Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. MONDAY ............... August 9, 19SCe CROSRY 8. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Star hasa@ regular, perma” nent. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily papers Rere added to- gether. ‘Tue STAR has 8 direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telewraph office in New York eity, from which wires radiste to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philsdelphis which re celves exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have Tae Stap mailed to them, Postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the addrees being changed a8 often as desired. The money meet ececmpany the order in all cases. Elsewhere will be found an abstract of Gen. McDonald's “exposure” of the whisky ring, in which he makes a vindictive assault upon Gen. Grant. It 1s probable that the design was to use the book as a campaign document had Grant been nominated, but that it became worthless for that use when another man was nominated and that McDonald publishes It now to make seme money by Its sale, The amount of new matter tn it, however, aside from McDon- id's unsupported statements, does not seem of sufficient weight to make any great demand for the book likely. The pubiication seems to show that members of the whisky ring were on a rather unpleasantly familar footing at the White House; but the friends of Gen. Grant contend, and probably with truth, that he had no personal knowledge of the operatious of the ring, though the same 1d of some of the members of Lis Cfficial househol McDonald, It is sald, won Grant’s regard by his pluck and energy at Vicksburg, and It was the liking and confidence thus inspired that gave him a footing after- t the White House. It would seem, as in some other tnstances tn Grant ’s presidential career, to have been a case of sadly misplaced confidence. ———— re Mr. Blatne has thrown himself into the con- test in Maine with characteristic energy, and the republicans throughout the country seem to take it for granted that when be undertakes the active management of the campaign the State ts safe forthem. Those familiar, however, With Maine politics see that he has, by long odds, the heaviest fight on hand this year he bas ever sustained. The coalition between the Cemocrats and creenbackers Is very thoroughly Organized, It is not certain that the counting out frauds of the fustonists will lose them many votes, and the republicans have to count upon a considerable defection from their ranks to the radical temperance ticket. The republicans have always been t greatest sufferers when the temperance men have had a separate ticket in the fleld. This the ramrod Neal-Dow temperance people threaten not only to put up an electoral ticket, tut to ru separate candidates for governor and In the first Congressional dls- ance, the democrats and green- ‘vackers have united on Gen. Anderson, the democratic candidate two years ago, and at the same time the temperance people will, it is re- Ported, put up an independent candidate, a prominent republican politician of York county, who willbe apt to draw away many votes from the regular republican nominee. When It is considered that Keed, republican, was elected two years ago only by a plurality over the democratic and greenback candidates,—the vote Standing: Reed, 13.483; Anderson, democrat, 9,333; Gore, greenbacker, 6,348,—and that the democrats and greenbackers are united this year on Anderson, it will be seen that the republicans have a pretty tough job on hand to held the district, even without the drawback of a ramrod republican independent cand!date tn the field. Something like the same condition of affairs exists in the 2d (Frye’s) district, where Frye two years ago received 11,434 votes, against Chase, greenbacker, and 3,332 for Belcher, dem- ccrat. Frye is very popular, however, and the tusionist frauds were so especially distasteful to some of the large towns counted out in his district that he will doubtless pull throvgu against all odds, In the Sd district, Lindsey, republican, was elected also by a plurality vote, receiving to §, for Philbrick, greenbacker, and 5, for Smith, democrat. In the 4thand sth dis- triets the democrats and greenbackers elected Lada and Murch over the republican candidates. Powers and Hale. It will thus be seen that the republi-ans, even with Mr. Blatne’s perzonal supervisal uf the de. tails of the campaign, and the aid of ‘he presi- dential question to bring out their disa‘Tected members, will have a pretty hard fight in the Congressional districts against the fusion. though they may be able to carry the electoral Uicket and the legislature. The rapid extension of telegraph facilities to meet the increasing demands of business has enveloped all our large cities in a maze of wires and fled the streets with unsightly poles. New