Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1878, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TYTSspAY September 10, 1878. CROSBY SB. NOYES... . Editor. Areroge mrorm Daily Circulation over 17,600—heing @ much larger bona fide, rrowlar and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily payers im the city added together. ‘Te Travelers and Hesiden‘ is mer —. 5 ill be found on file a viawis'g places wbere: Ray advertisements ad Subscriptions willbe recetved:~ Henry F. Gllig & Ot arg eeraid vffice, GL Avenue de pers, Paris. To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an- ayancemengg as early tn the day se possible, and in all cases rathre spores M. e oo *s issue of those resching after fist mur -annot be sseured. "To Correspondents. Letrere should be addressed to the Editorial or ostoe » Mar ager of THE STAR, according to thelr tener, «nd not to apy individual name. provoking delays may occur, on account of ab- genes, Ftc. Cheexs, ¢te., should tn all cases be made payable tocne order of Tom EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER Cowra Y, —not te that of any Individual. 22-Anouymous communications not read; re Jeetet ~ anusertpts not returned or preserved. In response to & suggestion more than once made, ard now renewed by a correspondent in ano her column of to-day’s paper, THE STAR will cheerfully take charge of, and turn into Proper channels, any sums of money which may be ser? to or left at its business office for the benefit of su‘Terers by yellow fever. To ensure a proper accountability in the dis- Charge of this trust, the sums so furnished Should in all cases be accompanied by the Dames of their contributors. Remember the relief meeting at Lincoln Ha" to-night. Be sure to be there. Sa ‘The result of the Maineelection is caleulated totake away one’s breath. The greenback men polling only &2 in the summer of 17: fast yesterday in the neighborhood of 30,000 votes, defeating the choice of governor by the people, and electing one and perhaps two of the members of the House of Delegates. When ‘Maine comes to be classed as a doubtful state through the votes of the nationals, where is the new party not to be feared? Specie pay- ments will be virtually resumed next Monday, 4nd formal resumption at the date fixed is assured. The victories of the greenbackers in the coming elections, of which the result in Maine gives token, will therefore leave the country in a curious condition of affairs. A considerable portion of the voters of the Bation will appear to protest against an accomplished fact, and to come off victorious on an issue which ts dead. It looks in fact as if the elections of October and November will unsettle all party lines. he national vote in a republican state like Maine, obtained in spite of the enthusiasm in- Spired by such a leader as Blaine, and in spite of New England intelligence, will exert an influence in every doubtful state. In Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and other states where the nationals have obtained a foothold, fresh impetus will be given to the movement, and like the Know-Nothing craze of 1854 it may become resistless in the fall elections. Whether it will die away afterwards, like the Know-Nothing movement, or whether it will become a lasting power and involve the con- trol of states, of Congrees and the national government, for years to come, is yet to be determined. It does not, however, seem to have the essentials of permanence, and will Probably pass away when the dissatisfaction of which it isthe indication is vented. But the temporary shaking up whieh itis inflicting upon the old parties is severe, and the worst for them is apparently not yet come. ——____--e2- The disgraceful fact has been brought out ‘And indignantly commented upon by at least one of the Memphis papers that while the peo- ple of the north, wi.out regard to age, sex, sect, nationality or faanctal ability, arc datly respording in the most liberal manner to the ries of that city for help, not a few of herown citizens who are blessed with great wealthand large capacity to do good have conspicuously failed todo anything, either by personal as- sistance or pecuniary contributions, to aid their suffering and dying friends and neigh- bors. It is very easy and quite common also to fnd fault with the rich for not always duing Ww’ at other people conceive to be their duty; #1 it seems almost incredible that such an u natural state of things as is complained of 1: (bis instance should exist anywhere. Un t “uvately, however, this is not the first time, r 's Memphis the only place in regard to ‘ch such @ charge might be made with ap» pe “nt justice. It has too often happened that ce: the first appearance of the yellow fever a «or plete demoralization takes possession of ci. officials and the mbabitants of afilicted 3! ~@s, impelling those who can do so to flee at ©.c¢, without any thought of those left behind, ius leaving the whole duty of earing for the sica and destitute to be performed by persons of slender means and strangers, upon whom no other obligation rests than that of obeying the demands of a common humanity. It need not be added here that the existence of such a state of things should not for an in- stant be allowed to close the ear of any one to