Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1881, Page 2

F _ THE EVENING STAR. _ WASHINGTON, _ WHERSDAY. AUGUST i, "CROSBY S, NOYES. ‘Tur STAR office is connected with the Tele- phene Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. "Pe TRONS: lea <= “the cit city for the summer can have Tae Star mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. Secretary Blaine’s reply to the counsel of Hartmann, the nihilist, was a crusher. This law- yer seemed to labor under the mistaken im- pression that because he had assured Hartmann that he would be safe in the United States no- body had any right or authority to gairisay it. In writing his presumptuous letter to Secretary Blaine, he gave the Secretary a fine opportunity to treat the subject in his very best vein. The counsel no doubt felt much less consequential after getting the Secretary's reply. If he did not, he is incapable of feeling. Hartmann’s visit to this country has demon- strated that the Americans have no sort of sym- pathy with or for assassins or those who advo- cate assassination. If the sentiment of this country had ever been loose upon that question, the shocking crime of the assassin Guiteau was enouzh to awaken it toa proper sense of the enormity of such offenses. While the whole peo- ple are daily and hourly suffering anxiety becanse of their wounded President, it is no time for assassins or the apologists for assassins to appear before the public and ask for sympathy or protection. Hartmann condemned himself in boasting of his connection with the blowing up ofatrainon which it was expected the late Czar would travel. He talked of dynamite and ser as legitimate weapons for use in warfare. Consequently, instead of himself execrated, and he heard a general de- mand that in ease Russia asked for his extradi- tion he should be turned over to the authorities government. venturers and dynaiite politicians who are seeking to establish socialism, communism and kindred isms in this country may as well anders t thoush we enjoy unlimited ‘reedom in the United States we have no license Tor crime. Law prevails here, and it will be ex- seuted with due regard to the rights of the in- jividual, whether he be a citizen or not. That senough for Hartmann to know. He can feel tirely satisti aim, ther 1 that no injustice will be done it would be more consistent with revord for him to remain very quiet and ae The republicans of Virginia have divided into two factions, thus paving to the democrats of tory this fall. The readjus- ters are responsible for the republican split, and n to be extracted from ybably go down in the general wreck they have made. Had the man- &xceiment of republican polities been left to repub- nia, the policy of the party could, 1 no denbt would, have been determined by the usual methods, and it would have had united Support. The early intermeddling of the read- Justers with the affairs of the republican party incensed many of th did not propose to be drazooned into the sup- port of any movement. The true republican Jeaders of the state insisted that a convention Made up of delegates regularly chosen should Pass upon the coalition proposition. At first the readjusters, with an air of assumed au- thority. antagonized the idea of a con- YVention, and wanted the republican committee to indorse the Mahone ticket. Finally, when @ convention could not be prevented, the read- Justers set deliberately ami unscrupulously to work to control it. They sent emissaries into the republican primary meetings to disturb their deliberations and create confusion where they could not control. The coalitionists inaugurated the policy*of getting up contesting delezations where they were outnumbered, and