Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1881, Page 2

DRY Goons. THE EVENING STAR. __| F#!?4¥—2eunanr pay. AN D—HELP. FOR ees - i oe — ASSISTANT 23 cng yMFORTABLE, PLEASANT | DESIRABLE. THRE STORY Pe Tae ao sess RS 1881. pea, nade ebivay site W Sie, pel reompmonded, at stones. Shuang ree wi norte: sationes De | bilraseencctin avexce northwest. B. Hy A COMPLETE STOCK oF CROSBY 8. NOYES... --Editer. ‘The Evening Star has a requiar, bona fide daily circulation more that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal te that of all the _ other daily papers here added together. ft THE S7AR office is connected with the Tele- | phone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for | the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or an; information or business can be sent day ornight, | free of charge. Persons leaving the city for the summer ean | have THe Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for | fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. A Doctor Who Wasn't Called in. The doctor who has undertaken in the edito- tial columns of the New York Herald to write down the President's medical advisers and to Prophesy all manner of evil because some other doctors were not called in, isa little staggered by the favorable condition of the President, but | Tallies with the gioomy suggestion that though the signs are apparently satisfactory “a metas- tasis of suppurative action to the lungs may | possibly be apprebended.” This sounds quite | dreadful, but as the same Herald authority on July 9h denounced the “dull surgeons” for not seeing that “the ball is on the sciatic nerve” let | us hope that he is mistaken in his doleful prog- | nostication about the metastasis business. — Underground Telegraphy. Asystem of laying telegraph and telephone Wires underground has been devised, and is now being put into practice in New York city. An excavation is made to a depth of two feet along the street, in which a wooden trough is laid down. The wires are placed in this trough, and are then immersed in a composition whieh com- pletely insulates them. This composition is a mixture of powdered glass, parafine wax, resin and linseed oil. It is melted, and poured while hot into the trough containing the wires. When it coois this mixture becomes tough and hard; it is impervious to moisture, and is not affected by ehange of temperature. The wooden trough is not a part of the permanent work; it Is simply mould to contain and shape the composition, and may rot away without deing any harm. In- deed it is made of any common lumber, as its Purpose is only temporary; the composition being the material which is to protect the wires and | maintain their efficiency. The wires used are of @opper. with two coverings of cotton fabric Soaked in parafine wax. First, a half ineh layer of the Insulating composition is poured into the | bottom of the trough; then cight wires are pat down three-eighths of an inch apart; then an- other half inch layer of the composition, and an- other row of wires, and so on until the number of wires needed are lald. It ix claimed for this | system that it is much cheaper in first cost than any of those in use in foreign countries, and that besides. it does away with the necesity for re- pairs: that it will outlast the present unsightly system of poles; the maintenance in good work- ing order costs comparatively nothing, and that the wires can never be disturbed by storms. It isto be hoped that this or some other under- ground system will be promptly adopted In all the cities. —<o-— The Southern Improvement Boom. The immense undeveloped wealth of the south has at last attracted the attention of capitalists, and the enormous sum of $100,060,000 has