Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1880, Page 2

SSS SSS rr THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY........August 15, 1SS0. CHO*BY &. NOYES....Editor. ————————— Zhe Evening Star hasa regular. perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal totha Of all the other daily payers here added to- octher. ———_——————————— THE Stax has a direct wire from its news room to She Western Union Telesraph office in New York eity, from which wires radiate to all parts of the Blobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the lateat ews by its own operstor from every quarter mp to ‘Within s few moments of going to press. It ia the only eveniny paper south of Philsdelphia which re Ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE Stan mailed to them, Postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. = Tammany and the Tildenites Still Bickering. ‘The action of the Tammany state committee of New York in calling a state convention has put a new phase upon the canyass In tha Ii demonstrates that the so-cafled reconci between rival factions at Cincinnatt was but a ary ebullition of enthu It did very long. Earnest efforts to units nd anti-Tammany for this campalgo ow the breech 13 widened ra state convention. Tam- d more honesty {n its endea’ Tammany have failed, more by the ‘to produce harmony than the regular or Fanlk- Ber commit and the effect has been to In- crease the Iriends and followersof the form throughout the state. One of the most promi- nent 4 ts of the country, who 13 con- nected with both the national aad congre Sional committees, and who has spent the last few weeks principally In New York, sald yester- Gay fn tts ¢ “The conduct of the Faulkner committee led many democrats to conclude that it does not want harmony. That com- muittee ts composed mainly of smatl-minded men, who had rather vent their spleen agatost Tammany than help to a national victory, They have snubbed the Tammany men when the latter were honestly trying to heal up the differences. The result ts that Tammany ha3 thousands of sympathizers over the state who were recently its enemies, and {ts call for a State convention will be generally responded to.” The “pressions of the democratic papers of New York state indicate that there ts h truth tn the opinion here quoted. The demand for a state convention is almost unanimous, as far as the democratic concerned, and sharp criticisms upon the Faulkner committee begin to appear even In papers that supported Governor Rob! Continued division In the democratic party of New York means the certain success of the Fepublican presidential ticket, and therefore the Situation in that state naturally excites a great deal of interest. The plan of the democrats Low seems to be to persuade the Faulkner committee to call a convention to meet at t fame place and date with the Tammany con- Sentior, and then to merge the two into one body. In the frst place, the Faulkner commit- tee may not consent to this plan. It has shown @ very positive will of its own, heretofore, in Gealing with party affairs. Besides, the mem- bers of the committee know that they retire themselves by calling a convention, as one of the duties of the latter body would be to organ- ize a new state committee. But even should the regular convention be called, it may prove Yery difficult to bring !t and the Tammanyites together Into one harmontous body. Should the movement be successfully made, 1t will, un- goubtedly, improve the democratic chances of Success, 2s & harmonious partyin New York Would encourage the democrats in the other Blates. —_——_—--—___ ‘The managers of the democratic canvass are trying the experiment of Introducing southera Speakers to northern audiences. In Vermont, Where a vigorous canvass is being waged, not- Withstanding the certain republican majority hat will follow, two ex-confederate generals are stumping forthe democrats. They draw Jarger audiences than the northern speakers, Because, no doubt, of the curiosity to see and hear them, and {t is sald that the temper of their remarks 1s very conservative. Tne re- publicans might offset this movement by send- ing distinguished speakers into the southern States. Such men as Conkling and Blaine Would draw Immense crowds in that section, because of their fame as distinguished leaders, and in that way republican arguments could Teach thousands who would not turn out to hear men less famous. Would-be wags are amusing themselves and boring the community considerably of late, by burdening the telegraph wires with their “jokes.” Reebntly the New York Ti imposed upon bya telegraphic accow bulldozing affair in Vermont which never took Place. Yesterday a dispatch, stating that Hon. Proctor Knott, member of Congress from Ken- tucky, had been mortally wounded tn a difti- culty was published. This report was Contradicted in the afternoon of yesterday, as there was no foundation for it whatever. The Vermont genius who sent the false account of demccratic bulldozers, turns out to be a young democratic “journalist,” as he writes himself. The authorities are searching for Some law under which they can punish