Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY............... August 27, LSSO0. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Star has@ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published tn Washington, and eq ual to tha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. Tne Stax office fs connected with the Telephone Exchsnze. Alvertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or nixht, free of charge Persons leaving town for the season, snd Sum- mer travelers, can have THE STap mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month. the address being chsnged as often aa desired. The money moust sccompauy the order in all cases. About Taxation. { Bankers’ Convention at Sara- bse the re effect of a heayy tax upon money. James A. Briggs gave It as the result of expe Tience and extensive observation that the least Possible tax upon money Is the best posstbie Polley for the people, the most conducive to thelr prosperity; borrow upon mo a What our country needs fs cheap n it cannot be had when the legal rate o Is only six per centum and the rate 0 ‘om two to three per centum. The laws, he held, should be of such rT aS to invite moneyed capital and nd he brought forward the data showing how disadvantageousiy the present jaws taxing money In New York worked In the competition of that city as a flnanctal center a charac capital! with and London, where the intlux of money & sneouraged. It was argued thet the country part of the state made a great inihe apping the cities by an on- ron money. The%growth of cities, it ed, 1s the prosperity of the coun- should be left to be subject to "S ag their wants, their inter- being of thelr people require and demand, without any let or hindrance from the country. White these uy. be characterized as the views of a class interest, there is undoubted truth In them, especially as regards the injus- tice of appiying a rural or country Idea of tax- etion to the entirely different business condi- of a city. ‘This Is preeisely the point made by the people of Washington in regard to the congressional tax legislation for the Dis trict de ‘a by members from rural districts, st in inflicting upon us tax laws such as agricultural states, Uke Ohio and New York have Icaded upon money, the tools of business for the cities. The result 18, that capitalists, widow FS and others seeking to invest money, give Washington the go-by and resort to Maryland and other states, where the tax upon money does not absorb so large a portion of the interest, as fs the case here. In the same way Washington bankers and other business ine find it worth their while to establish their lenees over the boundary to Maryland, to avail then selves of the lighter system of taxa- a c.,.—there. The city of adapted (o 1is Dustness peeds, and that will in- vite capital instead of repelling {t The city will never have commerce or manufactures to aby great extent, and for Its future growth and Prosperity it needs to encourage people of Wealth and culture to come here and bulld houses and set up thelr homes. Our tax laws should not be of a Eind to drive people living upon a money income, great or small, away from the city, or to enable other localities to outbid Washington as a place of residence for these seeking an agreeable home. Probably every real estate operator In this city could give instances where our tax system has served to Send investors and would-be citizens away trom Washingion. —— The newly enfranchised veter becomes a ower tn the pending presidential election. An estimate. based upon the census returns, shows that within the last four years 1.750.000 young Americans bave arrived at the age or twenty- one, and thereby come into their manhood’s inheritance of the right of suffrage. This con- stitutes about seventeen per cent of the total vote of thecountry. The man of this year has @ mere Important duty before him than the cultivation of a downy moustache, if he will but contemplate it. Inthe hands of himseif and these who have reached the voting age along with him rests the political destiny of the government for the next four years at least. ‘Those who cast their frst votes could give vie- tory to either side if It were practicable for them to go together. But that is what they Will not do, and it is well they cannot. It such unity of action could be brought about, the young generation might take it into their heads to run the country on the young America plan and turn all the older men ont of office. The votes of the new generation will swell the sum total, but their influence will not be felt to any perceptible extent. They will divide up between the two parties, in most cases, no doubt, adopting the Political principles of their fathers, and when the count is made the ballots that were de- Posited with so much satisfaction will have become but a small part of the whole. In add!