Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1877, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY..............July 31, 1977. CROSBY 8. BOYES. Editor. Reading Matter On Every Page. | Average sworn Daily Circulation , over 17,500,—being more than three times that of any other daily paper in Wash- | tngton, and more than that of all the others added together. The Bailread 8: The dispatches to-day are generally indica- | tive of the dying out of the strike mantifesta- | » tions. Nothing has been heard to-day from tne line of the Baltimore and Ohio road to show that the freight trains are yet ranning beyond Keyser westward. The strikers at thai point yesterday reconsidered their con- went to go to work, and consequently no trains went beyond Keyser or Cumberland yesterday; but the Baltimore and Ohio com- pany were to send up railroad men from Baltimore to replace the strikers, and it was expected that the freight trains would egain be set in motion this morning and sent through to the Ohio river. As above stated no dispatches have been re. at Keyser, and this fact may perhaps indi. ate that there is @ further hitch there in Starting the freight trains. It seems that ‘when summoned to say whether they would go to work, ortake their pay and leave the Bervice of the company, not only the most of the firemen left, but some thirty engineers esigned with them. It is probable that on account of the large number of trained em- Ployes thus severing their connection with the road, the company, for the time being. may not have a sufficient number of engi- neers, firemen and brakesmen qualified for the responsible duty of rupning trains through the mountainons regions. And while supplying this deficiency the company may wDaturally hesitate about ranning trains. —— The Baltimore American comes to the de- fence of General French in an article show- ing that the master of transportation of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad had no right to command the federal troops in West Vir- g@inta. General French needs nodefence. He 4s 100 old a soldier not to know his duty and in his personal controversy with the master Of transportation was wholly in the right. The railroad official in question had no more Fight to dictate his course of action than avy one of the mob of strikers. ———__-<+e-__ The Investigation of the charges against the management of the Indian Bureau still oes On in secret, the members of the invese Ugating committee claiming that the inter- ests of the public service demand that they Shall sit with closed doors. Possibly they } may. but such a method of procedure is un- Usual and un-American. Persons charged ‘With crime are allowed the privilege of hear- ing the testimony of their accusers and of €ross-examination, and this method experi- ence has proved to be fair and just—in fact ho other would be tolerated. The parties implicated, or alleged to be implicated in any frandvlent transaction should be allow- @d the same privilege before this Indian board of inquiry, to the end that the state- ments of witnesses when made may then and there be proved or disproved. Under the Circumstances the Commissioner of Indian Affairs would be jnstified in at once demand- ang that the doors of the board be thrown open, in order that he may know just what the allegations against his bureau are, and ‘What the character of the testimony to sus- tain such accusations is. This is due not only to himself as a public Officer, but to every employe of his bureau. The public pretty unanimous in the Opinion that such of the late rioters as were @rrested in the act of committing acts of violence should be adequately punished, 2nd that no mawkish sentimentality should Yntervene to check the ordinary course of Jaw. Leniency on the part of the authori- es would be a fatal error. The offender: need @ severe lesson for their ruthless de- struction of life and property. oS = en ‘We may now undertake to count the cost Of the five days strike which the New York Journal of Commerce estimates at £25,250.00 The five railroads concerned probably lost $10,000 each per day or altogether #20),000 @atly; add 850,600 as alow calculation for los- wes by Interruption of other reads, and the to tal is $250,000 per day, or $1,250.00 for the five Gays’ suspension. The losses sustained by the Pennsyiwania road at Pittsburg and on the line between that city and Harrisburg are Calculated at $10,000.00. Halfofthatamount ‘Would scarcely cover the cost of property Gestroyed on the Baltimore and Ohio, and it it likely that $10,000,000 would approximate he losses of railroad property other than those which have been enumerated. This Takes @ total of 26,250,900. There are losses ther than these which might be taken into account but which it would be difficult to Wetimate, such as the losses sustained by ‘yarious branches of industry by the stopping Of communication by