Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1881, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON MONDAY -JULY 4, 1881 CROSBY %. NOYES......Editers The Evening Star has a reguiar, perma: ment,bonr fide dally circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper pub- Ushed in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here aided together. Tux Sraz offce is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisemen’s, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any informstioa or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. ee Persons leaving the city for the summer can have ‘THE 81a mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as i His Own Unsupported Act. Howsoever the late deplorable attempt upon President Garfleld’s life may terminate, it ts greatly to the credit of the American people,— as it will gratify those of every civilized coun- tryin the world to know,—that the act was that of a person of unsound mind, without ac- complices or instigators; that it had no con- nection Hear or remote with political or per- sonal affairs; and that no other significance can justly be attached to it than would be assigned to any other mad freak of a semi- lunatic. It is rare, to be sure, that an insane impulse Is productive of such momen- tous results, but that circumstance does not alter the facts in the case. The attempt made in some quarters to snow a conspiracy of some Kindor to connect any section of a political party or group of individuals with the dreadful affair ts as foolish as it ts cruel and 111 advised. The more the matter is investigated, the cleser al the facts and Incidents preceding and connected with it are scrutinized, the Clearer does this appear. In spite of the bom- bastic utterances of Gulteau under the exciting circumstances attending the commission of his crime and his prompt arrest, a deliberate study of his previous lfe and a care ful welgMing of all the cotemporary tes- timony or information throwing any light upon it can lead to no other con- clusion than that the shooting of the President ‘was the prisoner's own individual act, without aid or suggestion from any quarter. It 13 true that the dreadful affair was attended by some evidences of premeditation and provisions for escape, but these demonstrations are entitled to no more weight than the cunning and fore- Sight so frequently shown by confirmed tuna- tics in carrying out a hidden plan or in eluding the vigtlance of a keeper. Probably the most important and reliable testimony in regard to the character and ten- Gencies of (ulteaa ts that furnished fn a letter Written by his father, to another son, a3 early as March, 1573. This sad expression of paren- tal trials and forebodingswis printed in fullin another column, and is entitled to the fullest confidence and the most serlous consideration. Another conclusive piece of evidence potnting In the same direction ts afforded by the professional experience of Dr. Hood, the medical referee of the Pension bureau in this city. Several months ago, as we are informed, the application of Guiteau for a pension came before that officer for investigation. After examining the docu- ments filed by the prisoner, followed by sey- eral interviews with him, Dr. Hood came to the conclusion that he was insane, and so indorsed in writing his opinion at the time. ‘This decision, reached by a medical expert when there was nothing in the case as pre- sented to disturb or influence his judgment Would seem, when added to the earller and positive convictions of the father, to forever Settle the question of the prisoner’: mental unsoundness beyond all doubt. That Guitzau was not identified with that portion of the repubilcan party not exactly In harmony witn the President on matters affect- ing partisan or personal interests, that hadld Rot sympathise with it, and that his dezl«ra- ton that he was “a stalwart,” was on after- thought or the outgrowth of an egotis'ic dsire to attaca importance to himself, is equally Clearly shown by the letter, published In Sat- urday’a Stax, which he wrote to th? President some time ago, and doubtless long before the thought