been subscribed for investment in that part of the southern states lying east of the Mississippi rive? and south of Richmond. This caprtal is mainly owned in the northern states, but some of it comes from Europe. The chief investment is in railroads. One syndicate, called the Cincinnat; and Georgia, and organized with a capital of $16,000,000, is forming a railroad system, with Chattanooga as the center, which will extend through all the southern states east of the Mis- sissippi river. Ex-Senator Gordon is the head of another combination, the Georgia Pacific syn- dicate, capital $12,500,000, which is building a Failroad west from Atlanta to the Mississippi river. Then there are the Norfolk and Western syndicate of Virginia, capital $11,500,000; the Erlanger syndicate, building railroads in Ala- Danville syndicate, the Louisville and Nash- Ville system, and the Baltimore and Ohio system. all of which are extending their railway connections and constructing new lines in the south. Contracts have been made involving the expenditure of $17,300,000 in the next twelve months upon railway lines already commenced from the city of Atlanta to different points. ‘This extension of the railway system of the south has already attracted to that section thousands of capitalists looking for investments in mineral | ~ and agricultural lands and in manufactories. | Within a year $1.000,000 has been invested by | northern men in two cotton factories in Augusta, | Ga. Northern parties recently purchased an | ron furnace at Suwanee, an investment of $5,000,000. The coal and iron lands in Alabama and Georgia are being bought by northern men; and, indeed, everything in the south is “boom- ing.” Such prosperity was never dreamed of in | & that section in the days of slavery. The biizht- | ing effects of the rebellion have passed aw Law and order prevail, and the surplus capital of the north is seeking investment in every part of the south. ——_~+<->_____ Daring the year 1880 1.180 persons were killed and 6.602 were injured on the railways of Great Britain. Of the kilied 546 were employés and of the injured 2,080 were employés, or about @ne-third of the entire number of sufferers by suilroad accidents were persons employed by the | Feads. A larze proportion of the injuries oc- curred in coupling and uncoupling ears. The management of railroads in this country is not, all probability, any more regardful of human Wife than that of Great Britain; and perhaps the statistics of injuries there afford a pretty fair basis for an estimate of those inthe United States. It can be claimed, however, for the Failroads of this country that they make better Provision for their employés who are injured and the families of those who are killed in the railway service than the companies of the other hemisphere. Most of the railroad companies of the United States make it a rule to support in- jared employes while disabled, and some of the Fichest have established regular relfef funds. Every protection, however, that the law can throw around employés of railroads and passen- Gers should be extended and rigidly enforced. ——s According toa . correspondent of a New York Paper writing from Ireland there were during the months of April, May aad June 5,262 per- sons evicted, representing 1,065 families. Nearly @ne-half of this number of families were re- admitted as “eare-takers”—to occupy the lands temporarily until tenants could be found. The tenants unconditionally evicted occupied lands oMcially valued at £5,708, but on which the year’s rent claimed from them amounted to permanent, | will offer GREAT BARGAINS TO-MORROW. on | than ene ‘noni tate hote, | and at these marked-down prices are decided bargains. | SHAPE, IT IS NEVERTHELESS ABOUT TWICE | WEEK FOR THE SALE OF ALL REMNANTS, and | center counters will coutsin nothing but ressuanta, all iW | measured, and prices marked in plain figures. GEO. J. JOHNSON, i928 713 MARKET SPACE. _ | Fem MENTION FOR AUGUST. HOUSEKEEPING FABRICS. Pillow Cass Cottons, Nanikins, Towels, Serena Bote tah Dosen a | Be yard nt a a ‘in short lengths at Sod eet Hs Contes SOE AT MARE DOWN RATES. - | Smant Incr s Pace Lise Datty- yon rit Coane | shot eK. BROWN & CLAGETT, iy28 809 MARKET SPACE. JRESTAURAST DE Panis, | 1424 PENNSYLVANIA Avenur. Nortawzst. 