York, Boston, Chicago and Cincinnati are pro- testing against the present system of erecting wires, and the Western Union Company 13 lay- fog an experimental wire under grouad tn Jer- sey Ct, the purpose of devistag a plan for running {ts various lines that will not {n- commode and endanger the residents of cities ‘The danger of the present system of running wires was upon the perple of Cal. cago lately. While flames were Issuing from the sixth story of a hotel tae cry was ralsed that some of the inmates were atill in the upper Tooms of the burning bullding. The fire- men found { tmpossible to ran up ladders because of the telegraph wires which surrounded the hotel on every side. Wires by the score extend over the roofs of houses here in Washington as well as other cities, and they not only, often in cases of fire, interfere with the work of the firemen, but actually endanger thelr ves. It ts time for municip: horities to take a det rand against the present mode of erecting wires. It ts not nece that the telegraph compantes should await the result of experiments with un- derground w! t has been demonstrated long ago that the underground system can be made as effictent as the one now in use. In Lon- don, for lustance, the wires are all encased in boxes that are sunk along the curbing. This plan ts more expensive than the use of poles, because the wires have to be coated with an tn- sulator; but {t 1s time, in this country, to con- sult public convenlence and safety rather than the de and expenses of telegraph compa- panies. Here In Washington the removal of the long lines of poles on our thoroughtares would rid us of a nuisance and add to the general ap- pearance of the city. —__—_—-—_____ ‘The history of the struggle for woman's suf- frage tn this free country and the part that the Smith sisters, of Glastonbury, Vt, and their cows have played tn it are familiar to all who read. Year after year those cows were per mitted to beso’d by the collector, as the pro- test of the sisters against taxation without representa‘ion. The elder sister died a year or two ago, and committed to the survivor, Miss Julta, the cause for which they had battled. Miss Julia married and, after resisting the des- potism of men for three score years, she has finally surrendered to the authority of one man—her husband. Recently he patd the tax on the cows, without making any fus3 about 1", and when bis wife mildly protested he sald to her, “it was bis tax, not hers, and as he cou!d yote he had no reason to go contrary to law.” Miss Smith, or rather Mrs. Parker, recognizes the authority of her husband, and meekiy hopes that “the town will vote In a more elvii collector next fali.” Rae ACEE TO a from Cong Aqueduct bridge between 5 and 7" o days and Saturdays. ABASOLS BETUCED FROM @8 to a4. REDUCED FROM 25 to 93. REDUCED FROM 83,50 to 82. &UN UMBRELLAS AT COST. SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. NEW FALL DEESS GINGHAMB. NEW FALL DRE£S CAMBRIOS. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Cierks with Perry & Bro.) ang? 918 7th st. n.w. RREotceD PRICES: SU DRESS UMMER Etc Too deen ati a tiaEN Ti ics, 12540. each. ere ac! dco SHETEAND SHAWLS on reduced from 25 and Skew ‘ DUSTERS aa i ance 50 PARABOLS half Ocn Estite Stoce Af * Heavy ReDucrio. GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. pp ce eeoncms LINENS. RICHARDSON’S FAMILY LINENS. Tae LIN: ee, : EINENS. ‘snd prices.” augd N¥ LACE, Ei LINEN HUCKABAOK TOWELS. GERMAN iasaale owns with Fancy Bor- BATH LOWELS, s HUSSIA ROWELS. Y: TORREY kee WED ees RUSSIA CRASH, GLASS LINENS. COR” CELEBRATED. DOLLAR SHIRTS open EcaieR Diese oGops. LAWNS, GREN- ae INES, OKGANDIES, GINGHAMS AND ERC. ALES—at ‘‘greatly reduced prices. “ONE FRICK ONLY,” MARKED IN ALN FIGURES. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Estabiiehed in 1840. a=: BARGAINS. aue7 We will offer a large lot of DOMESTIO SEWING MACHINES, latest improved, at the low price of $37.50. Also, Sinxer Pattern’ at $25.00; latest im- proved, with ail attachmen’ rranted, and structions wiven free of carge, at OPPENHEIMEN’Ss, POPULAR SEWING MACHINE ROOMS, 628 Oth street, an7 8t. Cloud Building. AILOBING DEPARTMENT. A choice line of TROWSERINGS, suitable for the Mountains or Seaside. Also choice SUITINGS at reasonable rates. ine W. 8S. TEEL, augT 935 Pennsylvanta ave. Ww 8. JENHS & CO., . No. 717 7th st. n.w., Agents for the ST. GEORGE snd STAG HEAD ELEVATED OVEN RANGES, the SOCIAL tnd FIRE. SIDE JEWEL. snd, PARLOR SUN LATROBES, RADIANT. TOMA SEAR and EXOELSI 108 3 YURNA rictly’ first! ice eal Ting of Alen SLATE MANTELS, GRATES S and Por fable RANGES and COOK STV: EGsall of which will be sold at lowest rates. Having the Jangest as- the city, we wonld solicit an inspection from all in want of above goods. HALL, JUSTICE OF eS eaiae aa NoTaRt PUBLIC, 622 8th st., (Room 4. Ist fleor, Le Droit Bu juilditia), corner atu ‘and F = n.w. Residence 1233 8 st. n.w. ‘aut cid WAx2ED 70. SELL-PATENT, OFFICE, RE- PORTS (Mechanical), from 1847 to 1811. in. elusive, at Bookstore, No. 122955 7th st very cheap. auugT3t Fissive TACKLE.A oan assort- mont for a few 9 Sa at cost. Bass Hooxs Booded 45 cents; Perch, 20 cants dozen. 