Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY ...........August 11, L880. CROSBY NOYES....Editor. ————————_—_—_—_——_—— The Evening Star has@ regular, perma- nent. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper sublished in Washington, and equal totha of ail the other daily papers here added to- gether. Taz Stak is connected: with the wiresfof the Na- ‘tonal Telephone Exchange and with the Western advertisements, orders for the paper to be served news, or any !nformation, at any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities tre szrest conve- nience, and will be spprecisted by the customers of Tue Bras. sl. ‘Persons leaving town for mer travelers, can have Tr 87a mailed to them, peetpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chanved as often a8 desired. The money must eccompsny the order in all cases. Democratic Dissensions in New Vork. The democratic brethren of New York are not yet dwelling together in entire political unity by any means. The bone of contention now 13 with regard to calling a state convention. rammany. backed by a very large proportion of the regular party, insists that a convention shall te called for the nomination of a candi- Gate for chief justice of the court of appeals. The state committee are dodging the tssue. They do not want a convention, and though raid to cpenly advocate the naming of a can- 1 by the committee, that Is what they are ctetly scheming to bring about. This com- mittee was appointed by the convention which assembled to select delegates to Cincionatt. Tilden ruled that body absolutely. It was expected that he would be the demo- cratic neminee for President, and that added to his power in the party. Now that occupies that position the chief > of the y fs transferred to him, F state convention be called to nom_ e acandidate for chief justice, 1t will prob. y reorganize the committee. Tilden men will, to a considerable extent, be required to step to the rear, and others in full accord and armonby with the new spirit and purposes of ty will be Called to the front. The ‘aulkner committee realize this and hence thetr }yjection to a convention. Tammany has taken Dold stand on the question, and under the ders, it bids fair Tammany has its state organization in tact yet and declares Its purpose to calla state onvention if the Faulkner committee refuse todoso. Many of the party papers which be- lorg to the regular wing, In fact, nearly all of them, demand a state convention, apd the feeling is such that thousands of the regulars would participate In a Tam- ¥ convention If thetr own committee should arbitrarily refuse to follow party rules. There ts bo precedent for the nomination of a candi- ate by astate committee, except !n cases where astate convention has specially conferred au- thority. That bas not been done tn this case, and therefore the only regular mode of pro- cedure ts to call a convention. Should the regu- lar committee refuse to do this, Tammany, by mbiing a convention, would attain the po- sition af regularity, and that would lead to a greater split In the party, very likely, than has Oecurred heretofore. Should the dispute over calling & convention keep the party divided, it will greatly help the republicans in their con- test, particularly for Congressmen, members of the legislature, and local officers. re —__. The managers of the republican national campeicn are still being urged to send some of the most distinguished leaders of that party into the southern states to make a regular canvass. President Fairchild, of the Berea Col- lege in Kentucky, in a letter to Chairman Jew- ell, of the national committee, asks that Hale, Frye, Hoar, Foster, Mathews, and republicans of that character, be sent into the south. Mr, Fairchild gays tn his letter: “The southern people are not all hardened, hopeless reprobaiea, Argument and Sloquence #re no more Wasted on them than on other pee ple. Many in the democratic party seem to a northern man, morally, religiously and goctal- ly. out of their normal sphere. ‘Seen at the north they would at once be taken for republt- cans. There is where they belong, and thither with proper effort they may beled. But if the polte: 2 is to abandon the solid south to the dem- ceratic party, our prospects as a nation are gloomy. In conclusion, Mr. Pairchtld states that any sble republican may speak his sentiments any- where tn Kentucky freely and without molesta- Ucn, and he believes that to be the truth with regard to the other southern states. The na- Ucnal committee might be surprised at the re- sults of a canvass in the south by the abit acd best leaders of the republican party. —_$_$_§_<o-___ In regard to the surprising increase in popu lation attributed to the southern states by what are said to be advance census returns, some of the southern papers offer an explanation. which, tn view of the attention the subject ts receiving. ts worth repeating. They say that the population of the south was not fairly re Ported in the census of 1870; that the U. S. mar- Shals (who, under the law, were entrusted with the enumeration) were all politiclans of the carpet-bag regime, and they cared only to draw the money for the censyg work; that the work Was slighted, and In many sections the enume- ration was guessed at; that the result was a return of population far below that actually in existence. ——_—_—__~<..