1 or Jpedien and. Gentlemen at $20 | ed TOOM with every comforts apd | Sy as-thes, tase" PEorossis. Sealed ited notil TENTH AU- GUST to cre s FOWN HALL a Ree a = i pane and 5} peccations tobe eos at the law WwW. "Talbott, ofice of N. jeht is reserved to re, or all bids. an: HN 3. HIGG! Jy30,ang3a6" Roekville. Ma. Wy oopwarp & LOTHROP, 9h— PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 OFFER THIS WEEK UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN FRENCH CORSETS. Desiring to close out a few numbers of fine CORSETS, ‘We have made the following reductions in elegant goods: An Elegant FRENCH CORSET, beautifully embroi- | dered, at $3.50; reduced from $4.50. A very nice Embroidered FRENCH CORSET at $2.50; reduced from $3.50. | Anice FRENCH CORSET at $2.25; reduced from $3.25. We have aleo reduced two numbers of GERMAN COR- SETS—one from $2.50 to $2,”another from $2 to $1.50. ‘These are freah goods and perfect in shape and finish, Our assortment of sizes is complete in nearly allof them. ‘We have also délected from our stock of fine COTTON UNDERWEAR ail the odd pieces, and marked them at | very low prices, with the view of closing them at once. Bargains can be found among them. BOSTON HOUSE, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘KER BROS'. PIANOS, D™ BURDETT ORGANS. The best now made. G. H. KUHN, Sole Agent, _407 Lorn Sr GREAT BARGAIN CLOSING OUT ODDS AND ENDS, ar DAVIS’, 719 Manaer Space, CORNER EIGHTH STREET. JOB LOT OF HATS, awortod shapes, at 25¢., Davis’. LEEMNANTS AND ODD 14 JOT HAMBURG Epa! LACES, &c., at half-price, DAVIS. oma TREAD GUT tea, GREAT VARIETY OF FANS, at very low prices, at ODD LOTS IN ALL KINDS ‘ . at OF GOODS, very heen AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF SUN UMBRI LAS, at cout, at DAVIS" LOT OF FANCY PARASOLS, at half- at AVIS". le FANCY AND stock of all kinds desirabi MinbiNeny cy FuisnliNas ‘aud NOTIONS, at lowest markt enor jyaut) MARKET Srace, conwun Eroutu STREET. iy [= es REWARD ue Pies that DI pare on] only by J. E, BLN ¥ Bre, big P u u Per “uu P CLIMB UP! CLIMB UP! AS UNINVITING AS THE FIRST FLOOR LOOKS, THE SECOND FLOOR IS STILL DISPLAYING A FAIR SIZE STOCK. ALTHOUGH THE STOCK IS LOW, ESPECIALLY TO THOSE ACCUSTOMED TO TRADE WITH US WHEN WE ARE IN GOOD AS LARGE NOW AS THOSE STOCKS THAT ARE. GENERALLY ANNOUNCED AS “THE LARGEST IN THE CITY." THERE IS NOW ABOUT $40,000 WORTH OF SEASONABLE GOODS DISPLAYED, AMONG WHICH ARE MANY OF THE MOST TASTY STYLES WE HAVE SHOWED THIS SEASON. WITH BUT TWO EXCEPTIONS (FLANNELS AND BLACK CLOTH GOODS,) EVERYTHING HAS BEEN MARKED WAY DOWN, AND WE REALLY DOUBT WHETHER AS LOW FIGURES AS WE NOW NAME WILL BE SEEN FOR YEARS TO COME. SINCE MONDAY LAST WE HAVE DONE ALL OUR BUSI- NESS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, AND IT IS VERY GRATIFYING FOR US TO STATE THAT OUR SALES HAVE NOT BEEN INTERFERED WITH IN THE LEAST. PEOPLE EVIDENTLY PREFER TO Wwe tks i eaeeion4 ETENT WOMAN ¢ = froning. AY] Dat 6 renee, SS Ray ACTIVE WHITE do dinirx-roomamd chumber work: must su and obit at No. 1104 Pith street hoth- ra RESPECTABLE. AND p coMrRTE ST |W ioe & eaeeeus housework Wt: tena ‘toate BP 1216 resnington street, ome | | Waite -woo. see “AND ee amo Dp