Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. _ | pactrtcnawas, 10 cu. WANTS. FOR RENT AND BALE. ° FOR RENT AND SALR. SUMMER RESORTS. IN A reliable White GIRL to B RENT—A F HED larg: aud RENT— — _ = moxpa WASHINGTON FINE QUALITY LINEN LAWNS, 15 OTS. Wivairce atddosenera howe work waqaes | FW orgiioadch iegenut: an feted 296 pe | ROE BENT o, wonrzuan, S4RDINES—A APA TOMA. Day sees Be 1S90- | isa LIMEED, 1337 Ye"? | mort? ‘address BCG. wtan cmnae fOr $6, ner Baas Eerare $8, AND AUCTIONEER, neue ee health aie ° 7 rebare for ‘0. RENT_Th: ‘ive deal FUE: ae SS : In Oi miles from Clark's 0 CROSBY 8. NOYES... Editor. PERSIAN LAWS, TEED STORE aad cee rae ceatuaned | OL RENT ROOMS, Ouen "Rutohen, via Mars: | gy ating Rink. ANCHOVIES— Eo Bete. Sion on W & 0. B. K-gnd 1% see feo = ;AUZE UNDERWEAR. late, Star office, Bor Note wa | land are bet Pat Tote 1 five minutss'walk | S¥aHne Bink. | Sauce. si gvaterigrd. Terms, $6 25 rer Seok. tn sqranon. The Evening Etar has @ regular. perma GAUZ NTED—A French LADY Py igarad came | [ONE Pristine Barean se | Mand bat” CREVISSES—Au naturel. mnie ee ford. engon ment. Lona fide daily circulation more SSE BEE ping elena as tonatincationtet Soha Sot Cee a ae path Gna ‘sis: “Just arrived via steamer City of Chester. CUINTON HOUSE NOW OPEN Mountain than double that of any other daily paper | White 50 ete. a piece. WA STED—y s conileman, wife and ohita,a | HORA73 wal ihente sgiable sop pan Be BW. REED'S SONS, | yh sir?» Koad Table, Blade, Be House, Published tn Washington, and equal totha* piece. WV ists trout ROOM in, a visvate family. “Ad; | ith cu etreet sue =e F street morthwest. | Chigc™ Furfexco., Va. Rte Of all the other daily papers here added to- TYLER & CHEWNING, ‘OR SALE—A Toa FRAME HOUSE, seves Excursioniats’ 2 either. Ware rin to ceapectable and oar eas F rat 18 Feet fro front at Uy 100 foot der} Pear went of Wooden Tae ee Peper Rakion ar Essthor Wal Bathing’ ood pean ——————— Gate Clerks with Perry & Bro.) general house workin a etiall fan. Gallat pa to rive the ‘city. 0. H. Pa ERER: 'RESH MEATS AND DRESSED io aaa pS ‘TE Bran ts connected: with the wires of the Na 4 Sis tikstnw. | oe 5 andl etree ang2-3t* F POULTRY Ayan SAMUEL NOREIB, | tonal Telephone Exchange snd with the Western _a ae Wi in plasterers apd eres Ap, i oe Fe RENTS = PER MoxtH_New BRIOK AM, AYS ON HAND. Sl] S“=xER scoops Tet, betwoen 11th and 16th a. w.— rene HOUSE on Lat., corner of Sd u.wy 8 ¢ HAM, BACON ANS SGHASP BUACKISTON ISLAND. Walon Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies inclu ath: all ra odern improvements, ng urs A FRESH SUPPL. 3 REUITS AND ‘Corrs. an therefore be availed of in sending to Toe Stam | for 20 days. ae ISLE THREAD ott Wat D—An experienced 8 ALESLADY ir int the of Mrs. 0. SHEA, 34 and L sta. n.w. aug?- Svertisements, orders for the paper to be served mews, or any information, st any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities are a great conve Bience, and will be spprecisted by the customers of Tux Stas. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have Ta Stam mailed to them, > cstpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address Being chanwed as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. Failure te Fuse. The attempt to get up a compromise elec_ toral ticket between the funders and readjust- ets In Virginia seemed to be making some headway a week or two ago, but on the whole as not prospered, and the report comes from Woodstock, Va., that the mass meeting an- ounced to be held there Saturday for the pur- Fose of effecting a fusion proved to be an Unqualified tatlure. None of the leading poll- Lclans of the state invited to be present put In An appearance. The invitations sent out met With ho response, or were answered by peremp- tory declinations to be present. The meeting Was not held for the reason that there was no speaker of any prominence to address it. All that was effected was to obtain the sig- natures of a number of the farmers present toa Petition addressed to the chairmen of the state centra! tees Of both factions asking for the compromise. The fact seems to be that the leaders of the two factions detest and distrust each other in about equal proportions, and that if any compromise ts effected it will be because Of an imperative demand to that effect by the Gemecratic masses, The readjuster leaders doubtles: nd rightly, tbat if they aban- Gon their distinct and aggressive organization they will never be 2 party. The funders, or thetr leaders, appear to think, on the other hand, that the permanent Lealthfuiness of their party would be greatly endangered by any association with the unclean —readjusters. It 18 probable that this wing of the democracy (the funders) expect to be able to draw enough votes from the readjuster ranks to carry their own electoral ticket. At any rate, they Beem to be the most obstinate of the two fac- tions in refusing acompromise. On the other hand, the Richmond ihiy, the organ of the re- adjusters, does not altogether reject the Idea of & compromise, but says “It will be time enough to consider it when made by competent au- thorit It