4 ang6-3t 019 7th street. EAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, ETO. SPECTALLY axp SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, 6109 19th street northwest. ‘Less than a year ago DE. VON MOSCAZISKER came to Washington and established an office for the special wreatment of the ABOVE MALADIPS, with thei 1 of, Female dr the SESSION ‘OF in succene was ttut he has Fesolved to make this city, by. the SPEGIAL RE WEST of many, his PERMANENT RESTOR the estensive held for and need of a reliable CIALIBST in the disorders of the Reepfratory Or- wabs, to which he has for years given attention, be- ing very evident. Among those who have publicly stated his success in the treatment of thelr casee are SENATORS DANIEL W. HEN Somerville, Charles reds of ethers, whose names can fice. Wess ((oLUMB1A rorTeRy. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. cast. acting STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- agit and machine- made FLOWER POTS of all 708. GARDEN VASES, DAIRY and COOKING ILS, VE JARS. Ke. OT ean cha the wade auppliod without lela, and at the lowest prices LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! A NEW DEPARTURE. ALL OF OUR JOIST AND STUDDING ARE CUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MORE HEART IN THEM, CLEARER OF ENOTS, AND BETTER MANUFACTURED THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE cIry. WILLET & LIBBEY, 6TH STBEET AND NEW YORK AVENUE 4y20 EWELRY, TER RRLING J i ake Gg, SILVER AT cost 1 FORT THIRTY pays ONLY. Before removirg toour new XN ave., we Will sell our ent oak a het roe Established 1840. onisint LEWIS, ihe quate eae RignoNs ns FRINGES, Be. BUTTONS ‘and FANCY as cd WER 20 sil Pee nell festa LU gas Willenee” New York. Ce rete he B pf FRESH MATS AT ve just completed pete ai Hive a and TFenderlome to which we: all attention of of dealere. LE & CO. aug2-1m ‘937 Louisiana ave Cals PLUMBING. 8 348. ¥. BRIEN, 419 oan 5 Maken a encciaity of the examination nay 7 promptly of PLUMBING, ith 8 view to its jor ieee Srl eo ae ae | ane pieces WHITE asi a SLIN at 125g and TH EEKLY STARI!I NCW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. FOR THE CAMPAIGN 50 CENTS 18 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. It is an eight-page paper, containing fifty-five eolid columns of reading matter, including Stories, Household Hints, Political News, the Lateat Tele- grams, Washington News and Gossip, all the Mar- riages and Deaths of the week, an Agricultural column, s complete record of Local Events, ei.. ete. Tt will be sent to any address, postage paid, till after the Presidential election for Fifty Cents. Addrees: THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY aug7-2w {ALL Goops. ‘We have just opened our FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, Ard call attention of parents who are preparipe Cee for school to nitings, Ot , Uni derwear, &c. Puli Dark Prints (best goods), 8c. per yd. OUSEKEEPERS' GOODS. Towels, a vena Table Linen. Crash, Sheeting. Wine Cloth, & The oélebrated Devonshire Towel, 83 per doz. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pa. ave. One ie All goods marked in plain figures. au6- pe ae eee eee NG@TICE.—Thonsands of | WATOHES | have Se Kents a0 eee by me Curing the last thirty eal perfect to-day as when manu- dnctured. "Well made Watches Wi il, with care, last indefinitely, if attended to by an experienced’ per- gon. ENSEN, 913 Penueyivania ave. BY GoopDs. VEBY GREAT penoas IN GOODS THAT UST BE SOLD. Large stock rot HAMBURG WORK reduced to 15 cents per ii All (MING LAGER at low prices. Padies! and Mickes GAUZE VESTS 50 cts. Eates UNDE ER WEAR very cheap. HETLAND SHAWLS from §1 up. WHITE GOODS in all varieties. Renee and DOMESTIC GOODS eatly res di he mnants of ENGLISH ORAPE; remnants of all kinds balf price. eee et eS: SOHN 'T. MITCHELL, ang2-6t 031 Penna. avenue. OXNTON’S ‘1880’ FURNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE POR OOAL OR WOOD, BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE, Are powerful heaters: remarkably durable; eco- nomicai in fuel; «ive universal satisfaction ; haye no rn joints; are free The most DURALLE FURNACE, the CHEAP- EST to buy NEAL with OLINKER- OLEANING anti-friction pase ASH-SIFTING GRATES “Sena? for circulars before Surcharing ott others. BICHAED SOR, = OnEES Peay aaa) Water street, New York. Cc. G. $y29-the,tuim 1337 E Sta vear Wiles, N? MeCRE beng ke . PUBLIO ANNOU) ‘ENT. HIBBONS OF rN CEE SEATVERY, RIZE AND ‘COLOR, Bt TENOLLS, "AMPS, Can now bet promptly. ands by ‘the’ ‘undersian who has had 30 years’ experience in this 1i carat Business, Iwill furnish anything in the above line in lanve'and small quantities a prices to suit all, and defy competition, JULIUS BAUS A TEN, 1222 Pa. ave. jy27-1m $250,000. FRANKFORT SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY. Only 50,000 Tickets and $250,000 in Prizes. $50,000 for $10. $10,000 for §2. THE DRAWING TAKES PLAGE SEPTEMBER 4. 