ttt beg gee = colored Man who can | Reelidvent pate somata. war ANTED—A GOOD SERVANT FOR BA FAMILY Wiehe cay maa tae ‘B14 9th street, Beiwe bctntiani and fate eerteamet CO WARTED-A A RELIEF CLE e SBE AUGUST THE ler § siege C5 le | b ein E GIRL 70 Room, vecond Apply at. 318 ‘84 a.m. wad 6 ana 7 No. 813 K street, or FO RENT—THI comm | Separate. moderate, PLEASANT, it together oF Al Saite on te fist a floor. dp, ong, Se loor. “Terms R a SYTHE PROPERTY No D cat, suitatve for the —_,s ‘AbPly at GAOL street i Fa SALES. Ni oF FOUR BROOM, HOU 7 west, ah and belan | month, vat pereent ay. We DANES HC SALE THR E | Few * | we | FR SALE GOOD WORK HORSE. Foe | |B KELEHER'S Stabiew, 4 th ee ee eee Lille Foe BSALE-SBVERAL J HANDSOME, ESTEY OR. | rnd eg, ae aera Rare he be t50 daye bE Geis WILD ARGS Bs | wine cheoplng Y | cash for the nex sot SA a ne BRO. pine ae oR HORSE, ONE. Ni PoE BENT ieee a ROOMS 8 CAN BE BE ms 3 cade (oe ‘oe | auver Site Depot. INO. B CLAGETS Taree oa sate he : | Fron. RENT—UNEURNISHED Boose, SUITABLE ‘HREE (3) FIRST-CLASS for a smal) W Apply = No. 1410 14th references eau lo. 120T i rtrect oy | Went. y27-3t" NTED- R FIVE MA’ MAKERS. OR Yom ier —A TABLY-FI iy FURNIY WS ‘ANTE ED , ee a Berge Apap : Seem D ROOMS, ae, Fo go end aagabene sae re — DERG D Hotel: comer fer and B streets, Capitol Hall. Fg for houweheoping, a at No. GOB 13th once Pia, 80: é month. ge a ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN b | POR, REeae FRRASANT Fu imam | ret nerthwest a8 ancl ns on same Fe Wilting, Boe 14s, hear omteee in own band: | gentle aos oe cae boy ot seek srs oat Printing 1, BOX poe FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH R 8. iTED—A GOUD RAILROAD. BLACKSMITH. cs fey oy for li: ak \CRRE Set ATR Ry ieee eee | Rel & Oo. 1526- Buh ‘etree, ‘near Hutreet. Private | ook-cane. jy26-30" | avenne ENT—A Li EARGE 4 iD PLEASANTLY LOCA- mR 8. ge T) hes Lick: | ROR OMe GOT EEO RULE ths DAP IST. MAN AS WATERMAN | Adarent Ct RSE Sees = | Emegaivareaccons 0 cat. Ara mer and Navy so an to secure ‘at special | 1804- sy20-et PELL Oe. tment coun, “Addrens, giving au, eapecity, oto. eae fice , Star offi V ANTED {TWO ABLE-BODIED MEN AS LABOR- Apply fo R. FULTON'S Loan Office, 314 gibatrest. “peiween ‘D street NTED_—BY A SaPCRARE z yusework “Address "No. 1148 ae <STIVATION TO TO COOK. i 1 aessint wil eral housewor res | yas faruiah quod retmrenne, gre! sNo. is Hill, between ist and 2d ste. Ws fam FORENT DEstRABrE: UNFURNISHED ROOM! ‘second floor; bath; site rita WA as eer ens Sane Fai yestern or portewestarn park of the city. Addrers WANTED—HOUSES. _ WANTED—BY isan. pa Peeling OR Jer OF Ble tenants. "YOUNG & CALDW ‘New York Jy28-1w TANT: RNIS OG "AIR SIZ, wa ra ATED APURNISHED HOUSE OF: | torma, 5. Stae onn with W4ANTED—TORENT, FEARED noose | Jn the northwest ‘section. Address, ZERO, Star office. HOUSE, ON Avaust 15ru, aulie; tnaet and, up Pa} ermanent ing price and descrittn ng hor Sarat ORSES TO PASTUR! Dwi be at J. OHEEN'S stabl Apa wtccet ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, JOHN W. BELL, Fairland, Montgomery co., Md. dy W RES aga Malco 496 Maine ave. south i Fe ANTED-AT RICK'S OLD STEAM CARPET ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and niture to ——— cord WANTED —TOAN ANNOUNCE THAT JOHNE. aoe fork Comma than in any other establishment in Orders by telephoue, A. Hl CHACE & ‘ho. 616 isigna avenue. of Deeds tor Every Site snd ‘Tenors, 0 8 Come, sioner, Exaininer and Notary. ‘iways in'oftes from 9 a.m. toSp. m. y ANTED—FRA’ AND HAIR MA’ Renovate b 7, Steam ait Male Over U and Decorat stored and 3 and oxsmine. “A Fa H. YOUNG'S, 1404 Pennayivania avenues. _ av: [2-6 J ANTED FURNITURE TO STORE IN FINE W Storage Rooms. CHACE'S, 616 La. ave. maril TANTED—| TO VA’ | _ REATHERS | RENOVATE, MAT- Furniture to Pack and 616 Louisiana zvenue. inci NTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVER IN LARGE OR ‘Small Quantities. cauh price paid. 321 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d and 43 streets. Janl9 WwW ANTED—YOU TO} KNOW’ THATISELL A FIRST- class Tailor-made \d-hand Suit, much better @ common new suit can XP JUSTH'S OLD STAND, <a d street Lorthwest, or at Branch Store, N 405 N. B.