Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1881, Page 2

GTON The he Evenine star bas iar, permanent, ide daily circulation more ah tre] rane ef any ether dalle seper ‘and Mibad “of, ail the ether papers here togethe: “Persone leaving the city for the summer can bave Tue Srax mailed to them, postpaid, for | Sifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. ~ Abherrent te pamaee 7 Nothing in the way of satisfactory proof has | Jet been developed in regard to the iafernal ma- ehines alleged to have been taken from the | steamships Malta and Bavarian at Liverpool. | ‘The English authorities say the premature pub- Ucation of the discovery of the machines frus- | trated their plans for the detection of the guilty Parties. However, if the statement that a cer- tain number of barrels marked cement but con- taining dynamite and clock-work machinery for the explosion of that substance be true, it cer- tainly ought not to baffle the detective skill of two continents to find out who shipped these Mischievous contrivances. There is some strong circumstantial testimony to implicate O'Don- | ovan = Rossa. in his journal, the Uni- ted Irishman, he bas been urging secret organizations of Irishmen “to burn down or blow up whatever property is carried under | the English flag. What if they are peacefal ships ?—let them be: destroy them.” He has per- sistently urged this advice. Every issue of his Paper for some months has contained editorials inciting the Irish peopie to secret and incendiary | attacks upon English ships. In one article he ne club in America ** should ish ship under its especial protec, thi tion, and we would hail with delight the sinking or blowing up of every ship carrying that pirate flag.” These are samples of his recent utter- ances, and they may be lezitimately considered in the nature of evidence showing his willing- hess to engage in the use of dynamite and in- fernal machines for the destruction of English | ships. In an interview published in the New | York Sun yesterday, Rossa, when reminded that these English ships carry American passengers, who would be involved in the wholesale destrac- tion proposed, replied that “if British vessels were destroyed off the face of the sea, Americans ‘Would go in their own country’s vessels, as they should.” He made a damaging admission in this same interview in regard to the destraction of the British ship Doterel in the Straits of Ma- gellan on the 26th of last April. This vessel, Just after anchoring, and while all her crew were on board, was blown up. Only eleven out of the 140 men on board escaped with their lives. The ship was suddenly torn into a thousand frag- ments, and there was no possible way of learn- img anything as to the cause. Rossa says he had been informed some time before the Catastrophe that “steps had been taken for the destruction of the Doterel,” but ‘whether there ‘was any connection between the persons en- gaged in that affair and the placing of explosives in the hold of the Malta and Bavarian,” he could not say. This statement implies a know- ledge of parties who have planned the destruction of a British vessel, and Upon that fact Mr. Rossa shonld be | ompelied to tell all he knows of such plots. may be that he is simply talking to give himself alittle cheap notoriety by pretence of holding secrets of great importance; but it is worth While for the authorities to find ont what he does know. He has charge of a fund which, he says himself, is intended for secret pur- poses. The incendiary utterances of Rossa in his paper have never attracted any atten- tion in this country for the reason that no- body apprehended a1 ttempt to put in execu- tion ideas so diabolical. The American people abhor cowardly methods. The assassin and the sneak who would by mechanical means hurl a ship-load of people into eternity for the sake of Political revenze can find no sympathizers in this country. The Irish citizens as loudly con- demn such methods as anybody, no matter how they may feei on the subject of the relations be- tween England and Tretand. The death of Secretary Burch will necessitate an election of his successor very soon after the assembling of Congress. The office must remain ‘vacant until then, as there is no law for the ap- pointment of an ad interim secretary. The long struggle over the election of Senate officersduring the recent