railroad. Joseph Cook, the Bostoa ex-clergyman, how attracting attention as a lecturer in treating upon the causes for modern skep- dicilsm. uames among them fashion and Mortgages. ‘Whenever an aristocratic Church insists on it that people sbhll have Something to wear or not go to church at all, @t repels the poor.” “We have churche that. when they erect a new house, delicate to God only @ mortgage.” There is pungent aruth tn th +s0-- — The southern postal convention went in Strovg for the oid flag—and an appropriation fo enlarge their present postal facilities. ‘Well, there is no reason why the ¢outh should net be accommodated in this regard. A fast anatl train from New York to New Orleans is quite as necessary as fast trains between ther points ave in the north. Mr. Hubbard, chairman of the postal commission, in his | Speech before the conventton expressed the | inion that the usual running time between ‘© great cities named could be shortened an entire day by @ fast mail train, an im- provement which would be keenly appre- Cialed by the basiness community of both cities. The niggardly action of the last Con- gress in cutting off the fast malis on long dimes wll not be imitated by the next. The Tepresentatives from the south toa man will ] demand the fast mail service, and they will ) public spirited rep- resentatives from the north and west to carry | their point. ee « When the times get better and our busi- | ness improves,” says Col. Scott, of the Penn- | sylvania railroad, to his employes, -‘you | shali have yeur old pay.” This is fair and Feasonable, aud it is the kind of talk the Yallroad men will doubtless appreciate. ——_——-.. | _JySh-tr The large coal companies found the late Btrike a very specious excuse for an advance in prices. The sale of 200,000 tons of coal wa Ppoetponed in New York jast week on ac count of the uncertainty of transportation. Four leading companies refused to sell at any Price, and coal agents and dealers seld only to regular customers at advances of from 50 2075 cents on prices ruling at the beginning Of the strike. There was some fear th: Bpeculators would get hold of the stock of the companies, but the action of the leading cor- ‘Posations in refusing to sell Probably pre- Vented this. Atany rate when onder is re Bored there can be no exeuse for high prices: Massachusetts with her boaste! thrift dntellectuality, makes rather a bal showing 3m the matter Of paupers. With a view to Jegixiation on the subject statistics have been prepared showing that in 1546 the num- ber of people who received relief from the Public poor fund was 32.62%, at a cost of $746,158; and that in 1876 the number of pau pers Lad increased to 222,673 and the cost to the state was $1,449,54. This shows an in- ©rease of 0 per cent. in ten years, and that One person out of seven isa charge upon the | © Feceipt of price. Garpayers of the state. and jefd-tr RUS Ss EPPING be acquled hI OF 20 private lorsone, at GW, WOOL: ‘New York avenue D Ez Beoon. SS PPING LEAF TEA, ATSO CENTS A POUND. ALSO, HICKORY HAMS, Only cold st 1332 F street. | o WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. JANTED—A LADY to occupy a large, ne -ly- OR RENT—Nicey Furnished FRONT ROOM ie " ris S 5 derate rates. L cation delighifa'. Ret We TA15 lh street Pacer Daeatr WARE. | erence nesuined: 1930 Maseachn te eS ANTED—C faim 2 OR RENT—Several a’ge airy BOOMS at I Wisay opus eam have cone kuowieigootteg | F°Ghattond avcueth use aidan megs eee business. Addresa‘ Olaim Agort,” Star office an. jy8l-3 WASTED A PARTAEX in snonablished and | #\OR RENT a; bus heving all Grow {ug business; small capital r. ines< Rxing & good salary. Addresi Star office, W4STED-Two SOLICITORS for, the Life of Pove Pius IX ; «mail handsome book; $1 50, bp from 8 to 1¢ a.m, at OL oe iyS1-2t N. W. BURCHELL. street nor RY GOODS! —— DRY GODS! and 34 youre oF oxen? SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! We ore now selling th host bargains im all kinds of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS ever offered, e' le | im Washington. 220 000 to be sold in the next @ days. We promise to make the price ratisfactory, and ) make every effort 8 th to please sll who may favor ‘Us with their patronage. W. M. BROWN, No. 314 Eighth street N. Cosme OUT SUMMER DRY GOODS AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH. Cal.coes, 47. 5, 636 Brown and Bleached Muslin Sand 10 cents. Percales § snd 10 cente, werth .0 and 12%. Lawn, 65) cent yhi « G-ound Lawns, 10 cents. Ladies! Siting binrns 16 cents. worth 28. Striped St ks. last chance t. tat AS comte. Black Silks, 65.75, Sng to $3, che: crt Piq prices. "JUST DEALER TO ALL wite AMBURG EDGING, HAMBURG EDGING AND Have opened 12,900 YABDS HAMBURG INrERTION, And am offerirg them at ONE- FOURTH THE REGULAR PRICK. EDGING AND de., Be , Gc., Se., 1Os., 12c., Mc., Ie , BOc., All Wide Work. CALICOES 4 CENTS PER YARD. FOR THIRTY DAYS We will offer our Entire Stock of RY GOODS AND CARPETS 20 PERCENT. BELOW THE BEGULAB PRICE, LAWNS, PERCALES, PLAID SWISS CASSIMEBES, LINENS, FLANNELS, BLACK ALPacas, MATTINGS AT COST. NOTTINGHAM LACES, Cc. