Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. MONDAY........- September 6, 1880. _———— ee 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 in Washington, and eq wal to tha of all the other daily payers here added to- ether. THE 8TAx office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. Now for Virginia. The democratic discords in New York having been settled, the democratic managers are now turning their attention to the next Knotty prob- lem—the healing of the party quarrel in Vir- ginfa, which has reacted a point of soreness that seriously threatens to give the state to the republicans tn November. In the case of New York, it ts understood that the Imperative word requiring that a settlement should be made of the quarre! in the Interests of the elec- toral ticket came direct from Gen. Hancock, @nd was addressed more particularly to the “regular” or ant!-Tammany democratic organ- iation. It is intimated now that a similar Word has gone out from Governor's Island to the democrats of Virginia, and more directly to the division cailing themselves the “ regulars” Or funders. It would appear that they Rave been notified that the quarrel has been permit- ted to run on until the electoral vote of the state for Hancock 1s endangered, and tnat & stop must now be put to such foolishness. It ts reported that astute agents from the New York democratic inner councils have been sent to Virginia and have been for some days active. ly at Work to compel a compromise upon the electoral ticket between the funders and re- asljusters, even should !tybe necessary for the “regulars” to make very large concessions to Mahone, who evidently fears that he will never be able to rally his party again if tt abandons its distinctive organization and its electoral ticket this year. This report gets confirmation from the following tn the Richmond correspond- ence of the Baltimore Sux of to-day: “An important correspondence aas been going on for several days between Mr. A. Kotner, of Augusta county, the chairman of the reguiar democratic state committee, and Gen. Willlam Mahone, the chairman ef the readjuster com- mittee and the recognized leader of wing in this state. Itis mnderstood from the very best authority, or what at least purports to Such, that this correspondence has resulted in an understanding that Gen. Mahone ts to in- vite Mr. Kotner’s committee to meet his here on October 15th, when some course will be adopted Which wili withdraw one of the electoral tickets how in the fleld. It 1s stated by those who are acquainted with the correspondence, or claim to be, that Mahone refused to entertain any proposition which embraced In its conditions the withdrawal of any of the names on his elec- toral ticket or in any other way tended to make the readjuster party lose its Individuality. The correspondence may be made public tha few a A prominent member of the New York bar, and 2 gentleman well-known in this state for his eloquence and legal acumen, has been here and in Petersburg for the past ten days, during which time he has had frequent taterviews with Mahone and the leading democrats, very probably with the desire of accomplishing some compromise between the two wiags. re- adjusters say that the conference will result in the withdrawal of the regular ticket. and the reason that will De assigned for that course Will be the broad and high grounds of pure and disinterested patriotism; believing that, al- though that wing have a majority, they would not longer jeopardize the state for Hancock on Iecal issues. It cannot be dented that the re- adjusters are tull of hope and deflant. Whether feigned er not, the conference agreed on seems io have no terrors tor them. Major N. M. Meade, of Culpeper, one of the readjuster elec- tors, has been here for several days and was consulted by Mahone In regard to the corres- pondence recetved from the chairman of the State democratic committee. ‘The late day in the canvass for which this conference has been arranged almost practi- caliy precindes any compromise which does not provide for an absoluie withdrawal of one 0 f the tickets or a fusion of the two. It 1s set for adey just two weeks prior to the election, allowing uo time, if any were desired, for a call of another convention, or any other atrange- ment but a speedy settlement of the present differences by some short and direct route, ora declination by both sides.” ee eeeer Our Bosses. A subscriber writes to Tug Sta complaining of the sickening odor from the asphalt works on B street, which 1s espectally offensive these hot nights, compelling the closing of wlodows and causing nausea, retching, «¢., to persons having delicate stomachs. He asks 1f nothing can be done for the abatement of this nutsanee. Really this is a conundrum. it looks Uke a hopeless case. Last year a number of citizens, who had suffered from the nuisance until 1% became un bearable, made a vigorous effort to get rid of it. ‘They first appealed to the District Commission- ers. The District Commissioners did nothing. ‘They went te the Heaith OMicer. To the credit of the Health (fMicer it may be sald that, while his powers not enable him to summarily remedy the grievance, he alded tn bringing the matter before the courts. They weat to the grand jury. The grand jury promptly found an indictment, the sufferers thought speedy relief was comlag. Deluded mea, they know Perhaps District Attoraey is not aware of the Indictment, or per- aps he thinks it will be all the same to the v: tims a hundred years hence whether the nuisance Is abated or not. At any rate the asphalt boiling paving contractors keep up thelr works in fuil blast, right in the center of the city, in open deftance of the will of the pub- action of the grand jury. of course the District giving out the paving cog would see to it that ther con- tained stipulations agalnst the continuance of the { bolling nuisance tn the heart of the eity. Nota bit of it. Oathe contrary, the of enders not ¢ 4s renewal of thelr con- e been awarded a tur- tracts this y: teer plum in th contract. Thai hape of the street sweeping to say, the very men guilty of maintain sive sort In deflance of the public will, are em- ployed to aba at The result is logical. The are Permitted to u vice Uh pottering up and dowa a sin- Street for a whole night, thus helping tae nuisance te murder sleep. Who shall that the paving contractors are not the bosses in Washing [TS= PBESENT IS GOLDEN NEXT FRIDAY, September 10th, HOUSES WILL BE CLOSED CNE DAY FOR INVENTORY. TILL THEN GENUINE MARKED DOWN BARGAINS NEW AND DESIRABLE FIRST-CLASS GEN- ERAL DRY GOODS, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FINE FUBNISHINGS, LADIES’ AND MISSES' READY-MADE SUITS, Fifty Cents on the Dollar. LINENS LOW 706 and 709 Market Space, WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. pnonps. Have just received a larce assortment of OLD MINE DIAMONDS, in LAGE PINS, RINGS, EARRINGS, Kc. All the Fall Novelties in JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER, PLATED WARE, &c., At New Store of SAM’L LEWIS. 