Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY..... September 1, L880. CROSBY &. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Star hasa@ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper gublished in Washington, and eq ual to tha of all the other daily papers here added to- orther. THE RISE 1 IN COAL, As predicted in our card of Ansust 4 Pretec in price of COAL has been To those of our friends snd customers is have opinion and purchased vent coal we offer our cobsratulations. Our larve stock of coal ail bein purchasad st MAY PRICES prepared to offer to the public eral), Weare Pivecial inducements for cash J. M. WHEATLEY & CO, Office and yard corner 2d street, Indiana ayen:te and C street n w. Wharves foot of lu h street 8. Orders left at W. T. Baldus’ Pharmacy, ar 19th street and Pennsylvania avenue n.w. will re- ceive prompt telephonic attention. sepl-3t wore the Tite Stan office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail aud otherwise, news, or apy information or businese can be sent day or night, free of charge. Persons leaving town for the season. and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE StTaR mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the sddress betng changed ss often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. A Ral The great fpon the Schools. merican grumbler, Mr. Richard . iS Taking a furious tirade against our public school system, in the New York Times. He denies mM tote that the pabdlic sehools exert any wholesome tniluence upon our society, elther morally or tntellectually, that they Make thelr pupils better men and women or better citizens, or that they fit them for the duties and the business of their lives. The young women, he says, who aftera few Sears of education at the public expense seek situations, are (with very rare ahd notable ex- ception: frely unfit for thetr positions, and not only so, but incapable of being fitted for them by constant instruction given in the kindest manner. They are “Ignorant, slovenly, ong, Seif-concasted, disrespect- together unamenable to the disc! 2 well-ordered household.” As to their cording to Mr. White, they are gen- éfally tn every respect somewhat inferior to young women who bave had no pubie school n, and who can hardly read and cannot “No housekeeper of experience,” he 8, “desires to take a publite school pupii into her service In any capacity.” Can Mr. White be aware, when he makes this random state- ment, that the neat-handed, intelligent young wome educated by our pubite school; are so much in demand {tn the north and west as “help” that where their services can be procured, they easily dis- place his unsophisticated tgnoramuses; to whom coarse, dishonest, and unpleasantly apt to get drunk about the time they should be getting dinner. At the ading hotels of the northern summer resorts, and where the greatest patns {s taken to have the attendance of the best, the select waiters are public school girls, who, instead of spend- ing their vacations tn idleness, are disposed to oecupy their hands in honest labor while giving thelr heads a rest until “school begins” again. The American school girl Product, in fact, seem side of Mr. White's rather excep- tonal expertences) to make so good and tntelil- gent a “help” that she ts usually promated quite speedily £0 be housekeeper on her own account. But Mr. White ts quite as sour about the boys turned out by the public sehools; and he asks vinployers and master mechanics to bear out his assertion that the public school boy 1s gen- eraliy inferior tn ali that makes a good apprea- tice, a good workman, a thrifty, substantial. respectable man,—that he is less respectacle, less docile, iess In earnest about his work, and, on the whole, inferior in princtple, in faithtul ness, and even tn manners, to the boy who had béen taught merely to read and write, at home or in a dame-school. Here, again, Mr. White's observations seem to be peculiar. We should say that the employers of the country, except In cases Where mere brute force tn the Way cf manual labor is the reyuirement, would ehooge the pubdlle school pupil We know that some Washington employers make ft a first requisite in taking an apprentice that he shall be a graduate of our public schools. This 1s es- Pecially the case wher intelligent skilled labor is needed, as in the printing business. There are many who believe the education acquired at the public school to be more thorough and accurate than at any other s Wainin the puptl ts obi ized wo wor upon bis own merits. Mr. White goes on to question the general as- sumption that publfe schools are a conservative and he declares that no man Of sense belleves that our pnbile schooi system fits the people for an {Intelligent dis- charge of the political funetions or duties peca- Nar toademocracy. Cartously enough, the sin- gle Mustration brought forward by Mr. White tn support of his last’ assertion, is the case of ‘Tweed, “who was base in ail the ways of base- ness,” and yet who had a following that made upa procession, filling miles of the streets of New York, bearing transparenctes with the por- tralt of “this vulgar villain,” and the legend “The man We delight to honor.” The worst of Tweedism, he says, was not Tweed him- Self, Dut the condition of soctety which made Tweed possible; and the signifi- cant fact is, that this condition of society and politics has been developed part passu with the development of our public school sys- tem, and that it stillexists. This, though not proving that the condition tn question is the consequence of the public school system, does, iu bis opinion, prove unanswerably that that system Is absolutely powerless to prevent or to correct such a condition of society. We should Say that It proved quite unmistakeably the need of @ public school system for the country that will keep in check the Tweedism of the g1 eities, that can only flourish upon a ba: brutish ignorance. It ts pretty certain that Tweed’s processions of miles, 30 far from being made up of public school “product hadnt a man to a nille who ever attended pub- Ite school, or any other school, for that matter. Probabiy if the earth had been scoured for the purpose, a cholcer mass of the ive ignorance Mr. White thinks a3 the material for good skilled lador, industrious habits, and up generally, could not have been these bratish folowers of Tweed, Mr. Watte’s unfavorapie estimate of the public school system of the country fs based, tf it has any base, upon the condition af the New York city pubite schoo!s. which seem to be run largely by politicians and others unfit, and as a consequence they do not Tank high among the pubdile schools of the country. There are numerous defects 12 our public school system, but the benetits so great! overbalance em that Mr. White's carping w not he likely to cause the American people to abandon ft for the “dame school,” or to believe bat its products are less likely to make tntell!