this sort of tactics still further increased the republican in- dignation. There was a fair prospect for repub- lican success in Virginia this year, had the party stood solidly together in support of recognized Fepublican principles. The democrats are di- Vided into two factions,—funders and readjust- ers. The indications are that the united repub- lican vote would be stronger than either of the democratic factions; but the readjusters in their anxiety to win a victory with republican votes, have left a clear field to the regular democrats. The straightout convention at Lynchburg met his morning, pursuant to adjournment last nizht,te complete its work. The chances are Viat the straightouts, or a large proportion of them at least, will support the recular demo- cratic ticket in order to make the readjuster de- feat the more crushing. —— This morning’s bulletin from the White House Indicated a gratifying improvement in the Presi- dent's condition. The surgeons, it will be re- membered, were counting confidently upon a| marked improvement by this morning. They | confidently expected the President to rally from the effect of the last operation. This hope has happily been realized, and it isnow the opinion of the doctors that their distinguished patient will continue t make steady progress. The continua- temperature and pulse for several naturaily created in the public mind a feel- ing of uneasiness; but this feeling has not been shared by the surgeons in attendance upon the President. nor by the others immediately around him. His recovery must necessarily be slow and but there is stillevery reason to believe that he will, in time, be restored to health and strength. The New York state e board of heaith is actively sustaining the new law against the aduitera- tion of food. The board has appointed eight analysts in various parts of the state, and has made arrangements for collecting and examin- ing samples of food articles. Any citizen who desires to have a sample of food tested has only to give notice to that effect by mail to the board of health. The board appeals to all citizens to assist in the enforcement of the law. This is a measure for the protection of the people, and one of a character that is needed inall the States. Adulterated and deleterious articles of food and beverages have become too common in all the markets, and only rigid laws, like that of New York, well enforced, can suppress the prac —_——__+e»—____ The free baths of New York city were enjoyed Week before last by 266,350 persons, of whom 87.556 were woinen and girls. These puplic baths are a public blessing. They are so con- structed as to be economically conducted and Maintained, each one costing only about $10.50 per day. Every city ought to establish just such facilities for their poorand hard-working classes: Here in Washington the outlay necessary to the Construction of free baths enough to accommo- date those needing them would not be very great. and the benefit would be tenfold as great @ the <spamne, whatever that might be. ——— There is probably no combination . of circum- stances which could drive the sleeping car com- Panies into cuttingrates. Thesetwo monopolies, running in separate territories, stick to their Fates in war and in peace, summer and winter, ait times and brisk. + Tt is officially announced that Patti will not ‘Sppear in opera in this country the coming sea- sen, and that she will sing in concert in Lincoin Hall, in this city, on the evenings of January 20th and 13th. So far so good. Now let the Price of tickets be authoritatively stated,and the public will be able to tell pretty soon how much interest it has In the announcement. yn ee A CARD. L. HEILBRUN, No. 