cries for help from any quarter; the urgency is too great to aliow leisure to learn what any one else is doing or not doing, or to inquire whether the plans which have been adopted for affording relief are or are not the very best that could be devised. Nevertheless, there are one or two considerations closely connected with the history and character of yellow fever which cannot well be overlooked, and which ought to be ket in mind at all times by those most interested. Prominent among these isthe patent fact that itisina large measure a preventable disease. There is no resisting the conclusion, therefore, that if the inhabitants of the localities likely to be Seourged by it were half as energetic in their efforts to prevent its appearance, by the con- Stant cmployment of proper sanitary mea- sures, and as vigorous in battling with it when it first appears, as they are prompt in calling for heip,—generally when prevention is ro longer possible, and some times, as is alleged, before local means are all exhausted—the horrors of the disease would be greatly miti- gated, if, indeed, compiete immunity from it cou'd not be secured. To some persens the expression of refiec- tions such as these may appear harsh and un- ealled Jor at a time when only active sympathy and substantial aid seem to be needed. Not so, however. Itoften happens that it is only when individuals or communities are con- fronted with a great peril that they will take the necessary measures to avert its re- currence. These observations are made, therefore, in the best spirit conceivable; and if they serve, as they are meant, to show that it isas much a duty in advance of danger to take every step possible to prevent suffering as it is to call for and give means for its allevi- ation, they will not have been made In vain. ‘The lesson is always a timely one. It eannot ‘be learned too soon nor too thoroughly. ‘With that deferential humility which should ‘always characterize the observations of lay- men in regard to professional subjects, we venture to remark that the exterior view of proposed plan for putting an additional story on the patent office butiding is about as miser- able a piece of architectural and artistic botchery as it is possible for the mind of man to conceive,—that is if the illustration in a recent number of the American Architect represents it correctly. Every person in any ‘way connected with this deformity who has not filed his written protest against it ought to be locked up in the building when the next fie takes place. And the sooner this happens the boiter. = ___—_ce2-—__—_ Tb< immense size of the Great Eastern, Which renders her practically useless for most Purpeses, willserve herin good stead in her mew occupation as cattle transport between this country and England. As our imports of GU¥_AND _FEVE®, AXD ALL MA- ASE aia ravens need no m-dieal atter A at Calon MOORE, at his Drug Store, 1924 Pennsylvania svenue west. Establish sd 1849 No barge for advice. re 1029 PATENT NOISELESS SLATES. are cheaper tecaase they will tast longer meas othe late. ‘School Books at the very lowest prices, and cov- er.d free with patent covers, if bought at SHILLINGTON'S Bt OK+TORE, seplt-lw Cor. 4% st. and Penna. ave EARS! BEANS! BEANS! Car New Medium and Marrow BEANS this day rtecelved from western New York, acd for sale at Icwest market price. J. H. CRANE, a oad 460 Po. ate. n.w. | hanger to w-k by the month to do insi | Avply to F. P. HILL. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ ANTED—Colk red WOMAN as cook, to go three miles {n the euatry, Apply, with goed refer nee, at 932 F st nw 1 W £4 yea immediately. one first-class Hove (LERK at the Parkinson House, corner Per ney ivania ave. and 34 st, n.w. pt ANTE '—A good CATERER w take baso- ment an furnish mea‘s for two ‘ainilles, Apply at Room: 29, Morrison building, 4% st. 1€5 10-8. es 7 ANTED—By a@ respectable white wouaa, SEWING in a private iamily; thoroughly nnder:ia:ds dress making. Address ‘*3sam- stress, °° Siar office, uw ANTED-PROPUSALS to paint Tremoat House outside. Also a Painter and F sepi0 3. CASRMEBEs. 25, 50, 65. 75 and $1 ard. SPREA D8, 60, 75, $1.0°. $2.00. Poby's Dcuble Busk CORSET $7.00. z ime. ee Eittabe PaTTSRRB. Pease call for ¢_tak gue. S08. B. BAILEY. feplo-tr Cor, Ttt and F sts. F.w. OS MBEAGER: CARRIAGES, ‘On band, a large number of one and two-horse Carriages, sultab's for strcot cr park @r'ving: a's second-hand sug ics and other ight Carriages. wh'ch will be sold withou! 9 i. malriog romptiy at- terded roe GEAnAM. is seplc-3* 410 and 416 8th st.'n.w. levies" _ 410 and 416 Sth st. s.00._ Ft LE 4ND WINTER Goons. A fuperb selection for Gentlemen's Dress ard #rrest Wear received and ready for in- #pecilon, and offered at fair prives. Hesp ctiully requ st the ¢ ntianed favors © my patrons aud the public generally. 