Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, FRIDAY bona fide daily circulation mere than treble that of any other daily paper pablished in Washington, and equal te that of all the er daily papers here added toget! phone Exchange. the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. non-election of a pr at the special session. Several southern nals-charged that Senator Bayard w or the non-election; that he was not the choice of his party, and he would not per- mit the preferred Senator to be elected. This ed by the northern democratic papers Wily to the Delaware course of the . it has been charged that Senator Brown, of Georgia, inspired the «--. AUGUST 5, 1981. ‘THe STAR office is connevted with the Tele Advertisements, orders for = ———=—= — Bow Persons leaving the city for the summer can have THE STAR mailed to them, postpaid, for Some of the democratic papers are fighting one another over a question that certainly ought. to be considered a dead issue, as It relates to the lent pro tempore by the A®* FOR PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. RETAIL PRICE $1 PER DOZEN. returned. For sale by Dealers, and by the Manufacturer, SAM'L C. PALMER, 1212 ro 1224 297n StReer, WEST WASHINGTON, _S2-Trixrnoste Coxszctiox. a5 COST. EMBROIDERED SWISSES, 21 to35 cents. 4-4 PERCALES, 8 cents. PACIFIC LAWNS, 10 cents. LACE STRIPED MUSLINS, 10 cents. re- TYLER & CHEWNING, _ 918 Tra STREET Nontawest. | Li isvrs CE FOR ALL! FOUNDED IN 169, attack upon Bayard. The question is a very | FROM THE RICHEST Tot THE POOREST, BUT simple one, too simple to cause a split in the | ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE OF democratic party. The truth is—and every paper | Oven Two Mizzioxs oF DoLtans ALREADY DIsBURSED ought to have known it—that the Vice Pr ident dig not vacate the chair at the special session, | and hence there w ‘ion to elect a pres- ident pro tempo presumption is, that af ter the resignation of the New York Senators Mr. Arthur did not propose to give the demo- erats a chance to elect an officer who would be in the direct succession to the Presidency. At any rate he did not, and while he oceupied the chair it could not be idlled by the election of another. oe The Virginia democrats have taken a manly, straightforward position upon the debt question. They pledge their party to secure a settlement of the public debt, with the consent of the State's creditors, which is consistent with the honor of the state, and dictated by justice and sound public policy. Theimportanttrathis that the maintenance of the public credit of Virginia is an essential means to the promotion of her prosperity. Of cou! settlement of the debt that is acceptableto the creditors will be fair and legitimate; but neither principal or interest can be cut down one cent without the full and free assent of the cre ation. Any plan o1 @ reduction of th itors, is repudiati that condemns the readj settling the debt is to arbitrarily reduce the amount to such figures as they conclude the state can pay, and then, by an act of the legisla- ture, fix the debt at that sum. This plan of pay- ing debts will not do in this country. The democrats oceupy high ground on the debt question. and they enter the canvass with that great point in their favor. - Seen Bridlaugh is undoubtedly something of a Ruisance: but the British House of Commons is Bot pursuing the proper policy if it desires to Suppress him. Notoriety is the breath of life to suck characters as Bradlaugh. Ignore him, let him ue, and he sinks out of sight. Had Bradlaugh been peaceably admitted to his seats and the oath administered to him without any fuss, he would probably have become an un- known factor in Bri aside from the character, principles or preten- Sions of the man, Parliament cannot afford to deny to a constituency its proper representation upon a mere quibble of conscience. The first refusal to admit Bradiaugh to his seat gave him & prestige that readily secured his re-election. Now he has been forcibly ejected from the House of Commons, and he tells the people that he is persecuted because he represents them in oppo- sition to aristocracy. He poses as amartyr—the very thing he desires—and he will, no doubt, be returned to Parliament again and again. —~+e > The President is improving slowly but surely, day by day, and the feeling everywhere now is that the danger is past. Doctor Hamilton, who ts very carefui in the expression of opinions, told a Srar reporter yesterday (the interview has been made to do service since as original matter in a number of papers) he “was most certainly of the opinion that the President will recover.” The other surgeons appear to feel equally as confident of by outcome. and the President himself is to look forward to the day