- gent mechantes or goed citizegs than the uned- ucated kecdlums of the streets, ———_---e-—__ A case of actual slavery tn California has just been developed before a court In Sau Francisco. A Chinaman petitioned and obtained a writ of Aabeas corpus, requiring the keepers of a w men’s foreign mission to produce a Chinese ‘irl The girl, when placed on the stand, test!- fied that she was stolen from her parents in ©bina, brought to San Francisco. and sold into Slavery. She objected to being delfvered to the Chinaman who had instituted the Proceedings, because, she sald, he wanted her for no good purpose. Public attention being thus called to the girl, {{ was arranged to send her back to ‘China to her parents) Whether the custom of stealing young Chinese and selling them in this country has been carried on to any considerable extent or not, has not yet been shown. There ‘are, in all probability, other cases similar Of this girl {n Caltfornia. is ca The average New Yors newspap ves it biind, so to speak, when hi - end soe tis mind with the modern sclence a electrictty. Like the thief of old who saw a sherifr in Grote bush, the reporter gets a depth of scienti meaning out of very simple contrivances. Whe; Edison had his electric ight ou exhibition at Menlo Park recently he sharpened some toois on an ordinary emery wheel, while bis news- paper friend stood by taking voluminous notes, Ak Torning paper Rext day deserined ‘© as the “operation of the mac papers Saying, it “threw @ continuous shower, pre and attractive sppearance.” GEAND FAEFLE FOR BIRD CASE’. 25 ¥ nts chance, with hop, corner 8th and & stree' THURSDAY. Sept. 2d. Kom birds given sway to the ladies. sepl-2t 40 PIECES PLAIN COLORED SILK, IN ALL THE DESIBABLE WINTER SHADES, At Cents Per Yard, FORMER PRIOES $1 AND $1.25. A GREAT BARGAIN. 897 Onn Puce. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. 919 Penna, ave. PATRONS: Ihave the toe pubhe that f have ron- with the popstar iothing establien- ut of Mr. 8. Katzestein, B10 7th street d thankfnl for past favors would solicit a mance of their patronsge in 1 mny new under- taken, Wathingtop, Sept. lst, 1880. se HOOL SHOES: ‘ sepl-3t no My biel honor to an} nected mysel! ee St SCHOOL SHOES! AT THE *@REAT BOSTON SHUE AUOTION HOUSE, . 491 Penn. Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT. ‘Ihe proprietor of the above house having just returued from the East with the largest stock of BOOTS and SHOES ever broaxht! before the public, at prices that sstonish all. PRICE LIST Boys’ School Shoes, ‘Mise School Shoes... AND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION, AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE. 1 LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. aep: ‘ved daily prime NORFOLK pee Lip Tana "Sor GRABS and CLAMS. Hotels snd pri CG a les supplied. oe 'N. HITE & CO. ilk Oyster it, om OF G21 B sirect now. a Ene AS a Year. OTICE.— OYSTERS, eepl-it* MINING ondway, New Most com: Paper ever pubiened. “Bas Fee. Orders executed for Mix ther Securities both in N. ¥. cepleocin ALEX. ROBT. OBISOLM, Prop’r 24 TEL Porvtan MonTHLy DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Co., AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, @n the City of Louisville, on ‘THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1880. THFSE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY TAE LEG@Is! Son , 1 AND SUSTAINED BY ‘THE COURTS © cur regula ‘iy KENTU onthe LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH, Bund: aid Exdays excepted, for the period "ot FIVE ‘The United Ptates Circuit Court on March 3let peak the following decisions: ‘t—That the een omwealth: Distri- bution ‘Company is legal. 2d—Its drawings are fair. N. B.—This Company has now on hand 4 arge reserve fund. Head the list of prizes for the SEPTEMBEB DRAWING. 80,000 | 100 prizes, 810003810, 000 prize i ee 200 do . oe eK 008 rize 600 40. 008 a ei ian 1100 | 1,000 40. 10 each 10; 000 lo. prizes, ue Cm “approximation paises 82.38 ao. prize. priz be cookie Remit by Post Oftics Morey Order, Registered Letter, Bank Draft or Express. To insure awsinct mistakes or delays, corres. rondents will b ot resi ‘own, County aad Btate. 1 communications connected with the Distribu- ion and orders for Ticksta should be address=1 to BOABDMAN, Courier Journal Building, Laut, Ky., or 307 and SOUS Brose aye 3 Sow EMOVED.— JOHN LON lorse Bowe has reaoved his shop frog 4: 56 Sih et. aw to 484 Late, bet. 45s and Oth et. Sw. adl-2p2cHt" p= ECTION BAKING POWDER. SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. CONTAINS NO ALUM. SHENGTON ENTERPRISE AND WORTHY = we ML BY EVERY HOUSEKEEPER. ALIHOUGH MUCH BETTER. IT OO8TS NO MORE TSAN OTHER MAKES. ‘This Powder has beet on the market bat six weeka, im which time 20,000 bottles have been sold in the e. IF YOU USE IT uNCE YOU WILL NOT USE ica NY OTHER KIND. t fail to Seder & supply. or at least a pimple GROCER. Do m1 OUR Prete 112 and 114 3d st.niw. now IS THE TIME TO BUY. 2% During our recent teip to the East we added to our Fall rtock the latest patterns in VELVE MOQUETTES, BODY AND TAPES- me TRY DECRSELS, THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN OAKPETS. Also, all the cae in RUGS, GE'S, Ook CLOTHS, UFO! Ate eet noe SBING GOODs, Bist and which it extra ind: “Ot, BLEE “SPRING