Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1879, Page 2

WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY............. July 9, 1879- CROSBY 5. NOYES.... Editor. 4 New Industry for the District. ‘We are well aware that it is not the primary Object of an institution like our Reform School for boys, to introduce new industries with a View to afd to the manufacturing and commer- lal importance of the District of Columbia. Nevertheless, it must certainly be very desir- able to Introduce, thoroughly teach, and carry On in such an institution industries which, on ‘the one hand, are least likely serlousiy to affect already existing trades in its locality, and, on the other hand will, with a comparatively in- expensive outfit, afford the inmates who be- come skilled, on jeaving the institution, a voca- tion calculated readily to supply the means of self-support. If to these two considerations an industry can be said to offer variety, stimulate taste and efforts at ingenuity, we have the essentials of what Is needed in the matter of industries for institutions of the kind. While several industries such as indicated present themselves, which might properly be intro- duced in our Reform School, if the requisite Means ard proper instructors can be secured, ‘we will now confine ourselves to presenting in ‘brief the claims of one wholly neglected In this Jocality—ihe manufacture of baskets and all Kinds cf analagous plaiting of wood. fm the first place, at an institution like the Reform School, with its peculiarly well adapted Premises and neighborhood, the cultivation of ue or more varieties of the willow, say the Salix purpurea and Salix viminalis (Linn) would be required and decidedly advisadie, ‘This would at once teach boys the cultivation Of osiers, or willow switches, and at the proper @eason their preparation for the market where they constitute a regular and considerable arti- ¢le of trade. Then the manufacture of baskets Im its infinite variety from the rudest oyster erate to the finest and most elegant pheton ‘Dody should be introduced. The variety of de- #igns and opportunity to display d2ftness of the hands maintains an interest for the work sur- pasced by no other trade. It is a well established fact that, as an in- dustry, embracing articles of daily use fs per- fected, the demand increases, and no articie ‘Would seem to be capable cf being applied to More general use than such as can be produced ‘by the expert wood-plaiter. The simple article of crates of all sizes requtred for the transpor- of oysters in the shell, vegetables, feuite, fish, fowls, eggs, butter and a variety of other Produce so extensively raised all along the shores of the Potomac and Chesapeake bay could very readily be inexpensively and durably Made. Then the manufacture of innumerable household and fancy articles in the basket line, Buch as settees, chairs, workstanas, baskets of all kinds and shapes from the departmental Waste receptacle to the huge laundry requisite, Or from the tiny child’s toy to the immense Theatrical wardrobe chest, would afford most interesting and improving work. Let us see what is done elsewhere in this line. ‘The little town of Handschuhsheim, near Hel- delberg, receives annually more than $10,000 for the early cherries packed in baskets of its own make, which it exports mainly to England. ‘The district of Tamise, in Flanders, embracing ® population of about 10,000 inhabitants, exports annually to Great Britain osters to the value of ‘over $150,000. In the vicinity of Aix La Chapelle about one thousand persons are engaged in the Cultivation of the willow and basket making, Yielding annually some $250,000. In the Bava- ‘ian town of Lichtenfels and its suburbs, which Aocality stands foremost iv. his line of industry, the value of articles exported will not fall far ‘short of one million dollars annually. Thesta- tistics of the United States nowhere show an export of willow ware, but we find that daring ‘the fiscal year ending June 30, 1373, osiers pre- ‘pared for use had been imported to the amount Of $15,966 and baskets of willow and like manu- facture to an amount of $91,445.38, showing that ven the raw product is cultivated in insuffi- ‘Clemt quantity or of inferior quality, and that ‘the manufactured article is in demand beyond ‘the home supply. It would seem self-evident that such an industry taken in hand under (Proper auspices by those in charge of the insti- tution Indicated must succeed. Not that it ould be made a source of considerable revenue to the institution; that should be a matter of ‘Secondary concern, the primary object belng to Antroduce an occupation