Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1878, Page 2

nnn... THE EVENING STAR. FAL mewae ek ChuSBY ». RUYES. Averave sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of ali the other daily papers tm the city added together. ‘Te Travelers and Residents Abroad. THE EVENING + ST AK Wil! be found on file at the follow by bere, aso, advertisements and sabscriptions wilt be necetved: F. Gillig & Co., 449 Strand, Charing Cross, ion; Charl Hartwick, 118 Boulevard Magenta, and N. ¥. Meraid office, 61 Avenue de "Opera, Paris, To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an. nouncements as early In the —< possible, and AM’LER 8MITB, ATTORNEY- aAT-Law. ais wre n Tactics xeraption | ‘Ali casee in mot ye med by Midaigst SATs Git Ay fea paving $10. clvre’s tee. and Secu ing my fe, parties ca save the rellet Riven by Jaw. Business Confidential. wugso-B4' ROPCSALS FOR PAPE PULP. PRO- DUCED BY THE BPESTRUCTION BY MACK RATION OF GOVERNMENT SECU- ‘TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, 5 STON, August I be received at this office Sealed 18 ant WEDNESDAY. the 1g th of September next, At 12 o'clock m. for the purchase oF the accneai lation of Paper sn tt (amounting to about three hundred (86 wet pulp), produced by, the maceration notes and securities Tevenn ans. ‘The pulp can be sen on tho Premises adjoining the maceration house on the Loi, ** south of the Treasury Depsrtm ropueals will be received either for the whole ot, oF for quantities of not Hess than one handred tons wet, a ton to consist of t1 ‘pounds; the packing and removal of ‘the same to Uo at ths expense of ine parcha: ‘mit for the removalof a given quan- din | tity will be feeued from this ome upon the amoant all cases before 12 o'clock M. Yaertion Inthe | in payment therefor being depositad with the tame day's issue of those reaching the offlce after | Treasurer or any Assistant T'reasurer of the United ‘that hour cannot be assured. States until the whole is removed, To Correspondents. MRT ROE IGE tinenencE on pLgtters should be addressed to the Eaitoriat or | timo will pepealiet eee OF ialie lian according tothetr | & ratistactory bond will be required, to be exo- tenor an ‘and not to any Individual name. cuted and filed within ten Gace ateery rhe geet for provoking Going: May occur, on account of ab- the falthtul petformance of the Cones act hae te te- sence, etc. Dy OF al e ‘Cheeks, ‘oto, , should in all eases be made payable screeds ete reer Saye to the order of "Tum EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ‘The Propesals showid be indorsed ‘*Proro.als for CoMPANY,—not te that of any individual. Pulp, *' and be addressed to S@-Anonymons communications not read; re- EDW. MCPHERSON, Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved, aug29-tf Chief of Burcau, ae Star for the Summer. Persons ing the clty may have THE Pan sent to nels addfoee per month, $1.75 Ba The money to pay Sot mania red money £0 ‘or the time reguir must in all cases mecrnnen the order. Other sotse the paper canmot be went. Well, they might adjourn.” Such was the brief and pertinent reply of Mr. Wright, chief of the Massachusetts bureau of statistics, to Congressman Hewitt’s inquiry, the other day, as to whether “he knew of anything that Con- gress could do to benefit the working classes.” This answer is not only to the point, but it is strictly true. There is not an intelligent and observing business man in the United States who does not know that industrial and commercial affairs throughout the whole coun- try were ina better condition up to the day Congress met last fa!l than they were at any time while it continued in session. In other words, there was a paralysis in nearly every branch of business the moment Congress as- sembied and its members began agitating ex_ pansiov, contraction, resumption, repudia. tion, all-me“alcurency, unlimited greenbacks, and innumeradle otuer patent plans for making good times without hard work and economy. Furthermore, there was a visible improvement immediately after the adiourn- ment of ihat body, when its members became Powerless for mischief, except in their indi- vidual capacity. Manifestly what the country needs, therefore, as Mr. Wright's answer im- Plies, is to be let severely alone by her states- men for a little while. Confidence isthe main thing required, and this cannot be had so long as there danger that every thing affecting the business and prosperity of the country will be turned upside down by politi- ¢al demagogues and adventurers who are sim- ply playing their cards for a re-election. In answer to a correspondent we state that the act to rep2al the bankrupt law takes effect September Ist, and according to its