PIL “Exclasive eales of SLEEPING. Low. Prowept attention given toSTEAM CABPST CLEANISG. SINGLETON &£ HOEKE, SOL Market Space, \ALL AND EXAMINE. — Cheap NOTE J PAPER, Ove Dollar s Hear, at J. C. PARKER'S, 617-619 7th at.. aus0- Opposite Patent Office. ‘AMOUS YACHT FANNIE BELL FOR oe LE. 31 PER i150 CHANCES. at RuNtice gi SUMMER GeRDER, THU: ESDAY, 2 vided ang31 &c." She is ver} staunch and fast, having eailed to norfolk: 1n her present rix, and has probably won more races than any ther Boat ou, the Vot 5 Steamer Leary's wharf. Ticke’ for prmation at G'MEARA'S, cor. and Koom 36, Patent @fice. NEw DRY Goons. FOR BARLY | FALL W. BAR. OASHMERB! oHUDDA G LOTHS. MERINOS, MOMIE GLonits 2UTCH PLAINS, CORDULETTES. CaIELS HAIRS, BERG: BROOADE ka’ BLACK LE LINENS, OO ner ya atch. ie Ee ee TONNES. re tern a ; send us New Supplics oe Correspondents ONE PRICK ONLY." MA IN PLALN FIGURES. REKD PERRY & B Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. EstabDaned in 1840. ‘ane25 \AILOBING DEPARTMENT. ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUITINGS. LADIES’ RIDING HABITS a specialty. 035 P ote ZEEE ennsy! a 5 _DRESS SHIRTS to order. bo) (oLumB1a POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- scription. Siiaud 3 audms@ine-made FLOWER POTS of all ureEee VAR ATR and COOKING UTENSE PI vie. JA £5, SAR POR, a egret fe. supplied ‘without diay, au Cage. OUTS FRESH MSATS AT is. We gaatn ts secive Web neve Just completed, arrange. ite daily. ‘Ride and ine, to enderlaine, Pe Spel sation of ‘aug2-Lm 937 ‘avenue, EDUCATIONAL. ADEMOISELLE L. FOULON WILL ber French Day School September aes isso. 4 131 17th st. sepl-2m ——— oo ___eepi-2m BOF. SHELDON’S DANCING ACAD- EMY opens on Saturday. Ohildren, 11 a.m. Adults, 7 p.m. Former pupllsare cordially invited to attend. sepl-3t* aoe HILTON, 821 V} oe AVE., reopen her Engiish and Fren W EDNESDAY, September structor in pl-im* THe MISSES TIFFEY WILL RE- VEN their School for Girls and Little Soys. at 6 Corcoran ét., on Wednesday, September 15th. irely Dorsible eifort made to advance pupiie alee 9° Motren VERNON INSTITUTE. 1530 Istreet n.w. Engligh and French: ‘Sehoot for une Ladies and Little Girls. MRS.O.W.PAIBO, Priucival Dutics resumed Sept. 20th, 1880. sl-1n TRE RINKYEN INSTITUTE (4 5 RES. poke een toy oon will am seen cn Vie Sdascee the SSHSSES De BURGESS. Principals Sis Conn. ave. pi-bwe Wesnenen HINDERBGARTEN AND Echool for Children from 3 to 10 years of axe. Voeal music and German free. Rix! oe September 18th, 1880. MES. LOUISE cipal: For cirotlart call st the, Wasbinntoa Kindergarten Normal Institute, $2) 8th st. oe west. 16th. Prof. vines in- ArlaNGTON A (aN een Ae Dud: E ats. n.w school for Boys and eens Men. Numberl limited. Only scholars of gcod moral character recatved. Fali tera of 1880 bez ns September 6th. Carefal nq thorough Instruction in the Common Eng ish Branckrs, Book-keeping, thorthand, Hixher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry: Latin and Gree! D.) +1 evenine sessions. ‘RTON MAUSEEE, A. Proncipal. sepl-Im MM E. L. JENSEN'S SEMINARY for Loys will reopen Sker. 13th at 204 F 8°. A ranches, Laiin snd foreisn languazes nelit by competent teachers. aus3l 2w OCH HILL CorLEary ELLIOTT C11, Mp —norsion basins MONDAY, sept. ard, washing and tuition for term of ve as 8, #130. No extra charves. Apply for Pro. spectus: Brother AZ s1i14S, President, a31-2W Acree or “eh ‘SIC, 1584 T street northweat. 4. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doo, Pr Studies resumed sept. 6th. aud Vent BT SCHOOL—Mrs. 8. E. FULLER, Prin- cipal, will re-open September 19th for its 11th annual session. aug30-Im 1318 Tst., opp. Franklin square. E. SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN sit VOCAL MOSIC: Particular - attention to inners, a8 well as those wishing to De ie gusnned for Teachers.” ‘Terms moderate. 121 northwest. ans -Im* Dee INCARNATION CHURCH SOHOOL for wows « Ladies will re-open on WEDNES- pay, French under charge of Prof. C. “ADT! tae Principal. Muss MAOLEOD,, at the School Building, 1213 12th st.n.w. aug30- 910 414TH ST.—™ V. PRUD 'HOMME’S: Classes re-open September 20th and Oc- tober 14th. | French tausht by the natural method. Hours 11 4,66 p.m. Terms moder- ate. Great advantages offered to. pupils who take the whole conreo. Private lessons if desired. an30 BAXABD TAXLOL said: <1 take croat pleasure ia reecnuuendink to parents the Acad- amy of Mr. Swithin C. Shortiigxe. I have had an oprortunity for sveral sears past of observing the manner in which this Acsdemy is conducte well as the deportment of the punils wio attan And am entislied that nothing is newlected whictt can further both the intelectual and mors! devi opment of the latter.” $30 per quarter for young men and boys; boardinz; schooliag, books,etc. No extra charces except for music. Special attention toduil boys. Special care and provision for little ys. Individual snd class instruction for bath advanced snd backward young men, cnubining the advantages, of private tatoriug anil school-room drill. Ei . Commercial, Sctentitic and Clasai- esl courses, ‘Bicdente fitted for collese, business West Point'or Annapolis. Twelve instructors, all men and all graduates. French and German spoken in lapusve classes, Be okkeeping and Pet mansblp by Professor W. P. Héminond, author of Jotter & Hammond's Bookkee spin and Penman ship. Weekly Lectnres by Philadeiphia Professors Buih) the pest and fullest appurates for experi- Inent and iilustration.” Fine buildin with Af five rooms; heated in ail stories, and lighted with a5; hot and cold baths; wymmasium, excelient ta- Ele; ample rounds... New illustrated circular com tains picture of buildings and full particulare, with 100 references, and letters from the Hon, Fernando Weod, Governor John L. Hout, J Georce M. Yan.Hocsen, Ex President Hill, the Hev. Dr. A.B. Peabody, tlie Rey. J. A. Cl D:D. Dr. B. Lip: and ofiiere. ‘ohool and Chestnut ats., i daily trains, coach meeta therh ree School only afew minutes from Media Etauot. Modis has coven eharcies anti stemin: Suce charter—strictiy enforced prohibiting the Sale of all intoxicating drinks. ‘The health record Of Media