Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY ..... September 12, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Fditor. Averag- sworr Datly Circulation over 17,500-—veing a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the | city added together. ‘Te Travelers and Residents meyer -VENING STAR will be found on folowing places, where, aie savertisements — sabecriptions will be received :—H ; Gua S Co.y 440 Strand, Charing Cross, oa; Chere Hartwick, 118 Boulevard Magenta, . X. Herald office, 61 Avenue de l'Upers, Paris. Advertisers are requested cements as early Co ee andin T insertion in the su eaetey"s insae of those reaching the oflice after ‘Wat hour cannot be — To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or cerns MES LSy teaeaaa somes Olnores provoking delays may occun, on sccount of ab- sence, etc. +, Should tn all cases be mae payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPED CoMPANY.—not to that of any individual. | aes ous comm fons read; jected manuseripte not returned or preserved. In response to frequent suggestions THE STA will cheerfully take charge of, and turn nto proper channels, any sums of money which may be sent to or left at its business office for ‘Le benefit of sufferers by yellow fever. To ensure a proper accountability in the dis- | “arge of this trust, the sums so furnished snould in all eases be accompanied by the ames of their contributors. —_—__~<+e —____ Appeals are made to THE Stan. almost daily and from nearly every conceivable source, to insert in its columns, free of charge, ad- | vertisements of entertainments, ete., look- ng to the raising of funds for the relief of ow fever sutlerers. and for other charita- le purposes of various kinds. To such calls we beg to makg general answer, one: that Tue : has already contributed or wi contribute, in money, such amounts as it feels able and ealled upon to give for that purpose, as well as toward any and all other charities | and objects having the right to appeal to the seneral publie for aid, and tha’ its inflexibie | rules require that all advertisements printed in tie paper must be paid for, no matter for whee benefit intended, or what end they may be caleulated to serve. - Laying aside all questions as to what these lemands would aggregate in the course of a | year, or whether or not they are always made in behaif of objects having the right, through general character and probabie usefulness, to ask for outside or publicaid, and layingaside, also, the further fact that contributions “in trade” are not usually regarded by their re- cipients as representing anything of material value, we submit to any reasonable person Whether compliance with such incessant and indiscriminate requests could in any line of business be regarded as a safe and proper proceeding. We are well satisfied that it is not. “No mixing of business and charity; tet each stand on its own footing. Give, as you can afford, to worthy and needy objects; require pay for what you do or have to sell.” These are the sound. simple and necessary business principles which govern this oflice. Others may do as they please; but it is our conviction that newspapers which adopt a code widely at variance with these rules will in a little while have neither intluence, money nor advertising to give in aid of any cause. oe —_____ In connection with the return of a portion of the party which recently went from this city to Memphis, as yellow fever physicians and nurses, two questions naturally arise in the mind of every one: If they were fully qualified for the duties they undertook to per- form, by acclimation, experience with the dis- ease, ete., why did they return? If they were not, why did they go? However good their intentions may have been, there is no disguis- ing the fact that they have been doing a very foolish and dangerous thing. Such blunders should be prevented in future. ee If the report be verified that the Porte will send an embassy to Afghanistan, we shall see Turkey mixed up in the battle of diplomacy between the English and Russian missions at Cabul. Whether Kogland or Russia gains the victory will be indicated by the decision of Shere Ali on the question of his heir-apparent. If be releases his son, whom he has impris- oned, and makes him heir-apparent, at the solicitation of the British embassy, Russian in- fluence at the capital of Afghanistan will be destroyed. If on the other hand