4 FJ. HFIRERGER, Criizens' ARMY & NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, 535 15th siveet, reple-tr Corcoran Building, ECPENED FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE J. H. CRANE, Whole fe, Dealer in WESTERN NEW YORK FRODUCE, 430 Pennsylvauia avenue, batween 4's and 6th streets northweit. PUTATOES, BEANS AND AP?.LES A BPE- CIALTY. Large and fresh stock always on hand, sep1-2t" Nottce ' NOTICE! As we sell our Goods at a small advance on cost, We cannot pay a collector commission for cailing oa those who bave accounts with us; and as we are very much in want of every dol'sr now due, wouid respectfully request a prompt settlement, ag it wiil save us not only time, but the trouble of a per- cal W. M. BROWN, sey 10-tr S14 Sth street n. wo. JFLOUSEHEEFING AND FALL DBESS GOODE. Welnvite the attention of our friends, custo- mers and strangers to our varied and compete stock of Foreign snd Domestte Dry @cods, now being opened. in more attractive styles. botter walities and lower prices than ever. An inspec- Ucn of our eteck and comparison of prices is re- Skectfully solicited. ali our goods are select Wh the greatest care, and warranted first c'ass In gpaiity, colo: ing ace design. A beautiful Gainet ack Silk af $1.25, would be good valueat $1 75: Sik-faced Veivet, $150 per yard and up; 8 $2 yard wide) Bleached Cotton, 20c. per ya’; yard wide Cotton, finished like slpen, 7c ; Elegant 3 Botion aoe @ i 3; Clarl loves, $1.25; Linen Crash, 3c. yard 'k’s best 200 yard Spool Cotton, 6c. (6 1 Linen Napkins, 75c, por d all Linen Towels, $1 per drs., t> finest gr*des; Linen and Cotton ‘Dispsr, §1 piece and up: Write Fiannel. 12'¢c, and up; afid a com- lete Hine of other desirabic Goods pay cheap. Raneaniys ODH EAD 8, eepl0-tr 939 Pa. ave,, bet. 9th and 10th sts. PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, oz. ALSO AT 1876 ©" Vositicw ** 1876 To BERGNER & ENGEL, PHILADELPHIA, BREWERS OF LAGER BEER FOR CLOMESTIC AND EXPORT TRADE Iv PARBELS AND BOTTLES, Cur Beer having stood the severe examination incident to the granting of the above awards by the my st cricica) and sel-ct juries at home and abroad, and in every case taking the highest honors, is 1o- deed a most gratify ing result, which we confidently by pe wili be appreciated by the pub lc 'n a continu- auce of thelr ever-increasu g patronage. BERGNER & ENGEL. FRILADELPHIA, September 5°h, 1878. sepl0 EE EE ee $15,000 for 1. oF THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, Which Draws September 14, Don't overlock the opportunity, Bome one must be the bi winner, and why not SCHEME: 1 Prise of §15 (00 is. +815, 000 1 Prise of» 8 000 is. eve 8'009 1 Prize of 5 000 Is, 5,000 2 Prizes of 2,500 are 8,000 2 Prizes cf 1,000 are 2,000 10 Prizes of "600 are 5,000 TO Prizes of 100 are 5,000 100 @rizes of 50 are 5,000 $00 Prizes of 25 are. 5,000 500 Prizes of ‘10 are. 5,000 1,00 Prizes of 5 are 50:0 ‘97 Aj prozimation Prizes amounting to. 2,925 1,894 Prizes amounting to.. +6867, 925 Whole Tickets $1. mn all orders to our Genoral Eastern gen WILLIAMSON & Co., 599 Broadway, N. Y. se10-2.* SIMMONS & DICKINSON, Managers. EF OBDEEB TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOOK, I Offer the Following EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. DEESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. French Diagonal. ........sold at $20, reduced Busse!" J Catsimere: gold at 18, reduced Taft Weeden Cassimere.sold at 16, redu den Empire Mills Casslmere.sold at 18. redu ‘Xie Wool Cassius at 12, red BEE ere... 801d All other Goods at same proportion prices, NoTs.—I am determined to reduce this stock, in order to make room foran immense steck of Fall ‘and Winter Goods, which I have ordered already, to be expressly manufactured for me, &% Call at Once at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsyleania avenus, fepl0-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh sts, © DaYs. iTS ate yoereo LAVERY DAYS—(as GA Harrigan and Hart) wil te given away with No. 569 of The New Your #ingstDE COMPANION, which is for cale by ali newsdealers. The following pieces of music Whoa! Emma! with.. ee 563 No. 565 No. 5 6 -eses NO, B61 ‘The subscription price of the NEW YORK FIRe- IDR COMPANION is Three Dollars ® 4 e MUNMO, 17 to 81 Vandowater star Ne Ye, 80-8" gine,** Starofice. sep8-Bt ang at 711 L-tst., between Gand Hp.w. sep9 claes need apply at 712 13th street, with best reter- ences, sepv- W 7 ANTED—One good COOK who is willing to assist in gecoral housework. Inquire of Mrs. WM. H. HOOVER, Bladensburg rua}, next \ Moun. Olivet cemetery. sepld 3 * W 4Nkp-To RENT—A nice 10 or 12 room HOUSE with m-dern imor vemenis in kod locality, between 9th a: d 19 h sts. w. ani a dLsie. n. addiess HOUBE, star id WA, ‘a respectable white woman, @ SITUATION as first-c a 8 cook; will ng 'to acsis' 1a Washing and Ironing. The Dost of city re- Addéress Bex 2, Star five. ce 7 ANTE1:—An American Protestant GIR; must be willing to make herself useful, Preter one that Is ai sewing, Address HOME, Staretees 2° . at W 4nzze colored CO: K, WAS + EK and IRONER. Must stay at night. Bring re- corumencations between 10 and 12.a.m. to 1330 S s.7 g W 22, TED—A GInL to ta’ e care of a baby and make herself generaliy useful. Must be ex- Jerien: ed and have first-class references from her we: place, Apply 13168 st. n.#. sepl0 2 * W ANtzD— Te know the Owner, P oprieior ur Agent of PRE MiSES 8(4 I st, n.w, ‘now 0 carted by colored people.) Inquire or a-dresg 2 LEX KRGAUTEON, 806 Ist. n.w. se 103° ANTED—AGEN'S for [vustra ed Cate Jogue Parisinternational Exhibition, D 2 petop & Co."s. Room 6. Intel:igencer building, file aD sts, We We HALDE, Manaser. 