Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1881, Page 2

TAR. GTON, JULY 14, 1881. Ww A: 8 H IN THURSDAY CROSBY S. NOYES.. . Editor. The Evering Star ms a regular, permanent, bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. Tae STAR office is connected with the Tele- Phone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business ean be sent day or night, oun of charge. Persons leaving the city for -ae summer can | have Tr R mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired, ‘The Double Shect on Saturday. Tre Sran will be issued in double eight-page form of fifty-six columns on § for the first time since the paper wus enlar, It will contain a picture and description of th few press, and be filled otherwise wi interest- ing reading matter. Advertisers and newsdca! ers will please send in their orders early. os ‘The History of the Great Crime. In view of the host of false rumors afloat in re- gard to the particulars of Guiteau’s crime, and the anxiety of the public to know the exact facts, District Attorney Corkhill has yery prop- erly decided to make an authoritative detailed statement of the affair from the inception of the deed to the time it was put into execution. This Will be found elsewhere in Tue Star, and willbe read with Intense interest. ee The President's Condition. the cavilers who have persisted from the | first in the belief that the whole truth of the |» President's condition has not been told by the w° XODWARD & LOTHROP ANNOUNCE A CLOSING SALE OF éIMES’ WHITE SUITS AND HAVE MADE THE FOLLOWING REDUC- ‘TIONS TO CLOSE THEM AT ONCE: OUR $7.50 LACE TRIMMED SUITS NOW $5.00 “12.00 * a «NOW 8.00 “ Wis « “© NOW 10.00 BOSTON IOUSE, ss 1 NIA AVENUE. PPELENUTH Lapiss’ COLLEGE. Patroness, H.R.H. President, the Right Ite ise, Founder and “HELLMUTH, D.D., D.C. pons, must now admit that there | is ground for solid hope. The President's pro- | gress towards recovery yesterday was somarked | that the non-professiona!s around him could and | did observe it. In truth, the surgeons have | asst been entirely candid in all that they have given | tothe public concerning the President. There | has been no purpose to conceal any important | fact in the case. Access to the White House has been easy, and: every facility has been afforded | the press and the public to get accurate in- | formation, but this has not prevented the circu- | lation of faise and sensational reports to such an | extent that frequently the people have been in | doubt as to the President's real condition. The anxiety to hear the very latest news has been so great, that everything purporting to come from the White House has been listened to and more or less credited. All the rumors of the past few | days, unfayorat President's recove may now be rej Upon the authority of | the surgeons who h: n with the President | since the first made, it can be stated t eations are decide The gravest dangers are passed, and Doctor Bliss said last night: ‘Unless unlooked-for complications arise the crisis is passed.” te The Ohio Democracy. The Ohio democratic convention completed its present indi- labors yesterday less, to some haste by the » nominee for governor, Joh of Springfield, isa large ma protec- | tionist. He has never figured to any extent in Politics before. and in his own state is better | § known as a pr at business man than as a | statesman. He is wealthy. and one of the points | Particularly urged in favor of his nomination was that he would to secure his election. pend his money liberally” A plethoric pocketbook and liberal hand are yery essential qualities in | Ohio candidates, it appears. The candidate for | lieutenant governor, Edgar M. Johnson, is a Hebrew lawyer of innati. The republicans having refused to cive the nowination for this Office on their ticket to Gen. Seasongood, a Prominent Hebréw of Cincinnati, the democrats, apparently, are makinga bid fortite Hebrew votes, Of the other candidates on the democratic ticket, Judge Bingham, of Columbus, is the only one ‘Who is much known outside the state. One fact | Of interest demonstrated by the convention that a new element of democracy has come for- | ward to rule the party in the state. The old dy- | nasty of which ex-Senator Thurman has been the head, is superceded, and the younger demo- erats of the state now take the leadership. ‘The Hurd wing of the party succeeded in getting in the platform a declaration in favor of “a tariff | for revenue only,” notwithstanding the fact that i] the head of the ticket is a manufacturer and a protectionist. The indications are that the Pen | dleton and Hurd factions have combined, and, | together, they will probably be able to maintain their ascendency in party affairs for some time to come. Ex-Senator Thurman taken at his word—that he th 'y | | [THE “BRiGHToN, | SPeciaL ANNOUNCEM Lord Bishop of Hurone FALL TERM OPENS WEDNESDAY, Sertempen 21. Handsome and spacious buildings, beautifully eitu- ated in a most healthy locality, abont four houea by fall ‘Niagars Falls, and ou one of the princi throuch between the East and the We: grou prise 140 acrea. ‘The folleee isto provide the highest i the whole ally useful educati: on the scundest Protestant principles, ae the on solid basis for the right formation of character. Fren is the languave spoken in the college. Music a 5 ieee d, Lanndry and Tuition fees, inclu e whole course of English, the Aucient and Modern Calisthenies, Drawing and Painting, ue of Piano and Library, Medical Attendance and. Medicine, $300 per annumi.’ A reduction of one-half for the datghters of clergymen. For “‘circulars” and full particulars address MISS CLINTON, | Lady Principal Hellmuth Ladies’ Coliege, London, On- tario, Senet 3 Jyi4-16t ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths and all modern con- veniencea. HEMSLEY & SON. dyli-6w F. | BABeains: BARGAINS!! BARGAINS! Full regular made and extra long Balbriggan HOSE, 19 and 25 cents. India LINEN aud Persian LAWN, 20c. and up. Beautiful Madras ersucker GINGHAMS, 12c., wort Lonsdale (superb) COTTON, 10c. ; Union Lawns, Sc. ww York aiits 10-4 Bleached 8 ETING, 35¢. Immence (24x12) All-Linen TOWELS, 1c. | Complete assortment choice GOODS ‘You can save 15 to 20 per cent. at BROBHEAD & 'S OLD Sranp, Jy14-3t,262p 1205 F StaeET NontHwesr. PRePosays FOR COOKED RATIONS. Recrurrrxe Re: pEZvOUS, U. D. ¢ GoLoG » 881, at which time aud place they ned in the presence of 1: for the de- cooked rations for récruiti ty and re- ik at tus, rendezvous, during the year ending | inree bubstantial meals daily with a due proportion of ap and candles constitute 2 complete ration. rations must be furnished ut a place convenient to this rendezvous. ‘The sovernment reserves the right to reject any or all | Proposals, Pall information will be furnished on application to | should be marked and addressed to the this office. fwanine ‘W. T. HARTZ, Envelopes contsini ‘Proposals for Cool 15th Tnfantry, Recraiting Officer. iT. * undersigned. ed Cap On and after this date we will close our entire stock of SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES AT PRIME COST. All our goods are of the best makes. Elogant Ladies’ Slippers 50c., T5e., $1 Good House Slippei "20; ‘Men's and Boys’ 2 $1 and $1. We are determined to close the entire stock on hand. Cail st once at the POPULAR SHOE HOUSES OF SINSHEIMER BROS., 808 SEVENTH STREET, and 3151 M sTurer, Syl4-2w Georsetown. G* T REDUCTION IN PRICES OF REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &e. ow Siioes 5 in above goods, will sell for the next crak off regula prices. “Ehoe dn Furnaces, a Portable { Mantels, &c., wili find ite te their advant- | Andexamino out lange aeortment of above | goals. Agents for St. George and Stag Head Ranges, Social aud Fireside Jewel Latrobes. himself and other old leaders ro retire aad make _iylt W. S. JENKS & CO. ee Re seem eH. REASURY DEPARTMENT, eae | Grrigh oF tie Semraamy, : PO -ASHINGTON 2, Coneerning Sunstroke. | _ Sealed Proposals will be secolvet st the Dieeet the ‘The “hot spell” is upon us and its y ns are |S: cient of the er ry Buildine until 12 falling by the score throuhout the countr moe of thee Depned seule es | Last Tuesday in the single city of Dayton, | Ohio, there were one hundred cases of sunstroke | of which number thirty atal. This deadly | Work of the heat sounds a note of warning that | Should be heeded. It is not those only who are | actually exposed to the sun's rays that are in | danger. Over-exertion may produce fatal sun. stroke, and persons who are working in badly | Ventilated houses, shops or factories are in as much danger as those whe ein thesun. The stroke comes stidenly unexpectedly. Frequently | the victim the instant before he fails, feels, upon | the whole, as well as usual. One of the first | } signs of danger isin the stoppage of perspira- tion, The skin becomes dry and hot, showing that the blood has reached a degree of heat | which may suddenly cause death, unless imme- diate care is taken to prevent it. Sometimes the warning comes in a sense of faintness or ‘weakness, and in other cases the stroke is pre- ceded by a feeling of slight suffocation—of difficulty in breathing. There is ina large ma- Jority of eases some premonitory symptoms, but | oftentimes of so slight a nature that the person affected either does not give it any thought or attributes it the wrong cause. During excessively hot weather, people should guard against undue exposure or over exertion. In cases of sunstroke immediate remedies must be applied. The tem- perature of the biood must be reduced as quickly @ possible. In most cases the life of the sufferer Will depend upon promptness of action in the Way of relief. The most effective remedy, as a Tule, is the application of cold water (ice water) ‘to the surfaee of the body; rub the bedy all over With ice, or wrap the person (after being stripped) in cloths soaked with ice water, changing the cloths for fresh ones as soon as they