Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY. August 27, 1878. CROSBY S&S. NOYES....Editor. Te Travelers and ee hee i be fo qopl RVENING Stan will be toand on Ae et ions Henry F. Gili & Go., sae Strand, C CFOS, on; Char fartwick, 118 levard enta, N.Y. Herald ‘oftiee, 1 Avenue do rOpers Paris. To dents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Businers Manager of THE STAR, totheir tenor, and not to any individual name. Drovoking delays may occur, ‘on account of ab- KS. ete., should In all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPa~yY.—not te that of any individual. @@- Anonymous communications not read; re ected manuscripts not returned or preserved, a eee The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the cli ha STAR sont to thelr adders by mall” estas pea ae Sueh period of time as they may desire, at the rate of 15 cents per week, @0 cents per month, §1.75 ya ee or the time required fr 0 ror the re must in all eases accompany the order, Uther: Sotae the paper cannot be sent, Wooden ships of war have had their day; iron ships haye been partially replaced by those clad in steel; and the time has come for another revolution in naval warfare. If Ericsson's torpedo boat, which is now com- Pleted, acts as expected, it will be the means of working this change. For years Europe has been building immense iron-clads, and the ingenuity of her inventors has been taxed to make the walls of these floating fortresses impenetrable. The vessels resulting are heavy, clumsy and unwieldy. As the projec- tile foree of cannon has increased with the thickening and strengthening of armor, the iron-clads haye not by any means attained in- vulnerability. The principal effect of the heavy mass of metal under which the vessels stagger, Seems to be to render them unseaworthy and unmanageable. They do not wait for the shots of the enemy before they go down. The foun- dering of the English vessel, the ill-fated Vanguard, and the disaster which befel the Grosser Kurfurst are incidents suggestive in this connection. There seems to be a ten- dency now to adopt a steel-clad model, of little Weight and great speed, carrying a few heavy guns. But the iron-clad still holds its own, with vigor. The Dandolo, launched not long ago by the Italian government is a two-turret- ed vessel of this class, 7,50 horse power, 10,569 tons and armed with four guns, each weighing 100 tons. And two ships even larger are now in course of building at Leghorn. As the United States has no navy which is of any con- Sequence under the present conditions of maval warfare, a radical change in these Conditions which shall make the for- midable navies of the European powers harmless and valueless, wiil of course be received in this country with satisfaction, Capt. Ericsson's invention will, it is believed, effect this revolution. A shark-shaped, iron- clad boat only 130 feet in length, which can Tush through the water at a marvellous speed, Can Siuk itself, when under fire, so low in the Water that no vital part is exposed, and can Project a iorpedo, charged with dynamite, through the water for the first 250 feet at the rate of sixty miles an hour, is the new vessel, the Destroyer, with which we are to defend our shores. An engine of peculiar construc- tion, with a capacity equal to 1,000 horse power will send the Destroyer alongside of its formidable enemy. A compressed air engine discharges the torpedo with irresistible force against its hull,and down goes the Dandolo er the Inflexible, as the water rushes into its broken side. And the process may be repeated on all the vessels in an invading fleet. Mean- while the smoke-stack of the Destroyer may have been shattered by the broadsides of the fleet ard the iron-framed quarters for the @ficers broken into pieces. But the crew of ten or twelve men are perfectly safe; and the Destroyer can disport itself among the vessels ofa hostile navy with impunity. The exploits Which the new ship 1s expected to perform Yemind one of the achievements of the re- markable submarine vessel which the fertile imagination of Jules Verne sent twenty thou- Sand leagues under the sea. Capt. Ericsson believes that one of his vessels in each im- portant harbor will be an effective defence @gainst foreign inyasion. If the Destroyer Feally destroys, as expected, the money which We haven't spent on iron-clads and coast Tortifications is so much gained. —§_<§\_<re—__. ‘We are admonished that the “campaign has opened” in Obio by the receipt of newspapers from that state accompanied by supplements Containing four full pages of political speeches Set in solid nompareil. Without their annual political donny brook fair, life is regarded as a Doon not worth having in the western states. The London Times gives as a reason for the Superiority of the mechanical exhibit of this country at the Paris exposition, the greater efficiency of labor here and the increased cost and ditt -ulty of hiring it. While sucha cone dition of society may be conceived to have the effect of spurring the inventive faculties to vigorous effort, it Is not believed that in the cases of a majority of our great inventors necessity is the mother of American invention’ or that seareity of labor has been the means of sharpening their