9 6 sep Oam.. 803" nr Wain DA MAN and WOMAN (aan vai wife preferred) to do gene:ai housewo K Jove need apply but those who thor-uxhiy unuer staid ther busiuess. Apply 921 Virgtals ays 5.We sep10 2 * Wanna ladits NURSE, a ras octaaie English woman, with first-cla:s :ecommen- 1018 trom physicians and ladies she has waited uy ‘aige very moderate, Address ‘*Nurse.7 Sia oni 10-3 * -. 2 eee ee VV ANTED By a young colvred maa who tas vod references, a 8i7 UATION to drivo a carrleg or waitcr fn a hovel or restaurant, Apply al No, 442 9 at , between D st, and Virginia ave. aw * eae 7 ANTED—By a young girl of good education snd irreproactiable character, @ BITUA- TION 9 traveling companion or ag ply for two days, or address, stating terms MCU), foe 4th st.” e — Ee ANTED—An energetic, healthy, harl-work- iug single young MAN’ to drive *‘whovesale milk wagon;"* long hours and bard work. To the right Wan a good situation. Apply, with refer- ence, to Alderney Dairy, 629 Est. n.w., between 10rd 12a.m, eepl0-2.* ANTED-—To hire or buy cheap, ® good 10 to 25-horse Portable ENGINE, Adiress ‘* / ASNT Eo—4 9 sEnt—a Pagal bear Un tate price and size, and what concain theron. Address C., elty Post Office. sep9 3.7 W 43) Eos Five or six Unturnished ROOMS, \-s' hroem attached, within quarter mile of Bvritt House. Address E. ©. P., 1413 @ st. DW. sep9-2.* 7 4 NTE: —A MAN toworkia @ dairy; must unders and milking, and come well recom mevd vd. Apply to. M. GULDEN, Good Hope Hil, 8239 Si 4S TED_Setiled WOMAN, with good rec- «x mendations, as first-class cook, ant to help vic! washing and troning. Apply at 1831 F at. 8 p9-2." pos D—sool HANDS on Latics’ Gar Call for three days at H. SACH <R- 2g st. sw, between F and @ sepd 2t* Fk KENT Four untor ixked ROOM3; va h ed gee; scuth frm ; 1003 Fac n.w. seplo-3t* {UK RENT—HROUSE No. i819 Fst. n.w on re_ms. modern improvements; Key at 2000 @ Si nw. Rent $40, seplo-." JR RENT—Brick HOUS&, No. 1118 & st. 7, Pyen sight roocn pea potas and oan ree 10 3i* 7 RSALE- Five beautli Tnew pr ssb sc= fro. HOUSES all modern improvements. 8 roo us Tear 318i street circle. Price $2,500; mont ly Jayments. J. G. HESTER, 613 7ti st.” se10 ‘OR RENT-$30 } ER MONTH-HOU3E 1625 Madicon st. n.+., six 10008, water and gas; key at 1623 Madison st. n.w. Apply at 2123 "5. n.w., after 5 o'clock p.m, seplo-3.* 1K BENT—Eicht-room HOUSE No. 1007 11th st. Rent $16. A three-story BEI: K Ne, 907 Rhode Island avenue. Bent $20. Apply L106 1 st. new. sepl0-3t {UB BENT—o Brick HUUSS. No. 1736 8th s'.” betwen Bandss's nw. Rent $13 inquire ot JINNES ae) No, 1232 Madison st, between 6th aad 7th Mand N sts. n.w. : ke sext door, ‘sept0- t rom HOUSE. newly psinted, Wil rent ou sonable terms to a good tenant. Owner would a with party revting if agreeable. Plewe after foar o'clock, at 2413 Px nosy sep! oR RE NT—HOUSE No. 1313 G st. n w. Rent 25 per month. Inquire 926 Louis! ae et nue 4 B BENI—Two unfurnished ROOMS, with kitchen or without; 608 Louisiana avenue. be- tween 6th and 7th sts, sepo Si" {Wt RENT—A new eight-room B2IK, all modern improvem-nte, only ten minutes’ walk j-om Post Office building. Apply at 127 Est. ne se, 9 6t Apel 1458 14ih st. n.w. sd sep8 31% UR RENT—OFF' orm r 9th and F ES Apply to T. F BOOMS at low row. new. Rents from $4 to WAG@ZAMAN, ar ae a \OUBE No. 215 4) @ aLd cpposite District buildings; about 2° ems, Rent ve y low toa responsible and parma- pent terant. Apply at 1312 12th st. n.w. for fers. - ter 319-8 PCE BENT 920-76 ongress Aix Tom pgess rick: water, gas. bach, Ls irebe By WM. 8. ORWE, 183 Washington st. 4yS 8 a Te “s drug sol corn Jon- grossand Bridge sise B svore, covey Lin OR RENT—HOUS?S Nos. 711 and 715 14% st. between @ and H; aleo. HOUSES Nos 725 and 7:3 t1th st., between G and H These houses Gror-etown, are in good order and centrally located. Inquire J HN ALEXANDER, No. 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, sepo 3 He ering large BOOMS, 40x70 Feats on Second and third floor; suitaule for societies or clubs; rent low, toa good tenant, 923 Peun. ave, Dee sep7 3° \ R RENT~$20 per month, HOUSE, 1527 Go- jumbia st. ; 7 rooms and bath-room. Apply at NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N, ¥. ava, and 16th st ‘sep7-1m BR 3A LE—New 8 room, bay window, press brick front RESIDENCE; all modern improve- ments: 3741 18th st,; key at house, J, TER, 513 7th st. RENT—DWELLING, with store and cel- lar, cor. Dand 1st sts, 0.6. ; will be rented low ea Bord tenant; key at $36 Ist'st. Inquire of GALLIGAN, 230 13t st. ne. + _sep7-3i" ~/ NT- $7 per wo Uh, in advance, tau lout mn Frick HOUSES, with summer Kitchen Te. attached os. 367 and $11 8h st. ne, Capitol Hil, Ke: at No, 321, sepT 4.* QW bENT—Ry the ycar, two-story BRICK, With extension; nine rooms; modern Improve: ments; la‘ nin front: first class neigh’orhood. acdress W. F. CLARKE, 1429 New nue FB S45 4,08 BEST Six new /OUSES, just ited, @1 hall th modern improvements: go P |e ween'20th and @ist sts. n.w. Please cail fron 9 0 lla. m. Nv one need aot apply that can- not giv: god reference. J. 8 HOPKINS. se7 71" 2B RENT—A fine HOUSE. furaished, with Growuds, Stable, &c.. within five minuses? walk of State parm: ot. Will be leased to. good tenant for §1, per year, Address WB 3., Star<fiice, sep T-3ie0* ‘EU—A Young Man of five years’ ex- ce, d sires a 31 UATION as lerk in ore: .an give the byst city refere ¥. Z, Star office. 