__ The best record of ail the trotters that have Won honers on the turf in the past was sur- passed at Rochester, Thursday, by Maud S. and St. Julien. The honors of the Rochester race ly with Maud S. There was no ques- tion asto the time she made. Everybody ad- witted It; but there were those outside the Metal timers who insisted that St. Julten did pot accomplish the feat he was credited with. The ware is truly the queen of the turf, and she is what, In speaking of a man who had achieved great success, we would term self- Mace. That is, the great care so often be. Stowed upon race horses tn breeding did not fall to ber lot. It was not until recently that it was discovered she possessed capacity for such speed, and her time at Chicago recently Surprised even her owner. It fs now cerlously proposed in New York city to organize a fusitng match, to take place In Clarerden ball next month. Five persons have already entercd the lists, and others, no doubt, Wil cere tn before the entries close. ‘The man Who fasts the longest ts to receive a purse of #1,(00, snd for thts sum persons are found who are willirg to risk health and life. The match Will Do d: ubt prove an attraction, and the gate. money will pay the purse and leave profit for the manegers. People seem to enjoy seeing others suffer or run the risk of pbystcal danger. The more suffering and the more danger the greater the attraction. If tt were proposed to test the starvation powers of any kind of ani- mals except man, Mr. Bergh and his society Would forthwith put a stop to the project, but as human beings are to be the sufferers the show can go on unmolested. ‘The disguised men who boarded a Norwegian Vessel in Cork harbor and took therefrom three cases of rifles were sadly disappointed in the <baracter of the arms they got. They thought they were setzing breech-loading rifles of an improved pattern, but the guns turned out to be rothing but old-fashioned smooth-bore muskets, which do nearly as much execution, when fired, in rear as tn front, ——_-~--e-__ The shipments of peaches trom Delaware, up to the present, by rail alone, mount to two thousand car loads of five hun- “red Dashets each, or a million baskets tn all, ‘There ts no record of the shipments by water, bot they fall far short of those by rail. The Feaches generally have been sent north and Pave not brought good prices, Much of the fruit J as been sold at prices too low to pay the farm- €re for picking, hauling and shipping. Sh = fortis. ENGLISH LISLE THREAD Gums, Pe. Burtose Gea tad FANCY Goops Meats metas SLA Market Space. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 705 and 709 Market Space. Previous to their semi-annual inventory have col- lected upon the center counter of their house, 709 MARKET SPACE, all the ODD LENGTHS AND REMNANTS OF FINE DRESS GUODS remaining from this season's business and marked VERY LOW PRICES, With a view to distributing them among our Oua- tomers AT ONCE. Many of them wili be found to be excelient ‘Thia offers an unusual opportunity to our lady customers to provide dresses for the litte folks at a small expense. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. 705-709 Market Space, “¢QcHOOL OUTFITS.” b ATL WOOL SCOTOH PLATO: COLORED NEIISOuS. ORED C: LUPIN'S © SHMEK! HAMELS" HATH AND CONDULETTES, KAYBER CLOTHS AND SERGES. LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS. Henrietta Cloths. Cashmeres. Clothe, Bombazines. Momie Cloths, French Buntings. COURTAULD'S CBAPES AND VEILS. Mapa “frst quality” en English Gare all wicths and f TA’ EX KA UU ‘ALITY Ohare Ts HOLES FOR VEL 8, ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRices. Pace ONLY,” MARKED IN PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. thet. Established in 1840. O¥8’ KNEE PANTS, 40 and 50 up. Boys’ Odd Suits et half value. Boys‘ Broken Suits at balf price. Boye’ Single Pants, 75, 850. acd 81 u Men's Broken Suits at half v Men's Alpaca Qoate J. W. SELBY, 1014 and 1916 Penna. ave. 1 FATTER, han just received wNING he ell mae “Brosdwa: Bar msde to order. Old st ASSANETTA SPRINGS—A cure for Chronic’ Cnate, Nervous Debilit Digesticn; a Lithiated, Phosphoretted, Water. B. CHRISMAN) Presiden Near Harrisonoure, Va. paigD Rational Fl Ailarise as id 8, laa, 1e an Fancy Flage, cheap and uel 8 at ane: sul4-Im_124 W. Pratt st., iieat Rowth. Balto., Md. D. YOUNG AND @ Successors to John H. Olark & takers ors Cabinet Makers, LEWIS aoa yors LAST CHANCE. In order to prepare for Fa’! Trade I have reduced my eae dine of BUMMER CLOTHING fuily 25 If you wish to eave money buy now. or such Gennine Bargains offered. Your Last Chance to get Good and Reliable Cloth- byt REDUCED PRICES. 