of his awful crime had entered his dis- ordered brain. In this, tt will be remembered, he said: “I regret the trouble that you are having with Semator Conkling. You are right. and should maintain your position. You dave my support, and that of all patriotic eltize: What should be the punishment meted to Guiteau if 13 not Recessary to discus; here, ‘The only present object 1s to relieve the Amer- {can character from the obloquy which would properly follow connivance or sympathy with so horrible a crime, In doing so we hav: not thought necessary to dwell upon the absolute Impossibility of any of the persons or taterests toward whom attention has been directed being sssociated with or even harboring the thought of a tragedy so terrible in itself and so deplor- able in its resuits. Such a suspicion 13 too hor- rible to contemplate, and It ougnt not for a mo- ment be entertained in any quarter, much less Insinuated or expressed. Under the circumstances andon every ac- count It Is greatly to be regretted that the order probibiting the use of guns, firecrackers and other explostves to-day could not have been tely observed and enforced. I¢ tr, of outof the power of our limited police force to suppress every attempt at its violation or to arrest all offenders. It ts not to be expected, either, that children filled witn impetuous patrioism can realize the mischier they are to do by giving expression in this form to their feelings. It is not too much, however, te ask parents and dealers tn fire- works toaid the authorities at such a time. Surely no dealer will beso greedy as tose'l @nd no parent so thoughtless as to allow lis children to use an article likely to do so much barm just now, while the life of the President 1s trembling in the balance and the whole civil- ized world is praying for his recovery. a — een A Severer Penalty Needed. + The question bas been raised, what will pe adne with Guiteau if the President lives? Bis crime under the law will then be but astmple “assault with intent to kil.” The Revised Statutes for tho District provide a minimum imprisonment «ft two years, and 4 meximum paper of eight years, a8 a penalty for this offense. Such punishment seems entirely inadequate to the crime. The question 1s mooted whether an attempt to take the life of ‘the President c:nnot be considered a treason- si neat Gute, ‘tc ‘tat the ordinary protection of the law. His con- spicuous position exposes him to unusual dan- political law. Toassauit a police emir i adlreot ort fence against the majesty of the law. Why should not the life of the President, whe Sents the bivhest power in the land, have even Stronger safeguards? It would certainly bcos inconsistent with republican guarantee the President some protection fe bis person by making It & capital offence to ssault bin, 811 811 cost. TRIME MED AND UNTHINMED BONNETS * cr to close out SILLINERY. LOWB'S, Market Space. = iN SACD YOU WERE OF FONG STALE We BatD, 3, phen gor BUPEUB MARACAIBO was ‘ouperio® Se. Where the Star circulates psople have re- ceived a and comfort from that notice, as our eales ‘With a good cup of coffee you wai he rood white Werte th o BEST FLOUR a pate Btates, from the celebrated Waehbarn ‘Minn. LOWE'S. 'TMER’ 1918 peunsjivenie arenas. PEry ¥OR WROUGHT AND Gast TRON ee FOR THE WASHINGTON Raatnags (resi witaieene Moxvwe, Oosxen liz axp F Sta Wasuxor%, Ds ‘Gr Jaly 2; wat. § Fealed Bropossis tor trorot th Cast rea Work juired in terior of the Bo hat ry See, Monument, in ‘hie e “ity, ‘is office until 12M. on THE immediat fem, DaY OF JULY, and opened tely there- after. Specifications bette ‘oft and any furth information real can obtained at this office. “ra HAS TINCOLR CASEY, ieut. Col. Go cera, Jy4-ec 6t ‘Bnwineer in charge. ASBANEITA SPRINGS, nen cooL Valley of Virginia, four miles Harrisonvare, Va. Ap Arsenious gery a ure cure for old Agues and other feria! troubics, Dyspeysias and Kidney troubles. Now Cr ‘$40 per month. eid EL CHRISMAN, President. Se MINERAL \PRING WATER—It is not S A CUBE-ALL, but rarely fails when properly teed for —— Liver and Kidney ders, an roe panty, rencr! “d tea: ae? ny sicians ae 5 your druzgiet for book of cures. Give ita sy HE ASF WASHINGTON SOHUOL FOR T HEL. incorporated May 28th, 1831.) MIBS MARGARET H. LEE, (Late of Richmond, Vs.,) Principal, 2928 P street, Georgetown. SESSION BESINS SEPT. 7, 1331." TrenMs Per Year: Primary.. $30 to $40 in English. Juntor. 