PICTURE COED aod TASSELS, AILS, &c., the largest eesortment iu the Dasa at red Brices, M ie ts, Heth ert, 8 doors above Odd Fellows” Hail, 8 ENGINERE OF FIGm, Turmy evony Union Bax Brinpinc. ive SrTReer. ite Sruest ‘Terme cash. Jy18-6t" U. ‘alten Proposals fer dredging in Avp. ginta, will be received UtLY 3 1D, anon ty a Tr i cifications, and any desired in formation can be | had on spaiigation atthte office, WM. P. OBATGUILL, ¥18 6t Major « tiem U.8.A ED So gallon and opened NEEG OFFION, jo, 38 Ouvacn Steeer, Mo: July 24, 1874, 1 Bropseals for dredging 1i,0u cable nerd ess. through the bar at them vuth of th Order Reset len entee received at th Buti! noon, Arvest ¥2p, 1874, and opened immo- Giately thereafter. apetinted blank forms of propossls cifications, instructions to bidders, ¥ aired Infor tea MRELL, office. A.N. Jy 18-6t Captain of Enginee: ye 1870 GIVE NOTIOM, That tho subscriber ained from the Supreme Qourt of thi District o Colampia, holdirg | special term. let- ters of eece on the mal estate of ZOeBrA 8. WILSO ims cout 4 warned to exhibit the same, with the Souchers, thereof. to the _sanecriber. o ‘on oF before the 6th day of Jaly ex LADIES’ GOODS. ‘T. FORTY PER C M de Will hold aspects ing MONDAY MA Lao) LLIAN LLAMA LAGE Porn LAMA LACE TaL Mad, A, at a discount of forty per cent. from the best manufactories in most desirable in patterns and siyle. Aloo, the entire Book of DY 8 ES: Sku ANDY Rint W Al LAWN B hi isce and embroidery, tthe same discount AISTS, DISCOUNT le for ONE WEEK, commenc- gal Eth of Ae entire stock of These goods are Kurop are SS JACKETS, ists, oad handsomely trimmed A ut. GREY, BLAOK AND PONNEEE OHIP HATS GREY, BLACK, eo On aann, STRAW HATS Without reserve 907 PB sylvan’ No. 7 Cite Trevis, Poris. fa a ror yoy icky ‘only, All gcoas p arked in plats an EGHORN FLATS, at 91 75. JUST RECEIVED, LEGHORN CASCADE! ‘ LEGHOBN TBIUMPHS—large size—only 8, at gl FLOW K38 aT HALF PRICE. MRS. M.J. HUNT, Nos. 621 and 623 D street. N OTIC} of ¥ GOO. YOUNG'’s Naw YORK pagent Bo humbug. Store for rent. By LOSING OUT AT COST, Tomereby ons aah of of Jaly, the large stock| BE, 41 7th screet, je26-tr TWEstTy PER CENT. DISCOUNT, M, WILLIAN Will commence, on from ‘all benefit of the sald eatre, Wives went ee ; Ty Bn ack iE evs ‘om all bene! a ‘ band this 18th day of July 1a, ~~ Given ander BY | ar An costs exe watkeh te igures 1918 8.3t” N{CHOLAS CALLAN, Administrator. Es Bore will bo closed at Goclock. yll-2w ‘The firm of BRYAN’ ARO Hh been dissoived by mntual consent. debted to the late firm will their ecooun's as f00n as vont EPH B BRYAN, wi me 1 Beran. The business in fature will will be condacted by J.B and ates Bryan, onder the firm name of J BRYAN & BROTHER, who are nuder m getionsto their old friends and custom very libera) patronage they have her.tofore idem, and renpectfally ack’ a comtinasnce of theit favors at the old stand, No 609 Pennsylvania ave "O. “0. Brvan h ing baron from the firm of Bryan Broth«re, will continu, the grocery busi- ness ip all its branches at King Place, corner of ms on Istreets, on or about the Ist of A QinrrEcrs OFFICE, U.8. One tron, Topica! fe ER as PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND MOVING BAUTH AND STU: ‘Oa Mes OF TREES AT THE Bealed Pro; eposals for tae shove work are invited, gud will be opened at the office of the Architect of a Oauitel: on mm MONDAY, Angust 3,at 1 o'clock p. where specifications cau be seea’ Pighe bidders to state ths rice per rouble yard. No bid will