calculated to be inter- ‘esting and improving to a large number of in- ‘Mates, and more especially furnish them with @ means of self-support. Part of the land lying between the buildings Of the Reform School and the Eastern Branch, ‘and also along portions of the shores of the lat- ter, would, owing to its composite character of mineral and other substances, if properly pre- pared, seem peculiarly well adapted for the Gultivation of the better varieties of osters; ex- perience having proven that simply rich allu- Vial soil, such as is found along the deltas of large rivers, unless intermixed with other, and Properly drained, produces rapid growth, but ‘Ot the most desirably pliable wood. The work in a willow nursery ts healthy, and the subse- quent manufacture certainly no less so; while the great variety this industry offers enables every grade of capacity and talent to be sulta- bly employed, without incurring heavy loss from the spoiling of material, or injury to tools and machinery on account of careless or awk- “ward hardling. We offer these suggestions with aview to pre- mote the success of and interest tn an institu- ton entitied to the earnest support and gocd- ‘Will of every enlightened citizen and legislator. ————~-—____ It is found that there ts nothing tn the theory ‘that the mysterious death of John F. Seymour imthe groundsof the Episcopal seminary in New York Thursday evening was from a ran- dom pistol shot from a window in the seminary Dullding. The choir boy, Paul Stucke, who tt was poe might have tired the pistol in the way a Fourth of July salute, has been ex- amined and fully exonerated. The police have & clue now, they say, leading to proof of mur- er, but their murder clues have proved so Worthless in the past, notably in the Hull case, ‘that not much faith will ve given to this one. ——— ‘The Albany Argus, noting the small propor- tion of the people of that city who leave it for the summer, says of the stay-at-homes: “They are doing a sensible thing tn their own and in that of many others. They have the boarding-house advertisements used Yo call ‘the comforts of a home.’ ‘They are used {the rooms they live in. They are certain of ‘the food they get. They have the best of anti- Gotes against Suffering by beat in the fact of a with which they are famiilar. ‘They have the society of their families. a soctety which has the advantage of being one in which can make yourself comfortable at will. have the benefit of parks and scenery which are not surpassed by any other city of its in the country. They have the satistac- ton of know: that they live in the healthiest eity in the Union. They enjoy the assurance that the: ting the full use of all their y are in ts, paying for no houses that are ‘empty. for ho servants that are idle, and for ae whe are not reimbursed by pro- All this is exactly ana identically true of ‘Washington; and the fact that ‘sO small a per- centage of our people leave the city for the summer, shows that the situation ts appre- ciated. ROCELAND, SCHOOL FoR | Gini BruxG, Mp —Will reopen Sept. 1 course cf in-truction will be given, with * See mera ae tee, 1 B.M , Principal. ‘S0-e0dmn” RALE—>PECIAL. Pie vissnt becethand Jump Sey" very lieht, IB. One Bercnd hand: Rocke eae a ie, very banderas, et Histon Park Pnsctop, ver Passenwer_ Exon At ROB'T H. Gi 8 HH. . Fepository 410 to 416 Sth stow. Syd VES BX IGED FOR OLD STO" Sold on instal: THE EVENING STAR. | F TRANSPORTATION LINE “ ” . W. C_ GEOGHEGAN, Leaves ’g Wharf, foot of 7th street, EVERY SUNDAY, Wi at 6 p.m, for EIVES LANDINGS” and” ALT. Nome Retarning leaves Baltimore’ eyree eiaht ad passeuners st low raion GTEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, 7th street Wharf and Pennsylvania avenue ‘and 22th street. jy9-1m (04k: coaun coat: = NOW I8 THE TIME TO BUY. We are receiving daily cargoes of the best quali ties of COAL, of all kinds and sizes, which we are offering at low prices, direct from the Con- sumers will find it to their advautage to call early and leave their orcers. OAK Cae WOOD in care fo Necay A wna plit, rices than ever before offered i aoe STEPHENSON & 43 9-tr ar OUI#IaNA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS H, AT NE’ , TUESDAY, AUGUST 12TH, ithiy Drawing. :W ORLEANS, 1879,-111th Mon: Louisiana State Lottery company. ‘This institution was regularly incorpo: Leyinlature of the Stato for Baucational aad Char table purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty ~ five Wears, to which contract the inviolable faith of the Btate in pl With a capital of 81,000,000, to which it has since added a reserve fand of i place Teacay. “fenecerscalan or postpones. LOOK at the followirg Distribution : PRIZE, 830,000. 