- tion to the increase of the voting population by Bative citizens, it 1s estimated that about 300,000 foreigners have taken out naturalization papers Since the election of isié. There ts another Point of consideration in connection with this increase. Very many of the new yoters will € the place of old ones who have passed ‘Partizanship displayed by public the pending political campaign Fromises to work out at least a partial reforma- Uon of organism. Some of the leading news- Papers are devoting spectal attention to the true functions of journalism, and are condemn- ing the policy which moves @ paper to support and defend its party and party nominees, right or wrong, and to denounce the opposition asa thing altogether vile and base. It 1s sald that Party organs, In this canvass, have gone be- yond anything known before in bitterness and malignity. There are tcdications that the organs, in their excess of party zeal, are awakening a@ feeling of public dis. trust in them and their utterances, and this would soon put an end to that sort of journalism. The readers of newspapers are generally intellizent, and most of them can di3- eriminate between a trutkful presentation of facts and a garbled or one-sided representation for partisan effect. It fs claimed, and statistics Prove it, that our population ts yearly growing more {ntelligent; that the benefits of public ‘schools being extended and education be coming more universal. In the light of this showing, this country ts not & profitable field for ultra and extreme partisan journalism. The men who are honestly seeking information in Tegard to curremt politics will flad it. ‘The his- tory of journalism shows that the most suc- cessful papers are those which deal honestly and fairly with every public question and with their readers. ——_—_—__+.-__ The outlook ts favorable for a good but not ‘speculative fall bustness. There has been some question whether the falling off in the Importa- tion of specie into the country might not serve to Ughten the money market. ‘The importation last year was $76,000,000, and {t 1s not believed that the amount this year will be half thatsum.- ‘The European banks have been so much de- Pleted that they have not the bullion to send, even if the current of trade called tor it, which is not the case. ‘The European demand tor our Dreadstuffs this year will be much less than last year, and at the same time our tmportations of oreign goods are increasing to the extent that the balance of trade ts not so much {nour favor. At the same time, we have on hand the im- mense amount of bullion imported last year, and this, with the products of our mines, will Probably keep Uke money market easy, ——_—_---_____ ‘The Sherman- Hancock correspondence ts cred- ‘table to both cflicers. For one thing it shows ‘that our army ofiicers are thoroughly loyal to our republican institutions. In this respect ‘Wey differ from the great Loree of the countries of Enrope, nota! ears have aided on cast betraying the nation hands. into despotic W FALL We are daily recetvisz FALL GOODS and offer Great TLS, SATING, Sails HOYALS, YELVETS, MEKINOS, CASH MERES, eee ARS DE LANNELS, serine CLOTi MOMTE CLOTH, &c RROCADF apd DAMARE NILES and VELVE.S. Great veniety POLKA SPOT SATIN DE LYONS, at low prik HOUSER KEFING GOOTS. yalger it, TABLE (LINENS, “NAPEINS, SHEETING, WINE CLUTH, The celebrated ‘pevonshise TOWEL, 83.00 per Large size BUCK TOWELR, $2 40 per doz. Elegant DAMASK TOWELS, large size, #3.00 per ‘loz beak hy Sere up NAPKISS, at $1.25, 81,5 00 Gorman STABLE LINEN, Hand Loom and soft WINE. ‘GLOTES in all sizes, with NAPKINS to Elegant savortment of FURNITURE ORETONS. act ogaade are ireeh goods, and will be sold atlow iemires. US z. a rae M. SHUSTER & SONS. aug2T-4t 919 Penna. ave. ANCOCK AND GABFIELD CaMPatas BADGES, made of Albitam Meuar, Beantifal and durable C. W. THURN & CQ., 313 9th st., Wholesale Agent. aug? 6t p* VON MOSCHZISHER & year ago cpened his offices at 619 10th street northwest. for the special treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN TH HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, ETO. Rissuccess has been most vratifyine to himself sud to y of the numerous patients who have been under hia care, the majority of whoa have been from the best clae: is, REPRESENTA- TIVES, SAW) RGYM MuncHasrs, cmErs or DgranrMests, ete. Without lay ng eny empirical claims to infallibility. he las no hesitancy in asserting that heis willing that bis professional record shall be compared with its per- cen. sees wake thatof ary aie or paysician in thi ie elsewhere. success Was <9 wrest that he shag Penclved to make this city, by SPECTAT UES. PERM RESIDENCE, monisia of al treet ak hed, he would name those of SENATOR BENATOR INGALLS, BRPRESENTATIVE HD. Eaq., 7. SoMERvILLs, 3. Gru ides numerous .. Uver one hundred ieferences to the ver Dest ctizens canbe ‘examined at his Offices, 619 doth street n.w., and he wishes it distinctly wider. stood that no aa reference i3 given or lette Cf testimonial ever published whicn hae not beck a VOLUNTARILY at his disposal for ao bore, EST Fs THE ACCOMMODATION OF MY corn town customers I pare ponenen a STOKE, 428 9th st. ‘whe =| ore Tehall keep large ecsortoent OF “Heating snd Cooking Ftoves: aleo, the best makes Gf batrober, Bibb's New Baltimore, Sew 8 Palace, Parlor Sun, &c.; Tin Ruofiag, Plumbing, Etove Repsirs. Prices always as low as any other house. JOHN MOBAN, 2126 Pennsylvania ave., 425 9th st. now. Orders by telephone will receive prompt atten- to GEoR« RYNEAL, Sr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Olls, Window and Pilate Glass, ALL KINDS OF FANCY ARTICLES FOE ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. 41S 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall. ARGAINS IN PIANOS fren B WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. One 7-octave Roser One 7-0e' Que 7-octave octave aug27 For Lea Pee = , to ms ete Soe a G MEEZEROTE & CO. Bole Avency for Steinway Pianos, aug27-3t Pa. av., bet. 9th and Jou h ats. Twe SIDES TO EVERY STORY. 