become warm. Ice should be applied and held to the sides of the neck where the carotid and jugular veins are, It often happens that death ensues while Waiting for a doctor. It is well enough to send for a physicias, but by a free and persistent use of fee and Ice water much can be accomplished towards restoration before he arrives. Tea- spoonful doses of aromatic of ammonia ‘may be administered in connection with the ice application; but no alcoholic stimulants should be ziven. The wearing of clothing adapted to the season, temperate habits and an avoidance of severe exertion in doing work or rapid walk- Ing when in the sun wil! go far towards prevent- ing sunstroke. Watcues. . A LARGE ASSORTMENT AMERICAS AND FOREIGN WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER CASES. AIL THE SEES AT THE LOWEST M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 1101 PENN. AYE. dyle | articles in their line of to | Kate the Sante aber of thie Departuient durihg the Racal | YGfarticulats will 06 fertlebed ication at th rticu! wil be furnis upon application at the perintendent, | office of the Su: J.T. POWER, Chief Clerk. dyl4-2t /[REASURY DEPARTMENT, Orricy. ov THy Secretary, WasiNGtox, D. C., July 12, 1881, Proposals for miscellaneous suppijes_ other than those required under advertisement of Sune 18, 18H, will be reeetved from Une to tine during the present os munte Dacerbone the office ot the Bupecotengess rot fee ~ mas OF firm bid should saguter their amen ad sate tke ates, oF business that they propose to SBartcalars will be xtra, particnl given a6 extra or additional sup- = Sy14-co3t ay * clitet Clet. FRANGIS B. . Mot MANE St ATION _ syle Boomsiit enn 3) PER WERK— naylvania aventie, INTELLIGENT carn with the Waike Flexible Fountain Gold Pen, AGENTS CAN to fi ik. Writes fr a without .¢-fill Advan WALKE PEN SEG CO. dameiiton 0, tig, Broadway, New York. wilt ‘Ala XY FROM BOSTON WISHES TO FORM A 2 ines in EAENTING tp Ol spa Waite Oolors. ee per lesson. street, where specimens can be seen Two CAR TICKETS GIVEN To Customens whose bills for repairs amount to One Dollar and above. Ger Your WATQHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED AT THE RODGERS CUTLERY STORE, 631 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Under St. Marc Hotel, Washington, D.0. WANTED—HELP. OR RENT—ROOMS. WANTED A rod MEAT AND VEGETABLE Posehn UNFURNISHED COMMUNICAT- Baas TAIN DINING-HOOSE, Wi anit MatEa gneEN oer: ice ork Mg ee WASID-A yo WOMAN, TO COOK. WASH ae Stone ei eee ape AM iim; munet be first ‘clans, and. bring references, ae Siar “Gul ‘scl, et hs Apply, inimediately, ot 1532 O street nortiwerd. STI wee A a W rer dae! AT WM. pete eeg of al Carte eto bet “3 rts, A SPLENDID OPPORT NITY. —A | ‘Groveries, Fixtures, Ke. eS 1 SALETEE GOOD WILL WILL AND COMPLET: } mt Yn dant, now: aciag fair w AND | referenoes. Apply. a ee N ee era 13th raiseet noctiweal Sy13-3t* N oe AND DISTRICT BONDS, CITY RAILROADS, yANTED—A BOY OR GIRL, NOT OVER ISHED CO’ GAS AND BANK STOCKS, &c. WASD baa Houeworkand Watton table. | WOR,RENT THREE NICELY-FURNISHED COM: | |. 0 OS cheerfully farnished. Only hone ‘willing, Np Reed apply. Call at $00 17th | orn’ street northwest. 3y13-3t" | Refer to the Banks and Bankors of the City. bBLRENT_1WO LARGE, PLEASANT, UNFUR- | Whether you wish tobuy or eell call on Ww! AN STDs ‘Soop COOK, ONE TO ASSIST IN ating Font ROO ’ healthy sy. ‘Gall Baines Wes ard eo ek Fe vs 3 strest northwest." yiS3e spies ie 3 Peinsyivanis a a hovthwest. z POR BENT 20 G street northweet, f _faruihed ot Metnoroxrrax Bax Burra. Wiss EDA WHITE GIRL, FIFTEEN OR = x; | ant novell desirable location ass (fice in Hallway.) jy13 fears old, a8 N Ir a Settied Woman : z ke herself Uy useful: Tuquire at 1935 Groene | RENT_Desirable unfurnished ROOMS on Fe SALE—Valuable BUDDING LOTS at low prices Ge vWD itt HS suitable for as 3 to be vacat Bo northwestern part of the city. Money can be = “= 5 oa sreateman ‘To be ‘Ry purchasing Low, the mise that ts mure to W ANIED Two firc-class BARBERS: wauye ve | conn berets Bud dpe ne TO okt northwest. 38-6t* this fall. + at 805 Sth atrect northwest. C. E. ‘OR as “Valuable RESIDENCES also for sale in the most de- syle F Pa ass Fyal faEBiehed sommunicating | ginable and ijn W ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN, to cook and wash De Gc nined! nade Soee YRESCOITS REAL ESTATE kxcuaxor, for a private family. Apply, with reference, st 136 Seeee oa eter donal RECT ETA ce E street northwest, Jy13-2t Persons desiring find pure satire prom | FO, RENT— Nicely Forni Furished ROOMS, with or with | Chasers by colting and sseisting to supply the great W a aes eee een oe shoe me Se Frito len “pp A RESCOPERS BEAL ESTATE EXGHAN ae nec ‘Stay nights; family small. | "Sy 13 $e ee 3y2-6t 1416 F street north ‘OR RENT OFRICE ROOMS in Brereton Building, | [OR S41 Fixtures and Good Will of a tirst- YOUTH of two oF thice oe F streets northwest fret doce class CIGAR STORE, centrally located and doing a (Snes. Addrow