1(0,{00 TICKKTS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. r KETS, ONE DOLLAR. SLE Der OF PR 200 Prizes of 10,000 £00 Prizes of 10,009. . “Sen ONT A: ie 9 App oximation Prizes of 830: 2,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 200. 1,800 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. 900 1887 Prizer, amounting to Responsible corresponeing au ed at all ren cant points, to whom a libsral compensation d. [Application for rates to clubsshontd only be made ce in New Orlesps, : ; Write, cleanly Mating full address, for further in- by send orders as 5 M. A. PAUPHIN, P. 9. Hox 692, New Orleans, La., Or same . 319 Broadway, New York: cus JNO. W. CLAKK, 1703 New York ave., Washington. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawingsare undsy the superrinon and management of GENERALS G. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EABLY. 359-wksdw BENSON’S CAPCIN: POROUS PLASTER, B Ss At no timein the his‘o1 meson lof medicive has an article apreared which has met with greater approval and than Betems tae ror atone 8, ers, lowing No their improved Eompeeiica: they act in- j-tantaneous:y,cure speed- ly and effectually. CAPCINE POEOUS PLASTER. Physicians and the gen- leral public who acknow. MANUFACTURERS AWARDED THE ONLY eed ours thst which aT y other p! OENTENNIAL, i 1876. jar > pat land continuous wear t3 jeffect a cure (Capcine a it takes Tas many | Although a recent in- ‘yent'om, Benson’s Qap- cine Porous Plaster has thoroughly teated by physicians, and have been ‘pronoun the (Glous plaster” ever ds ar cious pl ver vised. PARIS | EXPOSITION 1878. Its marvelous inflaence ‘over ie senate, and general on a {tem ts slmcat facredibte: wenuine p:aster has the \word ‘Capers spelled \O-A-P-O-LN-E. lected) and Golde, Fe inale We ‘ami ail Toca Renee “ana Paina it Sold by all Druggists, : sins. it Ce) arse, a8 conte, wend: | Je9-w.6,1m. | SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ATO oteee and New York avenue. Proof Vaults. Safes for 3 Burglar and LUMBER! LUMBER!! ANOTHER TUMBLE IN PRICES! POPLAB, 1 inch and 5.8, No 2.....per 100 ft., $2.09 WHITE PINE SHINGLES, No. 2. .per 1000, 31 75 CLEAR SIDING, 34 inch (witbont a knot), per 100 ft. VIRGINIA PINE BOARD! ++ Per 100 ft., $1.00 CYPRESS SHINGLES, No. 2........per 1000, 84.50 WE ARE NEVER OUT OF THESE! WILLET & LIBBEY, OORNER SIXTH AND N. Y. AVENUE ¥.W,, OFPOSITE HORTHEBN LIBERTY MARKET, my29-tr OBN SULLAND’S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the mavufacture of Gold Pensana the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The “RECORD” Pen is produced by a skillful combination of the two pre- lous and non-corrosive metals; 26 kr. Gold and Platinum, while the s ordiasry an aboy of coppers reducing its ielding that icity, hich the costly re & CORD” Gold Pen Points are of the best (Diamonds.) indestructible with fair treatment, and polished to glass-like Wasurxoror, D. 0. wil e smoothness. Btcel pen writers have now b: to esi Beg on gry er int which will endure and not o: siuneels ee ‘The “RECORD” Gold Pen {9 cus to Porsens bility, Bermancncy of Spring $24 Perfection of Point. Price, §2-B0,20 Biateas Tf cot found orien aie tion SRAM HOLLAND, Manulachiver, 9 9. docnee oN For sale by JOHN 0. ae risiape a the best cash iE, 808 9th st, sven! at ‘at ave. By calling re i WANTS. ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook at 1232 9th st. n w. ; must have reference. it? EL—A iespscable GIRL to do = neral govork forall faulty: Apply ss 0c at nw. 3y9-2t D—Emplosment office, 926 F st nw. AtaiTE ‘and GULORED HELP for ay sud country. jy9-6.' ED—A WOMAN to take entire of 8 W Albacete the country, where there nrookidcen: Apply at 1825 Oth st, n.w:, on Thursday, between 16 te o'clock. It WaAsrep-A white GIRL, German preferred, to , and do weneral hoasework So Kersone, Heference required. Nos uit for two persons. Massachuretts ave. TANTED—A small furnished ROOM, quiet W neighborhood, with young widow Indy pre ia erren address immediaiely, BUST. HO: 5 City Post Office. iy?- TANTED-A geod BLAOKSMITH too to the W 4auriny, neds Mariboroashssline socom tae revt, or to work Journey work. JOHN F. WILLET. Tne ot BF MAICHIN, Uatontown, D. 0: cae W4 NTED—A gentlemen going, into te coautry for the summer would like to have th nee of a HORSE sud BUGGY (or Two-sested Carriage), for their keeping. Honse will have but little exercise, be well taken care of. Best of referencsa yiven. Address “Horee,” Star office. 