adds that it ‘has no hesitation, however, in saying that !t smacks too much of the famous presidential commission, of which ‘We have had enough.” oe Atthe annual meeting of the New Jersey State Dental Society, recently, 1t was agreed that the use of anesthetics has become en_ Urely too general in the profession. Dentists tn their anxiety to acquire practice advertise to extract teeth without pain, which means that the patient is to be placed under the tntiaence of anwsthetics. Progressive dentists are be ginning to condemn this practice and to insist that anesthetics shall only be used in perform- ing exceedingly painful operations, The lead- ing surgeoxs of the land are also taking a de- Cided stand against the frequent use of chloro- form and ether. The tndfscriminate use of ‘these drugs has caused death in numerous cases and shattered systems in others. The Opinion that anvsthetics should only be used in Cases where the operation Is so painful and pro- tracted that the patient might otherwise die Under it, is becoming popular among surgeons, physicians and dentists. ——_ ++, Gen. Hancock's letter to Gen. Sherman, writ- ten in December, 1Si6, on the subject of the then pending presidential controversy, ts made public. This letter was forced from its place among Gen. Sherman's private papers by the allegation that the democratic candidate, under the seal of confidenti+! correspondence, had ‘uttered treasonable sen'iments; that he had avowed bis purpese to recognize Tilden as the lawfully elected President, in the event that the democratic House of Representatives should Geclare him such. The essertion of Gen. Sher- man that Hancock had never written him a let ter containing such sentiments was not sat factory to the politictans, who hoped to find Something in tt damaging to the opposition Candidate, and the resuit has been the publi- Cation of the entire letter. In this communi- cation Gen. Hancock discussed the then presi- Gential situation from a democratic standpoint, but there ts rething whatever In it that 1s not Consistent with loyalty and devotion to the Country. Whatever else may be sald about Hancock, it cannot be doubted that he ts ag Joyal to the union as any patriot who shed his bleod in its cause. The Imformation that the merchants of Can- Gahar are burying their treasure tn the fear that Ayoob Khan may capture the place, indicates that the British garrison {s not entirely con- Ddebt of tts ability to resist an onslaugh'. The ews generally sent to the English pres3 In regard to the situation in Afghanistan ts to the effect that Candahar 1s not in any danger, but Occasionally information that the garrison ‘s not tco secure leaks out. It $s certain that the recent victory of Ayoob Khan has led thou- Sands of recrufts into his ranks, and with an enlarged army be may undertake to strike a decisive blow before the arrival of British rein- forcement ——-+-+e —___ Mr. Gledstone, the British premier, who caught a chill in leaving the House of Com- mons Friday night and was attacked with con- Gestion of the lett lung, is reported by cabie to- day somewhat better, but the report is coupied With the statement that travel had been shut Of from Lis street, which would indicate that is condition is critical Mr. Gladstone was born Dec. 29, 1899, and Is therefore over seventy Years of age. His vigor is rather exceptional for a public man whose life has been as labor- ious, and he may be able to rally from this attack, though the chances, at his age, are Sgainst him. ———— The bull-fight in New York city last Saturday Gvening proved to be so tame an affair that it disgusted even the president of the soctety for the prevention of cruelty to antmals. The ‘Steers that were turned into the arena were not Gisposed to hurt anybody, but whenever one of them was goaded into showing the least resist- @nce the tumid ‘orreros leaped the railing and ett him alone in his glory. Massachusetts, like the District of Columbia, 4s still subject to some of the old biue laws, ac- Wording to a recent decision of the supreme Court of that state. A gentleman who had ‘riven toa funeral from Boston to Mount Au- urn returned by way of Charlestown to make Bcall. In the latter town he met with an acct- Gent and was injured because of a Gefective Zhoroughfare. He sued the corporation for @amages, but the supreme court held that the old law probibiting anybody from travelling “on the Lord's day except from necessity or charity” was still in force, and as the plaintift ‘Was not on the road in elther of these causes he Could not be allowed damages, Says the Baltimore american: “It ts a tact not generally remembered that Gen. Garfield 13 the author of the law under which the Present census is being taken.” A mistake, Hon. S. s. ‘Cox, of New York, is the author of the existing census law, and he was made chairman of the Hisuse census committee because his Dill had been adopted by Congress. ‘The free baths of New York city were enjoyed Jast Week by 161,164 males and 115,003 females, 2b average of over 46,000 daily. Free baths in €very city would, no doubt, be patronized Squally as well, ie proportion (9 Population, ae ENG! aLIst the pizeet duality. LAOES, IBRONS FRINGES, ae a BUTTONS and ‘FANCY fees in gen- Ridiw BY GoODs. VERY GREAT parc atne Ts IN GOODS THAT CorGe Stock of HAMBURG WORK reduced to 15 “ai Fakimine LACES st low flag and M 8G. Ladies’ UNDERWEAL © Vesa s 50 cla KAR ve SHETLAND SHAWL® from #1 up. WHICE GOOD# in vip ire at ub HOUSEKEEPING and DOMESTIC GOODS greatly reduced. Kemnanis of ENGLI8H ORAPE; remnants of all ‘Binds half price. sone aa MITCHELL, OWE’S, Sit Market pase. aug2-6t enna. avenue. y OTICE.