be considered unices accompanied with Jn jhe gum of @10 000, approved by one of the judges of » District Court ‘cf the United Btates, o1 the clerk of said court, couditiored that {he party Wwiil enter into contract and perfurm the service 10 accordance with tt e specifics! The right to divide the work. and to reiect any oF all bide, as may be to the luterest of the United Btatee, is reserved Jylé-eotaug3 BDWABD CLARK, Architect. A . The bee mye Fy would ri respectfally annonuce to = friends ang the public geseraliy thet he has pur- aed the interest of the heirs of the late Ammon Grecn in the Foruitare and Auction, business, the samme having bera ratified b wil con‘fnte the business at ing heen identified with furniture and at on trade for. pertod of twenty sare, I-bope to merit i the feture ® coctiauance of the, public "patronage. so liberally bestowed on the old tirm. I offer my ser- vices and ‘isnce tothe public, with the assur- ce that pestness contided to me will meet with it ‘attent jon. yo indebted to the Iate firm of Green & Witte hereby respectfully, but earnestly, Te- quested to mneke an early settl-inent of thir we. Counts, as it is absolntel Secensary that all old frm matters should be waDE ‘WILLIAMS, jy37-6t Bnecessor to Green & Williams. Care, CARRIAGES, CAR RIAG yes, coneloting in part of it coe Gone, Victory Brett, Sane fi 3 beige. on “peter Raine bar wes "por Bug! fy, Ne Inake. Promptiy attended to, ee “ROBT GRAHAM, | Factory 410-414 8th street. rand Brnorthwest te jy¥6-3t PURE SODA WATER nD STBSL FOUNTAINS. HANBURY 8MITH’S MINERAL WATERS August. IN STEEL FOUNTAINS. SUPERIOR SYRUPS FROM FRUIT JUIORS Counter Fixtgres and Syrup Bottles to Loan. SAW’L ©. PALMER, _mall-tr 69 Greene &., Georgetown, D. 0. RE™MovaL. eee Ho, 718 Sg ras M4p4 L. ¢ BONNETS and Sou less of cost BONN. — = Bats. on, nigcim* off re; BTS end le and 1107 Penn. avenue, —— $ North Charles street, Baltimore. MISS McCORMICK, 906 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Up Stat Tam in constant recetpt of the ne jest designs in a Ont BENCH FLOWEBS, pate GooD D STRAW BONNETS AND nen MEDIOAL, &e, — YOURSELF. fos So wage ok apf will do iy & Fecal Ponnaylvents avout Mairu; corner su Dooley, Uapitol, Hill; Old- + ‘and "Darb “ay OOF: streets, aud reet and Pennsylvania avenue; Peaneylvania aven: bere, corner 34 and I Masonite ‘Temple. Hear ye! sicians, Dus. iaoreius @ GRAY guited at their permanent vos among the potting 8 ethororgh kno they oF fintter the Bn nyg qualified to core all compl: fuaran ‘ire for examination at least rst urine in the a charge for advice or examination NF peay ee -. sabe ict corner. st. salty ¢ ee and medic if 108 reste: faction th then Sean's, T hear ye! hear a ries iebrated 0 Groscopian Phy- ‘Modice! Utlice, 906 aud After having traveled the knowledge, aud having pees ete, failoviate aud to which the human family are " all who favor us aski: them a lent, ir com- tee an easy and monte? = | wer for UNIVESSITY MEDIOINES Aue ad S REMOVED to JUS. W. NA: vania avenue and iyit-" }, Cor. je22-3m* a” OB RENT—A eet furnished move 5 ox eee pate rooms, Ceatrally located. Address merce Foe RENT —Conmsanioe BOOMS, suitabi for housekeeping. Inquire on pre: =— a 1005 O street northwest. y16-3t eed amet On or avaeevivent aveaue,® three-story BE rooms; has modern conv bien # 1516-8) THOS. Preatian 819 7th street. Rent ‘on i? water, sni abla for ge wngg en ‘on premises, street, be- tween land & streets nort hweet ay 16 Se" Fo, BENT—Two splendid Suites of BOOME, each suit wing bey windows hot and cold water, bath-room, ‘ater-closet, at reasonable Ryle to rice, without children. 