339-5 t J ANTED—By a good operator SEWING by the x Gan brine. Wheeler & Wilson machine. Call et No. 725 Lith st. n.w. Jy8-3t* NW ANT’ D—-SALES LADIES and GENTLEMEN. D. APPLETON & OO., Publishers W. W. HAYNE, Mansger, Rooms 4 and 6, Intelli-« Tr Builcing, Wasbington, D. 0. jy8-Im* ANTED—Ar No 28 I Sr. n.w.—A neat inda- tr.ous WOMAN t) do general housework, cook- irg and laundrying numedistely, with refer- enor, Must stay nights. Jy8-3t" ‘WANTED By a middleszed woman @ SITUA. TION in small private family to do gsueral hovsewors. Best referenees given. Inquire 1326 13ib st., between N and Q ats. n.w. Sy8. WARTED—By,# respectable colored ma and wite SITUATIONS; one as waite cock, washer and ironer or chamberm: cave the city ; good references. Apply 1: LW. JANTED—an experienced NURSE. Must come well recommended. Apply between 8 and 9 o'clock a w. at No. 1025 9th st p.w. Sy7-3t" W4NTED-A young white WOMAN (German preferred) to cook, wash and iron, and do can- eral bousework for # small family. Call at 714 4th st nw. dy7-3t" war ED—A SITUATION by a respectable White Girl as chiid’s nurse, chambermaid or Cinirg reom girl. Can do plain sewing. Call or ad- dress 498 Lat., bet. 4}¢ and 6th s w. dy7-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. a OB REN’ ‘T OR BALE furnished or Unfurn shed LU USB: near Pe Felis Ghureh va, APP ehes ia BL FR BERT HOS 17 Towa Circle, roome, Tati Ese inand cron veqients hak ‘Aue location. Apply to 1315 R. I. ave. 379-30" 108 RENT—No. 936 P st. n.w., ten rovms, F No, 811 H st. ne, ten rooma, 620.00; fo. 454 Maine ave. s.w., seven rooms, All with mo ern improvements. Wi BRO., 462 Meine avenue, Jy9-3t* RE 4ENT—A cood BUSINESS STAND, co ner New Jersey ave. and F st. nw. For particulars inquire of P_F. OUSICK, No. 17 F st. nw. Jy8-3t" {UR RENT—Convenient BRICK HOUSE; large K grcunds; plenty fruit and shade: furnished or uniurpished. Apply 1228 Ist n.e. References re- quir a Jy8-3t* a OR RENT—BOUBE No. 1403 8 st. n-w., all mod- ern improvements, in first rate order, néw fences, ke. “Inquire of GEO. 'B. CHITTENDEN, Boom 69, Gorcoran Building tye te FOE ENT_STORE BOOM, 1607 Tith st .n.w.; ‘ood fixtures for groceries, mests, provisio: word, coal, horse feeds Kor; ail’ in readiness, Wil rent several Rooms or whole House. 3y8-3t" ‘OR RENT—1 wo story FRAME, 438 § st. ow., tS; 2atory FRAME, 163834 t nw. 810;2 story BRICK, 440 L st. aw, gio 2etory, BRIOK, 718 at. n.w., 817.50. WM ¥. HOLTZMAN, 1: a et 2D v. OR RENT—The following de-irab ec HOUSES: Brick, Re nae Pierce Place, 7 » 7 8., Just repaired, 820; Frame, 5 Bhode Island ave., 6 rs , newly payered, @15; Brick, No. 724 lth st. n.w., after August ist, 860; Brick, No, 1213 11th et. n.w., 8 ra, Fy awe, No. 44 H at. Gre. BIS; ‘ram ne, 6ra, BIS; Brick. No_925 K st. n. 8., $20. Apply to AL: BEBT F. FOX, No. 950 F tne PP jye-8e ‘OR RENT “HOUSE No, 208 D st. nw ; water ale reet cars pass the door; rent m<¢ t No. 1025 Sy7-3t* ‘9th +t. nw. Fo RENT—Uneap—Six room BRIUK HUUSE, in excellent order, No. 1254 10th st. ney Ingaire mi znqnt of D A. CHAMBERS, No 633 F st. ‘With BOARD, larxe commuvica'ing © Or ea suit», furnished or un- ROOMS, sing: furnished ; all modern conveniences. Terms very low. 1103 G et. nw. dy7-st* {OR RENT—FUBNISHED HOUSE 1114 sth st. n.W.: delightful location ; larze yards back and front. “Reut very low. session immedtiate- ay. Sy7-20" OB RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, three atory, with basement; 9 rooms; also, bath room and Gellar, No. 2023 Massachusetts ave. n.w. Apply next 001 jy 7-3t (OR RENT—A confortably furcished OOTTAIE of 6 rooms, on one floor, until October 1st. Btands high. Cho’ hberhood, ‘Two piszzas. Breeze on three siaes Good cook can be retaired. Address U. 8. N., Star office, jy6-6t* ‘Wa4ni= —In a deriraple locatten by 8 widow Jady, asmail FURNISHED HOUSE of from 6 to10 rooms. Would make arrangements for board- ing family in connection with rent if d: L Gress Rt LIABLE, Star office. dy7-3t" W 4N2ED <A respectable colored FAMILY, with. out small children, to occupy 4 rooms free of charge, provided they will take care of other rooms in place cf paying rent. The bert recommendations ge to nestness and honesty required. Apply at 72 13th et., from 9 to 10 a.m. ay J¥7-2 #* BUY or Waar industrious Catholics young MAN, to work and take care of ad Grive a apinted young Horse; ons accustomed to country Mfe preferred. Address, by mai’, Kev. T. 8. BIROH, Barnesville, Mon'comery county, Md: Syt-2aw3w* Wy 4S LED SALESMEN, to take general Btate Agencies. Salary snd ‘or penses. paid. fer. ences required. TRIUMPH MF'’G OO., 116 Monroe Bt., Ohicago. 5023-26 BINGER, A aRIGAe RE: wna TO: HOWE, WILSON, O81 ‘TING SCHUTTLE, Seren Reoren Sear ee aspecialty MCKENNEY, 427 9th nw. myl0-tr ‘W 4NTSD-STRAM CARPET CLEANING.