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Sign; The Old Woman in Window, Most reapect/ully announces to his kind and-numerous patrons that hin Entire Stock in all its departments has | been replenished, more especially SANDALS AND PLAIN SLIPPERS, KID AND MOROCCO BUTTON, BOYS' AND MISSES’ SCHOOL SHOES, CHILD'S BUTTON, ALL KINDS. 20 AND 25 CENTS, ALL LEATHER, INFANTS’. ‘THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT: HAND-SEWED GAITERS AND BOOTS, MACHINE- SEWED BOOTS AND SHOES, PEGGED, SOLID STOUT SHOES, BOOTS FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS, BOOTS FOR BUTCHERS AND BREWERS. ODDS AND ENDS AT HALF THEIR VALUE. P.S.—White Kid SLIPPERS. all sizes. ail-st (uEAr: DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS. Prior totaking inventory, and until October Ist, we will cloee the remainder of our Stock at such prices as must induce large sales. Our stock of Falland Winter Goods from last season contains many choice goods for office and school wear at inuch leas than cost. All Domestic Goods reduced. Table Damask and ‘Linen Goods of all kinds at low prices. Fancy Goods greatly reduced. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at cost for the best. An examination of our Stock will save you money in your JOHN T. MITCHELL, all-6t Frupay, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. REMNANTS. ‘We have a fresh supply of REMNANTS, made during the week, and offer Great Bargains. Aso, MANY OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR ALL FRIDAYS. BEMNANTS OF EVERY KIND OF DRY GOODS. PARASOLS AT HALF PRICE. GEO. J. JOHNSON, all 713 MARKET SPACE. A TTRACTIVE PATTERNS TABLE DAMASES AND WINE CLOTHS, NAPKINS AND FRUIT DOYLIES. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 TrH SrReer Nontawest. NOTICE!! NOTICE!!! ‘We are now opening a Full Line of Heavy Domestics for Fall and Winter Trade and must run off our Sum- mer Stock at a sacrifice, as our capacity for storage- room is very limited. BARGAINS MAY BE EXPECTED. BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE. all | N(OTICE! N Homes, selling Pop-Com, aud, all I z ments on the es ee, Senten eunber 7 th an ae WW. PRETTYMAN, Secretary. Cc nae ace ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUITINGS, $35 TO $45, MADE UP TO ORDER. W. 8. TEEL, auto 935 Pennsylvania avenue. oco 00. L e€¢ 90 00 £ c 00 00 £ 6c 00 00 £ coc 00 00 LLL COMFORTABLE, CHEAP. FOR THE PRESENT HOT WEATHER we offer quite large variety of Gooda that may be Properly termed ag COOL, COMFORTABLE AND CHEAP, ‘The Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suit, at fifteen dol- lars, is, of course, the coolest garment. Then, the $13.50 Serge Suit, and the lower grade one at $10, are much sought after, as they do not require washing. ‘Those who like LINEN SUITS sdmire the $ Blue Check Suits. We have yet a few of inexpensive ALAPACAS and SERGES, and any amountof real nice ones. We are going to give you a lot of Brown Linen VESTS that cost us 90c. at 35 cents. Only the Vests (no Coats and Pants, ) and sizes are also not complete. If you can be fitted out of the lot of over two hundred we have, you actually get a Vest by paying for the buttons on it. In regard to TROUSERS, we have no common ones— so we are closing out a lot of fine ones st 20 to 30 per cent less than value. THERE ARE NO GOODS ON FIRST FLOOR. WE WILL HAVE TO TROUBLE YOU TO WALK UP STAIRS. A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. WANTED—HELP. _ FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. CaN eiclock Friday moteiae SA Woe een, "& COWS, TAS 13th etrect northweats 12? DRUG CLERK. ADD) WEE RESS DRUGS, BRENT —I0 STREET NORTHWEST— a uatlonary wachetand bath eke tro ca ela Taree! RENT—No. 