41215 Pa. ave. Established 1840. ee HERE ARE TWO PERSONS ON lit STREET committing crime secretly with the Carbon tele- phone. They have had the iustruments more than. ibree yeara and no wire up. owner of the instruments intend to rent them for that purpcse? How long does the | Foeese AND CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSIERY. FULL LINES NOW OPEN. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clorks with Perry & Bro.), 918 7th st. n.w. BOOKS SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICKS, and Covered free with Patent Covers. SOHOOL BAGS, Leather, Hemp and Saa Grass. ‘The VICTORIA NOISELESS SLATE for sale at LIN! BOOKSTORE, kep6-6t_ Corner 4% st. and Pe: Pprcs#iine AND PRESERVING. LE VINFGAR, made in Maryland. INE VINEGAR. SINGER and PICKLING CONDI- RANDY and pure old PEAOH BRAN- DY, ears Mason's Iuproved PRESERVING JARS, all J. B. BRYAN & BRO., 608 P. ° Opporite Metropolitan Hotel. TLL SUPPLY OF SCHOOL BOOKS on band; Covers and Blotters free: also ful! MARKWARD'S Station: 4 14th st. now. Supply of Stationery. and Cigar Store, 13 GU nSzANEIAL VALUES NOY HOSIERY, 'S CASH MEBES, ‘at 50, 62 MOMIE OLO CHa, at NOL SCOTCH PLAIDS. Wine, Maroon ard Li ‘SHES FOR CURTAINS. am W FUBNI URE ORAPES AND CRETONNES. yy Biue, Plain and Twiiled LADIES CLOTH. “Our Monopoly Brand.” 8, ‘*Aall Shades and Prices.” Great Variety. BLACK and COLORED 8, BLACK SATIN pe LYON, COLORED SATIN pF LY¢ BLACK and COLORED VELVETS, BEOSAVE and STRIPED VELVELS. BROUADED SATINS, from 81.75 to $5.00. Medium Weight MERINO UNDERWEAR. SHETLAND AND GHUDDA SHAWLS. HSEILLES QUILTS. from #1 25 to $14.00. LLARDVALE and SHAKER FLANNELS. Mie AN INSPECTION | SPEC iN SON, is ON 5B-**0) PLAIN FIGURES. SOLICITED. Ls MARKED IN PERRY & BROTHER, Penna. Ave., cor. 9th st. Established 1840. Neorree. On eccount of Holidays, on MONDAY AND TOESDAY, the 6th and 7th inst. Our collector will call for payments due on these dates on WEDNESDAY, 8th instant. 8S. OPPENHEIMER, 628 Oth street n w, Cor. F. Bt. Clond Building. office wi'l be closed on EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. WANTS.. HE MISSES KERB WILL RE-OPEN their BCHCOL = MONDAY, September 20th. For Circulars apply 908 12th st. n.w. sep6-20* ee BONCH I8 NOW PREPARED TO GIVE H, Borttetion ts NIOLIN, OLARONEL ang 8 ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS. Terms reasonable. OC H street nw. sep 6-31 M35; ELIZABETH HARRIS’ SEMI- NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, LITTLE GIRLS end BOYS under t celve, will oven on MON- DAY, September 20th, 1880, et'622 18th st. n.w. sep6-26* pai a aes METHOPROLITAN SEMINARY anD KINDERGARTEN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR SOUNG LADIES CHILDREN resumes duties BreTesner 17ra. Kindergarten Normal Institute, Oorouen 1318. Principal, Miss B.C. GRAVES, 800 18th st. n.w. seph-2w eo ea ete eee Hew 48D, UNIVeRsr ry. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ‘The thirteenth annual seseion of this school will commence OUTOBER Ist and continue five months. Expenses:—Matriculation, $10; Incidental, $10; Graduation, $20: Demonstrator's Ticket, 85. Hor Ch address 0. B. PURVIS, M.D:, Rec , No. 1118 13th street n w- QECBGETOWN COLLEGE. 'HOOLS RESUMED IN THE ACADEMIC SQISerMENT ON THULSDAY, kerr. ore. Boarders ... 8300, Half Boarders, 22 100. Day Scholars. 50. rere P. F. HEALY, President. Re de j. LE. C. COLLIERE’S BO ENCE, MESGIESES SIND LOLABSTCAT, SOHCOT, FOK BOWS. No. 1236 I street n.w... vill BE OPEN on WEDNESDAY, September 22d, 1830. Instruction in the French language, privately or in clas es, after school hours, by Prof. Oolliere i renunciation and Verbs a specialty. Method and Drillcriginal. System simple. Wonderfu' results im an increditably hort space of time. Only sure and true method of acqniring a pure French seoent, No conversstional power without a mastery of French verbs and pronunciation. sep6-im APITOL BILL KINDEGVGARTEN / and PRIMARY SCHOOL, foarth year, opens on MONDAY, Sepremrer 13tH, 1880. For circ lara and Information, apply tothe Principal, 0) NELIJA F. BOYDEN, st. 8.€. sepd-6t N ACCOMPLISHED AND REFINED Lady will give lessons in vocal music; also in English, to Persons desiring to make up deficien- cies. French a Specialty: best references given, Address E. H., 1115 I st. n-w. sepi-6t" pe EE a he Oe ME,, JOSEPH, KASPAL, Solo Viclinict, graduate of Conservatory ‘of Prague, and pupil of Saurct, of Paris, desires to inform the public that he will impart Instruction on the Violin in all ite branches, Dewinuing SEPTEMBER 16TH. Can aleo be engezed for concerts. Apply at Music Store of Ellis & Oo., 937 Pennayl- nia avenue. 86) 5-30 BiAOcc rion. Miss M. K. SCHREINER is prccared to organize clastes in Elocution and ve wrivate instructions to individuals. For articnlars address Franklin Building. References: Prot, Mark Bailey, Lee ee Yale C: re; Jus~ tce Strong, Ormond on, A. R. Spotford, Cong. Librarian ; Judge J. Tarbell, Board Trustess SEUBO Penis: D. U.; Mother Mary, of St. Angela. sept-Im HE HOWARD UNIVERSITY. ‘This institution will begin the fall term in its Normal, Preparatory, Collexiate and ‘theclozical Depart nents, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER STH, at 9 o'clock a'm. Open to all, irtcapective of sex or race; Free inition will be yiven to twenty-five students in the Normal and Preparatory Depart- ments, who shail pass the requielie examination. ¥or information, apply to Rey. WM. W. PALTON D.D., President. Beps-3t ‘B GRAVES’ SCHOOL, for Boys and Girls, No. u03 Bast Cap:tel'st-, will reopen WEDNESDAY, weptember 15th. ‘Teachers, Rev. J. A. GRAVES, Misa G. L. GRAVES. —_sep2-1n ——4 ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACAD- EMY, Cues: Pa., opens September 8th. WHITE WOMAN t ork S email family, at 143 Ast nae. 0° EONS _ FOR RENT AND SALE. _ R RENT—ROOMS, or unt . 