5,000 Prizes That Will be Drawn and Paid. LIST OF PRIZES: z Qapital Prize. 850,000 Grand Prize. 000 1 Graz d Priz 15,000 1 Grand briz ait rand Pri : 10 Prizes, 81,' 10,000 0 Prizes, », 0100 40 Prizes, 000 Prizes, 15,000, Prizes, », OO) 290 Prizes, 29,000, 4,500 Prizes, 1, 000 5,000 Prizes, amounting to. oe mes + B250, 000 &8-The management will hold no tickets at the drawing. If any tickets remain unsold, they will be delivered to a disinterested committee of respecta- ble gentlemen, who will exclude them from the drawing. | Itis not the purpose to conduct this Lot- tery after the fashion ef others, who sell a few hun- Gred tickets and draw the wnso:d thousands for their own benefit. Our idea of a square Lottery is to have Tepresented in the drawing only the sold tekels and to exclude therefrom ev: ery one ‘that ig not pai fr before the drawing takes place. PRICE OF TICKETS: Single Tickets, each nf, eacl "Yi Whole ‘ickets for 1,150 Whole Tickets for. For Tickets, Circulars giving full particulars,and further information, apply to A. W. HARRIS & CO., 240 Broadway, New York, or B.C. bhi herieranin Supervisor, Office, 3 Mozart Building, Louisville, Ky. syal- = putes ‘nade ade anerealed foi digeas AS at 300. per 5 15 Ber sillon, a SPibis tith at eg DE Benet Srcx OB LAME HOBSES. Owners should call at 409 Fourteenth st. n.w. BOBT. SMITH. Vv. 5. CoBzea LICORICE FOWDER. saben Fe for purifying the Blood Pies Teh the Costi Bhious. Piles, Secale ry iveness, 8 ‘acta. 1 HLOCZEWSHYPS Drug Store, 3y1a street n.w. eh Lzvs JOHNSON @ CO., Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIN ‘TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMERTIO and FORBIGH EXGHANGE. mar2 nee 2 eee oa OLEANING AND STAR WWE ANG 40 CPnor- ayia 616 La. ave. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND BALE. EDUCATIONAL. ANTED— GIRL, to attend child. a W nbd aceiet eenorally. Thehew at ‘ANTED-ROOM in li story and quiet family by a gentleman. Address A.B.C., Star offie. “Raga AN ‘—A good DRESSM «KER the week oyapou ‘aaress Box 137, Bay ofhec” angd ANTED—A SITUATION as first-class cok and Laundress by a white Woman with re‘ ence. 712 2det.n w. i W tists es perday"avnls or female; can make 85 perday. Apply to No. 1406 Pa. POR BENT Ng; £06 87 St. 5s = — a Bished HOUSE cont: inis; Ee iuiProvements. App! (LS a aa Fx. BENT—SChUOL RUOM Geneon we Dr. Sunderland's Church, 4! Black ueatly fur- seven roome, with on the premises. Hit reg ena onion ola BAR ‘8 ee GENT, Treasurer, 931 H st. H.W. atied-3t R REN T— Beautiful suite second floor ROOMS, unfurnished ; bath, hot and cold wat-r; on line gicare. Bent: moderate. rho ‘furnished ROOM ming sowth, suitable for lemat nase QUIT HOME, Star offi bee Tae -3t* ___ 800-30" R SALF—Onrar— ao 1335 9th et. n.w., six Bre gentleman, aud wife. BOARD. Firen FRAME Iperf ae Kitehen, re. “Address HEVBURN, Star OMe anORS | REF RSE, Tuo That ieee arse YR De Rggaugehand, cony of RENTS | VCR RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, Pur. VATE AND AT AUCTIO: re IW. goustet ries thus Be cheap Addnees | on the Int anil 16th of very Dion at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, BIOTIN eta we sue? St pl re: 28 WANZED—A five or aix :oom HOUSE centrally located, with modern conveniences. ea frm a, OOU'to 81,200 cash. Address B. SS WANTED By a gentiom: and lady @ good fur- niches BOOM with Bon in enecoro 0 aueetio ‘willbe asked. Address A. B u ress A.B, ns ANTED-EAR to ‘with privilege of ying. 25 to 40 acres of ju rea- sonable, Sista ce of city, suitable for Dairy; build. ings no object. i & LIEBERMANN, Ws New York ave.” aed 5 Warren ‘competent SEAMGTRUGE; 0 UD ‘one leratands Wheeler & Wilsou machine t be xood cutter and fitter. Apply after: $24 13th st.a.w. an9-2t* WARSTEDSA MAN who understands Milking. taking charge ef a Milkman and abe Dairy business wenerally; must have good references. Apoly at 112 L st. 0.W-, between 5 and 6 "tcl P. Sea WARIED-By October Ist, in the worthwest Rart cf city, wert of 13th st., a Furnished PARLOR, D. ‘TOHEN and ‘three CHAM- BERS, oF Unfurnished, ofa aoell House in same Section. Address Box 74, Star office. auz? 31" AOR RENT HOUSES Nos. 204 and 208 D a B.w., newly repaired throughout: hot and cold water, sas conveniences ; t CATS pass the door. Apply 3 at No. 1025 9th st: a.w. aug? St RENT—Unfurnieched Hi 5 to 87S, Furnished 810 10 8598 jeer ‘con Houses, 840, Qrer on hundred desirabie dwells now vacant. McINTIRE, 918 F st. a RENT_DRUG STORE ea two DWELL GB in Dracott Block, 6th snd H sts. nw. Jose: B.w. RORNBLOWER, M5 Peonsyivania are. aug’ aad OR RENT—' eet aa st. p.w., 11 rooms. ah ek) ee et. iso TP oh $10.50, 80 ¢ ca roomie, a. 50: ma ey Briaue oe Fast o iP Bt, S rooms, Sl oes: Toni, Shr . Pn. bal 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 9th EF Se a Defrees Geant terms to suit. ApPly afi 6th et-n.w. . Fem RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, No. ith st. | pay, window ; all modern Sentences: ‘Appiy 911 Sth een WASTED _Immed tely A001 OOOK. —Ap- ply “BE HiVE,” 206 9ta et.n.w. aug?