him, and If they succeed the example may put a stop to such “jokes.” ‘The reported killing of Proctor Knott having brought his name before the public, there is Some comment as to his fallure 2s a humorist. In the Fortieth Congress—his first term—he Gelivered the famous “Duluth speech,” which Was full of humor. Since then the Congressional Record contains nothing funny from the same source, and the conclusion of some is that the Duluth speech was not original he truth is that Knott was surprised at the attention that Speech attracted, and he was mortified, too, to Tind himself classified, ia general estimation, as simply a “funny man.” He did not aspire to any such distinction, and since that time he has eschewed wit and fun fn all his remarks in Congress. ——~<+e-—___ In the opinion of the New York Hvra’d there Never was a more ridiculous chtmera than that Put up to the effect that the desperate and un- Scrupulous South has embarked In a conspiracy to magnify the population of that section with @ view to increase Its relative weight in Con- gress. The Herald argues that tn the census of ‘the present year and every subsequent census the North will receive the full advantage of the Prodigious increase of its numbers; and that after the apportionment under the new census the South will become so impressed with a Sense of Its decaying power that it will percetve the folly of maintaining any distinctive south- ern politics. —<re-___ The lady suffragists who interviewed Gen. Hancock the other day evidently thought they had done a good stroke of bustness in the way Of advancing their cause, but their leader, Miss Susan B. Anthony, does not agree with them. She is unalterably opposed to states’ rights and Zhe democratic party, and will enter into no ‘unholy alliance with them unless the party Pledges itself unequivocally to women’s rights. 4s bolting ts becoming popular in these days of independent thinking, there ts no reason why the ladies should not enjoy the privilege. WE4vEs. HENGLA & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. EVERY BAR AND OAKE OF OURGOODS ARE BRANDED WITH OUR NAME, AND ARE WaR- RANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OIL8, AND TO BE FREE FEOM ALL ADULTERATIONS. BOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-OLASS GROCERS. (Office and Warercoms, 206 and 107 Water street, rata Georgetown, D..0. BY THE “MYSTERY” better in Llapeingn It in cle- eauty anna oak of the very post material, aud only 80 centa, finished, nme for the waah tab. Only 80 cents for the *‘aiystery” Shirt. NEN COLLARS, Istest styles and finest comtaes ocr 21.60 per dozen ; #ix for 75 cents. Best quality, at MEG! BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, augis 2002 F street northwest. B. RED SYN, No. 49 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. is permanently located in this city. He relieves all ACUTE ATTACKS OF DISEASE in from 2 t> 4 oe die and cures inthe br a other ds} siciaun ene funded in case of dale: ‘Call fone pea vine augl8-ly QHIBTS TO ORDER. , re Our SHIRTS to order are’ unsurpassed for oon om fort, style and durability. Fit cuaranteed. made PHIKAS of our own make, 80 conte 4 ap. Choice lot of NECKWEAR at 50 canta, formerly $1. Elegant Britien Half Hose at 25 cis.; Hosiery, Gloves, Collars and Cuffs. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of ‘Thompson's Shirt Factory, anls 826 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Office. _ TCHS BRICKS: Beit rro 78 Builder, is pro- red 16 farnieh i « Haud- achine BRICK, ti te of 88.79 Fer M Her M. Gove m earn — Kea.” Jobbing prompuy attended to. Residence 509 Ith street southwest. ausl6-6t" (KOLuUmBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. soe oee and EARTHENWARE of every de- a id aD amasetine taste FLOWER POTS of all OFlorieta god the trade roa “without clay, and at the lowest prices and entire satisfaction ¢GcHooL OUTFITS.” it WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS. 3 COLORED MERINOES. | '§ COLORED CASH MEH, *-HAIRN AND CONDULETTES, SENBER CLOTHS AND SERGES. LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS. Henrietta Cloths, Cashmeres. Tamire Cloths, Bo: nes. Momie Oloths, French Buatings. COURTAULD’S CRAPES AND VEILS. Conrtanla’s **frst quality" Black English Orape for Se all wicths and} pric Col ULD's EXt QUALITY BLACK onsPE: Tx OLLS BOY Vets. ALL SOMM. 8 GOODS AT “‘Greatiy Rapuces Paces” oP “ONE eal ONLY,” PLAIN FIGURE: MARKED IN PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. angi ore KNEE PANTS, 40 and 50 up. Boys’ Odd Suits et half Boys’ Broken Suits at half price. Beye’ Single Pants, 75, 85c. and 81 up. Men's Broken Suite at ‘half value. id Coats at fearful discount. ve alpaca Coats at cost to close out. oes, 50, 65, 75c. and $1 up. Tobiot Haws at half price. J. W. SELBY, augl 1914 and 1916 Penna. a’ YUNNINGHAM, HATTER, has just received / the Fall style ‘Brosdway Biock SILK f |ATS, made to order. Old st; ott izes Hats clesned, enleres 740 Sth st., bet. G and H. Re 1 mal GS: J. W. LOANE’S. aul4-Im 124 W. Pratt st., so South, Balto., Md. sul4-Im 124 W. Pratt st., near South, Balto., Md. YOUR Last cuance. In order to prepare for Fall Trade I have reduced =e pentose line of SUMMER CLOTHING fully 25 Pr Sou wish to eave money bay now. Nereuch Genuine Bargains off Your Last Ohance to get Good and Hetlablo Cloth- * aoe REDUCED PRICES. “TY PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BE- 0% Bits FORE IN THIS OITY. Heaitate no longer, but come right along for GENUINE BARGAINS. BUSINESS SUITS st reduced prices. DRESS BUITS at reduced prices WHITE VESTS at reauced peices pes AND CHILDREN’S SUITS at reduced mee hole Stock at Reduced Prices to make room for Hoditate' no longer. 