5 arr ae furnished or a ANTED—A WOMAN to doge: Apply st 1219 Penn. ave., af! T, SRWING by th UallatNo OC ieral housework. W ‘reek can Seis nachine. N phen ge English and Freneh Da: ‘open her st TS School on MONDAY, Sept. 20th, at 1908 Ht te we ‘aug30-e0lin" JRVVERVIEW acapemy, : POUGHKREPSIE, N. ¥. NEW DEPARTURE. Military Drill and Instructions given by an U. B. AY oficer, ‘detailed, by comtzand of General Sherman, as Professor of Military Bcience and Tac- fics." Aims and Accoutrements furnished. Aca- demic work as heretofore. Je26-1010w OTIS BISBEE, A.M., Principal. y ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to assist in bo work and teke care of achild. Apply at 1849 Beps 2t* ANTED—A strong MALE MODEL to pose as pd gure. “Adres with terms, T. @., TFI)-Immediately—A first-class LAUN. KESE ; references Fequired. Apply at 1119 ANTED—A competent GIRL to do ceneral K; must have reference. A 1319 Sst. nw. bag! ity HE CLARENS HOME SCHOOL fcr Girl, near Alexandria, Va., offers every aa- Yantage for thororgh education. ‘Location healt! 4 PEE IETSI dere vinGiT ow Box 808, Alexandria, Va. auré-eolm OWA CIRCLE SELECT GK. Vetiboe Re RUE. eRe o sept. Gi eugl-lim DORAN: BROWN, Principal. "P2E_CEDARS_A HOME soHOOL FOR will YOUNG LADIES AXD LITTLE GIRLS— reopen on the 8TH OF SEPTEMBER. Situated cn the Heights of Georgetown, witn extens! grounds, the iocation isat onee beautiful, health- {nl and decessible. A few additional Boardiue Pa- in ed. | ‘Tering moderate. For } larg address the MISSES FARLE, corner’ F aud 7th sts.. Georvetown, D.O. au2. CABLES E. HILTON, A. M., WILL / oven @ School for young men aud ‘boys Ske- TEMPER Gth. “The Cisasica, Mathematics and Higher Ens"ish will be thorouxhly taught. Special attention will be wiven to those prapariug for col- lege, scientific iuetitutionser for competitive ex- smuibations, Mr. Hilton will algo receive private yuplle ct ether sex. or terms, testimonials from nt patrons, and further particulars apply al 406 East Capitol treet. T aula G EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE IN- A STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES REOPENS: WEDNESDAY, September 8th. Those wishing to enter as boarding pupils should apply without de- lay. Miss BTEPHERSO} Feineipal, 101 Gay st., Georwetwon, D. 0. Prof. 0. GINESI, Teacher of French augl0-im* WwW AVERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H et. n. Ww. rding and Day School for Young La- dies and Children. _Sersion opens Sept. 20th. Cir- culars at Book and Deng stores and Seminary. 12-2 MISS LEPSOUMB, Principal. WASsINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- RY—A BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OCHILDREN—Will be re- Speued at 1023 12th et _n-w., MONDAY, September ., 1880. Circulars at the principal Bookstores, and at 1023 and 1027 12th st. n.w. Mns. Z. D. BUTOH- ER snd Miss M. U. DOUGLAS, Principals. au2-2m . VERNON SEMINARY M™ WoRnina ane Dare EOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Removed from 204 Behool year opens Bept. 20m. | For further information sdaresa 3s15-8m_ Mrs. J. E. SOMERS, Principal. QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, f2.comer of 7th and L sts. n w.—Thie institution af a Prowresalve and successful experience of 16 ears. It educates young men and women for use- ulness and Sel{-sapport. “Ite wraduates secure Positions of trust and profit. | Oourse of study. aud rainine comprises the, English Languace, Bisi- Less Arithmetic, Bpencerian Practical Penmanship, Bookkeeping, by tingie and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business ‘Practi requiring the making out and exchanging of al kinds of business papers, paying and recelving ¢ash and keeping the accounts; Elocution and Lec: tures. Dayand Eyening Sessiona besin MON- hag ANGE The Gite orhuaatea HERR terme call at the Coliee or addret i SPENCER, Principal. auclé ISS_ CALKINS SELECT SCHOO. M for ae and Girls will reopen Monday, Sore 6th, at 209 Pennsylvania avenues. aug?-Im M4REMOISELLE L. FOULON WILL reopen Ler French Day School eptember auth, 1880. 1131 17th st. sepl-im MiSs HILTON, 621 VERMONT AVE. Will reopen her’ English and Frenca school WEDNESDAY, September 16th. Prof. Gineei in- structor in French. eopl-ime HE MISSES TIFFEY WILL RE- OPEN their Schcol for Girls and Little Boys. nt 1436 Corcoran st.. on Wednesday, Beptember 15th. Every porsible effort made to advance pupila. 61-2 47 Mtn. VERNON INSTITUTE, 15:30 Tetreetn w. English and French School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. MR3.O.W.PAIRO, Principal Duties resumed Sept. 20th, 1830. 61-1m. PRE, LINKNEY, INSTITUTE A SE- LEOT choo! for Girls, will reopen on WED- NESDAY, September 15th. For circulars, ete., address the MISSES BURGESS, Principafe, 818 Conn. ave. sepl-dw* VATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND a See for Gees os rae boomed eee ‘oeal music and German free. Bix 1 September 13th, }880. MRS. LOUISE POLLUOK, Principal. Special arrangenients made ror children residing at a distance For circulars call at the Nashineton Kindergarten Normal Institute, 929 Sth st. northwest. eepl-2w HOF. J. MAX MUELLER. Teacher of VOUAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Mn- Bical Director St. John’s Episcopal Church. 2023 Massachusetts avenue n.w. augl7-Gw* $350,4,XEAR, BOARD AND TUI- oye), Miltary Colores Wout ey ; ollewe (ounye Men), : ned; N. J. For catalcenoa ‘mittens = ‘Rev. T. MAXWELL REILLY, B. D. 3y24-2m, BELLE, Beatie RO*SYLN SEMUVARY, 903 10m ST. n w., #ear Lafayette Park." Boarding and Day Bchool for Young Ladies, litule Girls and. Boys under 14. Fowteenth year wil commence Sept. 15th, 1889. Circulars be obtained at the book stores and at the Semin. 