bes few parallels. Students ‘adunitted at any time. No examination requisite for admin- gion. For full Pata address SWITHIN C. SHOBTIDGE (Harvard University wrad: rall_ on the Principal, ai Wilara's s Hotel, ‘Thursday, Sept. oa any time ter4 p.m. aux30-4t* P4ANK SEMINARY ars. G.M. CONDRON will reopen Behool pera 207 Bans atneet rticulars apply at 606 Fer N.W. ScHeOL OF MUSIC, 707 Sth st. B.w, re- SUR S SEPTEMBE, Experienced teachers in Bar 0, Voice, Organ, etc. Ohureh oan. Rates #2_50'a month and upwards. aug28-1m M3 IsS MARY iNOW LES WILL RE- en her Scl for Girls and Smali Boys MONT AY. Septouiber Oth, at her residence, No. 5 Wa ibwtun street, Georvetown, D- foe oderate. ROKBEL INSTITUTE AND KIN- DEERGARTEN, Mirses POLLOCK and NOERR, Poncipals. Education thoreueh in all depart- ments. Normal clace for ladies. School reopens SPPTEMPER 22p. 1127 13thet. now. — ang28- HE ECLECTIC SEMINARY, Ce snnual eeasion Bill open Bout 25 Be! girls, be<innigx and advan. the Method of Training.” Z. TOW ARDEL au26-im AND MILI- ETHEL CLASSICAL TAKY ACADEMY.—Address, tor Outalozue, A G. SMITH, Supt. an25-1m" Hethel Academy P.O., Fauquier c Lives E. SENDORFEF will reopen her SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, MON- Day, September 6th, at M. P. Church, 9th street northwest. ‘au25 Im* S5;, GEORGE’S HALL FOR BOY: Alek EIST BETO WH: 2 erence in Weshirgton: Col. Thomas J. Lee, . A uho hae tee grandsons at the sebool J C.KINEAR, A. M., Principale ang24-20* REDERICH ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, B. ‘The excroien tf inie Inetiteiion will, be resumed qa MONDAY, Beptember 6, 1860, For information, talewne, &C., aed ee Frederick City, Ma. FeGhixte Loss SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND Boothe, seventh annual session Mage ehce, MOS ‘opt Bate. Miss EMTES Ee HUNT, HE ADSU: NCP -EROPE: On wo Latin in the OOL BIAN COLLEGS would be zlad to Fecure prival Papi or to teach in a city sehool durin hours not enzaved at the College. subjects taueht: Greek, Latin, English and Lower Mathe qwatics. Rcferences—Gen. Garfield, Speaker Ran- Mr. W. W. Corcoran, Prof Hall, Supt. J. O. Wilson, Gen. Alvord and Hon. Wm. Stickney. ere A. P. MONTAGUE, Oolumbian Ool- lege. aug2l-im* ee ROF. LARROQUE, 1233 F ot., native French Instructer, wraduste of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. O'asses in er, Latin, Greek, German, Italian, Spanish, Portucuess. Transla~ jing. augid npPae PREPARATORY SCHOOL COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON. M., Ph. D., Princi- 4 ane, Toatructor in itistory ‘and the’ Eaglish Lae Prof. “ANDREW P. MON’ es In- strictor in Latin. ES BCRTAGUE A+) Mi): 18 Prof. ANTHONY H. JANOS, Lastructor in Fire HAMIL CeDAVIS. A. B., Instruct G ro) yee nmanslip and ookbeeptie en aged WARD GORE, B.S... fustructor in This €chool affords a thorough prepsration for College. Ite full course extenda throngh four urnishes also a High School course, wo years, for puriis who have com dies in'the common Enylish branch- oy the Pubic Schools or giscenere. he seseion opens on the 8th of Sete: Charge for the whole advance, #65. © “20 Yes payabic ‘iunréerty in Fuere ar fare no extra charres. or cata ognes or further information addres Sta) a 1, Coli exe Hill, above 14th street. ane age19-3m OF. J. MAX MUELLE! Prive INS TROMERTAL SUSI. Sac Gical Director, St. John's Episcopal Charen. Massachueetta avenue n. w. ausl7-6w? Beers FEMALE COLL GE, Sat homerite thos J. nenmetinn ees herd jome-like, thorough enristian wa : ered: Rev. WM. 0. BOWEN, A: Ms Bros, °°" augl7- cg VEL. OTTE HALL Peete b) Cc pt et Md.—Fali Ses: ire a fails ‘ peere avd Rousse 7 S751 in advance for ‘for session of five mon' ‘or WM. T. BRISCOE, Secretary to hel Board. al7-Im* ee EXMERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL. win ‘MATHEMATICAL Scnoon between T aud K streeta, yt een Wh ea WEDNESDAY, September 8th. or Cire address B. YOUNG, Principal, aug? Ge © ak BS 3 914 14th street. owa LE_SHLECT GRADED I “BeHooI AND, OS RAEGARTER: 936 Petrost CUTE Ts ote BORA: BROWN: Principal. eauete tn OE BOWS, Panel OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Bs cung Ladies and Children. Board and tuition 50 per annum. waages and music extra. 5h mean berine Sept, the On atthe Starcffice. Mrs. 'B. Bowle, Rockville, Md. al 2m* M™ SBOABDING' AND DAY 8g SCHOOL ZOUNG LAD LES, NW. from opens Sept. 20a. “For further informati Dis-bor Mire 3 ie HOMERS: Princtpal. d Bae ene GEOR Dy PIXUTE, WASH- INGT o SORraa ‘or circulars address Mi Mass. ‘avenue, Washington, De n School” °¢ wall ee WANTS. My ‘BS. BUR) Wan cms to make paper boxes at aS Wil eats her English and French School on MONDAY, Sept. 20th, at 1303 H st. n. al 30-e01m* R™ ERVIEW Ga es HWEPSIE, N.Y. EW DEPART Milit pn and Tneraetinna seo by an U. B. Army Officer, ‘*detail command of General fe ate aetee eee er pre demic work as he retof ures . = 2%5-10l0w OTIS BISBEE, A.M., Principal. ee ME CLARENS HOME SCHOOL for Giris, near Alexandria, Va., offers ever ery, a ¥aoteze for thorough education. Location b igs ins SEPTED ‘Terns moderato. Fourth session Ui BEE 15, 1880. Address Miss VIBGINIA MASON, Box 808, Alexandria, Va. ‘auré-colm MABSEAND AGRICULTURAL COL- ~ | Day Beets aye Hscasion, commoences TUES- + Beptember ‘or catalogues ‘ARKER, College station, Prince Seorae's county, Mt ee S28 tawain RVING FE) ILLEGE, MECHAN- MALE C Lives cavicearier ia Syli- — Rev. T. E P. ey bg ee ember th. Great I Bovneerian, Soe oes : n. E. Com. 8. oF 1d. Meaara. K. 0. Hew: aes adda “James G. Payne, patrons Sy10- Core SPHEG BYarr, President. aren HOME, SCHOOL FOR TT Noose tAtiea So Ere GIB Willreonen on ‘the Sru OF BEPTENHER, Bitiated on the Heights of Geor; unds. the location is at once beauti ‘al and soceseible. A few additional Boat pus are desired. | Terme moderate. Por pation: r8 address the MISBES RARLE. corner x Enyette .. Georgetown, D.O. HABLES E. HILTON, A. M., WILL J oven a School for young men and ‘Boys See- a 6th. The Classics, Mathematics and Hieber Eng ish will be thorouchly taucht. Special attention will be given to those preparing for col- lege, scientific institutions or for competitive ex- aminatior Mr. Hilton will also receive private penile of & a sex. For terms, testimonials from recent Fe and further warticnlere pepe at 405 Kast Cay Mitel street. 