when he ry his legs again.” Of course those who im to get well “in thirty minutes” will be disappointed, as his full recovery must be the slow work of weeks. +e» di a larze majority of ular vote that it will suffocate, perhaps, resurrected for service in another Campaizn. The advocates of legal restrictions upinu the liquor traffic ought to learn that their erything when it assumes a rabid, eter. There are thousands : the liquor trade under lawfal Testrictions w not vote to prohibit it alto- gether. The best that can be done is to guard the trattic with just and wise provisions of law. - ss Statistics of the cotton factories in the south Since the rebellion show that they have paid an raze of 2254 per cent. in dividends. This is "r profit than any other class of permanent tments in the country have yielded. New Cotton fuctories are almost springing up in all the southern states, so rapidly are they being built and equipped. The certain dividend they offer has tempted millions of dollars of northern €apital into the south. Some of the wealthy cotton manufacturers of the east are among the largest investors in the new factories of the south. proscripti who favor pl: ————~»+—___ Baltimore evidentiy means business in the matter of that October celebration and parade. She is pushing things, and it is safe to predict Bsuecess. The coming event has been christened “The Baltimore October Celebration of 1881,” and the grand parade is to be called “The Oriole Procession. SINCE THE START ‘The RETAIL PRICE of the GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER Gas been 50 cents a bot: SOU CaN GET FREDERICK BROWN, Philadelphia, 1,000 REWARD A rab de es Piles that DE BING’S ‘aly by Jb. le, MD. AMONG MEMBERS. Benofits from $14 to $1,000 and over, Dues payable incasy weekly installments. Ail healthful persons, from 1 to 63, taken. Cl Payable immediately at death, Males and femzles at same cost. No initiation fees jai L. No increase of dues required. Fixed premiums | mente Conse eet a, ope | ments.” Collection eekly from houses of mem- | bers. "Premiums from 8 cents per week and upwards. SECURITY TO MEMBERS, $2,000,000, SAFELY 70 MEV ESTED: ‘This is to certify that I have this day received from the | Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., per A. Wall, superin- | tendant of said company, the suin of one hundred nnd | forty dollars, being the amount due on my son's | | whe died y suddenly at the carr ee works of Mr. Dermott, on Monday, August Ist. I cheerfully recom- mend the Metropolitan tomy fellow-citizens af Veing a safe and zalabi ie company suid a blessing in time of need. oe 1307 South Capitol southwest. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, | CHIEF OFFICE: PARK PLACE AND CHURCH ST., NEW YORK CITY. JOSEPH F. KNAPP, Pres't: JOHN R. HEGEM. Vice Pres't; STEWART L. ‘WOODFORD, Counsel. | Send for cirenlar, showing names, residences and | amonnts of thousands of claims paid in this city and elsewhere, to be obtained from. IAN, A. WALL, 494 LOUISIANA AVENUE. Agents wanted. a5-2t2c2p* H OH oo TTTT HH OO » HHH OO T HH OO T HH oo & FULL LINE OF SIZES OF GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER 15 PER SUIT. TO FIT ANY SIZE MAN. OAKDALE FLANNEL SUITS, GOOD WEIGHT, FIRM COLOR, $12 PER SUIT. A. SAKS & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. LUMsee. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, No 1, 16 feet... -Per 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet. 1.50 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2. “ CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. L.. * 1.00 clear. Cele- WHITE PINE SHING! brated Crapo braid 2. Se Those 9.90 WE FURNISH ESTIMA’ OF ENTIRE Cost BUILDINGS ‘REE oF CHANGE. al WILLET & LIBBEY, Srxre Stave axp New Yorx AvEnvzE. SPRacve Square. Nontaeey Liscury Marker Squanz, YARDS. mys Ht YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY DURING SUCH WINTERS as THE PAST ONE Wa BY USING BOYNTON'’S Twenty cents per dozen allowed for empty bottles if | FOR RENT-—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. DRY Goops. _ WANTED—HELP. GIRLS TO MAKE | A TEN COMPETENT W Varigbeons use be first-class: none other need | apply: at No. 423 7th atreet northwest; Sd floor. a3-3t" ie STONE MASONS TO GOINTO | ™, en at NO WIS E creck tee Bilt ‘A COMPETENT COLORED GIRL TO and Ironing. Apply, with refererices, at No. 6 avenue southwest. it” J ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY We for office work. Call at Room No. 44, St. Clona Br corner 9th and F streets north between 10 and 12 am. iS c MPETENT, WHITE, Gi wn ferred) of two adufts. Apply, with references, at No. 1003 mtreet northwest her StoB8o'clock p.m. It | WANTED BOY, 18 or 19 YEARS OLD, AS helper in Candy Factory. Apply 314 Pennsylvania