Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. « WASHINGTON. THURSDAY -August 19, 1SS0- _———— eee CROSRY & NOYES....Editor, _ so —— Zhe Evening Star has@ regular. perma- ment. tona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal totha Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. SS ‘THE BTAR has a direct wire from ts news room to the Western Union Telewraph office in New York eity, from which wires radiate to al! parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its own operator from every quarter up to ‘within a few moments of going to press. It is the only eveninw paper south of Philadelphia which re elves exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. ‘Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have TH@ Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the sddrees being changed se often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. be Way the Trees are Going. Persons who have taken the palns to maxe the calculation estimate that at the present rate of destruction the vast forests of this coun- try will have disappeared in forty years, leay- Ing the United States without timber. How to evonomise the forests Is the question being diz- cussed and different suggestions are made, but none of them are likely to be adopted or en- forced. One is, that the owners and operatives Of saw mills should lessen the quantity of lam- ber they are turning out; that because of the Present plentiful supply of timber, lumber can De sold at a very low price with fair proft and At ts “being rushed upon the market.” As long asthe profit can be realized it 1s nonsense to talk about curtailing the quantities of lumber being sawed. The men who have Invested in Saw Milis did so for profit, and they are not Golng to suspend operations because the next generation not be able te get iumber. 16 4s also suggested that the government turn {t’s to saving such of the public domain as is covered by Mne old tmber-producing for- ests. This land can be purchased now at $1.25 per a and this low price 1s one of the causes that makes cheap lumber, The men who purchase tis land for farming purposes generally fell the trees and burn them to clear the land. In this way mil- lions of splendid old forest trees that It required many years to develop are annually destroyed; ‘Dut what else can be done with them? The Pioneer who ventures out on the borders to establish 2 home fs, usually, too remote from market to sell his timber, and he would soon die of starvation should he leave the trees Standing. w for the time to come when he Would have factlities for transporting his timber to market. The tramigrants who are coming to our country by the thousands are ng land tocultivate. In order to ratse crops the timber must fall from the land. For the government to take all of Its timbered land from market for the benefit of future generations would be to check the extension of agriculture, from which ‘We derive most of our wealth. The only prac- tical way of meeting the difficulty of a future deficiency of timber seems to be the present Cultivation of new crops of trees. Such experi- ments as have been tried in the ralsing of trees best adapted to the purposes of lumber have been successful. Under cultivation they grow faster than when left entirely to nature, and a Crop of trees planted by one generation would Produce excelient lumber for the next. SS ee ‘The party managers on both sides are making reat efforts this presidential year to harmoatze Jocal differences and secure the nemination of the strongest possible tckets in the doubtful States. Thus in Connecticut a ticket was made up by the republicans harmonizing the bicker- ings between the rival citles of Hartford and New Haven, thus enabling the party to go into the contest this year much more hopefully than Zor the last eight years. The democrats of Con- Recticut have foliowed suit by nom!nating ex- Senatcr James English, of New Haven, for governor, and Charles M. Pond, of Hartford, for Heutenant governor. Mr. English has served two terms in the U.S. House of Representa- tives and two terms as governor of Connecticut, and on the death of Senator Ferry, in 1575, he Was appointed to fill the vacancy. He has Shown high characver and ability in public itze and in his own extensive business affilrs, and bis nomination ts a very strong bid for votes for in New Jersey yesterday the republicans lade a strong gubernstorial nomination in t! Person of Frank A. Potts, of the leading coal and tron house in the country, and whos great Popularity at home is shown by his eicction to the state senate In Is74 Ina county that Usually gives 2.000 democratic majority, and by bis coming within fifteen hundred of election for Congress In 1575 tn the fourth New Jersey district, that gave Tilden more than six thou- Sand majority. Gen. Kilpatrick wanted the nomination, but the republicans seemed to think he was hardly up to the mark for this contest. —-~<+e--___ It ig dificult to get rate reports from the fierce political battle now betpg waged in Indi- ana, because each party colorseversthing In its Own favor. The St. Louis Pos!-Dispatch, a dem- Ceratic paper, the editor of which, Mr. Pulitze is now stumping Indiana for the democracy, gives its judgment as follows: at the very best judgment would o be a doubtful state at this mo- average democrat n it assumes to bi tory, and the republican organs absolute when they do the same, for, after all, the Crats have better reasons to de confident. the truth is that no one can teli to-day how In- diana will go. and that success will go with that arty witch wili do the hardest and most eff. ive work between this and the 12th oi O2 ‘The editorial containing this expression of opinion was probably writtea by Mr. Palltze: himself, and is based upon his own observ. Uons. —_—_§_<o-_____. The report comes from England that the anticipated movement for the abolition of the House of Lords as at present constituted has been fairly started. A conference of ltberal electors and delegates representing Iberal asso- Ciations, described as crowded and eathusi- astic, was held last night at the Westminster Palace hot ndon, at which resolu’ions