1. E. SMITA, Principal . L. E. , Princtpal. MIFS B. ROSS, Assistant. aus7-2m FPEEPERICH ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, B. V. M. ‘The exerciecs of ihis Institution will be resumed on MONDAY, September 6, 1880. For information, Catalcgue, &c., acdress DIREOTRASS aua2s 2w Frederick City, Ma. CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, 8t. Mary's ounty, Ma; —Fali Session bewins Sep- tember 6. Board and Tuition, $75 in advance for gach sezeion of five months. For Circulars address. WM.T. BRISCOE, Secretary to the Board. al7-Im" RLINGTON ACADEMY, MAY suuiding, cor. th ard E sts, nw.” A Select School tor Boys and Young Men. Number limited. Only scholars of good moral character recaived. Fall term of 1880 beg.ns September 6th. Carefat and thorovvh inatraction inthe Common Eng ish Branches, Book-keeping, thorthand, Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Latin and Greek. Day and eveninz sessions. BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., Principal. sepl-Im M BS. E. L. JENSEN'S MINARY for Boys will reopen Serr. 13h at 204 F st. All English branchee, Latin and foreicn lancuages tauxht by competent teachers. 1 OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLIOOTT CITY, Mp —ersion bewins MONDAY, sept. Board, warhing and tuition for term of tive months, $130. No extra charges. Apply for Pro- epectus. Brother AZ «KAS, President. a31-2w. CADEMY OF MUSIC, ‘0. 1534 I street northwest. J. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc., Principal Studies resumed Sept. 6th. aux30-Im* HT SCHOOL—Mrs. 8. E. FULLER, Prin- cipal, will re-open September 20th for its ith appual sersion. augsv-Im 1318 Ist., opp. Franklir square. J E. SOHIEL.. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN J » and VOCAT, MUSIC. Particuiar attention to beginners, as well s# those wishing to be qualified for Teschers. Terms moderate. 1215 street northwest. ‘aug30-Im* Ue INCARNATION CHUROH SOHOOL for Young Ladies will re-open on WEDNES- DAY, Sept. 15. French under charge of Prof. G. Genes. Aprly tothe Princips,, Miss MAOLEOD, at the Scheol Bu 2th st.n.w. aug30-Lia 910 A4TH ST.—M le V. PRUD ‘HOMME’ & Classes re-open September 40th and Oc tober 14th. Frenel: taught by the natural method. Hours 11 u.m., 33, 435,64 p.m. Terms rode ate. Great advantages offered to pupila who take the whole courte. Private leasous if desired. si3U SEMINABY.—¥i:s. G.M. CONDRON Bay £008 HIeEH BineeE apply i N.W. elle aug2s-20t* EMERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT OLASSICAL AND MATHESCATICAL SCHOOL 7 BOs, 14th st., between I and K streets, il reopen WEDNE=DAY, September Sth. For Ore EL Se EOUNG, Princ! ao 3 incipal, augl?-Gw Ofs lath street. OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young Laciesand Children. Board and tuition 8150 per annum. Languayes andmuvic extra. 6b Eession, bewing Sept. 20th. “Circulars obtained at the Star office, Mrs.M 8. Bowie, Rockville, Md. a7 2m* LE CHE} = T Ani TNCTON ag UTE: WASH For circnlars address Mrs. M. B. ARO! Mase. avenue, Washington, Dy: SBORER, 1401 ISS OSRORNE’S BOARD! N Da¥ BUHOOL FOK yous) DADIES SND MISSES will reopen at 943 M at. B.w., SEPTEM- BER 15, aug3-2in W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 sth street n w. S. Wi sea citsses wept, Sth for grade of advancement. Mathcuatics, bates Greek, French, German, Enclieh, Penmanship and Bookkeeping. " Evening’classes continue ae hereto- fore at $5 yer month. “‘Svecial attention to prove: tion for college, West Point, Annapelis and ail Veexaminations. Priv: 5 Stn tenie a PISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUT! E Winchester, Va., Kev d- 6. Whose Doe? cipal. A chartered institite of the highest grade, with experienced teachers in the departments of Fnglish, Modern Languages, Music, etc., with re duced rates, Bewins Septentber 2.” “aurl-la INGHAMTON LADIES’ COLLEG and COLLEGE of MUSIG and ORSTORE pie Ereparatory Department, opens SEPT. 15. bper pears KEV, fA. PATERSON, A. M., President Im Binghamton, Broome Co., N.¥. yANTED—To buy a ROUTE, for cash, on Evening Star. hing to disp ree 1 at 1218 oth st. n.w. ectable white womaa, cook, wash and iron or sil 116 Ist st. nw. er four unfurnished or parti} DOMS, “northwest, ‘witt bathe Tecm. Address P. B. K., Star office. ANTED—A rettled COLORED WOMAN to cook, wash and iron fora emalifamiy. I: quire 510 ‘1th st., in the store. Heferences, re- gereral housework Ty ANTED—Three furnished Re VANTED-A Wit reference. Apply at ence and must brine city 4.N. Y. ave. n.w., after 10 y ANIED—By a steady young colored man, SITUATION as driver or a8 waiter ina hcl private family; best of references. Address 0. X, Meteetger, Patent office, Cit ANTED—MAN and WIFE on farm in Mi land; man farm hand, waxes 8: horsework, wasee 88. For city, ‘stant cook in restaurant, WOMAN, ne} ANTED — Middle-aged WHITE WOMAN ral housework for family of three 3 to pergon. possessin Wages paid Address must be wood coo ications iiberal C.M. 0., Btar office. INSTRUCTIONS for two boys, 9 nd 7 years old, a small private Oatudlic ‘hool, ora tutor who would receive tham at his residence and give them considerable time and attention. Address P. O., Lock Box 97. sep6-2t” ANTED—To Purchase—A Tor8-room HOUSE, and 7th and 17th sts n.w.. ath-room and other modern HfaEe descrip ri ASEH,” P. 0. in same section. ANTED—Fer Alexandria, Va., white Women NURSE for child; w: Foi .d colored Women ; half-srown Boys a ce.” Families furnished on short between E and P preferred, with hall, I conveniences. sddre ANTED—An experienced GARDENER manent situation; must haye rood refe Apply 614 Pa. ave. ANTED-—Respectab’e young coloi with good recommendations, for house and. dining room work. Apply 2013 G st. OR KENT—Small HOUSE of th ‘oom, yard KF; er. Apply SB Eh et swe eee eee {OR RENT—Suitable for an office or private bu- Siness, PARLORS on first floor, in immediat Hicinity of three up-town hotels. ‘Address ""Par- lora,"t Btar office 8076-20 B RENT—On teoomd Goor, tao lance unt Biched communicating ROOMS, coutainiax osets and aleow t OUST ee eee * PHvate famlly. Apciy at SO RENT—A compictaly and handsomely fa 5, mely fa I ‘shed modern HOP SE Sf medinm size, ‘and very desirable locali ut low to fai tepant. Address K L., Be r “ite ‘i cope 2K RENT—Cukar—Nive-room OOTTAGE, cor. Isth and U ete. nw. : has pump of good wa ard and stable. Inquire within.” pep? UK RENT HOUSE 7221sth et nw ing 10 rooms, moder improvetuedtn besly Pspered and painted and in wood condition See cara on door, for key, Beps-at" —— inept tt Foe, BENT A ROUBLE HOURE furnished. [ft with Sine grounds avd stable: willbe leased at fr" Posseee 3100 per mon ion Let Oct. Address Box TIC, Star office. sep d-2t* bY ree rooms, range, latrobes, frescoed walle very modern improve : FOE, BENT Nicely furnished ROOMS, attiy situated: house new; all modern provements; Lo children. Heferencee reqnii 1219 1201 et new, bet. Mand Nets. eps Fok, BENT—-Lare BODSE and GROUNDS, withstsbie, cor 2dand Market ste., Geore- tw, 4 desirsble place for x first-class faril srily to Acs. CAYWOOD, 1225 Suh at. Dew. 84-3" FOR BEST, AND BALES OF PROPERT VATE AND AT AUCTION.