Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ———— CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Star has@ regular, perma- ment. Lona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily payer published in Washington, and eq ual to tha Of @ll the other datly payers here added to- gether. bo THE Bran office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information oF business can be sent day or night, {res of charge. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have Tam Stam mailed to them, postpaid, for Sfty cents per month, the address being changed as often ss desired. The money must accou.pany the order in all cases. New York Politics. Apparently the chief obstacle to harmony, or at least unity, between the democratic factions of New York was removed yesterday dy the action of the Faulkner committee in issuing a call for a state convention. The large majority by which the convention was ordered is an tadt- cation that the remainder of the harmony pro- gram will be carried out. Thisj ts, that the call for the convention shall be broad enough to Invite all who propose to support Hancock, in- cluding Tammany, to participate in the primary elections for delegates, The result wi!l b2 Probably the readmission of all the Kelly bolters to full party fellowship, with their propor- Uonate representation in the party machinery. The Faulkner committee have been forced to call a convention, not by Tammany, but by the Volce of the party in the state, expressed too Plainly to be misunderstood. Every party paper has insisted upon a convention and every party leader who has expressed himself has taken the same position. There was no other plan by which unity of action could be obtained, Tammany would not be content with any- thing less than admission to the party upon terms of equality and in the enjoyment of all its old rights. The Faulkner committee had no power to concede this." It could not increase the number of its members in order that Tam- many might be represented, nor could it sub- stitute representatives of the latter for mem- bers regularly chosen by the last convention. Therefore, the matter had to be remanded to the party at large, who, through their chosen delegates in a new convention have the power to take any action they may see tlt. Ono of the duties of the convention will be the creation of a hew state committee. If the Tammany men are permitted to take part in the primary elec- tions, this will entitle them to representation upon the new committee. Another reason, aside from party division, fora convention les 4m the fact that the democrats are somewbat puzzled as to a selection for their candidate for chief judge of the court of appeals, Judge Rappallo is really the choice of the party: put he Is a member of the court now and should he be elected as its chief, Gov. Cornell will have the authority to fill the vacancy created by Rapailo’s promotion. This would give the re- publicans a majority of the court, at least until the election next year, and they might then maintain it by the election of their candidate. In spite of this fact numerous democrats Insist upon the nomination of Judge Rapatio, while Others protest against giving the republicans Such advantage, and contend for a candlaate from outside the appeals bench. Tnisisa ques tion that can only be determined In a satisfac- tory manner to the party by a convention. It is nature! that the New York democrats should want harmony Im the party, because they believe that by carrying their state (and only by carrying it) they can elect a President. Self- interest ts a powerful motor in politics as well as in other pursuits. ‘The New York Herald of to-day gives the democrats a tremendous raking down for ‘Spending their time tn idie vaporing, while the Tepublicans have settled down to hard work, which ts beginning to tell. The text for this Herald sermon ts the failure of the democrats to utilize the buoyant hopefulness inspired by the nomination of Hancock, in making 1t the Occasion of settling their intestine diMculties in the state of New York. The Heruid thinks the opportunity of effecting a reunion in New York has been delayed too long, and taat the action of the regulars of the state committee in calling a convention has come too late; that the passions which blazed up in the com- mittee will reappear in the state convention which it bas been coerced into calling; that if a peace should be patched up at so late a day as ‘that appointed for the state convention there ts danger that it will be only a hollow and deceit ful truce, and that there will be no vigor, heart or sincerity, and none of that confidence which is a main element of success in the democratic contest for the electoral vote of New York; that by that time (September 23) the Prospect of carrying the state for