were passed denouncing the habitual obstruction of necessary reforms by the lords and squlrearchy in Parliament, demanding the aboll hereditary legisiators, and the substitution Senate on the American plan for the preseat House of Lords. It was decided to organize a meeting for an expression of public opinion curing the coming recess. With the slow course that any reform has to take in England, it wil; probably be the work of years to carry out this change in the organization of Parilament, but it is quite certain to come, and possibly in the Iife-thme of its present advocates. er It ts declared now that Candahar ts safe; that the Afghans are occasionally firing shells, but ~ little damage ts being done, and that the place has not been fully invested. The besiegers hhave some 12,000 men and greatly outnumber the garrison of 2.700 men, about half of whom are English; but the chances are that they wil not be able to reduce the place before relief wil Teach the fort, which will be due the last of September from the two columns now moving 40 Candabar from Cabul and Quettah. Th3 Garrison ts supplied with provisions until the Ast of October, Dut there ts danger that their Water supply will not hold out. ————__---—_____. Twenty-one steamships, making altogether 206 Urtps across the Atlantic ocean this season. have carried 19,696 passengers from New York. These passengers were nearly all American Pleasure-seekers, and should they spend an average of $500 each in Europe, the people of ‘that continent will get trom the United States the vast sum of $9,545,000, —_--—____ All the evils and inilictions of this life cannot Properly be charged to Providence. The fatality among the students of Princeton College was ascribed, by the faculty, to a “Providential dis- pensation,” but a sclentfic examination demons Sirated that it proceeded from defective drain- Ee It appears from press association dispatches from Cork that there 1s not a word of truth in ‘the reported Fenian plot to blow up the tunnel and the barracks there; in fact, that no powder ‘Was found in either place. HE GREATEST SLAUGHTER | BOOTS AND SHOES Bought from the Late Bale at Boston. Isciupina ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LADIZS' SHOES AND SLIPPERB, Ar75 Cents Per Pam. ALL STYLES OF MEN AND BOYS' SHOES, Onty $1 Per Par. AT THE GREAT BOSION SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRIOT. (SieN or THE Rep Fiaa.) LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. augls Fare AND WINTER GOODS. ‘We have opened our FALL AND WINTER GOOD3 from last season ; snd are also receiving many new thins for the approaching season, which we offer at the very lowest market rates. Persons wishing outiits for school children will find a great many euds and remnante in our stock, which we are now srling exceedinuly cheap. §2-ONE PRICE ONLY. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, auxl9-3t ‘919 Pennsylvania avenae. O* ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW ST DRE, & 1105 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w. On or about SRETERE ER 35TH, wo will sell bar- WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY; BREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OVERCOATS. Will sell TUESDAY, August 24th, and continus sale until removal. Sales to begin at 7 p. m. every eveniog. Will sell coods at private sale during the day at auction prices. J.M. @ R. COHEN, auld 1007 7th street. Kus its WEST END FAMILY A LIQUOR BTORE. HEULICH'S BEER aspe- cislty, 5 cents astovepipe. Opeus Saturd: dist’ ¥.C. KNIGHT, P augl D* RED SYN, No. $49 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. is permanently located in this city. He relieves al! ACUTE ATTACKS OF DISEASE in from 2 to 4 hours, and cures them ia a few days. Chronic cases i of dikease relinquished by other physicians a speci- elty. FEVER and AGODE sud CHOLERA IN ¥ANTUM cured ina sinsle day. Boney paid ra- funded in case of failure. Gall and be con- vinced. augl8-ly. RICKS: BUICKS! BRICKS: 4. L. HUTTON, Bricklayer and Builder, is pre- pared to furnish material. including Hand-mads or Machine BRICK, with river eand niortar, at the rate of 88.75 per M. Will furnish Mortar for $3.25 M. Good work snd entire satiefaction cuaran teed. Jobbing proniy tly attended to. 508 11th street southwest. 6 QcHOoL OUTEITS.” » ALL WOOL SCOTCH PLAIOS. LUPIN'S COLORED MERINOES. LUPIN'S COLORED CASHMERES. CAMELS’-HAIRS AND CORDULETTES. KHYBER CLOTHS AND SERGES. LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS, Henrietta Cloths, Cashmeres. Tamise Cloths, Bombszines. Momie Cloths, French Buntings. COURTAULD’S CRAPES AND VFILS. t Speer garg ge heed English Orape ‘or trimming, sll wicths and prices. COURTAULD'S EX(RA QUALITY BLACK OKAPe IN ROLLS FOR VEILS. ALL SUMMER DRESS GUODS AT ‘‘GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.” “ONE PRICK ONLY,” IN FIGURES. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. aught OS’ KNEE PANTS. 40 and 50 up. ‘Boss’ Odd Suits at half value. Boss! Broken Suits at balf price. Boye’ Single Pante, 75,, 45c. and 81 up. Men’s Broken Suits at ‘half value. Men's Odd Coats at fearful discount. Men’s Alpaca Coats at cost to close out. Rehool Shoes, 50, 65, 7c and 81 up. Job lot Hats at half price. J. W. SELBY, cat) 1914 and 1916 Penn: NWNINGHAM, HATTER, has just received the fall atyle ‘Broadway ‘Block SILK HATS, made to order. Old styles remodeled. MARKED IN Soft Felt Hats cleaned, evlered and trimmed. auld as 740 Sth st., bet. G and H. ‘LAGS! FLAG FLAGS! 