-3_ \ gait aNT#D—& ROOM, near Iowa Circle, able for a School for Young Misses. TEACHER, Star office, stating terms. ‘aug? ae ANTED—By an experienced and competent colored man, aSITUATION as cook or waiter frixate family or restaurant; best references, COOK, Btar office, aug’: - JANTED HURRAH Fon” THE ce — ‘bree Enervotic MEN to canvass for the Life of Garnad, by Gen. Brisbin, U. 8. A. ap- ply 437 7th'st. nw. 7. aug7-2t" WANTED By a gentleman and wife no chi'd- Ten, a coi foriable Unfurnished Three. etary HOUSE, with modern conveniences; ay lo- caltty 5 Tent not above $50. Address G. sar Tepe OLERK in a law offica; one =a has bed experience in prosecuting business before the Pension Office and other bu esus of the government preferred. Address Box 107, pat office, stating salary expected. ane ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RAN‘S, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and all kinds of LAND SCRIP, for which highest rates will ba paid. WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor~ ey-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Buktinee augt 3m ee We EAMILIES to furnish with BELT. ABLE WANTS: try us: VANTS of all sorta: re wiris; SEAMBTHE ESSER for city country: all pith reference. 926 F st. n.w. & CO. my15. and C. E. PRIC! LOST AND EOUNDS -2t* Lae Saturday, Augost 7, an 5S AOOOUNT BOOK, probably on K st., bet 4th and 15ta B:¥), Linder will be liberally rewarded by return- to No. 215 a) Su —Last Watoaeay.a Brown Setter PUP PY, three months old.” A ubgral re- ward will be paid for his return to No.227, Delaware ave.n.6., Capitol Hill. a9-2t" FOR BENT —Three large communicating ROOMS in No.1 condition, adapted for t house- keeping, eit ail eaosieen ‘conveniences. Apply on Premises, No. 1258 Sth st. n.w. Rent moderate. 6-3 —————————EE————E Es FE Sh BENT-At $25 Pen Moxta HOUSE No. 3213 Get. Keys adjoining. Inquire 926 Lou- isiana avenue. augd-Im pr s RENT STORE corner of 9th oe te B's. ‘with cellar and stable. BIORE Gor New Jersey uvoune awe apply tow st. new. susi-lm CO. JOHNSON, 718 13t! FOR RENT No. 1446 N st, n. w., oar Scott Statue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- cluding servants’ and bataroom: all modern con- yeniences. Rent $55. Oan be seen atany time, Gmeielt block, from ‘cars. Apply to J. Ps ERS, 715 15th st. stig Tm Fo RENT—A third-story front ROO! = nished. Apply at 606 13th st. n.we jy27- ‘UR RENT—Six-room HOUSES, Renrenw a ted; Apply to WHEATLEY B BROS. and Rhode Island ave.n. w. ae Fire er HOUSE, No. 1115 10th at. and water. Good neigh- buvann MARR, 804 F n.w. jy16-Im Fas RENT—To FHOMT HOO only—A han ished FR M. No other Io and no chil 121 BOARDING. Fo RENT—ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, it B14, Be and 318 Indiana ave. n.w. ; also Brst-olane , $15 per month. SARAH Ghen. Sy27-2st* [Tee i TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and 830 per month: house is well furnished; table first- c’ase, and coolest location in the city. | jy24-1 YES LOCHIEL HOUSE, 6512 9th st. n.w., and best of the cosiest conducted Boarding sous ia in ieee city. ent Boarders accommo- le FAMILY SUPPLIES OST—GOLD CHAIN and LOOKET, containing Picture, on steamer Mary Washington, or from boat {hrouxh M st-¢.w. to Metropolitan street-car, fouth st., between H and on Saturday, Au- ‘Ruitabie reward at SiN Uthat near te Lee August 5th, a small*BLAOK DOG, with white stripe down his breast. as to name of' Aliberal re: il] be paid if returned to 1205 7th street: Rorthwests ‘sug7-3t* Laan morning, Aug. 6th, either on 7th street road or th atrest, be Mand Boun- Gary, a larve Di ET SHAWL. Liberal foward if left at offcoof GEWIS SCO" insurance Agents, May Building, epposite Post Office Pepa Bug’ 48 N& TICE—81,000 Rewarp—The following UNITED BTATES BONDS were and are miss- ing ft, ine assets of the late Robert Whitaker, de- cease Two ponds: of $1,000 each. 67, 1881, Ea. 6,406 and 6,468, issued under act eta F yi is Of $1,060 each, 67s, 1881, ao "2,508 and 2, cor ‘seta ‘under act a 3, mu 8500 each, Nos. 33, hs ‘to 83,936, 000 each, Nos. 5,564, 5, 568, 652, 60,607, 60,608 62,800, 63,651, 63, 652, 63, 685. ie BAO, it, oh, 1 ieened under acts of July 17 and The coupons beloniring to said bonds were de- tached, and constitute a part of the assets in our Doggeesion tioned arainet negotiating any re cautioned against negotiating an a reward of 1,00 will