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, J) 31--otr PROPOSALS FOR CLOTH, UNIFORMS AND HaTs DFrantMeENT oF METROvOLITAN PoLicR, Office of the Board, 482 ill be rect at this Office m, WEDNESDAY. Listh Augast, 1977, bey will be opened, to farniah this fifty (350) yarde bine Doeskin und'ed (400) yard Bine Dress Oc yards Bire Yacht loth, all to be best quality, Indigo Blue dye re Cloth; thirty (30) var or k of ren calcd Proposals will be received at same tims for ‘arn to measure, Winter Uniforma for the ‘lice Force, c: nsisting of Overe of Blas Bearn Cloth, Frock ‘ther BI ry Cuats of Bice Yacht Cloth. Vests of Yacht Cloth er Blue Dress Cloth, and joeskin; material to be of beat cut t Bue D » indigo b'ne dyn, to. b with the Re eulations for Uniti the Metropolitan Police F. serarately fur each garnieut. dies for the buttons, the pro) Board, will be jor ned to the eucceastul bidder Ja will be reccived at aame time for Hundret and Sixteen (216) Hats for f wear of the Police Force ‘The quantities given are approximate only; the quantities required may be more or less, a8 circum- Mark cnvelen ining bid tive srk envelopes containing bids, respectively. vt Proposal for Cloth,” Proposal for Uniforms,” * Proposal for Hats,”’asthe case may be. Samples mst accompeny bids. ‘The Board reserves the right fo reject any or all ide. Bicders are invited to be present at the openin: For further information apply to Capt. BRO Tnepector M. P.. or to the Secretary of the Board, this office. By order of the Roard JyS1 angs 8.4 E_G_ CURTIS, Secretary. WASHINGTON, ). ©. Seuy 12. 1877 —Mr Dear’ Sir-—For three years past a dyarepsia. * of physicians Bi fn accordance to be worn by Is to be made riy of the ree; MAkY (CHEAP FUEL. Th cheapest ant best fuel for cooking i n weather is COKE. 8 pri sp ct ofcon in the market in consequence 1 bontmes ould be well ‘ap fuel to enpply themselves fice of the WASHINGTON ANY. No. 413 10th street orthwest. Still sold at the recent low rates at $2 6) for a load of hols. and 91.85 for a load of by tv enty-five bushels, delivered anywhere within the city. jyBtr For THE HOT WEATHER. FULL LINE OF NUN'S CLOTH ALPAOAS, LINENS. SERGES AND DRAP D’ETK SACK COATS. Elue snd Black FLANNELS, CHEVIOTS and DI- AGONAL SITS WHITE DUCK VESTS. jertiomen and Brys’ TRAVELING SUITS. UL- PTERS. &c , &c ‘The above. together with @ large line of BOYS? CLOTHING, will be sold at very low pricos for he = NOAH WALKER & CO., _iy28-3t 625 Pennsylvania avenue. Ce eLuNe. t Be dozen. F at_ $1.25 gallon. ¥ at $2 gall ion. iy tr 1918 Pennsylran a avenue. GREAT REDUCE IN SUMMER Genta” Linen Coats, an Pai 2 Lin P. at any price. BY'S, 1914-1916 Pa. ave., Between 9th and 2uth sts, Io nt All persons are hereby cautioned against bnying, selling. dealing or traficking in, or using any Bott thes Bearing the following mark or marks, viz; Pe Shinn. Georgetown, Cc” mer & Green, Georgetown, D O.;” or 8 C. Palmer. Georgetown. DO.” Each bottle bearing in addition the following: ‘This bottle fs never sold,” or “This bottle never under the penalty of an act of Congress ep- 1b act to protect the manufacturers of min- e District of Columbia, and for other oved July 2th. 1866. SAM’L C. PALMER, 57 Green street, Georgetown, DO. EXD Families can yer N oTICE Arrived, dally, st Norfolk Oyster t. GIL B street northwest. OFS FERS: CLAMS. lard oud Sot CRABS, Tupplied at cheapest market rav \¢ rates. supplied af cl N. WHITE Oo. H4v56 ENLARGED OUR STORE, We are now prepared to offer to the Public a most complete assortment of STOVES FUBNAO! BANGES, GRATES, LA- TROBE STOVES, AND BLATE MANTELS, In Great Variety. fi Persone ee thetr houses with the above fore busing ad Dot fall to call and exainine be ‘weet, bet | tfal sets of Teeth, tracting without tions warrs: ted. 4 FIRST CLASS ELEVATED OVEN RANGK | FOR 965. Also, LATROBE STOVES, WITH ILLUMINATED BASE, BELF-FEEDING, TO HEAT TWO BOOM! PROVED SODA Granulated I Ss OLB corner th and B sta. ([REAT BEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CRO: ET The new Lawn Game,“ V. SILLO," a companion to juet. STAT/ONERY. aie yammorimont of BOOKS for summer Reva A "Fay Book mailed to any address, free of portage, WM. BALLANTINE, 498 7th row Street, WASTED active, bright BOY, between 12 act aa meanuger ig 8 Broker's effice; mnst come well recommended. A4- dress Lock B x 39, cit: sy31-2t ANTED—A healthy, robust GIRL ta cook, ‘Wash, iron and do the work of a private fam- uly; mu.t be @ gocd cook; to th: right person a god permanent hou *; one without kinf Ike in € Peeferret the Alderney Dairy "ANTED. A TENANT for street northwest, betw: V Dwellirg, with all modern ot nianed throughout. who will Board the owner an! family. Inquire at 1533 P