wits. Where workmen se few, machines are most needed; but this fact does not explain the fertility of \merican invention. If the experiences of our Inventors be examined singly, it will, perhaps, be discovered that a ma- jority were first struck by the roundabout method of accomplishing some end, and set about devising a simpler and easier way. In mary cases inventions have resulted from the attempts of workmen to save their own time and labor, and the improv from American laziness rat pressing necessity due to scarcity of laborers. But whatever the reasons for the pre-emi- nence of the mechanical genius of this coun- try, there is no doubt of the sup2-tority of the citizens of the United 5 indicated. It is conceded by tt it is not illustrated f Exhibition at Paris offered for exception uachinery have fallen to American e: rs; and, in addition to these, numerous rds for labor-saving implements in diff +r- t industries and for other produets of the ainsof our inventors will be made. Times that the tirst time in the t of eleven prizes ieultaral Rumors current last wiuter in California that the grain crop would be burned as soon as it should be ready to be gathered are beiug yerit<d. A-series of fires in the neighborhood of San Jose has led to the belief that there is an oryanized body of men whose object is to execuie these threats. The farmers are thor- oughly aroused, and incendiaries caught in the act will fare badly. This burning of grain is an outbreak of the same spirit of wanton destruction which has caused threshing ma- chines and other agricultural implements to De fired in states further east. In connection with the announcement that twenty-five out of twenty-seven exhibitors of American paper at the Paris exposition have yeceived awards, including four out of five of the gold medals allotted to paper manufacture and the grand prize for fine writing paper, the suggestive fact is pointed out that while in 1873 the United States imported $728,320 worth of paper and exported only $3,777 worth in 1869, in 1876 the imports amounted to only $18,88) while the exports were $310,364. This revolution in the paper trade is due to the superiority of our machinery, the comparative dryness of our climate, and to the fact thatour Paper is very fibrous and {ree from clay or other aduiteration. LL WHO VALUE THEIS SIGHT to know accurately sulted to heap at H. HEMPLER'S. $68 Peansyivania avenue wes GOCDAE 416 Strvek, NOTICE 1 NOTICE! NOTICE! e have now instock the largest and cheapest acnurtinent of Black and Colored Cashuisren it bas been re to offer, and we can jo. 1 eashm>re dress a saving of per cent, in all qualities, over and 8 rates. ‘Also, 18 and 19-inch Black Trimming Velvets, ard. poten oS vale Flannel quailties, 25 pieces Shaker and other Skirting Fian- is, from 25 cents to $1 per yard. W. M. BROWN, aug27-tr 314 Sth street n. w. ICES TO SUIT THE PEOPLE. Bi A nel wl 25, re Cider Vinegar, White Wins" Vinegar, Whole spices, Mustard seed. Celery: Beed, soon Ginger, Bogars at cost. C. 8. O'HARE & SON, 1918 7th strest north: aug27-tr Between M and N. Call a ry te stock I FIRe- F and examine our 01 PLACE HEATERs, RANGES and CO )K- INGSTOVES. Now is thetima to have vour, Fire piace Heaters, Ranges, Cook and Heat- ing Stoves re] ‘All work guaranteed, member the place. GEO, E. GARTRELL & CO., 8ug26-3m $15 7th st., bet. H andIn. w. Ov= STOCK Re or MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN STRAW GOODS IS NOW COMPLETE AND ON ~~ For EARLY FALL WEAR, Just received Mrs. M. J. HUNT, WANTS. V ANTED—An e-perienc:d § .LEIL ADY. ALPIY at M. 8: LV ais, 717 Maract Space. au87-30 Ww ANTEL—By the 1st Septeuber, four ur iu. u furnished ROOMS for light housekeept".g; state price, H. T., Star office. iv FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND BALE. improvements. E anp27 {UR KENT—HOUSE No. 303 Esirect_n.w..8 rooms; 1 odern mprovements; rent $35. Al Py toT. FE. WAGGAMAN, ig of ANTED—A first class SERVANT t) c ox, ‘wash and iron at 1108 Frt.n w. Apply b>: tween the hours of 7 and o'clock p. m. _Hafer- ences 1équired ‘ang7 wir W ANTED—A young lady residing fa G esa & - eianea to obtain a SInUATION ae vamake; OF iculars address ~ L.. Leesburg von auz7-3 * WASZED ix energetic IRISH MEN of busi- hers ability, with good references. al! for u JAB, SHEEHY, 615 7th ses bowen Ban'1l0a m. ‘Ove oF swo Wi Ph a pte) and wife FUBNISH ROOMS; south froat; geod beard essential pprigaty family pret red, Adress, otetir g terms, K. B.A , Star office, 1s ANTED—A handsome HOUS! Uy fur- Waite about 15 room: «the beet ‘care taken of every thing; if suited would rent fora year or more, “Address M, A. G., St-F fo, 3.8 NTED—A GIRL as nurse and to make her- self generaliy usefal; one who can bring good references can fiud home and small wa cs by apply ing 417 8h at . bet. Dand E sts. n. w. 1t* ANTED—A gentleman and isy wishes a nicely Furnished ROOM ina famliy where no quesiions w:l' be asked; please sta:e terms and vestion. Address R. M. W., Ster offke, aud -2t* "ANTED-—A neat colored WOMAN to cook, ‘¥eeh and iron; aiso, a GIB from 16to 13 }earacld for light housework: ‘amily of two per- Jk RENT—Two large Un‘urnished Commu- Dicating ROOMS: also, a second -tory KOOM furnished; very reasonable; 718 12 h st. aag27 3° Fok ZENT—A four room HOUSE, suitable or heuceKeeping, in perfect order.” Inqui eat the northwest corner of 11h and N sts. hg R RENT—In Georgetown, a Brick HOUSE, on 3¢ flerson street, near Bridgs. Apply a’ 43 J<flerso. st. augg7 3.