—Seo Bull ved on the Ist and 15th of every mouth, at tl fice of THOS.E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th #t.a. Ww. QO EENT—FRONT ROOM, with Doard, ims yrivate family, where they wiil 3vhe tts of ghome. Gentlemen preferred. Ref required. Address, stating real name, C., Bier eftice. sept it* FSR, PENT SMALL TOUSES— Frame No 6th st. n.w., 6 rooms, Sis; Frame No 1520 Sth et. n.w., 6 rooms, #15, Frame No 6 E st nw., 5 rooms, $13; Brick No th at LW. 4 roome, $15. Apply to ALBEKL F. FO! No. $20 F st. nw. sept . FOR RENT AND 8/ #5 to Over 199 now vacant. Bi E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F et. ase peo POUT, mo. aa, © jth and F strecte northwest. Skating Bink 23 1546 etn w..27re 8125 Pu: Mateay 150 Mass. ave nw. Pur b’re, 10th st.p.w.125 Fur. houne, Mars ave. 20 For. house, K st.n.w 150 Dn W., Ire 83.53 Oth st n.w., Lire ‘apd store. SS. me over Galt, Bro. & C 1684 JBthet n Large hail, Por 941 Det I MAKE NO CRARGE LANDLORDS FO! ADVERTISING THEIR. Foret, mp KEKPIT BEFORE THE PUBLIC OONSTANTLY. 1 BAVP MANY OF THE FINEST BUILD! TES IN THE CITY POR KALE. AL SER IN EVERY SECTION AT PRU H $1.00 ro 860,000, NOW Ts rine UY. B. QO. HOLTZMAN, Voth and F ste. how. for our LIST OF HOUS? will 6ecure prompt and earefi! atention JOHN BUELMAN & 00., St. Cloud Building. RENT. Mest. p.w.. 10 re, nearly new §25 per mo st. nw, 10 roome... . #0 per mo FGR BENT 205 TID. st nove TT room, a 2107-210: 13th st. n.w., 5 rooms, $10.50, 116 Bridve st., Georgetown, 11" rooms; Lanwdon ‘Ter- race, 8 rooms, 815; 1432 T st. h.w., 6 rooun 315-30; 563 Ih bt. s.w., 8 roonis, BIS: 1011-10) F st. s.w., stores. Apply to A. 8. CAYWOuL, 12: 9h st. now. sop {OR RENT—Fight-room HOUSE, with modern improvements; dry cellar: lane yard, with ap cf fine water. Inquire at 1820 “K st. nw. Bop. PCE BENT Bloat APARTMENTS, on, fine second and third floors; tingle or en su'te inedern improvements; at 1027 Vermont ave.. Meberson Square. eep 3-6 FOE, BENT_S28, No. 68 Deall et. Georgetown, ten rooms: all modern improvements: one square from street cars. Apply to JOR. & J. K, LILBEY, 27 Water at. eps Fo BENT— 1719 RHODE ISLAND AVE. —Handsome Bi: Residence, containing 15 rooms, elevator, a every modern convenience, Price $125 per woth. 405 “G" STREET N.W.—Handso: dence, containing 10 rooms and hiences. Price $50 per month. © Brick Real- nlerh conve- 425 AND 427 FOURTH &T. N.W.—Two fonr- Surv Bricks, 10 rooms each, wus and water. Price 840 per month. 12% SIXTH 8T. N.W.—Tes-room Brick, mod- ern imps. Price 437.0 aue26 THOS J. FISHER & go. 1 ANTED—Two first-clars TRONERS on ladies* me Well recommended. Ap- RY, 1322 F st. ‘A colored GIRL competent to & jouse work; must stay at nicht. Cail between 14th and 15th ply at SWISS’ LAU! at 1416 Pennsylvania ave , ANTED—White GIRL to do general house- Work; beet city reference as to character and gomuperence required. Address Box ce young Man of del some Enowlede of barkeeping,a PLAGE where he can make himsetf ugcful. Address EMPLOYMENT, City P. O. a competent French you UN to teach in a family Board; references iven end required. Add: y ANTED—By a gentleman and wife in a strict- ly private family, large alcove or communica- MX, comfortably furnished, between 12th Please state terms, with and without Board. Address Room 181, Navy Depart- and 2ist ste. n.w. ei a ANTED—InMepraTELy—A good SERVANT wash and iron, and ca sive city references: good waxes and a permanent place given at a | ANTED—By s Lady, two neatly-furnished ROOMS, second floor, without Board, in between Pennsylvania ave..@ \drese, statin terms, L. vate family ; locat: &t., 3d snd 5th sts.. B.H., Post office. ) ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with RELI- ABLE SERVANTS: try us. all ports: Bove, ord SEAMBTI < 08. CG. E. PRICE & CO. = ANTED—Fsmilies to furnish with reliabe SERVANTS ard other help. bermaids and Nurses, all 829 6th st., cor. DONAL & CO., Agency. SERVANTS of SES for city 926 F st. n.w. with reference at short {OK RENT—A handsome RESIDENCE, No 1#h st., and a two-story Press Bri between 4th and Sth tts. Apply 315 ¢ 8e1)3-co2%, EGE RENT OF SALE “Soven-room BRIOK, No 47 Massachvsctts av®. n.w.; in exctllent order gud conveniently located. EDWARD ©. OAK- INGTON, JR., 49 Maseachusetts ave.n.w. 8e3-3t" Fee OE BALE Tee new” BRICK HOUSER, 2024 and 2030 P st. p.w., with all medern improvements. References “required. Apply to 2020 Pat. n.w. J. 8. HOPKINS. sep3-3t* {OR RENT—HOUBE AND STORE known as the ‘Old Curicsity Shop. 611 D at. _ Also, KOOMS on first, secord and third floors, 641 D st. u.w. Apply on the premises. eep2-6t" Fe RENT—STORE ROOM, one of the best ttands in the city, southeast corner of 7th st. and Massachueetts ave. n.w. Apply to Dr. L. M- TAYLOR, No. 71 M st. n. sep? QOR RENT—Nine-room BRICK HOUS®, with all the modern improvements, No. 1519 12th st., between Bhode Isiand ave. and'Q st. Rent $25 2 menth to a wood tenant. Apply to JOHN F. GKEEN, No. 1520 14th st. Sep2-1m* pT nl eT ‘OK RENT—HOUSE 447 M st. n.w.. (responsible denant only, )eicht room 8, summer kitchen and bath lovely home. &t5 Or month. Further information and key, apply JONSON'S Gallery, 869 Pennsylvania ave. sep2-Im* WR RENT—with first-class Board. at No. 1012 17th st.n- asutte of well Furnished ROOMS, (perlor, bed-room, private bath-roome, hal! closet and room closets.) Also, a third-story BED- ROOM; rented with the suite or singly. Keferences ex- chenged. sep2-6t" FS RENT—No. 613 H street n.w., BRICK DWELLING, 12 rooms, all modern’ iprave ments. 0. C. GREEN, Koom 3, 412 7h strect DW. aug3l-lm 2S eee {UK RENT—Handsomely furnished ROOMS, en suite or tingle. Location desirable ; ha’f square irom Capitol. Table Board. 115 ae av ne. wg?)-26* ont. & ED-MILISARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- Homestead CLAIMS, and JOHNSTON, Attor- it Building. 3m NT! all kinds of LAND KCRI WILLIAM’ J. ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in large quantities. Hizhest cash priee paid. between 3dand 435 ste. yANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches. OHACE BRO., 16 Louisiana avenue. ED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, tresses fo remake end fine u teyminsted by steam. No. 1404 Penneylvania avenue, opposite #21 Pen'a ave. yy ANTED—YOU TO K NOW THAT I SELL A 8 Tailor-mad Becond-bhand SUIT, much better snd a great deal cheaper than a com- TACL Dew suit can be bought, at No. 619 Dst--n-w-, or at branch wine, No. 408 9: No. . G.W., or at Brancl re, No. 408 911 Re N. B.