provisions eases filed by Saturday of this week are dis- charged at any time afterwards, but the cases must Le filed by that time. The recent slight accident on the railroad up Mount Washington tends to show the security of passengers in making the ascent rather than the possibility of future accidents with more disastrous consequences. The en- gine which pushes the passenger car up the steep incline is of peculiar pattern, the boiler being placed at an angle which brings it hori- zontal (or nearly so) in the ascent, and is fur- nished with cog wheels. The turning of these wheels causes the ride up and down the moun- tain to be aceompanied by a noise like that which is heard when a well-bucket is drawn upor letdown. Recently a number of cogs in the rear driving-wheel of one of the engines gave way, but by the immediate application of the brake on the forward driving shaft of the engine the train was instantly stopped. The precautiovs in the way of brakes, cog wheels and other devices for preventing serious acci- dents on the road are numerous, but none too many, when it is considered that the un- checked descent of a train would mean certain death to the passengers. More than 100,000 persons have been carried up and down in safety, and such care has been taken to insur - security that the journey is probably mad with less risk than ordinary railroad travel The road is a triumph of inventive and engi neering skill, and is besides a great conveni- ence to the traveling public. —\_ ee —___ The public will ever be gratefnl tothe recent inventors of a device by which the nuisance @f the steam blowing from safety valves of locomotives is stopped. The steam is con- ducted through a twoinch pipe from the safety valve to the tender, invisibly and noise- lessly, where it is used te heat the feed water. The tables of the bureau of statistics as to our commercial condition as a nation furnish all the consolation for hard times that can be derived from figures. Our exports for the last fiseal year were the largest In the history of the country, being $257,785,961 in excess of our imports, and an increase of 153 per cent. since 1868. The branches of trade in which this increase has been mainly made are capable of still further development. In breadstuffs the tnerease in ten years has been more than @ hundred million dollars in vaiue, and the limit is not yet reached by any means. Other provisions, coal oil and petroleum, manufac. tures of cotton, metals and manufactures of them, coal, agricultural implements and live animals are other items in which trade is much larger. Favorable legislation in Eng- land, improvements in the methods of trans- porting live stock, and a general turning of attention in that direction, are expected to make a wonderful increase in the exports under the last head. We have shown the same diligence In cutting down our imports that we have in enlarging our export trade. The decrease in this respeet since 1873 amounts to more than two hundred million dollars. The falling off is largely in articles which we have learned to manufacture for ourselves, and in many cases we have completely reversed the cirect of the tide of trade. Iron and steel and articles manufactured from them, clocks, watches, manufacture of cotton, flax and silk, wool, carpets, dress goods and a great variety of other manufactures are the principal items in which a decrease is found. The whole show! is encouraging in the extreme, and there is no reason to believe that the direction oftrade which has been in our favor for the last three years will be soon reversed. Where trouble in making both ends meet, showing an apparent national pros- perity are not likely to be convincing or com- forting. It is. nevertheless, true that when re- «overy from the temporary depression under hich the country now labors gets fairly » under way, its course will be greatly hastened ly the favorable condition of the nation as re- > Deets its foreign commerce. It has been discovered that even the moving smell from a fertilizer manufactory is not without a useful mission in this world. And from this discovery comes a grain of comfort for persons living in the vicinity of such works, whose sentiments on the subject are like those of Aaron, as expressed in the fa- miliar lines: “Says Aaron to Moses, Let’ cut off our noses.” It ts claimed that the ammonia and sul- phurie acid vapor set free by the manufac- tories rout chills and fevers and other mala- rious diseases ; and it does seem unreasonable that any sensible disease which possesses the power of shifting its quarters should remain for any length of time in the neighborhood. it is argued that actual experience has proved the efficacy