° Re RENT—FRONT BOOM, nicely faraished: oder improvements; terms moderate, 917 ith street n.w. ice QR RENT_Unfurnished third and fourih FiCORS for rent, tog:ther or separata'y; vath-rocm on third floor; terms mod=rate 1113 K stree: n.w, aug27-8i* FOE BENT-A BRICK HOUSE, near tho corner of H and 18 n stele n.w.; 7 roums kas, bydrant, sewer, yard and trees front Tear: $20 in advance, FY RSENT Ro, 81 Green str et Georgetown; a: 1 7 roms ard concreted cellar; 3:1 modern tm- Pr vemenis, and in thorough repal: mouth. Key next door. F%. BENT—8 pall Brick HOUS €in good order and 9 o1 neig’.borhood ; near two llnesof stra t cars, Inquire of D. A. CHAMBE:S, 633 F street. au27 8 OR KENT—A suite of Farnished ROOMS parlor, b+ droor and bathroom. (a°d hall be t- room If desired, ) on second ficor, at 619 12 h stree: D.W.; Feferenc’s exchanged. auga7 3° Sns. Apply immediately, with recommendations, wisn Y, . It 1bt , or @ D ave. nw. J ANTED—To Rext—By Oct.ler W tunfar. would bea copttastones DWHLL® ING ¢ ntalning 8 ur 10 rooms, modern improve- meats, in northwestern se :tion; rent ab ui ee month. Address, through mail only, JAa tS dCMVSON, 819 F i. 0. w. aug ?-St W AXTED We desire to octablish a GENEE- Ale AGENCY In Washing on or vicinity, to « ntrol the sales of a staple ardle of daily fauitly on:umption. Any energ tic man with small cap- ge tay _tocure, & Rarmauent, Pay ing basinase, Av dress Greenwich M f'g Co., 182 Fulton st. fe ang26-tr 621 and 623 D street. ¥. au27-2' GESTS MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO SHIRTS AND PANTS For EARLY Fat, W. 8, TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. EAK! ES AND DAMP WALLS x meee mt 11 CEE eae 8, and a fi resists all atmospheric change 8 a roofing Paint and for anp Walls has no equal, All wor! aranteed. Call for circular, IKUN-ULAD PAINT COMPANY, HOLTON & MCLAIN, Proprietors, aug24-1m No. 711 Streetn we. BAND OPENING OF NEW CAR- G ss PETS. 100 ROLLS UF CHOICE STYLES OPENED THIS WEEK. Our large stock we purchased direct from the Manvfacturers, which will enable us to offer greater bargains than ever before, viz: tage Cottage Carpets, striped. 15 cents, care Carpets, Fag ly, 25 cents, Tograin Carpets, bright pattern, 30 cents, Ingrain Carpets, part wool, 87 cents. Iograin Carpets, double welght, 60 cents, Ingrain Carpets, extra double weight, 62 cents, Ingrain Carpets, all wool, 75 cents. Ingrain Carpets. Celtis all wool, 87 cents. rain, Best Q iality, $i. jeautiful styles of Brussels at bottom prices, O11 Cloth all width. Our styles of Carpets cannot be surpassed, C. M. TOWSON & Co., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, ang24-tr south side, near 7th street northwest. © TO SELBY’'S FOR YOUR CHILD- REN'S SCHOOL SHOES. Children’s School Shoes 62'sc. upward; =m Misses and Youths’ School Shoes ‘5c. up ward; Boy’s School Shoes 76c. upward; 100 pairs Ladies Curraco worked but. holes, §1.50, former rice $2; a in. The $1 Men's Cong. and Faced, ‘real value $2; with agreat many jobs to ler fc lb ren yas ‘between 19th and 20th ste, aug23-tr G@4s FIXTURES. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY AND THE CHEAPEsT. 4LL THE LATEST STYLES, FULL LINE OF REFLECTORS And GAS STOVES, E. F. BEOOES, No. 539 Fifteenth street, aug23-tr Corcoran Bailding, PBEP4EE FOB WINTER. oe are for saleand I am putting up | FUENACES, RANGES AND FIERE- PLACE HEATERS to be found in the city, and warranted to give sat- isfaction. Ican refer to hundreds of our best citizens, to their superior heating qualities, darability and “tam pr ‘pared to at short notice, all Repairs to Furnaces, Ranges and Fire-piace by competent workmen. #@ All work warranted, Don't Forget the Place, W. D. WYVILL, aug2?-Im 452 Penna. avenue. WED TA TENANT forfour or fo U = furnished Roems, all modern conveniences, suitable tor housekeeping for a small family; ene wi bout cbildren preferred, 609 M st. aug26-3.* ANTED.—PRIVATE PUPILS or Classes in Latin, Mathematics, Rhetoric or Logic. Students thoroughly prepared for West Point, A.- Rapolls, oF any college. - ‘Terms favorabie. qi FLYNN. A.M, Lat. n.w. aug26-1y ANTED.—A few respectable YOU PHS can receive practical education as Architects HOt BENT Three couvenient ROOMS, aa AY furnis) ed, on the first floor, in a privat» famt- ¥ 1216 4 hes'reet. near M street n.w.: wa er. no £38; rent moderate, aug27 2° {Uk RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 805 N street ». w.; six rooms, gas, Water and bath. \pp.y t No, 1160 7th street n.w. J 8. H. STUNE, eu 27 R RENT—* ike furni hed ROOMS on the first, second and third fi ors; soithern ep - Bu pce tion excellent; couvenient to cars, 1403 L strest p.w. aue27-3t" RR NT—Hindsom Jy Furnished ROOM, en suites or single; price $6 to $25. Alo: arve Dining Room a Kitechep, with Latro: ra! ga aud hot water, 617 11:h street, batween aie G, aug27-2 * A five large HOUSE, oon ainia) 7 RENTS sos bath noms and water coe bem, Tange, Latrohes, &c : carriage ards; hag sootirn parking | concreted, sad bs $50. A careful perinanes's bor xe ai $49 per month, p 222 \3th st, sw. m october