—We buy but ay to Remal A. H. CHACE & Shoe. ESIRABLE BOARD CAN ‘OBTAINED FOUR miles from Ws m, in Virginia; plenty of shade, fruit and v ; large rooms: terms $25 per month. “Apply to G. G. CORNW . Vek eciay mazivanis avenue, or address MRS. M., riington, Va. Carriages "to station. “Jy28-3t" IRS’ AS§ COUNTRY BOARD, AT BLOOMING- dale Farm, half a mile from East Falls Church Sta- Hon, af reasonable rates. Good shade and water. Ad- dress 3 ‘W. PHILLIPS, uureh,-Va, §2 [UMM eee = ion, Columbia Heights, a fow Booms, ten degrecs lower temperature Every homie comfort; shade trees and lawn jn abun: dance. __ sy16-20 (CouNtEy BOARD.—A FEW MORE BOARD: ‘be comfortably socommodated af an old Vi Apply to WM. L. IKISH, oor farm h house. ____ MONEY TO LOAN. 000 AND & 000 IN HAND TO ty. eens pours. northwest. No. 920 F street pe Jy28-3t ONEY N NEY TO tO THOS. J. ei R & CO. Jy9-Am i street northwest. price, | -2t* be in good neigh? | ISCEL eDANEOUS: | Hghttully cool | in in town. street north Penneylvan' _Sy28-3t ees ce U. Pe ix No. 2a i ead "| ror. RENT BRICK K HOUSES, NOS N08, 1230 mney Ce low price yment from @ re- | SIDNEY T. NIMMO, _4y23-6t 433 7th utrect northwest, OR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN.—THE WELL. frown “North, Ariingtou as | (OR SALE—THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT | oF pee soe hand “eS eS a aes, at ns, for ale Orexchange at very low prices, P. BraclitiE 6. 466 Penne. ave Je30-3m ‘OR TRA LARGE 8TOCK OF NEW P pearnnye's Tad Petseet mie ae mis es aad poe tang, cat Simp-Seain, Extention =) HOU! Te ‘Su at ‘OR Bi oR BENT oop HOUBE, ATNING SIX | Tops, Busnes, Sun Terrmomay seo |e j gute st eric jersey in on, ron Land Mi 6 __ 410-416 9th st. northwest, betw Ee etl For g SALE—I HAVE ON HAND A LARG? Sock r= Se easel fe Catriawes snd Business Wagons | 150) pW HUYOK, ‘anid second-hand, Doaald owe | Pennsylvania ayetne. oan present wick mo orca jrotier refused. Repair ing promptly attended pallor se 1736 L street northwoat, furnished. 00 SOHN At XOUNG, 215 A street 8 : 90 | _m19-sm* igs bees ee 3 wai | 4415 Q street northwest # BOARDING. 1421 stuget northwert 0 | Poanvixa AT DODGE, MANSION, CORN 3 orcoran 30) Congress and Stoddart te; 224 3d street southea: . 3 se dae extensive pies «rounds; Ce pater: Property forealoin vay sl oo data Fogie: wearable rater, Pe Romy 1588 i. HUYOK, “Nomialaria or chilis.” 4326-8 EAT 7-ROOM Fram, HOUSES cond ey a “4 quero remn Bint . ygee. Address C, ANDERSON scoTCH ‘GTNOHAM, ‘The best in the Worid, for 37% Conte per yan’. AVERL 1412 HW STRERT a aR Nina tad for Youn 2 eae fern: besces Bribe 08-20 | 4 FULL LINE OF ALL RINDS ; OF WHITE Goops. 8 CONNECTICUT AV- ‘Pres Ropes SEPTEMBER 21, 1, ctrevlars | - pate PROF. AND MRS. 1c] 25 Pas Sergent 1. THEO. HYATT, President. OCELAND History, Beles 1 = Beri ane MISSES BURGERS, Principals. (00L FOR Gi “SANDY 5B, sep Popes Bert a, ful | | —--Bntirely mew and tight for Samuner Wear, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & Sons, 919 PRENSYLVARIA AVERUR. — en a sOUTH | WILLIAMS. ENCE PORES. § in vares boys for College or tor busioems: Toes CHOICE ee a Sraltatheste: BESSY . MILLS, A.M., Principal. IVERVIEW ACADEMY Dace sa = a, R POURKEERSTE XT comme WIDE AWARE Secon ogee eee SCD | ERASE Ee in due. = >a. “Sete IS colo “OTs BEREES 3 inetpal. J. Foc aoe ners, as well a thoes wishing to be qualified for Teach- ers or performers. 