street n.w. — jy30 3." n thi joe and 7 ANTED—A ecitled white WOMAN, with ref home by helping « wi- Call at 279 Miseoori 3y30- erence. will find a good keep house; ages. Wasteah SITUATIONS—.ne er snd the other to d» chambers ork pod Tee onl oe roel rumor ing: are willing and capable. Please address 40% L street, between 4% and 6th souihe west, for 3 faye a" WARTED—X SITUATION by x strong ard bearty young “4 porter, or yanitor in any kind of business; hones? and so’ er; willing to make himself generally w+ fal; can read ax be oe Sank: oan for ‘rst-class references from abroad; married. no ~ dren. Call or address 230 H street, South Wash- fugton. _ yy at WARTED By a respectable COLOBED GIRL. ® SITUATION se cook. washer and tr or Jo general housework ;good references. Apply 1030 Now Jersey avenue northwest. Jy 23-35) WS TED-soticroRs. Ladies or Gentle “apes Tey man as coachm: ™ for Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia orth Carolina; to competent par‘! s constant emp'syment en salary aayn No. 412 7thet_n. w.,Room 6, 9 to I Sy fr m 7th to 13th street NTEU—S8'ORE on Pennsylvania avenue; V # net preferred. Address | Box City vost office. ay WASTED— Everybody to Know that Loose Cov- ers for Furniture cut, W:ndow Screens, and all kinds of Upholstery made and repaired at ing 3 low Prices, , Samples of goods and estim tes given by & - CH ACE, Louisiana avenue, between 6th 18 and 7th streets, sonth side. jyl4-tu th&aat,Im* WASTED-CARPETS to CLEAN at RIOE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, between 496 and 6th streets southwest. Called for and delivered without charge ayi8-ly WASTED—HORSES TO PASTURE, two miles from the city; good city reference’ farnisned. Address LOUIS P. BHOEMAKER, 920 F «treet northwest. 3713 40" cool abd dectrab! NT-2336 E strect_southwee , ps HOUSE with water and sewerage; th. Ingaire of 0. H PARKER, corner $6 Bre 4 and nd > 86 ays 3t* F: ft RENT—Handeomely Faria ROOMS on = floor, south front, moterm con -eni family without children: @41 M est. js3_ 3° , T—A BRICK HOUSK. containi « four large ROOM™, with celiar and cellar kitchen, large yard, with trees and shrubbei der; water on premices; de-irable neigh! No! 214 1th stre-t southwest, Rent $19 per fh. Apply next deor. 373-3 r. vin Bont go. street. improvements WAGGSMAN. Si mock ET Hirune Ro 1408 Listrect uw, [POR RENT—Threo very_pioeant Uifurnished Focts, sa oor: Heuer for ood te Also, @ large number of other of which can be seen at our offices. LE —We are offering numerous Ql twboures and lots large wnal', and w nid be raged to see parties desiring homes or looking for Investm nts tr An FO5 GENT Firet a7 occ nd FLOORS of No 510 Hh streei, between E and F northwest FOR SALE. or @4 sonnd and gen‘le. and onl: cfu ¢. Inquire at RIESSNER ‘FAT Tb street. beat seaso ev aig Stabe 330 WM H =: ATER 0. 14235 Peonsylvenia avence E—A GREY HORSE. suitable for work ure; eight years old, wi roll for are arran® want Ss ATi CGR SAL E—-1 O00 000 fant rinde 70 O00 be T BRIC jyT-eolm* Fo ee A et PUM ctnen 0 and detw: Dest quality FRON seo WINDSOR & FORD, Soutn Capito! and N toed MAGE, wilt, sell “cheng Btable, corner Harness: a1 : PHeEY'’S 6th. GTANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SO Sandy Serine, M EDUCATIONAL. comery County, Md. The errs f ih be resumea on MON- DAY, Octed: For pariculare apply to CAROLINE H. MILLZB, Sandy Spring, Mary land 2 2-im Splencid location. “Terme liberal. Apply a! So 1200, corver 710 and M steeetanw.) jy8) 2t* ; OR RENT—Nicely Furnished FHONT ROU with bay window. su-table for man acd wif §. glegeutlem sn Board i destred, at No 110) 13th wireet uorthwret. 0 Fo: RENT Comuuvicating ROOMS ov 2d flor. furnish d, $20. Also, thes on 34 flov-, a furnished $15" Bath, ac., 72S 1b -treei ao rthwest_ab ve iy30-3e* f: OB BENT—Brick HOUSE No, 230 K street .w . six rooms. cellar, gas, bath, kc. near market and etrentcare, Luguire at Room 1” 6 ttre 0 e FOR SEN street the city. Apt EAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, G1® Seventh Ot. Ohaaase “sy every Wednesday and Saterday.! Three-story Brick Houses For Sale. Bestinaton, st se mod. 234 Dt a. MOM IMPS, 6 TB -neereeeneenmesneee pivosory Brick and Prame tiouses For Sale. cy Tahvet nwe,{h ; mod. impos? re webb dre No. G12 M street, a is one of the nicost small honses. & to BR. W. FENWICK. corner Sth and F streeta, Room 27, Le Droit Building. 43) 3t* UR RENT—RENT REDUCED—9049 h street northwest, 7 rooms and bathroom. Rsat re goes 3 35 month ta savanes: Apply to T. JONES, at National -avings Bank.” Jy3) 31 Saco: FOE, BENT—Tho” desirable street northwest, conta'ning 7 nas. bath water clow rented small fami'ty for $30 per onth Ap hg toT B. PESICES. G48 L stroct northwest. $3) 5e [,OR RENT—Three sory HOUSE N>. 