—Mesers. See & SHATTUOOK IN have eneeced nteamer JANE MOSELY. in- stead of t INO. W, THOMPSON to PINEY POINT, WEDS An, vis itaterooms for eale by H. 0» cor. 9th and F. and by the tans M. WH aug? 3t - H. ASHATTUOR, CBOIcE CUTS OF FRESH M&ATS AT wholesale. We have just completed arrange- ments to receive consignments daily. Loins, Prime Ribs and Tenderloins, to which we call attention of dealere. VOLE & auga-Im 9237 Louisiana avenue. W™ Ba BALLANTYNE & SON. BOURSEL DES AND STATIONERS, % 7th Washineton, D. C. NEW BOOKS : Life and Letters Science of Life, ey Animal and Vegetable nell; Biology, by Wythe: ’ The Teacher's Helper, by ‘The Micht of Right, by Gladstone; The Beles of English Vei yy Lanier: The Undis- govered Country, by Web. i Howells; McC fintock & Strong lopaedia, & SON, aug? ‘426 7th st. QToBK’s SUMMER TOURS, COMBINE MORE PLEASURE, GREATER COMFORT, THE MOST PERFECT REST, GREATEST ECONOMY. No Mosquitos, No Lanp Breeze, No MaLania. VISITIN 3 THE ISLANDS OF THE OOEAN, With Paved Streets, Magnificent Hotels, Immense ade Trees, Beautiful Lawns. WAY OUT IN THE OCEAN. Ont sight of Mainland; surrounded by Old Ocesn. THE MARVELLOUS LOW PRICE OF TICKETS, ONLY 315.25 TO MARTHA’S VINEYARD, NEW YORK, ae ‘PORT, A TOUR BEDFORD, OF NEARLY 1,000 MILES, NANTUCKET. $15.25. MARTHA’S VINEYARD, the Bright. NANTUCKET, the Quaint. ISLES OF SHOALS. the Rocky. MOUNT DESERT, the Will. Each Islehass Peculiar Oharm of Its Own. NANTUCKET TOUR, including Boston, 816.50. Long tedious rides in thesame couveyance avoided. WHITE MOUNTAIN TOUR, 821.50. ortunity of seei 1@ Three Greatest Cities of Raat Bois SDELPRIA, SEW YORE and BOSTON, $24.00. MOUNT DESFRT TOUR, $22.50. GRAND TOUR G, iaclading all the above places, only 830.00. NO EXOURSION TRAINS OR STEAMERS USED NO SPEOIAL TRAINS you ety C8 REGULAR TRAINS AND STE. Leave oki Spgaat, Oth, 10th ALL TICKETS GOOD FOR THIRTY DAYS. Descriptive Guide frec —1ath a1 8. avenue, ait anigtive Guide frec—ath and Penna. avenne WySlemtee ee S47 DE LYON. a bet for temper orig i es oe du- rabilit ranving in price from BONN. une from & ot mal toes. BL. RATIN: COLORED RATING. pos iN to $2. BLACK BROOADED SATINS trom 82 t0g5. SUMMER SILKS ‘at reduced prices.” cK ed down.” nes E: SHETLAND aa ‘ot UNDA 8 "RHAWLS. LINEN and AIK ULS ALL SOMMER: DRESS FABRICS at ‘‘greatly re- duced prices.” AN INSPECTION 18 SOLICITED. Ew "‘ONE PRICK ONLY," MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1940. jy31 H THE NEXT TEN DAYS WE WILL POSITIVELY sELL OUT Hs . Ovx Es1re S1ock or SUMMER GOODS, In order to make room for our EXTENSIVE FALL STOCK. CALL EARLY AND SEOURE GREAT BARGAINS AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DIS- TRIOT. (Sign or Taz Rep Fria: LEOPOLD BRICHOLD, Proprietor. NO BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY. jy31 Milinery and Fancy Good business 3 gpprentices for millinery, at SAMST. anes aimee Wircaeratn A White WOMAN to cook and do meneral house work. cd wages. Must have reference. Apply No. 1233 Mass. ave. aug2-3t* WANTED- ~Two firat-clasy SALESLADIES: wd can do ali kinds of worsted work. Muat ‘com | recommended. At MRS. MAX Vee a Waa Immediately, a reliable ae ae MAN to cook, wash aud tron. Apply to MRS. Fh, ROVER, southeast cor. North Oapitol aod respectabe colerad woman & VtEATIO. Cook, Ohambermaid or Nurae n private family ; v ry best city references. Apply dope mee: W4STED—ty a isdy, vnfurniehed ROOMS, in aneat, comfortable house, either on 2d or 1st floor; no objection to latter. Btar off Wi UTED [Alam {COOK for Springs; woman OUGK down river, ‘paid: Man and Wile on farm in ves wundey Tn city. 3 ood I ers. 926 Fst. ©. E. PRIVE & OU." aug2-2 WANTED—by a young man, €35 CASH. for whieh he will work 3 hours évery day after of- fice hours for the period of one year, Can sive s°- curity and references if required. Address O., Btar citice. aug WANTED By, 8 first-class Wooden and Willow Ware Housecf Baltimore, a reliable, ener getc MAN to represent the» in the city of Wash- ington. Good op) portunity for aman who can in- fuence sales. with references, WOOD ‘Address H. WARK, 11 W. Brett at * Besinore. he ot" Wann Restaurant COOK al Dat; must come well recommended. Ee ot ANTED—In a blacksmith shop, a helper who horses and make bitnself generally st. 6. Fy RENT STORES 05 and 709 ‘arket Space, ORMBT SF dy: ten room a iE, near Apply 306 ae street eo3t* FE SALE—AtMt. Pieasant, D. O., seven room GE and ‘about 13-000 feet of ground. R FRIAS naieate TTA JON B. BLOSS, Mt. Pleasant FR RENT—Those elegant ome NOW oceu- nied by the inspector of meters, Second floor af te Jewelry House W. Galt Bro. & Co. ©. HOLTZMAN, loth