50 in English aud French. Senior. - $60 In English and French. 8? Circulars with full details at @. W. Cropley’s Drug Store, G.T. Lunlop’s agricultural tore, hee H. Whiting’s Sook Store, Georgeto SS BULLETIN EXTRAORDINARY! THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE. SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK, MENS’ DEPARTMENT : Light Cane Buits ight Cassimere Bi Beersucker Suits. Serge Snits. en Suits. Drap de Etat Suits. YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: New novelties daily arriving. BOYS' DEPARTMENT: A fineline of Bine Flannel, Cheviot and Casei- mere Suite CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT: ‘The most elaborate display in the city. KILT SUITS A SPECIALTY, CALL AND EXAMINE. 827 Prices the lowest. A. STRAUS, p No. 939 Pennsylvania Avenue. Ba a UG LASS’, NINTH STREET, Sr. OLoup Burtpm,. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIALTIES FOR THE COMING WEEK. A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH HOSE, in Cardinal, and Navy Blue, full fashioned, at 50 cents a j Pair, usual price 76 cents. , AVERY FISE LISLE THREAD FINISH PIN STRIPE HOSE at 43c.. regular price 63c. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. BEST 2-ELASTIC LISLE THREAD GLOVES 29 cents, former price 35 cents. 3-ELASTIC LISLE THREAD GLOVES, 39 cents, reduced from 60c. Other styles in proportion. PARASOLS. ALL PARASOLS WILL BE SOLD AT A DIS- COUNT OF 20 PER CENT. SILK MITTS, ALL SHADES, DOUGLASS’, Sy? NINTH STREET. (48H OFFERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY for several eecond-hand PIANOS, Property of partics leaving the city, tag Mi. NIMMO, 3e20 43 Th street_porthwest. Sigs OFFIOE. Mov. PERKIN! ‘Ofloe practice” OounsELLou-at-Law, ia 1: treet ori — Patent La pecialty- we YARDS LINEN LAWN, REDUCED 5,000 #805 yy, 12gc. LAWNB, yard wide, 5c. 50 pieces best MADRAS GINGHAMS, 1330. Besutiful line of PRINTS, 6c. 50 dozen NAPKINS, $1 60; worth #2. 50 dozen LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEF, 1230. 80 dozen GENT'’S HANDAEROHIEFS, 12340. Beautifal line of WHITE GoODs, Consisting cf INDIA LINEN, PERSIAN MULL USLINS, DOT: ED sWISS VEL. LAWN. ALL Mazxep Down. J, A. LUTTRELL & CO., Si7 Market Space. LINEN LAWNS, 100 PIECPS PRINTED ALI.-LINEN LAWNS at 20 cents per yard. the beat woods ever sold in the city for ie money. ALso. 100 pieces Printed LINEN LAWNS at 15 cents, for- musr price 25 cents. We Lange bt ask an bm pn of the abore goods, as they are a apecial bargain. All faat BROWN & OLAGETT, 809 Market Space. SCHLITZ’S jy2 MILWAUKIE BEER, THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY, For eale in Bottles by Dealers throtzhout the District, and in Casks and Bottles by the Agent— SAIL C. PALMER. Depot—1212 to 1224 29th st, n.w. 27 Telephone Conrection. Je23 2 Nis GREAT MARK GOWN. Don't miss to call and purchase THE GREATEST BARGAINS Ever offered in HATS, BONNETS, FLOWBRS, RIBBONS, SAT- INS, PLUMES, And all Other Articles 1a the Millinery Line, at * KING'S PALAGE, 4025 814 7th street, between H and I. 55. 3. 2. 2ALMER anmounces to her numerous rriends and customers that she will lesve for Europe in the Steamer Parthia, of the Cunard line, on the 29th {st Bhe will visit both Paris and London on mat- ters conne@ted with her profession, and any ladies who may wish to consult her ifi reference to their ‘Millinery orders she would be pleased to have them. SPACE IS SO VALUABLE IN THE “STAR” THAT WE HAVE BUT A ®HORT SPEEOH TO MAKE IN ADVERTISE- MENT (No 6.) IT DOES NOT MAKE ANY DIF- FERENCE TO THE PUBLIO WHY WE HAVE REDUCED OUR PRICES, WHAT THEY AREIN- TERESTED IN 18 THE LOW PRIOES WE ABE RAMING. WE NOW OFFER AT 811.75 THE OASSIMERE SUITS THAT WEEE 815. $1 (IS THE NEW PRICE FOR OUE 818 SUITS. 