special session is certainly not yet for- gotten. The democrats, with just one-half of the Senate, maintained that as the offices were filled with capabie men there wasno need of an election, and they resisted it for days and weeks. They also put forth the plea that as the incumbents bed performed all the labors attending the rez- | ular session of Congress it would be unjust to | turn them out just as vacation season was at hand. It has been reported, and in fact demo- eratic Senators have expressed themselves to | that effect, that the policy of resisting a change of officers would be renewed next session; but | if this was intended the death of the secretary Will no doubt cause an abandonment of the poi- icy. It will nate to elect a secretary, and the casting vote of the Vice Pres- | ident will give the office to the republica | NS un- } less the present politica! status of the Senate shall be ¢! ed by death or resignation be- | tween this and December. Each party will held | a caucus and nominate its candidate. A resolu- tion will then be adopted to proceed with the | dection, the result will be decided by ballot. oe | The New York Ties seems to want the gov- | rnment to call out the troops to compel rail- Way managers to keep their engagements with zach other and to prevent the cutting of rates for transporting passengers and freights. It Would be much better to use the military as well as the legislative branch of the government to Prevent the making of compacts by the railway magnates. and to keep rates down. The facts that these breaks occur periodically, and that all the through lines can afford to carry passengers and freights for little or nothing during a part of the year without seriously hurting their profits or diminishing the value of their stocks show conclusively that the regu’ar tariff of tharves as agreed upon are tooDigh. i The death of Col. Burch, secretary of the "U_ SB. Senate. yesterday, was unexpected. The Qews that he had improved was the last the public had heard from him. He made many friends in Washington during his residence here. He was courteous in all his official rela- tions and genial in social intercourse. He was a graduate ot Yale College, and though a law- yer by profession had conducted the editorial management of the Nashville American, the democratic organ of Tennessee, for many years. Hartmann, | the nihilist co conspirator, has finally the United States. He has been engaged for years in hatching plots of assassination and | murder. He cannot be considered a desirable Requisition to either our political or social cir- tles. He professes to come as a representative of Russian nihilism, seeking aid and counte- nance, but his declaration, in an interview, that the nililists believe all means legitimate to secure their ends, will not commend his cause } It dee D PRICES FoR SUMMER GOODS. $1.00 BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES for......50c. . ALL-WOOL LACE BUNTINGS: — 15e. SEERSUCKERS for... 25e. FIGURED LINEN LAWNS for. EMBROIDERED SWISSES for. ee TYLER & CHEWNING, _ 4529-6 913 Tra Srexer Norrnwrsr. FU SST-CLASS AND REMARKABLY CHEAP. | _Elewant new style Colored Lisle Thread Hose, $1.25. Colored. ne bone and All- oo He dker- | chiefs, 5 and Bal- Goods, White Goods, Hoxié chiefs, Gloves, Towels, Ravina, c., &e., ata ce, at BRODHEAD Tos" F STRkeT, BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH. ‘Comp: | prices. 3329. | est ARRIVED w. McLEAN'S, | Af of MAHOGANY, WALNUT and. ASH, fiscknetses” Also, s lot of 4-1 FLORIDA CEDAR, “LUMBER YARD, Jy29-2w" 13th and’ B streets. ' 00D NEWs TO BUYERS! E all being large to accommo- cNey! city Fall Fall Beech wa —— | WE MUST SELL SUMMER GOODS REGARDLESS “Sor ping Ee m Gents’ Fine Calf Gagters and Shove, Gents’ Good Low Ses Ladies’ Finest French Kid Button. Ladies" Ve Best sisgeasueaesss 35c. Lasting Slippery: Ladies’ 60c. Kid Sippers. WILLIAM HAHN, RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, oe Seventh 22 Pena arenug } SIGN, RED SLIPPER. ELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK Aa! Osoors fog 58 SHOES; must be sold rexardless of 's Sp ees aes ee = = wisdocee = 734 7th street northwest. | fe | StH MENTION FOR AUGUST. ANOTHER TREMENDOUS REDUCTION! 