—Or ders left at W. 8, MITOHELL'S Oarpet Ware- house, Market Space. 78 Carson W4RZED—CARPETS tc CLEAN st RIGE'S Steam Beating Works 490 Maine avenue s.w. SLE Sal Hole Beate ta Carpet Dealers. “spam” apal- WANTED sTkaM ave. W AN'TED—Ali to kee) OSKPET CLEANING; all work guaranteed ; at OHAOE'S, 616 Louisiana mar29-ly WANTED FXATHER BEDS to RENOVATE, at OHAOE'S, 616 Louisiana avenue. quealay WAéNSTED_MOTHS ‘and other insects in furnt- to iperheated steam, st OnAGEs. ‘Upholsterer, 61 La. avenue. aurélly pete te Tel ac rareeacchind hdl Tec aolaoe lel A WANTED Fine DFHOLSTERE WORK ; 19 years Goods, &o., at lowest prices. OEAGE. 618 Louieines venue. coasts” ————______. é LOST AND FOUND. Lace eat acetenzan 61 for ita return to 911 K st. n.w. OST—On the 4th inat., POTNTER DOG, liver col- ored and white, with collar and tag. Reward will be given if brought to 406 K = at. n.w. syett* ee OST—Saturday, July 5th, a Brown ENVELOPE, L' ccntaining coupons of District of Oolunbis, de: tached from bonds, due August, at. ‘Liberal re- 23 Franklin st. n w. it* {OR RENI—Two story snd bss-meat, press tric k tront HUUSE No. 1310 V st. n.w., 7 1002 8, bath-room, wa'er-closets, hot and cold water, rang, latrobe, etc. ; larwe yard, with fruitand shade trees. a t é? per mouth. Key next door at No 1312. 5 POE BENT—Sixzcom HOURE 2421 K sr. now; water, cas and bath reom. Rent $16. Inqaire 2408 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. jy3-6t" {OB KENT—Three ROOMS on third and one on second flocr, over Markriier’s new sture, No. 626 Eat. n.w., one door from 7:h st. Apply at the atore. iy3 ot ROB BENT_HOUBE No, 1521 1th ot. nw. 6 rcome, bath, vas apd water, large front aud rear yards; Lice nefyhborhood. Price 820. Key next door, “Inquire HENRY ISEMAN, 65 Pennsylvania ave. net. jy2-Im POR RENT—HOUSE No, 923 D st. n.w. 9 rooms. was, Waier. bath, and al! modern in provements; thoroughly refitted: $25 month, I:quire at 928 Louisiana avenue. $6282 FS RENT—Delichtful ROOMS at moderate ratee. with southero, eastern and wes'’ern expo- sure: bathrooms on two floors. mont ave., near McPherson Placa. ‘OR KENT—HOUBE No. 1227 New York ave., 12 Soar Spree Ae eee 0. . 7. w., 9 TOSms. 0 W. O. JOHNSON, 115 13th et! nw. PPIY jo26-tm ‘OB Rb NT—Three 9 room Brick HOUBES, with all the mcdern imyrovemente, No _ 1516, pou 1519 12th st. Apply to SOHN F. GREEN, No. 1520 ‘Adth stn w ey 26? Fe KENT—A comfortable HOUSE of 9 rooms and bath room, opposite Shepherd Building, No. orca u.w. Inquire at No 423 lth st. nw. ‘Apply 1037 Ver- PLY Sor 8w" Foe EENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ing, and several mall BRDEOOMS. ‘304° rosea. 8nd Be) vanis avenue, corner 43< st. marli-16m' ‘OR BENT—No. 316 2d st. s.e. A desirable three- story BBIOK, 9 rooms, bath, water, gas, Kc. Rent per month. FOR BENT—No. 84 ist et.,@ orpetowa. DO. A new 1(-room HOUBE. hara wood finish, and every convenience. Price €30 per month. FOR Rs NT—Smail 6 room HOUSE No.207 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.O. Price $12 per month. FOR SALE_No. 1205 Rhode Island avenue n.w. ahandsome RESIDENCE rear the “Iowa Oircle;* just Caveat ; fronts a government reserva- tion ; thorouguly bulit: and cont modern improvement. Price $7,000. FOR SALE—No. 1010 Massachusetts avenue n conta ns 13 rooms aud mo‘ern improvement fronts 8 government Feservation; and for location cannct be eurpassed. Price 86,000. ‘THOS. 3 Je28-tr ward if returned to counds of SLRAYED OF STOLEN From tho gro WO ocpza 'e; lay eve iz, 10 instant, a brindle OOW. Liberal rewara, if Legs rerurned tocorzer of N. Capitol and I sts. O&T—On Monday evening, on the road betweea Pierce's Mills snd P street bridge. s PLAID Finder wil be liberally rewarded by soteeine tho inder a ubove to Boom 118 Patent Office. ey met re OST—A hanésome black SHEPHE! L' DOG, wita long hair, white n¢ white spot on tips of toes and tail noe reward will be pald anyone Ietiening Mig Du. MARMION, 1100 ¥F st. uw. yyo-0 v7 La ie don 1, On Sundsy, 6th inst. a smail light red OUW, crample1 horns and peas; strap sround Ler neck. Above reward will be be paid if returned tu J. Z. WILLIAMS, No.’ 1810 3d st. se. Jy8-3t* O8T—Friday, July 4th, s «mall f IN- L' STRUMENTS, on ath bet Mt Pleasaut and 1324 New York ave. A suitable rewerd by returning to above number. jy¥5-3t* FOR SALE. NUMBER OF FINE PIANOS, some, very little used, for sale at great bar- @ains for cash, at 733 7th st. 398-12t* {OR SALE—A new 12-stop ORGAN, 2, 3-5 set of reeds, eae knee attachment, for only at 1114 6th st nw. Jy8-6t* fea ee Fee. PALE—Biack MABE, six years old, soand and without fault; HARNESS and fonr- feat FAMILY CAREIAGE. KELEGER'S Livery Stable, No. $23 8th