X- iawn nana ‘sia pod business. "Good ressons for selling. aE ee = = — OR RENT—The ROO: ocoupied ——— - Wisiepsa ‘com it. PHARMACIST. Men's Christian yp viz: eee Yoont | VOR SALE oR RENT — A RESTAURANT. So E, LEWIS, Then aud F streets norunwest 12-9 ‘WANTED — Families and others furnished a and | Rested by ¢ yy steam. ‘These eg Uy duly it ang at 9th street, between D street and Sioned COOKS: ‘CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, | fortene rr a rill be WAITERS, &c., with references. ‘ nly Keeney, O26 Patiect northwest. CB. 3 zo PRE see Kents, 401 9th strect nord Eo bper pide poorer’ New York. Bie (}OR RENT—STORE No. 218 10th street northwest, Weg rath Waters sane (on rand Wa k oe ees neal cee ‘Wholesale thiseity. | Families furnished. Liconsed Agency, 926 F | [arket. stand for groce ‘commission streot northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. = business. Inquire at 926 Louisiana avenn WANTED—Two able-bodied MEN as iSborers 0 Farm. Apply to &. FULTON'S Loau Office, S14 Pennsylvania avenue Jy5- northwest. WANTED—SITUATIONS. Fone REN TD WELLING 505) H STREET; ERAME, how business; at No. 1000 436 street southwest. ‘Apply next door, south. 'OR RENT— ‘THE OLp-EsTastisuep axp PoruLaR RESTAURANT AND SALOON, with Summer Garden in rear and large cellar, 423 tom street, between Gas Office and Medical Museum, a doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. An excellent etand, for a hotel. renovated. Inquire at 926 Louisiana avenue. _3y5-3m ‘y9-6t" TR best CHANCE YET. In additien to the immense line of LAWNS AND WHITE GOODS Sich we gre now selling at shout cost, we, shall tp anata stock of Pall and Win- ee BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE. ARASOLS included in tits esie, p® 1510) SUMMER INVENTORY, eo. CHECKED NAINSOOKS, now 12360. %c. STRIPED LAWNS, now 12%0. 2c. ENGLISH PERCALES, now 12\e. 68c, WHALEBONE CORSETS, now 4c. $1.25 SUMMER CORSETS, now 980. HOSIERY HEAVILY MARKED DOWN. HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED FINE FRENCH MULL FICHUS: AT HALF PRICE, ar COCHRANE & CO"S CONVENIENT UPTOWN HOUSE, . OrrosiTs Rises’ Bax. jy FR | SALE—The MILL, MACHINERY, UNEXPIRED LEASE from the C. "and Canal Company, and BIGHT TO WATER BOWE, istely owned and ‘used | by W. G. Busey, deceased, in the manufacture of BUSEY'S EXCELSIOR GUANO. Also, the RIGHT and FORMULA for its manufacture. ‘Mill Is situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ox- nal about 15; lies freon from Georgetown. Apply to Positions in astore; one capable of using sewinge machine. "Agdveus Misc He STEVENS, General Delivery, City P.O. aS V T ANTED—BY A ( COLORED GI Gr by the day or wel ing to make herself useful. FoR RE RENT-NO. 715 18TH STREET, BRI ments; near co. ANTED-—BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK, A SITUA- ll modern improvements. Rent C. M. MATTHEWS, 1208 31st street, or Wren era Family to Cook end do General guitw’of #8. WESCOTT € CO., corner Pai “0am MF ADLER, Sis ae Bride dz rect Clouseork. "Abply at 218 C street, between 2d and 3d | See £3 3m town. southeast Syl4-2¢ ‘OR, RENT — 107 6TH STREET NORTHEAST, | To INVENTORS. W ANTE TWO LADIES, WHO CAN GIVE | g5)27%, SORT fens and water: in good ord MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- ferences, 3 street. window, and every modern improve- ie cars; rent, $55; by E. 8. Vicks oe PABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after Patent. LOST AND FOUND. reelf Can farnish good ‘references “Apply Sat Sth ‘street Can, frum references.” ‘ADDI 55 and 15th of. WANTED—RC Xe yMS. WANTED—Threo unfurnished ROOMS by gentle ponte. W gman, wife and two children. Bor’ 2" Sear Fo. Sy12-3t* 7}OR RENT AND 5; AND AT AUCTION-“Neo Bullotin inmucd om the Let GAMAN, 519 71 ALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE every month at the office of THOS. E. street northwest. WaG- -3t* RENT_HOUSE, No. 604 M street northwest, all modern improvements. Inquire next door. yids FE, RENT—1621 Q atrect northwest—a desirable new aa ana modern convenicutes PHOS 3 FIRER COO WANTED—HOUSE! 1324 F street northwest. 3yi2-6t WANTED-—A RESIDENCE, ABOUT EIGHT, Tooms: good neighborhood; between 7th and 16th streets northwest; new or ae ‘pew jane modern improve- ments; cost not over’ $4, 000 recs Box 19, (Siar | fron \y WANTED By September Ist 1)-roomed HOUSE 18th street and. north of Pennsylvania ave- ue; Ail modsen apegramenter ret eee aS ply in person or by letter 2001 I street northwest. iy on 19th large lot; OR Se oReuee RESIDEN stable for two hore and igs eee Fit KENT—BRICK HOUSE, 408 New Jersey ave- pa Oboe six rooms, bath room and gas; near ot and all city in good order. trees in gars; excellen ear the British Lewation cae a seis foot alley, on side: ite Jeff ENNING, 1218 JyT2-e03t* fancy ye asked. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. FANTED—A WELL-MADE BABY CARRIAGE, second-hand, one cupabie of hailing two children: Addrese immediately, A: + SmitBsonian Tnskien: WATE woe ‘© PASTURE at $9 per month: | will be at J. GHEEN'S stables, 627 G street north- yest, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, JOHN as land, Montgor ty, Toons: street. }OR REN Waren —If you have s LIFE POLICY of any kind, | L street. either in force or lapsed, consult J. M. KEATING, Ameriean House. Syll-6t* WANTED At ices Old Steam Carpet Cleaning Work®, 496 Maine ‘ave, southwest, FEATHERS to MATTRESSES to steam and remake; FUR- | to steam. 398 TANT ETS TO CLEAN. W Carpets: our work ix done better than in any other establiahment in Washin: by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO. avenue. WANTED To announce that JOH 4, 1420 New. York avenue, is a COMMISSIONER QF DEEDS for EVERY STATE and TERRITORY, U. | strect, ments. Tenor’ OR RE! NITURI + street by nice teas brick stable and examine. At H. YOUNG'S, Mos » remake, es to pack and ship, at A. H. DE & BROS.'S, 616 Louisiana maril” | rooms. rED—OLD GOLD and SILVER in Jar @ or small | —— quantities, “Hishest cash price paid. Pennsyl- | vauia avenue, between 3d and 4% = dani Ww YOU TO KNOW LL a first- | lass Talloe trade Sosnid aon SULT eat be bought, at | JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No; 619 D street northwest, or at Branch Store, No. “ B.—We buy but first-class OR RENT- ire of A. EBE! street norbiwost northwest, and 1312 T street northwest, all good repair. "Apply to LUUIS P. SHO) street northwest. ‘OR RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES—No. street northwest, 9 rooms, with all modern im Tnauire'No. 403 7th street northwest. all modern improvements; $30 NENHOWER & SON, 1212'F street. VOR RENT—OOTTAGE corner 18th aud Boundary rounds with shrubbery and fonntsi BELL, Room | J. FISHER & | office above Pennsylvani Home and agreat deal cheaper thau a common new suit can { street. Apply af 712 13th street northwest. iy —New 4-story brick HOUSE containing 12 ail modern, improvements: | No. 740, Sth Yk SONS, "No. 18 4th dyll-6t" RICK HOUSES, Nos. 1230 8th street m.i., in AKER, Jy Foe RENT The STORE—Dwelling and Basement— ‘No. 1035 7th street, corner of L. northwest, suitable | foa the Liquor or Confectionery business. Apply. 640 by tween F and G nortiwest, and 1 ‘T1309 Rhode Island avenue, 7 rooms and | per month. W. dy9-im House contains 10 rooms and is surrounded on presuiges: Rout $25 per:nonth. " THO: , 1924 F street northwest. west, Broom: EN 7 | |. COMMISSIONER, EXAMINER and NOTARY, "Al: summer kitchen, ath, &e., &e. $35, per inonth, if | ‘office ae applied for at once. ‘at JOHNSON’S Gallery, ene = ae PMC MARES Pehusylvanis avenue, dyé-lin* TANTED—FEATHERS and HA) ATTRES tt = z z iW formnovate by steam aud muako over. | Upholstery BUSINESS STAND— and Decorating. “Furniture stored packed. Call | . 423 10th street, near Kas ‘avenue. Store can be de- sa tached from dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, includ eae =e Sees =, | PAE two lure parlors lange cellar, un, water, bath, Ke. | WANTED-FURAIICRE Taquire at 926 Lousiana avente jy5-3m een UL JPOB BENT A desirable RESIDENCE, in good neieh- . MarTnEssEs | P'Uorhoc, convenient toi stor ee ona pele in thorough repair; oll modern improvements; nine ‘Aply- at 3903 O street, Georsietown, mis1-3m_ —— FOR RENT-MISCELLANZOUS PASTURE of joining Sol- | n west. Two entrances from 7th ‘SAL janl9 | easy. COUNTRY BOARDING. COUNTRY, BOARD— First-class BOAT) dale Farm, near Fulls Churc! good water, shade, lawn, &c. References exchanyed. Jars address Mrs. JAS. W. PHILLIPS, Fails chi h, Va. siyl2-5i | PRIVATE FAMILY, ON LARGE FARM, desires 2a) few SUMMEK BOARDERS; largo cool “house and | grounds. eaud RH station ou place. “Terms | moderate, Exceedinzly healthy. Ieferences required. ‘Agsicene G. NASON, Nason, Orange county, Va. 'OR SAL gan driv | Stab ‘At the STONE MANSIO: Columbia Heights, a few delightfully cool ROOM ten degrees lower’ teimperatare than in town. Every | home “comfort; shade trees and lawn in abun- dance, | (0G NTRY BOARD—At the “Maples,” 7 minutes iK / walk from Lau shade; good water. ‘ail or nile, ou address Mrs, KENNEDY, “Laurel, "Prince Geonze | Robes ee. county, Md. “es | ete and RY BOARD,—A few more BOARDE! aut ‘ortably accommodated at an old Vij rinia farm- Apply to WM. L. IRISH, Waterford, Loudoun | ‘jyl-Ln* OL. _MONEY~ TO LOAN hand coupeletts, Mon¥ se Estate Securit pricea, mn Re: 1 THOS. J. FISHER & CO., _dy9-Im 1324 F street northwest. For SALE—JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE, $65. Alno, a fine COUPE cheap. At DOWNEY'S ‘Stables, 1013 ‘th strect northwest. dyis i him. | JOR saLE— WOR SALE—An extra, Buggies, ueTey Rockawa Fe SALE—A 7-room BRICK HOUSE, No. 1313 Q | street northwest, all modern conv: | Apply to D. VEIHMEYER, at Veihmeyer's Stone Yard, 14th street and Ohio avenue. iences. ‘Terms ESIRABLE BOARD IN VIRGINIA, FOUR MILES | WOR SALE—Three- y Brick RESIDENCE 3 from Washington. Carriae to the station. are ceomerigein — es with flowers, toG. CORNWELL, 1418 Pennsylvania aver betiron andpan