Shere Ali refuses to reinstate his son and retains his adopted heir-apparent the victory will be with the Russians. It is of the highest importance to British interests in India that Afghanistan shall be under her control, or, at least, under the control of no other great power. The gravity of the situation is appreciated by the English, and every art of diplomacy will be employed to insure the success of the Cabul mission. —-<+e-—___ Wouldn't it be well to appoint some female colleetors of funds for the relief of yellow fever sufferers? Ladies have better success in that line than gentlemen, perhaps because it is harder to say “no” to them. ——— ee The fact that Maine has got off the well- beaten track, and gone wandering into the deserts of greenbackism, causes the discov- ered straying of the Gulf Stream some sixty miles further southward than set down in the charts, to become a deviation of minor im- portance. According to the Chicago Journal! of Com- merce alight has been generated from pure water and naptha, which is superior in many respects to the electric light, and can be used for heating purposes. There is consequently another addition to the list of applicants for recognition as the greatest wonder of the nineteenth century. Asif by way of compen- sation for prospective defeat as a lighting | agent, electricity is branching out as a horse- breaker. Electric wires run through the retns, and the current from the electric bat- tery acts upon the horse's mouth, subduing the most intractable animal. If the state- ment that a means of transmitting power by electricity has been invented, turns out to be true, the account will be more than balanced. And there isthe same ground for believing that such an invention has been made as that | a method of producing a superior light from water and naptha has been discovered. Both ure newspaper statements. It is beginning to look now as though the ‘ypographieal umions and trade societies of ne country had more political and business sfluence than the national democratic execu- ve committee at first gave them credit for. rhere are signs of taking water. “What the Republicans Should Do,” is the ie of an editorial article nearly a column in ‘ath in yesterday's Graphic. Prevent their tty from disintegrating, would seem to be ¢ Short way to state it. —<- -__ it Is expected that there will be considerable pposition to the scheme of introducing into ew York the Holly system for supplying ~cam to the inhabitants of the city for cook- , heating and other purposes. Fears that :8 valuable franchise requested will be .oused, the disturbance of the street pave- ments, causing interference with commercia transportation and public travel, and the fact that many of the streets are already taxed to their full capacity with gas and water mains and sewers, are the principal grounds for the opposition. USICAL.—DONCH & SON have resumed Tegular instructions on the MESS ere ments. Residence, 608 H street n.w. sepl2-3n ‘OTICE—The office of the ee aerEn N FIBE INSURANCE CO. OF N. Y¥., is re- moved to No. 938 F street 0, w. ecpiz 3 5.8 SWORMSTEDT, Agent. OMETHING NEw. FIRPUIOR rove Foret r & HUME seplB-ecs9t Wasumcrox, DG WHOLESALE DEUGGISTS. it A Jt Bie te AINCKLEY's, for the Fall and Wiuter Portfolios, and What to iE YELLO' A A= FOR Tar eel W FEVER ant. Pennsylvant: G oop BUITE x tet Weebly Caste mars fer 25 rounds ov No. LPLIRTEUTTER. Delivered every Wedneslay | in apy part of Wasturgton and Georgetown at 35 cents per pound, Give mes trial. Address @. M. | SEABCH. Spencerville, Mon‘gomery county, Ma. sepl2 2.° M‘*inis kip atove peror, LS) WASTER 929 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., L (1878) STOCK now rea ty. | Zbuticn Wid Gloves, 75c.: Sdo. $1. 2-Button Kid Gloves, $1: 3 do.. $1 25. | 9-Button Kid Gloves, $1: do..61.50. s12-2t | UBDEMAN & CO., | (SUECESSORS TO WURDEMAN & Bro ) No. 725 9th Street n. w. Work, Goods, &c., strictly first-class. se12-1m* EMENT! CEMENT!! CEMENT!!! Schooner Enoch Moore is now landing 3.000 bar- | re’s Feed tion R-BENDALE CEMENT, which will tas — bottom prices, sepls 3t ABH CHANCE. We have got to move. tearing down the walls row. and if you want to buy 0. = ATS AND CLOTHING at CORT for CASH. now Is the time. i Call at 1914-1916 PENNSYLVANIA if UE. between 19th and 20th sta. | N , sepl2-tr J.'W. BELBY'S. | WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. _FOR RENT AND SALE. _ BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY GOODS. ( 12 CAbT: Diy 1€87 oth et. 500 fur thes or fiveye t=, tea teres ; payable twice a year: se Farm in Virginia and other securky; Address LUA ed ANTED—Two communicating BOOMS. uo- | is. between K and N and Uthaad | W. Address M. C. B., Star offica, 7 . Starciice. 