Han- cock will have become so dubious that there will elther be a reunion in his Inter- est br a full assertion of the Tammany claims, with a view to the city nominations; and that, meanwhile, “there will be a truce anda jeal- us watching for opportunities, with but a sien- der prospect that the rich men of the Tilden faction will contribute to the election funds of ‘he party.” The New York Sun, however, which is gen- erally supposed to speak for Tilden, exhibits no aiscontent, and heads Its report of the action of the committee, “ Democrats again united. Both wings pleased.” The World,sharply anti-Tilden, Says editorially that the action of the commit- tee secures the unfon of the democratic party i the state, “and gives a final blow to the Tepubilcan hope of success.” Sue ERAS F Ss There ts such a fallureof the water supply in the middle states that mills have been com- pelled to stop work, and the city of Reading, Pa., is absolutely deprived of water for ordinary household uses. The people are looking out anxiously for the equinoctlal rain fall to afford relief. The water supply in Washington is pretty low, but that ts {ts normal condition here in the summer, owing to the want of dams at Great Falls and adequate pipes to bring the Water here. But when these deficiencies are remedied our supply ought to be ample. ——_——_--—_____ Congressman Belford, of Colorado, has se- cured a reuomination, after a warm contest. ‘There ts considerable opposttion to him in the republican party, and he ts said to have made himself obnoxious to the mining people by his instrumentality in securing the passage of some unpopular mining laws. Stil he ts aman of considerable ability and a good stump speaker, and may win. ——__~~e--_____ Gen. Garfield Is reported every day or two ag making an address at some public or social Gathering. He hasafine manly Presence, and a8 public speaker he has in expression and delivery all the qualifications to make @ good impression upon an audience, At the same Ume it may be doubted if the reticence ot Gen. Hancock (who probably has not the gifts of a ready speaker) will not help his candidacy more than the fluency of his opponent will his) The American people, somehow, do not quite fancy Seeing a presidential candidate figuring upon the stump. ———————————— BOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, DEAWINGS EVERY 15 DAYg. FULL INFORMATION, &e., FURNISHED BX J. DUFF & ©0.. Bankers, 42 Nassau Street, corner Liberty, New York. THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING Witt Take Prace ar HAVANA. OUBA, SATURDAY, Szrr. 4rz, 1890. Capital Prize... --600,000 Spanish Dollsrs. a DYE WORKS, Awe, ae eee pene MINGS, Wootten erga by a Say Tey as Soon San eae GESUInE HOLMAN’S PAD. HOLMAN’S PAD. HOLMAN’S PAD. ACKNOWLEDGED BY EMINENT PHYSI- OIANS AND THE PUBLIC TO BE THE ONLY BEAL REMEDY FOR MALARIA, CHILI FEV EB, DYSPEPSIA, CHILDBEN'A DISEA4ES, LIVER COMPLAINT, EIC., IF YOU GET THE GENUINE-NOT ELtE. So for Genuine Hoiman’s Pads, #2. Sold by Diueiste, oF males, postpaid. Write for Free HOLMAN PAD CO., New York. Washington Office. EE. core th and E sts. n.w. ug 28-*, t,t, $a YEW DRY GoupDs. FOR BARLY FALL WAR. O4FEMERES, (UDDA CLOTHS. SiniNoe SOSHE CLOTHS SHEILAND UbD. eis um Weight » ELING UND “Grest Bat BLE LINENS, 70 TOWELS, NAPKIN NS AND BANDE 25 doz. all-Linen German N 2 PRINS, 9 atat 50, 25 dox Genvine] Devonehire TOWELS. at 63.00 LU doz. Laden’ toate eutiteied HANDEERGHIEPA, ‘at 1. ‘taste BABNSLEY AND GERMA) oy LINENS, ranging from 87'<c. t) 83 00 WINE GLOS Hs) with Doris» to nyatel FURNITURE CRSP£S AND ORETONNES. ae Eastern Correspondents LF ‘ONE PRICl ONLY,” MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. PERKY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. aue23 ty shoes LEAF TEA AT 50 CENTS A POUND. The extraordinary favor which it has receive1 from prudent buyers has justified much larger orders. A very large shipment is daily expected. aug2s-2; N. W. BURCHELL. 1332 F st. BARGAINS FOR BABIES. ‘Trying to accommodate and please the Ladies during the past six months, we have been unable to offer as many SPE- CIAL BARGAINS for INFANTS as we desired. FOR A FEW DAYS NOW, MOTHERS WILL FIND AT THE “‘ONE PRIOE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE” 46 GENUINE BARGAINS IN BABIES’ LONG AND SHORT OLOAKS, HAND- SOMELY EMBROIDERED WHITE MERINO AND PIQUE GOODS. Our Patrons will find these 46 Lots Below Half Price at the following fig- ures, viz: $2, $2.50, $3, $4, $4.50, $5, 87, $7.50, $10, $15 and $25 each. A BARE OPPORTUNITY FOR MOTHERS AND ALL WISHING TO MAKE THE BABY A PRES- ENT. BARLIEST CALLERS SEOURE THE BEST VALUE. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, ang28 705 and 709 Market Space. Ph eh Fer re OF FALL re . WIL LIAN'S. Laden would Go well thaseaee ny stock of FALL HATS, be ES JACKETS and DOLMANB, TRIMMINGS Aud BUET The three best atyles of FRENOH CORSETS. ‘7 hese goods are now arriving with every weekly steam aug23 AT HALF THEIR VALUE. L. HEILBUBR, jo. 402 SEVENTH STREET NoRTHWEsT, Sign of ‘*The Old Woman in Window,” Beek Lotte his pes Spee OSaa robot Lote oe Ladies 7 CIBER RUG s Sane ‘AS NEW AT LESS THAN ee Geo? Freee New n, Family -.. p leaf and drawers. All the offered at the same low prices ‘These machines are all war- ranted for, years. Examine our new $25 machine. fered. The best mschin off iG A SPECIALTY 628 Vth street n w. Bt. Cloud Building. GPECIAL BARGAINS IN ——— Jnet received a new supply of CELEBRAIED BIANDARD: ONGARS FA en eee at $45, 85 down and aia FREEBORN G. suri it Os ‘Tome ran AILOHING DEPARTMENT. ENGLISH AND SOOTOH SUITINGS. LADIES’ RIDING Hamas® 3 specialty. 935 Pennsyl¥; DRESS SHIRTS to order. 4NOOCK AND GARFIELD CAMPAIGN ‘ADGES, made of Al! in Metal. atiful and anes oT. EHURN & CO.. 313 9th ee Bs Wholesale Agents. aug27 6t TEEL. avenue. auc28 FALL Goons. are daily toed ing FALL GOOD3 and offer SATINS, Gna Be is BOY VELY! MEKIN ShUDDA ELAID) DRESe FLANRELS, | LOT, ko BI sod DAMAGRE BILE ELVE: ERGGADE sp POLE. Pte oo eein LYORS HOU! a4 a EPIN iG G ines in 4 LINENS,” “NAPKINS, See, WINE OLuTE, celebrated brated Devonshire TOWEL, $3.00 per Ls size BUOK TOWEL! doz. Klevant DAMABK TOWELS, large ize 65.00 per Good _val doz. Great Pargaing in Tee, at $1.25, 83,50, German T. isan, Hand Loom and soft nish. Let GLOTHR, in all sizes, with NAPEINS to =e ant leeertvert of FURNITURE CRETO! anestove are iresh fools, and will be sold “Ee ben bin M. eeCer oe & SONS. aug2T4t Penna, ave. low 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 im 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 Furni- ture representing various his- torical periods, Bric-a-brac, P tings, Statuary, English Silverware, etc., ctce In Sepe tember a collection of Objects of Art purchased at the late sale of Prince Demidoff at San Donato, Florence, will be opened. SYPHER & CO., 741 Breadway, New York. aug21-10t a HE WALL STREET DAILY NEW! During the past year Tue WaLL STREET DAILY ‘News has correctly predicted the rises and dec'ines of most of the active stocks dealt inat the New York Stock Exchange. Its subscribers ant calowe ers have made fortupes out of its advan It is reocgnized as the only raliable anthony fi in financial matters published in Wall street. sxe po it has correct ae Soe $5.00:6 months, Be 00; 3 months, 81.50. Single copies will remain the same—2 cents per cop’ ‘The yarer is issued day except Sundays and holidays, and. reaches al parts of the county Bf the ssrue the aa other moraing, journeis: po $0 out of town mu a, Subscriptions Sous bes Place, Ni i fone, DALY ies, 4, besos lace, New Yor! ‘mi 2 application. uf aug26-th, s, tu: Bus. KNEE PANTS, 40, 50, T5c., $1 and * Li 75, 850., $1, $1.25, uy Giktaren's SCHOOL Bute P4825, up. BCHOOL SUITS, 8-12 years; Long Pants, 83.50, 1 Suits, 12-16, , 86 and 88. up. choo) ite, years, 84, 85, ary ap. eee ae from 85 to 810; School, Bchool 50, 65, 750 » "Toxa asa 1016 ‘Pe: QFPECIAL NOTICE. GEO. M. T. TAYLOR. 4 7th st. n.w.. Will open on or about Sopteniber 4st, complete FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO WOOLENE, BILES, BATIN! DBESS GOODS, “ VaIe TERY, GLOVES, &c., &o. &?-Table Linens and d Napiins ‘@ specialty. Btock entirely new, selected wit ‘tmost ‘and will Be Offered at eriallest possible profit.” augd6-6t ABGAINS, BARGAINS. SINGLETON & HOEKE, SOL Market Space, Will open on MONDAY, the 23d instant, another large invoice of OABPETS AND UFHOLSTERY GOODS Gat the newest desiene, and embracing a full line of goods a 8 Usually found in # first-class eatsb- al atvention is called to the induce- farok to. cash h buyers, which will continue for the remainder of the month. Exclasive sale of the SLEEPING eee PILLOW. cores, at tention ave given to STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Reece YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS’ BEGULATORS attached to your furnace. Itis AUTOMATIO and will save one-third of your coal. WALTEB D. WYEVILL, Agent, ang2l-3m_ 4523 Penn‘a ave. D* VON MOSCHZISHEB & year azo opened his offices at G10 10th street northwest. for the special treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, OATARRE, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, His raccerLUEGS, CHEST. BIO. success been most if} und ‘to inany of the homer: nun pationts who bags under his care, ‘the majority of whom ha teen from: the beat eat clases Sex srons, ae WYERS, a ae Gains oF NDersarstnars, ste. thout tow any em ite ne besilancy'in asserting Lat pat hota. wil ib f sg te tte pore lst or Dayeician in "by SPEOTAE EEIDENG ba PECIAL NOTICE. oP J oe aE enone L. BU eave repein of Tunlaw aor a a W. G. Big Areeay Se Seay at Ort & 0o., QUcnTLY DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. We are also offering Lowes THAN EvER TERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, OHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCES anp GARDEN VASEF, of our Own MANuFAcTURE. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA 00., 401 New Jersey Avenue, Ngan B. & O. Depot. PBEP4BE FOB COLD WEATHER, aug23 IF YOU WANT COMFORT Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT TRON FURNACES. They make pure hot air free from gas and dust, and is more durable than any other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- ful Heaver made. WALTER D. WYVILL, a021-2m 452 Penn. ave. LL, MARTIN « co.s CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR RENT AND SALE. ES KEN HOUSE No, 45 Massachusetts ave. Dg-> contalniny wf seven roome, latrobe, water a RENT. COTTAGE, 1307 M st nw immediate possesion Oa et and 6 p.u ‘KR RENT—Csll or with full list rot ‘ Rent. WARNER, ¥ . EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. en — ze © DONNOGHUE WILL RESUSE ry Ds. ER. . en Of her School oa MONDaY: Sect Wiad. aha Bo Mar oti me semeer' Gib, Nor oe PST BEREET EEE = Tu aug 28-2" Wes ie ‘ED—Honest, addrom Bor Sa Ot = vse. ee "addrcas - AUK SEMINA BY Mrs. G.M. GONDBON ANTED—One unfn ee Sa ‘particulate apna’ at sorte Bratt W Eh BOARD. fF anmmeprivate fans, Terms , eas ae ae moderate. Star CHOOL OF IC, 787 Mh wt ww, ro aura iS} sumes DePpewnmed Experionced teschers ta joroueh We aetna te ee Tireot Gea. ce, Organ, efc. Cnurea organ. Rates, eit catalowtie Hancock orized by him: 412 Pe 50's month and upwards. -1m_ | addrees J. T. WABD, D. D., saident, Westin: $i, $0 lust received. D. APPLETON & ¢ 188 MARY C. KNOWLES WILL @E- = me Biraieonm | inher, 6. we Mt 6 at) ai MONBAy, Motor Gb at her tpaacoce Ne. | A Reatard gions cmngee and car ot | Wit ant Sy Qe aan et ., 5 her let lo. t © re 25 Washington streok Wa De ace. | A pee fami ff isalihy iooation, near town of enced. FRANK ¥. "TIBBETS, ‘No medente a a Bees and French In clames, with PPROEBEL iverrscTe board, for seesion from 15TH SErTEMBER tO’ 15TH Wastin ay y,reorectable WHITE GTR. x DERGABTER, Mivsee sFOLLOCHand SOBRE, ORR ‘Music, with tee of ano sex mended, be sine to travel and wear one Weces mente, Normal seas for lige School reopens surel, Print a Hot to exceed 86 per month. Apply at 28 tows Srrreren Zip. ST ith etem we eae Le font de se Grrele. auw28-2t" WANTED Teo or three ROOMS on fret or YU bets ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—The saa pnual session will Sept 13.” Boys Y Reptember 1 nL Sonate, commences sae egnd floor: reasonable rent. ataraishs 5 ion will open ._ For catalogues address Prosi- | vetween Mand Q and sh an tts. nw. A rls Decinnine and advanced. willl the sew It |. H. PARI Prinor Box Post Ortice, stay ll part = orb * 2. RIOHARDS. Pri. an6 im den Ma a Pe qrems 2, aio full “nsetion AL AND MILI- ANTED, Np gr fy mas ROO, -hddrone, for Gataiorrne, G BLLLCOgE, Oy. Mb.-Priucioal JAB. ae, W ‘with BOARD for two maple and & G. SMITH, Supt. WN EY D yplate Princival of wt. | single entieman—five aduits—for wate will bs u25.1m* Bethel Academe 10. Fauntsler foun’ Colle ne SEPT. 15. Address, until Fuited, #189 monthly. Refermncen qiven ; Bept. 1, MIDDLEBURG, Va. a End required. "Address Box 424, City P.O. “I MISS, E;, SERBORFE will reopen, her = a GOOF as Gat Te Di Teen on, eR EPO ‘Rees BR BLAND BCH i i GIBLS.— a edn bis" uma and ane afraid Rorthwesen ner Othe St MF Church, OP street Se ne ‘ot ineucion ‘wil be Work lao, a cood OYSTER SHUCKER Annie ig rrmed ~t MAOR’S Osster and Dining Saloon, No. 203 5th STE Gener HALT an Pore greats wean op gua, een reas HENUY | Sire! n.w., opposite market. ae erence in Wrshit gton! {col Thoman d. Lee, U u. ee ANT) Door Boldiers Wome, O10 MOMAN fo cook, wash and ir ty Wases Rs A two grapdeons at the school . HE CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR e e G.RINFAP, A.M; Principals tude awe Ap LOUNG, LADIES" ARD “LivtLe Gigs ee. a een Ws abi GIRLS me EMBER. \Gituate ; mors : Fear a ne tn nna | Frei bales nile ane | Gos ee ee ee : aon The ¢xerovres of thie Towitation will be r rane! epee cel on nak once bona raring Pas |W Arron as Pea tee eRe & PORT. 2, ious on MON DY, September 6, 1880. Catalegne, &c., address 24-2 Frederick City, Ma. ESLECtTIc SCHOOL For GIRLS AND SMALL Bu ‘The seventh annual session will commence MONDAY, Rept. 6, 1880, at 208 ‘and st.ne. Miss Eaiey E. HUNT, Teacher.a21- tna Bones Dawl6t rate, For partica. tramatenee the Evlish branches. corner eanyeae pert a thcrongh knowledce of frerc, paving aie ¢ laveurie in France. Terms mater: te, an a gerscat aa satisfaction guarantecd. A: Can aleoiy VEN eae == AN- Vc an Pa. A healafal, Desutitar Callers 8 ada dete ANTED-K ‘@ Sonn with «ood refar- etce.a ST CATION In ina’ ‘Confectioners Fancy Store. Apply 121 East Capitol st. a2: E ADJUNCT-PROFESSOR of Latin XS), ENGLISH AND. CLASSICAL > renera rT Jn the COLUMBIAN COLLEGE would be wiad | BOSSr BQHOOS, Presbyterian Ghurely. 