000 yards fine 45 cta. Ginchams at 22 cts. in dark colorn for fal, 2,000 yards sso yagda L 8 from. 5 to 25 yard at 1244 cts. | 500 yards righ Line Jost double the prices Lon‘dale and Sines ne Vio le Beate ioeca abe Tier Dary vor THE Comixa EEK. BROWN & CLAGETT, jy29 809 MARKET SPACE. U U pepe U UP uu PG 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 |WRADE WITH US WHEN WE ARE IN Goop SHAPE, IT IS NEVERTHELESS ABOUT TWICE 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 | INCOSVENIENCE THEMSELVES A LITTLE, AND | AVAIL THEMSELVES OF OUR STOCK AND LOW PRICES. IN ANSWER TO A NUMBER OF IN- | QUIRIES, WE BEG TO STATE THAT WE EXPECT | i TO FINISH THE IMPROVEMENTS BY THE OF NEXT MONTH. A. SAKS & €O., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. _ 719 GREAT BARGAINS. CLOSING OUT ODDS AND ENDS, ar DAVIS’, ‘719 Marker SPACE, Connun EIGHTH STREET. JOB LOT OF HAT! at 25e., HATS, assorted shapes, peat LOT HAMBURG EDGES, at DAVIS 719 | EMNANTS AND ODD LC hens &e., at half-price, LOT LISLE THREAD GLOVES, st 10c. Oe. PSS. GREAT VARIETY OF FANS, at yery low prices, at DAVIS. ps LOTS IN ALL KINDS OF GOO: | at = ‘ois Se Eeyoene ASSORTMENT OF SUN UMBREL- LAS, at DAVIS". Lor an FANCY PARASOLS, srsltricg Com stock of all Kinds desirable FANCY AND ¥, GOODS,. TRIMMINGS ™ on iGS and NOTIONS, ae 719 Manger Spack, connen Eroura street. _dyt-lw CARRIAGES, tothe people of this s country. The news trom the White House continues fa- Yorable. Each day marks some progress to- wards recovery. There was a slight febrile rise Jast night, caused perhaps by the changing of the President Leck and forth from his room in order ‘that it wight be cleaned out and purified. The fever laxted but a short time, and all the favora- Ble symptoms continue to-day. A.case of yellow fever le is in the lower quaran- tine of New York harbor. The vessel which ‘Brought in the case left Havana last Tuesday, ut except this one person none of the (pamengers or crew lave yet been attacked with ‘the disease. This the first and only case that ‘Bas appeared tuis year in the United States. and ‘Sueh precautions have been taken as to remove all danger of any spread of the disease from this tase. CARRIAGES. handa fine of first-class CARRIAGES. - ort pg but hi-fi workmen ug the beet ‘an experience of yore lao - Tiled sorive to any osstumers a work ag can bo anywhere. ‘Repairing promptly attended, fy2s-iw £10416 EIGHTH STREET BEE. Nomawabr Sc8uizs MILWAUKEE BEER. tin Cua tna tn by ta genet em PU | _ sy SAM'L C. PALMER, DEPOT, 1212 ro 124 29rn STREET NORTHWEST. (a Taxzrmonio Coxunction. all 200. | Inquire at ADICAT Sa a . yi iE Were COMPETENT BA <T BARBER: MusT UST BE WANTED—HELP. ———— FOR S ALE- RAILROAD LABORERS. IN @ . 01 VE UNFURNIS Wier. Fe. aie FOUR oR VEIN INISHED ‘once at the corner 20th and M streets north- 1235 Meesact:ueetts avenne north + | went SOHN CURRENS = a " TANTED — 50 COOKS, CHAMBERMATDS AND | ae ROOMS, UNFURNISHED. W Aiton, “with ‘rotererices fae AS AD Fe fret or eecond seomnd foot, references. “At Now =, ase pee os <2 street northwest | = Feasts RENT—UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, OF Ww ANTED—A YOUNG eS OF EI EDU HON TO $18 por month. No. ese 636 Maemacharetts | py 3 porition. Fee Ay SEWELE & | avenue ‘nortneat it 90, No. Ta20 Divers avenne northwest seated 1° Wars. YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE R. busi must come 467 Pennsylvania avenwe, 1t* | | WASTE! ‘ED IMMEDIATEL LY TWOGERMAN GIRLS: | one a4 chambermaid. Apply | at Mu at MES He 470 and 412 avenue f= ee | Sst Sh ed de streets ae bors none FORTABLE, PLEASANT pomec: ‘gentlemen We ae ‘HIT! i waiting and elucking: = 4938-3 1411 Pennsylvania avente northwest. ioe | FO%,, BE marine FURNISHED, 2 COMMUNT- ‘Suitable for licht water. fuss tis = — ar | FO eae and wages. or cma avenue northwest. ‘1302 SRUL Bor sirtaes. y foreronn, oe et remain at tent and briny good reference. ofa st 408 4th street east, Capit = TANTED— (ITE GIRL A’ W a TE GS. BEES or L stroct northwest tee Sey API it 913 Het northwest, =, an hee ag aad 7 2a WANzED BY AUGUST THE Isr, Ri i RENT—VERY DESIRABLE © COMMENICAT. | WU | Dwell | i ‘OR SALE—HOUSE No, 729 Gra STREET SOUTH- F east, a eix-toom frame, Sp. Rong terms: good chance to xet a Cheap bi fystreet ut 8 Gheap bomg. ‘Soyetee OR SALE-VERY DFSIRAULE THREE- STORE Fase ar Peet norihwest. WARNKK, 916 rihwest. FOE SALE—A NEAT 7-R00M FRAME HOUSI with double let, ood Relichborhood, northesesern partof the city, two squares from H-street Ste" Dergain for cash. “Address 4 C Box 36, Cit \T—THE PROPERTY No. 103 | L west, containin Store, "9 ft, Sultabie fer the cirat, Huuor oF | | camfectionery trade. “Apply at 640 L. street northweet. EDUCATIONAL. DRY Goons. ];PISCOPAL FEMALE INS! este, 5 —— {PISCOPAL FE TUSITUTE, WINCHESTEI Fray —REMNANT DAY. a chartered Institute tbe a a | Be oo locatien, in the stareat Valey af Vinetniae® fe | 4% | es ree se Te beat ee aga . | We have decided to establish FRIDAY OF RACH —Richt Rev. Wm. ce WEEK FOR THE SALE OF ALI. REMNANTS, and | will offer GREAT BARGAINS TO-MORROW. Our Ba) Wat hse SEMT@ BY, 1:12, H STREET NORTH- i School for Youns Ladies. | center counters will contain ogy eee! nothing but remnaute, all a ‘Miss: Principal. 3y25-2m | measured, end prices marked in plain figures. N INSTITU SI8 CONNECTICUT AV- caus. ae pens [BER 21, 1881. For circulars GEO. J. JOHNSON, a ve Sty di-ime MISSES BURGESS, Principals. HOUSE, NORTH- ‘elance $12.50 per W. W. DANENHOWERE SON, jy16-Im | FOR SALE THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE | street northwest: y) ¢ grounds, flowers, chede trees and fountain. P or: | Sauer end m. Fas SALE[A NICE FOURROOM Jot 15x80; part month, "at 6 per cont: 1313 Fetreet. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS (CE—-A SEES. MI | Ese : Box for‘ale® Nery low peice. COMP! cooking, washing and iron: Fo RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | one ply at No. Nona Soldiors” Hither roils oe a JaFront Room, mn, south front, fee, Board. to 9 gentio- northwest. Waite RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT | Ni aon Place northwest 128-00 | [YOR SAI LEONE BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND Petal: Apply after Lp.m. st | JOR 1 ae Bee FURNISHED, “PLEASANT, win 1etsret souteas = ar | Separates Als ne Se the ad ee Terms Bron ntl be ren Mipsis pal Mith and G streets. perth | | 4 make himecit be poor at Stage, cor JOR RENT—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, szc- ner ith and M Sy28- wr ae Boe, for light housekeeping; to aretiable party Wik aia goon SERVANT FOR J A Famay | “iyat-at- sshie (Ee ent | man © . ‘ULTON 5 Loan Of ‘OR RENT—TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS Cs CAN BE | oah for ‘the next 30 4 i insylvania avenue and had August Istat Pomona Farm, t road, strect northwest, “ssa Jy28-2w"_ | Bilver Spring Depot. JNO. B. deeper. Fee SALE-AY FINE 5: yr VE S. | FLOR RENT_UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE Ww ANTED FOUR OR OR FIY Eve or es Wes Fo. R RENT. 8 be seen at sso strech! Baluimare, Ma.” Sy27 ea exalunged: “So, 1507 Op sirect meaena: Fe QOUGHERED ALDERNE ee AN GETIC YOUNG MAN a —— eee Swale nc Als Wiss ae eee co himself go 3 T—A LARGE AND PLEAS re rah pand mich nunst cons well coe, FoR RE AS. ¥ LOCA ted Houta, ter trey Md. B&O RS well writing, Box 145, Btar office. shaded groun, » food water, and convenient to depot. | erae be Ano SELON gS LABOR: tcc. GC MEADE, Laurel, P- G. county. al B14 oth street, ‘Deéween ‘D etrect and Pennsy\vant | POR RENT STORE No. 919 10th streot_northw northwest. pete Se Ee ee Wslesal® = parket, Aan id for grocery, feed or commission Dusinese._thquire af 996 Louisiana avenue, Jyé-sm WANTED—ROOMS. WAxTED— A A. GENTLEMAN DESIRES Two | ith Board for . wife and two small ehiiaren wrt mae weet of 14th etrect, Deivate fanily ferred: Tiberally: -Adatess é | BIRONG,» Star office 3y28-3t" co. W ANTED—BY THE let OF SEPTEMBER, THREE Unfurnished Rooms, on first or sec floor, in Waste or northwestern part of the city. FOR RENT—HOUSES. OR RENTS SIX-ROOM HOUSE, CORNER in and Prospect «treets, Georget 1 per month. Inguire at 7. DS DALY S Ria Sua 174 Center r Market. ST ENT—A DESTRABLE COTTAGE, sao eth and Boundary, strocts northwest: grounds and brick st Potomac Price, $25 per month. THOS. J. TISHER & Wide | FoR RENT. Six ROOM BRICK DWELLIN @, NO. 629 South Carolina avenue southeast; only bs Ap- ply toJ. 8. ae 928 F street. dy28-3t oR OR RENT OUsE 1324 6t _WANTED—HOUSES. TANTED—BY Ista SEPTEMBER OR oat, OF ‘October, several well-located Dwellings lesira- ble tenants. "YOUNG & CALDWELL, 1420 Row, Yor ‘ork avenue. NTED—A SMALL HOUSE, ON las Pasi Ws ane ent about go prom patos WANTED—MISOELLANEOUS APEX, Star office. TE ND ANTED_—A LOW CARRIAGE OR PHETON A kia aan, eee Se Latreet northwest. eaits ‘W ANIED_SECON ve Tare or small Star office. YANTED—HORSES TOP pore ican GHEEN'S stat Fairland; Mottgornery co., Ma. Wixto-at RICE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Cleaning Worke, 496 Maine ave. southwost, Feath- org to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, ee >, 109 ) 3D STREET NO NORTH- rs, Apply M. ROHRER, At GOR era BRICK, NC (NO. | 1518 8 ai t ERT P*N0. 