1 Ye ANTED—A rare chance for a few respectauie | XOUTHS to receive thorough education as or~ in mt N st. nw. omse 700 sepia S. at $1.76 per day. Av- | sepl: cars | St. som. back of SP been: K KENT—Puiuished HOLSE | gas, bath: ecnvenient to ‘and Biarker; $20. ees sepl2-2 * 2.07 22 91 st.n.w. ¢ m8; rent 920. Avply to x yAGGAM 7th st. sepa St oR RENT—Unfurished ROOMS, pleasanty luceted; two ai $12 or three at §16; references required; parties without cbildren preferred; 66 st. We 8901-2." —Tro RUOMB, second floor, 934 1 it. 1. Wy. wivate family of three adul will cheap, to persons without childrea: can ar- Tange for light housekeeping. Sepl? 2.* RO® BENT Hanasomely Farnisued ROOMS, cn first and second floors: bath-rooma attached; | tingle or in suite; very moderate, 735 9h st., housework i: tia ern ‘Wh st. before 1 p.ra. rasta Re ak BOSS GUINAND, | Louisiana a Star of ANTED—A firsi-class WOMAN for ganer: in sinall family; must De & irener, with city recommeal- ANTED—A HOUSE of 8 or rooms, with modern improvements (or four or five Uafur- Rooms, suitable for Bousokoovias), ina jpegithin ten Eainutes’ wall of the etating reat, &c., Daas} wet 7 cent. on. first-class ddress B., Star office. ANTt D—A settied white or colored womsa must come recommended to nurse a baby: aud stay at nights, ‘Tiquire at 807 10th st. n.w. sepll-3.* and H. sepl2 3_* B RENT—Smail Brick USES, to colored Entities, also: Fee mee Rites ed ve bath, for bousekerping: ata, Small HOUSE, hal, gas and water. Trquire 436 Pst. n.w. 89p12-3.* OR RENT Paruy, Por nianea, ROOMS suit- jousekeeping w: |-Foom. range in kitchen; het ‘and cold-water: No, 1223 aath st: nw. SS B RENT—T wo Pleaant RC farnishe™, Fa BENT—T wo Pleant ROOMS. ishe’ housekeeping; Two Unfurnishe. ingle, convenient to ali ihe Deena er si we Departnenes: lows 606° st ~ seplasie B RENT—Board and room for owner, wife and child, will rent a BRICK HOUBE com- Bletely furnished: modern lmprovements; dining servi 3 five rooms; new piano, &c. No. 19921 st. n.w. septs." ‘respectable young white «ir IN as nurse or chambermant aud Call or address 121 K st. n.e. GAS FIXTURES GAS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES, | | | | Haring recen'!s purchased, at a great sacrifice, the Entire Stock of a manufaciurer deciining bust- | | nees, we are prepared to offer iW: GAS FIXTURES POSITIVELY AT FACTORY PRICES. Persons purchasing GAS F!X TURES from us can have them put up in Washington FREE OF ALL EXPENSE. C. Y. DAVIDSON & CO., | & North Liberty strect, | ceteas eeuie-eoans Baltimore, Maryland. | a p= GAS FIXTURE, PLUMBING AND HEATING BUBINESS of the late firm of SMITH, BIBGE & CO., which has recently Leen condacted by us at . WO F STREET (MASONIC Terie), will be continued at the same location, bit under the ns me and style of EDWARD CAVERLY & CO. Mr. Caverly having assvined the manazement of sald business for our account and his own jointly, fepl2-6m A. L. BARBER & C). CATARREH C GARETTES. For the Cure and Relief of those most disagreeable Diseases, CATARRH, ASTHMA,COLDIN THE HEAD, HAY FEVER and BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS. A PLEASANT SMOKE, AND A MOST WONDBRFUL AND INSTANTANEOUS { RELIEF. PURELY VEGETABLE, CONTAIN NO TOBACCO, ‘Manufactured from a Valuable Recipe, by WM. S. KIMBALL & CO., Rochester, N. ¥. A@ Dealers supplied through any of the agencies of the VANITY FAIR CIGARETTES, or ‘A fall su; g23 Market Space, Me DEMORESTS PATTERNS ‘DERESSMAKING in all its branches, sepli-2.* The Entire Recelpts from th retail sale of LAGEE BEER ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1878, will be a) riated for the relief of the Yellow Fever Sufferers, and paid over to the National Yel- low Fever Relief Commission. All to L. are invited 10 Al. POWARD ABNER, eepll-St__ Nos. 421 and 423 9th st. n. we. A GUE_ AND FEVER, AND ALL MA- aa ear on E, al enue West. Established 1849. No charge for advice. sepl0- PATENT NOISELESS SLATES. They are cheaper because they will last longer than any other Slate. School Books at the very lowest prices, and cov- ered {ree with patent covers, if bought at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, 8¢)10-lw Cor. 4% st.and Penna. ave. ANTED-—ToO RENT—A firet or second FLOOR, or small HOUSE of four or five rooms, suitable fer housekeeping: must be located in northwest portion of city. Address, sta ing terms, J. E, B., Star office. E epll-2.