1619 Rs Bisa aa ner 15th street. ‘New York ue eo 2m Ferg floor, f x oN Wee in private wefan a; soe a oa ii 13g sammchasetis Soo = FEE, see Re FORT Wiaeaws ENT DRUG CLERE AP-, AP- | horthwest. eee “ae streets northwest RENT ELS. FURNISHED ANTED-A CAPABLE WHITE GIRL "70 i” fod Third Fi or of Hue No, 3 femme at howsceerk eaed ae 3 ply'af'No. 121 Hired Hones ortheart. Lees ALT Sep and re Pp House a 2a and Indians ayeae. PMY St TREMONT Mie Ween: YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE eS = Fee RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING UN- cool and in plessant neighborh done fo 14th and ith mest et care AtN Sst baby. old; well recommended, RENT— mb x one Fear old: must come well Feo ad Fa NEWLY FURNISHED oe SS ANTED-A TINNER; ONE WHO UNDER- apie location. na aa Sane BS sancis range: latrobo and furnaco work: steady dob, st GART! ‘Stove Stora, 815 ilar 4 FEE “The ROOME bow socpled by 8 ie a = four tare rooms and the it well Hehted a ANTED—A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO W343 Seton Re private f fant am py erent trdaiy int beng oy ose 1908 N etiees ‘horthwen, bringing ref at | for rent For terms, ‘Re. y to A. 8. place. Bee ae E'BON, Agente 401 StH stroct new Wika SERVANT FOR A SMALL FAMILY 0 3 and hourework. Teas Se2, de good cooking general ATED. Tot es MAN as AO- 2, Muainzted with the ‘and Provision re last employed. Address WANTED — SERVANTS, WITH, REFPRENCES, for city and Fines 8 ware $8, $10, $13, $1 tie f Servaui ‘Agency, Fonost ihwes. C. Ee PRICE & CO. pvt Brovisionsy SE | ae ROR, RENT HURNIGHED ROO! ROOMS TO RENT EN | E auite SPesingle; on fret, second floors, R RENT_TWO LARGE, DESIRABLE UNFUR- for yentleman and wife. no children; at ostities | en 00 street northwest. References exchanged. jy 0-1 OK RENT IRE No. 218 10th street _né Soar H 1 Pegncg en sn and hear Wholesalé se Actes Te Loutada avenue. iyo-3 ANTED—A COOK AND CHAMBERMAID; FIRST Himmel Fequired. Gall at 1109 14th northwest, ‘clock a. m. and lock pm 3 FOR SALE—HOUSES. TANTED—A GOOD SERVANT FOR 4 FAMILY = of three adults; pay pate § Man as fore- Frou irom A has pee FEET T OF man, for a Ferm, nto Loan Offi sete a te ey 314 9th street, avenue and B | central athe ore Sal to mood tenant at toes: Jyh: MANN, 1418 Rae ‘avenue. ails WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS YOUNG MAN, A | Position as der; is well recommended by ES sud navy ofeers Inthe city. Address star office. ANTED—BY A SETTLED AND COMPETENT white woman, Situation as Cook and to do Wash- ing snd Ironing. Good references. Apply at ‘No. 25th street northwest, between H and I. it ANTED—BY ASTEADY AND TRUSTWORTHY aed CURE Man (white) Situation as coachman or a of Dunes wagon; willbe jimiwelf jon erally useful; good references. Address Box 77. Star WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—TO RENT, THREE FURNISHED Rooms for ter within ten. minutes’ walk of Corcoran Art Gall ‘Address M. E. B., office. Dp }0 RENT_PERMANENTLY, FOR SE- jool_ purposes, a hell "150, with spaalier ottco rece attached, “a ‘contral loeadion. "Ad dress 515 13th street north a10-2t* ANTED—TO RENT— ae ON SECOND Mane north ae of Hapa bate avenue, from 9th to 14th streets; “on 9th, from Avenue to F street; or on F, from 9th to ldth. Address M. F, Star often. 0-30" WANTED HOUSES. _ TANTED—A H¢ OF ABOUT NINE ROOMS S ‘NIN ‘or more in good neighborhood; northwest portion modern improvements; not over per ent tenant. Address of out ‘will be pecmant treet, Harrisbury, Pa. all-3t* TANTED—TO RE! | THREE- STORY “HOUSE, between Sth and 12th and D and Kstreets north wert. Apply at E. MORRISON'S Paper House, Ni 805 D street northwest. ad. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. 