of this remedy. Those who are about to establish such manufactories will eonsequently do well to choose lew and damp ground forasite. Butit is not believed that this remedy for the chills and fevers will ever become popular. LAaTes!! LATHS!!1 4 Ts bow din at Biscoe’s wharf One Mullion TATHS. The: sare genuine Bang ail count, ee awed and, queaper on that sc the Calais or St. ou Gia se ches Daliders and plasterers ‘a8 chea] e trade. are invited 10 call * 623 Loui: enue, Where Vargains can be bal. L. WM. GUINAND, The Boss. ARE FOR WINTER. I and examine our stock of FIRE- FP LACK HEA’ TERs, RANGES and COUK- INGSTOVES. Now is thetime to have vour, ¥Fire-place Heater ‘Cook aud Heat-' teed, ing at “2 work guaraut Re- ee ne GARTRELL & CO., aug2e-3m 875 Fun sts bets : Ov= STOCK ce MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS IS NOW COMPLETE AND ON SALE. oRie THE LATEST STYLES IN > BTRAW GUODS For EARLY FALL WEAR, Mrs. M. J. HUNT, aug26-tr 621 and 623 D street. G*®*ts MEDIUM WEIGHT MEBINO SHIRTS AND PANTS For Earty Fatt, W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. EAKY BOO: Al DAMP W. = IRONCLAD PRINT a Etfectually resists all atmospheric changes, a1 aint and for Damp Walls has no equate 1 wor! teed. Cail for circular. IRON. CLAD Pere, COMPARY, OLTOR Oe ALN, Proprietors, au, 24-tmt No. 711 G Street n to. BRAND OPENING OF NEW CAR- G PETS. 100 ROLLS OF CHOICE STYLES OPENED THIS WEEK, Our large stock we purchased direct from the manufacturers, which will enable us to offer greater bargains than ever before, it, 50 cents. pha cents, Sry of 87 cents, of Brussels 0 san Prices, 168 Ot Goth all width, Our styles of Carpets cannot be surpassed, C. M. TOWSON & Co., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, aug?4-tr_south side, near 7th street northwest, ee To W'S FO} UB CHILD- © TO SENS SCHOOL SHOES. Vatldren’s School Shoes 625sc. upward; ga ‘Misses and Youths’ Behool Shoes be. u ward; Boy's School Shoes — Ladies Curraco worked but holon $1.60. former ‘a bargain. 50 Men's Oo! real value §2; with agreat many offer for cash, at W. SELBY" 1914-1916 910 Fonnia aver, ang23-tr and 20th sts. G‘*s FIXTUBES. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY AND THE CHEAPEST. 4LL THE LATEST STYLES. FULL LINE OF REFLECTORS And GAS STOVES. E. F. BROOKS, No. 539 street, auge3-tr Corcoran Building, jpeatsen FOR WINTER. adel FURNACES, RANGES AND FIRE- PLACE HEATERS to be found in the city, and warranted to give sat- tion. lean refer to hundreds of Soe Sate Ceiaeae. co their superior heating qualities, di es lam m pt do, bap amy notic I have for sale and I am putting of the finest i prepared to a Banges and ‘Aa All work warranted, Don't Forget the Place. W. D. WYVILL, aug22-Im 452 Penna. avenue. Q4TF MEAL CRACKERS, GRAHAM CBACKEBS, CHABOOAL CRACKERS, BRETZELS, And 8 variety of other CRACKERS, JOHN H. MAGEUDER, 1431 Now York avenue. sugi#-tr _ near U. S. Treasury Department. (CAE FSELL & KENNEDY, ‘Builders’ Hardware, Bar Irom, Steel, TIN PLATE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, FILES, &c. S28 Feme 206. op. Metropolitan Hotel. ye lO a THEIB SIGHT to know Wore @LASS- at! aes eran reat “Optlctans ‘ennsylvanis avenue n.W.. corner 43¢ street. IEBIG MPANY’S EXTRA‘ PEionip ine eae eaoe DISHES AND BAUCES. LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. *"Is a success and a boon for which —Bee **Medical LL should feel ful. Bree Lancet, * "British Modical Jour CAUTION.—Genuine only with the fac simlie of Baron qicbig’s Signature in Biue Ink “Consumption nage England increased ten-fold in ten years."? LIEBIG. MPANYWS EXTRACT Pll Beare oho te sta. Soleagen' sited holesale ” anne. Ct DAVIDE oc. 5 Mark Lane, London, fingiand. “mart-(hiy [sux WARE. FRENCH and CROCKERY an Fine c 4 ULERY seh aE a || ICE PITOHERS sad WATEE ‘COOLERS. ‘Beal Property anc one Rents collected, ‘paid and insarance effected without charge, twie-iy F . WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALM. _ | DRY GOODS. ‘ANTED—A GIRL for ght housework JFOR RENT—\%o. 407 1st. n,w. 82! per month. i RENT—From October is hanasomely J27E st. ne , Capitol Hitt fd ute Fo On preinise . ang29-3 auid com etely Furnt: ose, pene: Were a Re hnltaickaatnty core: | FON JF STH OMS furatshed oF unfurnisca, SS Oe » asta weekly paymertsincash. Washington Brick at 4185 st. p. Le = ese ian ty Machine Con pany. }_and Boundary ate auss9-6t | 7 a 5 panini COS ye RENT _Untor F ANTEV—-MUSIC SCHOLARS at $12 per third floor, with water sad gas. No. 1217 8th) at 311 D +t. rn. w. Quarter, Apply at 122 Dunbarton st..comer | st. n.w. Price $itper mon hin advan7s. aug9S* | Se ar std Tnglans myer ss or gress, Georgetown, aug29 d_can be had at Sib per “fovnth.. SARAH ANTED—NUR-ES of