4. STRAUS, 1OKL Pennsylvania Avenue, angl3 Between 10th and 11th streets. HITE DUCK VEST. Plain and Fancy colored USUE SL ISLE THREAD. GLOVE LINEN HDEFS. All makes of NECK wiki at pages prices. aul3 935 Peunsyivene ave. Bo *s tows “1880” FURNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR OOAL OR Woop, BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE, Are powerful heaters: remarkably durable; eco- nomical in fuel: vive universal satiafaction; ‘have no bolted joints; are free paacs. The most DURALLE Ft NACE. the CHEAP. EST to buy. ity with OLINGER CLI NING ti-friction GR. SIRTING. GRATES REGULA’ Hevea a pity MRRAGTIVE ana — UEATOR St IMPROVEMENTS never before ‘Send for clrenlara before ne Burenaring others. BICHARDSON, AES TON & CO., MAN FAC 234 Water street, New York. For sale by 3y29-th, 8, tu3m Cc. G. B. 1337 E Sins wear Wilerars. Pariaprnenta, A 6, 1880. 8. FISHMAN & ON ‘our sole EARL” SHIRTS for Washington. C.: Gentlem consequence of reduction in price © ef materials, we are enabed to reduc3 our “Pearl” Shirts to the former price, 81. Respectful Z wis 1. & 8. STERNBERGE Shirte for sale only by B FISHSEAN & Above 1 nd Gente’ Furnishers, To MESSRS. agents for the * D. BON, Hal 430 sug! 12-1 i HOICE CUTS OF FRESH M®ATS AT alee have, Just, completed, arrans- niente to reocive Consistnienta Loins, Prime Ribs and Tenderloins, to which we ca atintion of auga-Im $37 Louisiana avenue. ABGAINS. STEAW HATS AND 1 BONNETS, Resaraices of Gost MAGEINAW © ‘CASSANDRA, Only 40 THRI id 4 Buttons, 25 Cents Pair. Santee Mie AT'OOst, Mrs. i . HUNT'S, wu Nos. 631 and 623 D st. GBE4T Banaans mn UNEEDEEMED PLEDGES: DIAMON: ee - SOLID SILVERWARE, re} TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN ADVANCES. A fine assortment of BREECH-LOADING SHOTGUNB, az J. M. & B. COHENS LOAR OFFIOR, 8 -1007 Seventh st. mw. G10 OB LAME nonSES. Owners should call at £09 Fourteenth st. n.w. ue BOBT. SMITH. Vv. Sirmkrinal ts Sane AED ber EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. oe ‘e, MAX MUEGLER. Teavher of P* Pr OGAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO. ie jcal Director St. John’s Episcopal Charon. usetts avenue N. w. ausli-cw ARDNER’S SELECT SCHOO! Fon Boxe AND GIRLS will re pen ON DAY, September 13th. at vest 8 Chape’, George. Terms moderate. auglT 6t* ANTED—A first class SOOURER and PRE4S- ER. None others need apply at 1733 Beans eylvania ave. A SALE—In business section of Warren! yn ‘mall HOUSE and LoT. . RICHOLBOR: GUS Tet ow ae WAaebae gente! colored GIRL to ae ‘with housework; must come well reecmmended. Apply 617 1th stn. w. it" ANTED—A white GIRL to do cooking and aenerai housework. Apply from 10 +0 12 s. ORDENTOWN FEMAT E COLLEGE, | BS 282th svete 2e Home like hore J.—Beantifut location, healta- ANTED— Te young aoe of peabeer iu}, home like. thoroush christian and wisely gor espectabl ity, tect, avd quick inteliics ered BOWEN, A. M., Pres’ Gonyiats in an ofies. “bal per week. “Adar augi7-1m) PO Bare Ww CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, st. yASTED-x Single VOM in a private family Mary's county, Md.—ial: Seesion begitis S=p- cape gentleman, within 15 minutes tember 6. Board ‘and Tuition, 875 in advance for | Walk of the r Department; reference given ae gach Session cf five months. For Circulars address reas Star office. WM.T. ae Secretary to the Board. al7-Im* E. L. JENSENS 8 MS FOR BOYS will reopen eotamier roe street ( Gown pe moant vi on ees ),form- pees be es naan ae ty MERSON INSTITUT SELECT CLASSICAL amp Mlarmeiarreat,Booor. oxs, between Land K streets, Will neler WEDNE-DAY, September 8th. Fer Circulars, ke | nadress ae B. YOUNG, Poincins', augl7-2" © '4 14th street. (PISCOPAL FE . 7 rat. Ea ate INSTITORE, pel. A chartered fuetitute of the hicheat icrad-, ih experienced teachers in the departments of * xlith, Modern Languswes, Music, ete., with re- d_ced rates.