734 12th street northwest. ‘ap30-eo3un" beer LADIES" COLLEGE. | presidents the titel fein Ree ti Ghtran . HELLMUTR, D. _L., Lord Bishop of Huron, ay 25 FALL TERM OPENS WEDNESDAY, Serreupen 21. Handsome and ious buildings, beautifatly situ ated ins most locality, abo by | from Niagara Fi Nigar Falk er he and the We | Sountine 1 the founder of this i -. D.C. | GPENCERTAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘Corner of 7th and L. streets nothwest, holds MER SESSIONS For instruction in Practical Letter Writ- | ing, tag, Mg a Bouts try and Busi- Paitin: Day seexions, $7 por month; evening scs- wi month. inn $8 per aly, | Seen teasoms: tuition fen, $5 Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and Particular attention to and Practical Penmanship pede Ea ggevein for ‘a couree of aix- TYLER & CHEWNING, 338 Lae MOHAIR AND LINEN ULSTERS AT COST. MADRAS GINGHAMS reduced to 125s ot, | ANDERSON’S GINGHAME reduced to 37% etm. | FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 25 ct | Best quality ALL LINEN LAWNS reduced to 95 ots, FOULARD and SUMMER SILKS at cost. x upon. the «" Spectal Bargains” in LADIES" INITIAL HANDEER- within it of this city, besutif aly aoa |. Easy it caer Gee i oy CHIEFS, at 25 cts., end GENTLEMEN'S INI- terms. small Farms on BT A. PHIL | ae be at yw S TIAL HANDKERCHIEFS ot 50 cts. CIPS, 1428 New York avenue, > jyis-m*” | Board ep eta | FORGE SET POR gua por a pie vera “ated, Be ey, sums ovune. come. Soe eee ” | sputum’ eduction of ane THREAD GLOVES, SHETLAXD @mAWEA, FOR _RENT—HOUSES — SALE-PARM ae MILE FROM “OS? =i ‘BLUE FLANNELS. — CS Pear eee oa | Tady Principal Helimuth Ladies’ Colleye, London, On- FOR, RENT (SIX ROOM BRICK DWELEING., xO. o tario, jyl4-tawi6t_ | £4" ONE PRICE ONLY. iy fod. 8. SWORMSTEDT, 999 strwcke ya. Beato pa Address i. ates | FP nticr ee ee alc es | FoRR RENT, HOUSE 8 2,199 2D STR NORTH- Fe Fe SALE-ONE AE SEAR 3 a 00: | 2" Eymmed on 9, NEDRESDAL, ‘Sept. 7th. Loca- PERRY & BROTHER, | ney at Law, 00 Tih a yao wily al owner we ey pened at gmat to | fi ‘Terius very moderate. For catalogues PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Cox. Sra Sraxer. $y23 | Fated Ztnoaiyest nee | BRICK, NO. 1313 § et paz WILDE BHOS, 700 7th atreet northwest. j18-1m | "NYT en Mus. M. W. HACKELTON, Pree't. JULY 0, JULY 2p, 1,000 WELL INVESTED. FOURTH FAVORABLE PURCHASE. Full information given at the College office. 30 a ETOWN, COLLEGIATE INSTITU’ 1. = TDERED MU caus, ~—a each Gagks BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Roel “3 a “pee | LADIES.—The tenth ‘commences the ‘Te. * second WEDNESDAY in 1881, Itoffers | a « “ “ 0. ** a pleasant home, Worowel Instruction’ tn Enghish | Dranobow, Latin and Moder 5 Vocal and In- | 2.00 =| * ad 1% strumental Music, Elocution For citculars ayply to | 9 59 “ “ 1s“ Mise ‘STEPHENSON, 3100 Natreet, Ba 3e29-Im” | 3.00 “ “ 1.7% HE ARCHER INSTITUTE. MRS. ARCHER AND | 3.75 - - 2.00 mah Buber of MU epend the summer, in Calo- “ “0 ” - o yado. Mr. and ed Mra. ‘and Aira. 3 . MUSSARUS wacomes bactome | = 2.50 uring aaweus ay | “ “ “ | Question concerning ‘the school. MN. Tie! ie “ “ - ee “ a | THE, CH CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL, FOR Hou <a and Lit ite Girls—will REOPEN on ONEY.