experience with yellow Sever w gots Men phis and other points, A3- Ply to8. WOLF, 617 7th st. aug2d-5: Ware sega hand BOILER in order, it 10 horse power. A-idress a’ating terins aud where cab be seen Miarome Wee ED—A capable white girl desires a ait UATION in a private family as chamberm: and wake herself generally useful; best cit rater= ences, Address Box6, Staroffice. __a1g29-2." \ RRR BaRBERS—To sell cheap, old established BARBER SHOP. oppaaits new (ar stables, Georgetown. Apply 164 Bridge st., Georgetown, paral s eee eTORE TN ENGST Persons desiring to rent or leasseithor im diately or brospec will please aidress AECHEE LAU! ENS. ity P.O. aug29 3 * apt Et R REN T—Very pieasant Furnished ROOMS witb buard, at 939 H st. Refereroas ex- 1 ged. ang2)-31* RENT — Desirable Furnished ROOMS, hern exposure; location excellent: near three ines of street cars; 935K st. n.w. au29-31* ¥ R RERT—With Board, ROOMS tn secoad stor), en eulte or single.” 282 New Jers ave, iS ang2) 3 char ye Boare FLAGLER. ani S8rooms.. JH RENT Several HOUSES «i $18, $2), $30, 215 6th st. nw. iz tandvate Fianels. alg ne $55, $40 ad $50 and upwards nor month. AD | set om bi aente to Bl per Fia- yiosOHN Wel. MYERS: 7 te a6 Ber scesboroncases ha pels, - moe, BRENT Furvished © FAR ad BED- | F. FOX. £2) Fst. n.w. aug27-tr 318 bin cleats ww. Mi, and ROO. <a) =< “ ing, and several email BED ROOMS: 394 Peony: | (1HARLES W. HANDY, Real Exate Agent | NYEW FALL DEY Goons, corner 43¢ st, 4 Auctioneer, 509 Ych street n. a marl?-6) Z are receivi Rent—103 2s‘. 2.w., 1 r8., mod. thin. 30 | +30 rs, mod. impe "10 rs.. mod. imps NEW Fatt, a. 4 e00Ds Fine I 4 tee ES ° #5 z 5 22 | nae REN’ HOUSE No. 423 3.1 st. n.w.: 12 F rooms: ‘ail modern improv ments. NESS CHANCES apply T. R. WAGGAMAN,6197th st. auged 3° BUSINESS CHANCES. BENT Unfurnished ROOMS, on second | A LEA) ING BARBEI HOP of the town for A ROOT, APPIN at 707 8th st. n.w., betwoon, 10 le Cheap. Apply at this office, Ls a POR BENT— Hight rom BRICK 127 Karn o.: all modern improvements,only #20 per wionth. ‘Apply on premises, B0x29-3i* WW ARTEDSS st. (00d, reliable rare © fora near city. iy to J. RUBSELL BARE. Bo Boom 30, Le Dae Build- aug29-3:* FS, BENT—In Fra klin school district, No. =1131 17th st. n.w.; 9 .ooms; modecn improve- ments. 80 per month, Apply 8. 8. SES te ing. ANTED- Bya good settled white woman who thaorstands & king and all kinds ot house- coe a SEITUATION: best of references. at 1825 F st. p.w. ANTED By un-xceptonaclg pariy. 4 an- W titntshea Hoods modern inprofearen = HENT-Rp. 930 I st., between 9:0 and 10ch sts. 1D. w: om; Hodern cunventences. Rent low. Tiiuse tn oe onditicn. re J 8. SWORMSTEDT, it. n.W. Bugg Fee. RENT-A Faqaiat ROOM; $5 per aaah to a reliable yearly tenant desiring a comi: ae i abehome. A single guutleman praferre!. Ba:h goats i oapceping. bates yn Box se, ‘oom, gas and water convenient. 81 D sts we itt city. tt Oe SENT, Fares delightful commanicating SS ee MS, facing south. on second flor; « WW a eee og tlad | suite or singie; wis good tbls board. att Dr se with references at 614 8th st. mw. aug23-2t* w au 20-31" D September. a SMALL R RENT—313 Delaware ave. nu, e., Bricx AfousE, with moaare improvements. ate | oe et a eae bese water, a and dress ¢-Reliable Tenant,” this ofc, stating terms | 51iPe-, Le iB cya at N —] yw the) have KENT—939 K st. u.w, eiegantly-furn- ‘belt Comblngy mage apin BEA Ds for 35 Bitica' 8 Rooms, en suite or sing! lov and «ents per ounce, and the roots of combings, put all ope way, for Gurls. for 35 conte apiece ai, M 8, 805 Market Space. anges 3 TENTED young, a Teaiding In Leesburg wishes to re SITUATION with a man- tuamaker, For particulars address VIRGINIA L., Leesburg. ve aug7-31* WARZED Siz cnorgetic TRISH of busi- ness abilit) ty, Math, 00d references. Call for three days te J. HY, 615 7th oD oe Bant10a m. oe handsome HOUSE, a, Tar: bout 15 rooms; the bestof care taken ot ery a ing; if suited would rent for a year o: more, Address M, A. @., StF. flor, aus7-3. ANTED—To RENT—By October 15t", or a bargaiu would be a:cepied at once DWELL- centaining 8 or 10 rooms, modern im 38 por nts, in northwestern section; rent about jopth. Address, through mail only, JAMES |OMPBON, 814 F st. n. w. augt-; ANTED.— PRIVATE PUPILS or Cia-sea tn Hatic, Mathematica, Rhetoric or Logic. Students théroughty preparéd for: West Point Bapolls, OF any col ‘Terms fayorable. SW. YNN. A. M.. 1927 L st. n.w. augae-1y” ANTED-YOU TO REMEMBER os every Sewing Machine man thinks he has the best ‘machine. 