bo 7 Fourteen bonds of @1, 7,846, 1eseb, 6660, BI 3 of the raid bon paid for any information that wil secure’ thelr Tecovery. WILLIAM OVERINGTON, cealoer st., Frank- ford; E. J. ROBINSON, 227 “Lodge st., Executors of Robert Whitaker, deceased, or to their Attorni: + G. JOHNSON, 108 Walnut (sty, OHARLE : PANOOAST, 416 Walnut ‘Phiades llphis, FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—GREYHOUND oe Fe at 1316 D street northwest, by Mrs. SARDINES-A LA TOMAT. Tn Balt. ANOHOVIES—4 {2 Oil, In Bance. OREVISSES—Au naturel. Just arrived via steamer City of Chester. B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F street ere cursionists’ Supplies ment of Wooden Plates ‘and per fakin eta RB RENT— R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Brat Errata AoreT Ax \ ACCTIONERR, and F streets northwest. ~ Feu iithet. nw. meg =s Rt_D.w..17 rooms 415 13h aw, st ne. € bY. 2 TO. SSARBLO bs Bo K On Haag PROPERTY, MAK) HARG! REED Sr ING. k KEEP IT Bi a TES IN THE CITY FOR SALE. 80, Bou SER IN EVERY a NOW ts AT Phe $ Ba 1,000 3 000. 3 CHE TIME ve means: AN, “Det iota and Fates a.w. HOMES. Fess BAL. EpORIR AB AP— LOW INTEREST Fenreutirely sew fe story and basement Brick HCUSER, each containing seven cheerful “rooms, ‘conveniently. arr: si bathroom and = r closet, ‘e range, latrobe stoves, coal vault, pantry c! linen "closete, clothes precses, Latl, yest Window, 63s and water. The above are located at the corer of W ton and Olive streets, Georgetown, only one »¢ from the line of the Washington’ and Georce: oe re and two squares from the M ep ep hprge esha paved and Price of the corn r House 83.5 aad es,0c0 ach f for the thiee adjoining.” Ato: basement Brick HOCRES i ter, and’ are very himes. Price $1,550 au¢ 8: ‘2 his property is all well coustructed and of ex- cellent material. Apply to aug6 2w RIGGS & 00. per mo per mo ber mo per mo per mo 15 per mo 1416 Nor. Cap st. Dew. 5.33 per mo TODD & HANDY, 509 and Seventh street n.w. ‘(OB RENT- THE CORCORAN BUILDING, OprosirTE U. 8. TaEAsURY, 15TH STREET. Fine 8! Office Rooms—sinsly or communicat- ing—for Busi jean Offices, Btudion, ete. | Water and Cosets on every Elevator and steam heat. oa ODInN for stores. Inquire of the Janitor. Foe BENT 1111 H st. n.w., 10 rs, mod. ae . 865 per mo. 1439 Let. n.w., 8 rooms, $20 per m0. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooma, m. i 850 per mo. 425 and 427 4th st. n w., 10 rs., ea. m.i.840 per mo. 1613 P st. n.w., 9 rm. brick, mod. im..830 per mio. 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m. im. 850 per mo. 1210 13th st. 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo. 1739 R.I. ave. D.w., 15 rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, MOd. im... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘'Lenman Building,” ‘New York ave., near U. 8. Tressury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street n.w. MONEY TO LOAN. 350 IN BAND TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, at seven (7) per cent, and several smaller sain jele RD AND PAY aenen = Young Ladiesand Children. Board and tuition ia per annum. Laneuares admin ic extra. 6 i Renton bovine Rept 20th, Crrenlare otal Btarcftice. Mra. M 8. Bowie, Rock Resrrx LJ AY, Dw., near Lataye tie Parke Beardie way Rehoo! for Young 1 acies, litle Girie and Boye uudor 24. Fourteenth year wll commence Sept. 150, a. | Circulars way be obtaimed at the book storos ‘Semi and at the Be MES. LE. SMITA, Princnal MIES B. ROSS, Assistant. aux? Qn BINGUABTON LADIES’ COLLEGE 1 COLLEGE of MUSIC and OKATOAY with Preparatory Department, ¢ rr. 15, $300 per year i A. PATERSON, 5 = KEV augS-1m for limite? sand care of yf Ucalthy ioostion, pear tows, o nin Fusitsh and French for reest from JUNE, £200. Music, wi Apriy t> Abed colw Laurel, BER 15, 109." Aadee o Tea MASON, Box 305, Alexand. a and-eolm MISS CSBORNE'S BOARDING Ay DAY SUBOOL BOR Yi UNG LAVIES AnD Mises Will reopen at 943 -M st. now reM BER Sars. W* AVERI ae SEMIN AMY, 1412 Hat n : = r FEMALE Semy ‘- iG AND DAY SCHOOL F ‘D CHILDREN —Will “7 4 Boake DMRS A FOUNG EA D. Mie MG Dot ncipala, su? Qa PARS |A HOME SCHOOL, Pek LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS Willreopen on the sr o TEM he Heights ¢ grounds, the location teat ful and acces for re desired. |Terms moderst lare address the MISSES RAIL and ith ete., Georgetown, D.O. GABRETrs UNIVERSITY RLLICOTT wa we. M.A a ens SEPT. eer BG, Va. SCHEEL,. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN VOCAL, MUSIC, Las those wirlinu to. Terms moderate. 1215 part » corner Fayetie au2-Im DAY, Bertcmber 21. F dent "WM. H. PARKER, Oe George's county, Md FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINA® FDFRICK, Mp.