1 7 Cc speien Fleas, ee Fises, Marine and ‘anc! eay and quick. at Feet ey ane aT AV, LOANE! euld-Im_ 124 W. Pratt st., near South, Balto. = LAST CHANCE. os In order to prepare for Pall Trade I have reduced my wale line of SUMMER CLOTHING fully 25 Per cen} If you with to save money buy now. Never were Goods cheaper. Nor such Genuine Barvains offered. Your Last Chance to get Good and Reliable Cloth- at GBEATLY REDUCED PRICES. Your Last Chance TO BUY AT PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BE- FORE IN THIS OITY. Hesitate no longer, but come right along for GENUINE BARGAINS. BUSINESS SUITS at reduced prices. DRESS SUITS at reduced ALPACA COATS at redui Boys’ AND CHILDKEN’S priees. . Whole Stock at Reduced Prices to make room for Fall Goods. Buy now Hesitate no longer. A. STRAUS, 2OLL Pennsylvania Avenue, augl3 Between 10th and 11th streets. HITE DUCK VEST. Pisin and Fancy LISLE and SLE TREAD GLOVES FANOY LINEN HDEES. All makes of NECK WEAK at reduced pricas. WwW. 5. TEEL, aul3 935 Pennsylvania ave. OXNTON'S “1580” FURNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR COAL OR woop, BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE, Are powerful heaters; remarkably durable; eco- nomical in fuel: wive universal satiefaction; have no bolted joints; are free from ase The most DURALLE FURNACE, the CHEAP- EST to buy. Fitted with CLINKER-CLEANING anti-friction GRATES: ASH-SIFTING GRATES and ASH-PANS; LINED FEED-DOOKS, DRAFT REGULATOR, ete. Have many ATTHAOTIVE — PAUrICAL, IMPROVEMENTS never before jopted. Send for cirenlars before purchasing others. BICHAKDSON, BOYNTON & CO., MANUFACi URERS, 234 Water street, New York. For ssle by ©. G. BALL 4y20-th,s,tu3m 1337 E st., near Willard’s. (COLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. eiing STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- Hand and machine-made FLOWER POTS of all SGARDEN VAI DAIRY ab pi . and st the lowest prices. ‘au5-3m ANTED— FEATHERS TO RENOVATES WW Micron to remake and fine upholstering. 3 Ve, ‘Willard’s No. 1404 Pennsylvania ai ‘Opposite: Aes ABGAINS. STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, ‘é MAOKINAW GASSANDEA, i Mrs. M. J. HUNT'S, wu Nos. 682 and G23 D st. TEAM OARPET OLEANING AND UPHOL- SBraihyin arte veanchon On amon wu O16 La. ave. EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SAL FOR RENT AND SALE. PROF, LABROQUE, 1373 F st. native French Instructor, xradaate of Sorbonne Un!- versity, Paris. C asses in Frene?. Latia, Greek, German. Italian, Span'sh, Poriucasse. ‘Trsneia~ ting. augid ELS oe EMEDARATORS SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON. A. M, I i and Instructor in itistory Latruage. Prof. ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- structor in Latin. i Prof. ANTHONY H. JANUS, Instructor in French avd German. Prof. HARRY C. DAVIS A. B., Instructor in G cek, Penmanship and Book teaping. Trof. J. HOWARD GORE, B.S., Instructor in M-themetics. Thia School affords a thorough prepsration for the College. Its full course extends through four years, but it furpishes aleoa Hizl: Rchool course, Ccenyy ing two years, for purils who have con pleted their studies in'the common English branch. 8. Gither in the Pub ic Schools or elsewnere. ‘The session opens on the &th of September. Charge tor the whole year, payable qaarterly in advance, 268. ‘The: no extra charges. Nowwies or further information address the College Hill, above 14th street. angl9 (Post&'Nat.Rep. copy | HOF. J. MAX MUEGLER. Teacher of VOOAE and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Mu- fical Director St. John’s Episcopal Church. 2023 Massachusetts avenue n.w- aug17-60" ny ISS GARDNER’S SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS will reopen MON- DAY, September 13th. at West street Ghave, Georketown. Terms moderate. angl7 6t* WARITAEZA DRUG CLERK. address ““Drug- siet,"’ Box 166, Alexanaria, Va. iv WASTED # steady, GIRL or WOMAN f Cook ascitt in Jivbt washing. No. £76 Pa. ayerue nw. Apply for several a: It ANTED—A BLACKSMIIB, to co to the _guuntry. Must be a good ‘hand. Apply_at HAYNES’ shop, Uniontown, Saturday, Ausast 21, atl2 o'clock. ancl9-2t* Wastin bree good SOLICITORS for ths “‘Life of Gen Garfield “ Sells revdily. Good commissions. A rare chance for good agent*. Gali 437 7th st. n.w., Room 7 auel9-3t* WANTED To apprentice a very willing, intelli sent and industrions boy. 17 years of ava, to the carriawe-nakiug and painting business Apply after 4 o'clock at 714 G st. 8. W. auel9-3t* WANTED. A private family, wants to Tease, na ‘a resicence, for at least three years, rivilege of renewal, a FURNISHED DWELLING- }OUSF, with four r more chambers. Possession to be viven October Ist. Location must be west of rorth of H st. n.w. Kent, wil be promptly raid, monthly, in advance. with full particulars, Box'94, Star Office. WASIED A white GIRL ty dy cookinz and Feneral honsework. App!y from 10 to 12 a. m. at 728 12th st.n.w. augl3-2t" y ANTED—AGENTS to sell Liteot Gen. Han cock. D. APPLETON & ©0., Room 6, In- tellixencer Bui'ding. auxt WASTED To rot, a FURNISHED HOUS! Ist October. Must be west of 12th streat. Ad- dives 1723 LeSales street. angl7-3t* ANTED—Ry a competent double entry book- keeper, a POBITION to post books, settle ac- counts, Xc., during evening hours. Address J. B. 1, Star office. ancl 7-26" ORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, N Beautiful location, healtue ful, Fome-like, thorousch christian and wisely Kov- ered: Rev. WM. 0. BOWEN, A. M., Pres't. augi7-Im VHARLOTTE | WA SCHOOL, J piary's county, Md. “Fall Session basins § tember 6. Bosrd ‘and Tuition, #79 in advan each sestion of five months. For Circulars a WM.T. BRISCOE, Secretary to the Board. al7- WS Boye PENSENS, SEMINARY FOR BOYS vill reopon September 6th at 294 ¥ street (known as Mount Vernon Seminary), form- erly taught by Mrs. Eddy Son: French and the Englieh branches. Foreiga laugaases tauzht by petent teachers. augl7-3t ERSON_ INSTITUTE, ELECT CLASSICAI a MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL roa Boys, 14th st., between I and K streets, Will reopen WEDNE “DAY, September 8th. For Circwars, &e , address” CHARLES B. YOUNG, Principal, 4 14th street. EPARTMENT. RSTVY OF GEORGETOWN. annual Medical Session will cox mence in the C ilege Building, evrner 1 thand E sis. p.w., MONDAY, September (th. For par- ticulars apply Se F. A. ASHFORD, M. D., Dean, aug]7-6w 1330 New York aventie. (}PISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE. “4 Winchester, Va., Kev. J. O. Wheat, D.D., pri augl7-2w cipal. A chartered institute of the highest cade, with experienced teachers in the departucota Fuclish, Modern Languages, Music, etc., with re- duced rates. Begins September 2. augl6-Im* Fou taught 910 0% PRUD- *HOMME’s c we ladies ober 9th. utazes offe to pupi 8. wh ‘erms mod- erate. Byecial arrangements made for 1) £€6 and single pupils. augl6 PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ner of 7th and Lets. n_w.