Ist, a Hana. jetely Farziaced HOUSE. ti adm" He par The ety. Rept very ior toare pu 8 Die Tenant, Address K. E. L., Staroftice. al Wy oR Fi 00d iT: all inet: rent to sale the tines. JOHNSON, 718 18th st. nw. & RENT—FRAME HOUSE, 929 10th st | Dw. nine rooms, water and, gas wathrowy, c. Apply to WALTER KER, Hatter, Ho. 1419 aug’ in KEN f—HOUSE No. 724 18th strvet pw. Tvoms: in modern improve- a 3-1 Pennsylvania avenue p.w. in joOR SE BOUMB, repnpee located, Tates.elther singly or in sulies. at 31, Det. a. wt and Furnished ROOMS pp site, at 316 Indiana ave., where fi class Tabie Board can be $ib per month. SARAH F. AGLER. BugT-tosepl® Fe EENT—Seven-room HOUSE 406 6.b si. modern improvements, Rent low toa desirabie te ant. Central location. Jy27-1m IR RENT—STOKE ROOM and DWELLING Massachusetts avenue; splendid location for an) kind of business. Key next door. Only $20 per month. sy87-1m aK BENT Beveral, HOUSES at $18. 92, $30, $95, $40 and $50 an moath. Ap- Hy toJOHN W. P. MY TAB ibih wt. x16 Se R RENT—Very it FRONT ROOM, three facin; ange; 1B Now "York Loterence tf 2 “riange; sw York ave, Hoference given and required, Terms moderate, Locality contra! and delightful, inyé-tr FOR BES 2 Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housek ing, and several small BED KOOMB: 84 Pounsy'- vania avenue., corner 43 st, marll-6m BUSINESS CHANCES. FB Ga8tZ EGS OOK and FIXTURES of Post Omics Cigar Store, 702 E st. n.w. For partic u'.T8 apply on the premises, ang27 a3 * Jk SALE—A ucat new SRICK HOUSE, all yrodera improvements, near 13. -street circle, Pricey $2.£00- $300 cash, balance oa time. J, @. HESTER 513 7th st. aug? UK RENT—STORES Nos. 1206 and 1207 Pean- sylvabia avenue. Fixtures for sale. Apply at 1209 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘aug23-3t" For RENT—That fine HOUSE No. 1130 8ch 8t.. 10 roms, hot and cold water, station -ry Washstands and all modern improvements. 226 3.* ad Engineers; Mathematics, Drawing. Book- PUR RENT—Large and smail HOUSES, desira- Keeping, Penmanship included, at omive, 400 N st. | KF riyiceated, atiow rents. WHEATLEY Baie L.W, ‘thly fee, 00. 928 3.* corner Tih st. and Rhode Island ave.n.w. au26-1in WANTED Br a aoueman and wife, Fur- /K RENT—One nicely furnished front ROOM, ‘1 nished 811 ROOM and BED-CHAM- BER, with board, in a private family. must be moderate and location within three savares of City Hall, Address PERMANENT QUIET, r tar Omice. aug2s 3t* ANTED-SITUATION as housekecpsr bya lady from the North. References exchanged. Call or address M. W. M., 479'¢ @st. 8, w. au24-31* W ANTED-A young lady des ree a POSITION as Book-keeper, Correspondent. Cupyist, or Guverness for the juages and Music. Address NECESSITY, Star office. aug W 4S TED xour Unfurnished ROOMS on vec~ ond and third floors of house with modern improvements, in a pealthy and central location, Adcress ¥., care of J, H. SQUIERS & CO., Bankers, 24 3. ‘Terms aug’ V ANTED OEY the 1st of September, a HOUSE of about 14 ro°ms, with modern improve- mer ts, located between the Treasury Department and the Interior, Pennsylvania ave. ana F streets, Address * J. A. L.,’? Star Office, augi4 4° ANTED—LADIES TO REMEMBER that Combings are’ made up in handsome Bralds or Saitches fer $1 only, Putts 10 cents, Also, Combings arranged by the root sameas first quali: hair suitable for curls. ete., only at H. PHILIP. 802 7th street, near H. aug?s-3.* ANTED—A WET NURSE with fresh breast, of milk ; also, a com; it NURSE for an in- fant. Apply at 1929 K st. aup2l 6t* Ware you TO REM every Sew! EMBER that Machine man thinks he has the best machine. beet, for I sell them all, 8 positively sure F have the like the best. Also, Ret ing and Hepairing. 37s e the best. nt % a McK EN NEY, 427 9th st. n.w. Jyi4-3m ANTED—MEN for one year, to begin work at once. Salary fair, “Business first-class, Monitor Glass Works, Cincinnati, Ohio. sugié-2w ANTED—A few Gentlemen to ROOM and 10 or 15 BOARD at $235 per month, Al TABLE BOARDERS, at $15 per month. Table first class, At 1104 F street n.w. aug6-im* ANTED—Old GOLD and SILVEB in lange and small quantities. Highest price pale HICKEY & CO., Manufacturing Sencuersae Pa. ave. augl- ANTED—HOBSES to pasture; $3 per month: Inquire at OSBORN SOHEEN'S ables, 629 @st.n.w. J. W. BELL, jy20-1m* ANTED-To EXcHANGE—Tin Ware ard ‘urnishing Goods for old Stove ew for old ones, at 416 4's st. 8.w. jya7-im* Wie nanvaie three GENTLEMEN to o0- cupy a large story south front room, or suitable for en oman and wife. ‘Tablo BOARD first class, 617 F st. n.w. febas WASTED To oxchan and st eae es . nw. Smo! Pay. Stoves rented. ‘ANTED-—A perfect and clean copy of the first rice 2 once a my aug30-tf ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at We PERRYS monks Steam Beating and Bw ‘Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders Tet at W. 8. Mr ELL’S, Market Bpaver fate Stoves ex P. @. BAUE! new STOVES for old at BUTLEB'S, 6th eys cured or no novié-tr ANTED-—Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes’ a specialty of Cutting ‘ments be made at home. oy. LOST AND FOUND. \ ith ihe privilege of dining room and kitchen; cu piete for housekeeping mnt $12 par mouth, Ing) ire at 204 L st. n.w. aug26 BL (OK RENT—Ar $10—A handsomely furnished OOM, second floor, bath room attached; also, one cn third floor, witn south front, only $8: ee tlen en preferred: 911 L st. n.w. auges 3° PCE RENT Four or five ROOMS (two of th m Ccumunicating); unfurnished: on second fr: suitable for housekeeping. 