* ANTED—By a respectable white girl a BIT- UATI)N in a private famliy to do general housework.’ pain sewing, or assist in the care of best city references. Acdress Box 7, ice. sepll-2°* UBALS wo Also a Painter and Pape the month to do inside work. LL. ANTED—A gocil CATERER to take baso- ment and furnish meas for two families, 29, Morrison building, 4's st. WANTED Por House out: banger te work I =— | Apply to F. PB int Lremo. sepl0-3t* Fe BENT—1459 PIERCE PLACE: 8 -ooms, range and latrobes; $20a month. _sepll 2¢* 10 use! 3; Tent moderate. at No. 1933 Mass. ave. n.w. . sepll-3t R RENT—STORE and DWELLING 1501 5 street n. w.. corner 15th and 8. Inquire of MOSES KELLY, 507 E st. n.w.; rent $40 por month, sepll-3.* (OR RENT—Four untaroished ROOMS; bath and gas; south front; 1003 F st, n.w. sepl0-8t" (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1819 Fst. n.w., nine rooms, modern improvements; key at 2000 G at nw. ‘Bent $40. sepl0-8i* (OR RENT—Brick HOUSE, No, 1118 K st.n. W.. eight rooms, gas, water and bath room. seplo 3t* FRB Sb Rive beautltal new press bitex trou. HOUSKS. all modern improvements, 8 rooms, near 13th street circle. Price $2,500; monthly payments. J. G. HESTER, 6137th st.’ sep10 Mrs. WM. H. H to Mount Olivet cemetery. 7 ANTED—One good COOK who is willing to ral housework. YER, Bladensburg road, next sepl0-3.* Inquire of FOE RENT $0 PER Montu—HOUSE 16% Madicon st. n.w., six rooms, water and key at 1623 Madison st. n.w. Apply at 2123 Fst. | u.W., after 5 o'clock p.m. ep 10-3.* ANTED—To know the Owner, Proprietor or Agent of PREMISES 804 I’ st. n.w, (now people), mauire of sidcess Ist.n.w. se 10-31" Wyk, RENT Eight-room HOUSE. No. 1007 ith st. Rent $16. A three-story BRICK Ne, 907 Rhode Island aveane, Kent $20. Apply 1106 L st. Dew. sepl0-3t | has waited upon: ch: | Nurse, *? Stor office, ANTED—A POSITION as ladies NUdSE, a res ectable Engli-h woman, with first-cls S | recom: @ ations from phyalcians and ladies she large very moderate. aS i 8e;.10-4 * pieton & Co.'s. Roo ANTED— AGENTS for Iiustra‘ed Cata- logues, ParisInternational Exhibition, D. on 6, Intelligencer buildlag, W. W. HAYNE, Marazer, 9 to sep. 0 Go3t ANT< Y—To purchase or lee for a term of Sear’, a FABM of not less than 50 acres, and within five miles of Wasbington, U. U. Must have 8 and running water, Addr-ss it F, oulsiana ave, sep7-e3t ANTED—FEATHER BEDS to renovate, at CHACE'S, 616 Li il-ly a. AVE. augs1- rience; years &c.. prices) “A. H. CHACE, 610 La. ave, ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WOKK; 19 at lowest aug3l-ly liberal price will be rfect and clean copy of the first number of the Ai Cs for Walch al . pply Mugso-tt ture t CHAC E'S, Uj ANTED—MOTHS and othe: insects In furni- re to exterminate by superheated steam, at pholsterer, 616 La. ave. aug3i-ly Ck et OF pom ery Sewing Mac! the best machine, ‘ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oc- e third story south front room, lemanandwife. Table BOARD— F st. n.w. febz3 | and K sts.’ n.w. pay. Stoves rented, ANTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th mokey Chimneys eured ot no nov! 6-tr iTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY FERRY'S Eureka Steam 8 Works, 7th-st. wharf, Orders by mail, or Terese we. ‘MikCHELDS Market Space. tal-ly Beating and ANTED-—Gentiemen to know that WM. [(OORE, Merchant York t Tatlor, 1011 New ty of Cutting Cameo LOST AND FOUND. REMEMBER that or FE BENT HOUSE No. 1218 G st. nw. Rent $25 per month. Inquire 926 Louisiana ave- nue sep9-1m_ i KENT—A new eight-room BRICK, all modern improvements, ouly ten minutes walk trom Pest Oitice building. Apply at 127 E st. ne. apo Bee RENT~ $20—76 Congress st., Georgetown, six-room press brick; mater, gas, bath, L . . B. ashington s*, Sat @, W. Croploy's drig store, corte Gon gressand Bridge sts, sep9 Im RB SALE—New 8 room, bay window, press brick front RESIDENCE: all iodern imp=cve- juents: 1741 13th st.; key at house, J, G. HES- TER, 513 7th st, sep7 (OR RENT—A fine HOUSE, furaished, with Grounds. Stable, &c., within five minutes’ aa'k of Bate Department. Will be leased to good nd per year, Address W- = sep’ F RK RENT- very desirabie DWELLING, with modern linprovements; on southeast cor- uer of Green and Stoddard sts., Georgetown, In- guire of JESSE H. WILSON, northeast corner of Bridge and Congress sta,, Georgetown. sep7-ec3t UB SALE OR RENT—Six new HOUSES, just completed, ‘with all the modern improvements; on P. between 20th and @ist sts. n.w. Please call from 9 to 11a, m. No one need not apply that can- not give good reference. J. 8. HOPKINS. se7-7t* POR BENT 458 New Jersey avi BRICK; large yard; 7 rooms improvements, and. in JOHN T. ARMS, 810 OB RENT—A neatly Furnished HOUSE, with modern improvements, containing 6 rooms; No, 406 Ist st. s.e., Capitol Hill, Apply on the premises. 