815 “s THE PRICE OF OUR GENUINE ENGLISH $20 SUITS. There is not over Eight Haadred TS FOR BOYS AND CHILDBEN in our house. Those that are there are cold st about 70 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, “We ordered 200 of the IMITATION BEER- SUCKERS that we sold at $4.50 per sult. They ‘ame in 80 late, and wehave so little time befere improving to dispose of taem, that the price has been fixed at THREE DOLLAKs PER SUIT. ‘The lerge lot of SIX DOLLAR PANTALUONS at FOUR DOLLARS ars well worth buying. The lotof FOUR and FOUR FIFTY PANTA- LOONS at THREE DOLLARS are nearly gone. The 80 CENT WHITE VEST3 will SATUBDAY. closed by A. SAKS & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 and 318 7th street nerthwest. 4630 Le OUT FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. FIRE-WORKs, PAPER LANTERNS, FLAGS, ALL SIZES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE. at 4025 CH. RUPPERT, 4 No. 403 7th st. northwest. SUGAR DOWN AGAIN! SUGAR DOWN AGAIN!! ON DECK With a supply bought SINOE THE DEOLINE: Also, another large invoice of . GREEN, BLACK OR MIXED TEA AT 50 CENTS ‘That can't be equalled in Washington for making ICED TEA. LUNCH GOODS, GREAT VARIETY. FRUIT JARS, ALL KINDS—PRIOES LOW. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, 504 9th Street Northwest, 4020 ‘Opposite Daily Critic Office. es ICE PITCHERS, A full assortment of Plated Ice Pitchers of superior quality, with Metal and Porcelain linings. Fine Plated Table Ware and Cutlery in great variety at very moderate prices. mM. w. GALT, BHO. & CO., 420 410? Pennsylvania avenu UST OPEBED— ONE HUNDRED Gross ree Quality: WHITE NECK FIFTY OENTS PER DouEN. wm + KEEL, jeas 935 Pennsylvania avenue. once MEDALS. NEW DESIGNS. LOW PRIOES. SAYPL LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELLEES AND SILVERSMITHR, mis 1215 Pennsylvania ave. LEWIS JOHNSON & co., BANKERS, Corner of Penna. ave. and 10th street. FOREIGN EXCHANGE, GENERAL i, BONDS, STOOKS, J.B 7a « BROS,, Manufacturers of PORTLAND CEMENT, ROMAN CEMENT, KEENE’S OEMENT. Works: Swanroombe, England. coptracts to supply over fen thousand bar- the foundation Of the Waehingeos ent me ment were award over tors, Cenieut Bela thestrongest eco mn 8016 ua U8. 23 Eb at. Ni a arent, oa geet Goa a usiel B 800! tor Hsoco'e lous at wnarnece signee Bia "warehousee BE SECURE IN SUMMER, NATIONAL SAFE ‘Darosrr COMPANY, 15th st. and New York ave. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. ANTED—The services of a REGISTERED PHARMACIST. Address, stating referen reideros, &e., PHARMACIST, Btar office. dy mo stenOe. Bo., PHARMACIST, Star oMice. _iyé St AN TED- ImwepiaTRLy—White COOK and Ww LAUN DRESS to go into the country; one a nied by son 18 or 14 years of pret mu foren jaress Boy Tie mart give beat references. Address 3 oe a ee ae aS oe ANTED—Families and others furnished white etrre mon cm NS PUBSER, WaiTeRs, Fes wih Peer om BMTOR S COn 7? [20 F street north eid) Lt Pa eel SS ANTBD—For Balnore. New York x City and Whit Colored Oo: aqaber- maids and Ws ace 8) rs Stor geal Cooks. S¥FRVANIB for this city. Fsmilies for- nished. Jicented ney, 26 F at strest northwest. OE PRICE OO. ae WARTED-A com t WAITER (man) and GIRL as pai oe ae 1444 Penns. ave. northweet a at ANTED—To PUBOHASE A HOUS! ih payme: 1d B30 monthly. “Addrons HOME, Btal hice poe Jy2-3t* WwW’ NTED—By a middle-aged German pone a SITUATION as housekeeper. Apply? . B, Star office. es WHILE ee with good refer- ces to do the cooking and housework for aval famniy. ‘Apply to 807 7th et. northwest, sec- We 7k youne married coup! vant two unfurnished, ROOMS, s eerenn = eres famDy. with board ; terms . Lent if suited ; references exchan; Address X, afar office. iv2-3t* ANTED—At the General Amanuensis Office, Hoom 61. Federal Bullding, comer, 7th, and F streets northwest, WR and COP! 1G to do. Satisfaction isranhed ci ‘ANTED—To WAR! MiubRewe mend SORTE and. BO) caaSES, 08 \DDITIONAL HOME- STEAD Chains. V3 J. JOHNSTON, Attor- hey. at-Law, Boot 41 Le Drolt Building, 804 F st, northwest. F? BENT—OFFIOR ROOMS in scereton Building, coraer 7th and Pits. Seay ye RENT—No. 626 I st. nor? i2 F ‘$40. Apply to BIRNEY & B'RSBY, ki FE pero the Summer, my HOUSE in LeDroit P ht large rooms. furnis'ed; =: rant to careful tenant. A. A. Bisset I RENT—Onear_Furnuhed roomy, OOUN- ‘GRY HOUSE; wood order: hear Washington, Or pemeenee 3a rood water. f fruit; Plearent & Togation well mands; in good neighbor Address shone ercunds: tn xe office. 