0 positively sure [ have the pest, for L sell them all. Call and see which you best. Also, Rent and Re} oF. McKENNEY, “Sroihst. new me ea ATED MEN for one reer begin work once, Sal fair. “Business first-class, rinse ‘Works, Cincinnati, ‘Onto. augl6-20 CaS few oF moat to oe and te Tr month, TABLE BOARDERS’ month, Table firstclass. At1104¥ Pitnect aug6-1m' Monitor ANTED" Old GOLD and SILVEE in large cold water, and other modern conveniences. aug29-3i* (OR RENT— For housekeeping, two ROOMS on first flcor, partly furnished or unfurnished. Uiher Rooms, with dining room. Water aud eas, A 12°5 H st., between 19th and 13th, i ‘OR RENT —A family with s furnished hoase will rent a PORTION to parties without child- Hot and cold water on each floor. tuple new. ang2Z)-2.* poe KENT—HUUSE No. 112) ith at. nw. contsining 6 rooms, water au. gas. Best loca- en, ten tn the city. 1A pelyat DaWs' Pharn.acy,>yr~ ner ee and Bugz) 3 * NT — Very ha.dsome and desiratle 1 Hoos at No. 1441 Massachusetts ave. n.w., esr 14th-street lect South trout. "May be jos from reptember 1. aug2e. Fo KENT—A Tandsomely: furnished Suita of ROOMS for gentioman ‘aud wife, Location cesirable, Arrangements male for housekzeping {i hard supplied. “Terms modera’e, Add: res D. C., Star offica, por RENT —To good tenant. on second 3 Or, two unfurnished, uice airy and convenient ROOMS for housekeeping. Would be rented orher wpe, Terms moderate." Board if desired, p32 st. ee FOE RENT HOUSES Nos. 203 and 229 Mass- husetts ave. nw., with gas and water: 7 rooms; $20 per month each. also HOUSE No. 320 H st. n.w., with gas and water; 14 rooms; $30 per month, Inquire of JOHN B, OUNDON, core ner 4th and H sts. n.w. aug29-3t Fe RENT —Large f. eSTOREROOM with cry concrete cellar, corner 4's st, and Fonnsy.va- waave. n.w. For the last ten years it has ccupied as a family star dain thee, efor th , MURRAY, 21744 ry. and ts one of the heat at purpose. ars Jon nd Dew pet from B0c. up to 80c, W. W. BURDETTE & 00., oa) Srs. ram a fvnres and Lots for s ein all sarta or 3, Also Money to loan on first-class real esta‘e at percent, aug?8-St aneay ‘A Handsome HOUSE and Lu ¥ for at big discount—$500 cash. ba'ance mon'biy. 'BUILUEE, . box 580, Vity P. O. a89 3." Fe SALE—FARM. 212 acres, 4 mites, roan! Beantown Station on B. & P. R. R.. Charl eee Md. Price, $2,000. J. @. HESTER is ‘7th st. sug2d-tr 21,500 TO LOAN upon Real Esiace fcr one or D two years at eight per coat. RR" Stare BULLETIN THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh 8t. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) UMMER DEY GOODS AT COST. a Calicoes, 4c, Victoria is Lawes, 8 and 10>, ; cheap, Large Ptock Children's Fancy Hostery. air mbroidered Balbrigans, woven Sone, ST. Cauton Flannels, cheap, 6c. uy + MILLER & Uo., Ws heal on it a nels, 229 6t Ww. re ‘SLE st oe. 220 2d st. nie. od. Ss Br. Cl it House tn Cl tor W. Dot Pian R SALE AT A SACRIFICE—Two new two- ee ee story, five room Brick HOUSES on north A street ne 4:h street, within one square of sirest ‘are near the Capitol, with payment “o suit pur- cheser; for a small family no desirable proporty. could be wished for. For particulars, inauirs of A. BEHREND, 706 7:h st. n.w. aug29-8.* T° LOAN—$5.000 in sums of $500 or mora, No Commission asked. Inquire before 9 orclock flack Siiks, 62%, 76.81 Fi 00 io $3.002¢ “eens Braseals Ca:petn. $1. ay Carpe! a 8 STNG OP NAUDAIN, mg26 tr * S509 Market Space. EM D Sm. BA. BACON, comer 4%; and F sts. R selnhod nck vite eure We T1ave REMOVED my stock of DRY GOODS to Wan HAY CUTTER in good re- | my New Store, corner 8 HORSE, sound and onto Tennis Goat ae: | whdre 1 wil be mies iimy oud friends au or Osh and P sta. new. J. W. HARDELL. augaseae customers and the public generally. WILLIAM BR. RILEY, aug?24 im Corner 9th N WwW STOCK WW AN TED, B00 for five years at & per cont on @ well-imprcved business coruer on i st. r.w., worth more than five times the deswed.” Will pay no commiselon, siness,** Biar office, \ R SALE—STOCK and FIXTURES of Post Office Cigar Store, 702 Est. n.w. For pertie urs apply on the premises, aug27. ocd, N GLD- ESTABLISHED TEEOHANT € z TAILOB’S STORE FOR RENT. STOCK AND FIXTURBS FOR SALE. Wisbing to close my business, I now offer the above desirable le opportunity to responsidie rarty engaged business and desiring to make venange The stock on hard is small: Unimiproved Property For Sale. we,. bet, Se and si f id Eats. ney or FALL DRY GOODS, aT BOTTOM FIGURES. ee MOHAIR DRESS GOODS, all colors, eo Pieces of Ew FALL DEESS GOODS, cholce design WH EFLANNEL, from 182, atte Tw ILLED FLANNEL, h and 19th n.w. Bet. Ioot: ave. end Be T. Land 20th n.w., per ft. 1Sili st., Let, K and L u.w., per ft. Houses For Rent. Sthand 1, hotel, mod. imps. 36 re. 21st and F'sts., furn., Dw. 12 rs. i110 F st. u.w., mod. imips., 12 r3 sett 1 Ces 1. W., mod, imps., 13 rs. 2 st > mod. Lipps , 10 rs. Od. LADS. 5 2» for which and the al woot, trom fixtures I will require the Casi, with a ibsral BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, from 50¢, up. discount, Ss Bt ACK ALPACAS, from Be, up. Kent of STORE will be reassnle. CASSIMERES, es —_ and Boys, 5c. uv. DUVALL, REDTIC KING, fj oc. UP. aag27-6; 459 Penna. ave., Bit es and 6b sts, BLE LINEN, trom 23s, up. JBARGAIN- For BALE Brock and Fixtures of business C. M. TOWSON £ CO,, 636 Pennsyleania avenue, South side, near 7th st. th'st. n.w.. mod. imps., 8 rs. sr st. 8.W., mod. imps., 10 re st. D.