734 10th st. n.w. Price mcderate, References exchanged." aug23 3i* PCR RENT—No 1212 7th st. n-w., Store, one Jeon, cellarand woodhouse, at §15.' Also. N> 1x04 Tih st. n.w., Store and three rooms. ai $12, Aipy at No. 1806 7th st, n.w. Auge 3.* RK RENT—HOUSE No. 210 B st. n.w., six rooms and eeliar. water, gas; all in g od order, Key Sens 2104. Inquire No 628 3d st. n.w. BI g26-3.* FOE, BENT AR QeonGETOWN Nicely Tur- rished comm tnicating BED ROOMB in 3 pri- Vate tamily; Board if desired; houge has all m fern conveniences; street cars pass the doo; a" 54 2d st. aug2s 3 7 RENT—The beautiful RESIDENCE N 13:9 14th st. v.w.. 12 rooms, all modarn | brovements, lately oconpi-d by Judge James. Alo, No. 1331 N st. n.w., 9 rooms, all modern iunprovements, large yard on'esch sida of the hous, Atove Heu:és can be re sted at_a low rate b; plying to ANTON HEITMULLEE, aug 26 31 1309 14h st. n.'w. Fo RENT — Furnith-4_ and Unfurnishet KOOMS. Inquire at 701 st. n.w. av24 31° ‘OR BALE—Just the HOUSE you want for less than half ite cost, Address Post Office "ox 581, cliy. anged-6 * FPO REST BOOMS, single or en suites frst, recond and third stories; ished or Unfur- Disked; pleasant hall 3 No, Bis a rooms nw. ye RENT-Laige ti-om Craig & Jacksou’s Dry G 20d! Bridge st., Georgetown, D. C. bathroom, &c.; price $25. water and gas aug?4 8.* e N OLD-ESLABLISHED MESCHANT TAILOB'S STORE FOR RENT. STORE AND FIXTURBS FOR SALE. Wishing to close my business, 1 now offer the above desirable opportunity to aay respons'h!s rarty engaged in the business and des(ring to m ke ange. The stock on hand is small; for which and the ‘fixtures I Wil require the Casi, with a ib-ral iscount,. Kent of STORE will be reasorab'e. B. H, DUVALL, 2g27-6; 459 P- nna. ave., bot. 4% and 6 h sts, One FOR SALE, 10 by 12 feet. Corner 7th and @ sts. 8.w. aug24-3." Bete Sor SaLE—B’ock and Fixtures of aruamber one BAR-RIOM, In a good business Pat cf the city. Address LASH, City Post a Ly Ed WANTED 10 SELL—Right-room BRICK HOUSE, all moaern improvements; bay “1 dow and south front; location northwest; monthly payments: title perfect. Address L. F. 5., Star office, - agate 30 > LOAN-§2,000 and $2,500 on Real Estaie s-curity, Apply at once io JOHN W. P. MYERS, Ww. ave23-6t 715 15-het. new. 431 000, $2,000 $3,000 and $4000 TO LOAN &D upon goot improved Real Estate, Largersums at lowest rates on business property, CASSIN & ENNIS, sup 23 6t 1339 F st. n.w., (2! floor.) 381,92, 70, LOAN FOR THREE OH FIVE dialed Por cee CORGE TRUESDELL, aug?l 6t 6057 ch street, % SALE—A new two-story and basement Press-brick HOUSE, No. 1741 18th st., be- tween K and 8 sts.; bay window lo roof, 7 rooms, bath rocm. 2 water closets, marble mantels, la trobe. range aud every modern convenience, $2,600; sira’l cash payment. Balance to suit. FRANK M. LEWIS, No. 1231 Pa. ave. aug2l-6i OW 18 YOUR TIME Tu GET BARGAINS— Property for eule in dierent parts cae 5 fine Bu . au,20-ly J. C. HOUSE, 1723 ‘Penna ave. po Loan. MONEY on real estate, in sums to 8 cont, On first-class business property se] tar ose, EB. O. HOLTZMAN, e FOR EENT-HOUBE, No. 7a Bp a. augl7-tr 10th and F ste, n.w. mod. imps . LL rooms: ren erm JR BALE—An elegant RESIDENCK ti Apply to THOS: . “WAGGAMs eid get Bivheomuer 960 coo ei ai Tor sso Abe QR RENT—At6 Grant Esco, Furnished Back auglé 3w “715 15th street. ewe Mieomg room "attached; Foe Bone, OF the best, BUBLN: booth frome: On Sov0nd floor, single or on auica, SE ee ee, cn OR RENT—B: HOUSE Bab 51S Dela vare | _aurle-2w 715'15th streot, avenue, rooms ant 7 & SALE—Uron MONTHLY PAYMENTS— re eb | Aaa plas ee eee R RENT—NO, 002 B st. s.w., HUUSE, 7 | $6600, Applyto' JOHN W.P MYERS. Proms, -podern improvements lat fap. | _ausle-im 715 15th strest, yon ORT SY. Green M un ain R SALE OR EXOHANGE_A tw Bining rooms, Washington Market. aug24-3." ¥ Re RICK HOUSE 01 ABER root (Brook raya (OR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, 6 | exchange = "game, bathroom, ail modern improvemeuta; | PHOYERTY in thi cy Appin No. 1512 Sth st., Pand Q nw. I-qirs JOHN W. P. MEYERS, at No, 403 7th st. n.w. aug?4-8t auglé-2w 715 15ih street, Re RENT—No, 1007 1ith st., $16; No. 1338 Sth st.. };_No. 1728 Vermont avenue, $1! No. 708 B. ave., ; No, 1407 1ith st., $1 Apply at 1106 L st. new. augi4-30 US ee (OR RENT—From the 1st of September, two communicating ROOMS, furnished and pleas- antly situated, ina private family of two adinits; terms moderate, Apply at 638 L st. n.w. 3248.5 ER RENT—Six-room HOUSES, water and gas, Nine-room HOU sE, modern through- Out, with or without stable. Also, ROOMS for housekeeping; large yards. Apply ie 5) B st. We UB: A WORD TO THE WISE: #2 NO SHODDY! NO AUCTION !-6 ONLY SOLID LEATHER! THE Best MAKES! LATEST STYLES! BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIES, Sold at the well-known Old Established Shoe House oF L. HEILBRUN, No. 402 7th street northwest, Sign of ““THAT OLD WOMAN OF MINE.” P. 8.—Price Lists to be had at store gratis. aug23 6m rs Cee nt= SUPPLY STORES. CENTRAL STORE—1023 Seventh street n.w. BEANCH—701 H street n.e. From $25 to $100 per annum can be saved DS purchasing our “Trade Tick- et.’ PRICE—ONLY ONE DOLLAR ($1). REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GROCERIES, ‘We guarantee to sell goods as cheap as they can be puri ‘at any store im this District, FULL WEIGHT! PuRE Goops! No MIsREP- RESENTATION ! ‘We sell exclusively for cash, without question If goods are not Orders for Coal received until August 30th, in- clusive, Terms at store. For further information apply to A. B. SCHO- FIKLD, Manager, 1023 7th a, or H. B. CEN- TER, Ass’t Manager, 701 H st. n.e, augl9-t27 O*T MEAL CRACKERS, Money returned satisfactory. GEAHAM CRACKERS, OHABOOAL CRACKERS, BRETZELS, And a variety of other CRACKERS, JOHN H, MAGRUDER, 1491 How York avenue, near U. 5. Treasury Department, O8T—Georgetown, August 234, POCKET- BOOK, conta'niig a Hing and Bedes Bame; between Post omee and Gay st. H. C.'@., St. James’ Hotel, will be reward BOARDING. inrge, airy ROOMS. Tonisilontaantae ai , farnished or un! . with excclion TABLE’ BOARD, for two gontic: men with thelr wives, or two single gent] lemen, ta ee ANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOOMS ON first and second floors, en suite or single. To rmanent tenants will he rented low. Also, TA- LE BOARD. 121 Maryland ave. n.e., half square east of Capitol. ‘aug27-2* 31 ry 4'; STREET N.W.—Elegant ROOMS, en suite and singe, with BOARD. Also, choice TABLE BUA&D. Terms moderate. a26-6t* LIeANT, LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished ROOMS, with first-class TABLE BOARD, can be had at 820 New York avenue, No children. aug26 6.* 13823 BLSTREED N.W.—Two canacious ae} communicating furnished PARLO: and otter furnishe RUUMS for rent, with first- class TA BLE BOARD, aug]a6 31° G21 STREET N.W.—For rent, a sulte of HOOMS on second floor, handsomely far- Rished; algo, single ROOMS. ‘with or without BOAKD. TABLE BOARDERS —accommo- Gated. aug26-3:* ARGE, AIBY ROOMS, EN SUITE OR SIN- gic, with first-class TABLE BOARD; also, Trausient and Table BOARDERS. sccommoiated: He ereuces exchanged; 6129. st, n.W, and 206 # aug26 bt. D.w. . M. T. SOUTHALL will accommodate #«rmanent, Transient and Day BOARDERS: $1 70b Ith street. Also, at her Cottage, Gakiaud, i aug2l-Im* @n suite and sin- corner of Congress, G Orgetown, orgetown, with shaded grounds on both a! UABKDING.—Elegant rooms, gie, with BOAND. can be Darton ‘House cooi avp8-a1t? > KsT. N. W.—MRS. STOCK HAM respect- e) fully calls atten‘ion to the handsome BOOMS (eu sulle or single) and chylee TABLE BOARD. Greatly reduced rates for summer season. Location excellent. jy28-1m* TPREMONT HOUBE.—Parties who desire Hotel BOARD, with cool and 8, can locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer Months, at the following reduced and wife, §50 to $60 per month: single to $80 per morth, and §8 to $10 per 'd. $M Der month and $5 per week PERSONAL. 3 QE BENT RESIDENCE of the late Richard Sutton, No. 6 1st. n.w., 14 rooms. bathroom, coal vault and ali modern im good repair, Apply to ALB. D.W. rovemen 8; house in ‘BT F, FUX 920 ¥F aug? 8t R SALE—Destrable two-story and mansard roof BRICK HOUSE, No. 780 213t st. n.w., eight rooms and bathroom, with all modern im- rovements; price $5,250. Apply ALBERT F, Fox, 090 Feb now PPy OAM nga St ROE, BENT One two-story BRICK HOUSE, Store, 7 rooms, bathroom and al! mederu tm: Provements; newly finished; $20 per month; No. 1727, between KR and 8, on 7h st, p.w. Inqaire augaa-8: at 408 7th st, n.w. Fe BENT—DWELLING HOUSE. No. 603 1 st. D.w., 10 rooms, in good repair, all modern improvements; rent I wt». good tenant. Apply at 1312 K st, n.w.; key at Mr. HAPP'S, Grocer, opposite. " anga4-3 © E RENT- 941 K 57 large elegaat D.W., two. PARLORS on first fluor, wih Dressing-r om, Also, suites of ROOMS on sscon:! and third flours all handsomely furnished; frsi-c ass accom Ja- ton aud attendance, aug?t-3 * JFPCE RENT—To two-s ory BRICK HOUSES, ne rooms, ba hrocm, s able, al! medeca im> cellar: aug2t-8t REN T—One three-story BRICK HOUSE, dern impr ve- et. s.w., near the Agricul- tural 1-partment; ten minutes? walk to the Proas— ury; Rood neighborhood. Inquire at No. 403 7b st. new. aug2+-8t PGE BENT—HOUBES, Nos. 1110 1103 wid 11d H st n.w., exh containing nine ia: ge rooms No 1006 Massachusetts avenue. containing 14 rooms, aud No. 2018 @ st, (3abcock Bow.) cou- taining 11 rooms. ‘These Houses are 1a go xd ord-r, ceuthaliy located, and conta‘n all modera improv: ments. Inquire’ of JAMES W. BARKER 1106 Het. nw. auy2s-6r PGE REST. One of the most elegant and cowm- for.able HOM #S in the city. with all mo tern iaprovemente, 4 rooms on each floor, si‘uated cor- her 4th and G Sts. 8.¢.; rent very low to a prompt and vermanent tenant. Apply toL. WM @UIN- » 625 Louisiana avenue n. w.,0r on the prem- aux 24-8; ifes. FE RENTS 612 La. ave., 1 G7 Bt. Dew,. n.W., 11 rcom rons; $17 13tb st. 8.w., 5 rooms; $13. Boundsi¥ ch 1th st. p.W., Stable. $20, Apply to A. 8, ‘Sth st. new. 24-35 Fe, 4KENT—HOL SE 918 Bhode Island avenue, three. storv Brick; nine rooms; a'l modern ‘m- hall, bay-window, Prove: enta; ‘and good cellar, ‘or 880 ;er i ‘mon‘h. Inquire 1015 8th st. a1g23 6: YOUNG LADY, CAPABLE OF IN- it RENT—0S9 Rhode Island ave.. a thres- A structi:g in English, French, German and story pressed Slee eeibeek ba! ding, 9 Bigoca home lymore Ucsited iameonpenation, | inguireat d: Ke ZUG coal etlee, 655 Rirsie ta Aduress U.P. C., Biar Offce, aug?s-30* apd avenue. aug2s 3w* Boss. aR FRICK HvUSE of 6 oa Medium, ans coe tases HE, | EK’ cSpin Hil, ots snd kee hoe eueer eee Street, corner of &d, D. w, augT-ly | crm: eay. Also, FRAME HOUSE, of 6 rooms —— onl 8°. n. w.: price $1.250; terms easy. J HN ‘OHN PATCH. 