—We buy but first-class Scond- hard Clothing. PERSONAL. D: DER. office 620 llth st., c: ternal, Blind, Bleeding or Itching P resorting to the Knife, Lizature. Causti iv the old, paintul and Gangerous methods tsualy i aud pesitively does not fail to effect @ cure in a single instance. Call cr send for a cured by his new method of treatment. Office hours, to 122.m., and 2to5 p.m. Consultstion free ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS A All business confidential. Gentlemen 60 cents each. west, between K and L streets. H. D. BHRA- Internal, Ex- t of those who have been 1023 4th street north- OYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SIGH SCHOUL, Presbyierian Church, 434 street, opera pt, Oth. Circulars, with testimo- nials, at the bookstores. For further information address the Princi, al, Lock Box 535. augi2-2m J. W. HUNT, A. M. QCHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 sth st Bow, ro- p fas BEerest 1. Experienced teachers in Voice, Organ, cte, Churca organ. Kates, aienth and upwards. aug28-Im 1 pPAtLonine DEPARTMENT. ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUITINGS. LADIZS’ RIDING HABITS a specialty. W. 8S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvan a avenue. DRESS SHIKTS to order. Pp amEORanY WITHDBAWAL. ‘The stesmer MATTANO has been temporarily withdrawn from the Po- temaec River Konte for repairs. fe notice will be «iven prev! cated. G@. T. JONES, Agent. 2 papers about what iushing cheek” of Lie it. H e im sending out circulars all over the country to various organizations asking their T AS SUCCESSOF LO ( His missives are sent out, it seem Stamped envelopes endorsed: “To be returned tothe War Department, office of chief sigaal Service, if not delivered in tendays. Official business. Any person using this envelope for | Drivate purposes will be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine of $390." The pertinent Inquiry 1s made if there could be a more purely private purpose than this, for which these envelopes could be used? But there is probably little danger of Howgate’s suecess. To appoint him, anfl make him a brigadier general, would be t@ jump him over the heads of a large number of capable officers; and, at the same time, he is not acceptable to the leading sclentists of the couatry. The Bo3- ton correspondent of the Springfleld Repudli- can, writing upon the proceedings of the Selence Association in Boston, say3 that a Committee was appointed by the assoclation to confer with President Hayes on Gen. Myer’s Successor; “Howgate, who has been recom- mended, being opposed by scleatitic men gen- erally.” The Baltimon pula and New York Papers report a large number of fatal cases of Sunstroke in thelr several cities during tae Present hot spell. It {5 to be noted that Wash- ington, though further south, 1s stznally ex- empt from cases of sunstroke, not only now but in past hot weather when, there were hun- dreds of fatal cases dally tn cittes as far north as New York. This exemption 13 doubtless due largely to our wide open streets tntersecting at Various angles, and allowing a free circulation Of air. ——__---______ Those who are tilng in the present heat may like to know that Veanor announces that he foresees “very early and severe cold.” SIX CENTS PER BUSHEL. ime to lay in your supply for the ues COKE ‘ielivered to auy Luton or Georgetown £2.90. Tweaty- delivered as above, $2 OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO., G. W. CROPLEY'S DRUt 110 Bridve street, Georgetown. OTICE—Don't forget MME PIERR&. She is tarters, 713 11th st. n.w.,where rtains sre repaired and done up 10 new at the lowest prices. VHEAP CUAL! Cc ‘The LOCHDALE 510 1th street n.w.. bi application for tne place of | Laces and Lace rn CHEAP COAL! CO-OPERATIVE SCOIETY, advantageous con- before the late advance ia prices. Goal Parties wishing to secure Fices can do so upto the the benefits of theee low p taking a share of stock— i5th ef present month by £5, payable 81 per mont toa larwe namber of other benefits, in LOWER PRICES for all kinds of sy mice, euch as DRY GOODS, & Kep3-10t, 2c, 2p AND HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION! Use JOHNSTON'S DRY SIZED KALSOMINE po MASURY’S MIXED PAINT. Rest in the market. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEORGE RYNE, ‘aus 7th _Send for sample cards. JREPUCE Your coat BILis AND HAVE ONE OF NORCHOBS' REGULATORS attached to your furnace. It is AUTOMATX ‘will save ove third of your coal. “lec WALTER D. WYXVILL, Agent, 452 Penn‘a ave. ‘¥ PLUMBING. ‘EARS’ PRacTiICAL EXPERIENCE. JAS ¥. BRIN, ANO Oth st. ° FegEser. INSTITUTE AND KIN- DERGAKTEN, Misses POLLOCK and NOERK, Prnei neation thereugh in wll depart- ments. Normal clare for ladies. School reopens SerTianen22p. 127 i3thst. now. aug2s-lm HE ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—The third annual scesion will open Sept. 18. Boys Gls, bewinoing and advanced Prilenjoy the “Ne ethed of Trainin RICHARDS, Pr'l. ETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILI- TASY ACADE @Y.—address, for Catalozue, D May A G. SMITH, Supt au25-Im* Bethel Academy P.0., Fauquier co.,'Va. ISS E. SENDOREF will > NY SCHOOL FOX BOYS AND GIRLG MOS. DAY, September 6th, at M. P. Ohurch, 9th street northwest. au25 lm* {T. GEORGE'S HALL FOR BOYS, Siteistaxsto Mp. Unsurpassod net erence in Weshington: Col. Thomas J. L, A, who has two wrapdeons at the ©."KINEAB, A. M., Principal. BUSINESS ONANCE ME. BLANCHE. or Pauts, FEMALE DOCTRESS, all complaints, cerca leucorztiea te ev ing. Also, ‘the fo. 622 10th et., between E and F n.w. Bee 2 See ee ae lay H. ALBURGER, successor to I. P. LIB- , Watchmaker and Jeweler, hae re- Corner of Tth and F re, Opp. U. 8. P.O. sea WASZED- For 1 sear, of which $25 will be paid in advance, and a deed of trust given or 660 worth of fMrniture, Rearly new. Address *F]N3 NCIAL,” Star office. It" OR SALE ares Metropolitan R R. Stock, 18 thares Columbia R. KR. Stocs, 10 Shares German-American Fire Insnrauce.” H. FROSS, 420 6th et sept 6t* FOR SALE FARM of 20 acres, on the Queen's Ohsye! soad. about 335 miles’ from the city; wocd Inildings, fruit, shade, &. Apply sontheset corner H ard Boundary sts.; or INQ. A. BAKER, 926 Louitisns ave. ‘seps-6t* Se zoran: « We have several GREAT BARGAINS in emall BRiCK HOUSES, paying from ten to fifteen per cert on price aeked. Also, three or four Great Bar- gaine in large property frm 85. C00 to $15, (U0. Derirable ©HEAP LOTS for sale or exchange in eatisfactory. MONEY TO LOAN in any sum at 6 per cen! ted W. BE. BUBFOKD & OO., 1115 Fst. ow CLECTIC SCHOOL For GIRL Hy SMALL HUYS.