3¥2. rts SALES OF PROPERTY, ROR, BENT ABD, FRIVATE AND AT. POLION. —8ee Bailetin issued on the }: every moat office of THOS = WAGGAMAN: 519 7 Borthwest. jy2. ths treet FE RENT—Fer two months from 16th instant HOUSE oe ith street northwest: comoietely furnished ; ten room: modern coaveniences. | Apply cn ine premises. Referenocs ee jy2.3t ‘OR RENT—On Bound near P and Nerth Capitol, a COUNT! suited for a butch-r or dairymi hy Bia houss and Appiy wale “eth etree north snd large barn. pby a a2ie oh ‘aa | R RENT—Pleasant ROOMS in s delightful location. References required. 232 N fey ave., Capitol Hul. = SENT Tas and 1728 .7th st. northwest, 7 fare nests f,modern convenien ena ing Food! jer. | en an : MAN, 61) Titel, northwest. B RENT- — HOUrE sa 3c. gee, batb, we sard; ‘pear market aud | Rircct oars: five sgiiares north west of Govermme: Printing Oifics. 0. H. AMES. 689 Fete 31 OBEE NT Oftice ROOM, ground floor, 635 F. ROE, RENT-PIANO— fine toned, ascas Chickering cheap the year arompd 6th street, porth west. For terms, &e., call F street northwest WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. bi ror TO OLEAN. We donot whip Car) ee Pikes is done better and prices lower other establishment Warhington. Orders, "py telephone. AH. OHACE & BRO., 616 Louisians a) 3025 1} ephone ANTED—HORSES to pasture; city reference iven; long experience in the care of horses; can be'acen at Price's stable, $1} 6th st; north: wrest, on a Tueedars juredays and Saturdays. 0. eee Bio P- 0. Montgomery, county, ANTED—Zo snnounsethat JOHN E BEAL ym 4, 1420 New York avenne, MIScION OF DEEDS for EVEBY BT. Ate and TERRITORY, NER, EXAMI- and ROTAR iy. Always in offes fron 9am -SSSsu ATHERS and HAI ae. W? TRESSES to renovate by steam snd make over. Uphols ng. Farnicure Racked. Call and examine. At F. H. YOUNG'S, Sd Penneyivanta seems, anu Gt Wy 45 izD- FURNITURE TO STORE in fine storage roomig OHACE'H, 616 Louisiana oe avenue. marll WANTED S EATHERS to to, renovate, | MA: TRESSES to remake, furniture to pack and ship atA. H. CHAOE & BRO.’2, s18 ieee Wao, GOLD and SILVER <n lar: or small quantities. Highest cash price paid. $21 Penna. ave., between 8d and 4ate. janl9 WANTED. 200, 10 KROW THAT I BELL A first-class Tailor-m: d-hand SUpT, uch better and a great desl cheaper than mon bew suit can be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D at. northwest, or at Bran: 1. 49tb rthweet. N.B.—We buy but first- clase Second-hand Ciothing. Janis LOST AND FOUND. Lo8te a, fui blood ack and Tan PUPPY, about oze year old. Liberal reward will be paid if returned to1197 10th st. nortnwest Jy2-3t" 2.00 BEWARD—Strayed from 1231 Washington as reet, Sf, GeoreEt WR, 30th ult, a Blac lar with rope attached: wera ae Saree to 1281 Washington si ee George- jy2 3t* Fe SALE—Nos. 62and 54 { street northeast, Bine-room brick DWELLINGS, bay wind vw gi improvements: #2,800 each. A. L. BARB &00., LeDroit Building. 3e28 6t Re RENT LeDroit Park, Bprace str 825; 428, 827.50. City, as street treet, 404, Lebroit eat iB RENT--BEICK HOUSE, No. 1731 an, st x northwest, eixht rooms and bath: modern m~ ements and extra closets; $25. Apply to H. SHERWOOD, 1406 Penneyivenis avenue, 9, 2519 Toth etreet nothiweat Jel7 ROE, SALES Three-story brick = No. 124 E strvet northwest; pleasant grounds, with fewere, ehade trees and fountain. roperty can be examined between 6 and7 p.m. _Jell-im* JOR RENT—The beautiful VILLA and 8 acres eupining Soldiers’ Home on west. Entrance A word avenue Inquire on pramises or st 712 3th sireet Je6-250" OR Bai as ip, & OOTTAGE HOUSE in the county overlooking the city, near sirect cars 1%; acres Jang, well ith fruit trees. “Ap: nip toT.J- PUTNAM, Library of Gonsroes jet-1 OE ENT A desirable RESIDENCE. in ood neighborhood, coi new house, it thorough 7 rovements; nine rooms. Georgetown. BUSINESS CHANCES. OK SALE—Stock and Casce of OIGAR STORE ished 13 yeara; reutlow.. Will three rooms in tbekouss. “Apply before 12 mat 239 New J. sean near eels 3y2-3t" OR SALE—The MILL, MACH UNEX- YINED LMASE trols the Coad Ou al 01 TO