606 10th Sy ot poate Cae | WeP- BYES, 715 15.0, augs3 30 tS of peal esto seed Hass are ae Fe RENT_—No. 731 8th_st. n.w.. 9 roo for C! ‘Trusts, $1. Examines Titles, jyll-2m* es moder improvements, Key No, bet iyivauia avenue, “Uf yor watt eoe a ote BR RENT—HOUUSE No. 1836 East Capitol st., a= taings., Office hours from § Fittree-stery ont er ene nine ome = See | Price $50 advance? apply 16 Bist ress EB HOT WEATHER. OR RENT-Ix GzonGnrown_Two ten: ry. us ‘model provements; fe are now to furnish ede HOUS! EAST INDIA BAMBOO CLOTH, Rodera improvements. r Congress RES SEERS| jeorgetown. auga3. a Teasonsble raves for the ented terek. Bz BERT Tyo Roe roe with all mod ¥. J. HEIBEEGER, Tailor, and stables a $88; and No. 881 Mast Gapiter st Mo, 635 15th street, jpyoma, na Cae EAD rer Washington, D. 0. = = ‘New Jersey avenue n.w. ‘WsstINcron Home REMEDY, BS dud 0, raltrond depot and ‘ll cig ais DE. LEWIS’ PLASTS. ranae? if want ee re SEVEN FOR A QUARTER. inte, _Ineatee somes Se. a= eames Be aa Rea et Sad Pcrous. Sure cure for Seid Di ot Drvcgten. Ash for @ Oiroular. — “4 EB RENT—922.60—Nos, AS ES S st. $, gas and bath-rooms; in kitchen and Geis Wane” ee ARKET FARM FOR BALE ON MODE KATE TERMS. —I will sell a 30 At CRES OF FINE LAND near Bennings’ Station, D. C.; small dwelling-house on the place, augis-bt" SELBY B, CLOGS, Bonnings’, BARBGAIN.—I can sell in the next ten day two two-story BRICK HOUSES, wit Apply es BUERFORD, 708 E st. jy37-im Mo! MONEY !! MONEY 11! on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELEY, Erc., iF a’ P. WALLACH’S, Loan and Ovmmission Broker, DRY GOODS = ———————— Fee Beat, FOR BENr. | NEw F. UL PRY Goons, FOR REN “Ww ~@ NEW FALL DRY G0OT 137.983, 82121 "n,m. 50 Lox =. 1 8 rs. mt D.! ih, m, 1016 19tb, 7 rs, rs. anreseean' 24 hand 6.8 2735 H a 20 1701-3 Riggs st..... Mouser aud Lote for: ale ia al! parts of the city, Easy rms. Loans vegotiatcd. W'LTER R. WILCOX Real Estate Agent, ang27 6t 853 20h street northwest. OR RENT— Beal Estate Le Droit Butiting. i SSBssesssieses SERERRE REARS: 20 » and F sts. 'p,w., 10 rooms, mod. my 1908 . 2.W., 7 rooms, mod. imps... £06 H st. “n.e., 8 rooms, ad, imps ~ 710 7 rooms, m4, 330 Mass av 782 Mass. ave.e coum, mod, 06 M si. n.w., i DS.--- 55 OO or sale tu all parts of tha city. Money to Loan in sums W su!*, at 7, 8 an 10 per ce “i augeT-tr DBUPERTY FOR KENT. Flora AND F 5Ts. . W. 1888 New York ave. p. w., 18 rooms, turn. $150 00 ave. 16 roo! 023 Pa. ave. n. 190 OO 1820 Penn. ave. n.w., business bouse....--- 100 00 Furnished House Grant st. n.w., 11 rooms 100 00 207 mod. D.w., 10: mod. imps. 917 7th st. n.w., 8 rooms, mod. Imps... 919 7th st. n.w., Brooms. mod. imps. £21 7th st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod imps, 925 7th st, 8 rooms, mod. imps. 238888888 3 3 SSSSS88e QAsaeBORBRERRREAeSsaasess 2 8: A tne frent office room, 940 F Cfice rooms at 1419. 1423 ave, D.W. st, new. and 142% New ~ * ‘on ‘and see my list before purchasing auga4-tr elsewhere, R™* ESTATE Spare THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh 8t. (Changes made every Weduesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses For Sale. 211 A st. 8.¢,, mod. imps., 12 rs. 912 M st. n. od. an 622 H st. n.w., mod, imps. 15 rs. West st., Georgetown, mod. imps, Cor. I and North Capitol sts, mod. 427 Missourl ave., mod. imps., 15 437 O st. n.w., mod. imps. 1i'rs. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 67 Myrtle st. n. e,, b.h., mod. imps., 8 rs...$1,800 420 N st. n.w.. f 4 1.800 1239 4th st. n. 1,600 3z9 11th st. s,: 1500 ‘B24 826 6th st, nw 1500 621 K st. 8.w., f 1300 28 K st. nie. LBO 1,200 120 1,00 10 SU 10 w “10 “10 -10 08 06 205 Houses For Rent. 209 New York ave. n.w., mod. imps. mod, im| ] 816 b st. n.w. 487 M ssouri 810 19th st. n.w., . Imps., 715 11 b st. n.w’, mod. imps’. 426 341 st. nw. 0d, 456 C st. now. 17 G st. n.w., mod. im 719 220 st, 7076 h st. ‘1535 10th st, n. 1463 Pierce Place B 210 D st. n.w., mod. imps., 10 rs, 465 ¥ st. 8.w. . . 1214 Pa. ave. n.w.. mod. imps., 1903 (Large Garden), 4 rs. a207- + D.W., mod. imps., 6 rs. 2 FRSeeesessk BeeEsueeeeseree 1 issue on the Ist and 15th of each m bi Will be sent by mail if desired. SY $2,000, at 8 per cent. augdt-tr yk RENT— Bearwanp Hi. Wane TEpwin A:McLwrras, 1906 K St, nw,.... 19 Coun aria ae it 1181, 1308 14th st... 13v9 14th st. nw, ......75 | | Canton Flannels, cheap 2 We ore resin, end CARPETING, SU, Fins Sores Goon: Slike a specialty, ie, “ie end Blanka ‘We. $i 2 Lee ae OSE. aatiful ‘and ew pais and St 20 per yard; «in sos. up to 80. terns, Tugrain Carpeting he W. W. BURL. =7TE & 00,, Nos. 828 7TH sr., 706 K st., kw. ee SS SUMMER DRY Goons at COST- Gord Caticoes, #0, Victoria Lawns, 8% and 10>: cheap, Large Stock Children's Fiuicy Honery, Bilk Embroldcred Balvrigans, woven seams, 37\; c a 86- 3 iD. Cheapes: House in City for Wool Flanneis, Auction Biankels, never known aschesn: Boys’ Cassimeres at low prices, Best $1.00 White Spreads sold anywhere, Bi Wool Cashmeres. 