1287 7th + cet northwest, between @ aid N stroew; large store and cellar, 12 room: motern tne provements. Apply. to JAM Bortheast corner 9th and G stre: ts OR RENT—83) per month fr a two sto Brick DWELLING HOUSE, No. 506 lot opposite the army eal | z* ry a4 4 3s 58 ol EF pt " 283 5 g rc) 4 5 jotw a hand st Ber . + mod. imps.,4 rs. lar. a&c Will : D. © bet Isit and tina ws per fi t.. bet. 13th and lth, n | -odllas BOE Basses ~ r ft... street norchwest, Musevm Inquire at GEO. F, SCHAFER, 1 Jy30-Lan Pevnsylvania avenue W 43TED-OLD GOLD and SILVER, in lar; or small quantities; highest cash prices pal 321 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% an a streets. 397-1) ‘W ARTED—all to know that RENOVO is a cer- tain cure for Dyspepsia in every form, Heart- burn, Acidity, Pain in Stomach aud Rowels after mesls regurgitstion Into the mouth of food, of sour or offensive liquids. Never fails to arrest fermenta- tion ie 5-64" JANTED—TO EXCHANGE-NEW STOVES ‘and Refrigerators for old ones or Gi 8, at BUTLEBS, Stoves stored OF no pa} corner 6th and K streets northwest aud rented. Bmoky Chimorys cured mar 26-tr ‘TEREOSCOPIC VIEWS of the Tnangnration of Rutherford B. Hayes, Preal- Tt D.n.w J ARMSTRONG, Phrotoghapher. FOE RENT 9212 ith street a rooms. hall, water and water close 4th street northwes',8 rooms, gas an: 1316 Gthatrest northwest, 8 room: 1 Te «et.7 rooms, mod imps., $20. J ER, 1429 Pennayl avenue northwent.— jy3) 3" uR_RENT—N00S 1OLS Stn street northwes , and LLL H street northwest, each contabing nine -oome and hath room. with all mod- ern improvements. Also, S28 and S28 Bh straat, ach containing eight rooms aud bath rooms No 1011 11h street northwest, nine rooms and bath com; atable on ream of lo. Inquire of JAS, W_BABKRK. 1106 H street northwest. jy3) 3t *OR RENT— One of thove handsome Philadelphia atvle HOUSES on 9th street, near N northwest, 249 1 on the premises, jy33-3t F* R RENT OR 84LE—1355 U_ street north- west, new BRIOK HOUSE and two-story Brick Stable; large frout and back yar Bafar , mod. imps. MOD AMPH .y LI PH ae nceeereereoee 2 rs 104 IMD PS.. 8 TB en nnne MOG. IMPH.y 7 TB serenensevve ae ANTED—CARPETS TO CLEAN, at McGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Swee orks, 7th street wharf Orders by mail or let 8. MITCHELU’S, Market Space. __ fe2l-ly Wann, GENTLEMEN to know that W en uM. Merchant Tailor, LOLL New York specialty of Cutting Garments to be jan26-ly D_ FOUND. $10 BEN ABD Lot on the evening af the wth of Jniy,® POCKETBOOK containiag $30 in money and a GOLD COUPON ot $28, payable st of September, 1OM4 I street. J/3L3c* FOUND AST#AY—T <0 OXER on 20th tu stant. Owner will please call at corner Sth and L street rortheast. prove progerty ay expenses ©. STEIBNAG ay St O8T—A R-d Russia Leather MEMORAND TM 4 BOOK, trom 7th and D to or ia the Schustzen Park, con be value except to the owns eral reward will be paid if left Mt JOHN &. VOST'S, No. 429 7th stroct nortn- ‘weet. $10 BEWARD—Strarce oF stolen, fom Tucker Farm, pear ld “etropotiien Branch Railroad, MULES, 0. large cream-colored mar mule, with slight scar on right shoulder, and one d é BR. VERNON, Police Headquarter b.6. Wt ST—A Red us ia Laver MEMORANDUM HOOK, containing p pers. notes, &2., 01 ner. A Itberal reward wil! by uned to N. H. MILLER, 32 yd On Saturday somewhere betwee 4’* Hotel and SO6 1”: ing the «ame at Kom ®, Corcoraa p l2ard 2or8 and 1 p.m. PROMISSORY NO'ES, datea 78, erawn by Mary 0. Phillips to the Jones, Trast and o respectively; secured by square 675." A'l persons basing or negotiating the hash 6. atop. B.U. KEYSER, 509 BOARDING. YOUNTRY1B04 RP—At Falls Charch, Va Loca- / tion Sine, with abundance of shade; 10 minutes walk from trepot Terms low. Address Mra K. WM. soon or F. FOWLEB, Patent Office, hn ge 2. ay: are caution ame, 4: i939): street. [C8 FEXT—H0Cs: enue, between H a1 room; medern improvemepis; in good re} A Piya 2010 Tet mew. 0-0 HARE Syacsie” ‘Ok RENT—HOUSES 304 and 306 D stract bo thwest, rent moderate. DUUGLABS, Hoom 22% May B aud E streeis, POR REN’ Apply to J. ©. aiding. corner 7th L_dyB-3t* An elegant suite of three or four Unfurnished ROOMS; all m-dera conveniences; mene Tyrably atranged for housekeeping. | Apely at so7 New Jersey avenne ow Jy28. FF OB BENT—Se<en-room BRICK. modern im provemente, six room BRICK. hall gas, water, er five-room FRAME. $12; ten-room $16! ISSAC 8, HOLL- DG! 457 Pst. nw. | BM" nw. ugast $4,(4 nufinished honses.) at 6 p m., Q st., between 13th and 14 bate nw j23-tr = OR RENT By FOR EL NT Dien fully cool large nealy far- 8. H. WALKER, 630 Louisiana avenue nished ROOMS; all modern iiasravements; also Pa ave. 8.0, 12 roo EOF aoe $I atvo-st ry Bri k Stable. Appiy stroet 1 East Canttol street, 16 roome, vorthwes'. after 8 pam. Jy25-3t* 1G and BBS Sst. n 1 ABBS and 13837 Sth st.n.w.,6 1103 and 1106 7th st. nw store, 2 3d wt. D.w.. store and Cellar... conn 22 Defrece st.,? rooms, all improvement 923 91h gt. n-w., 11 rooms and improves bt iw* RELL & BUBFORD. ort O8 E street. opp. General Post Office. OR RENT- BRICK HOUSE, 726 17th atrest rerthwest. opposite