avenve northwest. it’ YANTED—AN ACTIVE BOY, WHO UNDER- ds something about Bread Baking. Apply 1425, North Gaptiod Uetween O and P ethos northwest. sist af lt VANTED_A WHITE GIRL, FROM 14 TO 16 | ining-room. Apply st id, to assist i: GREEN MOUNTAIN DINING-ROOM, We Market. na ‘AN ‘ONE, HUN j W ‘inioret Mens to work ow railtoad: wasos $1060 2 day (ten hourn:) “steady work for two years. | Aprly at HLADELPHIA HOUSE, 343 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ad-2t" ANTED—SERVAN for city and country’ Families furnished Servants. A F street northwest. C.F. PRICE & CO. WaAntep-4 COMPETENT PHARMACIS' dress 8. E. LEWIS. WANZED-DMMEDIATELY, | A YOU MAN with one or two years’ experience in the drux busi- | ness. POWDERS, Star office. au3-3t WANTED Forty STONE CUT’ Laborers, and one Blacksmith. MODY, No. 412 Ist street northeast. y ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, THR ors; also, rood Cook and’ a Woman to wash fron. G. W. DKIVER, 1343 Pennsylvania : W ANZED-A GOOD SERVANT FOR A FAMILY of three adults; no washing. Also, a Man as fore- man for a Farm. “Apply at FULTON'S Loan Office, B14 9th “street,” between Pennsylvania evenie and D street northwest. oe . ES ANTED_—TWO ABLE-BODIED sys oateon Farm, Apply to R. LTO: 3 ween ae treet, WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED.—ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH W Ait be paid toe a ED, DOLLARS depart ress Box 30, Star offic ab-2t" WANIED_BY A SErT VV Situation as cook and to. do in a stuall eng Best of references. A| Hand I streets northwest. WANZED-EMPLOYMENT, BY A LAD OF SEV- enteen, who neither uses tobacco nor ardent qgitite, and ‘is willing to learn any Kind of business. ood references given. Address ‘* Employment,” Star office. a3-3t* ments, Addi WO} and ironing ply 818 Ist, WH washinz NTED—PLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD, Ag north for self, wife, child of three, nuree and Peivate famniys derour of roduc een aa Ne private : us of Ted xpenses.. Box Yoo, Star office: e . a4-3t" ‘TED TO RENT—ON OR NEAT PENNSYLVA. piasvonne, etwoen 4 and Sth strcots northweet, a ‘wel and ary, igure. E,W. WHITAREN, 200 455 mercot nucihaeae a3-3t WANTED—HOUSES. R RENT—-PARLOR AND BED-ROOM. FIRS floor: furnished Or unfurnished or partly farsihel, Also, two Rooms on second floor and one furuisied Reoup: 36.per month. No. 618 1H street, near 7th stiget : 5-3 = MELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Smt’ winter: Central ions one avenue and F street cars. 438 © atret inouth, Burthweny opyocie Metropotitun Church. {OR SALE—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SEV ' all moviern improvements. Iuquire on the uisee, "NO. BP 4uh sizvet northwest, between 4 and | dock n Ne. Terms cash. a3-30° | OR SALE-FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, ON arate Bel cheap fac cosh Inquire of EB re weap for cash. Inquire ESCOTES 00., corner 20th and I streets northwest, a JOR SALE—PRE BRICK HOUSE, 6 BOO) O8 RENT. Boece bath gas, wide alley in rear, parked in front | on ret, bet weit P etreet and No. 325 3d et and aveniwe nerfhwst. price, $500 oe eal ti change for other leas desirable houses in city. | WOOD, Unieutown, D.C. adn NT COUNTRY % y and 7 ; shade tere frat dress Mr. DAVID H. BUR, Laurel, county, Md. JOR SALE-THREE-: FRESE POR, RENE-TWO LARGE, DESTRABLE t if nished conmunicating Rooms adjoi for gentleman and wife: no cbildre street northwest.” Referencegexchanved. POR RENT -STORE No. 218 10th strect_northwveet, Soc ft Demeeyleanin aoneiue and, near eee ar stood stand tor rocery commudesio Drusineas. “ineeire at $a Lowwsiata seonige oa RENT05 H STREET NORTHWEST, Fiewe tod. imps., $50 per month. CHART W. HANDY, S0nith street nordhweate OM ABIGE RENT_213 E STREET NORTHWEST 12 ., $90: 110 E street northwest, 3 . CHARLES W. HANDY, ie? ELLANEOUS R SALE—A BARGAIN—A SPLE! octave rosewood-case Piano, fered by the owner for $83 cash " SIDNEY T.” NINEMO" “433 Tth etreet 3 VIRGIN of very fine Hones, suitable for all Poses, Also, some exce‘ient Sadiie Horses, AN as 1: vented or no sale. JOHN HARRISON, 2 northeast, Capitol Hill. POR RENT-A THREE-STORY BRICK SHOP: also, Stable in rear: will accommodste five horses and three carriages, No. 619 G street northwest. a 15th streets north we modern improvements, four, six Ortwelve monthne “Addsems HOMES Star ofices ab. Fee 'TTHREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE, | smith dey cellar, No. O33 Louisiana aveue, Apply at National Bank ot Repudlic. “M-teepl” Fe \T—No. 180$ SHERMAN ST! =) Pag oon as and water. Rent wl of E. 8. WESCO northwest. ait ‘Ri a Inguir’ & CO., corner 20th and I streets }OR RENT—HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS, ON I street, between 12th and 13th streets nortieset, with erouni 5 We Varieties of fruit, rapes, attached: FITOH, FOX & DROWN 1437 Pennsylvania a) E OUSE 1235, 6rm STRE ‘west, 7 roo! nodern improvement on great ow. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 919 elecantly has all modern improvements; been i months; will sell at the low prive of $160, including em broidered cloth Cover and Stool. Apply et SIDNEY T. NIMMO"S Piano Warerooms, 435 Tth street northwest. Fok SALETA GOOD CHANCE FOR A BUTCHER. | | BL 23s Acres for swe on Benninz road, Suis side of the bridge, improved with one lane Brick Dwelling, Stall e, Barn, Slaughter Honse, Ice House and all necessary out buildings. “Will be sold cheap snd on easy terms. eon the premires, or No. 12 Center Market. LW ANDREW DORR. QOR SALE—AN UPRIGHT SHOW CASE six drawers: suitable for milliuery or fancy | Apply at No. 12 street northwest, between a5-6t In- | good loca- 7th street. WOR SALE—A PLACE OF 15\ ACRES, ON SEV- enth-stroet pike, eight miles trom town’ and three- | quarters of mie from railroad. Double house of | rooms. Well cultivated garden, Pump of line water at | fhe doar. Lane ice-honme. “Far price aiyily to Dr. 3 | HARDING, on the premises, or to YOUNG & C3 WELL, 1420 New York avenue. | JHOR SALE—OR WILL EXCHAN | EF erty in the Distri ET Ni wrovements, | Ajr 6 F street. a3-2w NT—HOUSE 2119 H west, 10 rooms and all modern im; ply to JOHN TRIMBLE, 1: inonth at the office of THOS. E. 519 7th street-northweet. (0. 233 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE northwest, Brick House, Store and Dwelling. Also, §-room Brick, cellar, water and gas; No. 210 B street, between 2d aiid 3d. “Inquire 628 Sd street northwest. -A GREAT BARGAIN. —THE WELL. known ‘North Arlington Fruit and Dairy Fann, Within sizht of this city, beautifully located. “Basy terms. Also small Farms on time. ROB'T A] PHIL- LIPS, 1428 New Yor! : dy23-1m" For Se Fart FOR SALE, ONE MILE FROM (OR RENT—A LARGE AND PLEASANTLY LOCA- ted House in Laurel, Md., B. and O. R. R.; well shaded groun water, ahd convenient to depot. Address C. C. MEADE, Laurel, P. G. Mary nitkirk, three-fourths mile from Amimendaie, on | i 3 G- county NI? | the Bek Oi Bee RID tere See on well timbered, large orchard of vonuy frait teen, R_ RENT—STORE ROOM Di ING- | Price, ‘B,000.” Address H. WILLISTON, Athens, house, 714 K street northwest: in complete repair. | Bradfomt'Ge, Pasa iy20-3w" Inquire at corner store. “J. AL RUFF. Sy21-Am SACS ONE FINE NEARLY La STREET NORTHWEST, fe tave Piano; must positively be sold at a sacrifice to Tuise cash for owner who has left the city; to be seen at | @- L. WILD & BROs., 709 7th street northwest. }18-lmn ‘OR SALE—-THE LARGEST ASSORTMEN’ dee om aud Second-hand Carriages and Busgies, of all lescriptions, for sale orexchange at very low prices. P. D. SCHMIDT & CO., 400 Puna. aves 3020-3mi ” NW EXTRA LARGE STOCK OF NEW | & BIRNEY, 330 43jatreet. DR RENT—BUILDING ON THE NORTHWEST Comer of 17th street and New York avenue, opposite Btate Departn Apply toJOHN TRIMBLE, 1216 F street northwest RK RENT—1309 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, sev rooms and allm odern_ improvemen 2 $27.50 per d-hand Carriages, embractic in part month. W. W. DANENHOWER & SON, 1212 F | Coupe, Coupeletts, Phwtons, Jiump-Seate, Extension street jy9-1m | Topm, Busnes, Sufreys, Hockaways, en &e-. at roa: souable prices,” Repairing prompuy attendee? er Spies OBERT H. GRAHAM, m16__ 410-416 9th st. northwest, between D and TE. OR SALE—I HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK STREET N. W., 8 rooms, &e., Ke. SPs, month. if ap) Pennsylvania avenue. ANTED—TO BUY A Hol ND GROUNDS in Mount Pleasant, situated between 13th and 16th gtreets. Address, stating location and terms, S. P. 0. Box 226. ab. ANTED_WILL PAY $18 small, convenient House in Sout Ws - Address PROMPT TENANT, Star office. af-3t ANTED—TO PURCHASE A GOOD EIGHT-ROOM House, located in northwestern part of the ci Address, stating terms, E. C. P., Star office. a4-3t* G., It PER MONTH FOR A ashington. of fine Carriages and Business Wagons of my own make, new aud second-hand, whica must be sold t) close | ont here Soe pepe renreen bageers Repair- i promptly atten juced es. pes SOHN M. YOUNG, m12-31 313 6th street. EDUCATIONAL. | J)f1SS CALKINS’ SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOY | in‘ Girls will reopen on the FIRST MONDAY IN yoda S STAND— Store and Dwelling No. 423 et, near cas office above Pennaylvania avenue. Store can be Ae faced from dwelling, whieh conta 12 roomy ine rwO: pariors, lange » gas, water, iy eC. Inquire at 926 Touiedana avenue. dy5-3m Rk RENT—A DESIRABLE RESIDENOE, IN GOOD neighborhood, convenient to F strest cars, a New house, in thorongh repair; all modern. improvements nine rooms. Apply at Ost., Georgetown. m31-3m. HN! Gallery, 609 (OR RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINES! 10th, WAS1ED_ To RENT OR LEASE BY THE FIRS ‘of November a good Farm, well watered and fenced, near Waxh D.C. Address, with full ticulars and loca T, Star office. D—$100 CASH WILL BE PAID FOR SE- ring me a re-appointment in the Interior or ap- i = yointment in any other Department. Address X. | Saceaeet inte = ! WANED, TO HIRE BY THE MONTH, FOR AN Hi indefinite period, a good and Burglar-, of Fire ure Safe, with large storage capacity. THOMAS L. JAMES, Postinaster ‘General. — o 1 a5-3t yANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH, A GOOD_OAK- finish, side-bar spring Business Wazon, with two seats, either new or second-hand. Address, stating owest price, J.H.S., Star office. ad-3t* WANZED-SECOND-HAND | FWRNITURE IN Jarze or small quantities. Address J. W. DYER, Star office. Jy21-Im_ \NTED—HORSES TO PASTURE AT $3 PER jonth : will be at J. GHEEN’S stables, 627 G street northwest, Tuesdays, Thursdays and . JOHN W. BELL, Fairland, Montgomery co., Md. jy12 WANTED-AT. RICE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Cleaning Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- crs to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur- niture to steam. jy8 | ANTEDICARPETS TOCLEAN. | WE DO NOT Carpets. Our work is done better an Gay other rtabihan inhment in Washington. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 TAN W ‘ists, taa0 New aon of Deeds for Every State and y, U. 8S. Commis- sioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in office from 9 a.m. to5 p. m. m2 ANTED—FEATHERS AND HAIR MATTRESSES avenue, is a Commissioner ‘Territory fo Renovate by Steam and Make Over. “Up! and Decorating. Furniture stored and and examine. “At F. H. YOUNG'S, 1404 Pennsylvania avenue. apl2-6m WANTED FURNITURE TO STORE IN FINE Storaze Rooms. CHACE'S, 616 La. ANTED—FEATHERS TO REN E, trexses to Remake, Furniture to Pack and Ship, A. H. CHACE & BROS*., 616 Louisiana avenue. WANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINLARGEOR Small Quantities. His cash price paid. 321 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d and 43 streets." Jan19 ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THATISELL A FIRS’ class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better and a great deal cheaper than a common new suit can be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street northwest, or at Branch Store, No. 409 9th st. northwest. N. B.—We buy ‘but first-class Second-hand Clothing. janl9 A NES mugust an reo inies from $5, Address Mrs. MARY Md. a5-6t" MD.—FOUR OR iy e months of September; sitnated on South River, th Anmapolis; terme vor week, WILLS, P. 0. ANNAPOLIS, Coury BOARD—AT LAUR five large, pleasant Rooms: accommodation, plenty of shade, and within five minutes’ from sta fon. Address MRS. J. N. HERBERT, Law 3t UMMER BOARDING.—FORTY OR FIFTY PER- ‘sons can be accommodated with Board and Room, at the Riverside, Foint Lookout, any time. Terms mod: erate. For particulars, address G. W. Point Lookout, Mae a4-3t" A FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- SEPTEMBER, at the corner of East Capitol and 4th | streets. a5-Lin JERSEY.—A Varied advan- Fourteenth year b | lars address Miss RA- | ecm COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Boarding and Day School for Young Laci i session of 1881 and 1882 will commence the WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For Ci FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS D IRABLE 1 DAIRY FARM, CONVE- 800d. ings aud water; stabling ie WARNER. 916° F street north- BUSINESS CHANCES. = eee ‘—— jars ap- | € BEST QUALITY HAND MADE | ply to Principal. MISS LUCY STEPHENSON, 350,000 Bet Soety heap for cash. Maun "glu Netrect, West Washinetin. a5-2t* Lessee Columbia Brice, | ¢ 30 A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION, YOUNG eo aes Coins ee dies, piscopal Schools, R SALE CHEAP_FOUR FOUR-ROOM FRAME | ftid, N.J. $175 Young Men Dunington Mili Houses on Ist street, betwoen F and G sttvets south: | lege, N a it Be the oeenoN for $24 per month; will well for $1,350, PISCOPAL FEMALE INSITUTE, WINCHESTER, | é Hi. parker, Va., Rev. J. C. WHEAT, D.D., Principal. —This is a5-3t* 434 and E streets southwest. | 4 chartered Institute of the highest ‘erade, with special =a, | facilities for the study of Music, the Modern Languages, | R SALE-THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS | &c. The location, in the ‘*Great Valley of Virzinia,” Property and Dwelling with good cellar, all in good healthfulness. northeast streets | noted for next session begins Sep- order, fon gg covner, of Hand Sth trots | tember 8, 6G. For circulars addrens the Principal. feast. Price, $2,000 on time, cash. Ref ev. Win. that lovely Brick, No: 419 H seek ned aes | Addison, An arrest, 1 Pinkney, Rey Messrs. Ingle, Eliott, Lindsay aud 3327-Im* trect northeast (cars pass the door), in wood order, for $2,000 $1,800 cash, M. oh tes Kilomeystitw, “609 a er Fi GARDEN ¥AEKM.