50c, up: very low, Black Silks, 62%. 75 $1.00 Brussels Ca) pets. $1.00. Wool Carpets, 87'sc. up au, 98 tr REMOVED. I have REMOVED my stock of DRY @ 0003 to wy New Store, corner 97 AND E STRSET> N. W. to squares above Peunsyivania avenn where I will be please? to sse al my onl friends customers and the public generally. WILLIAM R. RILEY, aue2é Im Corner 9th N*®* sTOCK NAMDAIN, 1? Market Space. d E ste. nw. or FALL DRY Goops, aT BOTTOM FIGURES. yLLAIN MOHAIR DREES GOODS, all colors, Pieces of NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, holce designs, 25c. WHITE FLANNEL, from 18>, ~ RED TWILLED FLANNEL, all wool, trom BLACK CASHMERES, at! wool, trom 63, up, BLACK ALPACAS, from Ie, up ASSIMERES, for Men and Boys, #5c. up, EDTICKING, from 12), ABLE LINEN, from 253. C. M. TOWSON £ ©O., 636 Pennsylvania aronur, Bouth side, near 7ch st PPUE LARGEST assoRTMENT AND THE i K z. ~ | auged-tr CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN WASHINGTON, NEW PALl GOODS RECEIVED EVERY DAY. CARTER’S, 711 Market Space, THE POPULAR Cast DRY Goops 8ToRR, eug24 tr D®* GOODS AT COST. GOODE wes wil postive Sal “A sat DRS we our GUUDS at cost, ‘We bave also marked down our EMBROIDERIES to one-half the reguise price, Special bargains are off ancy TOC ROS fered in HOSIERY and Great redactions in Black and colored LES, to make room for new fall stock, we New stock of VELVETS just received. CONNOLLY's, angld-tr 608 9th strect, Patent Offica, B RGAINS UNPRECEDENTED AND UNPARAL- as LELED 1381 14 b st. nw, .—70 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, 1334 lath, cor. Nowe 68. GIT Jerr near Willard’s Hotel, 30 74 a OE, RENT LIVERY STABLES, 408 and 470 as ab finished, — = Shirt 1s 76 ots, unfinished, “ational Livery Siabieen? aes eee Te ae $20 Curved ss “Boye Shirts Aa 12, and 15 inches, made ot Spoapd suriece apa unaw ‘and 40 1am B ot _ amauta Muslin, fine Linen Bosoma, only s street; broad ways 249 9th eee! Finest ¢-ply Linen Collars, gpon, West and rear, another alley way i530 Corcoran et. rd Sas Mase"s ‘Sa-80ld at our Branch, a ce area ennayivente Regis 1314 18th st. pw... 40 Serkan 2909 promises. Terms, &¢,, address M-A.KIMMELL. | $113 Penis sree ao Bee narg?-tr . ESO. Meereine: 462 C st. now. tet- 130" 8.E. cor. 71 6, COLDSTEIY = 00, B00 teh ot SUMMER RESORTS. LOAN AND COMMISSION BEOKEES, 53 Defrees st, ‘ENWICK’S HOTEL and BUMMER RE NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH anD D STREETS 30 Detroce st. F UAT, regen ae ee Private Bntrance om Tenth Stredt, ee Sito per day. QSS por mane oe TOPE 312 1Bth ay’ 3. ¥, FENWICK, Prop’r, | ral de on Loan 714 11ch'st. HENANDOAR 8) situs on Watton Dienst Jou cary ailver. 1a 1 St. nes 10 1 a Cuayneat ERAS Duan Ooo VA. Ware, &c., for any thmedestred on very reasonable ieee ony, ib | no bar: lawn; elevation 000 fort’ @-The oldest and largest business in Houses, “simian Special rates So tabetiene Excursion text ol the city, u jouses, the tr above. 8 list of ‘is ork terms and ‘addres myl1- ve. 8 which ee jitered nenriy 5 fiver 2 : pam phiew re ad FOR SALE. K SALE—SHOW CASES, SHELVES, TA- 7) F +LES, and a fine INDIAN. oT RECEIVED—A lot of fine fresh COWS. May be peen at the Clinton House, corners. 4 Dew. THOMAS ANDRES. POE, SALE-COUNTER and SHELVING: nearly new; eulcable for any business. Will Sell cheap for cash. Inquire at Meat S:ore corner of 8'h aud H sts, n.w. aug2é 3.° oR 8 \ LE—HORS¥, WAGON and HARNESS, suitable for any business: Marvin's DE ad Alum Pisster SAFE, STORE CAMPBELL & KENNEDY, Metals and Builders’. Hardware, 6.6 Penusylvatia avenue. aug £0. 1m Opposite Metropolitan Ho:el. PROFESSIONAL. AM 4LER 8MIT! ATTOBN: EY-AT LAW, 398 4 of 7thardt aup26 3t* street n.w, {VE RENT—By THOS. J. MYERS, en 1216 F st. . 1. We rame Store and Dwelling, 1717 Pa, ave. n.w. 810 294 st.. 8-story Frame, » mod. imps., 10 rooms, 4 story Brick, 611 18th st. n,' ‘mod 1. 2-story Brick, 1116 18th st.. Frem+ House, 308314°h st. Frame Hovse, 807 14th nw., 7 2-81 Brick. 1212 L st, n.w., 2-story Fiame, 2013 8 street northwest, EAL LATE BULLETIN Rai 2 vokvonp ae ial are brick Houses with 7 anv improvements; §150 or monthly paymen' 1218 W st., . T7618 sta’briek, 8. 1608 Corcoran st., dri: 20th st., frame, ‘TO LOAN.—$3,000 to atS percent, Apply 4028 Kruprey practi exemption stout 2 $1, 500; law roposlod 1st Beg Tren abot MEDICAL, &. RB. BF. powerful EE. BROWN HAS HAD GREAT SUCCESS M Waghato ene: esastece eee ‘are in the treatment of Premature Decay, = froacent: onvultationsfree, Ne Bheuma- uccaG ere mate Loss of Vigor, and all e = oe —— — ae the use of Mercury or Oalomal.” Hae had 11 years . DUTTON, Architect Xperience, The very Worst cases solicited. : CO, os removed ta bud setese tWrarearaneer. | SUED M., 3toBand 7 8p. mi. 1605 L ing.) Brigges, Hoots and general (ron ‘Work de | street northwest, back room, -ia* = ane eemeronens se at aenet Cane CHILLS, CHILLS. try Biuar 2 Bishop's, “Gibbs” Raynes big tA ‘Beial- in’s, Hickling’s lealey’ Bussell west, Q4LT LAKE CITY, UTAn, TOWNSEND HOUSR. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. SESE DERSUTTEE BERL SS Sanpic Koums in the city. WM. H. HOOPER, WM. JENNINGS, and Proprietors, JOHNSON BROTHERS, TRLEPHONIC CONN! FULL ei eeTONS. COAL,