WATER POWLE - G. Busey, deceased, re) gas at s6 ‘Ont ret BUSEY'S EXCELSIOR GUANO. pos the RIGHT and FORMULA forits manu- eet is ie iN is situated on the Sc eake and Ohio Canal, about 1i miles fromGeoryatown. Apply to M. MATTIE: aehiy 1208 Sist et. OF x. T ADLER, 3148 Bridge stroct, jeorzetown. Fo == first class DKUG STORE, doing B Kord purines ; Also, 45 BUILLING RI 1106 L etreet soy je20-2 10 INVENTORS. MONEY ADVANOED ON IMPORTANT an¢ TALUABLE ORES IURe. either before co ate pavent. Box 85, Star office. ae ‘Tuesday, northwest and Nats. a BING, with ‘diamond-e set. Liberal reward be paid if leftat 458 Pa. ave northwest. jy1-3" petwoen 4g st. and Pa. ave. COUNTRY BOARDING. (Caeeee ss BOARD.—A few more BOARDERS J can be comfortably accommedated at an old Virginia farm-hcuee. Apply to WM. a ie Waterford, Lcudoun county, Va. BOARDING. ES BENT—Well furniehed PARLOB be yea eye, mecca St in most fenirable pare part i ae cane BOARD. Mas. at. m21-2m iT aREMOE L EOUBE. WITH ITS FINE promenade bal oe wil be foun & most su- desirable place ling ; rates: room and meee 825 = UMMER BOARDING. Soe abner = arundel county, ‘icer, plenty of freeh mi 8 og, ath- meas WELL! ating. Address W. W. 8, Annap- Je28 lw" CoE BOARD ON FARM—North Hill, Clsrie county mn and Ohio via Warhingto: Raliroad. to Round at and via Shenan Valley Kefiroad to Ber: © miles to my residence. Bend for circular. “Address Oasteiuans Fort, Clarke ¢0., Va., 0. M. OABTLEMAN. im80-0008 place, in the ak BOaRD- Wy SN2ED-At a pleacant iar Si ountairs ef Virginia, a few OL’ ‘1 ‘or the summer eesson. Address JAB, JETT, gton, Kappahannock county, Va. je24-2W! YOUNTRY BUARD—Talbott House, Barnesville, {Bd two qulles from, the Baga bot Loaf aot |S tal ‘ems very i. 88 above, or By ie Room 2, Le ‘Le Droit Balldia we jashing- aia N ae as ne ee (ook view Blue Ridge; Sulphur aan orches. peetaes Thoesea, a rf BOH- EE, 609 7th street; or M.JELLY. Row Windeor, Md. PERSONAL. ‘ADAM BOBS, the long-established, rollable Clairvoyant and Astrologist, gives Detter Bat- in all affairs of life than any one in the present and future des: ail matters sp- Kistaction given Goat tion Setanta eee opr: northwest. ape SPECIALTIES. Mr: H. F. WEIGHT, OLamvoyant axp MaG- IM Neri Piystoran, has eoinent success in troat- scute and chronic diseases. The suffering shoal @ cali at her residenoe, 600 6th oe pgner of F etrest northwest. 2° MADAM DOBOUIS, Faexca =e “ore Magnetic Electricity: tells. true life: reader ; tells p cant and fut ood advice $37 Ind fay snd gentleman. No. 608 fe northwest. Hours from ¥ to a m KE ‘THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All pusineosponfidentia. Ladies and Gentlemen 60 cents each. No. 408 L between 4th acd 5th streets northwest. febl0-224* 8p.m. ‘OB BENT—Airy ROOMS, furni or_unfur- F nisned, pleassnt location, at Rona Bie, 6 and Also, first-class 318 ponians avenue. ‘D Bis per month. janis PROFESSIONAL. YORS ees guceen pare ee WHITE, jonnes cheziui, dental, $3. Le DOCTE ‘WHITE, est ciabil a ‘azhington dupuis 1861. ee Brees PARRONS—DENTIsT—439 9th t., Filing a speclaiy. Extraction 300 i i eee « free for the poor. ces. Obarxes reasonavie. a30-6m D* NB, DENTIST, 428 Ttu street Dorthweek: berween E streets, over Ballantyne’s Bookstore. fully performed Extactiog ay aight Onarge rally é : moderate. Consultation free. R. WEISENBORN. Dentist, 915 7th street are CELLULOID ieere a eeries per aD operations on the! oetural teet rices. Ex- a oa ‘acme pian ee Dassen 72S lath street norta west, street and New York sve- autifel Bets of Coeth, #8; Tesch ited. 50 ote. janld Teeth ‘k warranted. _janl9 CANDEE, M.D.,V.D., of N. ¥.—Vit H. 2 athy oF Vital Cure for all 9 and id Ti it, Ponsumptl ion, oF: Vitality. ‘Heulorrholdes or Piles. h all Tumors, Malarig. or Blood i thoroughly eradicated from the system. Onise and jorthweet. ame or natur —. " 90° New ork is MONEY TO LOAN. ox EY.