—FOR SALE, EIGHTY ACRES OF the Brightwell Farm, at Benning’s Station, B. P. R-R.; houso and meadow. Anply. x. BRIGHTWELL, 1237 Pennsylvacisa INENEY INSTITUTE, 818 CONNECTI vent wthwest.. AV- aul-2w* —s Pane Reopens SEPTEMBER 21, 1881. For cireulars = oe 1K RENT— yaetke MISSES BURGESS, Principals. ‘THE Ovp-Eeras: OPULAR RESTAURANT AND SALOON with Summer Garden in rear and large cellar, 423 10th street, between Gas Office and Medical Musoum, s few ‘PROF, AND wns. LUCIEN F. ( COLL TERE English, French and Claesical (OF Will Reopen on MONDAY, SEPTEMBEIE 12, i881, at doors north vania cellent stan STREET NORT! iT. fora, both. Tenovaied. “Inquire st 930 | For further and fall particulars an crewlars apply to ponisiana avenue. ‘ys EC COLLUEE AA” FOR SALE tee MILL, MACHINERY, UNEXPIRED ee eee RIGHT TO Wien POWER, asiy pe pogo JING FeMare contzar: MECHANICSBURG, by W. G. Busey in the manufacture of (near Harrisburg.) ‘Twenty-sixth year begins if BUSEYO ERCELSIDE GUANOS SEPTEMBER 14. Also, the RIGHT and FORMULA for its manufacture. ‘This Mill is situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca- nal, about 1} miles from Georgetown. Apply to C. M. MATTHEWS, 1206 31st street, or M. L ADLER, iss brides street, | * Georgetown. P. EGE, A. M., Prest. RE SUGEORGE'S HALL, F BOYS, REISTERSTOWN, SS 31D. —Prepares for Gollege or business. Advantages Reopens ‘September 15th, Catalogues unsurpassed. sent. Pror. J. C EAR, A.M., Principal. $20-co6w HE WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (ucorporated May 28th, 1881.) ‘MISS MARGARET H. LEE, (Late of Richmond, Va.,) PRINCIPAL, 2928 P street, SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7, 1881. 3e30-3m_ iO INVENTORS. MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- UABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after Patent. Box 85, Star offi dec30 8 BOARDING. WICELY FURNISHED AND VERY PLEASANT Terms Per Year: N Rooms with first-class Table Board at 421 11th Hey ne street northwest. " ingiish and French. JFURST.CLASS BOARD FOR LADIES AND Gi . TLEMEN, $20 per month. at DRIVER'S HOT 1343 Yennsyivania avenue. Table de Hote, 50c. Jy9-1m. 188 BORDLEY WILL REOPEN HER HOUSE AT No. 1800 F street northwest, on’ October Ist, 1881. Jy22-e08t™ PORRENT_WELL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, fronting two streets, in most desirable part of the city, with nret-class Board, Mus. D. 5. STUCKHAM, 945 K street. m2i-4m (HE TREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE PROME. nade balconies, cool, airy rooms, superior table, Wili be found a most desitable place for summer board- ing: d board, $25 and $30 per month. ap30 r xingtou avenue, be- tween 67th and 68th streets, "New York. The lereest Articulation School in the oountry. Establish: Pure Oral Method. Send for circular. pessx 27 w son THEO. MYATT, President. RLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY S September 15. A full Columbia Heights. a fe tfully cool of testrastion weil git rith lectures on a few eof i Nal be sles tom decrees lower einperature thant in own. | History, Belles Letiren’ and the Natural Sciences, "For comfort; shade trees an mun- | circulars call on FRA ILLE: -», 460 Lou! | eaten wD jyl8-4w Jang avenue, or address HENEY 0. HLLOWELE, Fe RENT—AIRY ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN- dy19-2m dated with first-class Board: room cool and airy; all ished, pleasant location. at Nos. $14. 316 and | @PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, advantages of a country home: ood shade and water: | sty ‘diane avenue. “Ae ‘Bret-clann Board $19 per |S) Coruer-ef Teh and hetrese eee aseet, holds _ee, W: | month. SARAH FLAGLER. janld -SUMMER SESSIONS JACKSON. 4¥90-6¢ For instruction in, Practical Penmanship, Letter Weit- QOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, HEALTHY PERSONAL i es is — ad q Gong andoah river =u fat fauton: Day scasicns, $3 per month; evening ses- dri i ‘and boating. terme per month. j. L. BAUERDORF HAS REMOVED TO NO. sone, 38 per ene instruction in Practical Penmanship Ces coo PIO) ‘atrect northwest, between 6th and 7th strec! 4 pcos A A. ae prietor, Ma 8 ea eG en ae only, povelved Seeuive os creniag for 2 course of six. -CLASS COUNTRY BOARD AT BLOOMING- ADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- | _ Full information given at the College office. _m30 dale Farin, half s mile from wary Panle Coyeon bee: | ME liabio Gisizvoyant and | Astroloviet, gives better | PVE ARCHER INSTITUTE. MRS. ARCHER AND ion, at reasonable rates. Good shade and water. gatisfaction in all affairs of life than any one in the ee seill spent ts pamnmectn Gale dreas Mrs. J. W. PHILLIPS, Falis Church, Va. 27 feoaton:; tale the Last, present and future d ido. Mr and urs. MUBSAEUs wil oooupy her house business, a or ‘quatrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL. | (Gy Jecacnter ‘the school. 