8ep5-12.* OR RENT—HOUSE No. 419 6th at., between D and E. n.w.; suitable fora large family or first-class boarding house. Apply next door, 421, from 10 a.m, to 2 p.m., or from 5 to7 p.m. sep6-1m BR RENT—839 Rhode Island ave., a three- story pressed BRICK, with back building, 9 ym; collar underentire house, | Rh rooms besides bathroot Inguireat J. ZUG'S coal office, 929 Khode Isl- and avenue, sep5-Im* Fe RENT—VeEry CikaP—Togother or separ- te pau ntcenistod Boone clean enaice: ble: ym on same floor, Call at at 1535 10th st. = topk-2w L.w. EWARD.—Stolen from Sent on the 4th ieee Rew Stea kg meee e PETER DUNN, sel0 5:* At J. T. Scrivener’s, Georgetown, D.C, ee BOARDING. HST. 1323 sein Spee ABLE BYARD, 5 is beautiful and very central. Tvan- sient guests ac: le sepll-3.* NS HE BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY, Tie dee E isin with thelr wivess er Pome weet Ee 806 E st. = ee fens tae Bining Bons conta, inele, Pinner, 60, canta, 1o Select Oysters a speciallty, = L, E1sinGE W. oLre IRY ROOMS, EN SUIT! single. with first-class TABLE BOAR ‘Transient and Table Boarders accommodated. Re- rences exchanged, 612 9th st. n.w. and nee Bep6-2w' BERT NORTHWE:T 13 s with pleasant Furnished ), at a moderate price, furnished or unfurnish: E BOARD, for two gen- RUOMS FUB RENT, furnished or ished, without or without BOARD: pessent situated ‘f ¥ = fice, lo. 38 C ave., Capitol Hill. ave-, Capitol Hill, __"__seplo-10t" ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FUBNISHED ROO! en suite fil 4 LE BOARD. ait walk of or single, with , Within two minut Post and Patent Office; south front; 621 E st, w. Sepl0-3* minutes’ walk of No. 811 E st. n.w. within half » square ‘the Post and Patent SEPT! open, THIS 7TH DAY OF RPTEM: 101 legant Day Board, §18 per month: week? Biggio 60 cents. L, EISINGER 50. heli © C ste of the Bit late Meat Inspector, Board of sep7-im* OR 180 KS. M. T. SOUTHALL ‘Transien! ‘will accommodate itand Day BOARDERS: Oaklanc Permanen' ae ‘15th street. Also, at her Coti d, aug#l-1m* & HENT— Choice Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMB, at Seminary Hotel, PT oe cor- ner Washin, ‘and Gay sts, Meals furnished in rooms at $15 per month, -Am* BENT—HOUSE No. 294, on New Jersey 8.6., mine rooms; modern improvements, Apply toJAMES A, Tal, No. 221 Pennsylvania ave., Capitol Hill, seps-ec6i* B RENT—HOUSE. No. 613 N. J. ave. n, rd hoe ea a aa gaa y 5 Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 18th street north: weet. sep2- rs R RENT—HOUSE No. 1008 F st., containi 17 rooms and all modera conveniences, he best location in the city aor Depaiar board ang3l-Sw Le Droit Building. ne INS B RENT—Two furnished ROOMS for H'outh each t rollatie pers desiring © good home; single gentlemen preferred: fine bath room adjoining, with gas, water, &c.; 801 D st, s.W. aug31-2w* a cc PGE BENT 08 SAL E- Desirable HOUSE, No. 983 M st. n. w., 12 ft ali medern improvements; large brick stable in rear: BALES a CRRUTNGNOh tear Law, 454 Loulsiana ave., opp. City Hall, auge-ima Fe, RENT—Large and small HOUS! desira- located, at low rents. WHEATLE: 1S. cones An oer and Hhode Tslaud ave. tw. wage-ah B BENT—At6 Gi WolRE ‘rant Place, Furnished Back tS "on" socond Heed Gingle or en suite: re mB su! south front, atgesee R RENT In GEORGETOWN—Two ten- eon HOUS) with modern im} ents; month. For ne ‘hine-room HOUSE, mite modern \pply 123 Co: st, -A fine large HOUSE, containing ides bath rooms and water oH &c. ; carriage yards; beautifal park 3; Very healthy; st oo! and near cars. Has rented for Bouee at $40 pet out pald Insdtane anele ae r mon’ vance. y 222 18th st. 8.w. aug22-1m PERSONAL. HMERES, 25, 50, 65. 