—This institu 4a progressive and successful experience of Tt educates young men and woraen for use- 8 and self-snpport. Ite grad secure positions ef trust and profit. Oouirse of stndy. and training comprises the English Laucuaze, Busi- ness Arithn etic, Spencerian Practical Penmanship. Bookkeeping, by single and double entry, adapted to every variety of business: Business ‘Practice, requiring the making out aud exchanging of all kinds of business papera, paying and receiving cash and keeping the accounts; Elocution and Le tures. “Day and Eveniog Seaeions bexin MON DAY, AUGUST 30, 1480. For information and termi call at the College or address HENRY C. BPENCER, Principal. ancl6 [ONS CIRCLE SELECT GiapEep SCHOOL AND KINDEKGARTEN, 936 P street northwest, opens MONDAY, & auglt-lin DORA N. BK \. W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 5th street w SS. will open afternoon claeses Sept. 13th fi every wrade of advancement. Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, Enzlieh, Peumanship and Bookkeeping. "Evening classes onutinue as hereto- fore at 85 yer month. Npecial attention to prepa- tion for colleve, West Point, Annapolis and ail ec mpetitiveexaiminations. Private lessons on mod- erate teres. auvlt OYS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL MIGH SCHOUL, Presbyterian Church, 43 street, opens Sept. 6th. Circulars, with testimo- nials,’at the bookstores. For furtlier information address the Princlyal, Lock Box 638; -m Great ad the whele course. i. Oth. 'N, Principal. aug!2-2m J. W. HUN (CHABLES FE, HILTON, A. M., WILL / open & School for youn mien and boys Sze- TEMBER €th. | The Classica, Mathematica and Higher Eng ish will be thorourhly tanght. Special attention will be given to those preparing for col- lexe, scientific institutions or for competitive ex- Stiinations, Mr. Hilton will also receive private pupils cf either sex. For terms, testimonials from yeecnt pacrcne, and further particulars apply at 405 East Capitol street. augl2-1m* WANT21 =A competent and responsible PER- VY KON to business and drive trade i Wathington city for the Globe Steam Laundry Co. * 19 German st , Baltimore, Md. augli 6" WANTED Funilies to furnish with reliab'e SREVANTS and cther help. Cooks, Chan- bern aids end Nurses, all with reference at sliort hotice. 829 Sth st., cor. Mass. ave. P. Mo- DOMAL & CO., Agency. augi3-Im" — — FOE RENT Ped poesewion given Septemd orb STORE, northeast cxmner of F and. 13th ree rent low. Apply to WAGGAMAN, Wo St9 7th et, aueld-3t ei ee a ee OR BENT—Two fine ROOMS for Ofivns or Flee} iu Rooms. a larze BAREMEN C gas and water in all. W: C. DODGE, coruer 925 ard ests, Suzi 6 R SAT E—At a Barwsin, STORE and Lot of 22 feet frost, runuing back to wide alley: eit- uated on ith st. n.w.; $3 0008500 cash, balance toeuit purchaser, at 6 per cent. iuterast. “App: to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 9th st.n.w. aucrl9-3t* JOR RYNT—That elewant double MANSION, No. 436 Mat.n.w., containing sixteen rooms, thorongh!y modern; rent to a responsible tensat only 860 per month. For cards of admission ap- ply to M. M. ROBBER, 509 Tin et augl? 6t ‘OR BENT—The handsome detached RESI- DENOF, No. 3915 Harawood » Le Droit Park, ope of the most delizhtful situations in the city. The lot is large and besntifu'ly terraced. ‘The honre has a fine piazza, richly tiled vestib: hall through the center with’ rooms on each side; bas concreted cellar ander @ntire house; has psn try, china closet, a closet for every bedroom, bath- Tom, het and cold water, was, sewerage, grates, imaptele, furnace and every modern convenience, and fora small family cau be cmeidered one of the prettiest and most complete Residences in the District. Will only be rented tos. class pa-ty. Rent Ofty dollars per month. Inaaire of JaMed Hi MCGILL, Architect, Koom 33, Le Droit b ing. 0 SALF—In brsiness rection of Warrenton. ‘B RENT— Br EB. 0. HOLTZMAN, Bean EsraTe AGERT axp ACCT Oth and F nortwast. XK Skating Rink. 23 1536 etn. 1414 Dithet now. 35 415 13th st. now ha’ 33 1538 9th st. nw. 3 30 224 Lat et. 6000000077 a5, GLO 13th st. n W., 2oMoa rooms Ss 4422 BounCary st n. W.,9r8. and bath. 25 82 Tet re. 2908 18th st. 2038 Sth rooms TOOK «, and bath. 40 35 Hst.nvel Gre 12 1813 Riges st. nb. w. 2038 8th st-n.w. 12.50 10 rs. and bath 49 1 MAKE NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS FOR ADVERTISING THEIR PROPERTY, AND KE¥P1T BEFORE THE PUBLIO CONSTANTLY. 1 HAVE MANY OF THE FINEST BULLDING SITES IN THE CITY FOR BSALF.” ALso, HOUSES IN EVFRY SEOTION AT PRIGES FGM 81,000 ro 860,000. NOW 18 THE TIME Va., atmall ROUSE and LOT. HELLSN & B. QO HOLTZMAN, NICHOLSON, 615 7th et now. angi augis Toth and F ste.th.w. JOR RENT—€28 Manaechiusitts sven, FOERENT. FOR RENT. FOR RENT. rooms, water and as. Avply {> = COFPEx, corner 7th st. aud Massact W. FOE RENT Suite of threa ROOMS, with uss of ‘bath room, in good location. Chesp to des'r We tenant. References exchanged. Inquire WR. WILCOX, corner 2uth and Lets. n.w. augis EGR ESR AND SALES OF PROPERTY. PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION.—Seo Bulietia i ed on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the of- fice of THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. mw. als-3. WER MILTTARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and all Finds of LAND KORIP, for which highest rates Bill be paid. | WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attor- hey-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Building. aus 3m WANTED SEAMILIES to furnish with RELT- ABLE SERVANTS: try us: SERVANTS of all sorts; boys, wirls; SEAMSTHESSES for e:ty ard country; sil with reference. 926 F st. n.w. 0. E. PRICE & CO. myl65-14w? LOST AND FOUND. R eS 8 z00m HOUSE and one 10. reom modern improvements. Inquire 306 11th et. 8.w. Drovementyaelt Bt ‘OR BENT—HOUSE No. 1232 Sth et. n.w.. 8 story, bay window, cellar, 11 rooms; beautifal order; electric belia and every modern improve- ment. Also HOUSE 722 13th st. nw. Appl; the premires. angt {OR BENT—HOUSE 623, corner 38th and G sta. n.w.