at. nw. jy 3c* ‘OR BALE—A two-year old EGYPTIAN ARAB STALLION, imported me the owner. Apply by le'ter to H. H. GORKINGER, 1326. Let.nw. Jy5-6t* OK SALE. e CARRYAGES, PHETONS, SIDE-BAR BUG- GIES. TOP and NO-TOP BUGGIES, PLaTFORM and THR#E - SPRING WAGONS, 8 c., from the Factory of Louis. Cook, Cincinuati, Ohio. For sale at astonishingly Jow prices. *PATES & ROBEY, 938 and 940 Louisiana avenue, . Agents for the city. Auction sales every Tuesday, Tharsda; y and urcay, at 10 o'clock. Jy2-Im H ORSES AND CARRIAGES of every de- scription and style. Everything sirict- ly as represented. The undersigned having: scoustant demand for first-class stock in this line, Portier sbtes purchasing or disposing wil fd i LO ir ivantas fo call on or a BOWNEY, 1018 ith st. nw. ___ COUNTRY BOARD. A FEW EOABDEKS CAN BE AOCOMMO- DATED in. private fami'y in the country, in the Vadey of Virginia, near Woodstock. For par- ti ah address GEO. MOORE, Wales! Groye, yee Shevan¢oeh county, Va. PAESONS DESIBING TO SPEND THE SUM- MEK months in the mst peasant part of Lon- ecun county, Va, cau obtain first-class BOARD at moderate rates by applying to M. J. POTTS, Lace borg, Va. Sys-co4t® xOUNTRY BOABD—Rates moderate, teu minutes’ wa'k to depot and four courches. larce eaaey, lawn Beferenc: : Frank Hume, esq, 454 Pennayl- Vania avenue, Address Mra, 8. DALEY, Chest: Hin, Orange, Vi 475-64 RETERAT, Most delightful place for SUMMEB BOARDERS, between the mountain and river, nut fine place for fishing and hunting; mountain water R icularly healthy. References given. Address ‘OLNEY PUES! ersville, Loudoun county, Va. Jel7-Lm! OARD ON FARM—NORTH HI ARKE OOUNTY, Va, via W.& 0. 8. B ees from paen retired m busiuess PROFESSIONAL. EMOVED.—Dr. BROWN bas REMOVED his DENTAL OFFICE to No. 725 14th st. over Nimm’s drug ttore. Nitrous Oxide ad-« minirtered. Each tooth 81. 3e26-1m BS. FULLER, SO CELEBRATED FUR HEB many remarkeble cures, and wonderful facility in locating disease without Laie @ question, can me caren free of charge at 604 10th ut. nw. myl2 vw" ‘M. HENRY BROWNE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Hus Removep to Orvicys or Krst Froon oF WEESTER LAW BUILDING, 505 D street. myl 3m* i 8, BON WARTS, DISEASED NAILS. Cots irattying that Da SOHULTZ, 903 Bare {Patina 5 Ladies and children attended. apl-ly . Mi. TALBOTT, D)Siatoved ta sonthenst gotuer Tib sid X streets northwest enh taared oar OP B. Di DExrist, 919 7th street northwest, aise gene eee ranted. we ootl-ly Tei praia Ales our 2 ks GREAT PINAFO! COMPANY, ella F108 HN 6 a BOARDING. OMA of every size, with firstcless TABLE BOARD, at extremely low rates. 1100 and 1104 dh st. nw." Finest location in the city. jy7-1m OS BDING—The best of BUARD, with nice airy )bI8. in a private nosthern family, where the ccmforte of home can be enjoyed ; the berate inthe city. 806 E st. n.w. (paEMone HOUSE—The coolest and most deair- Hotel in ity for Summer Gentleman snd wife i 10860 p thon tals Table becrag20. my3-3m0 OARDING.—Cool, airy, ROOMA, ite oF sin- B (clase TABLE 'SOARD. “ais, gle, with first- ‘Transient Foarders accommodsted. ex- cbanged. 5124th st. n.w. and 206 F st. n.w. fl-ly ———__._______.. _PERSONAL. ASinoroeisr AND CLAIRVOYANT—Mrs. Dr. ELLI8, 319 Penusylvania avenue. If you would know the truth, coasultthe Doctor in all Office hours from 8a m. to9 p.m. deT-1; OHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of ith abstracts of liens on reel estate.” 506 EDUCATIONAL. PESNSYLVANTA MILITARY ACADEMY, Cuxstes, P, (07 Sept 10th.) Pa. (1 8 Thorough ins:ructionin Biv Enatoecring, Chem- ore English Degrees conferred. istry, the Sens or = ‘or » apply Je2-eo3m mi THEO. HYATT, President. ABK SEMINARY ‘will re-open MONDAY, September 15th, 1879. Applications made to Principals, 606 5th ‘street northwest. jyl3m RIVATELY OB IN OLASS—LATIN, GREEK. N, FRENCH, May HEMATIOS, RHET- . Prep for Col ‘West Poiat, Annapolis, Trarejations of Ancient aud Modern Lan- wuapes. 8 W. FLYNN, A.M. 1227 Lat, nw. jeQ7-tr QUMMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. From MONDAY, June 234, ths pleasant halls of Bpencer 1 Business College, corner of 7th and L streets n. ., will be open for the rammor for special ind.vidual instruction in Penmanship, Bookkeoo- ing and Correspondence. Morning Sessions, 9 to 11: Kvening Sessions, 6to7. Tuition moruing, $6 Yer month; Eveniuge, 85 per mouth. Penmanship slone, #5 for twenty lessons. Private instruc ion val terms. a on Epec. iculars wiven at College office, jeder H. O. SPENOKS, Principat \BRENCR LESSONS—Private rF in clauses: POMECE v-nD HOM han tented te Sti ae of practical Serena nen cerns aaa Re ure rr! converaat rai cris, "MB —Summer term