75 and $1 EGY SPREADS, 1.00. $2.00. Boby's Double Busk CORSET. $1.00. Mme. Dem orest's reliable PATTERNS, Please call for catalogue. ‘AMES B. MOORE, rom bis brother | fice. cepl0-te "Soe hh aad Fe, We CABBIAGES, BIAGES, CABBIAGES, ‘On hand, a large number of one and two-horse Carriages, suitable for rect Sa A Or park crying: a _ second- Bug- | gies and other jigh' .. which will besold | Som to without regard to cost. rin} mptly at- tended to, = 5 sepl0-St 410 and 416 8th st.'n.w. i eee LL AND WINTER GOoDs. A super) selection for Gentlemen's Dress and Street Wear received and for in- spection, and offered at fair prices. ‘lly request the continued fa of my patrons and the pubiie generally. F.J. HEIBERGER, CITIZENS’ ARMY & NAVY MERCHAN?TAILOR, 535 15th street, seplo-tr Corcoran Building, NOTICE: NOTICE! ‘As we sell our Goods at a smal! cost, ‘canOt pay a collector comm. for calling o& Tory much in want of every doll now ane, would uest @ prom ttiement, as Save us not only ting, bal te as ae wal W. M. BROWN, seplo-tr 316 Sth eteeet nm. w. 2.00 00 $9.00 | Gg! FoR LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER, ALSO, HAENESS, Nickel, Silver and Gilt, $17 to $24, TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &¢. An immense variety of styles at equally low prices, at the ever popular Factory and Ealesrooms of JAMES 8. TO) 425 Beventh street w west, Jclving LWellows’ Hail. Tranks ana Hares thoes , and inks an@ Hari Roroughly repaired, at By Trunks co: ered at low ches for Chattel T! can fr) corner of 2d, n.w. augT-ly House Painter, will hear In Cailfornia by coming 1p copia fs —————— (ST CHN PATCH EX AMINES TITLES, 606 10:h ++ 6 am, to 10 p, of people with ‘rusts, M.; reports’ as to re- tracts of real estate. 5 jyll-3m* ‘wania avenue, If you would know the truth whe Dre in all things. Office hours from 9 ‘apls-ly HOUSEKREPERS fitting out can find all A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF LL BOOKS UfED IN PUBLIC AND PRI- * a0) VATE SCHOOLS, z AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, shh Covers furnished free. wm. oR & BON, St. W000 Eo Oe | OPERATIVE SUPPLY STORES. EES—1093 Seventh strest n.w. Gu~ 701 Ht spect ‘Mee Oo ro for ij ‘GOODs, BEST aamitye at Low Pecaee M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveriage,) ser8-tr_ 1009 Pa. av., bet, 10th and 11th sta, G=""s MEDIUM WEIGHT MEEINO AND PANTS Wor EARLY Fant, W. 5. TEEL, BR _RENT—Very pleasant FRONT wiahger UB ‘New York avo, Ttoreoe etree and dailgnetad, “~™# moderate. Localtty centr jE RENT—From October Than pater ei nites OEn asa aibiofenant, Address KE Le bie sme. ae & RENT—Fornished PARLORS and 5 BOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for honsckess ‘and several small ROOMB; 84 Pennsy) walla avenue: Corser Qe et Me art THE TRADES. Beekernpine. The public is respectfully informed that the LYCETT BOOKBINDEBY is carried on as heretofore. The same excellent workmen are employed, and the work turned out will be in the superior style which has always been RE ere es iia ar8-ly 1019 Pennsyleania ave., 31 floor. oo OOOOOOeeo* A GRass, U CABINET MAKER, ui-ly New Hampshire ave. and M st. n.10. Sane ane ODORS ORCS NE BE SE 5 00s IBSON BROTHBESS, PRACTICAL BOOK AND Jon PRINTER: 1019 Pennsyleania ave., Wi 101 4@- Fine Printing a specialty. mae PARKER GUN. rece stock of above ess 5 NATED GUNS, bt erp) equal for penetration or durability in WARE STO} pavaGE many RE, GBanD OF: iG OF NEW CAR- greater bargains than ever before, viz ermeegue So cet a Ingrain Sesion ‘Ingrain extra double weight, 62 cents, Ingrain all wool, 75 cents. ingrain na aad By ita of Brescia st bottom prices, Oli Cioth alt kind of ORNAME! Opposite United States Patent Omen my8s-tr 417 K st. n.w., moc. imps. 4208 ot. n.w.. fh.- mod, imps. 1239 4th st. n.w.. b. h..water, 6 rs. 829 11th st. s.e,. f. h..6 824-826 6th 631 K st, | Je EAL PSIATE BULL iN « THOS, E, WAGGAMAN., 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses For Sal Or H st. n.w.. mod. imps. 15. rs est st.. Georgetown, mod. imps.. 91S. r. J and North Capitol sts., mod, lin. #18 Missouri ave.. Brod. imps. 15 rs. panos 13 0th se Scene fetes mod tye 7 37 Myrtle st. n. e., b.h., mod. imps. rs. st. n.w., f. h., Ors. eof. DL, 438. b, 6 Pepe pe Mst:, bet. 19th and 29th n.w.. perft....s..