aud F via new. jy3l-6t Fok RENT Nine room Brick HOUSE, with modern improvements aXe gael path at between Rhode Ielard a Ap: ply tOJOHN F GRREN Teach Ooe! "sti-cts FOF BENT 155 G et. w..7 rome; Wrath st. roome, hot and cola water, (ellar, introbe. Apply to A.B. cay doh, Bb Oth st. nw. F% RENT—Cheap. toa ena TAGE corner Ith and Boundary sts. n. ws SLs ree Stable and grounds; pump of sya Fo t RENT—An 8 room HOUSE, in the country, t Linden Station, on the Metropolitan rail road; traiue run tosuit ‘clerks or businessmen. Ad- A. BOBREK, Wheaton P. O., » Montgomery OR ENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRT. TE AND AT See Ballatin ‘issued op the tet and 1sth of Svery mouth AE te ae THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st.n w. ysl-St* rae RENT—Furzished ROOMS, second floor, bath; also Front Roo, furnished, fourth ‘Apply 504 {3th st., dy3l-3e 30 to 8350 per mont foor; rent low; 00 ciildeen, between @ and F sts. n.w. FOR BEST _Fumiched HOUSE Unfurnished Houses, $5 to geveral desirable Dwellings snd Stores now vacant. can shoe useful Steady employment. At 212 7 B | SS MoINT IRE, 18-E STOISE 3. MILLER. ait | ROR RENT—puve STOR faa DELLING, WAN iD aike fitare HOOMS, connected by | ois pacar HD. JOS. C. HO! EE) folding doors, ur one very large lzht one, ¢9 pogtted ag a school room for younw laties:iocation | FOR RENT_UNFUBNISHED ROOMR, suitable between Pennsylvania avenue and N (ith fcr housedeeying.” All modern conveniences, and 16th sts. Address R., Star ofiice. — Jy31-2t* On Kecond floor. Apply 916 Sth st. Jy30 3t" WARTED_HoneE and CARRIAGE about three a week; horse must be Fiud and centle. A eet compensation for same. Address Wox 56, Star office. 3930 3" VOR SALE—A very desirable HOUSE, two- story 4 frame, @, On 6th st. a We ee 0; every coave- 8. BWORMSTED i F Ware tos assist in housekeeping and nee respectable private family by a WIDOW, with girl child awed 4, at 86 per month, Address E. W., Star office. sys nience. Apply to J. street. ‘OR RENT—Three-story brick SHEEERIE twelve rcoms, all modern im) movennentes, No: PIS Tith streos. Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1231 Pa faoct ‘3 T! HOLTZM and Fate hw, ‘¥., 3-story brick, all m. imps. #39. ory brick, all mod. inine a J. 8. SWORMSTEDT, 928 Fst. TOR RENi— THE CORCORAD BUILDING, RY, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—tingly or communicat- ing—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and ¢csets on every floor. Elevator'and steam haat. Dark rooms for storzge. “Inquire of the Janitor. H. G. TODD. T. OrrositE U. 8. TRE TOD) '& HANDY, otary ig Beat Renate Agee AND Fence, th strs Basement Seoohd National Bank Bullaing, ASHINGTON, D.O. attention given to Tavesting of eed AL Satectine of Rents. F= BENT 1111 H et. n.w., 10 re, mod. imps. 1439 L et. n.w., 8 rooms... 405 G et. n. 0 rooms, m. i 850 per mo. 1618 P st. n.w., 9 rm. brick, mod. im..830 per mo. 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.850 per mo. 1210 18th oud ‘10rm. brick, m.im.. 60 per mo. 179 B.1. . Wey 16rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 14th ot 5 9rm. brick, mod. im... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘Lenman Building, New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS: J. FISHER & O0., 1223 F street Jela WASTERat, WAGON BUILDER (wireer- fd 9 anes opening ke Cn OR aT ER nds fine opening a wanted. Address, immediately, M. HETZ Clifton, Fairfax county, Va. ANTED—To Rent—A seven-room HOUSE having all the mod. imps. ; without basement referred ; in northwest section ; for which rent not Brexceed $25 will bo paid bys permauent tenant having three m oo Good references wiven. Address Box 7, Star _3¥30: V “ ebreeen all torte: erat ining 8 aud country. sil sil ith reference. 9: Algo, st. n. my15-12w LOST AND FOUND. 1 ST July 31, small jeather hand ‘TOHEL—tsken a mistake from my store. Gontains papers of no va jue to any one but myself. Suitable rews UREE, Drdexist south west c’rnerdivand Fete new. OST Saiurday. July Stet, betweon Sth, 9th, F ats ‘he finder will be liberally rewarded. by leaving CCE Cee eho ae grest, or with JOHN M. Hi Y, City Post of- PEEP ofcity, a short GOLD oma. lentified. Apply No. 1312 F st. n.W., B. COUREMILLE, yarae OST—Thuraday evening. from 2015 G st_,alonz 20th st. to Penna. ave. car, or in car to Metro- politan Hotel, GOL! tably rewarded by icaving it i offee ot Wietco i faving it at office of Metro: huitably rewatded by leaving i ot N ore at RAED — The om UNITED STATES BONDS wore and on miss- ing oo ne agsets of the late Robert Whitaker, de- cease: ‘Two boride of @1,008 each. 67a, 1881, Nos. 6,406 ange 6,466, issued under act Fel: ea det 1861. 