€, eo imp: . 10 rs. a pumber one BAK-ROOM, rs of the city, ee. Ue LOAN~$2.000 and $2,500 on Heal Estaie in a goo’ Address SH, C sup24-tr seurity. “Apply at Sun, Sy ae (PME LARGEST assonTMENT aug2s-6t 15 15th wv n.w. AND THE 3. 000, $2,000 $3,000 and 5308 TU LOAN D upon good improved Real Estate. Larger sums at lowest rates on business CABSIN. & EN NIS, aug23-6t 1339 et, ewe, GT HOOF.) ow Is ROUP TIME TO GET BARGAINS— Bi r sale in different parts of city 1004 (atable), 4 sca: CHEAPEST DRY GOODS aie -Sih and D, (bmt)..grve. IN WASHINGTON, id_small quantities. Highest price pal Bo TAATOERIOR No. 1815 6th st. n.w.; © :s Gomme and bath rooni; rent #80. ADDI yt Ba REY © 00-. Manutactaring Jewellers, 258 | Torn re MOTE Ne ae ED— 7 3 ERT rasan RUOMB, suitable for fouuite at OSBOEA EEN 'S tables, 23 FGho gentlemen crite ogsoxedping: gasand @st.n.w. J. W. BELL jy29-1m‘ water in each. 509 2d: bet. Eand F n. w. at8-3.* ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oo- cupy a third story gouty trout room, or Tene be tor gents man snd wife, ble BO. ret Ww. Fok BENT KINDERGARTEN HALL, at Sunday eervices avd after school hours, ak bly on the premises, southeast corner of 8th and sereeis n, We augas-3t* apo ae 2, new STOVES = oe ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6! snd K sts. n.w. _Amokey Chimneys cared or fF pay. Stoves rented, ov16-tr {\R RENT—Six Uniurnished R OM3and one STORE, suitable for light housekeeping; at the ovtheast corner of 8th aud D streets n. w.; central location aug?s-8t WANED arretag clean cop; arse first number of the EVENI G STAN, tor which a liberal price be pald. Apply at the Star aug30-tf R RENT—With a small private family, a cool, Gesirable, and richly furnished second floor front ROOM, ae handsome cuss, No, 1235 ‘lth st, n w., near aug2s-at* We PIED CAREETS to CLEAN at MCGEY PRET: ‘3 eurEe m Beating and 7th-st. Orders o mail, or ite AG BoMItCHELL'S. rea mage Fer Ree ‘Brick HOUSE, complete os cer; 7 rooms, bathroom, bay window, ard; 9215 H st.’ $25 per mont! Inquire tots enn’a avenue, aug2s-3t W 4ANRED-Geatiemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York sYehue, makes'a specialty of Cutting, Garments to jand6-ly LOST AND FOUND. O8T-—A 60LD RING marked * W. G. H.” WrBoover wil{ return the saume to 1527 Mf strat Lorthwest shall be rewarded. == we f Cand 4! COAT, with Buot kets. ‘A suitable reward Flas!) will be given if voit at ug Store corner C and 43¢ au streets southwest. 529-3" | Fees a lady driving on Soins and 7th th instant CKET treet road, on the BOOK containing a smail amount o} “money and ‘ome detached coupons of interest at (the payment of ‘rarded for the tremble of weaving the the sama at the emee ot ‘WM. DICKSON, Esq., No. 222 4! BOARDING. 9132 meen sults or re Sea eaten cee twit wife ozjsingle gent ; southern aug29-6:* ABD well furnished communi Boa QMS, with modara mprovelnanty ai st., Opposite epee augZ9-3.* SUITE one LARGE, HANDSOME PA A ee free fours: = eon inal ven until No- Feasonal Ea RENT—Two HUUSES, ai 613 and 615 th st. n. w.; seven rooms; $18 per month, M. W. BEVERIDGE, No, 1xo Pennsylvania avenue, ‘augas-s:* )8 RENT—Brick HOUBE. No. ance oth stn. SBS 10 rcoms; bath paar range, &c. a ROX, SOF n Sa from to $18. S008 Also, fine Bailding Tors, mer avg20-ly J. C, HOUSE, 1723 ‘Penta. ave. ~ Fes = isidaia NEW FaLh GooDs O LOAN. ata 7 ieee Of ally RECEIVED EVERY DAY. T iinet al pera MONEY on reai Sey in sums to suit, xi 8 ver cent. On first-class busine sent by mallif eas Property at 7 per ceat, mules A EB, 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ats, n.w, +R SALE—An ek it RESIDENCE ee Ost the owner $80, 00 wil SHE for $30,000 Bp. vane CARTER'S, $2,000, $1,600, at 7 per cent, 711 Market Space, R RENT- THE POPULAR CASH DRY Goops STORE. B, H. WAEBNEE & C2, augee tr 23-t auglt-tr = vy oe mye as BRAINARD Ms B etreot n EDWIN A.MCINTIEE, Te GOODS AT CosT. Funai ia = soa, oslempdenaleine - MY 715 15th street, aE OR BXCHANGE-—A two-stoi BRC HOUSE on Sear PROPERTY iat in het ys AP ye, Great reductions in Bick ok and colored to make room for new fail ae New stock of wacvieeiac Just recetved, Fe. BENT-Who or part of second floor, 6 ROUM! ivate bath room; furnished or Part. ly furnished; = Brivate fa family: terms low: recere! exchanged. shed ROOM on frst floor, 1122 11thst, n. haa aug28 31° Fe: RENT—Nearly new frame HOUSH, No. 6:2 North paces svenne s @., Op rn Market, containing 8 rooms, cel iy front and back; water, @as. good pari and shade; $25 per month. inutre’ at at the hi use, auges-a.