“ Bewins September 2." aucl6-1in" 91 0 FOURTEENTH Der ce taught ! hy the natural d. M'lle V. PRUD- HOMME’S classes for children and youn |: Bill reo} T BRPTEMBEN 20th. Glass hours 9 a. m.,1 pm For Adults October Hours 11 a. pm Great advantaxes offered to pupi 8 who take the whole course. ‘Terms mod- erate. Special arrangements made for private clas 7 d single pupils. auzis. Sicomerorivana E BU! SINESS Gee corner of 7th and L st: Y baess progressive successful eee e of 16 Zears. It educates young men and women for n3e- fulness and self- Support. | Its graduates sectro positions of trust and profit. Course of nud y aad rainin comprises the English Lauguacs, Busi- yess Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmanship. kkeeping, by single and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business ‘Practice, requiring the making ont aad exchanging of all kinés of business papers, paying aud recetving cash and Eceping the acco Elocution and Lec- tures, nd Byening. Ressions bewin MON pay, aval at 80, 1880. For, information and terms call at the College or address SPENCER, Principal. angl6 OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRAD SCHOOL AND AISDERGARTEN, Ob6 Patrort Rortimest, opens MONDAY, Kept. Gt augl4-1in N. BROWN, Principal. B RENT 28 Massachusetts aren w., evan Tooms, water and gas. to ‘a. B. OOFFES, corner 7th st. and ‘Wastagh ere ave. ausls~3t FFGE RENT Suite of three ROOMS, with ase of bath room, in good location. Cheap to deer. ~ bietenant. Réferences exchanged. Inquire WB. WILCOX, corner 20th and [sts n.w. Forte AND: SAEs OF PROPERTY. ASE VATE AND TOTION.—See Bulletia is- Fed on the 1st sud Isihof ‘every month, at the of- fice of THOS. 8. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. w.alS-3 Fok RENT—A fine STABLE rear of 614 G st. 35 per month gue] 7-24" enterpriag and haviaz #1,000 money, OAN interest in well-eétal plished office busi- OO) anvually. As this is a Jats enterprise, only thoeo ot impeennious humbugs) will References exchanged. Address D., Box Tess paying over bona fide, strictly meaniny business ( auewer. 68, P.O. WANZED- AGENTS to reli Life of Gen. Han cock. D. APPLETON & CO., Room 6, In- telligencer Bui'ding. aucl7-3t* V ANTED—To rent, a FURNISHED HOUSE, Ist October. Must be west of 12th street. Rd’ dress 1723 LeSeles etreet. augl7-3t* WANIED—By a competent double entry book- kee post boo! r, & POSITION to ke, settle ac- during evening hours. Address. 8. augl7-2w* W ANTED—An intellixent MAN ont of employ, who hak a few hundred dollars at command, may find it to his interest to address ‘*SA jar office. auntT-2e W ANIED—Fifty ralle gad CARTS and HORS) to work on Somer ani C7 So vervair. Apniy to JOUN SE ph » House, 248 Pa. aye. J. 0. BPILUE: E aw VANTED—A sm ll furtished HOUSE Torthweetern part of ‘the elty preferred J. 8., No. 18201 et_n. aul § rere —A conipetent an responaible PER- N to solicit business and drive trade in Weehinwton city for the Globe Steam Laundry Co., 119 German st., Baltimore, Md augli-6. WANTED Families to furnish with raliabie SERV. and cther help. Cooke, Cham- bern.aids and Nurses, all with reference at short notice. $29 5th st., cor. Mass. ave. P. Mo- DONAL & CO., agency. angl3-1m" WANE ULM ARY BOUNTY LAND WAR NTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS. and Mkinanof LAND SCRIP, for which highset rates will be paid. WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ‘OR RENT—One 8-room HOUSE and ono 10. i ROUSE, modern improvements. ging 306 ith at 6. w. FOS, RENT —tix room sirick HOUSE, ne water ina «ood condition and h- bortcod [went 816. Apply at 1106 Lat pore RENTONO USE 622, corner 18th =e G st: 6 verz iarge rooms, 2 smaller and bi: meti, Hitchen and dining Toom, in thotesuk es psir. Gocd yard, was and water. To oe spate paying in advance $40. 7-6" TOR RENT-—-Furnished or Saracen! Seo stn oren suite, at 912 16th st. n.w. aucl6-3t* jesirable far- jodera con- overy iow: Apply on premiees or J.T. COLD Wr Ld, Poe Fst. i sees , FOE BENT Cae tro y Bi He 88 per mont son, Stadia » corner D. 2OR, BENT—Handsomely Furnished APART. MENTS, with all niodern conveniences. 1310 Gat nw. augit-e, OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, No. 1115 10ih et pe. yeas and water: excellant neighbor- vrs Kent, €25 per month. DUVALL & MARR, HOE etree, augi4-Im {OR RENT—The commodious BUILDING known as the Sherman Honse, situate No. 215 3d st. rooms and 211 mod. im, This ed a number of years asa firat- clase Loarding house, and ie one of dhe most desien: Dla in the eity for such purpose Apply to DUVALL & MARX, Keal Estate and insuratice Agents, 801 F S.¥ a A. M., 702 ya street n will open aftefnoon classes Nept. 13th UCT Frade of advancement. Mat Greek, French, German, Eniii BookKeeping. "Evening class fore at $5 per month. ‘Special attention to prepa- tion for college, West Point, Annapolis and ail ccmpetitiveexaminations. Private lessons on mo4- erate terms. auglt Ors’ rei AND CLASSICAL SIGH OUL, Presbyterian Church, 43g ftreet, one Sent Circulars, with testimo- niale, at the booksteres. For further information address the Princiyal, Lock Box 535; angi 2-21 W. HUNT, A. M. hey-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Buiiding. augs 3m | st. Dw. augli-im Wx SENDLIES fo ae with RELI- Fan NT To gentiomen onle—A handsomely ABLE 8 fy ne furnished FRONT HOOM. Ko other iodrers all ronts boven ani Ried and no children. ‘Terms moderate. 1210 Sth et, aaa aie eee nw. augli-Im* CECE CO. {0H RENT Nine room BRICK HOUSE, with mcdren improvements. Sig 12th af. be- LOST AND FOUND. tween Rhode Inland ace and C o. aoe ‘Avis JOHN F. GREEN, 1520 14th st. aael0-1m* OST—On_ Monds; cyenine, Augast 16th, be- | Des 2 and # ok ook, BANE: ACCOUNT "ing from Leary Wharf to, corner. 