Jane Sst Ofte jours, 12m tol pm. Mondeye 4p.m.to6p.m_ Send for circular. for. ‘business, er » Yale or Harvard. class profes:o1 re Pri ils Jetty 3. SHORTLIDGE, & B, Principal. BOOTS AND SHOES. ZW YOK SHOE STORE, ennsylvania avenuc. VE JUST RE VED FROM A OPT AN IMMERSE ENE TORR. en PORT TIES, SANDELS AND ACEO, 4 LARGE GH OF GENTE. LOW QUAR- THESE GOODS WILL BE BOLD 25 PER OENT. LOWER _tHAN THE SAME QUALITY WERE EVER OF FERED FOR THIS CITY. POOR AS THE (OZ: aud Tiuradays, me ele id Btalliop, 17 by Mambrino, Chief; di by Kavanaugh’ ep eeoses ano by Phil. Sheridan (sh dem by Benton's Planet, ieee GHEEN & OBBORN'S, e10-1m G27 G @ «, Washington, D. 0. ‘THE CELLULOLD TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS F epee biisae SESEES tala Rak Pre 145.00 40 00 30.00 3200 30.00 30.00 30.00 27.90 2508 20.00 16.00 740 81 15.00 7: 12.00 224 4) 12.00 1226 882 2: 1 ch 10.) The above is only 1 part of the vroperty f asm) o TO} rent and sale on my books. For complete list bulletin issued on the 1st and 16th month. which can be had on application at my office, or will Toweut by mail if desired. a Loans. ,000, 88,000, }, $1,600, $800, $700, $600 st bar oeso0s Stonece od jyte FO! BENT. R O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and ¥ streets northwest, Double house, M st. 454 O st. nw., fur . 108 G st. BABAR BEEBE pe ar 1 612 Paaynw atore 8133 57 M; at. 1328 New York ave. 4 Ist n to }, and on eae: for sale stay cftice ban Bee. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sta nw. A McINTIBE, K. Rest Estatz Broker, No. 918 F street, op: osite Masonic Temple, ae Baars Ss a (4 4 et} i p ae : ei Fe ‘3 bs yt be i=} ct e : BE i 802 Hat. nw. 106 4th st. a, are ain) ae Jah ay. 6.20 aie $38. Oar, 20 eos Hol Rat's. 20 41 1818 V st. a. 20 022 723 8th st. ne. 18 1314 1941 9th Bt. nw: ign 1413 Sth st. a 2108 6th wt. 1838 18th st. 0: 16, 83 Tet nw 2324 G st, nw. 6 Esta 1906-8 16th 1408 Pa ay. ‘West st. Geo 1090 6th T30.N 5. ave, S 1420 N at. 1729 'T st. 1496 Net. n.w 619 9th stn. ierakarare 3 Faia 2034 st. 5. 30 313 Met ne. 168 Ost 1920 16th st. i 3032 7th st. n. 30 928 Get. 114 Ost. ne. 30 53 Defrees: 1916 9th st. 50 Del. ave. and 1924 9th at. 172i Hot. nw. eis= 810 4th ad 2069 7th 8 Ist The published al'the bousce T aace f t, tomether with reports 6 I have for ren! concerning the condition of the real estate market throngkout theoountry. Call and set scooy. tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., Bt Cloud Building. A list of “for rent an the office ROMY. ‘Dorsoms ta to call for one. We make no charge Dro) We make no charge for care of 4 ‘Ora ‘number of having Euualleg ones we will mske'y int eaten for collect. ‘Careful attention will be given to. all busines ‘Qcairable improved perty, and wit 708 RENT. OUR Tah sect Been ores DUCA eo parect mw. a ror Suz DRY GOODs. ie GaLiane Orr: SELLING Ly In searonable and demrable DBY G00! reduction on previous rates, and from 3 PFoREer T—Thewidectabtishod id. P8 well-known first. ‘Al INING PAR- with Fixtures compiete, formerly coeupied real estate recut Terre sod emuall ie fo soit CTZMAN, Avornes Sy8at cal esa Fst nw. hs se POs SALE Stock ot TOWN and FANOY NO" ION GCODS, cheap, at 1323 6th et, nw. FIX" TURES foreale, tnguire at 4247p et fw. 397 3 [HE LARGEST STOCK OF BEAUTIFUL LAWNS IN THIs CITY. FIVE HUNDRED PIECES (500), And all other DEFAULTED SECURITIES FRITZ 57 2d street, Baltimore, Referencrs:—John 8 Norris, Pres. First National Bank ; Kobert Mick'e, Cashier National Urion Bank, “INDIA LINKN,” only BLACK and COLORED SILKS, very cheap. Job Lot Gauze phirts, 3 for 81. Just opencd lot Faticy Halt Hose 25 conta, Fine Linen Handberchiefs, 3 for £0 corte, ered 4 inen Handkerchiefs, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums to Surz, At 6, 7, and 8 per cant. B. O. ROLTZMAN, Bo jytr 10th and F sts nw. Men's Sik ‘ies, 25 cent ite. J_&. BONDS; STATE, DISTRICT Bis Chis ourder for gh dt each 5 and other ‘, Six Shirteto order for ready to wear, at INVESTMENT ae ya BONDS BOUGST Sunt Fac: Firstclasa investments. paying gord rate of in receive UL 8 CALY NDS and D.C. QUAR- TEBLY STOCK at fu’) rates in exchangs. iaTS: buy and cell DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES e L” Unt and pay TAXES at rates iost favorable tocus- | Best Boys’ Unfulahed shin Cmners. ‘¥. of ” Finished A limited smount of METROPOLITAN RAIL- Best Boys’ Finished Shirts... RCAD STOCK wanteL . E. OFFLEY, Metropolitan Bsnx Building. T LOOK Ui E eooE ‘On ys HOUSE, 8 ‘The best Drees Shirts gant manner, for os: Sholee t goereat ot aaa dis gpd B mate to cB “ 3e28-tr jy6-2W Us’ J ‘Surer, 316 F st. n.w.. opp. Patent Biter Rca reeptved No attoption paid to the beary ‘iller ‘corner and Fron’ values within the days. ey apn, atonce at 10 Pron ot, Bat Ha | GRENADINES, SILKS, gaTiNs, P.5.