0 BU ce a TRICES N®VER HEARD OF BE- FORE IN JHIS QiTY. Hesitate no longer. but come right alocg for GENUINE BARGAINS. prices ru Moje to Btock at Reduced Prices to make room for Heritate no longer. A. STRAUS, OME Pennsylvania Avenue, Between 10th and 11th streets. UST RECEIVER— SPICED BROOK TROUT, ‘Bach Fovellex. SPICED OYSTERS, ‘ : FRESH DEVILED CRABS, SARATOGA CHIPS, MORAVIAN PRETZELS. B. W. BEED’S Sons, 1216 F street northwest. and LISLE and CL OOTTON i) RE PANCY. TINEN HDKF3. WEAR Ali makes of NECK R at reduced prices. WwW. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. QTILL FU BISee TT etn ODE All-wool French Castimere (orixinal dye double | width, Bieached and Uubleach: ieee “Topedale Cotton, 9o . Lonsdale Cambric (genuine, )123ge. ; ish Bsth Pinar epee ts 20. ie rae i gael and aecare babs neat )DHEAD ia a wcicin Sige. Williamsville Conon, 110. Large T aa $3" Cut this ont and compare prices. wears MAM a. ¥FI8i Augnat 6, 1830. & SON, our sale ” SHIRTS for Washington. lemen—In consequence of reduction in we are enabed to reduc} our ala. earl” Bbirie to the former price, $1. L. & 8. ae pte Grove. Shirts for eale oats by 8. 3 SFisuStAN & .d Gents’ Furnish Gs! NG's Sata te he CONCORD- NOK TO THE BIBLE, tbe, most Heaeive and chea Tr reetived now for the ancuias ANTIQUABL cH, BROKER aap JEW! Let) No. 1417 Epxctat Noricr- Partin {o.pay the sswoe bac pe been tee hese ae lo pay eon or fore ret . If not paid will positively be sol P. WALLACH. BOM AUCTION. a ‘N’S PEROALE SHI! eee MOLARS. ONLY 70 CE! ev re: 1920 Pennsylvania on aaee augl0-St* Weet Eud Auction House. Ked Fi ARGAINS. STRAW HATS ae Roexere. eee yh cc. ASHARDEA, — ae ar Seep, ore oR mrs. MM. J. HUNT'S, Nos. 631 and 633 D st. avers bil oul Satan sede a host eamL Fetablished 1840. {jy18-Im]__ 1291 Ps. ave. Saray Gam St Fer = SiMe RTE aS avo orm. [ACE BRO. Sie La. aves EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. DRY GOODS. FOR RENT T AND SALE. ‘ow MCLE SELECT GRADED Tecubor sso 8 aeRroaas 986 P street Y. Bent Pear ns” DORAN: BROWS: Principal. W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 Sth street aw. SS. Wii Bee attefuocn “citsnee. Sept 13th for every ‘ef advancement. Mathematics. Lati Greek! h, German, Enclish, Penmanship aad Bockveet ing. Evening classes coatinie as hareto- fore sh 88 ner month. Special attention to p reps jon for collcae, West Point, Apnapolis and si ccm titiveexauulnations. Priv; Apnaroie ap erate teri-s. auxli SS OLe ENGIN EA OYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL “IGH BCHOU byterian Ganache cy at’ the bookstores, Fer star a informa it eas the Princt, al, Lock Box S130 rman 12-2 oe W HUNT, ALM. Guanes E. BILTON, A. M., WILL PeukeD AySchcolfor young wien and boys See: he Clsseics, Mathematics and Hieber Ene ish wit he wuorovuchly tach. “Spoctal Attention will be wiven to those preparing for col- keve, scientific iust'futions se for competitive ex- aminations. Mr. Hilton will also receive private Pupils cf cithersex For terms, testimonials from jectnt patrons, and further Particulars apply st 405 Fast Capixot etreet. Iss HELEN A. BEALL, TEACHER N OF MUSIC.—Special een pies to xinbers. ‘Terms moderate. Address N No. eae Georgetwon, D.C. G EONGETOWN Gouiecuiee aN STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES REOPENS: WEDNESDAY, September 8th Those wishing to enter 38 boarding pupils should apply without de- ley. Miss STEPHENSON, Principal, 101 Gay st., Georgetwon, D.C. augl0-ir* Mis CALKINS SELECT sCHOOL for oe aid Girls will reopen Monaay, Sept. 6th, at 2 acer faavenues.e. — sux7-Im ND DAY SCHOOL FOR a Children. Board and tuition ppapeuawes abdinn icextra. 6 b m begins £64 ‘Circulars obtained at the Btarcitice: Mra, aw Ey “Bowie, Rockville, Ma aT tm" ROssrrn SEWINARY, 902 16th ST. n w., near Lafayette Park." Boardinw aud Day School for Young i adies, lit leGirla and Boys under 4. Fenrteenth year wll conimence Sept. 15th, if89. | Circulars may be obtained at the book stores and at the Seminary. MRS. L. E. SMITH, Principal. MItS B. ROSS, Assistant. augT-2m, Beseeanzy LADIES’ COLLEGE EGE of MUSIO and ORATORY Bah Preparatory Departuent, opeus Szpr. 15. 