16d and. New York avenue. Finder wil. be rewarded by leaving same ith st. wharf.” B. F. DODD, Leary's Wharf. O8T—On Aug, 15, 1880, a plain GOLD RIN 4 with name **Ada” on’ inside. Liberal re ward will be paid if returned to 711 East Capitol st. até FOR SALE (UABLES E, HILTON. A.M. WILL Jolen @ School for young wien and ‘bys See- TeMben. th 1 Clagsics, Mathematics and Higher Epg'ish wil be thoroushly tanght. Special attention will be given to those preparing for col- lege, Scientific institutions or for competitive ex- aminations. Mr. Hilton will also recive private pupils of either sex. For terms, testimonials from recent patrine, and further particulars apply at 405 Kast Capitol street. atigl2-Ln* Mey HELEN A. igre age al OF MUSIC.—Special attention zivea to be inners. Terms moderate. Address No. ‘AL 2d st. Georgetown, D. 0. 210-20" GEQReETOWN OER EGrAROaTS: A STIT! ULE FOR YOUNG LADIES REOPENS WEDNESDAY, September 8th. Those wishing to enter ag boarding Fels hhould apply without de- Jay. Misa STEPHENSON, Pringlpah Ii Gay Georgetwon, D. C. ag 10-1} m' MiSs. CALMINS SELECT SCHOOL for Boye and Girls will reopen Monday, Sept. Gth, at 209 Pennsylvania avenues.e. — auxt-Im OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Youny Ladies and Children. Board and tuition @T50 per annum. Lanquaves and mu-ic extra. 5h Recsion begins Sept. 20th. Orreulars obtained at the Starcftice. Mrs.M 8. Bowie, Rockville, Md. a7 2m* - SxEN Pre LCAIY, 903 16th ST. nw., r Lafayette Pai Boarding and Day Echool for Young Ladies iit Neairie and Boys under 14. Fourteenth year wil commence Sept. 15th, Circulars petted be obtained at the book stores and at the Beminary. 8. 1. E. SMITA, Princ MISS B. ROSS, Assistant. Gren INGHAM TON LADIES’ COLLEGE and COLLEGE of MUSIU and ORATOKY ps Preparatory Department, opens Sxpr. 15. er Year. pan . A. PATERSON, A. M., President, feng 1m Binghamton, Broome Co., N.¥. A SELECT HOME SCHOOL, for limited nvinber of girls, with comforts and care of pRrate feinily, ta healthy location, near towa of cure], Maryland. Tuition in Fnglish and French in classes, with board, for session from 15TH Serreeren we lore UNE, $2.0.” Music, with ure of Piano, # Apriy to 28 NIGOLS, AUpS cow Laurel, Privos Geos Oo. Md U betel CLABRENS HOME SCHOOL for Girls, near Alexandria, Va., offers every ad- Yantexe for thorough education. ‘Location healthy~ moderate. Fourth seasion bes ius SEPTEM- BER, SES 1880. Address Miss VIRGINIA MASON, Box 305, Alexandria, Va. Shere -eolm 178%. OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND. DaY 8UHGOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND AUSSES will reopen at 943 M st. n.w, SErrEM- ug ay ERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H et. n. w.—Boarding and Day School for Young La- dies and Children. pbetelon opens Sept. fae Cir- culars at Book and D: wane stores and Semi au2-2m MISS NS LIPSCOMB, 7 Principal. TY OA BO, YOUNG LADIES AND. OHI DREN WAL ber oot ned at 1025 12th st Bw, MONDAY, September Ope Theo. Otrculare at the prinet al Bodkstores. and at 1023 and 1027 12th st. n.w. Mrs.Z. D. BUTOH- ER and Miss M. U. DOUGLAS, Principals. au2-am IPE, CEDARS —A HOME SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— Willreopen on the 8TH OF SerTuxnen. Situated on the Heights of Geor with extensive muds, the location inat ones, besutifal, hhealth- and accessible. A few additional Boarding Pi sre desired. ‘Terms moderate. For partica- iiress the MISSES EARLE, corner Fayette and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.C. ‘Im GARBNETT'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ELLICOTT CITY, ee neipal JAS. M. GABNET?, M.A., LL.D. ere Principal of #t. ms SEPT. 1 John’s College. Add: until = 5 ntbete ORG, Va. = Jue a8 well as those wining 13 Be lied for Teachers. Terms moderate. 5 Bat north’ vise MARSESND RGRICuETOREL coL- EGE.—The next session commences TUES- DAY, Reptember 21 F = Se eee 2h Por catalognes address Presi Georne county, Md. Clewe sae Dawei 'REDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, FOR, SALE— Thoroughbred Jergey COW CATES a abbly at Drover's Hest, cor. 12th and C sts. 8. w. auls-2t* Roe SALE-At great barwains for cash, on easy terme, a select asaort aent of is world-renowned ESTEY ORGANS, a ‘733 it ve ‘auls-6t* Fe Sar = OHEAP—A young, mand and ¢ HORSE; can trot "in 2 Son Aleo, BUGGY and HARNESB, at No. 400) ith st. nw. aul7-6t* ‘OR SALE—Handsome Bashaw MARE, 6 years good roadster, gentle, kind and pint ‘A blemish, Inquire 2125 G st.,alter 4 o'clock p.m.,or before 9a.m. auld bt OR SALE A fine black MARE, HARNESS and BU is a fine driver, kind and penile con be seen at SINS SIMER' Fe RENT—No. 406 Ist St. 5 E —A neatly fur- iished HOUSE contsipivg seven rooms, with yiyProvements. Apply on the premises. Ron ae DFSIRABLE HOMES. CHEAP—ON TIME—LOW INTEREST. Four entirely new two-story and basement Brick HOURES, each containing seven we'l-lizhted, cheerful “rooms, conveniently arranged. A nice bathroom and water closet, stationary washtub: Tange, latrobe stoves, coal vault, pantry china an Linen ‘closete, ciothes pre:ses, hall, vestibule, bay window, ras ind water. ‘The above are located at the corner of Washing- ton and Olive streets, Georgetown, only one equare from the line of the Washington’ and Georzetown horse cars, and two squares from