8 9-2 yA ED—Two respectable white @iris wish SiLUATIONS in a private ‘amily—ona tw cook, «=sh and iron; the oth r as chamberm id 88, the best of reference given. © Fo. BRENT—A very d-sirable DWEL) ING, ‘with modern improvements; on gou’heast cor= ner of Given avd 8tocdard s°s., Georgetown. In- Gite of JESSE H. WILSON, northeast corner of Hage ar. Congress 8'8.. Georgetown, sep7-e 3t BR KENT—458 New Jersey ave. s.e , corner BhIC. ; 7 rooms and bath; all 3 y improvements, and in order. Rent $27 50, JOHN T. AE 810 Fst. n.w. Bep6 6. ANTED—By a small family, two large com- municating ROOMS and a Hall Room, with use of bath, unfurnished or partially furnished; location central and near toacaterer. Address TH MAS, Btar office. sepd-2* ANTED—On October ist, a pleasant, medi- um sized Unfurnished BOOM in a house where good Board can be bad at reasonable rates, or be obtained in the immediate vicluity, ls desired by aLady. If privilege of the Parlor cannot be granted, two rooms would be required. Address, stating location and price of room aud’ boart. M ¥., Star office. sep9-3: ANTED—PLATING -3 cts. per yard, (Pari- sian Mode) 903 Oth st... one door north of I Ww. Miss B. K LUCAS, Dressmaker. No branch, sepT-3i* ‘ANTED—A respectable WO! is spect: MAN, to cook and wash fora small family; none but first ey, WANTED Eten, to know that we have Just received a full ine of'Mme, Demoras;’s FALL AND WINTER PATTEEN! Wear, Fortfoliog, Journals, &c. W. 8. TAP- PAN & OO., 905 st., (Masonic Temple. ) se7-3t* ‘To purchase or lease for a term of ‘of not less than 50acres, and ANTE yeare, a F, within five miles of Wasl D. 0. Must have Good ulldings and Tuning water, ‘Adamant F, X, 905 Louisiana ave. sepT-eo3t W 4ANIED, PEATHERBEDS to renovate, at CHaC! aug3i ‘E'S, 616 La, ave. j-1y ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK; 19 i at lowest years eau &e., prices. A. H. CHACK, ef ta” aver ang3l-ly WASTED” ‘fect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAM, for which @ liberal price will be paid. Apply at the Star oaice. Pely Sugao-tt Ww ANTED—MOTHS and othes insects in furni- ra ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at < £°8, Upholsterer, @18 La. ave, aug8l-ly W Aare. you, TO BEMEMBER that every Sew! Machine man thinks he has the best machine. Iam positively sure { have the best, for sell them all. Call and see which you like the best. Also, Renting and Repairing. J’. MCKENNEY, 427 9th st. n.w. dy: mo ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oc- cupy a large third story south front room, or suitable for gentiemanand wife, Table BOARD— first class. G17 ¥F st. n.w. febas ANTED—To exchan, enes, Groceries or Fuel, at B V kS for old TLER'S, 5th V JANTED MOORK, & and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimueys cured or no pay. Stoves ranted, novi6-tr W ke ‘SKPETS tor N, at MCGEY @ FERRY'S Eureka Sica Beatlog and Bueeplng Works, thst. whats ers by mail, or leftat W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Markei 3 i-ly New York ecisity of Cutting ¢arments te Jange-ly Irae at hom BOARDING. ave. Ro M OR RVOMS F B RENT, furnished or unfurnished, with ut or without BOARD; leawautl fice, ‘itusted uear tue Canttol and Printing 39 C street, bet, Ist and Unis vare Hil ‘sepl0- 10" akGk AN) HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOME, en suite or single, with first-class TARLE BORD, within two miautes’ walk of the Post and Patent Office. first-¢l.ss Table B ‘ard touts front; 621 E n. We sepl0-3.* EQ SAN? BOGMS: EN SUITE AND SIN- Je, with EO. KD, canbe secured at No 123 Duntartou st , corner of ¢ ongress, Georgetown; heuse large, v.}th mocern improve: ated on line of Metcopolitan street railroad. s99-3.* m-nts, and si u- Ke BENT—A neatly Furnished HOUSE, with me‘lern improvemen:s, containing 6 rooms; No. 406 1st st. 8.¢,, Capitol Hill, Apply on the premises. sep5-6.* PGE BENT-HOUPE No. 419 Gibst.. between D and E. n.w.; sul aole fora Ia'ge family or first-class boarding house. Apply next door, 421, from 10 a.m, to2 p.m., or from 6 to 7 p.m. sep5-1m & RENT—039 Rhode Island ave., a threo. story pressed BxICK, with back ballding, ® rooms besides Lat ; cellar underentire house, Inquireat J. E. ZUG"S coal office, 929 Rhode Isl- and avenue, sep5-Lm* Fo RENT—VeERY Cugar—T gether or seoar- ate, 6 Unfurnished ROOMS, clean and com- fortable; bathroom on same floor. Call afte~ 5 pe ih,, at 1535 10th at. nw. Beps-2W Ue TD moraiet or Unfars ished MB, at Sem! (otel, Georgetown, cor- fon and Gay ats. teens ished in Tooms at $15 per month. sep3-1m* i RENT—HOUSE No, 934, on New Jorsoy opis fo REE OP Bt Pees ave., Capitol Hill. aati 8ep3-e08.