-The sovente: suena soe will commence MONDAY, kept. 6, 1830, st 210 A st. Mise EMILY E. HUNT, Teacher HE ADJUNCT-PROFESSOR of Latin in the COLUMBIAN COLLEGE would be glad to recure private pupils or to teach in a city school during hours not enzazed at the College. subjects tanght: Greek, Latin, nglish and Lower Mathe. matics. Heferences—The President and Faculty of the College, Gen. Garfield, Speaker Randall, Sir, W. W. Corcogon, Prof, Hall, Supt. J. 0. Wilson, Gen. Alvord and'Hion. Wm. Btickne ‘Address A. P. MONTAGUE, 3 lego. aug?tIm* HOF. LAHKROQUE, 1323 F st., native French lastructer, «raduate of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. O'assgs in French, Latin, Greek, German, Italian, Spi'sh, Portucuese. Transla’. ting. auzl9 = FREFAHATORE SCHOOL COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON, A. M., Ph. D., ici- pal, ahd Instructor in ititiory ‘aud’ the aah Prof. ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- etructor in Latin. pith, ANTHONY H. JANUS, Instructor in German, gent HARRY 6: DAVIS. A. B., Instructor in nmwans} Boo! ping. wert. J; HOWABD GORE, B.8., Instructor in antec iuirine taro epson for years, Watit Turpisuos also Hizh Bol ol “course, Been ° r : Pleted their studien in the common Bnstit Weeds Es, either in the Pub ic Schools or elsewhere, ‘The session opens on the 8th of September. a,Ghanes fcr the whole year, payable quarterly in oa ee een or cata carues er on Principal: Gollewe Hill, above 14th street, ousld-3im see ORD) 0" BY BGortenisnny Nov heentraliconteee atte ful, home-tix ered: Rev. WM. 0. BD: ‘stglT-lm I = & FOR SALE-A firet clans RESCAURANT, cen- tal location; reason for selling, owner in an- other business. “Apply 736 Tth et. n-w. eep2-6t" RUG STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE—Al in wcod order. Apply to GHEEN & OSBOR! 629 G st. nw, ‘sep2-Gt* Fe SALE—FARM of 150) acres in Montzomery county, 9 miles from city, 3g mile from R. B. Station; good buidings; thoroughly cultivated 1,200 peach, 900 pesr;8 acres in grapes. Will sold low to an immediate customer. W. E. BUR- FORD &CO., 1115 F st. n.w. sep2-1m_ ARMS TO TRADE FOR WASHINGTON PROP- F ERTY—I own 9 improved and 21 unimproved FARMS in Western States; titles clear; no incum- pence der er ) He ‘Washington. neva ie any of m ms for good propert . Address ine as follows: wat. WHEET! Wash ington, D. ©. sep2-6t* WANTED; Smal FRACTIONAL OERTIFI- CATES of the Board of Andit, at best market Price. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. gug30-10t 1 SALE—A FARM OF 100 ACRES: good build- ings; large quantity of fruit; healthy: one mile frem Anpbapolis Junction, on Washington Branch B&O. KR; pace: $50 per acre. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with 6 all necess: out- balldings, near the same station: price rigs ta Annapolis Junction; or, Da. B. HABK) Maj » Le Droit Park, Wash- ington, ‘De. ee ae: aug25-1m* pene ECTION BAKING POWDER. SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. CONTAINS NO ALUM. A WASHINGTON ENTERPRISE AND WORTHY A HAL BY EVERY HOUSEREEP SR ORE THAN This on arket but six ar Saari nesta ‘sold in the ete aiene. TF ZOU USE RY OMMER INDIO NOP USE Do not fail to order a supply, or at least a sample from YOUR pagoey, angt2w and 14 $d st. news OHN PATCH EX. to the reeponsibi) ens on real estate. p.m. Always in before 9 and fi ‘DAM ROSS, the AMINES TITLES, . D.w., 6 a.m. to lu rom 2t65 apll-5m ‘iny; gives advice and assistan appertaining to business, love ALL iy TROUBLE Cacp. ‘Batiste ce On all matters es ay: Consultation Rooms 402 2d st., Sbove Dat, 3 — ___—— PROFESSIONAL, 1, OORNS, DE. WHITE, Chiropodist of over fif practice throughout the United States and ‘anads previous to locating in Washingto: treats ailments of the feet. mized by eminent physicians, surzeot ousands of other weil-kn OWS personages. Fee, aug27 . JOBNBON, D. D. 8. ae rtit Allies Branches. ary Baptist Church y Baptist Churc = vSleference :—Rey. Dr. Domer and others. augll R. WEISENBORN, Dentist, removed to 915 Tth ‘stn. Soe CAL a a er set. and al! operations e Teeth at reasonable prices. Extract- zi » Dentist, 715 14th st. now, bet. G Bid the, Beatiful Mote of Teeth 8: Teeth Filled, $i; Extracting without nits £0 cents. All operations warranted. © and N.Y. ave. in all its branches. Teeth inserted $7 bo set. All work warranted. SUMMER RESORTS. S CONTINUED HEA’ dicted aud expected daring RCCK ENON SPRINGS, VA., will be Kept open uvtil near the close of the mouta. Vieitore avai i ¢ themselves of this cool retreat in the mountains can be comfortal Gated sae Cee Al for formation bey ‘A. B. PRATT & 89%, 401 9th street. ee ee IVER SPRINGS, ST. MARY'S CO., Mp, will be open during ber for guests. T IS PRE- tts pPRE .e Deon’h of Fepteni cellent table fare: fieh, crabs and oysters in abuydance; fine gun- Boant per aay. 4 R. P. BLAGKISTON MPTCHELL, cocke « co., BTCCK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, Buy snd se! on small margin al! Stocks New York Stock Exchance ; so deal in Stock Priv- acts St close rsies =e ee eee Ea large yo hgtt and ary, wi area, gas an corner 9th ahd @ n.w. W. C. DODGE. Vk RENT—BKICK HOUSE, No. 1) 6 l0that. Dewas1 To. eas aud nator exelent weit ber: hood.” Rent, 826 per month. DUVALL & MARK, 806 F etre auclt- mm POE RENT The commodlous BUILDING known B, as the Sherman Honse, situate No. 218 3d st. .W., G htainiry 23 rome and all mod. imp, This briiding has been used a tumber of yearsas a firet- ciuse boarding house, and is one of the most desira- ble in the city for such pu: Apply to DUVALL & MARR, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Su F st. new. auglt-1m ‘OR BENT—To genticmen only—A handsorady a FBONT BOOM. ‘Ko other loders ané no children. Terms moderate. ae LW. usel4-Im* WOR RENT—No. 406 Ist St. 8. nished HOUSE contsizing seven wodern improvements. Apply on the premises. augd-5w* FOE BENI-AT $25 ber Mcxte—HOUSE Nez 1213 @st. Beyésc joining. =uquire isiang aveny BOARDING. iE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOM: "TMi dretcase ristel Board Tor Bos Bed eat Per month; house is well furnished; table first- Claes, and coolest location in the city. "au24-Im R RENT—ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, it 314, S16 and 318 Indiana ave. n.w.; alao BOARD, 815 per month. \BE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st. n-w., inone "DV Gr tne const ‘snd beet conducted Boarding Houses in the city. ‘Transient Boarders accommo- dated at reasonable terms. novld MONEY TO LOAN. SD TO LOAN ON REAL ES ie eects OS. J FISHER & CO., ser 6-1 1225 F stroct ne (lo LOAN SEO TER CENT. VER ANSUM— STOO, 800, . = GEO. TRUFSDELL, Fep2-10t 605 7th street. NO TOAN—B200, 300, 8009, 81,000, #2,000. Money on band. | Towser rates | ‘No delay. 