900 per ea Ba ‘A. PATERSON, A. M. tomes Einghamton, Brocine A = HOME SCHOOL, for limited nuber of wir's, with comforts and care of private {emi » in healthy location, near town of ure), sisud. ion iD English and French in classes, with Yoard, “88 Session from chee SPLTEMBER tO 10TH UNE, jusic, with use of Apriy to. iy JAMES gS NIOOLS, avx5-eolw Laurel, Prince George Oo., Md. Ut CLABENS HOME SCHOOL Ke Girls, near Alexandria, Va., offers real yantege for thorough education. ‘Location heal thy. Termemoderate. Fourth session begins SEPTEM BEE 15, 3880. Address Miss V PTHGINTA MASON. Box 205, Alexaniria, Va. aug4-colm ANTED—A SADDLE HORSE. one S price tnd deecrpten of animal, ar RDS it clses W. ‘Tremont House. apsiy ‘ondaye haut 16. Wire Te I FD—By a respectable white Gir! a SITU. ATION to. dogenera! ‘housework. present place, 1709 18th et.n-w. ANTED-SMAUL HOUBE, Selgin = ag: ° th and 16th sts. u.w.: or three Ki irate cera ned by fa Sven eee Furnished ee convenieuces. 1310 auelé-e,t, thst Fatste® ‘78, with BEF Le ‘ery desiraby a Ae a deeirabie OFFICE as in Pm Ta ing 934 Feat. J. wy. i a8 aug! oR RENT ‘OB SALE—OOT lar, warden, Moriat Mt Pieseant Bnd tu-2t} JNO. D. 3 RENT—BRIOK HOUSE, Ro: wie Toth et. seas and ; excellent neihbor- UVALL & MAI ARR, aE, SnnE TOT ay ana onefor milk dope 16th, at Little- ata.n.w., at 7o'cik, Oey BNIEDS —— rae 's wharf. 261 ed al Sy water: fz tent and repaeie 1 PER- floor: MS. 1519 9thet! bet. Pant WAS NT iarees some Warnlonton city 5 forthe Gibe ican tana Co. 19 am zat Baitimore, M. gld-6y AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI. TM MEDIA aa first- ay respon. ‘See Bulletin iasned fe CANT ASEH Tae Gta page ae the office of but those having geod na sia Ta VATE A on the Iet sad 26th of ov ae E. W. stand! pees need ‘Ten dollars a reas BOOK, Box 617, P.O. Pasa “BRICK ix FOOT AN’ e Deal SITUATION « 29 maa er abe Sal HOHE, Fo. 1830 Stet 1 Dew. » &e. Price cash p Pp puasee mentor "Apply at 1013 0 at nw ault-3" T—A Genres ht-roo1 BRIOK be rane hot and cold WoUsE with lat TASTED=A Ww wa Sera ere ai ifnary wa water an nd ; best referent juired. 1701 rh eda: ‘Teland are ti jy ANT ED—All PERSONS who desire ae compe! for the Section of s eno $ Swo or three story rae ing to address * ANTED—An eight or = room HOUS! aied in ro 30 rection, with Gee red. will pay $35 or $40. Address K, FE BENT Snel HOUSES. —Fram n.w.; 6 rooms and bath; it. 920 F street nw. JOH RENT— 2025 1th st. nw. 12th st. ‘cr RENT—A HOURE containing 7 tp, Most of 14th st. and north of Yenn- north or south, in rhocd ; far hree adults; Raden SLOT M, Staroffies.|° "eat W3ANTEPS Femilies tern Stl ond eure all ONAL £60: » 2Rency. ANTFPD—A WOMAN, to coo®, wash and iron, aise 24th et. nw.’ Beferences required. 8.0 AWooD, Veet. net. p. Fen BENTSTo FORE SOT TS to furnish swith raliabTe nd other help. | Cooks, ‘with reference ‘at short ave. ee handsomely xe XENTTA nicely far ishe: See a cond Inquire of JAKE BUI iB RENTOA Furnished FRONT ROOM ina earant and healthful loca! ity; gentlemen pre- ferred; terms mcdlerate; refel x ‘ANTED—Good OOOK. one need apply. JOHN ‘BOOT! renoes required. nw. ANTEO-SALEBMAN, having dry ore, Warhington and fouthorn Ragrene REMI ‘itor OR RENTOThree story BRICK HOUSE, ae corner 14th and P sts. p.w., AmIprOveMents; trade in Baltim cities, to carry a line liberal commiatien. AULIFFE, 93 south 4th et Philadelp! very desirable RK RENT—New and desirable RESIDENOE, 9 rooms and bathroom, water, gan and 3 wood location. Eoom 2, Bt. Cloud } Building.” FOE RENT Eizht-room | BRIOK Sou SE, Ta- king tubes, stationary wash. cold water, first-clans lo Gall at 1507 &th st n.w. anl23t* ‘OR RENT No i G14 17th st n-w.. large, Pposite the new Partment and | aavoining ‘Winder's Ballding five and. eal W SINE, ‘Agent, HOF ot re o>R_RENT—Nine room BRICK HOUSE, wh ‘n improvementa. SEDC NS ‘or femal ake #5 per day. Apply to No. 1406 Ba, ave. ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and seer, for which highest rates w, Room 41, LeDroit Building. augi 3m Waren to furni ih 8, wins; SEAMSTBESSES for city ao, with reference. 926 F, BY all kinds of LASD § 1902 Sth et. news 1 byes OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND ¥ SUKCOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND PISSES will reopen at 943 M st. D.W.. SEETEM- aug3-2m. Wee ERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H st, Boarding and D: 001 for Young L: dit i mat "st Book aud “peasion open Bet 20th. culera stores and Seminar aus dm “4 MIRE LIPSCOMB, Principal, ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- EXT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES CHIN} Will be opened at 1023 Tusa. w., MO) ONDAY, September 1k80. Circulars at the principal Booketores. and. at 1028 and 1027 Lath st now Mus. Z D. BUTOH- ER snd Miss M. GLAS, Principals. CEDAI OME SCHOOL FOR YouNe LADIES ARD LITTLE GIRLS— Will reopen on the 8TH OF SEPTEMBER. Bituated en the Heights of Georgetown, with exten: grounds, the location isat once ‘beautiful, health- fuland accessible. _A few additional al Boarding P fre desired. |Terms moderate, For pa Tare address the MISS] LE, corner F. and 7th sts.. Georgetown, D.O. an. ae ‘TT’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, putCOrr ony, me aoe al JAS. GARR! NETT, M. Priucipal of Bt: John's § Colléxe. Spene aaeET 8. Address, uutil Sept_1, MIDDLE. 