7:—I wish to show to the Public, and By frienos the way justice is doait out ia the Poles Court. Twas placed under bonds yeazerday on the charge of ¥, Without being heard in my de- fense. Iwas osiimitted on the testimony of the famous Madame Biack. I had a witness in court swhio could have helped me, bit he wae not called he is connected with the fovernment—and was in my company at the time the allecad larceny was committed, and others that were there could not be found toappear in court. ours truly, YouN JAMES HENNESSY, 114 434 street. it Grafcrar NOTICE. i GEO. M. T Bei 4 7th st. now. Will open on or about September Ast, compiste woorenyOREIGN AND DOMESTIO * SILKS, SATINS, DBESS GOODS, « Mia abt ERY, GLOVE! SI &e., b-Table Linens snd Napiins a specialty. Skcx entirely new, selected with utmost care, and will be offered at smallest possible profit. aug26-66 eae KNEE PANTS, 40, ‘Tée., Bt and Leys’ Long PAN’ 75, 85c., $1, 81.25, up. oitaren Me SCHOOL SUITS, 6 10" years 83, up- ards. scHOOL, SUITS, 8-12 years; Long Pants, $3.60, Boyt 001 Suits, 12~ eerie ss pee ae aiid eS up. Youths’ ‘Sait feo $5 to eae choul Hats, 40 & 50c. sel aE ane tole uaa, ave, —- aug26 J. W. SELBY. QECOND HAND CLOTHING, ‘ HATS, ae Sr deecnen WATCHES, Fat the very’ highest cash prices Ces SY WALSKEY 90D st Feet, corner street northwest. Orders by mail will be prompt!y attenced to. auwad L MARTIN & CO. S CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYER’S USE, Where Black Joints are require 1. Stock on hand. J. H. JOHNSON & CO. AGENTs, aut 12th st. Wharfand 1202 F st. n.w. QUICHTLY DAMAGED SEWER PIPE A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. We are also offering Lowzg THAN EvER TERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCKS anp GARDEN VASER, of our Own Manvcractune. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey Avenue, aug23 Ngan B. & O. Devor. PBEPARE FOR COLD WEATGHER, IF YOU WANT COMFORT Proeure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES. They make pure hot afr free from gas and dust, and is more durable than any other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- ful Hester made. WALTER D. WYVILL, 452 Penn. ave. Sras FOR SOCIETIES AND RUBBER STAMPS. Rubber Stamps for Marki: with I - lible Ink, for Business Purposes it ee J. BAUMGARTEN’S, 1222 Pa. ave. Mase OUTFITS.” anzi-2m aug2l 1 SCOTCH PLATOS. o MEI '-HAIRS AND CORDULETTES. Oa ee CLOTHS AND BERGES. LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS. is eee ng Coshmeres, Mamie Gio French Buntings. COUBTAULD’S CRAPES AND VEILS. Oourtauld’s ‘*frst reo teraanla’s * rat quality” Black English Orape QoUBTAUL DY Ext EXTRA, QUALITY BLACK poli som DawSH GO GOODS AT “‘Gnzatix “ONE PRIt IN FIGURES ONLY." PERRY & BROTHER, - Penna, Ave., cor. 9h st. Estabiishod in 1840. auglt MAREED IN TIFFANY & CO., jewelers, Union Square, New York City, invite attention to their new bridge movement Stem Wind- ing Watches in 1S carat gold hunting cases at One Hun- dred Dollars each. They are carefully finished in every particular, adjusted to heat and cold and are con- fidently guaranteed as the best value for the money at- tained in a watch. Correspondence invited. Address, TIFFANY & CO., New York, Antique and Modern Furnt- ture representing various his- torical periods, Bric-a-brac, Paintings, Statuary, English Silverware, etc., etc. In Sep= tember a colicction of Objects of Art purchased at the late sale of Prince Demidoff at San Donato, ill be opened. SYPHER & CO., 741 Broadway, New York. aug21-10t Florence, v AKGAINS, BARGAINS. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 Market Space, Will open on mona the 23d instant, another large invoice ef CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS Of the newest desicns, and embracing a full live of suckgoods as usually found in a first-class exsab- lishment. Special attention is called tothe indace- ments offered to. cash buyers, which will continite for the remainder of the month. Exclusivo sai of the SLEEPING SPRING PILLOW. Prompt eee to STEAM CABPET OLEANING. aug?l- 4) .D#=SS Samrs FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED, TO ORDER. W, S. TEEL, ang2t 935 Pennsylvania avenue. VETERINARY. Headquarters, 409 14th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, OATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE FOR SALE. aug?) BOBT. SMITH. V. 3. REPce YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NOROROSS' REGULATORS attached to your furnace. It is AUTOMATIC and Will save one-third of your coal. WALTEB D. WYVILL, Agent, aug21-3m 452 Penn‘a ave. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! 4A NEW DEPARTURE. ALL OF OUR JOIST AND STUDDING ARE OUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MORE HEART IN THEM, OLEARER OF ENOTS, AND BETTER MANUFACTURED THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUB PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE OITY. FLOORING, (GOCD).... No. 1 BOARDS, (ALL 16 FEET)... WILLET & LIBBEY, 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE 4y20 yo LAST CHANCE. In order to prepare for Fall Trade I have reduced ful ¥ “hole line of SUMMER OLOTHING fully 25 Mt you Sade tosave Gebel buy now. Never w Nor such Genuine Barcains offered. oy it Chance to get Good and Reliable Oloth- GBEATLY REDUCED PRIGES. TO BUY AT Pi eae NEVER HEARD OF BE- FORE IN THIS OITY. Hesitate no longer, but come right along for GENUINE BARGAINS. BUSINESS SUITS at reduced prices. REBS SUITS at reduced prices. ALPAGR COATS at at retical roa prices. ao ‘8’ AND GHILDEES'S” BUTTS at reduced ees. Whole Stock at Reduced Prices to make room for Fall Goods. Buy now. Hesitate no longer. 