920 Fetroct Sy 28-3t CK HOUSES, NOS. oe, STH paoeeqnonien Ghee q repair Ap aunty OD neous modern P. SHOE: R, 920 F For RENT_BRICK HOUSE 1902 9TH a nortr Istrobee, hot = RENT BRI IND-HAND | FURNITURE quantities. Address J. W. DYE {OR oR RENT—A GOOD HOUSE, TA! ee oe f and kitchen, with waters &, very desires neighborhood. location; rent reasonable. In- quire at No: 1121 13 Now Je Jersey avenue, Cate and Mt oa F By J. V. N.HUYC! 1508 Penneplvania avedne. J strect northwoet, farnished.. A street southeast, niture A TASTED. cana TO CLEA ws iP Carpets. Our vor lower ‘tia Orders by ‘elephonee Ar Gas N. | WE DO NOT other establi pink nent Wan aoa er eatablishment in howe Sie Ean ‘CHACE & BRO., 234.34 street poutheast, Property for sale in Sveny Room 4, 1420 Ne of Deeds for Every State aud Terutors, sioner, Examine a.m. {05 p. m. Wem cuae AND HAIR MATTR fo Henovate by Steam and Make Over. say ting. and snd evamine. Skt Foy YOUNG'S, 1408 avenue. goes rand Notary. Always in office from 9 4¥28-3t apt omn aes ee aon = : ET a : r. RNIT! TORE oe RANE | At No, 622 224 street, between F and G streets north™ V ‘St i MCHACES. sig ta | west No sic mat iret, fg etuen P and ig TANTED—FEATHERS ‘TO- Sear oa eee NG linger aan oats Ww te Rom Furniture fure to Pack and Shi, *t rooms and ail modern ituprovenients. Inquire No. 403 An: Gre BROS. ocean wripgel ‘Tth street Cit RUPPERT. 4y27-St = {OR RENT—A GOOD NINE-ROOM HOUSE AND Wi Wee ERGO AUREL oR Dath-room, No, 319 11th stzeet southwest; price $27 Peansyit ‘avenue, bet. 3d and 433 fani9 roa raion improvements. Inquire No. ith street ANTED_YOU TO KNOW THATT SELLA A FIRST. | 10n REN SiS TS ALMOST NEW. W* “made Second-hand Suit, inuch better E Sacre ot around pith barn, and Seren! deal ‘iseper tut ¢ coutaon ore santos ‘be bought, Xo, 619 D JUSTIN'S OLD BTA STAND, 09 eae NB We Bay oat ‘but toatlaee 09 Sth st. northwest. Seeond-Band Chaikin ___ COUNTRY BOARDING (100D BOARD, PEAS ROOMS, _ HEALTHY Jocati Sheii W, out house, young jp. orchard, well of excellent water: nine minutes’ ride from city, six minntes? walk from stelion on. & Tt. i. Call Sddress J. §. POLLOCK, Smithsonian Institution. PENT A k Cbd eta 15th of ovary GAMAN, 51! letin fssued on eae Ist dy —See Bull Sera the office of THUS. eR. street northy OR RENT_HOUSE 625 I STREET ‘yieipome Si. BIRNEY & BIR. and Calf four years old 9th street sout value or Tests § ruments in perfect order. Boe a OR SALE—A_ Shaan OBR 08 OF ae HAND | Printing Stands. Apply to Star oflice. Jy25-Gt NOR SALE_THIRTY-FOUR DOLLARS, FoR A A New Domestic Machine, worth $50. rican Machine to oaay fora Medium sized bookcase. G. Tl. DUDLEY, 1340" Massachusetis See ae ser RK SALE—6X OCTAVE PIANO, FULL SIZE, ronowood cate, elerantly Enished.” ‘Must ‘be dis- posed of at once for owner at $90 cash. A great sucri- _ SIDNFY T. NIM 5y23-6t 433 7th Brest northwest. RS: MAGNIFICENT EEOCTAVE | mnare Grand CatvedLexHoeewoo Gass Pian of superb tone and singing quaities, for omy owner one year ago $500, and is offered at this low Ry to realize cash at once. ‘Part time payment from a re- liable party will be accepted. ie ae NEY T. NIMMO, 433 7th strect northwest. Figtovn Ponty Aen earG ta gue Pea gnown nit air, 2 in sight of thie city, beantifully. loon ted. Also on time. LIPS, 1428 New York avenue. nae SALE NINETY DOLLARS WILL BUY A ‘op Bugey st No. 101 street, north- iy Rag LE—FARM FOR SA\ re SAL nirkirk, three-fourths gana well tim! Price, $4,000. Bradford Co., Penni FOE SALE-ONE FINE, NEARLY NEW 7% 00- tave Piano; must positively be sold at & sictitice to raise cash for ownor w io has left the cfty to be sewn at G. L. WILD & BROS. th st orthwest. j18-lm improved, balance ya fruit trees. N, Athens, 3520-3w" Fate . SALE_THE TOR SALE— fe oe Tai 8 NEW 1 and Second-hand Carriages, ores w in part | Coupe, Conpeletts, Phirtons, Jump-S Extension | Tops, Buxmes, Surreys, Rockaway, kc ee ee at rea- sonable prices. Repairing prcenptly send fH GRA mi6 410-416 9th et. northwest, ARGE STOCK | For sa “SALE—1 HAVE ON. HAND A Re ine Carriaves Wi of my own Saas poste ter aeoend Caper fonts — a be sold to close ine ee F : JonN St BpSiagen a m12-3m* a street. }- BO. ARDIN G | LOOK & AT THIS_¥OU Y-FUR- | for 0 perm oui at ‘Toe Seti a ‘corner n 2th st = fassachlusetis avenine. Location very dositable, {29-3 OARDING AT DODGE MANSION, CORNER OF lange porehens © extennive sehiady rounds: best of, watar: Ce eee a8-st" paras =a cee OF LARGE SINGLE AND Double can be had in a Rooms, with Board, 2 ieee eae! circle. dress P.O. Box 407, Cit exe c 3y25-1w FOR LADIES AND GEN- at DRIVER'S HOTEL. 