—This'ts a chance rarely metwith. 399-3 a a tk “ sade’ ited ANATOMY .t,, MEDICINE.” = wanted a | DO iO and quiit ted with thr atove-uaneed profeadon, to en markeddown rate, ie sciuaiet mereem eer face uaa | te sit Maran Sesee Adcreeg ANATOMY & MEDIOINS, Star office. Suwa Bll an penne FOE BALE —Heving determined to aiscoatinue | Notwithstanding our price list for SuTSTS reales Pras socaresrise daegtsrisarGta" | Bitty ort a meio ren, geg Lot conta‘ns ten acres, in high state of cultivation, | Si ita Bhi eh sg ane pellwocked with trait and bes on it'tworahops | Bix unite and a160Liséa | 5 f a ce soe a i oe ee, SCBOOLEY, Waterford, Loudoun County, vir. | The Oplebrated Bell Shirt, Wamwutis = share nt bation, ™ ‘OB SALE—An Smateur PRINTING OFFIOE. complete, © sting #300. New ‘Type and every Maslin, a2 fine ea thing in vood. 5 et No. 4F st. nw. One only: Money refan ed hea, are Sr No 905 10h ot ow. of J.P RIMMEL, “i7td'. | no eadatasiony. At EDWARD 1,400 1, ry 000 SUEG tees yeaa | te Se eatacvor beitrDat PURE SILK AND WOOL BLACK GRENADINES (OR BALE—One set of FAIRGANKS’ GOAL Rg ga ye JUBT RECEIVED. BUILDING. I cor. H and 1ith'sts. sw. Ap ply JOHN WILSON, 504 17th ot, ay7 3° OARTEE's, JASTURE OR MILE DAIRY FAEM BALE ] OB RENT.—Twenty acres well Sree aud 711 Market Space. Bie "tewant ‘Tent rearousbie Apis to DA CTD AUTI URED FREN WRB, MOOFE, Gienwood avers. ine | ak gamit. (OK SsLE—A new Sroom DWELLING on isth | BEAUTT WHE, Hikret nent tows Gree, ages hom By 15. 18, 20, oe Sse eee = ow, ‘modern improvements. Price A ove -fifth cash, balance to eit oatphanne meer, BEAUTIFUL FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNB, $80. JG, HENTER, 819 Ith virect ivtae” | 8 10,12. WANTED. Every style, every pattern, every xind of Lawns Florida RR. BONDR. Immense, immenee, im~nense. immense ssrort- Kansas ard Nebraska R. R. BONDB. ment of SKAUTIFUL LAWNS, ve hundred (avd) Chicago and Eastern illinois KB. BONDS and | picote, ali new and boeuf Pewee The rew avd desirab\e article for Ladies’ White Dresser, ily 28. Beltimore. IyT-eotw ’ | St actual cont. 800, $500 AND $700 TO LOAN on real estate. NEW PARASOLS AT LE3S THAN OOBT. $ x . GEO. TRUESDELL. Sy5-6t 605 7th st, CaRTER's, ae ee ee ‘OB BaLE—Fitty Shi Wi cry 5 ts Ey, Bhares : cee ae — - Tt Market Brace. y5 Gt . Star Offire. .WERS —Dril!ing Dra ly 50 iin. Doube sated Drilling Drawers only 60 conte, 25 cents; worth 40 Pest Wemrutts Unfiniebed Bhirts.........0...75 Best “F of th Mat nished Shirts. - 00 ce, in most ele —— 0 eee TOC all_m: nearly new “OLKs. dice unlds AO CGB sate a ea oct MELDLOM 110 Pennsylvania avenue” jy2tes pincer cts 5 wei 2): ee AT THE OLD BATES. ribod | tomrenae ica be Ga a : eohoet iy CONNOLLY’s, ' at place, or 1185 7tb et n dyer 57m and En aoe SS oe T° LOAN—MONRY in sums from $500 10 81,000, Teal estate It of z Mowsie etka ae eae MOREY TO Loan ON REAL ESTATE. 10,000, $5,000, at 6 per cent. interest. veral large sums cent. emalle" eums ab and 9yer cent, =” Per cent.and BB. WARNER, Jel6-tr 916 F streetnw. oa soa on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &o P. WALLACE, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. pstEeD ICE PITCHERS, ICE-CREAM FREEZEBS, ICE-CREAM SETS, 13 pieces, PATENT FLY FANS, EDDY REFRIGERATORS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH DINNER SETS. ML. W. BEVERIDGE, Cate Webb & Beveridga,) Je24tr 1009 Pa. ave. JUST SECEIVED— 100 NEW PATTERNS ONB DOLLAR A YARD. or 308. B. BAILEY, DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, mylitr Cor. Tth @ F sts. s.0m AT THE LOWEST PRICES, z BOOKS, &c. ae 7ON HOLST'S COR SCHAEFER’S Vig Tae Gurren en folume Cura AND Grass Store, Jelb-te 2016 Beventh street nw. E WILL SKLL SLaTE M: WwW than any fomige oy! Tananaaes, end . fg welect trom. We have Leet ous fo forse thd now bave 160 Mastals in soaks EXSGLI8SH hearths, veatibules and deco- [OME CHOICE BOOKS. * S Tsien of toe Washam “amlly. Welles. Pu ‘ko., Acare Gallatin’s Works, 3 aneeerennen cas 317 9th st. nw. Princeton ene, Fes ‘Washington, D. AS COOKING STOVES, 4aD Wi T have fot eale juantity and every variety Ce oh, White Aah, nberrg, and Lykens Valey very lowest rates. G. , Ie Wharf foot of 34 st. s.¢. oS ‘WooD. ooaL. JOHNSON BROTHERS. TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. OOAL Full We ‘Woop. Beat k . low Woop. rts fee OoaAL. Main offi depot connected with Sptowa ices by With unequaled facilities and now! phiet For Ten Pollers: Four lines One week im Three Sinudred and Sue Newspapers. 10 SPRUCE ST., N. ¥. AT MILLEN, In cEORGETOWws- f be Sp