* B& RENT—HOUSE. No. G13 N. J. w.; 9 rooms; modern TEND oy een ents, Fe RENT—HOUSE No. 1008 F st., containing #17 ooms and all modern convenionces. ‘The e on city for a iar boarding house. Tao: aroner aug81-20 Le Droit Building, ea EE B RENT—Two furnished BUOMS for Firoutn each to reliable partion desiring © ghod home; single gentlemen preferred; fine bath room adjoining, with gas, water, &c.; 801 D st, 3.We ‘sug8i-2w* a LE QE BENT OB BALE Desirable HOUSE, No. 933 M st. n. w., 12 rooms, 7 tarnished; all modern improvements; large brick stable ia rear; CAREINGTON & CABLINGTON OD Soren: Law, 454 Louisiana ave., opp. Uity tall. auso-2w HR RENT —Large aud smail HOUSES, desira- blylocated, at low renta. WHEATLE: B: corner 7th st.’and Kbode Island ave. nw. an Fo RENT—At6 Grant Place, Furnishal Back PARLOR, with Dreesing-rom attached; also. ROOMS ‘on second floor singie or en suite, south front, a R243 * (OR RENT—In Gkone tows Too HOUSES, withmo ern tprovements; $35. month. For Sale—One nine-ro.m HOUSE. modern improvements. Apply 123 Congress s Georgetown, ang22 14’ 1S. 126-1. “Kk RENT—A fine large HOUSE, wing ‘ig recms, besides hath 1 cms and wat 0 Oe: hot snd cold’ water, rauge, Li © Lage larg= yaids; beautiful parking with fiun railing; very health: ; atreet goncieted, aud near street cars. Has rent. for $50. A careful permanen: tenant cau procur~ thir bonee ai $49 per month, paid iv advance. Apply at 18th eo. S.w. aug? lm KR HEN T—Vei lcasant FRUNT BOOM, second floor, with tures windows “facrs ge; 18 Now York ave. ‘Beterence given Locality ore, ho und stable; ed and feiairet oh ot and regaired, “Terms muierate. cen’ and deifgntfui, my4-tr GOK Be NI—From Cctover let, a baudsoiaeh and completely Furnished HOUSK, in a desir able paitef the city. Rent very iow toare-pon sibleferaut. address K. &.T.. Staroffics, al6-Liu Fes SBS T. Pumino: ic aK ORS anc BED. RCOWS, sud ROOMS furnished for onsekeop- ing, and several umall BED ROOMS: 854 Penney] vania avenue. orner 4 at. tasrht-Tm' Fe?: ALE— ti Suaieisty Square, Adiress Post fronting mpon mice Hox BOs, zl Se7 6 By B. 0. Beal Estate agen ‘ a OTH AND F STS. N. W. <i g nt Forni: hed st ruished Houses Fete tewe oo. x eB. w., 18 rovins, Caro. 16 roo! ZEEEE i 3 a ERs 2, guodcremennnsatessaaaSel SBS2osSSsgegeesssegegeses : EAL ESTATE BULLETIN F THs, E. WAGG@AMAN, 519 Seventh (Changes made every Wednesday and Satar bts @ S Bi 3 5 2 | 3222 papas’ ae > 2 eas | 28 st. D.e., f,R., mod pa. ‘oved Property O tt, bet Ath and 5th Roe, Be M. y'and ave.. bet. 2d anc 84 Virginia ave, aud D s.w. we XB H st. ne, m 426 New York ave, n.w. mesueeeEnesegesnes &: 820 F et., room Boz aA nad-.00k I tssuo on the Ist and 15th of each month Ane aoe es ea, books, ‘office, or will be sent by mail Eeeired. od Loans, $2,000, $1,0C0 at 7 per cent. B, H. WAENER & 09. TARD H. WA! EDWIN A. Barra Hah eee A Moerman 1905 K st. nw, .....5150 Cor. gist ana F (tur), 100 1018 Conn. ‘ave.aw. bs ry by as Ei SF aan a3 i ‘? | ie bes mz 3) z + J ia 8 cA 6. E 3 5 aesy # 5 i FBR zen Seee g me i Bi 8 é F at 288s8ssssessess e Ei i SRERERRERERRS! Bs ‘and Lets for sale tn al! Money to Loan in sums to sutt, on z ‘ 4 2 a ® Hd Se 3 & 8 tS percent, Apply to = ‘WM. E. BURFO! Real Ertate Broker, LOST AND FOUND. PERSONAL. ABLING.—Nicely Purvished ROOMS, ite cr single, with or without BUAKD; within three mi:utes’ walk of four lines of street cara, Terms moderate. Apply at 512 KE st. DW. . sey7 BF Within half a square from the Post and Patait ice. We wilopeu, TH S 7TH DAY OF SKPTEM EY OPEAN Bone No. 811 E st. nw. om BER, the atove-named touse, in e egant style. Wook; Sing’e Day Board, $18 per po th; Breakfast, 80 ceuts: Single Dinner, 60 ce.ts. Dinty hours of the day aad night, Select ty. L. EL INGER & CO. L, FISinGgr, late of the Richelien, VM WOLF, late Mat Inrpector, Board of Hesib sep7-in® 2: 81h st. n.w.—Elegant ROOMS, hand- TAB-E LOAHD, tc Sultable porsous. Reaccanes c. y tal . BE eens @ chan, ed. sepb-008." Lost, tech Bired SPE TACLES, on G, or 12h, Lith, KE or ¥ Liveral, Teward if left at 1012 G st. new. It OS —Biack and Tan TERRIER, called j*sark:*- check No. 143. Return w 1924 F st. on. ward, » And receive ree, ‘hu Ct between Ist and Sd sts..1: 6 , ® +mall > EUK CHAIN, with Cros Gole Q ar er sttiched, A suitable reward if return e@ 10 338 D st. n.w. sepl0-a* 25 KEW ARD.—Stol-n 'rom Senesa, on the 4th Of Bepten br, a medium-size Bay Tho acove tehacd Ter guy tore at a X #D} Ld lon. Saas “PETER DUNN; 8010 5.* At J. 'T. Scriverer's, Grorgetven, DU, UbT—B ack and fan DO+ calied “Ned. * Literal reward if left al 1323 @ st. H aKB. Sey 2.5 . D. B. ARGE, aiR¥Y KOOMS, EN SUITE On ‘— Monday movning. September 9, on New Nngle, with first-class TABLE BOARD; also Lax aves Hl I Sih. bth or 10th lent and Tabie Boarters secomn« . Re | sw. n. w., Gt LD SPECTACLES in ferences exchanged. 612 9.h st. n.w. and 206 F | case. fuitsb’e reward for their return to Bureau st. DW. 80} 5-86" of Edvcation, 8 h G sts. 8079-2 ‘RS. M. T. SOUTHALL will accommodate M IB rape ‘Transient and Dey BOARDERS ua umaabastaaten "7 VENoEs HOUSE.—Parties who desire can locate at this favorite’ Hotal tor he sonst aoa oy ef per month; single Booms, and to Hi Solr, Wb par tndath at 6 sera "Re MERINO BHIETS AND PANTS For EaRiy Fatt. W. 8. TEEL, 985 Pennsylvania avenus. JHE A GOOD AFD FORME OH OOK Hat, SELBY'S, eer6-tr 1914-1916 Penn’a avenue. THE PARKER GUN. Teceived, # sto-k of the sbove sae "e ELELKATED GUNS, teed ich bias no equal for penetration or durability in Prices rai $35, and $50. Ev Gras errata satisfactory or money re- turn 8. E HAEBDWARE 8TO! mip 1003 pegs ONABLE MILLINABY. irs. (. V. SMITH having just returned from the FAL 'NINGS, and. having on {he FALL OF) RINGS jew Yor! Stay moi Novel oC, SMITH, -2DO-too'40r _ 628 91h st.yonp. Patent Omice,_ MI’ DLE-AGED GENTLE WAN OF EDU cati-r, od personal appearance, and temper- ts Wishes the companionship at pl.ces of amuement of an amiable, sp) Jady W!