Corcoran’ Art Gallery; ten Pome andall modern improveu ents. Inquire O39 et northweet {OR BFNT—19h and B store E238 G sireet n. 1421-1431 T street n.w stieet nw., 6 room Toome, § Houses for Rent. {OR RENT—ZO7 3.h street, near Patent Office, 504 mod en De aie (a Ro. Soa Bust Capitol me Wo rovane, thas autre of FRLLY B. WRIGHT, LLOO M st. jv27-4t* | No’ GF etroct northwest: 7 rooms, tod. ta Kor = N Fry ob three E ory BULLDING | No. Sd hl borthwest, office roume at tore an ent, on K at: # 'd aud the oped t Faouses for Sale and floora are arr: JOHN SHEBMAN, Beal’ rs loud Building. ye SOR RENT- 924 M street; contains eloven large ws, together with all medern impr Exchange. ist of Property, both improved and hich car ive sold at low figures, and on terms to mit. Also, (wo fine houses in exchange for property. also a large yard wth fonptain: f nit t . atabe ie *inghue’ of PHILO B WRIGHT, TiG0 M | _5.000 in cums to suit, at eight ger cont. jyt8-tr atree iyi ot" 'UB ev ENT—No. 116 24 st. 1 none QO F Do. 1541 &th i" er |. (C8 RYNT- Furnishea BOOMS, commodions airy and newly furnished, for two or three single erntlrmen; finest location in city for #1 Hh 3 private family rea i ed. Apply immediately, No. LERO 13t! west side, between L street and Mass. i FOR SALE—No. \eas- |, Eh eneene- +3 508 Do, 1309 7th St. 0.0 mvecceesoeee- soe Do. Small Farm. 25 acres, four miles from ci Do. or rent—Square Ground northern ro ferences: h stre-t, * ‘OMAS. A. AP (OR NT- 1605 1 street rtowest, Ii jana avent Wand Ee. withboard; very moderate | Jct No- 452 Loutsians avenue. terms Furv'shed BUUSE for rant) 9js25 tw" EGE RENT—FRAME HOUSE, ten rooms. not . i zie’ sad oe all ia font uae aitmal 'e Inia aver a 213 Market Bpace. = ase onoet 7 OR RENT_Six-rsom HOUSE, hall_ water, and ge. No. 172% Vermont avenue; $18. Three- story HOVSE, hall, water and gas, Rhode Istand avenue, 2d door fromSth, Rent $20. Apply 1106 L:treet. : ite Is 8 __ LADIES’ GOODS. 719 ATTRACTIVE Goops! 719 SMYRNA AND TORCHON EDGES, very scarce aud desirable, just received at Bosgpine MAY BE OBTAINED IN A GEN teeRhoune just opened. Families or stugle par desire to secure good permanent accomm- terme cam be suited by applic ay: dation< on liberal at O17 New Fork 426 J1TH STEERT NORTHWEST, OLEAN ) airy Rooms. $6 and $10; Parlors 15, with or without BOARD Jy2s-3:* DAVIS’, 7219 Market Space, FG RENT The DWELLING PART of House Corner ath strest, 902 H street northwest. Eoquire at the Ba'm of Life store iy2s-lw* F32 BENT—One three-story BBIOK wou rE; 9 rooms, bath room and concrete cellar, w m derate improvement NOVELTIES IN FANOY GOODS recetved every day,at 2 sor DAVIS’. 6 te VEILINGS. BRUSSELS NETS, METAL neh ptr Sad rthw: BELTS, NECK BUUHINGS, hen im greet laty, OAKD.—ROOMS, farnished or unturnished. on sute or single; south front; near fonr lines of street vars, Tubl> BOARD, 'No. SOB O street borth west jy 3" VARDING — The cole pace in Washington is the TBEFMONT HOUSE. Thre souvh front Reoms just vacated by families teaving the cicy. Very low prices. with good Board. jy%6-tr SIRST CLASS BOARD and elegantly Furnished ROOMS single or en suite, at OAT 16th street northwest. Terms reasonable. 4y16 Im BGA tbiNG—The covlest ROOM, with best of BOARD, tu New York family, where home comforts can be enjoyed at moderate ¢xpense; mar- ried couple or tadies preferred. I Maryland avenue west. PERSONAL. A COSTELLO, Disciple of Mille Leuor- Mi anndt partes the pocatoet Planet wader Seer ta America, can be consnited at her house, No 22 corner $4 and Detreets northwest. F street cars pass the door. je 6w* ‘PROFESSIONAL. R M. DAWES, DENTIST, Has Removed his Office to No. 97 Bride Sip jyl-dm street. Georgerown. HESEY,S: ENNIS, 11 @ eurcet: opposite Pat- ent Office, Electrician and Model Maker. Ex- perimental work @ specialty. Expert in Patent causes. Jel9-ly 14; T.M. TALBOTT, Dentist. Bemoved to southeast corner 7th ani ic a Borthwest. Teeth inserted @ per y23-ly E.N. FRANK WHITE, The Magnetic Healer, Ltittine obstinate Chronic and A Diseases. Consuitation free. Office hours—8to 11 .m.aud $to8 pm. jels-1y" R. B. PARSONS. DENTIST —Office and real- dence, 110@ F strect northwest. Tecth inserted. flung. repairing and extracting pS done at reasonable Fates ‘ap2-6m ee QCHUTTER & RAKEMAN RTIS FRESCO, DECORATIVE. and description of ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING. 9th street northwest. SPECIMEN KOOM. jandi-ly i ‘710 E street northwest. WASHING (08, D. 0. E. J. B. GIBBS DENTIST, <==] REMOVED TO isin sTaRer, marl-ly rer Thompson's Drug Btore. penn OE ke . DUKE. DENTIST, 423 7th street eonth- eon D and E streets. Besu- Gos MEATING APPARATUS. ‘We are the Manatectarers of GOLD 8 WARM AJR FURNACES, Equal to Steam, = eee the bew 57 Call and sco the thing itecif, and take 0 de ecriptive pamphlet, = \.NDELIBES ené GAS-FIXTUEES up SMITH, BIRGE & Co., dec8l-tr 1014 Ponnsytvania aven ue. Ce EN’S LOAN OF FICK, corner