103 38 street, Sildeor from Avenue Jel6-3t™ Fo KENT—A two-story and basement BRIOK HOUSE, No. 28 Defrees street, containi Bev! oms. bath room, and cellar. Apply to W: Mc LEAN, ‘at amber Yard, corner 18th and streets northw jy¥6-3t* Fe, SENT Lorne STOBE, with Fixtures and very desirable business corner; one of the o best for country and family custom fn the city; rent. Corner 8th and L streets Dorthwest, Yor L street. jyié- FOE BEST The Brick DWELLING. No. aes N street northwest, containing fourteen. rooms, Ti All modern improvements, Bent 975 per mont A. DAVIS & J¥16-6t_ No. 315 7th at., opporite Patent 0! FSR BEN, three sory, and Baseme 10k HOUSE; Two-story BRIOK STABLE; 130 © street southeast; gas, bot and cold water og washstands, range, &c, Inquire on the oa if OOS hare nN KITCHEN and de APPA’ ABATUS bath, room, hot and cold water, in brick house, No. 726 18th sthwest. References required. Apply to - A. KING, on premises. ivit 2w FSS, BENT SCH00L oom ana FoRNI- TUBE, centraily located in the nor: hwest sec- Adaress « the city, ‘A comfortable, old-fashionad RES- ituated on Prospect Hill, George- town. Comménds 8 splendid view sf the surrouad- ing cowntry, and has large yar: very low, Jy 18-6 Bt WM TYLER, O13 isi oeseck, OE BENT A lara aud comfortable old-fash- jored DWELLING, on Beal! strést, Goorgs- town, pear si eas Teac street, Large aud ‘autiful yard attac _jy cts M. TYLER, 715 15th street. ‘CB KENT—A leuirable, two-story ‘prose. brick ash HOUBE. ed on ao jfrect, between Gay and Banbarton at George town,'D.O, Has all modern improvement’ eat WILLIAM TYLER, 715 and 7158 15th street treet err low Sor noch o tostoen sy15-c0Bt ie AUR DULLDING LOTS, 90:9); at 13th street Cirol st & conte; nal amount cash; other good ground; no cash do: J¥9-cctt G. BR. ‘MILBURN, 513 7th street. Fo 2 BENT Oo Augost Ist, the three petory WA! oe 932 Louisiana avenue, ¥ dLouisians c [POE RENT—HOUBE corner ioth and N strocta northwest, with store, containing six rooms; rent 825,00) aay Ponth. oth Eoquire of corner of . cating aon jadensburg road, at Ste eahington. A fine double — sit- bish vation, ens es co" Barns, Stables and © a home. Address sa 3:8 “Bier Fo SALE OR RENT—A yi adsome ae QUBE in an excellont location, with ood yard. ‘Terms of sale will be made very liberal. rota. 412 6th stroct northwest, between D te streets, between Band 6 o'clock in the ae Fox BALE—A havdsome RE! TSDENCE 2 sent: Georgetown, D.G. It he cold-water tircugheat aud’ gee 15, contains 12 rooms and $ balconies, 8 by 4 fost Conventent and srmplcte in ail its ae “3 venten: inal nts; ‘son the line of the Metropolitan olitan street railway, and is in e 3 Briley bette of WILLIAM WuEEAN, jo. 14.11 F street, hand 1sth streets, or On the premises, syl3-6t" PGE BENT—A first-class HOUSE on ns trot pas lately been at in thors: ah opal Apply at 421 th street. ee {OB SALE—A small FA 22 acres. on the old Bi miles from W. Uated on a Maser niences for yeaes No. od ‘—Three-story BEIUK BOUsS, Gaiasbia sizes northwest; i water. Cok STOBE No. BE sirert m west; iness stand. next door, Ho. 327 Ling 46 streets, Has blisy ment for over. “aie 5 BOW NING'S, oa jenpaylvani| Fok, BENT Six;room BRIOK HOUSE; bay hear Mth street. Apply at ce a Tetrect. iy3-20 py ce ernie a tee E a PPiteehosiesee Too3 "Beno Roadie LOTS in all parts of the city for A ) ___—«B. J. SWEET. 