* Fas pes OR ee eS HOUSE, No. D. Way 8, 7 Tarnished; ali zn niproven ites sarge b rick stable in Tear will sell house and it a erent bargain. Be iGTON ECABHINGTON a ttorneys-a"= 454 Loulsiana aves opp. City alle aus8-aw oe BENT—HOUSE nhs 1020 18th street pv. 3.6 rooms; modern Unproremmoats Inquire at 1688‘ street n.w: 4 RENT—HOUBE No. 303 Sane nw; Pag 8 rooms; modern improvements; Fent $35, Diy toT. E. WAGGAMAN, ‘aug27- Be Fittcsting oats |arEe Tatarnianes os eooM, 2 BOO) iahed very pease Feasonable; 718 12h st, rnugsT BF RENT—In Georgetown, a Brick HOUSE. 3 FE en Jefferson street, near Br! Apply = AS Jefferson st. = auga7 31 ‘Be b MEYERS, CONNOLLY'S, auglé-2w Bin sirest, " auglo-tr_@08 9th strect. opp. Patent Omce M hate remus Poh TE OS ROPE, 8.E, cor. 7th 18 | JRaRcarms : OF FINE LAND near Bounings Btation, D. C.2 2835 Lott ot. u B UNFEECEDENTED AND UNPARAL- augls-16t* SzuBy DB. B. BeReas, Bennings’. hey = =? ftreet, bet BR and MO%#Y! Mower) monzy ti: 928 Mth st. aw, 14 | _ Derter’s Celebrated’ Kuliting Onto ve low as 310 18th st. 13 | be. “100. ya. Spool Biack BI of loo aac! Ree on 1417 84 sts ni ‘dozen. 20 Bone Hi WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Sre., 30 Detrocs 5 Gauss Undera a ae, tates at | 1126 1 st. ful and serviceable yard b. WALLACH’S, Aaah snaop. 3 eon eg Ree Loam and 0 sepsis tenn S513 Me LW. ai 708 Boundary and u: ee genuine Guinot ennsyivania avenue, a36 19th at, S200 E st. Lyons € eae eg, ‘would be good JeT-tr near Wiliard’s Hotel, aise a pusiber of cine other Bouse Se. ‘per va. "ap. S GOLDSTEIN & CO., E Towsie Ni le dvery day On the baliotin ate iat ae of all kinds, a i LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, Fee Best. FOR BENT. nets, a 7. Hab) NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STUuRETS, FOR RENT. &c., equally cheap and Seiten: . Private Entrance om Tenth Street, 1019 Conn, $20 suge-tr 1905 ¥ Street, bet. Lath and IBD. — 108, t. 17) © PERCALES vances made on Loan or on Commi= fp in the city, ston, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry: . dc., for any time desired on vary reasonsbio Mant. Demeeaee’s manent Esaiorns, AILEY, 2a The oldest and largest business in the city, Cor, Tthand F sts. aw PROFESSIONAL. BEREY, 809 9th st., 1s a powerful WALTER 8. WILCOX, Real Estate Agent, ry dostrable HOt ble BOOMS, ‘second floor; atso, FLOORS for veut, tometer ae nS ier en ae tatlousfres, Nonrsigin heuer | ee Smee a very des! for ren ‘or separa reser on third and fourth Hoors. at mare t3 | Uathi-room on third foo ; Wins moderate: 111s | Hath wad Resale Dieser ee es: Roe Bent oe Foe moaes, including first-class BOABD. street n.w. aug27-8t* HN. DUTTON, rors Beal Eee Boe ye Buwaing. OR BENT_No 151 Groon street Gi wo: hag removed to bid ¥ strest (Warncr Build. Corner of Sth and F streets. nite and singles With B AED rr pre pvenionte, 7a" in miborouge Fopalr; Fo Eoay 825 per Peotfinacod ‘and contracted "for ae lowest 2022 F st. n.w., 16 reoms, ‘imps. ...-§100 00 cnolce TABLE BOARD. Termsmoderate. a96-6t* | month. Key next door. * auge7 6 yore | 621 19th st. i.w., 1 mod. imps... 60 9% | Been te LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUE. Fuk BENT—Suiail Brick HOUS tn goodorder : ee nish ROOMS, first-class ae nei, ehbo rhood ; Bear two lines of street Bu 35 00 HOARD, can be had at a0 Now York avenue No - CHAMBERS, 633 ¥ SO ‘hildren, aug26-6.* Street aug27. 135 25 00 Rg. MT, SOUTHALL will scoommoaate (OB RENT—A suite of Furnished art 201 20 00 Permanent, Transient and Day BOABDERS | KH parion bedroom ana tatters recon 1908 25 00 4 706 Ith street, Also, at her Cottage, Garland, | room if desired.) on second ficor, at GLL 12 h street 805 H 35 00 aug2l-1 DW. ; references exchanged. aug27-4.' Os z — = LADS. see00-- = 4 Buz fant rooms, en suite oe ‘sin- R RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 805 N stroot 130 Mi: rooms, iad, Imps..-. 35 00 pee ohy aie n BOA! can be secured at ae ‘n= T. W.: six rooms, gas, water and bath. Apply 132 Mass. rooms, mod. iinps. 25 00 RTESs, oo town, | to No. aco atn Street n.w. JAS, H. STONE. 1006 8, TO 55 00 House oi, with shaded grounds oh Dott any 37-3: Hou id Lots for sale in ali parts of the city. Suet aii 7 Se Turni-hed ROOMS on the 7. 5, GLEBE = Mouey to Loan in sums to sult, at 7, 8 and 10 per 94 4.5 SST.N.W.