Of Tth snd New York even tranor ent om Rew re The most ste Loan Omics in the city. ct yy. Mone: at th. loweat rate of Interest ou Grid and Silver W. Dis ‘Plate and Flated w ‘Guns, Pisto ; tr ielen at's — xt Vy ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO know the best One Dollar ii a08 Pe: chibi “ont ant-ly [C08 RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, with 8 rooms, bath room, all modern ii ments; newly papored and painted strevt northwest. Inquire "No. northwest SELLING OPP LOTS OF RIBBONS, PABA- SOLS, &c., REGAKDLESS OF COST. at KENT—Two threo-story BRIOK HOUSES, STILL SELLING BLACK GUIPURE LAC! 23) 23 13th street southwest, * ~ bath room, all modern improvements AT HALF PRICE, at DAVIS paluted and pap red, pontndbal he ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND MILLINERBY FTRUEY: Rood neighborhood. Inquire Ni, 40% | GUODS AND NOTIONS VERY CAF Psat 7h K ‘OR KENT—HOUSE No. 1008 F street uorth- weet, 17 od ti motern Conventences AOLL E street northwest DAVY Font. cae eat seer, MBS: 9. Poe F sitet N, Ww. etied= house feoute south,’ at No. FEF H street Tuanetal for rhe very iteral Rorthweet, jyll 18'*” | Sommer, we now desire to eord ser No S15 6th street; 10 provements, rent to suit'the times Apply to W.C JOHNSON, 718 i3'h street northweet. ive FS. KENT—One two story BRICK MUSE, hall.7 rooms and bath room. gas, hot and cold water: also, several small HOUSES. ' Inquire RB. CLARK, corner 456 and M street southwest. jy16-2w ‘Ov RENT—From August 1, nxt, HOUSE No, F 450 New Jersey avenue southeast, 7 rooms, th th. aa = = rtunity of purchasiug fine re, band- FCs Set—How feathers: Bilke, Bitbous, Chip and’ Stay 3 heary dascownt from 0 chase them from. t at great sacrifice nancial depression being the cause. ‘These goods are of the Anest importation, and thelt quality tested. y can ee a ‘ond |, #0 that the; sppreciated- me J.P. PALMER, iy tr 1107 F street northirest, 1 CONSEQUENCE OF HAVING A at many goods yet remaining om hand om MUST BE SOLD & We will for « few days lv ir OFEER THE BA‘ UR STOCK £O UR CASA ONLY, without we ar stock Sourtere of then 4 LINERY, FANCY GOODS, GLOVES. tte .oe Having already commenced rebuil: offer these inducemeuts for a longer period fan's or W days at furthes:. ™M. J. iyletr 691 and 6395 Distr W. 188 ELLIS, Fashtonabi. Mi aevea to tas0 8 tee will be glad to see her former patro: a8 water and bi 'T—On Rhode Ii venue, bat 7th streets: HOUSES with 6 9°47 rool conveni-nees, Inquire WHEATLY BRUS , cor her 7th and Q streets northwest. jy9 Im FOE S44 O% RENT—A good Frame HOUSE With slate roof; etght acr-s of ground and fine stream, also, fine Building SITES at Ammendale, Way station, Baltimors ad Ohio railroad. Address DANIEL AMMEN, Beltsville, or stop at Ammneu- dale. dS 2m {/R RENT—HOUSES, Nos. 104 Sd strest nort west, —_ 327 Peaeuivs: ‘enue B war ry SUMMER RESORTS. AVEBLY HOTKL, SARATOGA SP: Bew York, enlar, renovati ail through, with first-class aj gomforts and conveniences. cated Broadway. midway berween Congress ai one Springs. 2 per day. Zems $M te Gir 30 rw. alas, ay 30- Proprietor. miles S K of Bte; "a De Frederick county; Varn Py JRE HYGEla HOTEL, Sitasied one 100 yards of Mont Open all the year. attractions som- Bev all mode oa the door, KL $60 and good from May until No AT THE U.8 CENTENNIAL EXHD- sa Ebi or bow trek sop ey oon Seariy oars oF wisrigerioM, 2 INDIAN TEORTABLE DECOCTION| Yilewe of feoe, Good Osnaracton. Bxcallence or VSI! BLAS, and ail DISEASES BEM PEM ii agen, eanmen CROPLEY, Agee Bn —Northwest cor. im HL. SUMNER, Sole CANSheteaterts aad Hi'¢HEsT awarp. MPORTANT. pation re Military i mo the. ary LOTTE HALL ACADEMY, (found. Fall seasion cm ences 34 Board ¢f Eaucation, Conn AMES CORRIDON, they, 8. Cloud Beltdite se ene Bookkeeping and easy course of aran teed Shots Dal KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTI- for the UTE.—The summer class ‘accommodati, juces the terms for 5 patrnct ons to S89 rer sonal Preparascry and © tlegiate 5 y Sent nb For HERBERT THOM *S0%, Mall, Bt. Mary's Gon, 3923 coln to Coarlott> - D. A. HOLBROOK’S Classical and NOY. Next term 12h. Di. Holbrook refers to Hon. B G. North: 7 I a tongtt fu short ot “nd De Tact given at ant Bhort-fi eset june lth, of Teachers, who wish to tm the sciones. prove their vacations by studyt ‘The eutumn course 1 October oth, For « anc tees iy to Mre LOUIS POLLOOK and a west. PLLOOK. 1127 13th street north = my on WEST END INSTITUTE, BOARDING SCHOOL nw Reopen Sept. 19:h RS. 8. L. CADY'S for YOUNG LADIES, , CONN mylt-4n M4FLEWoop INSTITUTE, Concord- T quarter; girls, FAMILY SUPPLIES. [RAKED BEANS, In 3 tb Cans—from Boston, Massachusette—vory nice—3 Cans for $100 jy-tr BEED'S SONS, 1216 F street Northwest. ME4tT KEPT, AND SENT UUT SUN- DAY MUENING. The best BEEF, the best LA’ BAMS, the freshest EGGS, FRUIT, the largest and most varie? VEGETABLES, at lowest cash prices, found at THE PALACE MARKET. am receiving daily: fard and Soft Crabs inest Potatoes, Phils. Print, New York Batter, pounds at 25 cents. 