911 7th street. ae BoD rINGR. eres EDUCATIONAL, BUSINESS CHANCES. WASTED03,000. 02,000 and 04,000, 0 3778-88 exo: “SCOR ERY, peoranes agra, $12, 000 Stir = YEARS, jor7-at KIak, SEWER TAXES RETURNED TO PROPERTY BOLDERS. | Send your receipted bill to DICASON & PATTERSON, who will give sromet attention to having them Bropetly audited settlements satisfactorily 5 Clatme of ption prosccated hefore the Board of Cry lS SS SS Tax-pay- Gm Fg ‘Bnd it to their advantage to file their claims 3 BSth Sheet, oppeette Beensw OFFICES {$08 20s Ge street, near Columbia atta oS ae ate == aris BUSINESS, « ralare adress P.O Boxela. — ane S WER TAXEs Ri FUNDED. The new Government will refund all amounts Deid for sewsr taxes, and the undersigned will give Frompt attention to’ their collection, aa well as of jeime jamages, &¢., under the Picase jeave your papers eet. DODGE Soe aeaee | el certificates, dam Beard of Pobite ‘Works. at cur office, L445 F ay 3310-1W* a | NTOCK OF THE HIBEBNIA HALL ASSOCIATION OF GEOB: TOWN.D.C., For sale by JAS. F.BUSSELL EC, | Beal Brtate Bachange, 514 ith street | WM, LBIE HEAR, Secretary. | _iy10 6t__ JAS. A. BILBY, Provident H.W. A. GGES#BAL SEWER TAXES To BE PAID BACK. NOTIOCB.—All who have GENERAL SEWRE Tax. im the late I overBMent, Can get their money paid back their receipted bills in my hands for col- imposing said tax having been re Only ninety daye attowels to onan ~ Dilla, Ro. Mais Market Bence, _jy9-2ot Board of Trade Rooms, SPEOM“L NOT TAXES SRrOuDED. Under the recent act of ©. eas changing our form of big mae Ag mae was mate for refumd- and the cemeral adjustinen: of ain nga the late ge government. specieliy.¢ turned our attention a, fo, thle pokesen pet our best care cance to us, BOURSE & ‘neds jy6-1m ers, G13 1sth etrest. Hite PRICE PTD —Partios wane eave the city gan cell their FU mr The jo. Constipaton, Loss TS, STOVES and SLotuina, Bunce: next to Natioval Theater. jv2-im" Ged IEVESTMENT —Honses and_Lote, for ‘i ye, on tine ROBT S PHIL rains fo " IPB, Batae Broker, 603 ietu st, "ys iee {OB SALE OB EXOHANGE FOR itr F . PROP. )PEBTY. ” NORTH ARLI NGTON HEIGHTS, IRTY BMALL FAuMS AND SUBURB = BU Ee SST ob or OT had TW OTO — aan Beta UNSURPASSED FOR H BALTH.- FULNESS. VisWS OF THis CiTY, AND QUALITY OF SOIL, BRING THE BEST GRAPBLAND YET FOUND AN FHIS COUNTRY. AND ALLYGOOD FOR ALL THE” SMALL FRUITS, Considering these, and many other ever foe their close proximity to the Oltt, aad the very Prices at — they are offered, no better in’ Tent could be made, Apply to ROBT A, PHILLIPS, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 603 1ldru STREET, jea-tr Opposite Treasury. aware, LOTTERY.—A Bavans firm having s ranch Office in New York, offers to deale: HAVABA LOTTERY TIOK ETS extraordin Jlities Please address Box 3949 New York 16-7 = JALUABLE REAL ESTATE 10 tho Sheuan- dosh Valley consisting of town propertios Im Woodstock consty ade. FARMS, for exchange for cit ae Shenandoah, and T. Corner 11th and @ streets northwest. PIANOS, &e. (OR 4 SHORT TIME ONLY EK ATLY REDUCED PRIC Ag oot tte foomins © colgpranee fact Wm. Balt pth Alban; and Roe econ an wets 2-2m"™ Al 108. chee for come or th PIAN — a ‘and TUNING MEICHBSBACH S PIANO WABEROOMS, ior 423 Lith etreet, ighvkery Pa avenues. ‘THE “DECKER BROS.” PIANOS. “They are in © ‘espect superior in. struments. Dh ies: Thomas. 