3¥29 eo2m J 7 Es sommERinaae of PIANO, ORGAN Pg SBA VOCAL MOBIC. | Part HpaI eginners, a8 Well ax those wishing to be gual for Teachers.” ‘Terms modorste” ia northwest. modre! tween Khode Iniand ave. and Q sts. BIO Bn F. GREEN, 1520 1ith st. R RENT—NO. 406 Ist St. 6 hed HOUSE contsininy seven rooms, with Apply on the premises. _FOR SALE. ndsome Bashaw. MARE, 5 yearn oadster, gentle. Kind and F°, SALE—Dsi Rood re oe P-m., or before 9 a.m. ‘OR SALE—A fine driving or Tae poe pertectly kind and gentle: will work in le or double harness. Can be see L: MANGUM'S, S05 N- Capitol st. A Tine black MARE, TAR vESS and ine. , ir be ceen at SINGH SISTER'S t. 6th and 7th, rear of ‘OR SALE DESIRABLE HOMES. ‘E—LOW INTEREST. Foure exitiely 1 new ton -atory and basement Brick HOUSES, each containing seven we l-lixhted, cheerful “rooms, conveniently arranged. A nict bithroom snd water closet, stationary washtu nge, latrobe stoves, coal vault, pantry china an iuen ‘closets, clothes presses, Ball, vestibule, bay winaow, gas and water. e above are located at the corner of Washing- ton and Olive strocta, Georgetown, only one square {rom the line of the Washinwtor ‘and two squares from the Metro, ts are nicely paved and sii 6 corner House $3,500, OO sects for the three adjoining. Also, ight stcry and basement Bric! die etreet, each containine six rooms an was, water, convenient closets, otc. and sre very neat and comfortabie ice 81, nd perty if 8 is all well coustructed and of ex- PPly to POH SALE—At yoy Carrisse Bp ‘tory, for the ) in complete naib. ae @ fine Be, in good order. in good order. TOVOR, Cakenon Ms ae 414, 416 ae ae R SALE One it stocks of New and Becond hand, OARNTAGER sree offered in this 70H SRENTAF $25 3213Gst. Keye ac’ McxtH—HOUSE No. ‘OR RENT STORE corner of 9th an with pear: and stable. 0. SOHNSON: 7181 as ES canes at SIDNEY T. NI aoe eS ise 4 sony: Apply to W: 2.W. hte 4Esr4aND AaRICTETUmaL 3 con GE.--The next seasicn commences TUES- Day, Be eptember 21 For catalogue eens Presi. ent WM. KER, Gol 0 George's county, ‘Md. ome S28 awa Seeees county, Mae Jawa ‘REDERICKH FEMALE SEMINABY, FREDERICK, Mp.—School y antes resumed on WEDNESDAY, September 8th. Location hares ful. Superior instruction in all departments. Care- fal home anne mere very. ‘moderate. For catalogue or information address Mas. M. W. HACKELTON, jy28-1m President. FQUCATIONAL WHITING CLUB ‘An opportunity is afforded youth. men aa Women, Dy aconcensed, effective cvurso of train Hy 10 Gaye, in from ele t to twrelv ive lessons, fro1 The SEENOER BEOS . who. have intrneted more than 150,000 students, wili gike aepecisl course in plain, practical writing to Washizwton. Educational” 1g MONDAY, ‘Atugtist 2. 1880, at Spencerian Bastnoee Col: ge, comer 7th aud L stee new. Enrollment at cullewe office. “Fee 83. Call’ of send for siren R RENT—No. a We Btatue; ese and bates every room moseniine tw Oan be seen atany time. tne: half block from cars. Apply to J. W. P. st, nw. near Boott MONEY TO LOAN. Moxe* TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. cinding servants £150, #300, #350, 8500 to loan, Also larzer snms, jest charges and lowest B. H. WAENER, 916 F street northwest. 000 TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO Lee ON Real Estate security. Money tah in ae a RB TENT room HOUSES, desirably loca- to WHEATLEY 3.5 ae COUNTRY BOARD. CONEY, BOARD AT HAZLEWOOD Cor- pand plenty of of shate- Comfortable rooms, Apply 1326 New Yor! SUMMER RESORTS. (‘LIFTON «HOUSE NOW OPEN.— Mountain Pipetite. Adee ¢ BLLETO HOUSE: OT T Lon MONEY ¥ ON Bi BEAL ROTATE, At 6 per cent for arse. and 1p er cent for small sums. No del B.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. BUSINESS CHANCES. HE wes dNetOR Du Ge ney Was For cireniars adress Sire, il B. ARCHER, 1401 Maes. avenue, Washington, De 0. Hate. syeuns Washington Dis yatta Gi50_A YEAR, BOARD AND TUI- TION, Female Seminary, Military Academy, (ove), sila Collexo (Young Mea), Haddon: feld. NJ. J. For catalownes. address T. MAXWELL REILLY, B. 3, Dis Rector. Sy 24-2 . VERNON SEM M™ “MS PORRDING PAND DAY BU SOHOOL R YOUNG LADIES, Fro " Sr. N. Ww. Removed from 204 Bchool ir opens Sept. aoe For further gr information adres ‘ MEKS, Principal. cer (aes B00K Penneylivaaia avenyie. ee SMALL FARMS, ten miles from Wash ington, and cor-venient to rallrosi r city property. W. VW STEORD. hare pees Span fc for recep- Re food Music: Ferme modersio, youd |: SAMUEL NO aetna hand ») latform BR ETER FEGAS, 408 Rie aeRToE good SUSLaRES BEAND No. M717 O st. n,w. House a store for rent cay the fixtures of a ‘INGER. NE for sale. , fae augld 3t* SEWING MACHIN quire on premices ‘OR BALE—208 D baeement BIICK HUBS: tsins nine rcoms com plete onier Ed Now few brick Water on every Tien and 2, of thor? ey indow Apply tot are “WEES eal Paanenivanra bated pats ACAD- Cust! Pa, crane Es) ae Sth. Git Engineering, hemistey, Cla a. Eng Dexrees conferred. to Gen, E, Beale, sie 8. P. Oarter, ani Measre. i. O. Hew- itt, Wm. H. Bailey sdd Jaiaea G. Payne, patrons ot the acageny in Washington. jy10-3m Cot. THEO. HYATT, President. ING FEMALE COLLEGE, MEOHAN- ICBBUBG, PA. A healthful, beantiful College Home and School. Ores ee eh yea Fare 1g ith. jyl7-2awlét Rev. T. P. £GE, R& ND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, BARDS S SPRING, MD.