5 ww Vana EAS meme eed to recure private pupils or to teach in @ ci iy school | street, serene s phil Girenlars, with testimo- reference and stay nights. during hours net engaxed at the Gollege. Subjects | Tyais,'st the books her information eae taught: Greek, La English and Lower Maino. adareas ‘the *pockstoree Took Bos 535° = matics. Referens field, se} 2-21n Es Sy ARTED ay & Feapectabla end competent Gall, Bir. W. W. Corcoran, Prof, Hall Supt, J". white Woman a SITUATION to do chamber- Wilgon, Gen. Alvord and Hon. Wm. Stickney. ROrk and waiting tn private family; kood rete A. P. MONTAGUE, pare ers Ool- MONEY TO LOAN. lege. ence. Apply 415 H et.n. 27-2" ne TS ANTED-A ecial SS ’® Baltimore HOF, LABHOQUE, 1923 F st. native | VPONBY. MONEY, MOREY, | WARE torincke with SOs ee ones voraty, Paria 0! Diasséet in French, Lariae Grek TO LOAN wy Uma TO SUIT. tna Fecure priceipal by bil ef aale oe eek ae Tish. Hatian, Spanish, Portuguese. sane THOS. EWAGGAMAN, | Sutures this ina rarccance” AGdrot BW. ie aug]? ang28-3t st nw. | SHEQKELLS, Nos. 6, ¥and 10 N. Green st. spat EPARA ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. angi 2 a= =m meres BCHOOK M Wes LIVE MAN, with nee ita’, towoin COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. the meat bi rablished ‘Aa: 150, 50, #500 tolean. Also lancer 4 samy be dered you and lowest msiness, already ost: dress BUCINESS, Box 40, Starotien. ated Prof. O718 7. MABON. A. M., Ph. D.. Princi- eat jebaceespana) TANTED— HORSES snd CARTS to PRS tRd_Instractor in History and’ the’ English | Tates of interest. 3.4. warsxs, | Vi sore gen Rometeel tea Games Railroad oF wale Ramee, MONTAGUE, A. M., In- | _angié O16 F strect northwest. | P°HANN, 207 Tbe hw. 3 0. SELLE tLe gE bs (0 LOAN. tractor. ang2h-at® 5 eaONE . SANUS, Inst ir a Hy ANTED —150 RaILROAD LADORERS iba rin erect and Gembria tats bors G'coy, Femmaneh nip an nd agotoey iz. Ay 6 pet: cent for large sa" oper cont for sis! ames 81-25. “arriy to Futiadeiphta Hons ae OS Instructor in BO ‘ROL ‘348 Tena. ave. n.w. BOOTH NN, con- atten Fan, 3y31 BUSINESS CHANCES. PwoBTANT TO LANDLORDS: AND TEN- WARNE, istues weekly bulle- ‘tine of all apni forrent. Send forit.au2¥-3t* 10th and F sts. tractors, aug2b 3." Sg, Wirt apo purchase at once, « HOUS! recm iE of 8 31 rooms. *, HOUSE of 10 or Tms moderate. Situation, on Capit i Bill or northweitern part of city, east of 16th and ecuth of B. Address, SFEKER, Star cfiice. 18, choo} affords a thorough preparation for the College. Its full course extends through four sears, bat it furnishes alsoa High Bo Eehool course, cupsing two years, for pupils who have com- pleted thelr etudice in the common English branch- ee, either in the Pubic Schools or elsewhere. ie 6easion opens on the 8th of Septem! Charge for the whole year, payable quarterly in advance, & ‘There are no extra chi furnish with RELI- 19H NENT Tro unfurnished commanicating on secon etal» vententte Hise bittet. no St oR RENT “Reo ROOMB, on Grst or sccond \ furniehed : | best in the «ty. Hy eea8d Uae mee Beart deere vas T— Two S-room and bath room, = PER, Bon. 442-and 446 0 = “bay Apply at 315 C st. se. REN ‘vate family, firet foor, three ‘connectiny suitable for — ibe. rent moderate. Iie 4th st. now Fe RENT—That delightful Brick uous Fet.ne., (in Sherman Block) saces; fine cellars seat ferh conve: on the prom! CB RENT—Nicely furnished ROOMS, on feat atd e cond floors, in a govq neishborh>> Coutrally located Sars pase the do: moderate, 21 ops TOR RENT, DaALaS PROPERTY, VATE AR aT. AvoTION Seyi pled ch the ist and 15th of every month. floret THOR. WAGGAMAN. SE 7th wt EE REN1—Three ROOMS, wit be, fautiy withe ut children, or ye ymen, Avply between 11'a.m. and or; tertns ve-y oe Lao ear. Ave HoUrr, 1214 . Bindow, marb'e mantels, Introors, Ne. 3 « froit and bac yard, with flowers, grape visier. x emt Wilke ey next house, No. sls. et ane? WR RENT—HOURES Nos. 204 and 205 1) oi. B.w., Rewly repaired throughout, all mo.ters nd street cars pass the door, Any ly No. 1916 1028 oon aug2s it Tam 3 ¥ eal Estate Age’ ze. Dw, or after Coie Pm. at No. nw. om Toome . Bi eel0 8), 125308 aie \STnth a8, 8... room, MUTTON Stores Apply oA. 8. Caxwoop, Fo: RENT—September Ist, two laree, natar nished, communicating ROOMS, on third @ or. 918 Est. nw. Fe RENT—Good seven-room aoten Summer Kitchen: vas aud water. Ken! Inquire No. 481 et hw {OR RENT —A five room FLAT, with all modern conven! Parties without childran cai it Yor Sis; 261a Tach et eue27-2t* QOH RENT_HOURE with eleven rooms, on F st, between 17th and Leth, (1748.) I Pennsylvania ave., up stairs, au Fe BENT—DWELLIIN Georzeiowon, per moni r0n BENE -Eaesnty parse evantly | Furnished ROOMS. leasantiy