—A email sum can TO LOAN for a Ebner Nine A Hose A Soul a sm, BY: Cloud Buia Me MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN at 2 Loan Ofice, 314 tt street ONEY TO LORE In Sums to suit as pe rey xerare sit Bix Per Cont, J. V. HUYGR ie Heat Estate Acre, ‘ENT, EI ij m2 Office 1505 ONEY TO LOAN, I ae money 70,14 LOAN 26 BEAL INCONVENIENCE THEMSELVES A LITTLE, AND | terest, AVAIL THEMSELVES OF OUR STOCK AND LOW PRICES. IN ANSWER TO A NUMBER OF IN- QUIRIES, WE BEG TO STATE THAT WE EXPECT £8,376, or forty per cent more than the actual value of the land. No wonder there is trouble fm Ireland. ——_—~++>______ Mr. J. W. Simonton’s retirement from the di- fection of the New York Associated Press will be ‘Very much regretted by every well-i l-informed jour- malist in the country. To his ability and untir- ceca rat he Associated Press is largely in- dedted efficiency of the present system of collecting news. Mr. Hi TO FINISH THE IMPROVEMENTS BY THE 27TH OF NEXT MONTE. 4. SAKS & 6O., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. sy [4°S CALL an EXOONE HE NEW NO. 4 VICTOR SEWING MACHINE, ‘The best and most reliable Machine Ever Manufactured. Beceem gg ye ‘beau- tifal in appearance. We have also the TED And all the other standard makes. fice where you can earngare all the diferent ‘and then take your choice and weve your money at nn omnes, 52 All inde Repaired. ““Gharges moderate. No delay. nov26 916 HES ROO ARE eee | DAY, the 14th of SEPTEMBER. It cy ne RENT. ROOM, AND DWELLING: joure, 714 E tyeat y of | ‘extensive, ‘HRANE _ | ibe a ie arg i Bele eau al wet Ee nm — > *QR RENE ONE\THREE-STORY Sata on House oo EARLE! Wi 3h ater, mares strects no: ‘ wane ON 1516 streets north- NN x west. No. ty12 Combis wtvect northwea, with ine MPs auoa i ape Inquire. No. ‘th street t northwest, CH. RUPEE. sy37-8t — ‘OR RENT—A GOOD: NINE-E ROOM Hi HOUSE Aap Fg rivania sve _ modern improvements. | Inquire No See ies a | ron eee array a an Pa GUINNIP, Da¥Y & ©0-, oe iyi? mi | OR RENT— (OST NEW, teks Board. D: Be stOCk CREAN, | acres of oun min bare sr bocce sam |S Ag ae! 820, 822 axp 824 Szvenrn Sraeer, epand it utes” Tide: ais. tic aisle wal Rom salon on 8 een a SS PROME. | ‘3. POLLOCK nade bali WILL MAKE 4 GRAND OFFERING bates * | pil be fou te founda moet > POR RENT AND SALES oF PROPERTY, Privare | DE:7*e: Tom anc = sa F retloetees ‘ ont SES ROOMS, FURNISHED © = ——————————— o sabe oa ‘oath st te offi oF on, Wace PRT eenot eatop gt Nos Sie, $ig and | COWLTHITE SWAN ™ WHITE SWAN, AMAN, street northwest. 3927-3" AGLEN, “class Board i, - month. FLA _ = ae a FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRESS PERSONAL. 2 PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, tein Fron Bakr ca, wees EO MADAM Ross, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, | RE- Cas Bx Bovant Oxtx oF DURING THE COMING WEEK. cornice ith tnd Petree gatiafnction in ail afsire of life than sey one ithe GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON. Fe, BENT~2129 x "STREET. wea ao | Seputom: Selle the past, Pes ee pres nae 4 —_— T; | Co.r corner Sot Tate ont love and - iste Taboat Gaia Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries and Table Lux- | Pen ce Waa mepand aga NE ANY A = shore B treet nor weet. Sr6_ | CELEBRATED CRACEERS for mle a = seat | ———<—<————— <0 SPEULALTIES. 4y23___‘:1200 F STREET NORTHWEST. NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES, (T—TWO BRICK HOUSES, TEN ee ILES.—A_ CURE POSITIVELY SURE. NO ONE | A BMY AND NA’ WHICH WILL BE DISPLAYED 19 atic ‘Aply WOOOHN F. GREEN 0.1520 ep Be een oc a apr A ae: - - feck cure guaranteed Call and eet Seton cri PoRnE _ RENT_HOUSE 625 I STREET NORTHWEST, | what my patients have to Consul: Manx) ATTRACTIVE PRICES, 2 rooms, $35. Teieere BURNEY, 390 43gstreet. | tation free Ea ft oy nya oon 3y25-6t eet STRICTLY PURE RYE WHISKY. WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS (OR RENT HOUSE No. 1635 NEW JERSEY AVE- | \ ADAM DUBOUIS. FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS north ve rooms, water and Key Magnetic Electricity; tells true life; card reader; at 1619 New Jersey avenue northwest. eae tells Past, present and