—Will reopen SEPTEM- BER 15TH. A full course of instruction will be Sentral rite reletan eden eal HALLOWELL, jy3-; ROF. LABROQUE, 1323 F st., native Frenen Instructor, eraduste of pal Uni- fereity, Faris. Private ietruction in all the eenes branchee and niceties. Terms moderate. poner classes, BOARDING. 214.5, K STREET NORTH WEST, NICELY comfortably, FU RNISHED- | dab With wood HOAED. beet location fete | cits. Boom nd board for two, $50 to 869. Boa hout room! augl2- a0" ‘(OR RENT—ROOWS., furnished or unfurniah F at 314, 316 and ne Indiana i 2.W. ped fret class, BOARD, “815 per month. beet Habtait IPE TREMONT HOUSE ofers good first-class Hotel Board. Tor 5 223 and 890 month: house is hed; table frst- Care, and coolest location in thesines iy24-Lm iE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th et. Tor ts coniest and peo ‘Boaratae ty. Boarders Honses in the cit rs accommo- dated at reasonabie terms, ie LOST AND FOUND. O8T—Frid: A ‘Treasury 1K York av ai nd Belt py to corner Soe se Fair: GOL, 3 Hace, a'reward if returned to'Star office, Se O8T—Left in rome store ani & | ‘a BLAOK, VALISE. The parties pitts tes a i Beto leering ame at LOUIS Fa- BRO" a. Dew. J. 0. aEhkWikD ac 5 REWARD.—Lost, Black and Tan DOG, *‘Mo- Lane" on collar, apawers to name of. ‘Keturn to 610 1th st. a.w. Le a a ‘T—From 912 15th st.. GOLD W. \TOH, | he IN, “LOOKE ET. ‘Liberal reward No questions wi where finder PERSONAL. ME. BROOKE TELLS AGL THE EVEN M of life. ap business confidential. ee = [8 Gentlemen £0 cents each. 1023 4th street north- went, betucen K and L s'reets. augll-6t* W., Fey JER, successor to I. P. LIB- Bore: opp Cree itsdeideia 3d er accme ip rene apeeee Pm. SRiways in tfore 9 and from 3 ta 8 apll-5m a - Bi ‘CHE, Fru: cures Misi oui especialy, a eaoorrhea: the reader nk everything. Le ee 932 E st., between 9th aud fone’ Rw. 3 isble sGiairroyase and ‘Aauretoetet better sat- in all affairs of life then one. profess trlls the pass, present 3 HY; wives advice and gepertaining to business, lore apd matcluony ALL is Trovnte Catt. pe wiven or no pay. Const Sq at., above D ai, Washing. Pecan hotel and sper to tes id HOR TALE-A Jot of spats anit and TOMER: or seascn. ar at "National oa Springs, Vi n Tnatire ir BOTH’S ‘Harness 5 Btore, 1 EAN = MD. (giana sara rR aa yee CLASS Ghee oko DING, ean Beach. ‘BOX 982, Gape May? NFS STATES HOT! THE LARGE! SITY oe a BALE—STOCK and FIXTURES: sf aan Jong- MILL: NERY and ow. Partive nieanii jit: 2 Li busi wera, can address FANOY GOODS, City P. 0. THOS. FAELEY, | ‘ARM AT PRIVATE 8. acres, lying six miles sout a: * Comfortable. dwelling: cessary, outbhildings, and ice house and acres id divide CONzaN ING 210 ti choice improved oa traits ieciceea cai fexce of locust posts. Qall or adi MRS. aa IDEN, Leesburg, Loudoun Oounty, Va. first-class RESTAURANT in Bal- Fixtures, oe desirable lo- open fo) Season WwW. watTeEy anaes esi Suse, fasical Paes Deni, Pr Proprietors. Tioguckonn vas aiatad 1 ae from Fort Monroe. all the Fa ee Qing a very fhousand deliv. 8. “OOURT OE GRATES awaiting appropriations or it Accounts east find @ pur- pare piouey: advan ERSONE HO HOLD Allowed Governmen 440 5 ot. 4 ree nwa r = =< Wil F: BOCA, auelé-2t S21 F street n. be a FOB REXT—The commodlons BUILDING known a6 the epee House, situate No. 215 3d st. Bare ianiee 23 roome and all mod. imp. | This a cing has been used s number clase Boarding house, aud is one of the tinst Gesira- ble in the city for such Parpee. Eg ae Res] Estate and Insurance Acca snelt-tm MF new. POR RENT Anumber of desirable HOUSES. at from €8 to per month. A OFFICE Ballet alway me open from B23, fer pubic inspection The sab Choice larye and small PROPER- MoIN sugld-3t 918 Fn. ee es ee he FF RRRASE aie irixate family onty., the REST. DENCE of Dr. Liebermann, No. pw. The main buildin contains 9 lane rooas, ath room in second and third stories. The rear tHe building contains snmmer kitchen and laic- ire loft, al drained ; a vault for coal, ‘and other convenienoes. For terms and permission to inspect the pre New York aventio, 5 -seeeee B15, wi, Se. brie, on. § 215 To LOAN—MONEY, on pe and ram to 18) ABASOLS = BEDUCED FROM 85 t @4. REDUCED FROM $5 to #3. REDUCED FROM 83,60 to 82 SUN UMBRELLAS AT COST. SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. NEW FALL DRESS GINGHAMB. NEW FALL DRESS CAMBRIOS. TYLER & CHEWNING, Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) aie? O18 7th st, REPtceD PRICES: SUMMER DRESS GOODS HALF PRICE, 1 AWNE, 6, 8, 106. abe: if price. 