¢ 6 very large rooms, 2 smaller and bass iuent, kitchen and dining room, in thorough Pair.’ Gcod yard, gas and water. To govd te: paying in advance #40. ‘augl7. T_083.-Ang, 17th. on V st. p-w., bet. 14th and 15th, a EREASTPIN, marked’ ‘‘Rose, 1870." A libero! reward will be paid for ite return at 1313 V street. 1 QTRAYED—Frem F. Miller's plsce, Eastern S Breuch road, Sunday, Aug. 15, BUFFA GSS it LO COW, roan white spot on forehead. A. lberal reward will be paid fer her return. . MILLER, 644 Center Market. RK KENT—One two story Brick DWELLING, 8 roeme, modern improvements. B st., between 7th and 18th sts.; 815 per month. Saveral six- room Brick Houses ou Rigys st., between 17th and isth sts.: $8 per month. Apply to A. 8. PRATT & SON, 401 9th st., corner D. aucl6-6t FOR RENT Handsomely Furnished APART. MENTS, with all modern conveniences. 1310 Get. nw. augli-r,t, thst" ASTRAY —Came to my premises August 17, 153 aCOW. ‘She owner will please come tx forward, charges and take her away. W. ANUEEBO of New Hampshire aye., bet. P and () sts. n.w. a GTRAYED_From 1819 G et. now. on the SS inet., a Red COW; has brass knobs on her horbs, a haiter and broken chain A suitable reward will be paid for ber return’ to the above number. ‘gulg-2t* 250 REWARD. —Lost or stolen, 18th, 8E°M- ©) WINDER, No. 5,045, Jules Henguiia maker, with 14 kt. curb Vest Chain and } Blood-stone Ring attached. The finder will« re the above reward by returning it to Ww. BREUNINGE! Pa. ave. and no questions kd. [Sun Herald copy It. auld FOR SALE. (OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, No. 1115 10th st D,W.: 7 rs : gas and water: ¢xcellant neilibor- hood.’ Rent, 825 per month. DUVALL & MARR, 804 F street. augl4-1m POR RENT Tho commodions BUTEDING known as the Sherman House, sitnate No. 218 3d st. n.w., ecntaining 23 rooms and all mod. imp, ‘This briding has been used a number of years asa first- class boaréing house, and is one of the most desira- ble in the esty for such purpoee Apply to DUVALL & MARR, Heal Estate and Insurance Agents, 801 F” et. nw. augit-im PGE RENTS To gentlemen only—& handuomely furnished FRONT ROOM. No other lodgers and no children. Terms moderate. 1210 9th st. n.W. augl4 Im* ‘OR RENT—Nine room BRICK HOUSE, with mcdren improvements. No. 1519 12th st., be- tween Rhode Ir'and ave. and Q ets. n.w. Anply to JOHN ¥. GREEN, 1520 1ith st. augl0-tm* ‘OR BALF—Rixteen head cf HORSES just ar- rived from Reckinzham county. Va.. 2 Coupe Horsen: 4 Baddie Horses, aisd a pair Sgih Davple Gray Horses. Gan beacon at TN SIMMONS’ tables, 311 12th ston w. -atig19-6t JJ 83, ABRIVED trom Shenandoah Valiey, Rock- oJ ingham county, Va. one. car-load 6 HONSES suitable for Wajon, Cart, Driving Seg snd Saddle purposes. Horses shall be an reprenented or no sale. JOHN HALRUSOS Btables, cor. 10th and Cate: nee. ROE SALE—Three-spring oncont WAGON, secoud band: Platform Spring, Wa- kor, two seats: Buwwies an Phatons, SSS: at vory low fleure. ‘Also, Youn Family MARE. Jackeon Waxou Depot, 208 10th st. n.w.. angli-w D. W. MAGKATH. POE BALE —Thoroushibred Sergey SOF at and CALF. Apply at Drover's Rest, cor. 12:h and G ats. 8. w. auls-2t* POE FALE At ereat berasins for cash, on easy terme, a select assort nent of | tLe world-renowned ESTEY ORGANS, at 723 7th st. n.w. auls-6t FOE, SALE, OHEAP—A young, soun, * Dom and gentle HORSE: can trot'in 2 Also, BUGGY and HAKNESS, at No. 2002 ‘ith st. new. aul7-6t* POE BENE, No; 406 let Si. « & —A neatly fur- pished HOUSE coutsining seven rooms, with inodern improvements. Apply on the premises. avg!)-20* ROR SALE, DESTRADLE HOMES. CHEAP—ON TIME—LOW INTEREST. Four entirely new two-story and basement Brick ROUSE esch containing seven we'll lixhted, cheerful “rooms, conveniently arranged. A nics bethrocm and water closet, stationary washtubs, range, latrobe stoves, coal vault, pantry china and linen ‘clorete, clothes preeses, ail, vestibule, bay window, sas and water. ‘The above are located at the corner of Washing- ton and Olive streets, Georgetown, only one rquare from the line of the’ Washington’ and Georgetown pore cars, and two squares from the Mctropolitan line. Both streets are nicely paved and shade trees vlanted. Price of the and 3,00 each for the three adjoining. 4 Kight two-story and basement Brick HOUSES on Olive street, each coptaining sx rooms and bath- room, ater, convenient closets, etc. These front'conth and’ are vers ueat aud’ eorafortabic hemes. Price 81,550 and 81,600. Juss property i6 all well edustructed and of ex- ‘Apply to tig6-207 wee RIGGS & 00. VOR RENT—Ar $25 Ser McNTH-HOUSE No. 1213 Gest. Keys ac joining. ‘nquire 926 Lou- isisna avenue. aug4-1m 'UR BSALE—Handsome Bashaw MARE, 6 years old, gocd roadster, gentle, kind and ni Without a blemish. Inquire 2125 G at or Doge 4 o'clock p.m.,or before9 a.m. aul! 5t* FOR SALE One of the largest stocks of New and Second-hand CARRIAGES: ever, offered in this city, embracing all styles, Res open and-close, light and heavy. Prices. to suit all. ERT HH. GHAHAM, 410-416 Sth . h.w.. between D and E. airing prompti attended to. ih aT MS HIELEN A. BEALL, TEACHER Vi OF MUtIC.—Special attention civea to ba winners. Terms moderate. Address No. 41 21 st. Geergetown, D. O. augl02w* G EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE IN- A STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES REOPENS WEDNESDAY, September 8th. Those wishiux to gnter ae boarding pupilé should apply without de- lay. Miss STEPHENSON, Principal, 101 ( uF Sts Georgetwon, D. 0. augl0-im* Mi88, CALKINS SELECT SCHOOL for Boys and Girls will reopen Monday, Sept. 6th, at 209 Pennsylvania avenues.c. _ aux7. CARDING AND DAY SCHOOL F Young Ladiesand Children. Board snd fuition $150 per apnom. Languages and mu ‘ic extra. 6b session bexins Sept. 20th. Circulars obtained at the Starcffice. Mrs. M 8. Bowie, Rockville, Md. a7 2m* i orerEs SEMINARY, 903 L6th ST. D W., near Lafayette Park. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, litle Girls aud Boys under 14. Fourteenth year w'll commence Sept. 15th, 1880. | Circulars may be obtained at the book stores and at the Seminary. MES. L. E. SMITH, Princtpal. MIFS B. ROSS, Assistant. ang7-2m Im ‘OR Daz. MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to pur- chase one of those, cierant #78 OR- GANS at SIDNEY T. NIMMO', 410 HT st. n.w my17 MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY, IN BAND TO LOAN ON REAL Es- tate ut s1x (6) per cent, in sums to suit. Loans negotiated on collateral security. Apply to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F et. n.w- sugl8-3t Moxe* TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. $150, $200, 2350, $500 to loan. Also larger sume, asmay be desired. Lowest charges and lowest rates of interest. B. H. WARNER, anglt 916 F street northwest. po AN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surr, At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. No delay. B.O. HOLTZMAN, dy31 10th and F sts. n. BINGHAMTON LADIES’ COLLEGE and COLLEGE of MUSIU and ORATORY with Preparatory Department, opens SEPT. 15. 8300 ps her REV. ft. A. PATERSON, A. M., President, sugé-1m Binghamton, Broome Co., N.¥. BUSINESS CHANCES. (08 RENT—STORE c=ncr of 9th and L ste n-w., with cellar and stable. Also, for rent STORE 601 New Jersey avenuen.w. Apply to W 0. JOHNSON, 715 13th st. nw. augd-1m FOR RENT NO, MeN stn. w., near Scott Statue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- cluding servants’ and bstoroom: all modern con- yeniences. Rent $55. Can be ecen at any tim: {ne half block from ears. Apply to J. W. P. MYERE, 715 15th st. augé-1m ri ‘OR RENT—Six-room HOURES, desirably loca- F ted. Apply to WHEATLEY BAOS.,iUnet-and m Bhode ieland ave.n. w. BOARDING. 1214. SSTREET NORTHWEST, NICELY and comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS, with good BOARD; best location in the Cify. Room and board for two, 850 10800. Board without roome: ausl2-20" Fe RENT—ROOMS, farnished or unfurnished, at 314, 316 and 318 Indiana ave. n.w.; also Bret-class BOARD, 815 per month. ‘SABAH FLAGLER. $y27-58" 2 eee Ee HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, T with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and $30 Per month; house is well furnished; table Srst- c’ate, and ceolest location in the city. 3924-1m HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st. n.w., isone T Be ed Boardine of the cosiest and best conducted Boni Honses in the city. ‘Transient Boarders accommo- dated at reegonable terms. novl9 PERSONAL. MEE BEQOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS of life. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 60 cents ench. 1023 4th street north- weet, between K and L streets. angli-3w* OAT FOR SALE—Whole or part. Rare chance. Benes sliding eeat; out-ricwer: cedar. Bes, F Bitar office. auct9-3t, A SELECT HOME SCHOOL, for limited number of girs, with comforts and care of pote family, iu healthy location, near town of Laurel, Murylsnd. : ‘Tuition in English and French in classes, with dl, for sestion from 15TH SsrreMBEnR to’ 1oTH #200. Music, with use of Piano, #30, Apyly to JAMES NICOLS, ateScolm Laurel, Prince George Co., Md. MSS, OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND DAY SOBUOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES will reopen at 943 M st. n.w., SEPTEM- BER 15. auxg3-2m Vite SEMINARY, 1412 H st. n w.—Eoarding and Day School for Young La- dies and Children. Seesion opens Sept. 20th. Oir- culara st Book and Drug stores and Seminary. au2-2m MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal. W Ass INGTON FEMALE SEMINA- RY—A BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN—Will be re- Spened at 1025 12th st n.w.. MONDAY, September 20, 1480. Circulars at the principal Bookstores. and. at 1028 and 107 12th st. n.w. Mus. Z. D. BUTOH- ER end Miss M. 0. DOUGLAS, Principals. a02-2m (PRE CEDAMS A HOME SCHOOL FOR B YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— Willreopen on the 8rH OF SEPTEMBER. Bituated on the Heights of Georgetown, with extensive munds, the location isat once beautifnl, health- ‘ul and accessible. A few additional Boarding Pa- PLS ate desired. |Terms moderate. For particn are address the MISSES KARLE, corner Fnyetto and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.O. au2-Im GABSETI’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ELLICOTT OITY, Mp.—Principal JAS. M. ae mere ae, ate Feel of ee john's les ‘DB be unt Se Sib LebeRaE A J E. SCHEEL. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN e and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to beginners, as well as those wishing to be qualified for ‘Teschiers.” erie ‘moderate, 1215 W stroot northwest. y28-Im* A) ARYLAND AGHICULTURAL COL- LEGE.—The next session commences TUES- DAY, September 21. For catalogues address Presi- dent Wil. H. PARKER, Oollege station, Princa George’s county, Md. 3y28-2awam_ ‘REDERICHK FEMALE SEMINARY, FREDERICK, Mp.—Rchool duties resumed on EDNESDAY, Septerber 8th. Location health- fu). Buperior instruction in all departments. Care- fol Rome taining. Terms very moderate. For e or informs! ress, sehbeeo Mas. M. W. HACKELTON, jy28-1m President. HE ABCH. JROTISUTE, WASH- INGTON, a For circulars address Mrs. Mi. R. AROHER, 1401 Mass. avenue, Washington, D. OQ. iy2t-3m rT YEAR, BOARD AND , Military Academy, py Geung Men), Haddon iN J. For catal ad. MAXWELL REILLY, B. D., a BELLY, Bite. T. VERNON SEMINARY, M AED! D DAY SOHOOL ae Fon FUNG LADIES, Dyi6-b on fre J ie BOMEWS, Principal. PERNSYLY. MILITARY ACAD- EMY, "A-» OPSDS le Civil Engineering, A and Eng- lish. Degrees conferred. Refers to Gen. fete Bul aa 2. H ohylo-ase RoceTany. Gren. with natural 0. HALLO ‘OK SALE—A Rare Oprontunimy—A_RES- Frkontsn in the bestand most central Ieee tion in the city. Address **Restaurant," ice. ‘augl9-3t" Fer enh prosyerons, select MALE ‘SCHOOL with furniture complete, proprietor going to ccmmence the practice of law. Address chool,” Star office. augl9-3t ALA TACRIEICE Sinall STOCK of a Grocery and Provition Store. For an active man no better stand in the District. Reason foreelling bad health. “Address Rox 6%, Star office. augl9-3t" FoR SALE Digna) mown OIGAR and @fA- TIONARY STORE 1207 Pennsylvania ayo. with an established trade and now doing 2 ood business. Reasons entirely satisfactory for eelling. apply on premicea. augl9-3¢ Fz, SALE—That business PROPERTY north. east corner of H and 9th sts. n.e. Oars pass the dcor. Will be sold at an extraordinary bargain, a8 it must be sold to close an estate . ROHRER, 5C9 7th st rogl9-6t we ee HEAP HOMES.