1257 7th st-n.w. FOR RENT AND SALE. JOR RENT—Eieantiy furnished ROOMS, w th every medern c nvenience, 1310 Gst.n.w. Wa 4 smal) See! EEOUBE Adina 910 19th st.n. sep Wittectat GIRL ry Conk wash Will remain at nights. Inquire ee eae WASTEDIA youne MAN for cents tari! ines: best references required. Palais Roy- al, 1117 Ps. ave. ts eo ee VV ANTED—A Grat-class CATERER with 200i reocmmendations; man preferred. Apply at 1526 New Yors ave. Sepi-3t® ANTED A steady young MAN of two or thine: Years experience in the Drne basiness dress PHARMACIST, Siar office sepl- aes ah a, wentle HORRE, = nue. Was awhi gee chamberwork aud ironing. Best of references. Apriy ner of Sth and Tats. n WANTED TEACHER, to instruct primary pu- also, a firet class Asristant in bicher branches: Colleve graduates preferred. Box 68, Star office, Washineton, D.C. J ANTED—By s respectable Protestavt Girl s 1 VACE to do chamberwork {27d walting or , Address A. B., st, Georgetown. WANED | By ,2 Eady, ROOM. with Wowd hore ferred, located between 13th and Lith, H and Niste.; permanent if suited. Address DEE. Siar ofBce. sepi-3 * WANZED A competent whity COOK to asais’ with w d ironing. Cail at 529 $04 ES e st.u.w. Cail in the afternoon between 5 and 7. sepl-2t* Wan —By a pectabla and 9) ite Worian agict ATION as chitd’s nu fossrist with chainber work. Apply to Revie ‘Wonen's Christian Home. lie, et was —By a Lady, two neatly-furnishet Re sous, Fecond far, without Board, in pri vate fawily : locetion between Pannsyivania av ft., 3d and bth sts.n w. B.'H., Post office. petent ar: Adclrass, stating term: GESEGETOWN COLLEGIATE IN- AD RTELG Le FOR YOUNG LADIES REOPENS WEDNESDAY, September 8th. ‘Those wishing to enter 98 boarding pupils should apply without de. ny. Mish STEPTENSON, Tringipal, 101 Gay st. Georrctwor, D.C. “Prof. 0. @ NESI, renener ot Tench M I1SS_CALMINS SELECT Seay for Boys and Girls will reopen Monday, Sept. 6th, at 209 Pennsylvania ayenues.e. aug7-1m_ Ms Lt OSBORNE’S BOARDING Gris \¥ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE: Mages ‘9 will reopen at 943 M st. r.w., seerkar | & i WAVELET SEMINARY, 1412 H st. n. Boarding and Day School for Young La- dies mac Children. Session opens Sépt. ae Cir- culat ae yk and pear stores and Semin au2-2m ISS LIPBOOML, Pringtpal. ASHING TON: FEMALE SEMINA: —A BOARDING AND DAY SOBOUL FUR YOUNG LADIES AND OHILDREN—Will be re- cpeens at 1023 12thet n.w., MONDAY, September 2 Circulars at the principal Bodkatoras. and at 1023, tae 1027 12th st. n.w. Mne. BUTOH- ER and Miss M. C. DUUGLAS, Prine: nies su2-2m Sree, 4 YEAR, BOARD AND TUI- ‘TION, Female Semin: inary, Military Academy, neds Military College (Young Men), Haddon~ J. For catal EV. T. MA WEEL i REILLY, B. 2: fFoae Jy24- cn ia OsSSYLN SEMINARY, fens 16th ST. ni w., near Lafayette Park. rg and pay Bchcol for Young Ladies, little Girls an 14." Fourteenth year wll commence Sept. 188. Circulars ed be obtained at the book st and at the Semin: 3. L. E. SMITH, erin val. MIES B. ROSS, Assistant. aaah ~ QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of 7th and L sts. n.w.—This institution a8 A progressive and successful experience of i . It educates young men and women for use- fulness and self- Support. Ita nates pecure poe itions of trust and profit. pgurse of study and ine comprises, the English Language, Busl- ness Arif! hretic, Spencerian Practical Penwanship, kkeeping, by sinwle and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business ‘Practi requiring the making out and’ exchanging of kinds of business papers, payins and recaiving cash and Eseerin the accounts ; tures. | Dav'and Even Dee aa ST 30, Ta80e For information and terras call at the Collere or address HENRY O. BPENCER, Principal. augl6 ee Ss W, FLYNN, A.M, 72 Sth stroctn ¥., + will open aftefnoon cliesea Sept. 13th for Mathematics, Lat! neh, Germsn, English, Penmanship an Bocksconine. “ Lvanine clases soe Gee ae bees fore at $5 pet month. ‘Special attention. to prep: tion for colleze, West Point, Annapolis and competitiveexaminations. Private letsous on mod- erate terms auclt —— EN | Queen” PEMALE INSTITUTE, ‘Winchester, . Wheat, D.D., prin- cipal. A Ficred inetivate oF the michest ‘krade, With experienced teachers in the departments of Fnylish, Modern Languages. Music, etc., with re- duced rates. Bewins Septeniber 2." atr16-1m" INGHAM TON LADIES’ COLLEGE and COLLEGE of MUSIO and ORATORY 4 Ereparatory Department, opens SEPT. 16. bas wea A. PATERSON, A, M., President, ms Binghamton, Broome Oo., aaa ENGLISH AND GraReeAE SIGH SCHOUL, Presbyterian Church, 439 sircet, opens Sept. th. Circulars, with teatimo- niais, at the bookstores. For further information adéress pes Frincipal, Lock Bo: aus]2-2m J. W. oHonr, A. MONEY TO LOAN. NO LOAN—$200, 8300, 8500, 1,000, 82, 0v0. Money on hand. a evect rateee NG delay. NTIRE, Heal Estate Broker ang31-6t 918 Fst. wo8* TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. nde oth, Elocution and Lec- im Sestions begin MON- wrade of advancement. Fre 10, $300, 8350, 8500 Soueen: Also larger sums, asmay be desired. Lowest charges and lowest rates of interest. B. H. WARNER, augls 916 F street northwest. T° oy MONEY oN ee ene At 6 per cent fo tae, aoa TD per cent for amall sums. No delay a 16th aes A gy31 BR. ZMAN, SINESS CHANCES. BU PGE SALE-DEUG STORE FIXTURES, en. pew, complete and of latest desia;' cost Sqre; will fell fer $225. Address 1. B.A. Star = aOR SALE- One of the oldest WOOD and COAL. YARDS in the city: mule curts, baraesa and rae res: terre reasonable; rent I Wa, 1 sepl 3t* MICKLE, G11 N.Y. ave. RARE CHANCE IN GEORGETOWN.—The STUCK and GUUD WILL of an old Business Honse, on a business street for sale, now doing a gocd retail grocery and Jiquor trade, with or with- out daelling. Addrees Box 25, Star offic. s1-3t"_ FoR SALE—My BESTAURANT, 337 ba. ave. ‘W., in complete eupning order and nicely: doirg s good De nen low. ) WILRENING ‘OR SAUE—The ae Taeo 6. corner Sth and P ets. n.w. Will be acid at a sacrifice. ‘Thisis a cond stand and doing s good business. Retiefactory reasons given for selling. auc31-2t* AN £ED—Sinait FRACTIONAL OE: CATES of the Board of adits at bee iparket Pree. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. aug3(-1! FR SALE—A Hare Orrortusi1y—A aa TAURANT, in the best and mort centra’ Address *‘RESTAURAD ten in the cit, fice. [PPortaNt TO PROPERTY OWNERS. nted at once, several ‘HOUSES, ranging from 82,960 to 85,500,” Mast be bargains, have modern conveniences and well Iceated. Gall or send de- scription end terms to F. E. MIDDLETON, Rea Estate Avent, corner 15th and G sts. aug30 3t \UE BALE—A FARM OF 100 ACTS, good build- ings: large quantity of fruit; healtiw; one mile from Apbapolis Junction, on Washinton can Bw rice # aa CUUNTEE 3 re. RESIDENG! wit rn ‘ase e ia nnapolis 6 aon Re E. HABRIS, 5U0 Maple ave. a poe Wet. ington. G augl5-Im* ‘OR oe Baek first-class RE! UR: Bal- re. Ma. : fine Fixtures: most aaa iit doipees very ‘rood business, Aa —_SUMMER RESORTS. IVER SPRINGS, ST. MARY" Rye during © bionth of fener’. re ber for ‘lént table fare; ieaines: tis ar: Where conveyance will be made hive to Ree, Soe ver 7» $1.25. RB. PL Dy Milostown sen Oe May ©” DUAOK! re ‘a guests. Exoell aN. Jy fc w. ERE eee fae SE rs rooms wit <iireas 402-00, 1 sao SB PLUMBING. ais. ¥ BRIN. S16 A8 Blk ges cn SRE CMHING, Gi Shee aa por WEAREED. by three gentlemen three nicol furnished, airy BEDROOMS and PARLO inahoure with mddern improvements, 6th. 26th, Fand T sts.n.w. Address BED FAOTOR, 'btar office. F%o RENT — Furnished end __ unfurnished KOOMS, 1527 F st., opposite eee Hox ae. Reference. ROR BEST Four ROOMS on 24 Foor. su for light housekeening, with all the « niences. References 1224 7th st. new. sep1-3t* ‘OH RENT—117 Naryland ave, n-e. 9 well far- nisbed HOUSE, 13 rooms; Honee’snd Fautni ture in good condition: location very des! rable. Itnt moderate to a careful tenant. een lot" QR RENT. ABD SALES OF ea ath, at AGGAMAN, Si) 7th st kw slot” FoR Best nlurmabed ran second floor, furnished P: bath, het_and ments. we Sold, water, all coder ove To wood tenants Tent low. No. aah sepl-8t Fe BENT- Furnished HOUSE, charms tion northwest, 11 rooms, pantry, doses, bate Istrober, range, ete, newly papered, painted, et Very low to responsible tenant—8s0 per mon'h. ddaress STRONG, Star ottice. i TOR RENT —No 3 Street sw, tw BRICK HOUSE, with modern jarge yard and stable, at $15. OR RE t 1524 7th street nw. HOUSE, sar and water wil frou yares. Rent $20 per month. Inquire at 6 treet pw ant Fu RENT_No. DWELLING, 12 nents. O. ©. GREEN, eigh?-room rman. sh. 3t RENT— Handsome: or sinwle. Locat rom Csyitol. “Tatie Boas 7CR RENT—713 With st, ROOMS, eins Mute. “Apply at above number. {CR RENT—With or without Board, e ret, second of third floor, Furnished B! OMS eat front, bey window and ©; Modern iia ents. Address ALPHA, Star office. ang39-3t* FOF SALE—Cne e-room HOUS tween 44 and 6th ets. 8. Wes To 2 80; will tobe $600—one-ibird cash, t ud twelve mon'hs. Also, fvesroom HO Cc st : will rent ‘for 0 per n (0 cash Oi. PARKER 6 TW AS TED Will ive one hundred dollars t> any one that will procure me a permanent CLER- ICAL POSITION in the employ of the Goverame: at at #80 to 8100 per month. Address E. HENRY, 137 West 7th st , Cincinnati, Ohio. WAN TEDTA young MAN, anick and acer in figures, who has goine knowledve of hi keeping; small pay while learaing the busines: bat permanent place for one who suits. Address, if, feferenoos and former vccwpation, it any, W-HB., Star oflles, he le ae WANTED WHITE GTRI for genera house- work; ced Ohildren’s Nurse, at 437 71 w._Good waxes aus WASTED To Bornow—81, 500 for oneor tw. years, at 6 per €r annum; good res! es- tate secnrity; no commission. Address Bo: office, ansi-' WEANTEDEA comretent WOMAN, | to 000) wash apd ircn. Toa good woman a perm nent place rnd good wag Apply to 1204 Est. n. w. WANTED, Second: story suite of well as ROOMS for xentlenan and lad) tenants. My room for sto: References a ogni 5 ished ; permanent consist of parlor, bed-room, email 0, and bath-room, in house heated with furnace, and where there arr no young chil dren, BoanD a Northwest part of city obi: Address, with terms, ‘* Army,” Btar oflice ai av TASTED A fmatl FARM, fror with improvements, ncar to city or on. the road. Address M. C., Star office. “auri0-3:" v VaNtep ir of Audit ees 1, 1805, for 816, or asmall sraount over thet San. Addre Box 257, stating price. augs0-3t* V yy ANTED—By a young ins who writes rapidly and legibly, a» ees ‘ON as smanuensis or 5 to 30 acres, copyist. Addrees Mise L. By Anacostia P. O., District of Columbia. aag30 ANTAD-ifty raiirosod LABORERS to work on Bouts met a eee Tor ik Labor- ers’ wages ay. Ay for information ie JAMES GREEN, corner 40 M strects payer -8t? Warne to furnish with RELI- ABLE SERVANTS; tre nd; SERVANTS of boys, ASTS STRESSES for cits ey oe ona #00" Bugs 2W V yy ANTED—Families to furnish with foe BERVANTS and other help. Cooks, Qham- bermaide and Nurees, all with reference at short notice. 829 6th st.,’ cor. Mass. ave. B. Mo- DONAL& CO., Anenoy. rua] 1a" er oo Nitita M eee ee eae WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. yANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in large or small quantities. Highest cash price pail. $21 Pen'a ave., between 3d and 434 ats. ang20 2 BY : °. BouTmMAn, REAL Peak AGERT ASD AUCTIONEER, le hand F streets northwest. eo ith nw Mase. ave pow 20m. and beth 1787 F stn.w., 11 re. BOL 2d ate cite and bath.. NOE et. n and bath. USES IN su? ting Rink. os BS Rises st. nw. St.n.w.,17reS@i2s oli rs. and bath one, Mase.ay 150 Fat. now 125 ARF NO CHARG®. SERTICING ANEDE KEKPIT BSPORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY. I HAVE MANY OF THE FINEST BUILDING sr J BALE. | A TES IN THE CITY FOR EVERY SECTION AT PRIO NOW Te THE TIME HOLTZM loth and F ste.*how. E FROM $1,000 To $60,000 TO cy a. 790 9th at.n.0 chia 10 ROPERT 0% BENT - 1739 BUODE ISLAND AVE. Reece sway © ec riences 425 AND 427 Fe story Bricks, 10 roum! #40 per month. moms, DE ISLAND A Wen ienice. ach, «as and wa' 204 SIXTH s. S.W.