4. STRAUS, 1OML Pennsylvania Avenue, augl3 Between 10th and 11th streets. WESVER. HENGLA & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. Fingal ctl on aaa peed a BRANDED WITH OUR NAME, AND ARE WAk- BANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE FREE FROM ALL ADULTEBATIONS. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRS3-OLASS GROCERS. Office and Warerooms, 105 and 107 Water street, Georgetown, D.°O. ae YY PLUMBING. son C3 ara st. cee ES eee eee ete \._ EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. “ee ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—Tho ay spnual session will open, Sert 18 an ot Rew satis, berinning and ad; Methoa teat carson bi maze te SICAL AND I- MIL Bu pitty ACADEMY: = Aileen ae au25-1m* athe eters P.0., Fauquier co.,Va, SENDO! her MStadct, Foe ORF ast ae DAY, September 6th, at M. P. Ohurch, northwest. 12 IVERV) Say ACADEMY. Milita: pnt aa emcees given by an U. 8. Army officer, ‘‘detailed, by command of General Pree naay 28 Professor of Military Science and Tac- fics.” Arms and Accoutrements furnished. Aca- demic work ss heretofore. 25-0}0*% OTIS BISBEE, A.M., Principal. S . pees HIALL FOH BOYS, OS RE TOWN, Mp.—Unsurpassed. Kef- bresice in aahinetens Oo ‘Thomas. J- Ay who har two erandeone at the school Prof. J. O.KINEAR, A. M., Priccipale aug?4-2W* MEDERION, ATO OF THE 01 The exerosten o! hie Institution will be resumed on MONDAY, September 6, 1880. For information, Oates &é., address DIREOTRESS, Frederick City, Md. CLEORIC SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND ie; abe seventh annual session will conmmenne MO) DA - 6, 1880, at 210 A Bati e. Mies EMILY Ke HUNT, Tose 21-1m" Tak ADIUNCT-PROFESSOK of Latin in the CULUMBIAN COLLEGE would be to tecure private pupils oF to teach in treet, 6 Im* English ond ig wer Mathe Refertnras ties Garfield, Speaker Ran- Mr. W. W. Corcoran, Prof apt. J. O. Wiléon, Gen Alvord and Hon. War Stickn Addrise A.” P. MONTAGUE, Golumbiag "Ool- lege. sug2i-lm* ROK. LABROQUE, 1323 F French Instractor, eraduate of Sorbonne Une versity, Paris. Claskes i ch, Latin, Greek, Germah, Italian, Spaniel, Portucuese. ‘Tranaie- ing. aug! [Z. EREPANATORY SCHOOL COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON. A. M., D., Princi- le eae Instructor in iittsiory a the English Prof. ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- strnctor in Lati ANTHONY H. JANUS, Instructor in Eraih ana German. KRY C. DAVIS A. B., Instractor in @ cet. Penmanship end He 3. HOWARD G B. 8., instructor in Mathematics. ‘This School affords a auicoren paeperaeion 4 for the College. Its full courae extends throu; years, butit f Siar oe ‘algos High Rehool cours sing two years, for pupils who have oo: pieted ‘heir studies in the common Enslish branch: “es. cither in the Public Schools or elsewhere. "Tho session opens on the 8th of Sentember. Charge forthe whole year, payable quarterly in advance, 868. ‘There are no extra charges. For cata'omuca or further information address the Principal. Collewe Hil, above 14th street. ang]9- HOF. 5. MAX MUELLER. Teacher of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO. Mn- Bical Director St. John’s Episcopal Church. 2023 Massachusetts avenue n.w. auel7-6w* Roaraetons FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordertown, N. Si etre ier enn healtn- ful, home-like, thoronch christian and pee 0y- erneds ey WMO. BOWEN, A. M., Pres’ augl7-Im VHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, / Mary's county, Md. refill Seesion best tember 6. Board ‘and Tnition, $75 in advance for gach session of five qoonths. | Por Circulars address WM.T. BRISCOE, Secretary to the Board. a17-1m* HERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL. ano amon | f ‘OR Bows, betwesn Tand K streets, win? Zeopea W 1 WEDNESDAY, September 8th. For Circulars, & HARLES B. YOUNG, Principat, augi7-2w © ofa 14th street. MEAs. DEPART: NT, USIVERSTIY OF GEORGETOWN. ‘The thirty-second annual Medical Session will commence in the Oollege Building, corner 1th and E sts. p.w. MONDAY, September 6th. For par- ticulars apply F. A. ASHFORD, M.D.» Dean, augl7-6w. 10 New York avenue. riscopa, FEE E INSTITUTE, ‘Winchester, Va., Bev. J. prin cipal. A charter feof the nighest grade, srlth experienced teachers icv the debmmncota at English, Modern Languayos, Music, et. with re- dneed rates. Begins September 2.” “augl6. 910 FOCeTEENTH sT. by the natural method. ‘lle V. PRUD- "HOMME’S classes for children and pe ladies all yroren SFPTEMBER 20th. Class hours 9 a. 4pm. For Adults Qctober, 9th Hours es ain. ABe reat advantages offered to pupila wie take the whole oar Terms mi crate, hecial arranyements made for private classes and single pupils. augl6-6m GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, BP, comer of 7th and L sts. n w.