4 » Heal Estate Broker, suger 918 Feat Mo TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. a 150, $200, £250, $500 to lean. Also larcer «ums, acusy ve devel Lowest chatsos aud’ lowest igi B. i. WARNER, 916 F atrest northwest (FY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix ts To Bort, pe At 6 per cent for laren ane per cent for small wae NO, HOLTZMAN 2 jy31 CST—A CANARY B! spot on head be paid for its return to 1905 H st.n.w. sep6 20 S REWARD—Loet Sunday morning Beptemb r $ 5th, about 10 o'ciock, emall Blue Beye Tore. GYP: shewer t) ihe name of ee, Trixy. Keturn to 1Ui5 Connecticut ave. ——— nw. [082 Berteniber 4, between Pennssivania vo. Bisa Le Droit park, pair of, GOLD SPECTACLES. Finer will be Ifberally rewarded if left at Star ofice. sey ee OST—While responding or at the fire, cr. L Sth and E ste. ‘Saturday last, a FOCKET BOOK, card etyle, name of owner inside, contsining money am . The finder can retain what money he thi is riht, and return rerusinder, with kand papers, to P.O. Box 694. Momo- randume of value only to owner- ‘sep6-2t PPO SENT. FOR RENT. Cor 4&Pa.av., 16 re 875 2218 Gst.n.w.1ir,m.i, 25 2431 Peave.,16re.m.i 40 825 . = Do6 201 720 Bbd wt. wre tat AS 9 Bld 29d st. now., store. 15 2419 Net-n.w.bre.22.50 2008 M pies (3 Show bricks, 234 &G, 22: 10 No chare will be minde for BMeney to ioan in sume to suit. prop. erty both for gale and rent, inciuding several good ‘Stores {n the west end, cau’ be seen at my office W. RB. WILCOX, - ang]2-8m Corer 20th and I ets. how. FOE, SALES” DESIRABLE “HOME, on the sontheast corner of — 24 at. as follows t— Store room, Kitchen and pautey. { loon perlor with bay window, dining room and <4 pantry. Second floor—Three chanibers and bath room, Third floor—Two lance chi nd sar vante’ room, ail in good order. “Parking on front « and went side, enclosed by substantia! ron fenos, he floors of first story and trimmings in bard wood. This property is within two ajuares of the U. 8. Capitol, and one square of the Metropol) tan and Ps. avenue pet cars Price @8,000. An in- spection of (he premises is invited 320-3 FITCH, FOX & BROWN. {OR KENT— THE OORCORAN BUILDING, Orrostre U. 8. Treasvay, loca STREET. Fine Stores, Office Roomm_sinaly or communtoat- ing—for Boriness Offices, Studios, etc. Water and Closets on every floor. ‘Elevator snd steam heal. je roomes for storage. Inquire of the Jauitor. FOE SALE —8125—KNABE PIANO, with Cover and Stecl complete. Inquire at 1457 Rhboce Island ave., between 3 ‘and ey p.m send 2w FOE SAL suet arrived from M two pice thorough bred MAKES, pair of Blacks (matched), one Driv Herse and oue Saddie Horse, st 211 11th northwest. Rok FAL E—Good HORSE, euitalie fi or Business Waon, or will trade fo Licht Onrriage or Gugey ; at 1310 Penn nig ave. soph FOE SALE— Sew and Scoond-hapd COUPES of Erewstar and id Second-hand to clone ont. Kepa H. GRAHAM, 416 Sth st. now. waedl ther styler, 1 ost, to close er refused. B.D. subsylvania ave. 466 f A EXE LOT OF PIANO8 AND ORGANS FOR SALE UPON EASY MOM PALY PAY NTS, at BIDNEYT. NIMMU'S, real ave?) 410 Lith st. n.w. JPOk SER oe feat “of HORSES just ar- rived from Kock itucham c Va. 2 Conpe Hortes: 2 Buddie Horsex, ia pair Seghy Dautle Gray Horses. Can bo ween at JNO SIMMONS Stables, 311 12th stan w: wusl9-w OR BALE—At great bargains for ci or on easy terme, select Of the world-renowned ¥ atG. DL. WILD IN ESTLY ORGANS. I Lave a number OKGANK, whichT me ce'ebrated, eiling below fac tory quotations FBEEBOR 4 G. SMITH, fers-Gm 2103 Penna. ave. BEAUTIFUL -SiONEN ObGANS Everyone's favor! or upon easy months SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, aue2- 410 ARH street no: SLLET PIANOS.—The best UPR 1 the worid. Bee Agent. Wait for my 21-no en! y § shooting qual bhot ¢ ay lisl worthy a #100 Gun. funded if not satiefactar agocd gan in ev needs Lo better sovian Institute Hospital OF “Temenee cata lene of tine Colt Gan « Tacks, $1 Razors, ry, Lawn Tentis, &¢., free to all: sued oo MUPPERT, Ros. 403 and 465 7th st. mn. we HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDEEN CARRIAGES, AROB- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES, OkO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; Licy- CLES, VELCCIPEDES AND WAGONS. 3y- At Prices To Burr THE Trees. THE W. H. WHEATLEY, . STEAM DYEING, WET AND DEY BCOURING, 49 Jefersom street, With evory facility, ibe best talent, and a full stock cf . MESTIC DYE STUFFS AND Work calied for and delivered in the city; by meil or express from other places. ‘Orders by mail promptly attended. aug23 {PRE CELLULOID THUSS AND SUFVORTERE. THAT NEVEE NEVER AKS, eReeE souk: ay tea, aos Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wean cf Indy patrons. mara TRADES. ee ee Jy informed that the na ‘utly infor PLYCETT BOOKBINDERT is carried cn s8 heretofore. The same exoclient Sil be in tne seneaee sista wneas has alwaye boon ways 4 characteristic of the establishment. 1012 Penusyi aps IBSON F: PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 1012 Penusy!vania » Waskungton, D.O. wa Fine Printing © specialty. PC aor8 QoLvmBIa POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. cast. dite STONE and EARTHENWARE of ovory de- Fiand shdmachine-made FLOWER POTS of all GARDEN VASES. DAIRY and GOOKING ‘ivania sv@, third floor. UTENSILS, ie Florists trade ‘withont delay, and at the lowest Priose. sus 3a and at the lowest prioss._=———S.. OES YOUR BLOOD NEED PURI- with U! Pun- FING? are you sroubled with Uleors, Pun Bie Dies oS Zconor POWDER ang rect Otek Ee ea onze 422 Oth st. nw. FLAGS! Kisii ty men ee aulé-lm 324 W, Pratt st., near South,