0 bonds of $1,060 each, 678, 1881, Nos 9,508 ied under act March 3, 1963. ir bonds of S500 each, Nos. 84,939 to 83, 936, Fon papneach ae Na pe 5, Hea 63,651, 63 652, 63,083, Ti 2 6, 6 HSL, tested cinder cf July 17 ana atiguse 814 The oe belonwing to eaid bonds were de- constitute 8 part of the assets in our “All pereows are cauitioaed against negotiating any any of the tald bonds, and a reward of S1,c09 wil paid foe any information that will secure there Tecove av WILLIAM A ON HERG TON, Le Leiper aa Frank- x ‘ourteen bonds 7,846, Hee, Pe 600, Ef atedt Waltaben doetasah cote tate atone or taker, deccacod, or to thelr Attorn 5: GO FOMNEON’ Tes Walnut st, CHARLES B. Pal NOoasT 426 Walnut st, Phitwdetpn iS WKS 4 BOARDING. ENT—ROOMB.f fornished or se Tete i, S16 and 914 Indians ave. nw. alep % month. FEAGEER. Per months syat 6c OOMB REDUCED TO ONE-HALF their uansl Large, nicely-furn'shed Rooms fro per month with or without Board: delat: fu peations 226 3d st. 3320-2 re TREMONT HOUSE offers good uo with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and 830 jonth; house is well furnished; table it and ceolest location in the city. jy24-1m pee TLOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st, n w., Iaone of the cosiest and best conducted Boarding Houses in the city. Transient Boarders accommo- dated at reasqnable terns. novid OR aERT ae story brick HOU }USE; 10 rooms, all modern improvements: new. Rent 840. Key at Grocery comer sth ‘and HE 8. Apply 8 F. GILL, 406 9th st. n.w. Jy30-3t Fo RENT—#25, No. 83 Beall st., Geeretown. ten rooms, all mcdern improvements, one equare from street cars. Apply to JOS. & J. LIEBEY, 27 Water ot. sya Bt (OR RENT- 2109 12th st. we. East Cap st., 878 7; 663 11th st. a... + B18 Te, BIS 10U1, 10rd Pat. ew, toa. 8. CAV WOOD, 1295 Stu we Bw FPOERENT One of the best BUSINESS STANDB in Washington. For particulars apply on c mises, No. 1231 Penneylyania avenue n.w. Jy? ‘OR RENT—A thira-story ane OO os nished. Apply at 606 13th MONEY TO LOAN. 10 LO: pos! ‘MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In 8UMs TO Burr, At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. No B.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. 3331 [ONEY To Loan. on RaxeJareand small amounts of Money to Loan “Yattention prompt. Changes moderate. 3B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. Sy24 ROR RENT-HOUBE No. 32 3 ei ms, si! modern improvements. Apply, T. DYER, office Oorcoran Ins. Oo., corner ka it and La. avenue dy27- OR RENT—Six-room HOUNES, desirably i ted; Apply to WHEATLEY BRO3., Tn stand Rhode Island ave.n. w. P| Reese RANT FOR SALE Centrally locatad loing a good business. Address es, 129. 8 Fo SALE—Stock and Fixtures of Geng jee) TOBAGCO Stoke, facta, oo: Bice Oases. Good stand. Apply bade wet ve peat) HOUSE, No. a7 Oa = EAs and water. neigh bortiood buvanE MARR, Soe Fn) Ww. jy16-im OB BENT-—To gentlemen only—A handsomely Eee eg EHORE B00 Me of ernie. “a woe a es EDUCATIONAL. ———> WAY ERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H et. n. w.— Boarding and Day Bolsals (for a La- die# and Onildren. Session opens Se) Oir- Cae cae at HOOK and Drog stores and Semi areca Panel pal. ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- RY—A BOAKDING AND DAY SOHOOL FUR YOUNG LADIES AND CHIED REN ao be re- gponed at 2028 12thet nw. MONDAY, September 2a80. Circulars at the pi al Bogkstores and at 1023 and new. Mus. Z D. BUI'CH- ind Miss MG DOCGLARY Paindipels au ia HE CEDARS—A HOME sOHOOL roe YOUNG LADIES AND LITT Willreopen on the 8TH OF Suerawnes. Bitusted on the Heights of Geo extensive grounds, the location is. once = beat health- fal coeraiblo. A few additi Pa- are, desired Teron magnet om partion re address the MISSES FABLE, and 7th sts., Georgetown, D. GA NETI'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. grees, S ory, Se Paar JAS. M. A .. LUD, rincipal of St. Zehu'e Coll ve.” Opens aber. 16. Address, until Bept. 1 DLSBEHGY: 129 602m E. SCHEEL, Teacher of Sawn ORGAN ¢ and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to beginners, as well as those wishing to be 2 alified for Teachers. Terms moderate. my erect northwest. MA4RYE4ND RGnicuene meer aa Day. Feptemue barat satsloges address Presi '» Bepte: r ‘or cata! ues I~ dent a H. PARKER, Oollee station, Prine: Georaes comity, Mas y28 ewan Bias FEMALE PEMINARY. i HICK, Mp.—School duties resumed on ¥, September 8th. Location health- jperior instruction in all departments: Gate, far home training. Terms very, moderate. For catalogue or information addres: Mars. M. W. “HAOKELTON, jy28-1m it. comer, Fayette FOR SALE. FR SALE Sizicen head of young HORSES at ov th st., tween EY ons re 8. _" Suneat e for poses. From Winchester, Va. et Fa! SALE—A HORSE, BUGGY, HARNESS, &e. ; an excellent, stylish targont; will Wd at a bargain. “Address BA 2, Chet at At (OR, BALT—A Splendi3 Rosewood- ease, Five: aos Ke PARLO RLOE, MELODEON, for, ,, Warranted ag ood as‘ new. EGY v. WSitito's 410 11th st. new. oe SALI -ECurar zap —Handso cane turnout ue aw Hol 3¥ HAKNEsS. Apply 2002 7th st. nw. J24-20" market, at HUt York avenue. WEN'S, No. 615 New jy21-2w* 100 ?