—This instigution ak 4 progressive and successful experience of 16 peave. | It educates young men and women for use- ‘ulness and self- Suppor Its «raduates secure ponitons: of trust aud profit. Oourse of study and. raining comprises the English Languaze, esa Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penm: Bookkeeping, by tingle and double entry, a to every variety of business; Business ‘Pr: is requiring the making ont aud exchanging of al) kinds of business papers, Easing and receiving cash and eeepin the accounts; Elocution and Lec- tures. “Da: Eyening ns bexin MON- aes ava iy 30, 1880. For information and erm Call at the College or address HENRY . a EN CER Principal. augl6 M7 Wonstnovan DAY Son00L FOR YOU YOUNG | LADIES, 1. We Removed from 204 “Fr” opens Sept. 20th. “For farther i information mn adaean me BoP 3yi8-Sma | SOMELS, Principal. (pas mene INSTITUTE, WASH- aGTON For circulars ada: ean WPS a. AROHER, 1401 Macs. avenue, Washington, D. O. jy27-3m W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 5th strect n je will open afternoon claskes Sept. 13th for eyery eras of advancement. Mathematics, Latin, Qreck, French, German, » Penmanship and Evening classes continue as hereto- fore at 85 per mionth. Bpecial attoution 4 Prope: tion for colleze, West Point, Annapolis and ail Ccmpetitiveexaminations. Private lessons on mod- erate terns, auclt es a E LVANIA MILITARY a pa Ne stesso itt Wim. Batley dd Sames G- Fayne, patrons fy10-San oon THEO HYATT, Pronident. Bos, EX i OE AND CLASSICAL 3 le ith testi Ri cbocksteres. tr For further information daters the Princ reek e HUNT, A.M. MONEY TO LOAN. JMO"2¥ To Loan on Rea ESTATE. 8150, $300, $250, $100 tolean, Algo lancer au asm desired. ioe aemay, be t charges and lowes eres 3. H. WARNER augit ___916 F street northwest T° “ORTONEX UN REAL yt Is SUMs TO Burr, At 6 per cent for Sums No dela jy31 COUNTRY BOARD. ERSONS DESIROUS OF SPENDING THE sultry days of September in the country, and wishing to enjoy afew weeks in the beautiful Shen- eRdcah Vs at the loveliest of all seasons (the will ‘ind pleasant rooms, comfortable nd moderate terms, at Willow Grove, “Tis szenery is varied, combining most beantifall aid moun: ‘Address Mrs. D. P. McGI ‘rallow Grove P. ©., Shenandoah county, V SS eee MONTSXLVA BOARDING HOUSE.—Porsons deciring first-class Country BOARD for tie movth of September, address MASON J TASES, Round Hill, Loudoun Oo., Va. aug23-5i* ————— ee COUNTRY BOARD—Several desirable ROOMS just vacated at Springdale, Loudoun Oo., Va.: nil two, miles, from Purcellville’ Station ert of W. & O.R. Vay of eliate B20 to $26 per month. Address Une HACHEL'A. MEANS, Lincoln, " Loutoun 30. A CORDIAL INVITATION 18 EXTENDED TO ai] Scieptific Men, Architects, Builders and Cthers interested to cali and examine a simpie yet wonderful invention in the form of @ Pnuematic or Air Clock, patented by H. Wenzel, San Francisco, Cal., and’now on exhibition here’ Itis useful for all buildings where a number ‘gficlocks arereqnired, such as Government Offices, School Buildings, Gol- jee, Manufactories, reach, Flats, &c., and the me througnont a building. ‘An examination of it wilt oonvines any one of ta superiority, over every ofor eyetem Of, time-keap- ine, ,C SCHNEIDER, Bell Hanger, 1207 ¥ street northwest, aus20-007t MBE, PE QOKE TELUS ALL THE EVENTS of life. All buiness confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 cents cach. 1025 th street north- west, between K and L streets. augll-3* ME. BLANCHE. or Paz: [ALE DooTREsS, Meerut complains, con ycialyfeucoreuen: ithe Future, ONG. O92'E ets bet Seen saireia S008 utare,. No. 8 ween 9th ali new. W., BA PBURGER, successor P. LIB- ak erat fin and ve sdeweler 2M mov corner o} . 2.w., in Drug Store, opp. U. 8. P. O. myll-4m Jo PATCH EXAMINES SUT LES, 5o rts a8 to the responsibility o! ple, wil ‘abstracts of on real estate. Bt. n.w., 6 a.m. to1U p.m. Alwaysin before9 and from2to5 spil-5m MA2As Boss. the tong asta seaviatea © zellable Clairvoyant and Astrolowii ther sat- isfaction in al affaire of Life than aay on the Profe paren: tells the pest, present and future d appertain: {fives advice and desi Assistance on all i muaere msinese, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE Catt. Beeston given or no pay. Consultation Roome, 402 above D st. PROFESSIONAL. FOOT SURGERY, CORNS, BUNIONS, Ko , HITE, Chiropodist of over fifteen x action Marnenaee Ps United States and nada previous to locating in Washington. in 1861, sooesstUully treats ailments of the fect. Tiis oetab” lishment, 1416 Pa. ave, opp. Willard’s Hotel, is yatronizéd by eminent physicians, surxoons gad thousands of other well-known pereo: 81 per visit. “iner ‘H. JOHNSON, D.D. D Dentistry in AU i ‘Branches. GOLD FILLING a specialty. Oftice—717 H 8° see W., opposite “*Oal- Vase Baptist Gharch ference:—Key. Dr. Domer and others. suzll \ OTIOE.—The Dental office and business of the late Dr. John H. Darrell, of 1237 Pa. prenme, wil be continued Uy his nephew, Dx. 0.'J- WATEES, formerly’ of S13 Pa: ; venue. "A continuanee of patron: respect- fally solicited. Patronage 1 ap3-6n Dé: WEISEN BORN, aoe removed to 915 7th st:n-w. CELLULOID TsETH inserted 7 per set. and alt ences on the nat- tral Geet at reasonable prices.” Extract- et ec ing, 50 cer Daa ce Dentist, 715 14th st. n-w., bet. G Beautiful Sets of Teeth teeth Fi led, #1; Extracting without’ ain, 60 cents. “All operations warranted. DE T. M. TAEBare SDEnereT, No. 437 7th three doors from'cor. E. Dentis- try inallits branches. Teeth iserted 87 5 je al ace per set. All work warranted. SUMMER RESORTS. USP EATS BREE wo W. WHETREy i for the season of 1880. PIANOS AND ORGANS. BEAUTIFUL \SHONINGER” ORGANS and. piisenificent HEINE Everyone's Toronto, Bor ae “for cash Or upon easy monthly payments, a\ SIDNEY T. oe 410 Ith street northwest, aug2i- I8 WA rns SELECT GRADED augl4-1m DORA N. BRUWe Principal. I {AED WP, AVIS’ PIANOS.