> New York av.. bet. 17th and 18th n.w.. p. t., bet. 21st and 29d n. w..per fr. J» rt., bet. 12th and 13th s.w., per foot. 19th st., bet. L and Mn.w.. per ft... ce ** 19 and 21: will Le sent by mail if Loans. ‘$2,000, $1,000 at 7 per vent. sopll-tr NTED TO LOA AND DOLLARS Rhsior. Address W <stablished ROAR OUN. Satistactory reasons (cr's ises, tod. J, FLANAGAN IN SUMS TORUIT, ATS PEx CENT. $5,000, in one ox twig stim, a2 8 ber c ‘z SSS: =e g BUY For Cash full particulars as to make, size, style, bow long been in use, and lowest casi price. w ROE BALE GROCERY STAND corner 31 ant sts. .W., consisting of Brick Store aud ing with #x rooms aud cellar Of the above cost. Apply at ouce to ALBERT F. FOX 920 F st. n.w. SESESESEEE: 1B SALE—PKSME HOUSE, No. 419 9b st_ including good doors and sashes. To be atonce. Inquire at No. 408. ROE SALE. VERY VALUAB ‘cr Acdress 8., P. O. Box 681. EXCBANGE for larger sized, well-locat=1 improved property, three swall BB1C K SKS, unencumbered. F. GATCHEL, ing, Sth and F ste OQUSES AT A BACBIFICE.—$100 cast aad $25 monthly for Houses of 6 rooms, near Streetcars. An excelient opportunity for men of H. WARNER & CO.. 916 F st. n.w. gezeeR 60 ‘LE PROPERTY, 'O ouly. THEO, Le Proit Buia! seeeneesss IN SUMS To SUIT, ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEW! AT P, WALLACH'S, Loan Broker and Jeweler, 1417 Pennsy vant tt a a TERE Sree VELVET. WOR SALE—Coni Station, the Drut 3 SITES, rolliug, woil wa- he Acdiess DAN'L MEN, Beltsville, Md. Oo LOAN. an N RRAL FSTATE Tissue on the Ist and 15th of each month a bui- D SUIT, meee <i of al! property for sale and renton my !woks, class business property at Which can be had on ppbiiea rion! at my office, or jeaired. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, # TIME To @: BR SALE— HOUSE, fronting vron Judiciary Square, /ddresa Post Office Box 564. sep7 6i* rty for sale in different parte of cizy Also. fing Batiding LOTS. J. C. HOUSE, 1723 Penna, ave. JR SALE—UPON MONTHLY y | _AueSt-tr TY FOR RENT, p= By R. O. HOLTZMAN, Beal Estate Agen ‘and Auctioneer, 'H AND F 8TS, N. W, Elegent Furnished Hi Furnished House, F pores < 623 Pa. ave. n.w. oe SEee ge Grooms, mod. 8.W. ms. +9 6 812 Penn, ave, n.w., large store. 1419 New York ave. n.w.. store. 1493 New York ave. n.w.. store. A fine front office room, 940 F st, n. Office rooms at 1419, 1423 and 1425 ave, .W. FOR SALE— HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the a 3 ri city at Drices to sult the times, and on terme that will autt Customers. Call and s8e my list before parchasing elsew sep7-tr Ez = BRAINARD Hi. WALWER, EDWIN A“MCLNTIRE, Sb F street novnwoot” $150 | 1416 10th st, nw.......95 10 pioicart sy Geo’t’n. 25 1148 Tt, isles 313.0 st, 488 Penn, 430 M'st. nwo, 1496 N 129 Carroll ‘sts.=-- ‘1580 Ce 126 6th Bt, 88, ......++. 15146 1gta 1486 8 at. DW, -soreass Cooke P' 454.6 st. sw, sis 3d & Mass. ay 1081 7th 94th and G nw, .s0recl8 114. 8b, 20, eee. .neoe BB [418 Ast ote 1 5 785 Lith bs, NW, aoe-385 [805 H ne, . 002s --c1B 1208, St nW, 95 | 3807-101 NH aves 918 F st, nw, ..........35/B.E, Cor, 7th & ADS, S00 Not on 30 | bos 10th oe noy ieee Saw [ps bores Biw, cor, ist aodB80[s00 I SE Tih and Boundary, ...-80 | 813 18th st. S118 @ st. 1136 I st. ‘26, 1p149th st 714 11th st. sis at, 70s Boundary ‘si. Lise 19th Eat. ni Market Space, Geo'tn, 95 11888 Cedar atove,'s list of Wace ie mee 2088 F st. n. += $100 G31 19th st. BO 1215 11th st, «o 133 F st. n, 2 307 M st. n. 35 1824 T st. n. -] 1330 T st. n. 5 20th and = 2 1908 M st. n.. x 805 H st. 35 710 H st. 2 130 Maas. = 183 Mass. 25 1006 M st. vee 8S Houses fine et aE, * 5 E 5 BE RENT—By THOS. store Room anfect S-story Fi 810 aad at. aTstory Brick, Lia6 toch stant Frame House, SB1aeh st 2-story Brick, AL ESTATE BULLETIN, ir BUBFORD, 708" Beveral HOUBKS at the following 500. $4. 000, . JOHN W, P.M Ss. GOLDSTELS 2 Cu., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Batrance om Tenth Stree, } see - 100 pow Lore ave, 2. w. 18 roms, turn. 160 Ou Livers] Advances made on Loan or on Commis Diamonds and Jeweiry, Stiver- for any time desired on very reagonabie and largest business in the city. ston, on Watches, @@-The oldest tr ou. | T° SEKEEPING AND FALL DBESS ww invite the attention of our friends, ensto- Strangers to Bed Th tractive styles, better lower prices (han ever. An Inspse- tec and comparison of prices te re Sbectfuliy solicited. ali our goods are selecte7 Wih the greatest care, and warranted first class In Quality. color ing aué design. at $1.85. would te ai) Linen Towels, 9 est RT~des: Linen and Coiton D ; Wt ite Fiannel. 