jelL-3ms* x wenty head of HORSES just arrived . ‘Three saddle HORSES. Also, one very K HORSE 16 hands; can trot_in 3:30; lady Can be seen at JOHN SIMMONS! ‘ath street northwé ‘A Double Basket PHAETON, good | 2 pew, with both pole and shaft, forsale ata baneuin. Inauire a at room 4, 1420 New York aveume. Jy 9eo3t” heat FAMILY TURNOUT, consisting | of alight well made Carriage, but little’ used; a fine ang Hors » and ‘This is a fare opportunity to obtain a’com- reliable turnout at a low figure. Address nit jy9-Im om andl southern Jump-seat CAR- The best style in the city, Also, PONY Ss. D. W. MAGRATH, 208 10th street. new set of Harness, Lap . ge; Sulphur Spring OR SALE—The larvest assortment of New and § bles, horses, &c. Thqnire M. ond-hand CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, of all des- street; oraddress A.M. JELLY, eriptions, for sale or exchance at very low prices. P. D. land. | SCHMIDT & CO., 466 Penne. ave. ‘31 large stock of new and second- CARRIAGES, embmciug in part Coupe, Phetons, Jum; Extension “‘T "ieee kes, at reasonable dled to. OBERT H. GRAHAM, prompt! m16 __ 410-416 9th st. northwest, between D and F, ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN for a ONEY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN at? 'OR SALE—T have on ave on hand a large stock of fine CAR- short time, on satisfactory security, or to invest RIAGES and Business WAGONS of my own make, + Adareds C. KER, E d sevond-hand, which must be sold to close out ise ee re oom St loud ar Present stock no reasonable offer, refused. "Tie promptly attended to at reduced rates. q th, on personal ty, at Ru FULTON'S | _m12-3m JOHN io Ga eucet. mo be verty, at ¥ .-Sm* Loan! Otic, Sti Bh Oth street, hear Hear Pensa avenue — = = north went. -2m0 Morr TO LOAN. SPECIALTIES. Tn Sums ito suit,” 70 LOAN. Bi G ais worst cases of BLIND, BLEEDING or git Bix Ber Cent, PEs PROTRUDING PILES. th and Commis REA ESTATE SECURITY, fired, .No imifo or ligatures ‘and no detention ages any lowest rates. business. Sores ot ety rifereaces may bo iad on m2T Office 1408 Pe. av MMe Salida. aplication at my oe. ED SHADER, M.D... MOPEX To coax, ue 620 Lith street northwest. ON REAL REL 6 PER CENT. 0, HOLTZMAN, _mat Foatreets northwest. Mieticbaver ‘AN, has: seule adeno northwest. H. EK. WRIGHT, CLAIRVOYANT AND MAG- ee treet comer of aacent dyl-4w* Morer TO LOAN. 1 have MONEY TO > LOAN ON REAL ESTAT! suing of from $100 and upwards at lowest ste MA2au in in- ast brant aud ‘gentleman. oer Pana tte 8 p.m. DUBDUIS, Fexnoe Mepium, works Tenders tala myc iret gave a “a Charges moderate. No delay. B. H. NER, 916 F atveat noioe, Mie Isthe f. 5-cent BIDE eo aay Scent CIGAR. it is superb, No. 1011 Peun. ave., bet. 10th and Rinse oe WHEN ANY! ee ‘MACHINE ar ae sat Ca — =a iain fine, NG ones remodeled. northwest. OT LONG SNOB WE SAID YOU WERE All work warranted to give satisfaction or money re- funded. dy13-Im Qa HATTER, 1237 PENNSKLVANIA AvENUR. ENTLEMEN’S PEARL DRESS HATS. GEaraney or STRAW ‘HATS Rt Youths and SILK and GUANACO UMBEELLAS. Jod lot UMBRELLAS, §2 and $2.50. HAMMOCKS, $1 to $2. eo one Sere Soe ees profit and com- Ling og tome) aac ae AN IMMENSE Lo? JUST RECEIVED, Sthrstrects notin. SO ALSO, SUGARS STILL DOWN! KE TELLS ALL Ai business conddeat q| on™ ON FRUIT JARS! CORNER ON FRUIT JARS! TOPS," AND THE “GEM.” Pints, Quarts and Half Gattons, GET OUB PRICES BEFORE BUYING. _ AND WE ARE ON DECK WW. | site Willard’s Hotel, ie and 101 rogue and 10th street, by proving property ai UND—On Ji a Sum OF MONEY. Owner BUND Op fely Leh ISSEL, corner New York O8T—On the a of July 1: Li No. 96, between #.30 and 3 o'clock p. GOLD WATCH and TURTLE SHEL! initials “L. P." ‘The finder will be y Tews Toaving itt Mr. G. W. DAVIS, Nor 338.) venue, up stairs. PERSONAL. A YOUNG LADY EMPLOYED DURING THE DAY can et a Comfortable Furnished Room, —— part of cit free of rent. for her company during even- huge. Adiizess ‘with particulars, “Bodies. Star of WANSZED TO KNOW In onder to befriend ber, the in pate tnd addres of » Wonnan from Memphis who ix, partially. para and who lost seven yellow fever. Address 8. M. J., Star office. jy1l-4t” MAD ROSS, the long-established, reliable Clair- voyant and Astrologist, gives better satisfaction in all affairs of life than any obe in the professions walls the Past, present and future destiny; gives advice and as- on all matters to business, love and matrimony. ALL iN Trovsix Cau. Satisfaction given or no pay. Consultation Rooms, 402 2d street, above D street northwest. ap6 ___ PROFESSIONAL. XOMPORTABLE FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Hence the thousands, from far and neaz, that visit Dr. White's establishment, 1416 Pennsylvaniaavenue, oppo- or relief from and avoidance of | Corns, Bunions, Diseared Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other ailments of the fect, ‘Hours, 8 a.m. to 6 p.in. | Fee, $1 per visi D—A Parisian lady will 2 ive LESSONS W SAG Gai at het own or pupils’ residence. | Best | city references: ‘Terms moderate. Apply at 443 Masca- chusets avenue northwest, jyll-6t" ‘ARR PARSONS—Denzist—499 9th, treet, southeast coruer 9th and E northwest. ae Filling specialty. “Extracting 9 toil sm, Wedncsdaye, foe | * First-olaes references. Charges rea 40-61 for the poor. able. ‘TisT, 428 west, between D and E sircets, over Ballantyne’s Bookstore, Operative, Sur tistry stallfully porformued moderate. es ‘Tist, 915 7th street north- MULL TEETH inserted $1 per oot and ali operations on the natural teeth at reasonable prices. Extracting, 50 cents. janld R. DUKE, 7 crist, 715 14th street northwest, be tween G etreet and New York avenue. Beautify Sets of Teeth, $4; Teeth filed, $1. Extracting without | Pain, 50 cts. ‘All Operations warranted. Janl9 | J)®, 2. ML TALBOTT, Dexrisr, No. 437 7th street, three doors from corner E.” Dentistry in all its branches. “Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work war- CANDEE, M. D., V. Janl9 i ae D.. of New York pathy or Vital Cure for et | and mind, Lung and Throat Cousurapti “ene Vitality... Hemorrhoides or Piles, weakntises'a specialty. All Tumors, Malaria, r Blood Diseases of whatever hame or nature thorou: cated from the system. Stuttering and Si ane cured. Consultation free to all. Office and residence, 940 New York avenue northwest. febl BO. ARDING. CLASS BOARD FOR LADI | TLEMES $20 per month, at DRIVER'S HOTEL, j 3 Pennsy vanis avenue. Table de Hote, Sc. jy9-lhn je ee a ee ee | Bing two most desirable part o! |i first-class BOARD. Mus. D. Be STOCKHAI 45 K street. HE TRE} AND GEN- mome- ies, airy rooms, superior table, | will be found a most “esizable place for summer board ; fates: room and board, $25 and $30 per mouth. N° 8 SCARCETWO WEEKS REMAIN FOR US TO CLEAR OUT THE SUMMER STOCK. WE MUST LET IT GO AT A SACRIFICE, AS WE DO NOT WISH IT RUINED BY DUST AND DIRT. WE CANNOT ENUMERATE ALL THE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING TO CLOSE THE CASSIMERE STOCK, (THERE IS NO RE- DUCTION ON BLUE FLANNELS AND BRACK CLOTH GOODS.) WE CAN GIVEYOU A FEW ILLUSTRA- ‘TIONS THAT WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA AT LEAST OF WHAT WE ARE DOING: ALL OF THE $15 Cas- SIMERE SUITS ARE NOW $11.75 ; THE LOT OF $6 PANTS AT # ; THE LARGE LOT OF $12 SUITS ARE NOW #10; THE $5, $ AND $7 CHILDREN'S KNEE- PANTS SUITS ARE NOW#. THIS GIVES YOUA GLANCE AT THE REDUCTION IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENTS. WE KNOW THAT WE ‘MUST INOUR A LOSS IF THE GOODS GET DAM- AGED; SO WE PREFER THE LOSS WHILE OUB FRIENDS WANT GOODS. TO THOSE THAT KNOW THAT WE CABRY A LARGE STOOK IT 18 NOT NECESSARY TO SAY THAT THIS 18 NOT AN ODDS AND ENDS SALE, THE SIZES ARE ALL COMPLETE. TO GIVE YOU AN ILLUSTRATION, WE HAVE SEVENTY SUITS (AT THE PRESENT MOMENT) OF THOSE FINE ENGLISH “‘WEAR- RESISTING” FABRICS THAT WE SOLD FOR $22, BEDUCED TO$i8. AND ARE NOW CLOSING THEM AT$15. ALEADING TAILOR OF THIS CITY SAID TO A FRIEND OF OURS: ‘‘THATIS LESS THAN THE GOODS INTHE SUIT COST SAKES; THEY MUST BE GOINGBY THEBOARD.” WE TELL ¥OU (CON- FIDENTIALLY) THAT WE ARE NOT “GOING BY ‘THE BOARD.” WHAT WE ARE “GOING” TO DO 18 TO CLQSE OUT THEGOODS AS USUAL—ONE PRICE TO ALL, 4. BAEKS & CO., ‘16 AND 318 SEVENTH STREBT NORTHWEST. w-NOTE_WS TEAR DOWN MONDAY, sULT Moussine PARASOLS BELOW COST. $3.00 QUALITY NOW $1.75. aso “ 2.50, 4.00 “ 2.75, LUPIN’S MOURNING DRESS GOODS. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES. LYONS BLACK SILKS. TYLER & CHEWNING, _syll 918 Tra Stuer Nonrnwesr. D® GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. 100 pleoce MADRAS GINGHAMS, 12x. from 15. .WN8, 8 and 10c. from 1: Too Pieces BEIGE CLOTH 1234c. from, ; 500 PARASOLS and wpe As, half price, 200 SHETLAND SHA 1 case CORDED PIQUE, 7c. com 10. 100 WHITE SPR! ‘$1 from $1.25. 20 dozen CORSE: from 75. 500 dozen HOSLERY very cheap. Our whole stock st reduced prices. GEO. J. JOHNSON, jy 713 MARKET SPACE. D-DD GOODS. GUINNIP, DAY & CO-, 820, 822 aNp 824 SzvENTH STREET, WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING or FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRESS Goops, DURING THE COMING WEEK, THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES, WHICH WILL BE DISPLAYED AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES, WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON. A LARGE LOT OF OMBRE-SATIN MERVEILLEUX SASH RIB- BON FROM AUCTION AT HALF PRICE, . GUINNIP, DAY & CO. Sell GPsCHL BARGAINS. LADIES’ Ret EO RE LINEN 5 ca BESS, HAND. EFS, a $200 and $1.50; former iain ‘We., $1.00, $2.00 FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. LADIES AND GENTS LISLE THREAD GLOVES, **MARKED DOWN PRICES.” LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS. SUMMER SILKS, PARASOLS AND MADRAS GING- HAMS **AT GosT.” “BARGAINS” IN BLACK GRENADINES, NAVY BLUE FLANNELS. SHETLAND SHAWLS. “‘SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS” IN TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BUNTINGS, &., &o, f0~ ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Connex 97H SrReer. jy9 LL WOOL BUNTING GENSDARME, 15 cents, never sold for less than 25 centa, LINEN LAWNS, warranted half linen, 10 cents, a reduced from 12% to 8 CHOICE MADRAS GINGHAMS, 1234 cents, PURE LINEN LAWNS, fine quality, 20 cants. NUNS BLACK VEILING, decided bargain, 50 cents. BEMNANTS OF ALL KINDS atlow prices. Se ebidc chines ck os MANY BARGAINS WILL BE SHOWN. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Sy5. 919 Pexwevivawta AVENUE. T= LARGEST SSQORTHERE LINEN LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS! Bie SER me — Eth J2ssand I60., ‘Posi- Pens a8 DRY GOL eth ‘SiS oe as dereon's Sal Hka Dot nnd ee ea aes aa Also, offering yrtoes im all the moet desinshile ' shemg Wontes HERs GOODS ‘tw close them. Our stock of TOWELS, NAPKING, TABLE rN, | etc., 18 Very ianwe, aud great bargains can be had } | We cordially invite an i jelaaies Samet Geeta i a 3 se | et choice. ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain figures TRUNNEL, CLARK & ©O., ' 803 03 MAKKET SPACE. ETON & NOEKE, “2 901 MARKET SPACK, Are offering the onrgresy, BAmoarms or Tae The lest ALL-WOOL EXTRA SUPER TNORADN CARPET at 75 counts gt ge ee and $L. A handactie hom of ADLER BAUSSLLS. at and 8 cent per BODY RRUSSETS teow 2 1081.65 per yard. BATTING. OL “+ C., ab conrempond- we ertnin URE COVERS and WINDOW SHADES CAMPETS seut for, cloaued and returned at short ae NGLETON & HORKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. FAMIL Y SUPPLIES, esner. CLARET. FRONSAC. ‘MOULIS. ST. FRELODY. — ET CANET. CLOS DES MEYNARDS, MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. B. W, REED'S SONS, 3080 _1216 F et, northwest. yous R. KELL LER Is Prmsr-Ciass BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTT sea 0, pe ah ot ox Th, City oe. Sathuting Sebvreel tivo af change te ait pastes? Sin city. is het as eee Tee mares ‘OLD MEDAL ‘Awanded at the Nations! Fair ‘over all other com- petites ro CERES ‘Tho handsomest Minnesota Patent Patent Fiour in the United MINNEOL. A very superior Mis Minatote Patent. STERLING'S | st ‘wlOUls FANCY. A Magmiticout Winter Wheat, Patent Process, GOLDEN HILL. ‘The Standard Family. Viour of the District, FOR SALE BY EVERY FIRST-CLASS GROCER, WHOLESALE DEPO’ Conner Ist STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE. feb15. WM. M. GALT & SON. EL" HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. PALACE MARKET, Corwen MTH sThner axy New YORE AVENUE. _Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. apt B= CINCINNATI HAMS. OLD CROW WHISKEY. VERY CHOICEST SARDINES, Delightful SWEET CATAWBA WINE, $1 per gallon. GREAT SWISS PROCESS FLOUR. My “BOUQUET WHISKEY,” $2.50 per gallon, HORSEFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE. FANCY OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFE. ‘One Bottie NICE WHISKEY, 50 cents, Lange Stock CHOICE TEAS. LOW PRICES FOR EVERYTHING. GEO. A. O'HARE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 3¢90-2w_ 1213 77m Staeer Noxrmwosr, bet. Mand, LARET, - eT, CLARET, CLARET, 4 cool dnd refreshivg dcink Yor the Sumner. Fine TABLE CLARET. 3.7% Very choice T. BLE GLARET <inana ““AQUACTT,” the Monina Lemousde Powder, “WALDMEISTER"—Try it and you will find it pure, Gelicious and wholesome. RASPBERRY SYRUP, NISERRAT LIME FRUIT SUIOR ‘GEORGE E. KENNEDY & SON, Proprietors of the cel te Swan” Patent Pro 328 1209 F street northwest. Fo A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRIN@ ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILERATION, ~ VIRGINIA a NORTON'S SEEDLING HUME, CLEARY & 00. ‘WOT Markck Space. yZhat Splendid Minnesota Family Flour, justly named “SOVEREIGN,” are just the Wines, ‘yields in perfection white. sweet and wholesome bread. ‘HU. ¥ & OO. a GLY £0, direct “CO. MENDADOR™ PORT WINE, absolutely pure, and for medicinal dest. . ‘the sudebourd aud ‘urivalied! HUME, rake & CO. 807 MARKET Space. PROPOSALS. Peorosats POR COAL. Navi Pay Wasnrsaro, D. C.. dele » duly 0, 1881 posals for Coal wil be ruceived at this aie eed Ta is for Coal, will be mocrived et _ m., THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, for the below described Coal, to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Washington oa 2500 eeunde) Curaberland Goal, best quality, tone (2,200 pounden froe frcan clint, ulphar or other trapnrttes, ‘The Gontractor to deliver te above Goa! tuto carte pro Tnepection, and’ the guavtit dciieead Snes a Ts! aia for atthe ee te 3 avy Yard ard scale. 3s rowerved to rect any Or all bide should to the: of the Govermment to do #o. Orrice oy Punic BUILPIN@s axp Guouxps, ‘eros, D.C.. July Ist, 1881. a will be necel ved at onice ey up a7) TWELVE 15TH, and opened probe hss x ~ quod informabion any oe Shay “ast H*e JUST RECEIVED A Large Assortment of SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS, ROGERS BROS.’ KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, &c., At Reduced Prices. ‘SAM'L LEWIS’ ONS, 1215 Penussivania avenee.