—Pchool dutios rest WEDNESDAY, September Sth. Location ful. Superior instruction in all departments. Cara- ful home traininy. “Terms very moderate. Fur catalogue or information add Mas. MW. i ‘ 3y284m IVERVIEW ACADEMY. A thoronuch -soing, Jy25-2awam awake School for iieya, combining Study, Military Drill, aud Keoreation i = P = portion. Descris tive Pamphict, with Chart of Requisit for Coileye admaisulon, Soni on reoript of 6 cts. f axe. OTIS BISBEE, ‘A.M. Principal. _Je5-«0low ERUCaTIONAL WHITING CLt B.— An opportunity is att women, by a condensed, effect! ing, to change, in from cist tot bad writ The SPE’ have instracted soure than 1 vive aspectal course in plain the Warhingten MONDAY, Aurust College, corner 7th ai ractical writ: eto Kauations Cinb, beginning at Spencerian Business a beta meee Bnrolineeet LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, atoullere ofice. “Fee €5. ‘Call’ or send for eiron aug7-3t Fst nw. yy7 HAND—MONEY at the the fowert rates of iates ‘— O% eet, O LOAN cu good Foal pore aie Ge tater PE AUCHER INSTITUTE, WASIL ole a era For circulars addres Nia it & ARCHER, 2401 Mars. avenue, Washington, D. M ONEY MONEY LOA! IN SUMS TO SUIT. ang6-6t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th et. Frees pid AND DRESSED ae HAM, BAGS T8801 SOHNED: BEEF. A FRESH SUPPLY OF pag ts AND VEGETA. FINES Asis AND TUB BUTTER. Everything first class, and prices reasonable, at THE PALACE MARKET, Oonwan lérn axp New YORK AVENUE. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. TEST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fair over all other compet- TO CERES, Fee, handeomest ane Flour in the MINNEO! A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent pies ae Patent ‘Process. The Brander rani Flour of the District. For sale by gvery first-class ms Grocer. former Ist at, and Indiana Ve. WH. M. GALT & 00. LADIES GOODS. Fo: sAeA fine young tro at OH aase sound, ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES 3 kind. | Inquire MADE TO ORDER. Bex" stable, strech near nat Perfect siefucton suamantnd. a SALE—Handi M. . H. VEBMIL! Fe Bae Mist eure reat er ey tee ea ve a ae SUR G10 Oth strect, Tor eleck p. ‘mi, or before 9 a.m. augd-3 4 oe aug? Opposite U. 8. Patent Offi OB SALE—At a sacrifice, one new three- sprite WAGON, one Second-hand, BUGGY.” Apply at’ No. 212 anaes st. FOE BALE One sccond hand OSRPENTERS' WAGON, and other BUSINE: WAGONS and GARRIA Bane new ana second-hand, at low prices. ‘JOHN M.. aug6-8t" YOUNG, 313 ons eat stocks of New and SALE—Parties about HORSES, SP RHEIAGES, Exans &e., Ir advantage to’ Stefi eae areas = as to and on the most reasonable: Teva terms. strictly as represented. DOWNEY, ioothee ewe yew Downy. D2%x2. Miss Aas OPPORTUNITY to pi one 75 OR- GANS at ‘SIDNEY T NIMMO'B. io Sith ar PERSONAL. ALBURGER, corns Store, opp. U. 8. P.O. oJ QHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, ro) to the e responsibility of people, with a Hens.on real dinate nwsé P-m. Alwa: eet pelerou and tea 3008 ‘api = poate BATSFOB YOUNG LADIES THE LATEST MAOKINAW CASSANDRA JUST RECEIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, jylt No. 1107 F st. n.w. ABRBGAINS STRAW. eee paND BONNETS, MAGKINAW OS8S Gniy 40 Cente ‘DBA, REAL LISLE THREAD GLOVES, TH 3 anne 4 Spans 2 Cents Pair. BBS AT OOST, Mrs. Fa J. HUNT'S, wu Nos. 691 and 623 D st. M. j0 PER OENT. OFF ALL cae © TOO! usual FALL TM- PORTATIONS, I will take 28 por cent from a] sale reduce my large stock of and Un od. ine Millinery, Suits, id, Traveling Wraps, Domestic and French Hand Undergarments; 3 Brands of Corsets, Dress Trim Gloves; s fresh assort- ment of Laces and all the Latest Novelties, etc., ‘TOite Trovise, Paris, |” » Goods are fresh in every department. 3e26 Mit BLANCHE, FeMace Doorress, all “compiats especially Feuoorsiea, the cara, ever} Fiture °K. 932 E st., between 9th ana 10th n.w. ‘ADAM ROSS, Gisievovant on the nd Ataf wives A gellable isfaction in all ai pay. Consultation Boome “20a 2d st., above D st Rw. FINANCIAL. [RvestMenT BONDS. FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER GENT GOLD BONDS or THR MAD) AND NORTHWESTEEN eoey TS TAILW Ay, co., Dated April 1, 1880, and Due in 1905. Bonds of $500 and $1,000 each. Principal oo Interest wavelets Gold in New Yor! UNION TRUST CO., NEW YORE, TRUSTEE. Length of 00 miles; whole iseue of Bonds, eres Seip ide from City of Fort Madison, {ome on pi iver, to City of Oscalooss, Interest ible April 11 4 October Ist. ofgh tale st B6.and Tcorued intarent, with & bons of 0 percent on the par value of ‘Bond in full ‘Ropucations for, Sonds, ox for farther Informa- JAMES M. DRAKE & CO., Bankers, Dypzel, Bullding, 20 Wall street, N.Y. HELL, COOKE & CO., mn STOCK BROKERS, 38 Broadway, New Work, Buy and selon smal aul quoted on New York btock Exchange: aiso deal in Stock Priv- dee couteecls at rates ‘Gotreaondeas: cage BELLE Lucas’ DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLOBS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. PROFESSIONAL. RNS, &c.