situated; single ry apd Avvly #1 New York ave., between Mth 27 )0R KRENT—BRIOK HOUSE, Ni san ee. 4 ail modern improven\ents; in first-clacs con ition. Inquire at No. $23 East Ospitol st auz7-:t* {OR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, as, water; suitable ‘for light ook Oe x Bont moder elereiice exchanged. ,W. aug? FCk,, BENT —Comtortadiy farnished- v papered and painted ROOMS, convenient to all ave. street care. At 913 (en RENT—Several nice HOUSES, eight to ten Tecks; modern improvements. Apply at o: to 0. B. CHUROH, Independent Ice Oo., 12th and Pennsylvania ave. saat ‘OB BENT—Six-room BRIOK, 1471 T et. 5 w . modern in provements €15. Two - story MEE, 1248 Loch et. WM. F. Ho! MAN, 1521 F st. aud7-2t ara ry rts all ae Torna a SHAMSTHRSHEN ‘fo ra 7 Fe further information address the ee os ead Piineipel Gilewe Hill, above 1ith street, re, COUNTEY | Oe PE ROT Feference. 925 F s*. nw. aug) mecessat out- Bae ten? ANTED—B: competent double entry book- HOF. J. MAX MUEGLER. Teacher of x the samo station don." pice ete Ww keene, ABORTION to post bogus act at TV OUAL and INSTROMENTAC HUMO. ace r, Da. J. aing SHR ee Rah ical Director Bt. John's Episcopal Church. 2023 Maple ave , Le Droit a ars Bie sult Maneachusetta avenue 1-w- eee sug2b-1m' 5 <= pane Z — Families pith relia ORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, ae HARES Ealt~ Birest sali Wis SYRVANTS sod cer thelp Cooks, ful, home ticent thos spare atsaeee bane fe Fei erage seen tl, rough eneistian, = . ghie mee 5 Soe ered, Rev. ©. BOWEN, A. eek. ale a =e ay. | bosaweco, at “Sugi3-1m" ti Baving tions (on it of ANT ED-MILITABY BOUNTY LAND WAR- PHAMLOTTE (HALL SCIOOL, st. aes aes particewistiogto RENT | \V , Soldiers Homestead CLAIMS, and Mary's county, Md.—| ion begins Sep- | HOUSES LL SECTIONS OF OF THE CITY, we al al] Hinde of LAND Pe fon omic bites tember 6. Board and Rg tute $75 in advance for | have detertained te o} bopaid. Wii. > Astor- each seasion of five 1 ont ‘or Circulars address | special attention. ce chirusted to cureare | BeY-ai-Law, Room ai, LeD@cit Bullaiag: wast Se WM. BRISOOE, Becrei the Board. atT-Im* Hberally ad ‘nd receive our personal MERSON Eernyrs ar ee STRIGER & LIEBERMANN, WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ere BOK augl8-2W 1418 New York avenue. PUPILS; thorouxh instruction in 4th at. K streets, W vocal an ‘ocal and inetrume 5 s sey ahs abe September 8th. inate Mak, tne ae nee ASS: | Eitan tevin Tuooday. Sepe1ee haa ‘or , a USI ir yae28-20" FAS 8 iG, Reineipal, | cation, doling s very vod Address augit-: = e B. YOUNG: Rane 09, Bar setio | Wtk tz >. Me™ USivessiry iy OF GEORGETOWN. AsaiSes for tal, at 88,26 por hound, Gal: WE, WHEATLEY, cominenos fh MeO las anee al somion, will | fier nine oe av. D.W. sug2-Im wer sav, DAE Booversa, ire ES r Beptomiber Gti. For pat= meh overy Incilty: the teal leek as «fol tock « F. A. ASHFORD, M. D.. Dean, MESTI STF! augl7-6w 390 New York avai. HRI AID Pon re am prepa rapared fh 1° falta, e PISCOPAL ae INSTITUTE, ch erpeem tans wba’ Spe gcheeter, Ve Hey. JO. Wheat DD. prin” madera moet tg army 1. Achartel e highest ith experienced teachers in the departments o English, Modorn Musi, eto., with re- W creme quanteeee aa inet cua Brioo paid duced. eptember 2. aug16-1m* 821 Pen'a ave., between 8dand 44 ee wuedo FOURTEENTH 8T.—¥rench taught <== 910 by ikeharrat meted wee eeRt RPHOLET EE DCABEET CLEANING AND w* UPHOLSTERY in ail iw we *HOMME'S classes for children and yor wm lacie youn ‘CHAOH BRO. will reopen a hours canoe ours Sain 64 prim. Gr creer ae FEA mee TO ray = ak ino take the'wnole soures eters mod. | bar Be jotoria. ‘nd several oth a Mattreesea to resuske make ang fine uph pers Ss Suga, Serabementa made for" private | vaticiog a ta bateain. DOWNES Biables: oth catevmuoaied YOUR, : Srenne, Soppoaite Wi -ERIAN BUSINESS CO: EG. ‘OR SALE_Ht UGGY, HARNESS, &o. Be ek ycornee ot tt and L ste Deets lene | Gud enone s oe pete and excellent under gad- eqns hi 2 rogressive and successful experience of 16 | dle or in arn Buggy nearly new. Sam oer anes eaccika 18e onvam ar x0 conte pee "it educates young men and women for use- ‘Complete turnout f for, 8250. a Address Horse: quart, two quarts 85c. 1.15 Gn and eat IpDOFE ita tes URRY, City P. sugas-at_ | Yer allon, Tits Thier ew Disco Se nv. Pep eons oft rine ee the ab Eau, Bt Gut! een IN OARBIAGES.—Over 75 see ness Arithma ‘Pent nd econd-hand | FAMILY ‘YOU TO KNOW THAT I 8! CARRIAGES. Top and No-t ine class jg niioe-soade and a great deal RENT—Three or fonr Unfurnished ROUMA, looking Capite! «rounds: modern conve: Reut moderate. Keferences exchange! 206 Delaware ave. te aug27-8t* F3 RK RENT. Three ng ROOMS, tecond ficor, Forpiahod gultable for housekeeping to g tenant without children; gas and water ADLy No 435 K st. n. 3s ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 506 Sth st. nw, po. “art tite Judiciary Fquare, for yesrs kbown ss mi Apply ytoB OVALL. 