—MES. STOCK HAM respect first, second and third floors; southern expo- TIES. oS] fully calls attention to the handsome | sure; location excellent; convenient to cars. 1403 EEMOVED ve lea WERKE: ENT, 8 (en ral ‘or r single) ant and choloe TABLE Leireet b.w. aug37-3t" marl-ly ‘Over Th EN Bore. pre = Hg 4 ope BOA Srey jm excolteat, SN? Sydocim CR RES Taree scl eraell HO Cae aca u, DUKE, Dentist, 458 7th street souua weet Boal Eeiate Agust snd Auctloneer, FAEENONT HOUSE Pani WET tei lylceated, at low rents, ATLEY BRO: between D and streets. Beantifal HAND F STS. . W. Tas 30, HOUSE.—Partios W! hp desire Rood corner 7th st, and Rhode Tanna are, nw, auge- ets of Teath, Teoth Siled, $1; 3 Bxtract-' ta) BOARD, with cool and als | BOCMB. FOR BALE Just the HOUSE son want torions | ‘BEwitboRt ; BO conta, basiaenae Ort sriaceraiarmr cies Siemans | Sel.cty. Cour AUS Fiero Foruisied Move Graal at tere ttsoons fi = rae PL = mn © at. . ae EL and SUM to $80 per month, and 68 to 610 por per week: t ‘OK RENT—A.6 Grant Place, Furnished B =a FAMILY SUPPLIES. 7 Stu st. n.w., 18 rooms, mod. tps. | Son? icon ardivwn. a seanaee nth and $6 per week gaay | WORT LOR, with Drevsing-room ‘atiached: 5.W. The ‘and Sneé, to Washington 3160, RCOMS ‘on second floor, single or en sutte, RICES TO SUIT THE PEOPLE. ai Baltimore five times per week. PERSONAL south front. ange | P' 1 £0 per day, ike aa 2 i RENT One two story BRICK HOUSE, 6 WICK, Prepyr. ERSONL.—Persons who desire Baeaomely: Furnisid ROUMS, singly or en-suite, wit private bath-rooms, in one of thi sucations in phe city, where no aeked, can ce. 1@ most desirable uestions will Be be gultel by addressing LE a aigze'a M4pAME BOSS, Astrolo, and Healt: ree, fan be consul ‘ag usual at 201 of 2d, n.w. sugi-ly Jon Fat PATCH, ine och or, St. n.W., 6 a.m. to 10 T., reports as ibility of = of real ‘estate an Mens ‘Trusts, Sh Examines Titics, iyleme al for 5 STEOLDaIa FOR SALE. fine PIANOS, waich wr cash. 1 yt hehe eres AL Crating 2, WILD & BHO: > Busts si 723 Tin st augs9-6." x BA aE aOR WAGON and HARNESS, uitable for any business; Marvin's Diz rang Alum Plaster SAE, STORE fated & INEDY, Motals and Butiders’ tie, rr} 20-1m Opposite ‘Metropolitan Hotel. B08 68.00 $ ros am | LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER, ALSO, HAENESS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO g24. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &0. ince, at thnever popular Factory and Ghieetvemss cms JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 495 Boventh Btrost Norihwost, Jeining 044 Follows’ Hall, pg tS Soa Rae oan or. oes m, all modern improvement: ; Ne. 1b12 8th at st., between Pand Q n.w. Inquire at No, 403 7th st. n.w. aug24-8t JR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, ‘tore, 7 rooms, bathroom and al) modern im provements; newly frished; $30 per month; No. 1727, between R and 8, on 7.nst. n.w. Ingatre at 408 7th st. n.w. augae-se OR RENT Two two-story BRICK HOUSES, ‘ghtrooms, bathroom, s‘abie, ali modern im- proving ea cellar; the houses newly fresco patat- ; Nos, 62 dst. n.w.; the chariots run up to the. Maes Inquire at No. 403 7th st, DW. aug24-8t JR KENT—One omy aot ECR HOUBE, Fo rooms, bathroom, aoe al macdern improve? mente, No, 233 18th st. s.w. Agricul- t partment; ten minutes’ ¥ walk wb the Treas- good neighborhood. Inguire at No. 403 ch nine large rooms, No. 1 nsetts avenue. containing 14 rooms, and No. 2018 @ st., (Babcock Row,) con- taining 11 rooms, These Houses are in good order, lly located, and conta‘n all modern improve. . Acquire’ of JAMES W. BABKER (1106 . W.3 price $1,260; e. edi 715 ibch sts Fe EENT—1x, GRoRnGETOWN—Two te ten-reom HOU®) ith modern im) month. For meets pis modern improvement EENT-. ine large HOUEE, containi preree: Roacc bain troens ead see Be og bot and cold water, range, po with far indo rallag very nner concreted, and near street cars. Has rent ‘A carefu) permanent tenant can procure thas be =e a i gars te it. Inger, BUEAFBALGE OA RE & SON, 1913 7th strect Between M and Me %e tad LAKE CITY, UTA, TOWNSEND HOUSE. 1433 New Yorn ave. D.w., 1495 New York avenue, store......-..- Atre front office rocra, 940 F ai, Ww. (Baas eSSRRRSRRRASSSAassaae! SSSSSISSsSssssssesseesss: FrEsH Every Dax—Kert on Ice, nw. Ix THE TovrisTs. Best Commercial ; eas finest. Nutmeg and Hunter | _ Office rooms at 1419. 1423 and 1495 New York | WEST FOR CANTELOUPES, fine PEACH ae: ON eae. HH ARS, aS BOF tg 8 SWEET Po- HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city at WM. JENNINGS, eaEee eh aa i! ivered OBE HOUSE. we ‘BE En: LINO] a5 ATLANTIC 18 vaxun, IC CITY, HN. J. fend M. EK. HOOPES. COAL AND WOOD. a months. BEI fe ‘woop. Eee ‘Warerooms, em i goats = Agency for Knabe & EG ‘ofmes, SS {TALLER DAVIN & Oo. PIENOS Te up-town ee eo ‘With abogualed tectucles a see.