50c. 3y9-Im ELL FURNISHED se ost deaizable. parir ths souse Board, Sins. DB. STOCKHAM, ‘OR mote nya ci et Fe. RENT_Xo. 2006 14TH STREET NORTH- west; ; also No. 14 I street northeast = As improvenvents; $30 per month ead 321 43s street. ‘Sisiw (OR RENT—BUILDING ios THE NORTHWEST Fcormer of Vith street and Ni gs State Department. “Apply fo JOHN TRIBE ES 6 F Toons, inode) ie quire of 5. BON F Boarders 1 for August and September, on yards from the shot bat three miles feo ‘Aun ma Anapolis; healthy. W. SHEKELL, Annapolis, oo JFOR RE! ‘0-STOR} mer northwest; range, latrobe, bath, gas, water; fine di collar. Apply-a: 1421 8 street, pe eh Sam. aid after BLE BOARD CAN BE OBTA’ we FOUR les from, Washington, { y of shade, fruit snd vegetables : 25 per month. Apply to ¢ 418 Fennsyivania avenue, or ai aildress MES aaae RENT_1309 RHODE ISLAND A Arlington, Va. Carriages "to stat rooms and all modern imurovements: $27.50 1 TRY ARD Bi month. W. W. DANENHOWER & Sox an . Pia race bat ssa fom bast Falls Ftoned ae te )OR RENT_HOUSE 47 MSTRE summer kitchen, bath, Xe. applied for at on Pennsylvania avi 'OR RENT—A PROMIN BUSIN: Store and Dwelling No. 423 10th st office above Pennsylvania “avenue. fached from dwelling, whuich con ing two lance parlors,’ lange Inquire at 026 Louistana av J(OR RENT—A DESTRABLI tion, at reasonable rates. dre PHIL AT | SE ee daiyentany cool Rooms; ten degrees lower Scmiporatun: than in town. raed home comfort; shade trees and fawn is abun- ne BOARD ON FARN—NORTH Vas, via, Washington and Otto Bailioed 0 ill, “ind'¥ia Shenan Valley Railroad to Berry- Yille, five Tnites to. my residence. “Send for Circular. | Adios Cactteman's Ferry, Clarke count IN GOOD RESIDENCE, neighborhood, convenient to F rtrect cars; a new ouse, in thoroueh repair: all modern improvamey nine rooms, Apply: at ~ MORE, BOARDERS 1303 O st, commiodated af an old Vint Wa. L. IRISH, » Geongetown, i313 “| Lots WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 27TH INSTAN Binck and Tan Dow collar, with owner's name and — | residlence attrched. Lil ward if ici at Noe 1108, F ‘aivet north went. AND Sea Fo ¥Ox.” No, 930 i etreet northwest, 1) ONEY TO LOAN Most¥ 70 Go PAS: HE XTURES AND GOOD WII |ALOON | § ‘wna J. f° aa & CO. Taciek or. Partners th ina aie aDarine ‘ing Restaurant _dy9-1in 1324 F street northwest. | de ‘iat Se giving location ~ Se co ‘ONEY.. —A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN for a ane short time, on tallstacton or toinyest HAVE FOR ‘SALE fs Penrith STORE, writ Hath safety. Adiarome C KER, Hoom 7, Se: Cloud Baud: | | HAVE ROR, Saone p in one of t jyt Dest nelghborhoods i hoods in Mouurontory Ma. . (Drelling Mose Eee MONEY TO LOAN at 3 per cen adapted WARWICK Pe LL ‘property, at R. TON'S i. Lom Omice, SLi SLE reek, hoes Poh tients noes | 118-2 encerraby MA. i valli EST RATES FOR er AND Me ¥ TO 1085000 TO LOAN, sw DISTRICT BONDS, CITY RAILROADS, In Sums to Suit, eee rg Cont, Gas. SoD EASE STOCKS, &c, “3 formation cheerft furnished. |.ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY. Hotes ty the fark and Banere of the Oliy, J. V.N. HUYC! tobuy or sell. mrt 21SEC BAL Renate Aopen ‘Whether you wish ey . ‘ONEY TO LOAN, METROPOLITAN Baxx ‘BurLpixa. N REAL eee Pa 6 PER CENT. (Office in Hallway- uv dyl3 PE . m2 . HOLTZMAN, northwest. eis ‘THE ‘Op-Est: ‘ABLISHED AND POPULAR nar eS TO sumatESTAUHANE AND x, M Gas Ofen and Metical Siuscums a tow I have MONEY TO. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA" pet RD TGR ISLETS |e a Boy cos ‘aoa eae Charges moderate. No delay. Eabnana arenes cet Cesieas kn oo PEMARNER,, | hor eee ge ae NERY, pe —_—___- Rigi 10 WATER FOWER, lately used IN 'SURAN CE. tianifactars of ae = are EXCELSIOR GUANO. (COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPaNy, Aso the RIGHT an pyle is cae aay STREET mine = Oa = yply to FRED B, Moonie, 3 BSGLERER YS, 1008 Sst street, or Geo HB. WHITE 90-9m_* Georgetown. HENBY A. eae Avior an. On IMPORTANT and VAI Mave ater Foca AYE Just RECEIVED A Large Assortmentiof SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS, ICE PITCHERS, ROGERS BROS.’ KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, &¢., At Prices. SAMCL LEWIS’ SONS, i 1215 Pennsylvania avenue. "Geren SUMMER GOODS MARKED pone A eet cun ens BE SECURE IN SUMMER. NATIONAL SAFE D COMPANY, orn axp Naw Youe Avg. ed Burglar and See See Bonds “oo G. H. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 lors Grazer Nostnwesr, ON au ae. eed oe i pert: be Prop ae wes ‘713 MARKET SPACE. | PROF, AND MRS. LUCIEN F. C. COLLTERE'S: 12, al Reopen, NI SEPTEMBER 1, at COMPLETE STOCK OF = S58 STREET NORTHWEST. a A or fuer ad fu cr COLLIERE. Aca Profcseor of the French | Translations dome-) mh ANDERSON SCOTCH GINGHAM, PE*SiEyANa MIEITARY scaDEMY, a ee eae The best in the World, for 373 Conts per yard. } try, the and Ene! ‘Degrees 4 | SRG "Sop. THO. MYATT, President. RQCEEAND SCHOOL FOR, GIRLS, | SANDY | A FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF WHITE GOODS. titres, i Sciences. For ~ a3 ML ms i GRASS CLOTH CRINOLETTE SKIRTS, Entirely now and light for Summer Wear. ISTERST\ T_GHORGE’S HALL, F FOR BOYS RET 2 Se Preear fr Ot Ag TF 15th. cA Ci Praca “o-eobw ONE PRICE. ~ PROF. W. M. SHUSTER & s 7 & SONS, MISS: MARGARET H. oa (Late of Richmond, Va.,) Parvcrrat~ 2928 P street, SESSION BEGINS SEP | SEPTEMBER 7, 1851. 919 PEXNSYLVANIA AVEWOR, Lb MOHAIR AND LINEN ULSTERS AT CosT. ses" Dene | MADRAS GINGHAMB reduced to 12% ota, H- | ANDERSON'S GINGHAMS redneed to ST cta. FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 25 cts. penta outs Tae — iD i a - The Incgest Artal BH Preadesy: uy, | Best quality ALL LINEN LAWNS redaced to 25 cts, iJ in the count pure Ora Method. Se eon FOULARD and SUMMER SILKS at cost. BUSTNESS \ COLLEGE, | + Special Bargains” in LADIES" INITIAL HANDKER- | aageerse raste nerthweet, bolds CHIEFS, at 26 ot, and GENTLEMEN'S INI- For instruction in Practical Penmanship, Letter Writ- TIAL HANDEERCHIEPS at 50 cta. ie = ban ie Down Prices” on WHITE : | gihultign: Day sessions, $} per month: evening. ses- ADINES, PIQUES, LINENS —c.. LISLE | chee de Practical Penmanship BLUE FLANNELS. ring Wed ermine or ovuning ‘8 course of «ix- teen ieesona: tuition fea $8. = Fal tee trees Osten cen 30 EORGETOWN, COLLEGIATE — INSTITU ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG S2” ONE PRICE ONLY. Sa oh Sere iss ‘Toners PERRY & BROTHER, bs cher. J lodera ES “s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Cor. 9rn Srneer. | Seid Sime | JULY 2p, SULY 2p, | (PSE ARCHER INSTITUTE. E S1,000 Aah Bamber of paris wit ‘MUSS. Mr. WELL INVESTED. FOURTH FAVORABLE PURCHASE. Satin ae oes. cerning: ‘THE, CEDARS “A HOME scu0¢ Ladies and Girle—will KEOPEN on DAY, the lath of MBER. It is eifusiead cn tho ie ey yn ide —* by cars | parts of the city. The as are extensive, —_— | sbes healthfal and i peautfal For circulars apni Dy | 2s EMBROIDERED MULL FICHUS, now te each M(SS8. BOSS ANNOUNCES TO HER PATRONS AND | 1.75 “ “ | the ROSSLTN SEMINARY epee | a0 “ aK rt on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, in the old lxation | 2.50 “ a “ j ont a steel of | COCHRANE & CO., Orrostre Rises’ Bw’ D®ss GoODs. . wu fE SWAN ~ WHITE ote THE CELEBRATED BRawp OF PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, (Cax BE Bovucnt Oxy oF GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries and Table Lux- uries, Frank A. Kennedy's (Cambridgeport, Mass.,) (CELEBRATED CRACKERS for sale. _4y33 1209 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST. AuY AND NAVY GUINNIP, DAY & CO, 820, 822 AND 8M Sevewrn Steere, WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING or (Trape Manx) FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRESS GOODs, STRICTLY PURE RYE WHISKY. ~ DURING THE COMING WEEK. POPULARITY UPON ITS MERITS. wd C. WITMER, Proprietor, i ing: rates: room anc furni: | 318 Indiana avenue. month. _SARAH FLAG Me iE LONG: -YSTABLISHED, RE- Hial foyant and Astroloxist, Letter | gatinfaction in all aitairs of ‘life than any due in the rr fession ; tells the past, present and future destiny ; advice ‘and assistance on all matters appereaininw’ to Pustness: love and matrimony. ALL 1x The DILES.