—A small of MONEY TO LOAN, fora i t time, ou satiefactory security, oF tia Yeat with safety. a8 UO, KER, Koom st. Cloud Building. FOR SALE. OR 5*LE-25 Grover & Beker, Howe. Weed, Wilon and Singer MAOBINES, at 812, with three years’ anty. © AUERCAOH, corner ithand H et. “Awoncy for the self-threading New Dauntless. ¥ (OR BALE—ANY PARTIES WHO OALLED {fo seo Furnitore for sale at 1517 12th street northwest, will please call again. dyl-Bt" {OH BALE New two-seated PILETON mado by MeDerimott Bros. To be sev Mount Vernon Livery Stables, 12911 ny at. northwest. jy E FS. SALE—The greatest baraain’ aver offered in this city in a superb toned BALLET AVIS. & 3 ‘00. Ube GRAND OeBIGRT IANO, ‘which, th ci lake, WAS BE! 16 CSC Wi a8 poli. i Sih treet northwoa zi OR SAE SaLE cE VERY CHEAP—A 6%; oh Rose- faliet, Davin & Co. PLAN inlaws a shnndecn ely embroidered oor, er and hexsgou stool, for only B110 asl; property of party Gocining | Cae pins. BgAprly 4e29-6t 433 Tth st. nor rtherest. {79H SALE—Ono fine Brown HORSE, 16% hands Bate Syeace sa aso wOP sation quite 3 Handsome Ooups or Ca °. Re ao yen beautifal B: means ‘ong driver. Just arri from Sapp Re ae GEE. SGI, of al acdoriptlans SCHMIDT BOO A Bate CHANGE Yor mie Tea aes : a Se ae pea a and Sop ann is House Btables ONES: MONEY, MONEY.—To loan at 7 Der Der month. on personal property. at B FULTON'S scan Oftice, ast) 9th st, ne ree avenue northwes! = 5 hy pet eo asec TO Loay ix per cent, In Sums to Suit, IN REAL ESTATE BEUOITY. Commissions very lowost rates. J. V_N. BUYCK, Reat Es: AGENr, mat” Gtice 1606 Pa. avs Arlington Ine Blarg ONEY TO LOAN iy TE AT 6 PER CENT. ON REAL ESTA’ x v nO B. GO. HOLTZMay, ma 0th and F sta, northwest, ONEY TO LOAN. Thave MONEY te loan on EEAL ESTATR, ip fuma of from $100 snd upwards, at lowestraiey ‘Charges moderate, o nova6 916 ¥ st. a — PIANOS AND ORGANS, 1. WILD & BRO.’S ELEGANT NEW MUSICAL WAZEROOMS, No 709 7th st. northwest, near g, AND KRANIOH & Bat NEW STIEFF aeENO mis. REW ESTEY ORGANS. A moe and MUBIOAL INSTRUMENT, of WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 921 Penn. Ave, 921, SEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO AN ELE- GANT LINE OF BLACK SILK GRENADINES, At 81.25, $1.50 and 1.75. WHICH ARE VERY @00D VALUE. ALso, A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF CREAM NUN’S VEILING, 30 INCHES WIDE, ONLY 370. YARD. BLACK rac E BUNTINGS, N VARIOUS QUALITIES, AT LOW PRICES BLACK SATIN MERVEILLIEUX, uack suraH SILK, BLACK SATINS, AT GOOD VALUE. WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP, Penn. Ave. S21. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PRIOR TO TAKING STOCK, PARAROLS AT COST. ANDEMON'S SOOTCH GINGHAMS at 37% SBciNouasty it 1284, reduced 5 MADIAS HATS at 12x, reduced from 1c. Sn UN WHITE GOODS. RMBROID- « : ane ok Swiss MUSLINe, DRESS GJUDE run ORGARDIES, snd Finest Quality all- BLACI NADINES “at “Greatly Bednoea NAVY aoe FLANNELS for the Sestide and Wear ME OLOTHS, NUN'S VEILING. Stuan BILES, CHUDDA SHAWLS. #2” ONE PRICE ONLY, PERRY & BROTHER, PENESILVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH STREEZ. 2 UPTOWN SUMMER BARGAINS, MAREED DOWN IN PLAIN FIGURES oO ovR OPEN OOUNTERS. BEFORE STOCK TAKING WE HAVE PUT SPECIAL LOW, PRICES ON ALL oun DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, In Order to Make Room for NEW DEY GOODS. UNUSUAL BARGAINS WILL BE FOUND IN WHITE GOODS, LINENS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ALL-LINEN HANDEEBCHIEFS, GENT'S AND CHILDREN. GOSSAMER AND COTTON UNDERWEAR, MUCH UNDER PRICE, Together With s Splendid New Stock of ALL-SILK RIBBONS, LISLE GLOVES, SILK MITT?, AT HALF PRICE. SMALL WARES, NOTIONS, &0., &o. FOR LADIES, ALSO, GAUZE, We keep full arsortments of ‘'O. N. T.," **Mile Ena,” ‘‘Coates’" and Brooks’ GLACE COTTONS ‘& Lowest Prices. COCHRANE & OCO., 15th street and NewYork ave., Orrosrre Eraos' Banx- dy THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT oF BEAUTIFUL LAWNS AND MADRAS DRESS GINGHAMS IN WASHINGTON. LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS! 50 ps. beautiful LAWNS, 5c. (00 ps. beautifu: LAWNS, 0 ps. beautiful LAWNS, “c. 200 ps. beautiful LAWNS, we. 300 ps. beautiful LAWNS, 123c. WNS! LINEN LAWNB! Two hundred (200) ices of of Saye MADRAS DEE! HONG ed to 10, 12% and Isc porluvely te lant sesortsseut in tia “LINENS and PERSIAN LAWNS, the new sbi Gesirable White Goods for nies’ acd Fas igs fine ‘quality y INDIA LINEN, on'y 20c., worth tage. This teas bargin. sire out all of our new PARASOLS at actual Closing outall of our ayes 250, DRESS GOODS Yardwide CUREM, for ‘Ladies’ Dreseos sre¢Dus- Ladies?’ DUBTERS, 81.25. CARTER’S, je%5 «TI Market Space, Washington, D.C. EMBROIDERED SWISSES AT BELUCED PRICES. INDIA LINENS, very fine, 20, 25, 300. PEESIAN LAWNS, very fine, 25, 31%, 37360. WHITE ALL LINEN LAWNS, 25c. FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, best goods, 20c. SEERSUCKERS, GINGHAMS AND LAWNS IN GREAT VaRIETY, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. TYLES & CHEWRHING, 918 7th st. mw. fulbew Bal PGHAND FLAdO sina, © Wonder ace let ere oa Se pam mite | ee chacucar ie dain: al Bettrg, very ‘choles. fine Ce ORGANS. siemtenbor ombi ae Seah Sige: Daring the months of Jaly and Augngt 7 gree Inducements to Purchasers of pisnos = ear. city la sa inspection of stock and ONE PBICE ORLY, marked in plain figures. ‘TRUNNEL, CLARK & 00., FOR MOUNTAINS, SEASIDE ann SPRINGS, ALBATROP, allshates Coerts. SURAH SILE, Eventn ~ Colcrs DAMABSE SILES. Choices SATINS for Evening Wear. GAUZES, &c, INDIA MULLS, FIGURED Swiss PERFIAN LAWNS, INDIA LINENS, &o. ANDERSON'S BEST GINGHAMS reduced to 40cents. Great variety VELVET GRENADINES, SILK GRENADINES. COACHING PARASOLS; SUN UMBRELULAS treduced prices. 8? ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Peuusyivania Aven DRESS GOODs, GUINNIP, DAY & CO,, S20, S22 amd S24 Seventh Street, WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING OF FRENCH, EN¢ SH AND AMERI- CAN DRESS GooDs, DURING THE COMING WEEK THE IMMENSE VASIETY OF NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES, WBIOH WILL BE DISPLAYED AT ATTRACTIVE PR CES, WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON, A LARGE LOT OF |BRE-SATIN MERVEILLEUY SASH RIBBON EROM AUCTION AT HALF PRIGE. GUIN jell NIP, DAY & CO,, ae AL. c INSCITUTE DAY. BOHOL For to Pri cipal a, i i -. a HE AWOBER INsTITOTE ais, in Colorado. Mrs and hh MOREE Ee ie 0 i rs, cuny let Bouse Guring her absence. ir. be wer Any quoniag concer school” Dean EW en. 10 A YEAR BOARD AND es FooNS addentela x 3. aris Youne ‘tion Buriagton ¥ College, 3e22-1m | a > Ye ORDAES—A ‘A Home School for Young La- wane Am" am dt Little -OPEN on WED- NESDAY, the ath ‘Of SEPIEMBEL. Yt is wie on thie Helghte of Georgetown, and is acces: arte of the city. streetcars to all zteus a tie ion nthe Monee Priy to e EAELE, 1916 Soth et, Washiutcn, D.O- Jett ee Ms ROSS ANNOUNCES TO HER PATRON and friends thst she ae resumed the Prin paiship of the ROSSLYN SEMINAKY, and will ro- open the eehool on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, in_the old Se on Tetreot. near 16th street ue gmumer address of Mise hows is P. O. Box 65%, Morristown, N. J 28 Ow PENCERIAN BUSTNESE COLLEGE, 8 Corner of ih and uorthwest, holds MER REBSIONS For iretraction in Practon Peumsnship, Letter Writing, Siugie and Double Katry Bvoxkes: and Bnsiners Pr: pine ‘actice. “Tuition: Day seerion®, $7 per month; evening eesions, @6 per month. Persons cesiting instruction im Practica! Pen- manehip only, received morning or evening for ® course of tixtéen leseons ; tuition fee, $5 Full information eiven st the College office. m0 BS. 8 L. CADY'S eos aap, Dal M SCHOOL for young ladi tere — New Haven, an. Eleven J com joes September’ Bend ch m28-8m Paares, OR IN SAE SRS Pe ce ts proparetion for Point, Annapolis and all competitive ‘ermus in sdvance AN M., 702 Sth et. northwest LADIES GOODS. ee M. WILLIAN OFFERS 20 PER ORNT OFF HIS « EN ‘TOOK OF NEW SUMMEK Patt and ‘Milli- Nor in Pak Misses’ Bathing Suits and Cs) f of Soveltien: best ne 7 Cite Treviee, ioe, oe revise, 3620 ‘907 Pennsylvania avenue. ME. WASHIN ee ae SONAELE ammnpene | ‘TRIMMING 8TORM, nna. ts, Costumes, Cloaks, ko. a Buperio} sive aii, short Motice. | Ladies can bave r Dresses Out an 4 Basted, sade perfect ft ¢asi The Correspondence pietan’ Siinsayer 2 Water: funye Federal Proceaure.. Moods Landlord snd Tenant son's Law Glossary, Soares So Chattel Morwapes. Dillon's Municipal rations, 9 Sent by mail yoxpald. New designe ia Ww Cards just receis sme. WM. HT, MOMRISON. — Wwe. northwest. 428 475 Pa. N** canoe pletoare alae U8. ahd Gann Soca fr Vous soe asia a