'D-HAND DOUBLE- BARREL | 1 ie “At ANTED—A SECON! Breech-losdin hot_ Gun. Address, with ft scription, A. HUN’ ER, = office. ANTED—TO PI RCHASE, IF CHEAP, | ‘soins Counters, Shaw Cates’ Mince ahd’ Panige | Address T. B. Stove, suitable for a millinery store. Star office. D2,000 GOOD CABBAGE PLAN DeJ.. ‘415 ¢ G street northwest. rest. ED_—TO PURCHASE, A GOOD SECOND- handed Bar Counter and Lager Beer Ice Bo: dress Carly Star oflice ED-SECOND-HAND | FURNITURE finve Orumall quantities, Addvew J; Star office. bles, 627 G street ilesdaya ‘Thursdays and Saturdays, ALL, Fairland, Montgomery co., Md. Jy] TED-AT RIGE'S OLD STEAM CARPET canine Works, 46 Maine ave, southwest. Ieath- fattresses to steain and remake, = mH to Tei ‘Siture to steam WANTED, CARPETS TO CLEAN. | WE DO NOT WHIP Car; Genes Our work is ome) eer and prices: lower than y other establisiunen Onders by telephone, A. Hl CHACE & BRO. 61t isiana avenue. je23 WANT=D-79 ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BELL, 1420 New York avenue, ts a Commissioner of Deets for very Stato nd Tera sioner, Hsolner end Notary. Al m, toS p. m. MATT: ‘and Make Over. ‘to Renov: and Decorating, gue mire stored and nd examine. At F. Hi. YOUNG'S, 1408 Peu avenue. a FINE Wi TO STORE Rooms. CHACE'S, 616 La. ave. marll ANTED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, MAT- to Remake, Prrniture to Pack and’Ship, at A. H. CHACE & BROS", 616 Louisiana avenue. marl WieiPocke GOLD ANDSILVERIN LARGE OR mall Quantities. ia cash price oa 2 | Pennsylvania fe bet. 3d and Ww TO KNOW ae SELLAFIRST- lass Talicrornaie Seventh Suit, much better beg la em ebeaper than a common new suitcan. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street north 409 9th st. northwest. Second-hand Ciothi ‘or at Branch SI —We buy but ‘toes ties ne. COUNTRY BO. ARDING. QUMMER | BOARDING. —FORTY OR FIFTY PER- Se Board and Room, st time. sons ean nodated wi c Hiverside Hotel Post Lookout, st ‘Tern moderate. For particulars, address G. MOVER Point Lookout, Md. ‘OTICE-HANCOCK, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND.“ offer splendid House and best of nm an a few M. ad-3t* CNR ROARDING ‘THE SUBSORIBER WISHES s to take a few Boarders for the moxths of Ai 3 aad ptember; situated on South River, three Annaj pote; term: Tr week, =: Address Mrs. MARY B. 0. ANNAPOLIS, Ma. 35-6" Gioen,.29 ee PEEASANT ROOMS, ‘THY location tok. R Shenandoah river and anaes an an excellent Chalvbeate cate spring near b; Cas an ins ‘mont aos sr Aline A Mol NTURFF, Preis cl "cua op postr ‘BOARD AT BLOOMING- a mile fro1 Fails Chi FES dale Farm, hai; ic ti At reasouable eat. Goat aan aad ese rene 'W. PHILLIPS, Falls Church, Va. #2 LOST AND FOUND. oOsT— AUGUST 9TH, SMALL GOLD CROSS, gwmer's name engraved on it, on F, between 6th and 7th; 7th, between F and D: oF ‘th and th table reward by’ leaving Na ere pr streets northwest us Z ey Poulin Eades re nt » ther ‘ell be iberall caine by nha he be. re same ‘ST. JAMES" HOTEL. It REWARD—LOST, ON SATURDAY _ NIGHT, same Gold Watchy huis and MONEY TO LOAN. Moxey, 5A small sum, of MONEY TO LOAN { qb mtety. ‘KER, Hoom 1, St: Cloud ig NEY. MONEY, MONEY ‘TO, ¥ TO LOAN at 2 TOR prone oa seg bo at R. BOWS ‘eon one TO LOAN. 000 In Bums to Suit,” TO LOAN. At Six Per Cont, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. SU XCK, Reaw Beat Earare Agexz, m2 Office ‘08 be Mo§x ‘TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 6 PER CENT. F°,, SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE | flowers: shade trocs Saat founiatue Propors: ean "ho oun examined between 6 and 7 pein. |e rang te Sin get ge get 9 street. 