5 HER. LOST AND FOUND. Batroct, above D street north weet a CEDANS—A HOME, SCHOO, FOR YOUNG aoe : We saan irie—will REO! WEDNES- OST—A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER DOG, THE DAY, the 14th of SEPTEMBER. It is situated on the ; had on Tag No. 1,084. A ‘f He and is accessible by street Fee eet INSURANCE. eae a el ae rious, reward paid = qodion healtieul . For cireulars a eae ‘ANEW FOUNDEAND 0g WiTH cHaIN | (}OLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, fo the Miawoe EARLE, 1916 36th etreot Wi on, D. 1 Collar; with white spot; answers to the BaEeee, = = iBame of Nero; Liveral reward if resirucd to 164 Bonne bitte ee mooring... | PHVATELY, QU IN Glass —waTmeMaTics, ame of N _ ZatDE B. MoGUIRE, Latin, Grosk, French. German and } tat OST—ON, AUGUST 2> A DARK GREEN POLL GEO. H. B. scial attention, to preparation for Parrot. The finder will be rewarded by of AEERE A: ‘Terns in advance. ‘SW ELYNN. A. ne i 7a President. 38, ‘8.W. corner 8th and K streeta northwest. MONEY TO LOAN. S'S Heme, vod h tH St ok hed Ente, by na. MorNTInE, ‘ONEY TO LO: Mii Ga Hea Bae Seo, $y9-Im 1924 F street northwest. ‘ONEY.—A mall eq of MONEY Mee Sete ci MONEY, MONEY TOLOAN 012 pee re MOREY 70 108% 00 10 LOAN, In Sums to Bust, : xerare skcckiny. ee maT fice 1505 Pa, sv. o*E* 70 Loan, ON REAL CO-PARTNERSHIPS. IMITED CO-PARTNERSHIP. ‘The un rates, BE SECURE IN SUMMER. NATIONAL SAFE ‘DEPOSIT COMPANY, BE ore “antes aorta! AVE. eo ee pa ky Board of : William , prexident; a if urteyant Beaty Lata (os E,sturevegt Eeanrer A: Willard Joba ($OUSTRY AND sEasiDE. Gentlemen's Blue Flannel Boys’ Biue Flannel SHIRTS, Gent's and Boys' BATHING TRUNKS. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Penneylvania avenue. | ee Fevay, REMNANT DAY. | Lawns. All of Figured American Lawns at Actua | Cost. One Thousand pieces of Beautiful Lawns, the ment being the strongest and best. | at Cost. Lace Stripe White Goods, 10. Fine quality | | HOW, gy mn = Tye agent United States, 23 “‘striped” Victoria Lawn, 12%. India Linen, ‘very | Liberty street, New DRY Goons, A RARE CHANCE, EASONABLE BARGAINS. MAGNIFICENT MULL FICHTS, Guaranteed Hal! Price. TREY NEL, CLARK & CO, 003 MARKET SPACK, SOc. AN-Silk MITTS, now 25e. pair. $1 All-Silk MITTS, now 5 25c. Polka Dot SCARFS, now 12'c. each. 25e. Beautiful Plated COLLARS, now 123¥c. each. Sc. Fine Lisle GLOVES, now 25e. pair. ‘38c. Fine Lisle GLOVES, mow 20e. pair. Wil sel) for a short time their eutire stock af FIRST-CLASS BEY GOODS At Prime Cont. ADIES’ BUCKSKIN GAUNT) 4 reduced from $1.75. LISLE THREAD GLOVES AND GAUZE U! WEAR, at greatly reduced pricon. —— LADIES’ LINEN AND MOHATR DUSTERS at cout, FOULARD AND SUMMER SILKS, at cost. ARKED-DOWN PRICES” ON LINEN LAWNS, ORGANDIES, AND GINGHAMS. AN IMMENSE LOT OF REMNANTS OF WHITE GOODS, LAWNS, DRESS GOODS, &e., which an marked in plain figures, and are “Great BLACK GUIPURE LACE FOR LADIES’ OVER. DRESSES; N VEILING. SHETLAND SHAWLS, NAVY BLUE FLANNEL, <a LETS AT Tc, P. S.—We desire to call SPECIAL NOTICE to the COOLNESS and CONVENIENCE of our New Uptown House, Qrrosrrs Bices’ Basx. COCHRA Beck SILKS. & CO. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. $8” ONE PRICE ONLY. Special Prices and Great Bargains in BLACK SILK! PERRY & BROTHER, ELEGANT GROS GRAIN for $1. f FENISH for $1.2 ASHMERE FINISH for $1.50. Wo will take an inventory in a few days, and offer | these Rpectal bargains to realuce stock. 80 PE’ Y EW SPRING GOoOoDs. N We have Just opened a splendid assortment of Spring DRESS GOODS, comp all the new fatwica, Among the many ebotce things are Nun's Veiling, Black, White « ines, be {iu all the new desks, ‘Silk Hernan, de Lyons, Ln juli im all the mew § celeant line af BeLzign Linen Shoeting and Pillow Lai all widths; Daxask Sates ant, Keohing fines, Hrenich, Ductinh and German Hosiery. in all the new styles. Ab inspection of our stock ts |. HOOE, BRO. & CO., 1328 F sraxer, SUPERIOR ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, f aut 919 REXNSTLVANTA AVENTT. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. | We shall continue our sales every Friday of all MITATION STAINED, GLASS— This grand NANTS E DURIN ¢ WEEK, sd beautifal invention-filk a vacancy in aces MADE DURING THE WEEK, orienta ‘of coum windows, ane, Be. and a8 well as those left over from last Friday. Produces ‘unique effects of the sank-Hnes e “ y , colored. in richly stained windows. For p reat barcains are offered, as many will testify that ee ei et ee ee. See usrht Inet week. just received. Directions for applying sivan te every customer. 