—/ feet need attention com- mensurate with the pon, them. oe smipoeea Spon, t Dr. WHI" establishment, 1416 Pa. ave. +0) deoll H. JO) as [inca a ite a = eee erences Se Bre ee aa sof aT Bey Nitro: tin ener, e gAr= AND SURE! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY. 5th Street and New York Avenue, and Vi Fire, Burglar Damp Proof Krag Robie P aq to S600 ir. prac oti eres care Sans we LOAN MONEY, Nal REAL _RSTATE, Sums To Svrr, At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for smal! BO. HOLTZMAN 10th and F sts. n. jy31 ONEY TO LOAN. ay pare. largeand small amounts of Money to Loar Attention prompt. Charges moderate. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. AUS RGN Sgr a Sho! TatespEc, jy24 or AT PRIVATE SALE, GaanaTati = acres, lying six miles south of Leesburg, Lou- iL county, ‘a. Comfortable dwelli set ay. outbuildings, and ice honse and ‘res well set in grass and divided into seven ‘felae sith lasting running water in each. 45 acres in chestnut and oak timber. A young orchard of choice improved fruits inclored wita pew plank fexce of Iccust posts. Gall or address MRS. VIRGINIA IDEN, aug9-6t* Leesburg, Loudoun County, Va. A WELL-KNOWN SKASIDE HOTEL PROP- ERTY FOR SALE, Asawhole or divided. st one-third cost, on nun- ‘ally favorable terms to close an estate. Oou- tists of three larze Hotels with all their furnitare, now rented. Pavilions, Btables, Bost Houses, louses, Robes, Water and Gas Works and tomether with 260 acres of shat mae |e building plots on nine miles of made stree! lake a beautiful freah water un ple pass iy every day. It is accessible o by b Dost and Pall rows New York and Philadelphia, the West and sow't, d needs but a change of attractions to make it at Once the largest and most, Popular resort on the oast. Address JAMES M. TAYLOR, 265 Broadway, New York. Fe BALE OR EXCHANGE—Two story HOUSE Borthwes, 20386; 7 rooms and a hall; site per- : oe es. particulars i ite. ath st n.w. si iia aur FE BALE-A frat-cans RESTAURANT in Bal- Smore, Ma. fine Fixtures, most desirable lo- cation, acing a very good business. Address Box 109, Star offi aucé-1m* 450,008 HAND-MADE_ MEROHANTADLE BRICKS for saic, at 85. thousand, deity éred.“Telephonic conn GEO. L. BHER- IFF, 1114 Pennsylvania suet im P=#FSONS HO HOLDING U. 8. COURT OF OLAIMS TS awaiting appropriations or Allowed Government Accounts may find a pur- = or have money, advanced by 147, Btar office. ROPERTY FOR ats QCCOQUAN FALLS. Nineteen hundred acres Land, estimated to con- ten million feet Yeliow Pine and other Trees tain ten New 30 horse-power Steam Saw Mill, with miller's houee on oenterof tract. Ale, business and wharf powers in Virminia, S359, 4 YEAR, =e mae TUL. TION, Female Seminary, Military Academy, (Bore), Mt Miltary Gotlewe (voune Mon), Haddon For catal Siitermes, 9 = wiv. T- ELL REILLY, B. SAD . VE iON it M™ BOAR SEM NARY AKDING AND DAY SOHOOL KR YOUNG LADIES, bo “M” Sr. Removed from 2v4 Fe sat year opens it. ao v Fort further ee ye Bost gar . te dy SOMELN l Principal. SYLVANIA MI RY > Panieieamy, muarane.sc4 Deere en cont: cademy in Warhington. Cou. THEO. ert. President. RVING FEMALE Co: GE, MEOHAN- TOSBURG, Pa. A cette? beautiful Oollee Home and School. mn Fs Sth. ith jyl7-2awlét Rn, Aa. Pros. Rs SANDY STRING. TAD vil Seeks eee A full course’ of instruction will ba = ean eit Jectures on history, belles-letires an: uatral acjencen, For circulars address HENRY ELL, A.M. ty3-3meo M. FL 8 iar fo dt Sie oat clan. e ening, 7 to 9; Greck, German. Fret HOUSEFURNISHINGS. G*s STOVES! GAS STOVES: THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLS. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO TEE WORK IN LESS TIMR. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN all and see them, No. 531 15th et. A FULL LINE OF GAS tpn 308 E. F. BROOKS, DDE BEFRIGEEATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOUM BKEFRIGERATOES. M. W. BEVEBIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of China, Glass Ware, &o., myl5 £009 Pe. ave. Qeonen BYNEAL, Jr., DeaLee OIL AND WATER OOLOKS, AETISTS’ MATERIALS ax LAMP GOODS, Paints, Uils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF FaNcy ABTIOLES FOR ORNAMENTS 4ND PRESENTE. OB SALE—A DESIRABLE HOME, southeast corner of Aand 3d sts, e atransel Basement ‘ont and lurch and schools: venient. Posseasion immediately. ae oan On the piace or 2 Ede & oe Paranr OWNERS LEAVING THE CITY shine caf nea ta NS RICHOLSGe. Bente tnete credit by BELLE fy asthe ee jy7-lm THE TRADES. OOKBINDING. which has. Et mar2d 418 7th st.. (opp. O44 Fellows’ Hall). AT LOWEST MARKET BATES. Fre GAS FIXTURES, LATROBES, SLATE MANTELS, a0. r HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 Oth st. SPORTING GOODS. CB: BUrrEnt, los. 403 and 405 7th st. mn. w. HEADQUARTEES FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; CRO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- COLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. Az Prices To Surr THE TIMES. Wasstee dese eee