—Te: 20, 1223 Fst.n.e. Handsome Brick elevator, and Price $125 per aioalh. near “Iowa Cir- rable new 10-room Trick Kesidenoe, rice £50 per month. » STREET NW Handsoms B: 0 Toor ice $30 per mon’ Resi ra conve N.W.—Two fonr- r. Prica room Brick, mod- AND ee aw. rent QOK RENT—Onear Call for our Baile and dre withers SOHN SHERM YthandGa.w. W. ae Dol iDGE. ang2l-3 FOE RENT HOUSE No. 193 Hat. a F™ RENT. FOR KENT. FOR Wi rooma, cellar, Water and sas, new’ 1 papered. —ae Sls per month. Inquire No. 2159 HT at., etor 37th et. now. auug26-8t 1210 D st. vw, ‘OK RENT—One three-story brick pine rooms, barement, with a'l modern im- wrovermente; rooms fresco painted. House No. (22bdetsn.w. Inquire No. 409 Tth et. mow a26 Bt HOUSE. Forte KENT—Two two-story HOUSES, eizht 5, bath room, with all modern tmprove- mente. newly papered afd painted. Nos. 1310 aed 1516 Sth nw. Inquire 7th st. aw. ave FOR RENT From Sept. Ist, HOUSE No. 729 . D-W., containing 9 Fooms, bath room, with bot and oola water in house Apply next di No. 7 ae 20- on TENT-URIC K EOUSE, No, 1115 10th at ‘Tre. : gas and water croationt neighbor. €25 per mouth. DL r, ALL & MARR, ansit-im Peat ‘The commodions BUILDING knowa as the Sherman House, situate 18 3d st © taining 23 rooms and allmod. itp, This ding has been used a number of years asa first- is one of the moat desira- pose. Applyto DUVALL usuraee Avents, 804 F ancli-lm On BENT To gentionen only—A handsomely PE ished FBO) Ko other lodwere and no Bo ehidren teres oeiarsse. a0 9th st. sust4-Im* B RENT. ‘A neatly fur- nished HOUSE co: ven rooms, Will eden ‘iruprovemente. “Avply on the premises. £06 let ad Ro =e 325 Per McxTH—HOUSE No. 1213G@st. Beysecjoining. tnquire 2 92g Lon- isiana avenue. ee Loses Shree! comet of 9th ith cellar and stal JOHNSON, 118 Rainy LW. suzt-in ‘OR RENT—No. 1446 N st, n. w., near Scott ‘Statue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, cméing Servants) and baturoom: all modern jences. it 855. Can be seen at any tims. <pe-baif biock from cars. Apply to J. W. P. MYERS, 715 15th st. _8ug12- 3m 424d at i9 Nat-n.w.sbre 12 20s M stu Ww. 6 re. +. 2 OL 254 st. n.w,, & No charge will be made for advertising T Mcney to joan in sums to suit. erty both for alc and Stores in the west end, cat be A lint of ot ine dst , re OR RENT. aust goo Beventh sireet n.w. FRO, BALESA Dest parlor pantry. room Fante' room, all in, good onder and west 20-3m, » kitchen and vautey with bay window, dining room snd . Becond floor—Three ‘char! Third floor—Two large chambers aud ser- Parking on front #5 — by enbrvantial iron fence. story sud trimmings in hard This property we whan. tee = Capitol, and one square of the and Pa. avenue rirest cars Price ®4, 6 Spection of the premises ts invit 3 FITOH, FOX & DROWN. FY RENT— THE CC OppostTE Fine Stores, OMice Rooms—singly or commmnutoat- ing—for Business Offices, Studios, ete. ets on every foor. rae Daré rooms for stot jyl2 BOARDING. A NICELY-FURNISEED ROOM, with BOARD; hot and cold water; 850 per month. 124 om STREET N. W.—For rent. with QT k BO. irnishe 1 ARD, a pb coly, farnished second ftory eouth front ROOM ; a’so Single Booms. ‘Terms moderate. aue30-20 HE TREMONT HOUSE offers ood ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board. for 825 and #39 per Tenth; hones is well furnished ; table first- c'ase, and coolest location in the city. “auc24-im Wii D—STEAM CARPET Coeenrn AND UPHOLSTERY in ail its brat GHAGE BRO., ane20 616 Louisiana avenue. FPR BENT ROMS tarnished or anfurniahed, ‘st 314, 16 and 318 Indiana ave. n.w.; also Gst-eises BOARD, 15 per month. 5 Sanad Wa FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake and fine upholatering: Moth exterminated by steam. By F. H. hiss 3404 Penrsylyania avenue, opposite W rE 10 LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st. n-w., is one of the — and best conducted Boarding ao in the T it accommo- atte terms. ¥ Vere ae TO KNOW Bee 2 eon A iret-clees Tailor-made: Second UIT, anel better and a great ae sheaper ean acom- mcn new Buit can be oust. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, or at Branch Store, No. 408 9th We buy but first-class Second sug? PERSONAL. ————— LL PERSONS ARE WARNED not to trust any one on my account, as I will not be responsible for bills contracted in my name, usless personally cae or on my written order. 1g 30-3t* OLIVER P. BURDETTE. 1, BEOOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS of life. All business confidentiai. Ladies and Gentlemen 60 cents each. 1023 4th street north- west, between K and L streets. sugll-5w* CORDIAL, INVITATION 18 EXTENDED TO all Beientific Men, Architects, Builders and Gihers interested to call and oxsetiers simpie yet wonderful inyention in the form of a Pnuematic or Air Clock, patented by H. Wenzel, San Francisco, Cal., and'now on exhibition here’ It is useful fot all buildings where a number of clocke are requized, gue ag Government Offices, Beliool Buildings, Ool- jeges, Manufactories, French Flats, &c , and the object accomplished in the invention is to insare uniform and correct time throughout a building. An examination of it will convince any one of it3 8 non cveny other aystern of, time. — ing, O. SCHNEIDE, Boil Hanger, 7 ACRAVAT PIN, on the nic Gt. The owncr can beve it, by proviny pr. p- erty and payips for advertisement, 147 Kinw at., Alexanaria, Va. Live’ gees containing — os favor of John D. Hoitmann for $1,546. ‘Treasury draft for 8101.10 to fum of money in greepbacks. All persons are cautioned agsinst necotiating the above pape payment having been stopp ‘The Gnder wil, bo jberally rewarded on returniny the same to ZOuN ). HOFFMANN, Room 108, Pateat Ofhce Bi tne iv calling, at same order, a FOR SALE, Fo SALE—Good HORSE, suitable for a Coupe or Business Wavon, or will trade for 8 Licht Oarrigge or Bugey; at 120 venia ave. cent 'OR BALF—New and Sepond. hand COUPES ci PES of aT remater and other miskers. and Family Oarriance’ Bugwter, ene, Carts, es Whi phich will be ‘sold pte cider ont: Fepairing Frompily attended fo. ROBT. 1. GE pository and Factory 410-416 8th st. now. aus31 FOE, SALE—Mandsome HORSE, 15 bands, ¢ Peas, old, eound and xentle: fine sd bar Box Bugwy, Victoria ‘nd several other vehicles at a barcein. DOWNEY'S Stabies, 1013 17th st. p.we ang28-6t Mire SEANCHE Sy PAGS Se cures al'complainte, eapecially le future, O80. 