—We are instructed by a party ,Who has removed from the city to offer the fol- lowing baryains in real estate, viz: FOUR NEAT BRICK COTTAGES on 9thst.n. ee opntaining paricr, dining room and kitchen on first floor and three chambers and bath room on gecond floor. Gas throuxhoyt. Good lot front and wr $1,400 each: only $200 down, balance $25 pel th. A discount for all cash. Also, TWO NEAT FRAME UOTTAGES on 10th st. ©.. Same arrangement except bath room. Piazzi infront. Price $1,200 each, on eame terms. Ap- ly at once to i FITCH, FOX & BROWN, augl9-8t 1437 Pennsylvania ave., cor. 15th st. OTICE. Having daily applications (on account of the location cf our office) from parties wishing to RENT HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, we have determined to give this branch of our business special attention. Properties, entrusted to our care ‘will be liberally advertised and receive our personal Buperviai perme STRIGER & LIEBERMANN, augls-6t 1418 New York avenue. F® SALE—CuEar—A OIGAR STORE in agood Jocality. Rent low. Apply. at the Restaurant southeast corner of 6th street and Louisiana ave- nue. ausl7-3t* ‘OR SALE—208 D street n.w., three-story and ~ basement BRIOK HuUBSE, bay ‘window: cons tains nine rooms, all modern provements; in complete order. Apply to THOS. J. MYEBS, teal Estate Agent, 1216 Fat. n.w. augl4-aw FS SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in Bal- eeione nn mee ; fine Fixt most epee lo- (09, Biar offee. > © z I 50.000 | HAND-1 gi te ast “ eae tee ‘southe er : pleat Eamets i re room, Kitchen and panty, foon. parlor with bay window, dining pantry. Becond floor—Three chambers Yoom, Third floor—Two large chambers and ser, vents? ‘all in good order. Parking on trent sot side, enclosed by substantial frou terest wood. This property ie within tre nsees pe U. 8. Capito andone square of ‘the Metepontes room and bath avenue street ae will be sold ata inspection of 1s invited. = x & ‘BROWK. N ME. BLANCHE, Femate Docrness, cures all complaints, especially leucorrnes; the reader of cards. ‘Tells everything. Also,” the Dan wo. 932 E st., between 9th snd 1Uth’n.w. v.21" H. ALBURGER, iccessor to I. PB. LIB- AV eH atone pote domie, bag re Store, opp. U. 8. P.O. myll-4m Chee PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports a3 to the responribility of people, with aba of liens on real estate. 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to lu p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 to5- apil-5m A343 BOBS. the long-eatabllehed reliable Clairvoyant and Actrologist, gives better sat- isfaction in ail affairs of life than any ono in the profession; tells the past, present and future des- ¥; gives advice and assistance on all appertaining to business, love and matrimony. ALL Ix TROUBLE Gat. ‘Satisfaction given or no Pay. Consultation Boome, 402 2d st.. above D st. Ww. av5 SUMMER RESORTS. Scenery, good Table, Shade, &c. No mosquitos.’ Address OLLFTON i ona ETON HOUSE, fut mn, Fairfax co., Va. at Star, Office. 3y27-00 ASTFORD HALL.—Now open for reooy- tion of Guests. Good Bathing, wood ‘a Fishing, good Music. ‘Terms moderate. Address °°" SAMUEL NOMS. jy26-1m_ Oxford, Md. MD. § is} § LF E 1 N. J. ‘Is now open for the season of 1880. W. WHITNEY, Mi . THOS. OHASE, er. Perso daitae eit oat re 2-00, iv, neo ath PROFESSIONAL. ey OLD FILLING a specialty. Oiice 711 HBT. NW. opposite “*Oal- “ileterence:-Bev: Dr. Domen and others. augIi Poe a ee At Dr. WHITES establishment, 1416 Pa avo.sém ‘Willara'’s Hotel. y commutation, in 8} Shoes and popular £00, 81 por ‘wisit gives ates ‘ances and vari vation ciasee ‘the of extreme cases with marked success. B. T. M. peta etek Davee No. in all its branches. hoor. B Denti per ‘work warranted. (OK.—The Dental office Neer acoar ous a avout." A contindaes nf yale fally solicited. Cor. 26&Pa. 06 Hi st ,10re.,m.5. 850 2 Pa.ave.,store& hi. 45 we ,16r8.m. 906 20th st.8 rs.m 1.22.50 912 14th et.n.w., 878..25 £17 19th stn.w., 7 rs..35 2109 H st.n.w. 8 re.&s 25 Sew bricks, 28d &G, 22. 1019 23d st.n.w,, 476 10 No charge will be male for advertising property. Money to Joan in sume to suit. A list of other prop- erty both for sale and rent, inciding several wood Stores in the west end, can'be sean at my office W. RB. WILCOX, n212-3m, Corner 2ith and I'ste. aw. FS8, BENT: 1018 17th et. n.w., 10 rooms, 52 per mo 40 per mo 40 per mo - 20 permo per mo oe per mo anet 509 Seventh stroet n.w. {OR RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Orrositg U. 8. Turasvry, lira Stkeet. Fires Office Rooms—singly or commanicat- ing—for Business Offices, Studios, ete. Water avd Closets on every floor. Elevator and steata heat. Dark rooms for steraxe. Inquire of the Jauitor. dy: ROR Bent 1111 H st. n.w., 10 rs, mod. imps. 1439 L st. n.w., 8 rooms. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooms, m. 425 and 427 4th st. n w, 10 rs. 40 per mo. 1224 6th -W-. 10 rm. b', m. {..837.50 per mo. 1209 B.T. ave. n.w., 16 rm. brick, m.{m.50 per mo. 1110 18th et. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo. 1719 R.I. ave. n.w., 15 rm. brick, sll {m.125 per mo. 723 14th et., 9rm. brick, mod. im... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1223 F street n. HOUSEFURNISHINGS W. S. JENHS & CO., No. 717 7th st. n.w., 865 per mo. 20 per mo. 850 per mo. Jela Agents for the 8T. GEORGE and STAG HEAD ELEVATED OVEN RANGES, the SOCIAL sid FIRE SIDE JEWEL snd PARLOR SUN LATROBES, RADIANT HUME, STAR, sud EXCELSIOR FURNACES. All Strictly first class snd warranted. Also, a full line of SLATE MANTELS, GRATER, Stationary and Por- table RANGES and COOK STOVSS; all of which wl be sold at lowest rates. Having the largest as- sortment in the city, we would solicit an inspection frow all in want of above goods. aus? G+ STOVES! THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH 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. 