°7= PLAIN and FANCY COLORED COTTON, LISLE mae and SILE BUCKS Reduced in price. . S. TEEL, 4931 935 Pennsylvania ave. Om coazs AT SELBY'S, 40 and 60 cents up. Good Cascimere Pants, $2, $2.59 and 83 up. Working Pants, 75, 85c., $1 and $1.25 up. $12 Blue Flannel Suits now 810. Boye’ Knee Pants, 50, 75c. and 81 up. Great many Job lots Shoes closing out half price. B: 38 1014 and 1916 Penna. NOTICE. We will continue our immense closing out sale for ten days longer. The larces: and most elegant stock of DRY GOODS ever offered at coat. Al goods warranted as represented by the sales- men. W. W. BURDETTE & ©0., 4730-St Nos. 938 7th st. and 706 K st.n.w. D® F-4: Von moscnziskEn, 610 10th street northwest. Bpecial Attention Given to the Treatment of THE ores, In a oy ogee gadont ea ae necessary. Hundreds of most distinguished citizens of vicinity have been 1k BALE—One of the largest stocks Second-hand CARRIAGES -otect Now and offered in thie city, cmb eacne all series open and close, faa and heavy. C ‘it sae ne paor GHAHAM. 4 410-416 8th attended tor woe sees EY ‘OR ea '59—One Isr, FR ae ane bank, BAnMontom’ oM,. o st Paws Ot are several fine PIANOS, at ancrince, i ‘Ia Fe SALE—100 different Gta new and sec- ni, oe q hand CARRIAGES, Rockaw i be sold Boag ‘ luce he Bo Teassuable le efter refused. JOHN Ea AOUNG. 1B SALE—Parti bout Sac peat ters HOHRER, SE es acdress me, as 1 Raver sofia demand for such woe, ‘orders pi fended to and on thomostreasqnatete a Savon ing strictly as represent . F. DOWN. Woisithee mw ¥ Dowied, Jell-6m ONT oes THE OPPORTUNITY to ‘of those 75 OR- et at ‘SIDNEY T. RIMMO'S H0 8 He PERSONAL. YOUNG wae FROM BALTIMORE, having ‘ashington frequently, would like inquisitive. Ad- Age ‘with som not dress TRAVELE®. Bar office cy all Penne oy Suzi awe 10. 932 E st., between ant jeweler, a WwW ALBURG! successor to I. P. ee has IVERVIEW ACADEMY. A thorongh-going, wide-: awake School gomibining Study, 3 due proportion. Fa oat tive Pam amphlet, with Chart of Requisitions or Co: admission, sent on receipt ote. post- OFIS BISBEE, A-M., Princital. Jea5-<blow Ebvcarionar, WRITING CLUB.— An opportunity is afforded youth, men and iow to ona a condensed, effective courte of caine ing, to change, in from cig welve ba ing to ~The SPENOER BHOS wie Dave instructed incre than 150,030 studen: Gives spec ‘al course in plain, ee renee ep Washington Educational is MONDAY, August 2, 1880, at ‘Sponcorian asiness Enrollment ee lee office. Fee 85. Call or send for siren jy College, corner 7th aud L sts. new pues BORE Lar oa tacoma WASH- For circulars ey Mite it ‘BR. AROHER, 1401 Mass. avenue, Washington, D. 0. jy27-3m_ are A, YEAR, BOARD AND TUI- TION, Female Seminary, ry Academy, Cb iy, Military College (un 2 Mea), Haddon- AY SARWELL WHITEY, B.D. iE. 2m MY VERNON SEMINARY BOSTOR SOURG LAD DAY TegtOOl Ne Re z ‘Bchovi ‘ear opens Sept. 20th, For further information a adareas 3y15-2m Mrs. J. E. SOMERS, Principal. SANSYEV ANIA MILITARY ACAD- Py CuEsTEB, Pa., opens September 8th. ot Eng neering, Chemistry, O} pene Colferred. Bofors to Gel Beale, ter, and Messrs. 3. itt, Wm. H. Creo G. Payne, patrons . Bailey ot rte "Aeadom me Was hing ay Con. THES. HYATT, Prosident. LEGE, MEOHAN- At beautiful College 0 ‘25th. Sept. 15th. ae ok eo noe A Pa. » Pres. = ING Ee af idabuaG, PA. ak rent Home and School. Syli- nee LAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.— Rx RANDY SPRING, MD.—Will open NEF ER zen I6mm. A full oot instruction will be y | fees with lectures on history, ‘belles lettres ane ye patural sciences. For circulars address LENE ELD, A.M. adder ame i ae EUXNN, A. M., 702 SrR St. x. w.— vs en ROQun, 13 1823 F st., native feat. are rivate inet iistruction fo fa alg ren moder om = COUNTRY BOARD. CRTTES DESIBIL 'IRST-O! a % Sra And So), airy BOO BOONE pe ie reas HIGHLAND, Bladenabehe 0. ——_ ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. ie 1°% 1K MAG) [OENT SEVER: FE RAR oey aavax-sr0r Se Nera eG we wher un thea cal Se convinced. ava 410 ‘at. mew. ECKERB 7 —_““euperior ."—Theo. 8. B. Dare ie Sent 2 ae guns. Prices resson: % ec Ne FOE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOnSEND Hand-made Merchsntable BRIQKS for sate, at 85.25 per thousand. SHERIFY, aug2-Im 1114 Penneyivania av. EESONE HOLDING U.S. COURT OF OLAIMS MENTS awaiting appropriations or Allowed Government Acconuts Hay inde charer or have money advanced Bo: Office. tig 2-6t* x a eee Foes HEAP—Must be sold 1 within three daye, "3 is EIQUOR STORE, with attache Inquire 122 bar oe ‘OR BALE $3,500 NOTE, running five years at fouse in Bak 6b E.A. MCINTIRE 918 Fn.w. FPSESALE—Two elegant 9 room HOUSES: cholee locations ; corner properties; nicely alshoas every convenience; terms 81, 000'or 82,000 dow: balance easy. Call or address Owner, Hom 4. Wil B25, ONTEE will purchase a x1 socmed HOUSE, near mar- ee x MIN TIRE, 918 Fn.w. IALE—One of the best located RESTAU- eee in the city, ert & good business, one of the oldest stands, with | adies'and Gentlemen's DINING 8, Having (prostands, wishes to dispose of one. Address P. R.. Btar office. $31-2t* ae OF 125 ACRES NEAR LEESBURG, VA., OR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHING: 10N CITY FHOPERTY-—Placa is well w: in Bood con condition. Apply to P. CATER NENG 0 bi paorenry FOR ed a sete ee go $* CASH AND neat two-stor: ir a oe school i TO} and one of best water owers in Vi Beit eile Of Pocshoneas Geto Factory, walls which standing. All weed on inan adjoining town o! ua, Brings | Wea 5, Vac, Cistant one hear te ratiea an yD resaonable acd: ‘O RORNEY, Webster Law lee Jot of BRIOKS pa! 255 L. SHERIF! FF Mu Gecuavivnie avenue. 