9081 ature, oR 92E a Speween 9th and 10th'n. w. Store, opp. U. 8. P. 0. OUN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, ro to the responsibil ity of Five rs with ‘abetracts of Kiens on reai estate. st. h.w., 6a.m. tolU p.m. Always in before 9 and from3to5 ‘spil-5m MABE BOBS, the ee isfaction in all affaiea of SSO OT SU ¥, OORNS, BUNIONS. Sc, Reo DR. WHE E, otk of over fifteen ited Btates and isnada previous to locatins in Vashington.in 1861, sitoceestully treats ailments of the tect Hie eetao lishment, 1416 Pa. opp. Hotel, ie patronized by en clans, & ms and inept phy ousan ds (oF other well-known perso! ‘$1 per visit. iH. JOH! GOLD entry ‘i Ai ranches <=] 30 Oftice—717 H ST. 'N, W., opposite “*Cal- Baptist Church. ‘Bererance seer Dr. Dower and others. sugll lo Dental office apa bas a of the late Lr. Jona HH. Dai Henne. will be continued by his ne; hom Dr. O. J. WATERS, formerly of 9! avenue. “A continuan ce Of patronage is res} fully solicited. ‘2p3- bmn R. WEISENBOBN, Dentist, removed to 916 Tth ‘st.n.w. CELLULGID ‘D TRETH inserted, 87 per eet. and all operations on the nat-| ural Teeth at reasonable prices. Extract- ing, 50 cents. decl6 FE R. DUKE, Dentist, 715 14th pws bet. G and N. ih Filed ee Beautiful Bets of Teet 2 ecth tracting wiunont sn, PO cen cents. "all ch Operations warrant ce fry ip alta ranches.” ay psZrsse FOR COLD WEATHER, IF YOU WANT COMFORT Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT IBON FURNACES. They make pure hot air free from gas and Cust, and is more durable than any other Heater, and is the eheapeet and most power- ful Heater made. WALTRE D. WYVILL, 2031-2 452 Ponn. ave. REAT BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES. —Ove: 75 ‘Ne Becond-band | FASULY CARRIAGES. Top and Nevtop Burzien, Jump-eeat Jaygers, Pony and Park Flue: tone, and 50 cther stvies, must be oe vardiees of cost, to close onr pring st souable cfer refused. P. D. Scumibr £40 ‘d0-, 466 Pennsylvania ave. A EINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR 4% SALE UPON EASY pea g oe NTS, at SIDNEY 2. SIM rns] @ Tith ston, el a0 ith stn. TORT ‘OB SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES just ar- Tivec from a county, Va.. 2 otpe sek 9 Baddle Horses, and a prir Dapple lorses. Can be seen at JNO. BIM VORB atsbies, $11 12th st.n w. aucl9-sw Fe. BALE—Three-spring Ooncord WAGON, cond hand; Platform Spring Wa- een, two stats; Bngvies and Sarna i Also, Young F: MARE ssdaekson Wason Depot, 208 ph ew ATH. Fe SALE. rae ‘or on easy of the world-Fe \-rent ned ESTEY ORGANS, at 723 7th st. p. anl8-35" PIANOS AND ORGANS. EAUTIFUL *SHONINGER” ORGANS snd Moenitgnt HEINE Evergone’s favorite. For sale for cash or upcn easy Monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. MIM210'8, 410 11th street northwest, LLET DAVIS’ jOB.—The best iaieune PIANO in ld. eed eat Pl H. L. 80: wan OXS? KNEE PANTS, 40, 50, 75c., 15, P5c., $1.25, up. HSheriny SCHOOL SUITE, 6 fo year 3, up- SCHOOL SUITS, 8-12 years; Long Pants, 83.60, Rossi hool Buits, 12-1 eta Si sett 86 and yd = Biand Youths’ Suits from €5 to $1! ‘bu, pO as ei 2016 Fen. SELBY. REE YOUR COAL BILLS 45D HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS' REGULATORS itis AUTOMATIC ana will 2S on one- sonia er your WALTER D. aaa Agent, _sug2- 3m 453 Penn’ ve. |S ieee NOTICE. GEO. MT: ay Will open om or about September ist, complete of FOREIGN AND LOMESTIO WOOLENP, SATINS, VELVETS, eT N.S “ ua Fpeciaity. toc’ ee-Tab Dew, Fe: utmaet aad elilbe Strered of auilles prog. Sugae- ot DRESS GOODS, hooting qualities. worthy a $100 Gun. ment lospital andris, Sportin DROORAN BUILDIN SPORTING Extraordinary funded if not aatisfectory T Prof Major Goo. Duifey, Gom Fishing Tack Steers, Lawn Tennis, &e-. free t) ull Elevator ‘and steam heat. Inquire of the Janitor. GOODS. Barwain' Warran! barrels, locks, stock, ac Double. barre! lish Laminated Steel Bi Tris] given and money re- Testimonials — respect, and oe pea P, Jo Sinith- Braech awe2h \B. RUPPERT, Nos, 403 end 405 7th st. un. we HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, AROU- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; ORO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BIO¥- CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS ‘To Strr ter Tres. ers and bath res of the U8. Preas., Immense cata- . $1 Kazors, 4nd Split Wood and Cosi kept under cover. Ordere by telephone or mail will recetve promrt AUTHUS B. SUuITH, 1233 Gih » attention. aug25-1m OBN ME Gonl roid as i PINE BINDL Oak vinbt Alora part of the city auteed. as any ING WOOD 0 Oy per cord. GW Of KINDUING W for 81.2 Oréers promptly filled, LER, Wholesale and Betatt oe ia aL AND W Main Office, Depot, and Ki and ee ja avenues. w. Brat “sie Wood MHL yard 143 B. in the city iivered in any CONNECTION nd sitiefuetion em au2ism N ATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION, _ TE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and KINDIING WOUD was awarded to us over a! competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-strect wharf. © e: 12th and Penn. avenue, aut WAL! weop:: COALIIT LEAVE YOUR OKDERS THIS MONTH WOOD AND COAL AND AVOID HIGHER PRICES. WALTER 4. MARLOW, Office and Depot: Cor. 8th and B ste. Branches: A st., bet. 24 and 34 n. et. and New York'ave. n.w. G. L. SHERIFF, Deatee COAL AND wouu, Telerbonie cumin, reas and Mills, Water and N sweet, Potomac cos™ 5 B WOOD. Tererzomic Ooxxxorions woe Wei ‘Best Quality Main wharves, mill and depot connected vy se with joaled facilities apd sdvantazes for eoo- nomically conducting the wood and coal trade, Po stock ‘up latest’ whew Ss foe ca thronghont the city, aud all in imum commu- Ricstion, insuring prompt attention to orders, we | and 528 Pa. Ave, coabin ARTHUR B. SMITH having bongut the old es lished Wood and Coal Yard, N would respectfully solicit the friends and the public genera! a number of years with W. H. Marlow of this city. The best gradet of Coal always on hand 1253 Sth st.n.w. atronage of his He has been for Sawed Ae 6. sodcor. 9th iyo