-hont, encumbrance’, 88, lopist and Healing tod as ‘usual at 201 street, corner of 2, nw. sugi-ly ‘OHS PATCH 606 10th st. n. m. to 10 ‘as to ibility of with 2 ila ae ‘Titles, $y11-2m° H. B. SCHOFIELD, Manager. ([T4BLE wane. A BARE CHANCE Fon *are—The old es- tabitshed Pander the St. Javea Hota, SASSER SELF sep 8> aS EE. Fite tory cea ee Baro HOUSE: it OI US oegcan ment KRICK H ng ten roms acd bath-room, te p emises, No, 190 C st. n.w, — T A GREAT BARGAIN—That Elegant Ni A WOE Tost, : nue: it tooms, mw dern Improvements; price st a sacrifice; mach Je-s than value and terms to sult: doa't. fail £0 sao jet price terms. Apply to A, M. BRANDT, ave. 8.8, eyo 2° Ve cane INVESTMENT, In 1868 Mr, B. Potcy in the we har ded bir +19 3t__ YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Agents. ee ee -_ femken took an Endowment MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE w York, for $5,000. Tomlay KR SALE. VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY, ‘cr $9 OFO only. Acdress8., P.O Box Stl. tep7 6 * ROCERY STORE FOR SALE—Contraily lo- catcd, pewly appoluted. First-class stock of Groceries, Li M and Provisions, fine sorted; res and appurtenances of the best. bh trae only: business gocd: satisfactory reasons for iling. For terms a1¢ price address GROCER, Siar office. sep7-3t* ¥XCE ANGE for iargor sized, well_ located THEO, F. GATCHET, sey6 Bt Le Drot Buliding 8. ans F sts, “AN OLD-ESTABLI-HED XARCHANT TAILORS STORE FOR RENT. STOCK AND FIXTURBS FOR SALB. Wishing to close my business, I now offer the at ve desirable opportunity tO any respons!ble panty chgaged in the busivess and desiring ty make asban ‘The stock on hand Is small; for which and the fixtures I will require the CAsH, whi a liborai diseonnt, Reut of ETOBE will be reasorabie, B. H. DUVAIL, ser4-6t__ 459 Penna. ave., bet. 43 and 6 n sis, J youees AL & SAc RIFICE.—$100 cash and $25 monthly for Houses of 6 room*, near U st ‘care, An excellent opp rtunity for'men of Hinited es) 6 F st. nw, ital. 1S Bt Be. H. WAENEE & CO., 92 1] HREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES of very rich and valuable LAND adjoining Washington city aud divided into 12 lots of ets zes to suit purchasers. This land, from its conye..tence to the city and its quality, 1s 1 mirably suited for gardening or trucking pi Tt vill be sold ia lots, or 88 @ whole tract, rifice snd upon easy terms. CASSIN &' ENNIS, 1359 F st. p.w., (seconc floor.) 3 srw TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, OB WATCHES, DIAMON D3. JEWELRY, &c.. AT P, WALLACH’S, Loan Broker and Jeweler, seyS-ir 1417 Pennsy vanta avenue. 9K PALE—Ccnvenient to Ammendale Way Staton, the Drury HOUSE and GROUNDS, alo, fine BUILDING SITES, rolling, weil wa- fed healthy counby. Audress DaN L AM- MEN, Beltsville, Md. sep@-3ia Oo LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, N SUMS TO SUIT, At8percent, Qu first-class busikess propsrty at 7 per cent, B. 0, HOLTZMAN, au; 31 te 10-band F ets, nw. » (OA N—616,000 in sums not less than $1,500 & 8 ver cent." Ap ply at ones. ‘M. E. BURFORD, 708 E street, 0-Im oN Se RH ve eS for sale iu differen C Troms $600 to $18,000. Awo. fue Bullding LOTS, euged-ly J. C. HOUSE, 1733 Penna. sve. )& SALE—Uron MONTHLY PAYMENTS— ing oh: Several HOUSES at the followl each: nie Se oie, Pee ancdein ‘Tis 16th strest. GOLDSTEIN & O.. “UOAN AND COMMISSION BROKEES, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTA AND D STEEBTS, Private Entrance on Tenth Streat, JL.tberal Advances mae on Loan or on Commis- sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jeweiry, Bilver- are, &c.. for any time desired on very reasonable Sa The oldest and largest business in the city, myli-tr FOR SALE. Fez, SALE CHEAP—WASON gool as new, see) € for Bucher or Grocer, at 1006 — SJCSTALE VED ant FORSALE-At A A. eorgetown, rk ant Divi HORSES. iibabeiabet Se 7B SALE—A Fine Youg BAY HOBSE. Ap. PY a FUSBELL'S Ico Cream Saloon,” 1457 New York avenue, se 6 6c Se AGONS AND BUGGIES VEBY LOW. cond: J oon fag Car New and lt |. Democrat Wagon, 2 ur @ PPre ou and bide-bar Waiteey. fetoot On. =% '. tent spring, three-ring Grocer's Wagon. sud a variety ot Other. ALE etee Jackeos Wena sal D. W. MAGRATH, ‘Marke &&Im_ 28 10th street n. w., near Hay fe /B 84 LE—HOBSE, WAGUN and HARNESS, suitable for any business; Marvin's Dry ang Alum Plaster BAFE, STORE. URES AMPBELL & KENNEDY, = wee Pecarrivan a ue, venue, aug 30-1m Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. SUMMER RESORTS. * PTEMBER IN THE MOUNTAINS, OCK ENON EPRINGS. Va. open until October 1-t, Terms per week for September very moderate, dress A. ‘8S PRATT & SON, 401°0-n ot, Wa-birg’on, L. C., or A. 8. PRATT, Rock Enoa Springs Va. saps. QA LAKE CITY, UTAR, TOWNSEND HOUBS. *LRST-CLASS HUTEL, MOST DYLIGRTFUL BESORT If THR AxST FOR TOURISTS. Bost fampie Rooms tn che city. WM. H. HOOPER, WH. JENNINGS, Bd aieliad Owners and Proprietors, PROFESSIONAL. kJ. D. BARNES HAS REMOVED to No. 2136 Peprsyivania avenue. Office Hours—8 &9am., 34p.m., 6to8 p.m. sey 5-20" a. THEO. HANSMANN, REMOVED from 723 6'h street n.w. avg3l- w To No. 724 18:h street n.w. KS. RF BEREY, 800 0rn ot, is @ powerful M's ‘Healer. Instantanéous cures ‘are irequent. Convultations free. Wi ‘Bhoums- tim and “Female Diseases are ‘aul-Im* VN. DUTTON, Architect and Bagincer ings) Bs ly val Grou Work do. =) Br ™ Saari eres Nadeiphia, oi years’ experience. Seite Oftice over Ballantyne: 498 Ten ings 9 specialty; gee administered; nothing ba Sret-class work = Rev. Dr. Domer, 1th and H sts. ‘Balan Son, a8 sakes yo onee rates. a aan Nam Sa is. J. co. JUL NSTON, « graduateot the Pean- D ni of Dental Tth st. ww. R.T. M. TALBOTT, T)2.7. M. TALBOTT, Dentist. i mets to sonthelst corner ra ee Decoven x4 SUE rues, marl-ly Over Thompeon’s Drug Store, Reena ootms-1y ABBANTED YREE FROM CHEM- GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00." COMPRESSED YEAST. DEPOT, 1113 16TH STRERT, oe'our Arm Zame on the Wrappers aeeeet U™ vz narrezys GREAT, REMEDY improved property, three small BRICK | CUBES, unestcumberca N= FALI W. M. SHUSTER & SONS are now reoelying their new FALL GOO" 8, avd woald call particn- | lar attention to thelr very large and @logant assort- Cor Bick an lone: Dress Sikes, elegant pew urettes ard Snitings in great varie ¥; Lu- * Mon} Ag Goods of th» very best quailty aad comprising Heurietta Clatha, Camel's Hair Cloths. ing & very scperlor CRAPE VEIL ‘n Our assTtment a fne line of extra sine iy. made to order in Buoland, which are Superior to aay we have ever offered. @e-ONE PRICE ONLY. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, _&19-8t 919 Penna. avenue, J] °CSEFURNISHING Goons. We invite spectal atention of purchasers to our fuil and complete stork of HOUSEPUMNISHT Str GOODS, which we have just received, and which weare pared to offer at very low prices. wiz: Axminster, Mequetts. Wilton, Body Brassels, Tapestry Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, in all the new designs; Rugs, Floor Di Raw Sims Jates. Freoch and Eng- 3 Fringed Jute Curtains. someunug Dew; T ace Curiains tu ail grades and styles, An inspection of our stock it so lelted. HOOK, BEO. & 00., 1328 F st., near Kbvitt Hous, GOODS AND CARPETS. Qpening 200 pieces Dress Goods, 12's to 250, Best line all-wool Cashmeres in cliy'at searing mm 10 to ABc. vant In price, Black Silks, 62, 75, 87, $1, $1 25 to 83; cheap, Ledies’ and children’s Hose at low prices. Wool Flannels, 124, 15, 90, 25, to Dost goods, Canton Fiannels, 6c. up. Men and boys’ Cassimeres In Dargains. Cheapest House tn city on White Blankets, $1.50 up. Brussels at cost to close « c. fest Tapestry Ingrain $1 Tugrains, 9, 31, sey 7-1y 4-tr 3 00 VELVET. 81.00, oop Qvauiry BLACK SILK VELVET, ONLY $1 4 Yano, This Is the cheapest Goous ever offered tn this ¥. Call and examine it, at CONNOLLY'S, GOS Ninth strect, sug@e tr ite Patent Omior Oo™ NEW ADVERTISEMENT or NEW FALL DRY GoopDs, B'snketa, pure wool, $3.60: © Bink Sie as” 7 St 00, sL25 "81 50. me Hiks, 25, Suks aii colors; Casslmoree tor Boys” Wear, 50. CARTERS, 711 Market Space, Bleached Cotton, one yani and a-balf wide, 18; Excellent Bedtickin, , 28; Shoating Cotton: Kxoe- lent Cotton, 25: Excellent Canton Fiaanel, 8; Beautiful Fall Drews Goods, 15; Excellent gilagk paca, 25: Dr. Warner's J iL. 25; Bieach Table Linen, 60: Children's Oolored Stocks ings, immense assortment. EW F. DR Goops, We are receiving NEW FA and CARPETL Regan rey ho So Silks aspeciaity. Flannels and Blankets in great $3.00 sna $140 por yard: Veattiful and wow pots 5 5 5 ya an Ww Da From "dna Earns San Sop See W. W. BUBDETTE & 00,, Nos, 828 Tre sr. 708 K st., sugas-tr RE™Oven. I have REMOVED my stock of DEY 600! my New Store, corner on AND Pett item .. two squares above Pennsylvania avent Se oyende genseay = enous WILLIAM R, RILEY, a0g% im Corner 9th and E sts. n.w. N®* STOCK or r FALL DRY Goops, at BOTTOM FIGURES, Fees MOHAIR DRESS GOODS, all colors, 50 Pieces of NEW FALL DEESS @00Ds, choice WE Foan Be. = TWILLED FLANNEL: Gf woot, from PIANOS AND ORGANS. = = Hats Davis & CO.’S PIANOS.— New Pianos realy for fall uate. Great bargains; uprights a spectalty. Come ard be, aug30 H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st. n.w. FES Fiat aos Crees guring. summer months. KEICHEN. BACH’S Piao Warerooms, 438 1th’ street, a few doors shove avenue, ‘Agency for Pianos, iyBi-ly ——___ MEDICAL, &c. 60 KREWARD I¥ DE. BRUTHERS PAILS TO cure any cace of Female Weakucss, Lrreguiari« es and Obstructions; 80 yea.s’ experience. gece 906 B et. s.w., opposite >mithsouian. aug3l-2w* YONSULT DK. LEON the oldest established Specialist mee ci. _, He guarantees aperme. nen! speedy cure \ Ttest time poss!) of all Acute snd ChronicSkin Diseases. A ban: 0 and lilt cones a ceed teh nice ee RK. BROWN H. HAD GR¥aT SEs D in the treatment of Premstare Decsy, ta Weakness, TLLS, CHILLS, CHILL8. Try Biter 8 me Epepess: a f. ee Eetnicin's, HicSing’s ests Koss Stone'st Bassell’s, “Dawson's, ‘and ‘Btb street norte- west, ‘uy80-1m* cured, Dr. RB te : : i TRE: SS soe ote eee Gace cays sae ee z ; i THD: Ww tity oS ener taka aese-ctane BC cattle, aliveand dead, are steadily increasing WER eae see NICE DRESS HAT, $1, $1.95 AND $1.50, in amount, we may expect to hear of the suc- ‘streets n.w. ‘i. Peloes paid A ar cessive fitting up or building of other yessels first-class Uiotines ‘Blotes LL WHO v. THEI SIGHT to know a ROE W CENT AND Wi SOHOOL SHOES, — Hine Week One Bovine 2 are, CY D and iE [00L SHOES, adapted to the Purposes of this trade. ‘mau promptly attended to, wily sex6-tt . SELBY's, Ewe ‘Dptician® 8 1914-1916 Ponn'a avenue, 5s are Orne acanee wub-te - 1914-1916 Fonte aventits