469 Penney. vania ave., or 131 Indians ave. aug27-6t ot RENT—Six oy oe e fereas ‘six roome, hy rane, “het A] cua water mae cellars. Hent $20. oth, wo ( sl THOR. F, WAGGAMAN. 'OR RENT—Piessant front KOOMS, southern FEMS, suitable for one ortwo persons, At » Second door from 10th st.n.w. au26-3t* Fo TENT oe — BABEMENT, licht and dry, with side as and water, at corner 9th abd Ga.w. W.-C DODGE. “eus0"inm FOR RENT A upished PARLOR end BED OOM conn bed-roome, Terms reascnable. Inquire at'No- 428 donb st: F= RENT—HOUSE No. 403 Het. n6., even cellar, ter and newly painted ap. yee yg ne BRE per mout 4 FE RENT" Ops Ue three- meaty nine rooms, tl provements roome mene Frese House 62222dst.n.w. Inquire No. 403 Tih st Rw azo 8 a Nereida edible FS RENT—That large DRIOK, corner Ish and G p.w. ; was. water and yard “just put in thor- ough repair. @30 per mouth; ni ‘&ccom- Modate two 22S x from 8 to8. anno brick HOUSE. hail modern in- Fe RENT— HOUSES, eivit , TOO, bath room, wit all modern imnprove- papered and maintad Nos. 1510 and 1ei6 Ty oe Inyuire No. 403 7th st. n.w. Bocond-band® Burt Sunp-seat Jaggers, Pony and Park Phe: sone. renee ret area and exchanyring of al | wus and 60 50 ther styles, must be sold at onoe re- | Mun 'new salt coo be KR BENT_Twostory PRIOK, 1000 oth wt Kinds of business papers, paying and receiving | gardless cost, to close oli spring stock. No roa UBTICS OED STAND, ot age, a8 windows, 1 cash sna ‘eeping the acaounie: jocution and Lec- | sonable offer refused. P. D. SUHMIDT & 00., | xo, ed De D.W., or at —_ No. 408 9th jwater, range, stationary way fares. ad eyes one begin MON. | 466 Pennsylvania ave. augas-Im” | X°,619 Dat. BI We ba at ase Poncilnd tbe Tuarble mantels: fet clas onan nets DAY, avgtan 30, 1880. For information and FO! ote, GHEAE-A romp sored SALE GHEAP—A young, souna Band Clothing, auc20 8 ood tenant; key at 1906. Oall at iso7, sth i call Oollege or address HENEY 0. Sam BPEROED, Privelpal: auglé Meo Bt aay ad HARNESS, st No. 200 3003 = IND. ‘OR RALE—Two of those clecant new BRICKS "T. VERNON SEMINARY eed LOST AND FOUN ath, bot and cold wate: Ke” Shino M™ Woastno ane DAY SOHOOL For ars arrive 7 Shenandoah OST TATED ATR, 1880, a Lady's GOLD | terms, \Tnauire of W °F NEWTON, atornes at FOR YOUNG LADIES, fonbty. Nes Sent ne HOSES, eulta CHAIR, with locket and cross ‘a A | law, 569 7Uist., oron the premises." aus24-eost 1100 <M" Br. NW. eee tae Craught and ssadle par- liberal reward if returned to 112 L st. n.w. a23-2t* Removed from ¥." opens Sept. Also, a pair of cl matched sor- Fe ye under St. M: Hotel, 20th. For further information s Pty RES Sy steppers : pot stiri Res an, Anant a. Tr pipe 6th ait sua ave. Inquire in hotel office. ‘Mrs. MEK, Princ Princiy ntle. seen at Drovers’ jth, sou! » one oy com ue ee Pel | her Gf uth and B siteets Sone JOB. or- | NEOKLACH and LOORET. the andér (PRE ARCHER INSTITUTE, wasH- | Kine. ‘warded by re’urping to No. INGTON, DO. ese Mites a’ FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR Friday morning, thez7th Tost , about 8% Mae ween Soe Ps AA BALE UPON easy ROR PAY- Lies. olelork, sa ail BCOTOH ‘TEBRIS ee, W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 5th streetn w., | _avK21 swers to Dame oct Pom. Liberal reward + will open afternoon classes pt rasth Yor BALE-Sixtecn =e of HORSES, Fm |S 1793 Tet, Dw MEST Piet of advancement. Mathemat aren Fe Fived from Rockin, OST—A White BULL TERRIER DOG, yellow Gresk, French, German, English, Pentasnship ai Coupe Horves: a Saddle i ‘pot over even; had on coliay set BookKeering. "Evening classes continue as hereto- Danple No. 186," a bapdsome Teward paid if re fore at 86 per month. Special attention to prep RINIMONS' sabi a1) 32th stn Ww. tion for college, West Point, Annapolis and competitivecsamuinstions. Private lewels otacd: iB SALE—Thi erate terp- 5. yaw ld cond hand plat OWA SINDLE SELEGE Gliese [OAs SIBCLE SELECT SDED | st rery low a ECHOOL AND KINDEMGABTEN, “G58 Perret Backson northwest, opens NORDAY. Be AY Blows sugl9-2W augl4-lin DORA OWN, Principal. Por aa eet = ab ROS E, HILTON, A. M., WELL assort 2: e ofthe world renowned ESTEY ORGANS, | er g we pa ES ao uae pee det | ke maven Sante ates | eave mec: telat aes t fee, are Sur. Hilton will also reosive prt goea nat song fy eras ail atic, rwounlag f fort: JOHN 3. BIMB. cor] iad Pupils of either sex. Hor forma, testimor esate al £si0-a16 gen | Nits. new. aug2s-3 da Hal As nate | BEG es eR | omar a gees | K 7 She —w EORG! WN COLLEGIATE IN- chain links at toe Present of a di G SEITUTE Eon terror LADIES REOPENS PROFESSIONAL. ran rewarded by leaving aura 3 boar yale ly witl de = fay. v Stine SiN ARON Prine moe — SUBGERY, Chesed BUNIONS, &0., Loon matinee patos 5 Eat i cd oo sae} oe Georgetwon, D. 0. Prof. 