631 15th st. 4 FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 18 E. F. BROOKS, 6312 15th st., ‘DDE REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge.) Importer of Chins, Gisss Warc, &., myi6 1009 Pa. ave. QeoncE BYNEAL, Jr. 5 DEALER Im OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Points, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KDNDS OF FaNcy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTE AND PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st.. (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). FR. GAS FIXTURES, GAS STOVES! SLATE MANTELS, TROBES, BANG! &o., am aT LOWEST MABEET BATES. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 35 409 9th st. G+ COOHING STOVES. ‘The Washington Gas Light Oom} have st their es in“aseortuent of ths SUN DRY GOODS. BYY THE “MYSTERY” There is nothing better in the market. It ia ele. gantly wade, and of the very host material, aud Onis $0 cents, fis tebed, y, for the wash tab. Only bu cents for the “"Mystecy™ shirt. Gent's LINEN COLLARS, lat styles and finest guaisis only $1.00 per dezea;+ix for 78 cents, Best rcalityy at ee MEGINNISS' BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, 2 F street northwest. SHIRTS TO ORDER. by Cur SHIRTS to order are unsurpassed for com- ity. Pitwnaranteed. Ready - UF own make, 50 cents up. Choice > R at Sv cents, formeriy #1. Flecant British Half Hose at 25 cts; Hosiery. Gloves, Collars and Cuffe JAMES TH Manager of 516 F et. euls opp. Patent Oftice. SELLING OFF: BELLING OFF! ithout reserve st aby desires! moeching seas: under value. W. M. BROWN, net6 SLI Market Space. A LL LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, 25, «37, «=, OS, G0, 81, 1.25, 81.50. t?” NEW DESIGNS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE FOR PRICES QUOTED. WINE CLOTHS, FRUIT DOYLIES, NAPKINS, GLASS LINENS, SPREADS, BLANERTS, COMPORTS. 62%, DOMESTICS at the lowest prices GENTLEMEN'S PINE DRES+ SHIRTS, #1 TYLER @ CHEWNING, Gate Clerks with Perry & Bro O18 7th et. n.w. ONE PRICE angié BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE, 705 and 709 Market Space. Previous to their semi-annual inveztory have col- lected upon the center counter of their house, 79 MARKET SPACE, all the ODD LENGTHS AND REMNANTS OF FINE DRESS GOODS remaining from this season's business and marked them at VERY LOW PRICES, With a view to distributing them among our Qus- « ‘tomers AT ONCE. Many of them wili be found to be excellent BARGAINS. ‘This offers an unusual opportunity to our Isdy customers to provide dresses for the little folks at a email expense. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. 705. 9 Market Space, (rssine our OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOOPS REGARDLESS OF COST. Pure LINEN FIGURED LAWNS reduced from aul 20 Down to 1236 One thousand of beantifal FIGURED LAWNSB reduced from 10 pown to 6. FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS AT COST. Fine quality (wool) DEESS GOODS reduced from 25 pow to 1235. WAMSU17TA, the best wearing COTTON in the world, reduced to 10. CABTER’S, 71 Market Space. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for ladies’ white dresses, reduced from 31 DOWN te 20. Beautiful Lace Stripe White Goods rednoed to 1256. 100 pirces beautiful Madras Drege Ginghams, 1255, 15. Shetiand Shawis, $1, $1.25, $1 50, $2. ‘Lanro Size heavy Linen Towels reduced from 28 bows to Black Bilks, Black Cashmeres, Black Satin, Bick Tamise, Black Crape Cloth, ‘Black Grenadines, Ped Black Bunting, at **acrva." cost. DIAL Gas Goo) fol RIOvEs, ip warp sigs | | Pure Woo! Twilied Cashmiores, 2. in ber lociures on oases ee ee CARTER'S, Ste ee = ay28 711 Market Space, LADIES GOODS. ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Perfect satisfaction cuaranteed. JAS. H. VERMILYA, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, G10 9th street, aug2 Opposite U. B. Patent Office. Baas HATS FOR YOUNG LADIES THE LATEST MACKINAW CASSANDRA JUST RECEIVED. Mrs. J. P,. PALMER, No. 1107 F st. n.w. WILLIAN, ord FEECENT. OFF ALL BALES. PORTATIONS, I will take 26 per cent. from all sales, to redn salen, rednce my large stock of Trimmed and yess BELLE Lucas’ DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOK, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. THE TRADES. OOK BINDING. ° iblic is respectfully informed that the B = PUYOETT BOO) INDERY heretofore. The same excellent deci blishment. Pennsvivania ave., third floor. ee GQeROTIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, a5 Wi D. 3012 Pennay!vania sve, aahington, D.O. PLUMBERS AND GAB FITTERS, A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. ees sem SSSR eer “Secs. 30-ly aur3 SP RTO. Sumer MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BHOS, @ CO., ALLZ F Street N. W. Weel the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in pe city. ‘Our ELLIPTIO SHIRT on!y 65 cents. Our GLOBE SHIRT only 75 cents. ‘The EUREKA KELNFOKOED, tuished, only 81. We will compare it with any other Shirt for the mon isc, line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always Also, on hand s1 DUBKEUIL BHROR, @& sas UO b streee Wo” BRANCH OF THE AL! REE B SEAM SHIET Tactouhe 435 7th street niw. Headquarters for Ready-made Dress Shirts. Shirts mude toorder. Our specislty. THE ELLIPTIC SHIKT... 65 cents ever oftcred for, the price A GENUINE WAMBUYIA BALK! -.75 cents BOY¥+’ SHIRTS for. pekavans: -60 cents All of our Shirts ore 3-ply Linen Boros, and are perfect fitting. SUMMER UNDEK-SHLGTS 10 per cent. Jower than revular price. STEAM SHIRT } ACTORY, 3ya7 425 7th st. n.w., PRING iD SIMMER DRESS Ss) ANOODS. We have on hand a splendid line of French DRESS GOODS, comprisiny * full assortment of Fancy and. 8) Biack and Colored Silk GRENADINES, Black Seersuckers, Bhoods. Musmay Clothe eas Madras Ginehams. India An inspection of our etock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO. 12323 F st. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALLET DAVIS’ PIANOS.—The best HEE RT pe ikl wena ieee he ee ML 4M STILL OFFERING THORE MAGNIFICENT. SEVEN-STOP ORGANS at 875 CASH, onox Mowrniy Pavacerze | ERD ‘They out-riva any. ‘offered eise- aeee tgs Fn Bc) i new. ow —_____ 420 Hith st. n.w._ + G. KUHN, Bole Agent, 407 10th st- S4FE Np suRE: NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burglar and Damp My te FA Sider 9h 005, react pes om 1 per ee f