939 L street northwest. REMNANTS TO-MORROW. RS CULVERWELL. Aut. for D. JUST ARRIVED © at WM. McLEAN'S, A fine lot of MAHOGANY, WALNUT and AST, i thicknesses. Also, a lotof 44 FLORIDA CEDA I. LUMBER YARD, NEDY & ©0., (Established 1800, ) YLVANIA AVENUE AND 607 B STREET, DrALens 1 BAR IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATE, ENGINEERS’, MACHI TS', COACH AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. ASBESTOS PAINTS AND MATERIAL. B. —Store closed are p-m. J B. WHITE & BRO! oe jy30-Lm A 0. J. JOHNSON, a3 713 MARKET SPACE. FNAL MENTION. CASH SALE. Our entire stock AT COST for the next 15 days. ‘Must make room for Fall Goods. BROWN & CLAGETT, $09 MARKET SPAC! Cesuse OUT OUR IMM au3 ~ STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL Cost. All of our French Lawns. Ail of our Figured Linen larcest assortment in Washington, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, rorTeesD a 20, 25. Figured Linen Lawns, 12%, 1: All of our | ROMAN CEMENT. Parasols at Actual Cost. Allof our Bl Colored | Works: Svanscon Silks, Black and Colored Satins, Brocade Silke at Real | Ply over ten of Portiand Mom: ment were awarded to us over ali competitors, our Ge- Cost during the month of Angust. Double White Blankets, $1.50, $2, $2.50. Shawls and Bed Comforts H. L. BISCOR, Agent for District of Colum! Nw i where a supply wi GEATE MANTELS, Wholesale and Retafl, fine” quality, reduced from 37 down to 20. Bleached ‘Table Damask, all Pure Linen, 50. Pure Linen Dinner pkins 75 a dozen. Pure Wool Black Cashmere Shawis S2upto$l0. Shetland Shawis, all colors, $125. Pare Wool Black and Golored Cashmeres, 25. Pure Wool Colored Cashmeres, one yard and a quarter wide, 50, BISCOE'S 10th-street be kept constantly, on AT FACTORY, Actual Cost. Colored and Black Silks, 30. Blackand | 3e25-am ©. near 6th STREET NORTHWEST. white Striped Silks, 50. Black Wool Bunting, 12%. | —— Spe nga oi ‘Two Hunred (200) pieces of Beautiful Madras Ging- | J) MARTIN & COS PULP MORTAR hams, 10, 12%, 15. Nuns’ Veiling, Black and Colored, ~) For Baaacnie Ue, all Pure Wool, 373s. Linen, one yard wide, for ladies Where Joints are Kequired. dresses and dusters, 125. Remnants of Dress Goods, Best in the world. Only black that never fades, Biack Cashmeres, Lawns. Calico, Flannels, Table J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acexts, Linens at less than cost to close them out. 5. ZOnNOOs & 00. Aceete ap27 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street northwest. ‘WALKER’ , 206 10TH STREET. CHARCOAL, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, "CARPET LINING = FELT, FELT, AND nov? GRAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIES. PROFESSIONAL. __= "REQUISITE 1OHEALTH AND LONGEVITY.” 4330, Woopwakp & LOTHROP, 1—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 Orren a Srectst Bancary Ix for reliet 7 svotdane: of vi Excresonnces, feet. od as os MANUPACTURERS’ REMNANTS oe ee re Sto ny We foe tho por. eee, = a.m. ‘eodnesdays, 4 BR. PARSONS, DENTIN] _ 08 TT orthwest, between D and E streets, over 5 . Operative, Surgical and Mechanical y performed, Extracting at might. Consultation free. 7 R. WEISENBORN. DENT 915 T7H STREET northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted §7 per set, and jons on the natural tecth at reasomable » YARD WIDE WHITE WOOL BALLARDVALE FLANNELS, all operati Extractive, 50 cents, K. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 140H STRE ow p SPLENDID QUALITY, aeiful Sem of Teta 5: Teeth Aled, Sie without Pain, 50 ct. operauons warranted. oe a TALBOTT, DENTIST, az three doors frowi corner E. ‘Dentistry in all i pranches. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work war- ranted. danly 60c. PEK YARD. ). CAND! V.D., OF NEW YORK.— M.D... itapathy or visi Sire for all diseanes of boy amma an OF ption, Lows Hemorrhs aides or. Piles, ‘We also shall offer extra good bargains in FINANCIAL roLevo, ANN ARBOR NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES, seca PE STU Birmatenctat AT 120. AND 5c, PER YARD. GRAND TRUNK RAILWaY. FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT FORTY-YEAR GOLD BONDS. PRINCIPAL DUE 1921; INTEREST JANUARY 1 AND JULY 1; TOTAL ISSUE, $1, 260.000. ISSUED AT RATE OF $15,000 PER MILE. BOSTON HOUSE, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. LAs LINEN ULSTERS. GUINNIP, DaY & CO., A limited amount offered at 103. ARE SHOWING A ANTHONY, POOR & OLIPHANT, No. 45 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. Pamphiet, with LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK LINEN ULSTERS, at )PPENHEIMER’S, 528 NivTs erneer Nonrewaer, (€8Good Machines for Rent. 27 All kinds Repaired.