90 cents; ten Sliced Ham, 20 cents; whole Hams, is. I have two wag: mile, 1 charge nothi: for ish to save tise and trouble would do well me acall delivert to all inte within “Sclivers: os ‘all who 1 give examine personally. iyi- CLARETS AND LIGHT SUMMER WiNES have = large ope p CLARETS and LIGHT sell them cheap for cash. Wuntre GOLDEN CATAWBA. sot ‘dry, only os ealcn “alia jy10-tr KEED'S SONS, 1216 F Street Northwest. (THOMAS BUSSELL, 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUR, OFFERS FOR CASH HAVANA SBGAEBS OF BEST QUALITY aT BATES THAT CHALLENGE COMPB- TITION, NAMING IB PART— Paneted ns .....ceeoeeeen = 48 eters SWE 5 BOUBBON didi THE NORTH POLE HAS BEEN FOUND AT LAST IN MY “2,000 LB. ICE KING,” where I freeze all kinds of FRESH MEATS bought on Saturday, and deliver them to my oustomers on Bunday morning, thus saving them an enormons bi] for ice, and guaranteeing te them Sweet Meats. COBHEE CORCORAN AND 41x STREETS apis-tr NORTHWEST. poze IMPORTED WINES. . Julien, Bt: George Chetesn . Chateau Leovilie, bateau Larose, Chateen Lafitte, TABLE CLABETS. St. Macaire, Pauttinc Bt. Estephe, Huite, FINE WIBES. ‘acon, Beaqolate, Pommard, ‘Chamberua. WHITE WINES. {ince Seuterne, Barsac. S7 The above Wines purchased by the tle or dozen, coaeut aoeeeune free nee GEORGE M. HENAULT, Wine linperter and Merehant, epi3-2m 8. EB. corner 8th and D streets a.w. MANN the attention of the public to the chotes stock of —_——__——_—_—_—_—_—_—— HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS H48\MON, BOSWELL & Co., (Bt continue to offer exivs inducements to cost buyers on ail classes of FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS. ‘They are making © specialty for the spring season WINDOW SHADES, WIRE WINDOW SOREERS, REFRIGERATORS. = ATER i acaaibiies jou 314 see ee SECOND-HaND cece Prices. Toman whe, FURW: RE, peices. paid, and oni ee SSS PEESERVING SUGARS AT VERY fom wie TUNEGAS, for pickting, received — direct; Saal Fas @! 1958 Penna. evens, BUSINESS CHANCES, Fossa OB EACHA Cay Poon. . ABM of 12) acres ville sterien wrath the fran DIAMOND AND OTRFR SOLID Guy JEWELRY, “ EXTHAORDINABY GKEAT Bang Every article fuily warranted at 8. GOLDSTEIN & 00.9, Brokers, | | GUNS, REVOLVERS, &c a j | | | | ‘ iemion jyMtr __ Corner 19th a4 D treaty FINE CHANCE —Fo- wale 1G 4 STOgE in one of the best locations im tlie city, watute: | tory resnome Inge “ wreet and L B Goo Wilt vwp mA! f house koow! Toft ! | Hanis om premione See $4,000 rea ten AE Berane $300 3 bi 7 ‘sto ’ the FEED E reentiy ¥ me, corner of Bridge and M -n-gomery reetown. DC Store for rent or ines, a first clase business stand R BENT of ®TORE, WAN & 00. corner of 2 the premises $10,000 RE ine on ample real extate cent ; time apd amount . delay wWM.F.B Attorney, 3730Im BBL F street mori iweet N ARYLAND AVENUR-VACAST LOT corner 2d street Square 876, Lot 6), FOU SALT Lowe .@ closean estate, TINGED & RAB: * . ay) ool Tend new . jow DWELLING. B T street northwest. at a great ancrihce If ap. made immediately 1m nde! house. ereat bargain. three Sstory ERICK rill be sold eo thet the rent will pay f coment. BATE: ¥ Bh te 06 Ser cent. on the inv RYON TOS _D street northwest 7OR FALE IMPLEMENTS, CROPS TION, neartwo BR No 1505 (Arlingion Fire Lnsurance Batidh strent JOBS BIC ‘T FREE. LING &@ CO., ect-ly Bankers and Brokers. : 5 72 Brondw COAL AND WOOD. THoMa4s W. RILEY & 80N8, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WOOD AND CoaL. Meare delivering best qualities of WOOD an¢ COAL to all parts of the city, at wholesale prices Cumberland COAL Bi or Lom, alwaye on band, at lowest rates, sic Main Office and Depot, Riley's Wharf, foot ond 12th streets southwest. — ‘tae street, between 24 and 34 nw, street, between Dand Es w.'jytr |ea-seseseweee sramsmverreees 38 80 tO Pine W GUD from §4 to ee: Osk word: “ales ail fines St Ps, ickory at §7 per cord Eee te Feit 3 4 ander =e. om OUr Wharves and veenrls Main and Te eee ce © our Stock of Bakers’ WOOD. which is the best now oftered for sale SAWED AND S&P! IT woop. tm machi: coables as to off oQeRta ss Nese tae aes Boie manufactarers of Stepheusou's PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING woop, tatroa 8 fre-lighter in every Bundle, and for sale by all Grocers. Beventh street care ran direct to the place. STEPHENSON & BROTHER, art, Toh Str, Branch Office, 1318 Pennsylvania THE TRADES GUBRON BROTHERS, 1032 Penvey! w . v.O OF Fine Printings Spoke ne ieiy (TBONKS. | PRICES HOME ‘TO SUIT THE TIM MANUFACTURES, Atthe UNEQUALLED ‘TRUNK AND Hal For STRENGTH AND DUB- NESS FACTORE ABILITY. ‘T. EDW. CLABM & 00., LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH BLINDS, &c. Office, Pennsyivania avenue. Corner bea ty street perthwest, a Wharf, Depot and Mill, Feet of 4th strest jal tr WASHINGTOR oO. NO#sUMBUe—1. RICE will aod