1 Printing Otice: ars fa the oor, Terie cash, and balance payments, pitt ‘interest. “Inquire 1121 I street ge it weet, after (OR SALE—HYATTSVILL FIVE-ROOM Fe Cottares over acre lot; Ae acre Lot, cheap for cagh or Gesirable Lot, fronts on to roads, with youne frat trees and grape vines. Part cash; balance | monthly ae J. A. REGESTER or E. R. MCKEAN, ai Hy- a oR OR SALE—A NEW EIGHT-' ROOM Rap MOD: | | rz —) NEW BRICK Hi ae oe Fe, ‘HENTOA =e -LOOKING, ‘IRE STORE basement Brick; roomie: im each room ; water mei eae as ieee Deichborhood : ga $20; 1115 ah treet nortiwpst. north 5 a AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIV. ATE and at auction.—See Bi sth of 295 Teoce 6 odern in i map 1137 24th street T rooms. modern R RENT—131 NORTH A STREET, WITHIN } a Stone's throw of the Capitol, {rooms and tasement, $18 per month. Inquire re of PRANK T. BROWNUNG, Columbian 1 ioe Building, 5th street harthwest as-lm, R) OR RENT— COMPLETELY. modem Rig die | imy twelve months. "Address HO: Siar ouhcas ad-e FoR RENT THREE-STORY. BRICK WAREHOUSE, atnte 633 Louisiana ay arene, Pe .[ NORTH- Sern proven ‘Ap- OR RENT. USE, west, 10 rooms and ply to JO1 TRIMBLE, i310 & Fe, NT STORE ROOM ,AND “DWELLING. | 7 street northwest ; in complete Inquite skeorner sions, Fa URE, Sy2tim OB RENT BUILDING ON THE NORTHWEST corner of 17th street and New York ayeni ome State Devaetment. Apply to JOHN TRIMBLE, 116 F NT BUSINESS ae street noi T—A PROMIN' ove Pemuyivania avenues Sea tas be A bove Pennsylvania, avenue. can fached from dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, inchud- | ing two lance as, bnire at 920 Louiwana avenue,” vod DESIRABLE RESIDENCE DeguiaOn, Conta Ee street house, in thorough nine rooma, ApPIy all modern improvements at85ns' Ot Georgetown. m31- improvements; terms ae is = a northonet, 1g yt BURY'S Drug’ 8 Coonan Beet Capitol and Sd streets, a9-3t" For, Fee DESIRALE SEVEN ROOM FRAME | SSurvarg Scuoor ENGL! = Dwelling. Lot 30 eras, $600 | aes 35 " ; balance in nas tere saa el onieest ae months: ‘tne Pia HILTON, A-3M., PRINCIPAL: seis on feed Ror"{a98 oth etrect northwest, 58-60 HEAP AND LONG TIME—NO BRO- ee! a 500 will buy a 9-room Frame House and Lot, on 8th street southeast, between E and G street, | Jot aft by 86, toa thirty foot alley; water and sewer in. carp pars the dor; $200 or $300 cash, and ‘bal. month; interest 5 per cent. Apply Pub Yous ‘Pomsyivahia avettio perth JOR SALE_—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN rooms, all modern improvements. In the | Bramises, No. 809 sth atrect northwest, between | Gorclock p.m. Price rearonable._Ternis cash. ai. FOR SALE—MISCELL, AN EOUS | Fe SALE—THE STORE FRONT NOW QecUPTED | Fox dis No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue, Inquire "all-3t ___NOAH WALKER & CO., Clothiers. | Fie SALE—A GROCERY STORE, } DOING | Goon business; centrally located ou corner: er wiching to retire from en. GROERY, Star office. (OR SALE DOCTOI bargai: caaerss LE, CHEAP_HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sewine Machine, ‘Tab Stoves, &e. | Hever nse cost 38 | Kistreet northwest. PUR SALE—BAKERY complete ord | Particulars apply | Charles Hotel, corner northwest. Call soon at 436 all-3t AND Fl Reseon for welling, Feavonstie price Apply: af 3 a Peunsyivania avens | stable in the rear. | JROR SALE, - , EXCHANGE FOR Ul encumbered Property, a Farm of 240 acres, injtes from Weehington, oh main road, improved with 9-room houee, tne pezch and youn apple crchard, with excelient water. Inquire st No. 2022 I street northwest, Washington. JOR SALE—CHEAP HORSE, BUGGY AND HAR- : also, one Six-horse Euiine and Boiler. Cail and ‘examine at ‘No. 313 K street northwest. Reasons for sili a sates 0-6" FR TRY DAIRY, WELL I, | FGhuabhshes. spertien cnaee without capital need not apply. 