—The best Waits UP ea see in the world. Wwe OF Syaleo” * Hi. Ly BUMNEMS Agent. CB4BLES E. HILTON, A. M., WILL Ao en & School for young Bien and ‘Boys Bee. th. The Classics, Mathematics and Higher Eng ish will be thorouzhly taught. Special attention will be given to those. preparing for col- lege, scientific institutions or for competitive ex- smibations. Mr. Hilton will also receive private yaa of either sex. For term, Cay ca » and further particulars apply al ant Gapitel strent! : ugha G*RRCHTION, SRELRGIATE ENG DN} AY, September 8 Those wishin ‘BD: caters boarding pile tase ee PLENgOR shout app without de- ees Bontteea Bit we Osc eta UC (iss, CALuins — SCHOOL ris pen Ath, af 300 Peay ivanta Sone ges Monday, Bent. CLAREN: eine RARENS HOME yantege for thorough education: "Loca ‘Terme modora Be me erate. Fe be Beet BER 15 1g x addres 3 eaten eee Beams AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies and i arse Jer aanum. sane one ‘and tuition seseion begins Btarcflice. Mre. yOu oy pnedat the OnsYLN ora LN SEMINARY, 903 1oth ST. is bates, eee ath, and at the Semin: MIES B. nose! ‘Assistant, SMITH, Principal. EGA ON, LADIES’ Breese of a i 3 Byer feng Department, opens SEPT. 15. A. PATERSON, A. M., Presiden’ sumtin Binghamton, pind aaa) x. A bev OSBORNE’S BOARDIN aan DaY SUHOOL FOR YOU DAD MISSES will reopen at 943 Mf th Wey teers susan i a ee WAVERLEY pee pale H dies and Onna teat noe gpk. 20 20th. oie cone at gt Book and Prag stor LIssOOME. Zz INGTON FEMALE SE! '—A BOARDING AND DA! TOuRG. eee AND OHIL! ae ecee ~ school for Young Ladien i Echo} for Young Ladies, tue Ginga Beas 1880. | Cireula: au2-im a ee Ane and Rpcareagtcri comes Sieticuar clue wtioaton eS ners, aswell as those made? & or Feachers. ‘Terma “ais 2 sect DERICK SEMINARY, FRED! NESDAY,” Sovtember sth. “Lopation baci Bogen wr inatruction in all departments. Care- aa Mas. M. W. Laseetpe Lo OS TION, Female ae, ee ae i se ee B. D., = ECKEB BROS? PIANOS — “ sim 3, Hive, Go, ata ‘Prices reaso: eo 'G'RUHN, Bolo Awent. 407 10th at FINANCIAL. [2VESTMENT BONDS. FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT comp pcre perior ‘I MADISON ‘AND NORTHWESTERN OR 0 a ‘AY CO., Dated April 1, 1880, and Dne in 1905. Bonds of 8500 and 81,000 each. Principal and Interest Payable in Gold Stee atin mee wore UNION TRUST CO., NEW YORK, TRUSTEE. Hi, Road, 100 miles; whole issue of Bonds, Sr. pene $7, ' your? mile. rom Oity of iad Madison, "| ron on Muistesio River, to City of Oscalooss, Interest payable pepe Ist and October Ist. For tale A $5.and ‘acorted interest, with & bona of 0 rceuton he par value of each Bond in fall Com t 95 tthout The. ooul due October Ist nae *iiho Higby is reserved to. make & further ad “itppueations for Bonds, Gr for farther Informa: A} ions fot yr for - ion, Pro v&e., should be mak SAMES DI. DANE & CO., Bankers, Drexel Bullding, 29 Wall street, W.X- 3yU0-eodim Or ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL . TOOUB NEW STOBE, 1105 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w., On or sbout SEPTEMBEK 157TH, we will sell bar- gains in WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY; BREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OVEROOATS. ‘Will sell TUESDAY, 241 4 continue sale untul removal Balen bein st pan every Sxening. Will feli goods at private sale durin the Gay at auction p J.M. @ R. COHEN, anig 4007 7th street. IME AND CEMENT. bal ‘YLOB'S PORTLAND 01 CEMENT, ee TNR veck ex acabcion’| | 6: (ALSO, OHUEOH, SCHOOL AND OFFIOE FUBNITUBE. ot ae WOOD MANTELS AND TILING of every iL. E. GANNON, jyt-ly Hoom 7, Corcoran Building. 1O1CE OUTS FRESH MUATS AT We lave Jum completed an Penta to reaalve lan pea ees rim _— 687 Lowlslansavento_ Caen rahe WANTS. NTED—A colored WOMAN to She iron for a private family. Apply at Ww and 18 34 a. FOR RENT AND SALE. Fe RENT—Reptember Ist, two lange, unfar- pished, communicatinx ROOME, on thing @ nor. 918 E at. nw. eugds-a ANTED—A white WOMAN for cook and cen eral housework ; references required. FOE BERT Gord eoren-room HOUSE, Py hummer Kitchen: «es and Ren! a at 200) ave.n-w. a J Inquire No. 08 Let hb Ww suede Warten ‘a young Lady, with cood refer. OR RENT <A five room FLAT. with, | mosem Wee Res SETUATION. in ‘Confectioner, con vente: Parties without clifidrea eas Btore. “Apply 121 Bast Onpitol et ade do | have efor sis 20d ach at ang27-2t Wares white GIRL for general housework sand srsist in taking care of children; must reference aud stay nights. No. at TS ANTED—; W White Woman's ST work and waite ence. ss 415 B st. aD. URNISHE, Wiigeatand Bosh inet a Era ys not t th, and within 18 minutes walk Printing office. Ad ctable and competent UATION to do chamber- iS prvate familly; good refer new. ANTED—A special PARTNER in a Daltimors Junk Busivese with $1,000 or more, will pay #20 per week fer ure of money (without sar vices) and tecure principal by bill of sale on stock and fixtures. Tarechance. Addrexs RW. SHECK’ Sand 10 N. Green st. Balto. wrt WADIED—A LIVE MAN, with carite’, to xo in the meat business, already established. Ad iress BUSINESS, Box 40, WOMAN to 90k, w wax EL and a nice GIRL to nurse #1 Must come well recommended. 14)8 10:1, skract tur oflics. aus SUFD—A WOMAN «white preferred) t) do ccoking and general housework for & smati ily. Muatstayatnixht. Smmwreferencs No. reet now. aug ot NIED—Twenty HORSES and CABS 0 work cn We RATLROAD LABORERS to work on Home Cambria Ra {OR RENT—HOUSE with eleven rooms, on F +t. between 17th and 18th, (1748.) Loquire 485 Fonnesivania ave., up stairs au FE BENTSDWELLIING No. 226 Hieh st Geonsetowon, c nta'ning five roome. | Ke Per mouth. _Anrity to Ni v OR OFk aves between wth sd 10th e.agh se FOR RENT_SRICK ROUSE ‘D improvement ©. 