100 dozen ALL-LIN TOWEL, 123g. each 200 SHETLAND Sita Ww 100 pieces WHITE PLAID ei USLIN at 19% and sc Betuces from 26 and 3 RS CK AT a Heavy Bepvcriox GEO. J. JOHNSON, anced 7i3 Market Space. ‘OB REN _BYR 0. HOLTZMAN, Rear Eerste AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets nortuwest. me Rink. 730 9th at. #tnow.,17roome and bath th $125 1414 Lith et. now 415 23th st. a. w., larice hall 152 Be Fur. h'se, 10th stn. Fur. hone, Mans Fur house, E st. 623th af. vw GO Ista et. nw. ome. TooIs «. Mz Boundary stn. s2 1st ne. 8 bath... sobre Cs Bre. and bath... MAK: ADVERTISING THEIR ne nOREeTy, EEPIT BEFORE T: 1 HAVE MANY or THE FINEST. SBUILD SITES IN THE FO! w.,9rs. and bath. 25 Het @re... “13 fe 338 Stiet we 12.80 (0. CHARGE TO LANDLORDS For 4 i ALSO, HOUSES IN EVERY. SECTION) co PRICES CLOSING ovr OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS BEGARDLESS OF COST Pure LINED | FIGURED LAWNS rodaced from 20 DowN to 12) Cpe thonand yards of beantfal FIGCRED LAWNS reduced from 10 powN t. 6 FIGUBED FRENCH LAWNS AT COST Pipethsemy 4 soot DRESS GOODS reduced from WOMMEUTTA, the beet wearing COTTON ia the CARTER’s, 7A Market Space. * INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable articte Jadics’ whit ite dreeies, redneed f1 Sith pow Tran: Lace Stripe Whote luced to 12g. 100 pieces beeutiful ras I hams, 12h, "sbetiapd Bhai easel bu 82. Larse si, heavy Linen Towels reduced from'26 bows to lack Satin, Black Black Csehmeres, Bl ck ¢ Cloth, “Black Grenadines, 1,000 , 000. Ig THE TIME OBuy." age: B. Our HOLTZMA AN. CARTER’ ., sot a ay28 TAL Market Space. Fo RENT. FOR RENT. FOR RENT. 06 st -10re_.m-t- 850 Cor.24&Ps.ave.16 r: 25 Lew. 878.k5 25 3 new bricks, 28d &G, 22: 10) st N ill be made for advertising property. Wi Meney to Joan in stores in the weet end, can be seen at my, of sne12-3m Corner 20th snd I ata. hw. mw, tral ms to suit. A list of other prop- erty both for eale and rent, inemding several good THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Oprosrts U. ane TREASURY, 15TH STREET. Closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. be re rooms forstorage. Inquire of the Janitor. Fo BENT 1439 Let. nw. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooens, 7. 850 per mo. 425 and 427 4th st. n w, 10 rs., ea.m.i.840 permo. 1613 P st. n.w., 9 rm. brick, mod. im..$30 per mo. 1209 B.I. ave. n. 10 rm. brick, m.im. 850 per mo. New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & OO. jela 1228 F street n. RENT. She Ret aow., 4 }4 8. and stable 885 per mo 2. UBT MANUFACTURERS. PUBREUIL BEOS, @ Co., 21112 F Street N. W. We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money tu Gur ELLIPTIC SHIRT only 65 Cente. Gur GEOL! ATiT a The EUKERA REINFORCED, Bnished, ony a1. We will compare it with any cther Shit for the mone Alec, Aline of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always ou haud DuBREUL BHOS. & CO., 3328 ¥ street WN. W. RANCH OF HE BAL’ oe) B SEAM SHIRT FACTORY. ‘iii 435 7th street now. 1038 17th et. per mo 420 10th st. per mo Cor. 12th and B Per mo 1845 7th st. n.w., 7 roonis,, per mo 2008 9 Ww.) 7 roomie, pet mo 1416 Nor. Cap. st. n. jg? 38 per mo augd 509 Beventh street n.w. ‘OB RENT— Fine Stor Rooms—singly or communicat- ing—for Bui en itt Btndios, etc. Water and 1210 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo. 1719 B.I. aye. n.w., 15rm. brick, allim.125 permo. 723 14th et., 9rm. brick, Mod. im... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” HOUSEFURNISHINGS Beadquarters for Ready-made Dress Shirts Shirts made order. Our specialty, THE ELLIPTIO SHIRT... Best oftered rh A GENUINE WAMBUTTA saint BOYS’ BHIBTS for : All of our Shirts are 3 en Bowemm, and are perfect Ging, SCMATER Tt UNDEE SutaTs “10 Ter cent. lower than regular prio, STEAM SHIRT FACTORY, 3327 435 7th st. n.w.. QStBTs: SHIRTS: SHIBTS: pot Ehirts to orfor are rf pmurpassed for Comfurt, Durability. Fituarantecd ‘made Shirts of ourown make always in COLLARS, CUFFS, NEOKWERAB and UNDER- WEAR in correct etyles, at popular cash prices. THOMPSON'S —— FACTORY, S16 F st. n.w., 3533 Opposite Patent Oftice. Ss PRING AND SUMMER DKESS GOODs. have tees band @ splendid line of French phissG rir FS, ® full assortment of SILKS Gol 11 Fone an le Black Bik Hermann’ Bocas Keersuckers, Slicoda la Clotha, Mummy Clothe Frytngy Linen Lawns, Madras Ginshams, India Mule and French Nainsooks, all grades. An inspection of our stock ts solicited. HOOE BROTHER @ CO., jy3_ 1323 F st. m w., near Ebbitt House W S. JENKS & CO., . jo. 727 7th st. n.w., A2ED ONED EA ON 1. OBER, snd EXCELSIOR FURNACES. All strictly. frst claea and warranted. eaeh ns fall +k Ss + LATE