1317 8th street northwest al0-3t" OR SALE—CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY Store cheap. Reasons for selling, owner engaged in | other business. Inquire at No. 500 Kast Capitol street, Capitol Hill 29-3¢" | YOR SALE_NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTA’ TLY ing up, 2 Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Car- jaxes, embracing in part Broughaims, Coupes, Coupe- { fae Conve: Rockaways, Landaulets, ee xten. | gon 7 rs, &e., &c. Second-hand Carri | deseription always on hand: ROBERT H. GRAHAM. a9 Repository end Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest. OR SALE A EARM OF EIGHTY. FOUR ACRES ie apple and peach orchards r its ae pie ge ae on don, Fair- natin destrabe place can be had for $2,800, and’on reasonable terms. “Sale imperative. Ap- big.to STEPHEN KILLAM, at the above address. x RR SALE — PIANO, e T-OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD id finish, comparatively ne ld. “E. C. WOR a8-6t' 80) F OR SALE—OR WILL EXCL FOR PROI orty im the District a Farm in Maryland with, good improvements, Address OWNEK, OR SALE-A BARGAIN—A ae Octave rosewood-case Piano, Cover and fered by the owner for $65 can. Can be seen TNIIMOS. a5-6t th street northwest. OR. SALE JUST As FROM VIRGINIA A number fine Horses, suital alk poses, souie excellent Seddle He 180, sented or no’ yeale. JOHN HARRISON, northeast, Capitol FR SALE—MAGNIFICENT 7-OCTAVE PLA eleantly finished rozewood case snd carved lezs: aon: wil rll 4 ta low price of $160, tuckaing oe 5 rice of ), including em- Droidered clots Cover and Stool. Apply at SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S Piano Warerooms, a5-6t ‘th street horihwest. FE SALE_A GOOD CHANCE FOR A BUTCHEI 2 Acres for sale on Benning, roud, this side oF the bridge, improved with one large Brick Dwelling, Stable, Barn, Slauuchter House, Tee House aud all nececsary ovt lr tho prumaca 08 NOS Con auire on the p or No. 12 Center ANDRE R SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN.—THE W en te eee "Keg small Farais on tne, ROBT A Putte tps 1428 New York i jy23-1m* RB SALE—FARM FOR 8. ONE, MILE FROM MMulrkirk, threo fourths mile froma 212) ‘50 improt B20- ERE, Sedigrd of ti ral rose Brie, 000. N, Athens, ford Go., Penna. $y20-3w" INE. NEARLY NEW 74-00- eS ee raise: has left the city; to be 2 BE ee Tate ayo a as FOE SALETHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF intinan fora opexehane Every Io lowneeee Pr ScHMnBe & 0. 468 ‘§e20-3m * of fine Gar wee 4 weeps A Pepe fon ce; new and sotond-hand, whieh met be sold © lows ine vem Sindee ne JOHN M. YOUNG, Sis 6th wtrect. mil2-3m* BUSINESS CHANCES. ARDEN FARM.—FOR SALE, EIGHTY ACRES OF G& the Bute mea Sines B. and Apply to Dr. O. H. que northwest. Beiter, 1227 Pennsylvania avent For RENT— mat 1s tl PE eo "Sees we SR large 10th ONEY TO TAR. Hevot betwocn Gon Ofte and Medical Sec afew | _20-2 1 have MONEY TO.LOAN ON REAL Est a hota. TNoroughly sence To ave 8 FAL ESTAT A | Lalas Srerag Ne Penovelea. Toa sho Chariges moderate. No delay. R SALE—The: MACHINERY, UNEXPIRED aneee *oyand O, Canal “Company, and nov2s 916 Peer aet RIGHE To Ww wely owned ena ‘used sere EXC! . PERSONAL. Also, the Bi Lk ‘This Mil io TILL THE LD oll OF BELLE JACKSON, OF | 2Al, about 13 miles from. wig to W iticpanin te, busine oe 5 or ae £ M. MATTHE address. [10°] ‘Guo. We HA! COCK, Gators: 430-3m, ee ‘OTIGE.—I_ HEREBY FROM Tae a BD N TN emt 0, 1881, warn all from brane sea wife, Caroline x iCE—THI ‘T SR that ve nas ore Bee ara: See ee ess BOARDING. RENT— ‘FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, pe SE CS | Ee VELL. | Farm® | FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 51x. Pupils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- ness, A limited number of Pupils reocived into the family of Principal, where they will receive the care and dis- ciphine of a home. ‘or further information apply at 405 East Capitol street. al0-Im* Ww: ASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.