328 F rs furnished ROOMS, sas, housekeestn Kent auged— ib % ‘ably furnished, newly painted ROOMS. with Board stroet cars. At BIS New York we 7-3 aned7 farciae a ties References ex aa yieasant ROOES tals for bowsewee 3 was and wa Three ished No, Soe Sth at hw ry’ weees $1 sply to Philadeiphta Honse, are tor nyoare eos ae atk G8 Penna. a! TH cm: | Seminary. Apeiy te B ney 1- dactore. anazb it | Vena ave, OF lay tela 7 ee ly ANTED—To purchase at once, a HOURE ats 7OR RE ENT—Six pew BRICK — hs recms, pleasantly locat abou 00 finished, new ed from ws J A’so, HOUPE of 10 or 11 rooms, central F th, range, hot end. Jerms moderate. Adéress, stat SEEKER, Ster citice. oe th, rane, hot and Wane. rent, by a responsibl+ and care ful tenant, withont children, a HOUSE in the northwestern part, of the city: not lose than 11 TrO1us ; not east reet Nor north of P street address {ESPONSIBLE™ TENANT, Star of- tie. aug26-3t WASTED A WHITE WOMAN to cok, and iron for a family of six, a short tance in the country ress 8. M. GULDE Anacostia P. O., D. U. auz2s. d conerete cellars. “Rent $20. THO. FE. WAGGSMA FPR BENT AIO USE No. Tcoms snd bath Will retain two root desired. Also, No, rooms and two and eve SQHN Tate JOR RENT. pie Apply to anea7-tit ROOMS, two parson # stnw. and WANED EMULTES to furnish with RELI NTS. us: SERVANTS all ort; boya. iris. SEA! of RESSES for city ante al F Oo ESPRICK 8 CO” Pelerence: S25 F ane aue23-1w* WANZED—By a competent double entry book- Keeper, @ FOMITION 10 pont books wettio ae counts, Ber du uring evening hours. Adidreas J. B. I, Btar office. aucl7-26* W ANTED—Fouilice to furnish w b relive SERVANTS and other help. Cooks, Cham- Nurses, all Tefcrence’at sitort Sth st., cor. Misss. ave. P. Mo- DONAL & CO™ ‘Agency. 1m* Ns TED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- NTS, Soldiors’ Homestead CLAIMS, and ND SCRIP, for which bigest rates WILLIAM ‘TUN, Attor- Leprait. augt 3m US. VY ANTED. Ww W.H. WHEATLEY, STEam Dyer Wert anp Dry Se 49 Jefferson st., Georetown, D. ©. {Sih every factity, the best talent, and a fun atecl FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND CHEMICALS, repared for the fall trade. Work called for “and delivered in the ety: by msil or express from other placen. Orders by wail promptly attended. ang23 yy ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in Iai or small quantities. Hichest cash price paid. 821 Pen'a ave., between Sdand 43 sts. aud: WA D—STEAM CARPET GUEANING: AND UPHOLSTERY in ail ite bra: 20 ‘ANTED — FEATHERS TE, Mattresses to remake ana fine ator Moth exterminated by steam. By F. H. ¥ No. 34c4 Penneyivania avenue, opposite Wittands Hoiel. aud) WANTED Evershe He's fry, Wasner's uand- made uunexcelie lied JOE CREAM, at 30 cents per quart, two quarts three quarts 85c., or 1.15 per gallon, at 1015 Tile bee ‘Discount to detiv- erers. auc 2)-8t WSXIZED-Y0U TO KNOW THAT I SELL A Srat-clase ‘Tailor-made Second-hand gues nich helter and a yreat deal cheaper-than & com: mcn hew suit ean be bor UBTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 Det. n-w., oF at Branch Btore, No. 408 9th ‘We buy but first-class Second- Band: Giothie. aux20 LOST AND FOUND. Hac 0. 616 Louisiana aventie. NT OOM con Terme reascna F on RENT—HOUSE No. 403 H st TOOTR cellar, water and sax, “newly eve ‘painted 1. Heat €18 per mo No RENT—One three-story brick HOU bine rooms, basement, with a'l modern im- Proversents; rooms fresco ted House Na 62222dst.n.w. 1x No. 408 7th st now. 926 8t ‘corner INth ROE RENT that arxe BAT But in thor- LW. ; was. water and yard repair. #30 per month: would nicely secom. two families. Call from to8. amet HOUSES, i modern in Fe = BENT —Two.story URIOK, a W.. 7 roome snd cellar, irober, ifet ana cold wa ra fobs, thartle mantel tenant: key at 1900. atiy Fi RENT— Four handeome _ unfarniehed ROOMSon second floor, suitable for ping, with ali the conveniences. No. aug? Fe: RENT—Three un Mfarnished KOOMS, suit ble for ligt hen + rent ause25-3t* aes Te and Dwe:- ing, corner 2d and I ste. nc in med on the tet end 1: aot eee ap ent the of fice of THOSE. WAGGAMAN. 619 7th st mw JFGE BENT, BRICK HOUSE, No. 122 F at elicibly located near the hotels; 13 rooms, mod rn suprovements. Apr ly on the premises. 024-6t" FE BENT SCHOOL BOOM connected with Dr. Sunderland's Chureh, 4% st. Blackboard, closets, play room snd enclosed play sround st tached’ Terme reasonable. THEO. F BARGES Treasurer, 931 H st. n.w. put POR BENT From Sept. lst, HOUSE No 720 Sth st. n.w., containing 9 rooms, bath fom, Pith Hot and col water in house. Apply next soar, No. aus2)-2w* 1115 19th et. ae TENTODRICE HOUSE, No. D,W.:7 rs : was and water: excellent Reighbor- hood.” Kent, per month. DUVALL « 804 F street. ‘auxi4-im Os5T—On the evening of Aug. 26, 8 POOKET- 4 1 OOK, contsining $12 or $13 in ‘gold and sil- ver ang Receipt for Sewing Machine Reward will be paid if returned to Star office. 