the Metropolitan Ene. both streets are nicely paved and s vianted. Price of the corner House 83.500, End. 89,000 Gack for the tines adjoining. Al:o, Eight two-story and basement Brics HOUSES on Olive street, each containing six rooms and bath- 7008, kas water, convenient closets, ete. ith, aud are very, pest, and’ comfortabic pany is all fel eustructoa and of ex- ten es cS RIGGS & OO. Fo. as $25 Sr MoxTa—HOUSE No. 1213 Gat. Keys a joining. inquire 926 Lou- isiana ayenue. sugi-im Fos RENT -STORE cranes of 9h and TL stg n.W. cellar and stable hemes ‘bis arene Also, for rent Stable, E st., bet. Gth and 7th, rear BTORE ¢01 Rew Jerse: avenue. w. Apply to W Natatorium. angl2 6t* | 0. JOHNSON, 718 18th at, auzt- FOR SALE One of the Jargest etocks of New and ‘Second-hand CARRIAGE! allege r, atylos, Offered in this city, embracing all open and close. lshea and leary. 2 to suit all. ROB! LAs H nonAtAN 410416 we nw an airing pro: attended ton zs u = ONT Miss THE OPPORTUNITY to one of those ol ree Gans sat BIDNEY T NIMMO'S: 110 se MONEY TO LOAN. N ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL E3- tate at six (Gy per cent, in sums td suit. Loans ‘«otiated on collateral rogarity.. Apply to mous rp “SHUEMARER, 920 F st. aug1s- Me™ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. #150, $300, $350, $500 to loan. Also larger sume, ae may be desired. Lowest charges and lowest ed. Tates of Interest. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. auglt 10 LO) T MONEY g on REAL EST ESTATE, MBS At 6 per cent for are tnt ie er cent for small 8:0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. BUSINESS CHANCES. T E N& Having ally applications Ge pooan of the location of our office) from anishing to RENT HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CEOY: wo have determined to give this branch of our busines special attention. Properties entrusted to our care will be literally advertised and receive our peraonal visi Esra STRIGER & LIEBERMANN, augls-6t 1418 New York avenue. {OB SALE—Cuear—A CIGAR STORE in agood Ht ocality. Rent low. Apply at the Restaurant southeast corner of 6th street and Louisians ave- nue. 4y31 ANTED—For @ cash purchaser, a small HOUSE of 7 or 8 rooms, fa vorthwest section of city.” Price not to exceed’ $1,500. HELLEN & NIOHOLSON, 615 7th et. n.w. aera FOE SALE 208 D strect nw. basement BRIOK H: nou et neon Reindow, tsins nine rooms, inyp complete order, Apply to THOS. Estate Agent, 1216 F st. n.w. (OR SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in Bal- timore, Md. ; fine ee most desirable lo- cation, doing a very good business. Address Box 109, Star office. cae aw auga-lm* 459;000 HAND-MADE MEROWANTADLE BRICKS for sale, at 85 25 per thousand, daliy- ered Telephonic Connection. GKO. L. BHER- IFF, 1114 Pennsylvani: -1m FOE, BALES A, DESIRABLE ar on the southeast corner of Aand 2d et. 8. ¢., arranged as follows: ientFurnace and room, store room, kitchen and pantry. First floor—Sa- Jeon parlor with bay ‘window? dining reom and Pantry. Second flocr_‘Threo ‘chambers and bath room. Third floor. ree chaimbers and ser- vante’ room, all in 00d 01 ae Parking on front and weet ride enclosed by substantial iron fence. ogee this roperty isweithin two squares of fh, w 8D a WO squares of the Capitol, andone square of the Metropolitan OR RENT—No. 1446 = n. W., near Scott Statue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- Gluding servants’ and batoroom: all modern con- Yeniences. Rent $55. Can be seen at any time. Qne-half block from cars. Apply to J. W. P. MYERS, 715 15th st. eugs-Im OR RENT Six-room HOUSES, desirably loos. pply to WHEATLEY BROS., 7th st.; and Bhode island soe D.W. 4y22-1) BOARDING. AX K STREET NORTH WEST, pie comfortably FUR his 11 witht 5 pa BOARD; Tocation a tae city. Room and board ce two, 850 to 860. Board without rooms. auzl2-20° OME. furnished or unfurnished, 378 Indiana sew per mont Sy27 5 NPE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and 8: Per month; house is well furnished; table first- c'as@, and coolest location in the city. '_jy24-Im rpuE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st. Of the coslest and bast conducted Bosrdine Houses in the city. Transient re accommo- dsted at reasonable terms. novl9 SUMMER .RESORTS. VaETON HOUSE No’ tain ery, ood Tabli Bad Car 1 fe ‘al . No Honiton * adress OLIFTON HOUSE, mm, Fairfax co., Va. Giroulars ‘at Star. oties -eolm: of a a ey FASTRORD WALL —Now open for recep ‘4 tion of Guests. Good Bathing, good Fishing, good Mare dress ASy20 1a ONGRESS 1 OCEAN CITY, Will open JUNE 26TH, 1880. Perfection in all ite appoint itments. Terms: nS a! 10 and $12.00 week. WB. 93-026 ‘Terms moderate. CEL NO) For MD. tor. THOS. FARLEY, | re co @E FPRMSGiR cereqae Terms, reasonabie. eons 282, Cape May. Je21-m&t,' TED A i USThn Ladoeat ce AtEASr10 Is now open for the season of 1880. W. WHITNEY, Manager. THOS. OHAS! D. T. MORGAN, ‘Musioal i Directors ne er. Persons este 9 Wrage TOM OWN & WORLEDER, Proprictor. Je2-e0, sydrauco i ” PROFESSIONAL. H. JOMNBON, D.D. 8. nae in Allits Branches. GOLD F G9 snecialty. Ss Osice—TIT HST. N Wer Opposite “Cal vary Baptist na oar i Reference:—Rey. Dr. Dorr and others. augll Conese &c.