—A NO ONE, need suff (o kuife, ligature or other surcical pliances used. Treatment almost painless and a pet fect cure guaranteed Call and get a circular and see | Nhat my patients have to say of the treatment, | Consul- tation free H. D. SHRADER, M. D. Jy25-60" th street horth jectri | bella past yaar nad, lady ‘and centleman. Hours from 9 to 12 a. Mi ae ne should suff iat her residence, GOO Gih street, coruer of F ainect west. as yl-aw" | and 206 and wRIGH CLAIRVOYANT. AND MAG- | ae Sy16 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE. THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF RED TREMG NTI HOUSE, Sih Its ee oe i \LARET. CLARET. i be pred 7 ne sani, | C : 7 NOVELTIES AND STAPLE S' will be found a inost i Gomrabie) place gy, ratamer boar Fnoxs in c. ST. ESTEPHE. TAPLE STYLES, ape ue then R RENT—AIRY ROOMS FURNISHED OR UN- WHICH WILL ISPLA’ ee ished, So ee cote Nos, 314, Bs — 8T. FRELODY. PONTET CANET. wet TED at class Board $15} 2 Cars “janl9. CLOS DES MEYNARDS. - SS ——SSS—— MONTSERRAT LIME JUICE. ATTRACTIVE PRICES, _PERSON AL. B. W, REED'S SONS, WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS 330 1216 Fat. northwest. OHN BR. KELLY, Dyaben is First-Chass. BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &e. CORNED BEEF AUSPECIAL! | _ Stalls 628, 629 and 690 Center Market, 9th street wi iS Northern Liberty Market: or Address | Box TL, City Post Office Marketing delivered tree of chance to all parts of, the THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON. A LARGE LOT OF 10 D MEDAL Awarded at the National Fair over all other com- petitor ro CERES, | The handsomost Siunesots Patent Flour in the United OMBRE-SATIN MERVEILLEUX SASH RIB- BON FROM AUCTION AT HALF PRICE. 1 GUINNIP, DAY & CO. jel | = Standard Fainily Flour of the Dirtrict. beac FOR SALE BY EVERY FIRST. Cass GROCER. WHOLESALE DEPOT, Coren Isr SYREET AND INDIANA AVENUR. febl5 WM. M. GALT & CO. T HE LARGEST A saontat ENT BEAUTIFUL LAS EARNS | AND. MADRAS DRESS Gi NG- IN WASHINGTON, ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL LIFE. All busttiess confidential tlemen 50 cents each. Ni 5th streets northwest. PRC JFESSION AI {(NOMPORTABLE FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.” Honce the thousands, from far and near, that visit Dr. Muito establisinent, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘oppo. or Teli avoidance estat to Willsrd's Palette pvondance ions, Disease Vamcalng ee feot. as vat paige 'S OF | Tadion and G L street, between 4th: and fee, $1 per JR. STARR PARSON: itheast FIST, 439 97} WEISEN: ENTIST, 915 7TH STREET a Bie Teeth eget dd $7 per ect, and all operations on the natural teeth at reasonable, Extracting, 00 cen Digg De without Pan, SD cts Be 437 7TH 8° Diz / TALBOTT, DENTIST, TH § Poeth inserted ca pee = All work war- ST, 715 4TH STREET Nol ‘New York avenue.— ‘eetli filled, $1 s warranted. jan! ranted. Tie toate 940 New York avenue northwest. ¥.XOU WANT THE VERY NICEST BREAD BUY Ti'Sur New Souths” Wis ware to plonace For aale by all first-class Gr by Dealers in Flour, Feed, Cor; is 56 ‘West Washington, i ee Ge ee roux, A epee Bi REE wee ian [Apes CaLL AND EXAMINE THE NEW NO. 4 VICTOR SEWING MACHINE, ‘The and most reliable Machine Ever Manufactared. Ehatchigh am cone ete and fast, and bean- ‘office where you cen compare all the different Machines ce LAWNS!! | rok A LIGHT SUMMER “DRINK, BRING- ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND TION, LAWNS! VIRGINIA CLARET | NORTON'S SEEDLING HUME, cane = sy at That Splendid Minnesots Family Flour, justly named “ SOVEREIGN,” | are just the Wines. 0. eautital Matas darable White “Goods for ‘and ine’ 1256 and 1Se,, ~m- alte pete ST CLASEY EO Saget AN AWN, the nevi eS eo eo, Best. ‘HUME, CLEARY EGO rey OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY. rua invests Sree ee HUME, CLEARY & ©0., jele 807 Manger Space. {°F HOUSE SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS, ONLY FIFTY CENTS. ‘Child o's me, M LINEN only 20c. worth §-20 eee our ‘about 1,000 by CARTER'S, e235 ‘T1l MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON, D. rs ‘ LACK SATIN MERVEILLED: : Bigs od vale We GINGHAMS. shy PSS SiS SLA mont deen PALACE MARKET, Couxer 14TH STREET AND New YoRx avenue. Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. apT eto ia'very large, and grok tee eee ’ varia ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain fyrures. TRUNNEL, CLARK & 00., «|Tre CAR TICKETS GIVEN To Customers WA" AND JEWELEY av THE SEAPOUNS canker OMEN OO