'OR SALE—A DEE Ane HOME, on the ‘southeast corner of A and 2d st. 8. e., as follows: Baseme Furnace Ioon parlot ae bdow loon parlor ‘window, J. Recond floor a BUILDERS!—A lar; mea oa per oumna jy26 6t 2nd west tide) cue ‘The floors of first story and trimmings in hard we This property is within two saneres of the U. 8. Capitol, andone square of the Metro; litan end Pa. avenue strest cars, and will Deaold ata 5y20-3in tion of the premises ts invi An inspection of fhe premises ts invited. ‘OR BALE-Small Houses, cheap and on, easy ‘ory Frame House of bre Toons ot yonay waits at. tory House of § rooms, Br ieses 8 3a st. t.w., 2-story rome; $1,500. On oth st n-6.,2-story 8, has 7 rooms, cellar and sts- bio fof Stisxi08; rents for Sie yer wont, W. E. BURFORD & CO. 1115 F st. n,w. jy19 C*cort back Certifical the District m at the mark TAX BILLS of all kinds paid at a discount. W. H. OLAGETT, jyl-eolm 819 Market Bpace. Faw BALE OR Pane, FOR Grty PROP- ERIYS FARM 100 acres, well cult waved, Tatles Below swith stogk ata implements. Inquire 1136 | a sit n.w., between 6 and 7 p.m. SPLENDID FARM jo Sontag = north of Laurel Stati guess acres, 80 under cultivation and 20 20 fn wood fencing, room feame hoses & bulap OF Buon water, Pack sud odhern rut builddngs and fine Terms suitable, -Oharch Possession imm in CORN, ‘on the piace, or A street. ROPERTY OWNERS LEAVING THE OITY EAI ve. their ren sted nod remicedco naan by dratton Ke or Vork in Bank to their credit by HELLEN & sho oLsom, Heal Estate and’ Lasuranos Greats, 615 7th st. ama FINANCIAL. JSVESTMENT BONDs. FIRST MOBTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE AND NORTHWESTER! FORT MADISQR |, AND (NORTHWESTERN Dated April 1, 1880, and Due in 1905. Bonds of $500 and 81,00) each. et Principal and id Kuterest Payable in Gold UNION TRUST eee — YORK, TRUSTEE. Oty of Fort Madiao oe saa gfe City of Oscalooss, Tntarest April Ist and October For sale at Pound ‘with's bonus fbad hg Tay eae! ‘Bond in fall ications for. or for fc Informs- tian Prospectus, Bos be: to JAMES M. DRAKE & CO., Bankers, a Building, 20 Wall street, W&. FINE eid “AND. TUB BUTTER. and prices Feasonable, at THE PALACE MARKET, Cosxen lite axp New Yorx AVENUE $026 FRANK J. TIRBETS & Co. oe eee handsomest Minnsects’ Patent Flour in the Salen Sate 2 MINNEO! A very upersor Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS Eanoy, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent GOLDEN HILL, ‘The Btandard Family Four of the District, For sale by every first- Grocer. SHOLESALE DEFOSS Corner Ist at. and Indiana ave. p12 WM. M. GALT & Co. _LADIES GOODS. _ Le MDE TO AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. JAS. HR. VERMILYA, LADIES' FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKFR, 80 Oth street, aug? Opposite U. 8. Patent Ontice. Beatixe RATS FOR YOUNG LADLES THE LATEST MACKINAW CASSANDRA JUST RECEIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, jyl4 No, 1107 F st. n.w. M.™ ee PRR CENT. OFF ALL 8; SALES, for my sual FALL IM- PORTANTONE. 1 ra ‘wilt AT take 34 per cent teva Bonn i Dress and Traveling Wraps, Domesti Hid Base Underenrncate, 8 besnda el vara Trim love - men fy aces and all the ies Wovetien ete, wf TOlte Trevise, Paris." Zameen Goods are fresh in every department. 3026 Ms BELLE Lucas’ DEESEMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 Sth st. n.w. decll HOUSEFURNISHINGS REFBIcEEaToRs, WATER COOLERS, AND ALL SUMMER GooDs, will be cold at actual cost for the next thir- ty days. A full line of SLATE MANTELS, 8t. Geo. Stay "s Head RANGES; Bocial and Fireside Jewel W. 8S. JENHS & CO., iy8 ‘727 7th st. n.w. GPereres: GAS STOVES: HE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. BOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS oot ANY OTHER STOVE IN ‘HE MARKET. (Call ana see thems, No- 681 15th st. 7 A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 48 E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., DDE REFRIGERATOBES, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVEBIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of Chins, Glass Ware, &., myl5 1009 Pa. ave. GEoucE BYNEAL, Hed OIL AND WATER COLORS, ABTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF Faxcy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS axp PRESENTS. mar2)__416 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). FRE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE ANT ELS, TATRORT LOWEST MEAMG RATES. °° HAMILTON & SHEDD, BJ 409 Oth st. AS COOKING STOVES, Washington Gas Light ‘their office on 10th aoe ey artes the SUR DIAL GAB 000!) iG. DOVES, ta warigns gions and patterns. This is the Stove used by Miss Doas im her lectures on Cail and examine them. my20 PROFESSIONAL. \OBNS, ey —_ ern attention com- qaensurate with the lal upon them. At Dr. NEY TESestablistimeut 1416 Pa. ave.,opp. Willard’s Hotel, yearly commutstion, in special cases, {s from 10 to $72. The variety of applt- ances and popular fee, 81 per visit, giving a large and vari Lies pee) 1 treating of extreme cases wit ee 4 eT eT rT, Dee, No. 437m ‘arse aisars from con try tn allite Dbranch a. SoESaTON. DENTIBT, J. A