27 att OST Aveust 26, 1880, on steamer W. W. Cor ‘amall Leather BATCHEL, containine a Gold Bracelet and other articles, ‘A suitable re- ward if returned to No. 135 F st. n.w. 8s REWARD—For the return of a a euirusted lest evening toa small white ber soe J, containing eult of clothes, pistol, seit, Tce Return to 401'G st bse, aye ae 5 REWARD—AND No QUEFTIONS Al Kap For water stolen 13th inst, No. 12.241; 1 BR. Humbert, Locle, maker: has also pre. sentation inscription on inner cage. Ad oes Le O.. Box 357, Pest Office. a evening of 25th inst, large SILK between Gorcoran st: and Capitol mn. reward paid 1434 es St. a26-3t" on we evening, on 7th st., between F and 0, GOLD BOOt watch chara with chsin links attached, the present of a deceased fiiend. Finder rewarded by leaviui at, Star $20 ) BREW: ARD_—Stolen, with some other valu- able papers, a note arawn by Margaret A. Thyeon and Ehonas Me aan, in favor of the undersigned, dated uty 1 et ‘9, for 8500, pava- ble to the order of the unéersizued, three years from above dste, st the Rational, Bank, of the Re- pubiic, in Washington, D. 0. pepe es And of no value to auy on meme ieee Che giving information which will lead to thee, fectien of the thief will receive the above reward JACOB KKOBEL, corner 6th and Ki sos’) = ts nw. aud se REWARD.—Loet or stolen, 18th. aaa WINDER, No. 5,045, Jules aoe} hraker, with'ld wt, curb Veet’ Chiatte an Blood-stone Ring attached. ‘The finder ant & * Feeclve the above reward by returning it £0 BREU: ave, and no questions ask d. [Sunday Herald’ copy It} ‘auld ot BUSINESS CHANCES. Foes SALE—A FARM OF 109 ACRES: ood baila ings; large quantity ef fruit; healthy ; one mile frm Anbapolie rca sh on Washington Branch 0 per acre. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ‘With 6 scres, all necessary. out- yuildipes, ‘near the same station: price, $3,500. T. 1. BOWIE Aupapolis Junction; or. Da. G. M. B. HARRIS, 5v0 Maple aye , Le Droit Park, Wash- ington, D. 6. aug25 Im* POE SALE Ten SHARES “‘Belt™ Btrect Ral road Biock. T. J. JOHNSTON, aug?! oO daily aj plications (on account of the Eee correc = iB ve this branch of our business perties entrusted to our cars ‘advertised and receive our pereonal suvervicion. " @TRIGER & LIEBERMAN, augl8-20 at New York avenue. R SALE: n.w., three-story and bacement BRICK HOUSE, bay window; con- tains nine rooms, all modern’ improvementa: in complete order. Apply to THOS. J. MYERS, Real Estate Agent, 1216 F si. n.w. augl4-2w R SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in Bal- timore, Md. ; fine Fixtures, most eee lo- sation, doing a very good business. reas Box 109, Star of auee ie 50.000 ~ TaND-MADE MEROBANTADLE pees eee at 85.25 per teooeen acti connection. GEO. Thee ‘Telephonic {Er, 1114 Pennsylvania av. n.w. Pe eteae Gst Sant Flags, Lo, seeing os Sas nee oe auld-Im 10 W. Prattat.- sear Bout, | Meseachusetts avenne. Fonte The commodlons BUILDL: as the Sherman Honse, eituate 5 -. O ntaipipg 23 roome ind all wed. imp. ‘This beidire has been used a bum pf yearanse fret class boarding house, and is one of t be gto DUVALL in the city for or wuch Par AD; SM. “ aae Real Estat 4 Tne rance Agents, 504 F sucl4-lin VOR BRENT—T ntiewen —A handsomely furnished FRONT BOOM. Wo other tod and no children. Terms moderate. 1210 ‘oth et. 2.w. suxt T4-Lm* ¢ room BRIOK on Se wi with sts. n.w. Ap hy 44 IN, 1620 Lath ete atygld-Am Fe RENT_No. 406 lat St. s.¥.—A neatly — pished HOUSE containing seven rooms, with modern improvements. Avply on the y1 9-3" FOE BENT-Ar 825 Per Mi HORE No. 2213 Gist. Keysacjoining. inquire 925 Lou- isiana avenue. augé-lm OK RENT STORE Stns om yok 7 n.W., With cellar apd stab] ; JOHNSON, 718 18th wt ee FE. RENT—No. Sy = st. n.w., near Scott ‘Sistue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- Cluding servants’ and baturoom: all modern con- eae ies os ane a we te hal loc] ely MYERS, 715 15th st. " suct-lm BOA RDING._ NO RENT—With BOARD, ROOMS, in epieadia location, terre, at 1016 Massachusetts ave. 5. VERY DOW Fine BOOMS and 8 thoro: @ TABLE for 1 pemon, $20 aud 22 mt e 38 an exee. Location very deatrabie ies ath st near ae te TREMONT HOUSE offers a aS first-class Hotel Board, for Per month; house is well Te rnieed table first- clase, whee location in the city. “su24-Lm Foe ROOMS. faruished or ee at es 316 and 318 Ipdians ave. Dw. Sirst-class ABD, 815 “per m FLAGLER. HX LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st. n TUTE te coctaet ao beat conducted Boardiog Houses in the city. Transient Boarders accommo- dated st reasonable terms. novia FOR SALE. OK SALE—HORSE, BUGGY, HARNESS, &e. Hcree sty lieh and exorlient under sa @e or in barness. Bexey ne: Complete turnout for $250." Address Ho! and Buggy, Oity P. 0. XKEAT BARGAINS dd Becond ~ wuw25 at N CARRIAGES. —Over 75 gar cont, to close our epriny stock. No res fonable cifer refused. ‘I. D. SCHMIDT © 90., 466 Penneylvania ave. eus25-1i ‘OK SALE CHEAP—A young, sound a ste iene can trot in 2:55, 3 STBUGGY and HARNESS, at No. 2002 au2t-6t* arrived, frum Sheunandoah eieht ine BOWSER, su ue,” draught end eadaie pur. pores. pair of closely matched sor. Fel MARES, { very. #ty fast steppers. are kind and gentle. Gan pe neon at the Dewees it ner a B streets nw. sou lor KINB. ug25-6._ FINE LOT OF PIANOS AWD. ORGANE FOR AA SALE UPON Easy MONTHLY PAY- auztl 410 1) itt atone. Lina teen head of HORSES jast ar- EGhed roll neckinchees oun ee Cour Horres: 4 Bad He Horses, aud 9 aeatr Seg ‘Suvi9-aW 2w at PUUMOND? Stabler si) Toh soe et Coneond WAGON, 70K BALE—Thr F second band; Fist! orm Sprint W. We- ft very low feu ica, Yorn Femily. Etvery low figure, “ine ma are cpaekscn Waxon Dep, 208 1k atu. Di W. MaGwAlH. por ELE on Spin = a of the world-renowned ESTEY ‘onaans, 1F et 743 Th et. p.w. A ex Pop Stock Each uso deat in =i EYEATHER WEDS AND’ Wake Tmovaieds a ONO Ie ACE BRO.