MANTELS, GRATES, Stat table RANGES and COOK STOVES. will be sold at lowest rates. Havin the larzest as. from all in want of sbove goods. ang7 GAP erevEn: GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED ENGLISE STYLE. BOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN ‘THE MARKET. Call and see them, No. 531 15th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. —»"™ BEFERIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTATE OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND M. W. BEVEBIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of China, Glass Waro, &0., myl5 1009 Pa. ave. B ‘os QEouce een oe ” OIL AND WATER OOLOERS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL KINDS OF FaNoy ARTICLES FOR OsNAMEDTE 45D PRESENTS. mar27_ 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). FAMILY SUPPLIES F om Cor De epi comeret A follows: Basemen: itchen and a pany: iret floor—Sa- Treom and ree ‘chambers, and bath Freese eee ki fer nee with bey. wi Becond floor—T! ees cata soe y aee) chambers and ser- a eatnide en ucloeed oy subetaatiad AM, phgow AND ORRED | BEEF. A VEL 8 pipes ‘¥ 0) AND Oonwen 147a awp New York AvaNUE. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. ilbee is invited. IX & BROWN. PREMIUM LIN 8ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent ‘Winter ‘When! Patat ‘Process. EROFERSIONAL. a. SORREON, D, ooLD Bee say, daplat ‘oral’ branches. specials a ecto Oat. “Hey. we Dr. Ta fo pee augll SPORTING GOODS. BUPPEBT, 3. 403 and 405 7th st. n. we HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ABOH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; ORO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BIOY- OLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. Az Prices v0 SUrr THE TIMES. afen i 1.00 Protart 4zZ0 an if cases wit coe cee SS AROS nk ae eg ANTRD—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in tities. Highest a1 Pon's ave., betwoen 8d Fre GAS FIXTURES, SLATE RANGES, «an, LATROWT LOWEST MARNET saa) LADIES GOODS. AuADE TO ORD TO ORDER. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE Pays MAKER, aug? Opposite vu. Te Patan Site. Beare BATS FOR YOUNG LADIES THE LATEST MAOKINAW CASSANDBA JUST BEOEIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, Parl No. 1107 F st. n.w. MW pra cee ALG me yeas I Recuos eed ot tocinm eat Bonnie Wraps, per Bands eee 3 Brands of Parisisn 42 freah assort- ment of Laces and all the Latest Novelties, etc., to te BM. jp GOF ave, ‘These Goods are freah in every department. J«26 a bata BELLE LUcas’ DEESEMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLATTING, 902 9th st. n.w. deoll fae Saar Tres Piers are for the ST. Bt ere ere HEAD ‘all of. oft nich soriment in the city. we would solicit an iuspection 58 EK. F. BROOKS, 531 Bfth at., ee WALNUT DINING BOOM BEFRIGERATOSS. CHILDREN’S SHOES Qmnts CHEAPER THAN EVER, Onur “Mystery” SHIRT, st 75 cents, tensfinixhed, 8 cheaper than we sold if when muslin, and lines vy, below present prices. el BHTET, Auiched ie the cheapest Shirtin tie world, guly 80 cents. The “Crown Dist RT, fin ished, 60 cents. Qur ase 00) Sty lee, at $1.90 per dozen, Our Sik NECK 80) KWEAB beste sora te cyuallty and price. Our Silk HOARPS. 25 are ae ood ae any other house sells at 50 60 cent SCAHYS areas wood as is sod for $1.96 by the trade sonerally 1002 F EGINNISS', HY LET DAVIS’ | PIANOS. UPE Tout ELANO in the wor! og for my Fall em 00 i. Ne Avent. aS STILL oom ERING i THOSE ae! SEVEN -STOP ORGANS at 878 CASH, tree ae cent PaYMENTS. e¥ out rival any Organ where in the city for @15 332. ECKER BROS.’ instruments.” —' —— J. Rive, &o. Matchless Or- reasonable. Terms so Prior EUEN. ‘Bole Ament. 407 10th st. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—__ THE TRADES. The Putilets erect a fc ered that th uublic tnfo ie "| LYCETT NDEK) is sor on a8 Dereoton re. The sa J ee workmen are and the work turned ou! mile in the, fuperior aa ways Leen s ays 1012 Pennsylvanis aye., third floor. IN BROTH! GiFeticaL Book AND JOB PRINTERS, ta Fine Printing a specialty P-Pignag HOrP’s wigeainitec SURE, GREAAEST pmoorese OF THE AGE Throat? ceo ae Deosenen, the ty Seek ut for Oorua ate \Genael Hands, Poisonin, all Kinds, an dma many a ee nature, a: nea it in a5 Bio. ‘Wholesale Jel7-2m* No. 1002 I street n. w. Bes at PorvLak MoxTecy Duawmxe or THE Commonwealth Distribution Oo., AT MACAULEY'S — In the City of Low! wis AUGUST 31, 1880. THESE DI Socnrdor geese EAND SUSTAINED ET, By aL i, Fue gpeur, reular mig ow ‘the Soar oP eek perzod of FIVE YEAuG: torn terminating ou JUNE Se The Untt - aah Dotted Stato Cireu:t Court on March 81 ren Ast—That the Commonwealth Distri- bution Company ts tegal. 2d—Its drawings are fair. scheme waich ba re with such popular 5 Bu fa Berctofore, aud witch Spoaremreanigane AUGUST DRawIN 1 prize, 830.400 ity | oe do: 3 giao gid dere tor Tisha Ee