—Ailing feet need attention com- mensnrate with the labor im, ‘upon them. EE eats liane eae ave 2OPp. yearly comnsatation: ‘al giving a large of extreme jy28 Br ERERBUCH. Mp. Schoot duties resumed on ad Ps, Svetiue strost cars. “and will besald at a WEDNESDAY,’ September | oareain. An inspection of the premised ie inultod. at. 3 ei ful. Superior instruction Tha all MU departanoute. Oar: 520-8 A es "EITOH, Tox & DROWN, by inn ne beste Ce yume ful home training. Terms ‘Very moderate. For PRE Bet Al work warranted oe cataloxue oF inforniation adareas ilacaenn ox POR SALE Stall Houses, cheap and NORGE — The Dental office and business of the $y28-1m mdest._ | 3f Siroome, eres ot ne aveuts, yl Be sontioued Ea METARCITE uz Stoey House of 8 roo ERS, B Theron o ayo was Hose of 6roorase $1,500. 5Gs ray “Piy preanes A rs : an For circulars aise ath - AROHER, 1401 | house near straat oars, has 7 rooms, ae stan ee ee Mass. vento, Washington, De Or ble, lot 3734x105; rents for $16 per iconth. JB WEISEN BORN, De Femoved to 915 Teh 150 4, YEAR, BOARD AND = W. E. BURFORD & 00. rect, and all operations on the nat ‘TION, Female Seminai iti a ‘s "2 reasons! - Goren. Military College oune ceded a9 1116 F st. n.w. ay Ey Colbee —— ev. T. MAXWELL REILLY, B. sD. B. DUKE, Denzisn, 715 14th et, n. Sy24-2m PERSONAL. ve. Beant M™ NBOREIING AND DAY a sug Al ad Removed from 244 * opens Sept. 20th. ‘farther inform adnan 3yi8-8m Mrs. J" Et SOMERS Principal. Pps Se 4 MILITARY Ce EMY, C Givi d. = tele poe nee ine Ohety agclanace and seg: BP Garter, antares Sa Hew- ie Wn. HL ee end James G. Payne, patrons jy10-8m ‘Cox. T! |. HYATT, President. IVERVIEW ACADEMY. jorough- wite-oe wake Bohol ator ‘bass, gembinina si tay, Atlitary Dril, and Secrestion [a tive Pamphlet, with Chart of Requisitions for ease arta ‘ts. post BISBES AM. Privelpal.” iste ] PIcaBUEG, Pa A eteafal bemutifal ca rosters HON dawiot Rew TP ° Peon aa ae Pres. Sours oy New Your. oS By alte Sie trom oe where in the W. H. WHEATLEY, By1 40 JeMersonst., Georgetown: M*%; BROOKE | TELLS ALL THE EVENTS of lit Genclemas sb sf! iy ch SS atk Ladies and cl west, beet it ‘and L streets augll-Sw ‘Tells ey the et Sue st., between 9th and 10th'n.w. $0 this ple, with al on real esta! tetaten 6 oe 6 Always in ie, ie ees Pom on -eatabli reliable Jets PATOH HE AAMINES Mardy -6m 73 WoRKs, ever ee, aged. Porm Very cheap, sooording p. according is Sam eons and N.Y. a ital Bets 5 1A wil if! Bite lsh rene QUPPLaES FOR PLUMBERS AND GAB FITTEES, A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purchased for Cash s fall ot every ope ner our eoota on as favorable fa focus sad a ty lr poe rag tanuiot be beaten citngy sae gual oF kG a CO 9-ly 319 12th street n.w. ie EYESIGHT, cet Fi ROU aE x oH ‘E. yp Optician, Pa. ave., avis ear 434. —Thousands of Wi phe Sette in order by me during ‘atten xperienced per- a VENSER, ae Pennsylvania ave. aug AFE AND SUBE! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue. erga, eestor enrages Rey, ymoaciae ib W. lent: treareir, B. Soy er, escrers Sohn Oncaea tees ANTED YOU TO ahi: Wess bate ere ern common orat eee te cetee ees aliear ae FS LEARE—To private family only, the RES. DENCE of Dr. Liebermann, No. 722 121 BS {main building contains $ lane roses: beth in second snd third stories, The rear Ena Dotidine contains suemer Kiichen and laua- ith stahonary soapstone washtubs, servant's im. Also, a carriage boure for three yehicles, and stalls for three horse, a coachmay's fed room ard large loft, al) well Ventilated amd drained ; a vault for coal, ‘aud other convenienoss. Fo nite tus and Permission. to insi« ars aug cSt FOF BENT By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL Estate AGEXT AND AUCTIONEER, 20t and F streets northwest. Sketing Rink. 2015 Rt. B.W.01T rooms Sets Fur. hiss, 46 st. 613th st. now, ‘ end bath,. 33 Lange hall, Post Brde 50 941 D st.n.w., store. 75 ‘Mass. ave.n.w. rsa 52 Tet 80 1 n. eee 2 th et-a.w.. 12.00 GE TO LANDLORDS FOR SER PRY SECTION ” 3 oo 30: 860,000. NOW Ts ENS Ate TMs To BD RO HOLTZMAN, Jeth and F ste FOR RENT. “Opt, 248Pa.ave.16 re 1210 D at bw, FOR RENT. Te mt 250 s other prop: erty both for sale and rent, inemdi racreral ‘7004 Stores in the west end, can bbe sonn sugl2-3m Corner doth 29 Fotis th nna, B.w., 10 rooms, per mo #20 1th ste n-w., 10 room per mo Cor: 13th and B ber mo a5 het w. per mo repiaces 5 per mo 1416 Nor. Cap. st: 8.33 per mo TODD & anced 209 Reventh sireet n.w. Ors coe ‘HE CORCORAN BUILDING, Oreos U. 8. Tarasvny, lira STREET. Fine 81 Office Rooms—ringly or commmnicat- ing—for ‘Soe jess Oflices, Studios, ete. Water and Goscts on every floor. Flevator and steam heat. Dar Frooms for etersge. Inquire of the Janitor. sy: Fo BENT 1111 H st. n.w., 10 rs, mod. imps. 1439 Let. n.w., 8 roome. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooms, m. i $50 per mo. 425 and £27 4th st. n w, 10 rs., e&.m.i.840 por mo. 1224 Gth et. n.w.. 10 rm. b's, m.1..837.50 per mo. 1209 R.I. sve. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.