12 all early, BRODHEAD & GOs, fer l0-tF 93D Pa. ave,, vet. Sth and 10th xis, I qe ‘SEFURNISHING GOODS. We invite special attention of porehasers to ont fait te stock of HOUSEFURBNISHING we received, | | eat and comple | GOODS, which we have just and which ow variety ch aud KE | lsh Cretonnes: Fringed Jute Cartains, something bew : 1 ace Curiains in ali grades and styles, An Inspection of our stock is so:iclie’ HOOE, BRO. & OC Gheping 200 pleces Dress Goods, 12's to ae. Best line all-woo! Cashmeres in city ata saving ot 10 to 15c. yard tp price J . Miack Siiks, 68. 26, 87 25 to BS: cheap. Ladies’ and children’s at low prices, Wool Fiannels, 19%, 15. 20, 25, to best goods, Canton Flannels, 6c. up. Men and boys” Cassimeres in bargains Cheapest Honse in city on White nl up. Brussels at cost to close out best Tapestry Ingraine, 874: BL. Ingtains, 28,31, § ser 4-tr Goo Quatity ‘. BLACK SILK VELVET, ONLY $1 4 Yann, 7 the cheapest Goods ever offered tu thts city. Call and examize it, CONNOLLY’, GOS Ninth street, _ ___ opposite Patent ¢ “W ADVEBTISEMENT | Qn» "a: | or NEW FALL DRY GooDs. | | _Bisnkets, pare wool, $3.50: Comfort, $1.25: | Black Casiimeres, pare wool, 50. 7 62, 75, Black Silks. 75,87, $1.00, $1.25, ‘$1.60: Colo Dilks all colors; Casshmeres tor Boys’ Wear, 60. CARTER'’S, 711 Market Space. Bleached Cottea, one yard anda-haif wide, 12; 18 Cotton: Excel. icy ety My H ceilent Canton a Beautiful Fall Dress Goods. 15: Excellent Black Ipaca, 25: Dr, Warner's Jth Corset, Bleach Table Linen. Co; Childrens Ooured ings, immeuse assortment. eug30-tr FOR SALE. IK SALE—Sol BUOM BET. id Walnat Mardy Apply No, 144) Useiks Vers LOW, New anil, eaalsnseuRnseanases aaa SsSagsseesesessessssss stable f pascerger, suitable Pbeion Side-bar Whitney, “8 Wagon, ize Jackson Wagons. W. MAGRATH, near Hay Market, HORSE, WAGON and HARNESS, for any 5 Marvit Dry ind Alum Plastor SAPE, STORE CAMPBELL & KENNEDY, jetals and Builders’ Hardware, @&6 Pennsylvania avenue. Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. SUMMER RESORTS. EPTEMBER IN THE MOUNTAINS. | ‘K ENON SPRINGS. Va.. open ‘Terms per week for' Geek eo Springs, Va. 0 | G4UT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SOWNSEND House. Dv. se4-1m 2C8 10th street n. w., JEW FALL DRY Goops, ‘We are receiving NEW FALL DB! UU and CARPETINGS ly. Fine ress Goode sod Silks a speciaity, Flannels and Riankets in great xariety. Brussels Carpeting at 7Bc., 87\c., 80c.. $1.00 ‘and $1.10 per yard: beautifal ‘and new pai> terns, Ii ings BOc. up to BOc, ! W. W. BURDETTE & 00,, IT. g26-tr Ihave REMOVED my stock of DRY @00DS to | my New Store, corner 9H AND E STREETS N. sore T wt eres, steve Penusyivania aveui where 1 wiil be pieased to see ail my oid friends ant | customers and the public geueraily. WILLIAM &. RILEY, | 2ue24 1m Corner 9thand sts. n. | NEY STOCK or FALL DRY Goops, aT | BUTTOM FIGURES, | pELALN MOHAIL DRESS GOODS, all colors, 60 Pieces of NE! ‘sREW FALL DRESS GooDs, ‘ WHITE FLANNEL, from 18c, up, ne, TWILLED FLANNEL: Gf wool, trom BLACK rt ‘wool, from 50. Heneuek ates. for ‘Sc. uv. a BI ICKING, from > TABLE LINEN, trom ios, co: } Cc. M. TOWSON & co., PROFESSIONAL. J. D. BARNES HAS REM ‘D to No. 136 Pennsylvania avenue. roe. 3 W9am., 3to4p.m,, 6to8 p.m. . HANSMANN, REMOVED from 723 6th street n.w. ‘To No. 724 18th street n.w. Office Hours-8 801 6-3w* g ‘KS. B. F. BERRY, ‘9th st., is a powerral WEA S cures it. Consultations: tnt and Pemale Disses ores essessssssssess iF 1th and H sta, n.w.; Wm. Balan: is RB. T. M. TALBOTT, Lensist, Bemoved to southeast corner 7th. ae northwest, Teeth inserted j 636 Pennsyleania | auge4-tr South side, near 7th st. | “rH GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT? | OPEN FRONT, | PIANOS AND ORGANS. MEDICAL, &. 50 REW AED IF DR. BROTH! Fal $' cure any crae of Femais W' peas, fete ‘Obstructions; 30 906 B st. 8.w., opposite Smithsonian. aug31- anos ready for fail Great Largatns; uprights a specialty. ‘Come and see. aug3d ‘AL DAV! «& a a H Ages AVIS co. PIANOS.. \ONSULT DB. LEON, the oldest established specialist BOOKS.AND STATIONERY. By the youngest de iil | @zPerience. The very worst cases solicited. H. 8.0108. m., 8t05 street northwest, back 2 BB Ls ILLS, CHILLS, C} CHILL PowEe a pees ae west, = ER, LEON, the | 5 : Physician in the nee veces + reeset eseesesececeee LT johnson, Ls +. 160 Franats 2 | strictures ana. soveveane 3.00 | MEMES. ‘Libra- = ose acerca: BANKERS. bs $25, $50, $100, $200, ss00 4 GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.°5 ' COMPRESSED YEAST. DEPOT, 1118 167TH STREET. C. ANTHONY DENEKAS, acer.