Graduate of Pennsylvania Couere: SR pincers ct Excursions 9 BLAOKTS. TON Ist AND will hereafter be required topsy ‘sth in advance, for the privilege auding. This resort is now open. fer Unturnhstea Cottages snd month. Furnished, ith, boa #1.00 per day. Dr. 3. Me tor, PO. Mileatown F seawete Board 825 ; a ‘Two bours from Washington to Warrenton Virginia Mid’and, thence to Springs, Over ean] 4 Herd route by Knox,of Knox’ Expres. New Ber 4 1 a8, telegraph, electric belle, water on every pace siry os ood table. Traits leav= B &Y. Weber's orchestra, station 710 a.m. a, redays and Satu on same days, react to 18 per week tah Kednoed rates to families and “aris. at National Hotel, or address 3¥16-1m. Roe ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, GBEEAT NOBTH MOUNTAIN, Parties desiring to visit Rock Enon Springs are requested to secure rooms. before starting, at office of _1y12-ta4_A. 8. PRATT & BON, 401 9th st. nw. mE =_e HOTEL, T EAN CITY, MD. Now open for the as modation of guests. bituated 100 from the breakers. lelphia, Baltimore and BOR. i, and Eastern oe foot of Bonth st penton, c aily(except Saturday.) Terms 2 per day: S10 and S12 er week nenetdine ty eee (irculase ot ae Star office, Cire § anon HST Mite to the Pi ri pie te RIGHT HOUSE, BEHOBOTE BEAOH, DELAWARE. feat First-class acco: jo Berd (ang Seccmmodations for $10 per wi = WALTER Ee, 3310-36 Propri MS ONT VIEU Hor FRONT ROYAL, Guar the Grat Luray Oaverne) Rooms tit class. Fare and attention cum 0 any in the state. “For circulars ferns, App! tar OBlce 4 STINSON, Proprietor © °Sye-im™ enacts aces CAPE MAY, N. J, R. CRUMP, of the 2 Qoloanaie Hotei, “fiat his. B. a. GILLETT. ow perfectly ad: to requirements of, the best clase < ‘of Seaside Vi initors. An unequ location, larwe and airy r soma, entirely new and handsome furnitu: re, carefully REY anda table ee articular ge Passenger elo- vator. belis. Music by Mark Hassler's Orchestr stra. The proprictors invite your commands. RUYEX SPRINGS, st. MARYS COUNTY, AS A HAPPY RESORT.— View bedutiful, bathing fine, aft, ia abundance. Fish, Crabs and. Oysters Medical bilis fron. eke ich stops at Colton’s or Black ist. Island and my conveyance will meet you, Bot re member my piace ts mot Backisuag'e Istana, a lor Reas in. +euquier Springs, V many suppore. pode: sea er eee M. D., Pro; Mncrows PO. summons <3 GND UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. toad OPEN For THE Smason. HENRY CLAIR, Lesnee. Jed-£, m, w, 26t COXGREss OCEAN CITY, MD. ‘Will open JUNE 261, 1880. Perfect! its appointments. Terms ORGS We ma, in all 23.50 BELDY, Proorietor” ‘THOS: FARLEY feat ri ; 00260 an week. W. Biter CLASS COTTAGE, ARDING, convenient to Hi and Beach. Terms, BOX 282, Cape May. ATEANTIC Wil for the season 23, with largely “creased od facilition for the aecommeda ion oF a fome addition, eee 100 rooms, om houses: ae 8 pavilion ing, rare ‘anos recent im ciroulare. = fers shee ton. proeia BECKW 1TH, Chiat Gi JouN QF4s0n or 1 55 STOCETON HOTFL AVE MAY, N. \HARLES DUFFY, (of. Gontibentay H tel, Philadelphia, )’Bup"t aud General Sanaser- OPENS JUNE 19. insic SSLER, peers Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON ‘ore.—Our patrons have the use ef s Passenger plvatcr and each room is suppiied with Rlectrio E feet STATES Pee cerieeetictenicxanemesiemeniarementt ti MOTEL. es EST IN A ropes Sit ny, x Epeghice Ww. watikey a Maaver Tos CHASE, : Fao! MORGAN. ‘Musical Director. BROWN & sat it's WOELEPER, Pest TC COMFORT: vA., sttusiat 10 yarde Ln ey from Fort Mon: nal to any hotel iia thet Caleta Btat 0nDAN. = i bei ARK HOTEL asa ‘Hexpro He be WILLIAMEPOITS Pa, Just been thoroughly renovated, cauiived: sn ‘and sup-' piled with every ‘Senvenie fort of patrens. acres, carcoundel toon ery in ey ee te fi Penh gata oe to route from an Ni: Falls, and from New York and Phil: tothe mountains of “Northern. Pennaylesens 18 years’ experience. ing s specialty. 52) Water from, the celebrated Minnegua Heed Paget ana tier, Olio oats Oatzary | 320 Pe Runt fre of chines Exner Meat — LE new. Bot ang’: | pressure. Arserted to be At efficient as when par- Dr: Domer and others. mi pressure. | Ase erties Pac eae Sea NGS seta boar business of the | addres D. McDONALD, SE Je8-0026t avenue, will be continued by nether SR (CONGRESS HALL, ‘J: WATERS, formerly of 913 Pa A coatinaanes of 15 rerpeot SARATOGA SPRINGS, E WEIBERDORN, Dota pemorel wo 1670 THREE axp 4 HALY Dortans Pen Date peri aa sil operations ou the tint octhis Splendid Hotel having been thoroughly ren- Toasotnble prone. Ritract- wrew | ovated ‘urnisbed will open ing, 60 cents. THURSDAY, JUNE 17. DENT1s7, 919. ne WF 7 fae a, ees ey ——— oe H. 8. CLeMews. _(Jel-26teod] Wa. Witkrssox. prereset nine tvnomn BOOKS, &c. SPORTING GOODS. N2w BOOKS as prin 00 50 25 50 00 00 00 58 25 va. PPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ARCH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; ORO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. At Puices To Surr THE Tres. 1.0 Zz on mt te2° “mae Rit 1y2t- saat. bey or Tab attest Ops. t Us Boa ie oe Ei 0mns0n 6 00. Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0.,