8 . B. Milts, Ce a PIANOS, OBGANS, G. KUHN’S PIANO STORE, 632 New York avenue, near 7th street. Pianos and Organs tuned and regulsted, and for rent. Dae ee i a Rerot norma wit wel ot to Bd ith at sacrifice, PIA NO! Peau Rate tageas is 3 L WILD & BRO., west of To be bad MERCHANT TAILORS. > B. SMITE BF, iitwanr traitor, wens F Street, scien > = <4 ) 3. BEIBERG: F. rto H. F. Londen & 0o..) — ‘Aumy aNd Navy BKCHANT IAiLo. etropelitan ctel inte Brown OR aren, Washington. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. JUST BECELVE Linen, Silk, gilt Stick, Painted, Ivory Stick and Fans, Seo. leoativar’ 22 ee: Belts, 25¢.; Fan 5 meee i Binck Bilk and Fine fener "Beta 1, 1 or Ladies’ ase sce ay areal te Fins German cho Farina,” 250. freshing Perfome ine ex METBOPOLITAS DOLLAB STORE, cert ‘73H PTRERT, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. yelee at reduced Ladies’ and Men's Gaste Underwear, very iP. jy6-tr SPECIALTY. Choice Teas OF ALL STYLES. 9,800 pounds additional will arrive to-day of the 60 CENTS A POUND STYLE. aS | eco Itself to all who pay ty 87 For“ Ioed Tea” it ts remarkabie, NWN. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F STREET. ser SUPPLIES. 99.50 PEB DOZEN; 60 CENTS PER BOTTLE No Wine like it south of New Tork iss than @ | Der bottle, c. wire Fine Groceries and Wines, jy'8-tr 291s Ponnsylvanis avenue, CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. MB. TENNEY BEST, BR WHITEN ESS,PURITY ond STRENGTH HAS NO SUPERIOR. ¥: ‘CL ce our SUPERIOR GRa- FLO! Which i ground from ‘heat, aud which is one of our specialties. For sale by the PRINCIPAL GBOGERS, nufecturers, W. M. TENNAY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, iy) Sm Qeorertown | SOMMER Wings, st MMER WINES, | Ser my my own bottling, Jalen e ie ha, Gee os A bigher grader, GREMAN + 88.00. Wachen » Baaterne of all graies, Biackberry ant Gingor a WINES Dewse ~¥~~ T, per dow Seleer ont bigher grad Seltzer and Vichy Ifyou are enffering with Dy of Appetite or ral Debitity, Set one bottle BROWNING'S BITEELS, and ans Scoording to directions, ad if you are not bene- fitted by It @o back to the parties from whom you Purchased !t and get Your none) A Seiring Ber antt ‘or by erms. Owe jel? Sm Proprietors and M EXTRAORDINARY It ELPHONZO) YOUNGS & Co. QooTe SUGARS, Brows (nearly witie) co Old Government sever Ulé Government J») Olé Government Java. Old Government FLOUR Dow ° Welch's Best Family, por @olden Bill Fam) . ber ag Bornt *ilis Family = Isaac Wenge Famtly Bos Exits Flovr, per sock TEAs. We bave recently added to otr stock In thisde- Partment by the purchase of a large qtantity of new crop Teas of the different varieties, and heace we re now prepared to offer special inducaments Bee ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ‘co, Grocers, MASONIO TEMPLE, 9ru Sraeer, Opposite U. 8. Patent Offce. ELPBONZO ypumes.; J. ¥. JOHNSON. PROFESSIONAL. D* stoners iA P. Px TO Bis OLD pest NOK. 1146 Sth street northwest, near EVuuerr In = HANDS or 4E.MUBRILL M Infenium, and all nei ic | Neuraigis and paralysis, Wont. EOBGE PETER, BEDJ. J, DABNEILUE air A « PARAEt Ww Ash ingte on dit tb Orrics; No. Go par pine &: sree err rts of the District ‘Will practice in the Court of ag end in tne Supt tembiertea the Dnited Staten,” sesh PORT iB 110 © street, between Ist and 94 facing Indians eveowe mard-cr D* W. SB. IRVING, HOMEOPATHIST. Office and consulting rooms Ne. 3 Tromant Bouse 24 street. —firet floor, Suteide eutrance. febisém Soh CTrTEs & BAKEMAS, ARTISTS. Fresco, Decorative and JUAN BorLEe eon page SSTATE sakes NOT! BROKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES. ‘nig | TSE ROvITABER FIER assunance