#50 per mo. 1310 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 par mo. 1719 B.1. ave. n.w., 15rm. brick, all im.125 por mo. ‘723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, Mod. im... 40 Per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & O0., 1228 F street HOUSEFURNISHINGS. W, & JENS & co., jo. TA7 7th st. news, Jela its for the 8ST. GEORGE eg it AE, HEAD ‘VATED OVEN EARGES, tu id FIRE SIDE JEWEL and PARLOR SUN LATROBES, BADIANT VT HOME, STAR, snd EXCELSIOR FURNACES. All strictly eS and _warral ‘Also, a full line o} miele aN NTELS, ‘GHA Fe ovens fable RANGES ena COOK 8§' Will be sold at lowest rates Haviue thie largest ae sortment in the city, we would solicit an inspection woods. from all in want of above pa exevEs ___ @A8 STOVES: THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. aug SOLD 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. Ez BROOKS, 531 DDE BEFERIGERATOBS, WHITE MOUNTATN, CREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM BEFRIGERATOES. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of China, Glass Warc, &., myl6 1009 Pa. ave. Qrouce BYNEAL, ares OIL AND WATER OOLOBS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, marzd 418 7th st. (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). FOR. GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, ‘TBO! RANG! * = WEST MARKET HAMILTON & SHEDD, 105 409 9th st. AS COOHING STOVES. LADIES GOODS. LADIES: AND CHILDREN’S SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAI A aeeee 610 Oth aug? Opporite U. 8. Patent Office. Bo4tiva BATSFOB YOUNG LADIES THE LATEST MACKINAW CASSANDEA JUST BECEIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, Hobe Diets Pe ia Coecy ancacteereh, = 18S BELLE LUCAS DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLOBS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. and Por- of which We are now selling our stock of DRY o00ps t reserve at the lowest posathie rates, ‘henivatie fatrice for the present and. bi rates from 18 to 20 per ue. W. M. BROWN, SL? Market Space. A-L LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, “25, ST BO, BB, 60, GG, TB, $1, $1.25, $1.50. tP” NEW DESIGNS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE FOR PRICES QUOTED. WINE LoTR FRUIT TpOvety IES, GLass UISENS. “BUANRRTS, 0 DOMESTICS at the lowest prices. GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRES8 SHIRTS, #1. TYLER & CHEWNING, ate Clorks with Perry & Bro.) augi6 ONE PRICE BOSTON DEY 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 LENGTES AND REMNANTS OF FINE DERESS GOODS remaining from this season's business and marked them at VERY LOW PRICEs, With a view to aii ‘ing them among our Cus- tomers AT ON Many of them will be found to be excellent BARGAINS. ‘This offers an unusual opportunity to our lady customers to provide dros: folks at a emi 705-709 Market Space, LOSING OUT OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS REGARDLESS OF OOST. Bo Soe oreo LAWNS reduced from One thousand yards of beautiful FIGURED LAWNS rodneed rom 10 powN to FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS AT COST. Fine Shei f (wool) DRESS GOODS reduced from 2b pow WAMBUT?/ {he best weariny COTTON in the world, RCIA CARTER’S, 71 Market Space. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for Indice’ see ‘dreekes, reduced from 31 pown to 20, Leautiful Lace Stripe White Goods reduced to 12. 100 pie a Leper Madras Dress Ginhame, 1255, 5. a $1.25, #150, 22. ‘Large size heavy Linen Towels reduced from'26 ows to Bleck Silke, Black Cashmeree, Black Satin, Black Tawire, ae rare Cloth, Black Grenadines, luck Bunting, at ** acTUAL” cost. Pure Wool Jled Casbineres, 25. CARTER’S, DUBREUIL BROS. & Co., 1112 F Street N. W. Wo sell the meet SHIRTS for the money in oon SHIRT only 65 eats. a GLOBE Sine oul, ‘The EUREKA PoLGED, tn finished, only #1. fais ae compare a nee any other Shirt for the also a line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always Dugeun, BROS. & CO., 3928 street N. W. B. BMS GieaMeenint FACrony NORE 435 7th street now. Headquarters for Ready-ma. made Dress Shirts. Shirts made toorder. Our specialty, THE om i — ne flered for the GENUINE Wahsuiia SHLK: BOYS BHIETS All of our Shirts ra taf Uh perfect fiting. SUM UNDER BL ‘BH. per cent. lower revular price. STEAM SHIBT FACTORY, 3327 4235 7th st. n.w., “ D> 8s DRESS Grane AnD oon ee 65 conta 75 cents 60 ate 1810 & eplendid line of French ESB C comprising a full assortment of xe Black and Gotered silk Sik GRE! EADINER, Black Bi Hernanis, Ponyocs, Beersuckers, #, Stiooda Cloths, Mummy Cloths oes en Lawns, ee Giisbams. India and French Nainsooks, all grades. An inepection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., jy8__ 1323 F st. m_w., near Ebbitt Honse. —— FIANOS AND ORGANS. ULET DAVIS’ PIANOS.—The best Ce PANO See wes rea H. L. BU: en Agent. OFFE! Wate for or my Fall am Sa MING are aan aE Rte Caos SEVEN-STOP “He at 875 CASH, We have 2 band a on os Mourne PATMEATS. Ree They out-riva: $y, AY ee ee ape convinced. hee sia, where in the city 33 a. URN ‘Bole Ament x 407 10th et. POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Oo., ‘TUESDAY, AUGUST 34, 1 1880. LEGIELATORE AND SUSTAINED ET AEE, THe ‘according a OF aed the owners tos ou abe LAST "Dat OF EN evel Band , |