futtire, and. iy advice for POPULARITY UPON ITS MERITS. THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON. lady ‘and gentleman. No. 604 iin northwest. FEN No, 2006, 14TH STREET } NORTH. | Hours from 9 to 12 a. 3523-2 ow , irproveranie 0 er m per month each. Ta M38.2.2; WHIGHE CLAIRVOYANT AN AND MAG- . WITMER, Proprietor, ee quire of 8 BO) jy25-1w NETIC SL RICIAN, hes eminent suocess fn peat | _dyi6 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. FOR RENT BUILDING, ON \ THE NORTHWEST | Saf ster oadance, tod Gin strook const of, F street | (1LARET. ~ CLARET. <naeree corner of street anc ave | northwest. +0" ed . Nie x State Department. Apply to JOHN NNTB ie F F OTe, BROOKE, TEES ani, Tae EVENTS OF | — FRONSAC. ST. ESTEPHE. OMBRE-SATIN MERVEILLEUX SASH RIB- a Ail business confidential. a MOULIS. MEDOC. Fee 0-870) RICK, 1429 8 STREET Ginn 80 cet each ‘No. ‘200 1 etreot, Detweeas at BON | be, bath, ga, water; fine dry | 5th streets nortin Toid2ows | ST. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. | cent A ADDIS at Let Steck, befor! 8a.m. and = — CLOS DES MEYNARDS, | diese NTs! la a FROM AUCTION AT HALF PRICE. Re RENT 1900 w RHODE: ISLAND AVENUE, » oe PIANOS AND ORGANS. MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. otnaghs —— a = ae B. W, REED'S SONS, y W. DANENHOW IN, 1 a —— month. “W. W. DANENHOWER. & 30) a? ¥ | GELLING OFF. 4230 1216 F st. northwest ni HOUSE 447 MS' T 8 . river Hiches bait fe ee espe nome, GUINNIP, DAY & CO. e = Bebnepivanta avenues Seine EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND— | _Tomakeroom fora large stock of NEW PIANOS for PES se Joth street near gas | the Fall Trade, Twill ell an elegant lot of firt-clas, oitiga above Pennsylvania, avenue. Store can be de- nearly new, pe i we parlorm large cellar, 28, _ * SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES, | (OLD MEDAL = TRABLE RESID! IN GOO! Awarded st the National Fair over all other com- Geabinon content tre eens eget SOD SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S 70 ee Dine rooms. Apply at S00 O wi PIANO WAREROOMS, ‘The handsomest Minnessis Fstent Four in the United z : 483 Tru Staxer Nonrawzst. Sard MINNEOLA, = LOST ae FOUND. — | _The Trade epecialty invited to call. Sy28 A very superior Minnesota Patent. = A’ ae Let UNITED Danone are gee ae FUALter Davis £0078 anStERLDNG's 87 FANCY. sus erae H REY oom M10 Retest nae WORLD Fann AND ieee EN E [O8r SOME DE ‘OST_SOME DAYS AGO A PACKAGE i OF seo clored in white en ; RO value to any one but tony ee Ayr QURE RRAUSE, care A. PURNER” ae D. te a VENUE. _ it | _8p23-00 WM. M. GALT & CO. 1. WILD & BRO. ; —— CHANCES. + Have removed 10 thelr new Musical Warerooms, R A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND a red Leta Reta sotauzent And aah Saree in the Sale and : \TION, nd are an i. TE terms 1. 20" | Rent of PLAN BTANOS ahd OF GROANS during the summer.°" | viRGINtA CLARET IN iCE WORTH eae PROFESSIONAL. Tae 7B Be ae se Ma. INSURANCE, = oe INSURANCE COMPANY, EET me se. RATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, lira fraser anv New Yorx Ave. Wit you wa oo oon L (Office in Hallway. Saad in On of te % MFORTABLE F! ‘Ciro ‘0 HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.” Saas fpr and pear eee teenie ours om oa. OPES Daya, ae Soto tl eae ahead am, “Saaipestiacs eee nth ea eres OR. NORTON’S SEEDLING ee pipet Aolnd Mimneecis Bally Bow, Jostly named = we eres el ge “HUaE Guay SLY are just the Wines. yields in perfection OLD STAG PURE RYE P adabnd ce fmocthness, Savor «ae ceed HUME, CLEARY & C0., et 60 Manxer Grace. CARTER’s, 425 __T1l MARKEY SPACE, WASHINGTON, D.C. seen ay izvite an inepection of stock and com- ONE PRICE ORLY, marked in plain figures. TRUNNEL, CLARK & 00. : ' ' ’ : :