0. GINESE, ‘Teacher DE. WHITE, ‘Chirgpudint of Grex Attood ver and Receipt for ward w: French See | eee oe gai | be paidit returned Beyine Mach ‘au27-2t" Hah ah fai 1oceast treats ailme His Featal 10 REWARD—For the return of s SATCHEL M8, ean reopel et 2g leks eon ato Pa. See ome riieeal ‘s Hotel, is $ entrusted lsst evening e Aye! — bey for 6th, 230) Pes ee, ea are ee patronized by cminent physicians surgeons sad ik te ae Visto, eee, BoABvING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR | 31 per Sisit EWARD xp Xo a ag Ww. 13th in iO. 4: 3 8150 Be Se oe By J, 2 SRSBON, Do DB caches, © pee maker: has also also pre: Btar office. Mra. M 8.Bowte, Bockville, Ma._a7 2m" Soup Fe We ‘Opposite "Cal. Gree Mr, On Bor 527, Post Obie “ae wurch.” Roe SEMINARY, 903 10th, 97. Bre DOWER and others: auslt CORTE OP pening, of 26th inst. Tar aa a in 01 fob, ent eu cerita Girls: end Br tiader —The De ‘Dental office apd bu business of the 5 SEibert reward paid 1434 Oorooran et ap ourteent ey fen fohn H an EEWAER a ee ‘be obtained at the book stores be continued by his, a a 8% WIBDER Ne, Toa, oF wolen,, 18th. ATM and at the Beminary. Dz. O. J. WATERS, {¢ ly of 913 Ps. San cae . Ore Jules aa MRS, 1B SMITA, Principal EE ee er, ‘eat Chain and MIES B. ROSS, Assistant. ‘apo ba Bibod stfne Biae attached 7 rete wid MAMTON LADIES’ = LEG. . WEISENBORN, ‘removed to 915 7th BREUNINGHE, 925 ave juestions ty COLLEGE of MUSIC and QaATORY Die CELLULOID Berb Wri tossed, marid. (Gunday Herald-copyityes 2° questign 3500 = opens pel fcon a Sensor seis prices. Bewaek. BEV. BA. "PATERSON, A, M., President deci PERSONAL. sugS-1m Binghamton, Broome Oo., N.Y. Die ee bet. G 188 OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND and N.Y. ave.—Besatiful Bete ft Toot SUBOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ARD ‘Teeth Filled, 1; Extracting sigs Will reopen at 043M at: n.w.r GEETEM: $0 canis.” “ail operations warranted ws : ei eftica. BTM TALBOTT, Dewees, No. \VEBLEY SEMINABY, 1412 H st. n. ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS ite eee cane ta incl branches. ‘Teoth inserted ited Merit All business confidential. Ladies and Stare st Book and Drag — eet, between Rand £ streets, ‘augli-3u* BLANCHE, or Pass, FeMaLe Doctress, ye ee serene Fitupe, Ro. 981 Kat, ‘9th and 10th n.w. 3521-60" bearer ite PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ EAUTIFUL ‘SHONINGER” ORGANS 84 EE PIAROS | Everyone's favorite. For sale for cash pon easy monthly payments, at or u] SIDNEY T. NIMMO’s, ae a augll- 410 Lith street northwest, PIANOS.—The best BI Pisin in the world. eS feey Fn ee SP, HEB BROS.’ —“euperior Dart pee eS |, Rive, Or- a3 @. KUHE, Agent, 407 10th st. R RENT—BRICK HOUBE, No, 122 Fetany iccated near the 8 root So erent Apply on the preniives: pore R RENT—8CHOOL BOOM | connected with Dr. Bunderland’s Churor, 4 lack board: joneta, play room and enclosed pil erms reasonable. THEO. Treasurer, 981 H at. oR RENT Se eae coptainin ens hota and cold water _aux24-im” - Ist, HOUBE No. 729 2 rooms, bath room, jouse. Apply next door, matron rs OB TE 'T—BRICK HOUSE, No. 1115 loin et. 7 "seus end water éroallont peiguber- it, amon! ALL & Mal aor toe <a sucli-lm nr ee ‘OR RENT—The commodlous BUILDING known as the Sherman House, situate No. 21s $4 st. Wg, taining 23 rooms and all mod. imp, ding has been used a nutuber of years aaa firet class boarding house, and is one of the most desir: ble in the city y for euch purpose. Apply to DUVALL = MAKE, Real Estate and Insurance samme CE DW. rm a Beer To FRONT hook =o handsomely Fz RENT—Nine room BRICK HOUS modren improvements. No. 1619 12th Rhode and Q sis. p.w. Appi SUN F. GREEN, 1650 1th st angl0. BENT—No. 406 let 8t. 6.e.—A neatly far- Fone HOUSE containing’ seven = with ee sUyProvements. Avply on the premises. ee Fee RENT—Ar $25 Per. McnTa—HOUSE No. 213 Gest. Keysac joining. inquire 926 Lou- isiana avenue. ausd- iB RENT STORE zt cellar JOHNSON, 718 13th ot R RENT—No. a jase ry in Btatue; cones oo RENT—With BOARD, desirable furnish BOOM! 1b) BOOMs Wanplondid lscation, at reasonably ferme, at 1016 Mastachusetta ave. tw. “aus 80° HE TREMONT sous offers good ID "wich frstcare Hotel Board fot 3% od 83s yey ie well Sinen, an ind cooler locaticn tu aacitre ede in” RENT—BOOMS. fui st 314, 316 and 318 Indians Eee ci aes ie LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st. n. and best conducted feet Scat in the ‘Transient dated at reasonable terma- COUNTRY BOARD. Pitzer det DENIKOUS ae en Se] tana asthe at ih Lal! af al nanos seanons ‘Gha ermnas at Wiley Ore athe Nema, ao pad ont varied, combining most eMcgrenis, be moe ‘iliog Grove P. bong ime, De D. — Nis, ‘VETERINARY. Headquarters, 400 14th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, CATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE JOR SALE. aug? BOBT. SMITH. V. &.