—A Bourding and Day School for Young Ladies aud Chiliren, re-opens Sey tember 19, Teal. | For circulars ly to Mrs. Z. D. BUTCHER and Miss M. C. DOUG- Principals, 1623 and 1027 12th street northwest.a6 | PEAT OR IN CLASS. MATHEMATICS, Greek, French, German and English. special “attention to preparation. for College, West Punt, ia and all competitive examinations. Ice. A. M., W. corner 8th and K streets, northwest, Mita Gitewal reopen on the FINST MON Ts a MBER, st the comer of Eset Capitol and 4th streets Anni rms in a and vi WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBE, ply to Principal. MIS! aul-Im | | Instruction SADE Ait BOARD AND TUITION, YOUN « pe ‘Mixees, Episcopal Schoole, Hadd: i, Nd. $173 Young Men: Burlington Badiiary Col reat y of Virginia,” is The next session borins For cirenia Reforeneta Ryne Nev. Wa tin Addison, Andrews, Forrest, Ingle, ruart. A first clans School eand gives a thorough Epwlish edueati will receive a few stu dents into References: Prof. Hon. Ke Mass. Senate; N. J. Morri- son, D. . Prest. Drary Send for further in: formgtion to ©. P. HOWLAND, Cal, Principal, East Smithti wards) Marion, Mass {RIE K AN ELI D ACADEMIC SCHOOL. I street, between 18th and 19th streets northwest. Rooms: airy and retired. Furniture first class, orouch; discipline parental. Circul: wiving particulars, 1 nay be procured of, and application Tpade to any one wine Cominittee on Educa- BENJAMIN. "EU tte ore M. es x, J. S. WILSON Lincoln, Yoxidona county, ¥ a4-e02m, REYLOCK _ INSTITUTE, “Bt Grow eR Bees HIRE CO., MASS. —1 3842, Prepares boys are secon - hheaithful, no mai tion to individ Saucer pal-tu FAMILIES, A.M., f., Principal. ~tu, thet Ww IVERVIEW : ACAD MY, HKEEPSIE, N. 8. Military Dept. A THOROUGH. -GOING Wipe, vAWARE School for Boys, combining STUDY, MILITARY DRILE, ‘pepe Recreation c ion in due proportion. poser FEMALE INSTITUTE, WARRENTON, VA. agen besins SEPTEMBER ter. “al Sawa ARYT AND AGRICULTURAL COI Tee Sen seasion commences TUESDAY SEPTEMBER ROBERT FRCS ex taloue or information addreas W A PAnkin, Prosden it, College Station, Prince county, Md. aul-2awimn i bene LADIES’ COLLEGE. Princess Louise. Founder and proadenty th ties ‘Rev. I. HELLMUTH: D.D., D.C. , Lord Bishop of Huron. FALL TERM OPENS: eae ere Serremper 21. beautifull Fiooaltiy ae eo out four hours by eat Tail from Niawara Falls, and on one of the prinei routes between ‘East and the the West. sroun comprise 140 of the founder of is to provide the ent, intellectual and prac: ace, Lotdon. On- HEEL, Teacher of, PIANO, OBGAN and 3 | J. toca C. Partcaier eeation o> beset ose wishing to be qualified for Teach- ‘northwest, Sr or performers, ‘794 12th street ERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, OK, MD. AY, Sept. 7th. Loca- tion healthful Course. of tastruckion” complete “aad emation sires on or alae iyi com, ‘Mrs. M. W. HACKELTON, Pres't. AVERLY SEMINARY, 1412 H STREET NORTH- west. and chool for Young Ladies. Fall term opens wit corps. MB, 2m. 818 CONNECTICUT AV- ee eee SPIE For drculars ya MISSES BURGESS, Principals. MRS. LUCIEN E. ©. CO! PRS ae MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, os I STREET NORTHWEST. paelin sx srhae Professor (Translations done.) NSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, PA. (OPENS SEPT. 14.) ‘tiv , Chemis- (CERIAN_ BUSINESS COLLEGE, lei of Tth and 1. streets northweat, holds JUMMER SESSIONS im Practical’ Penmanship, Letter Writ- Hier Biteie aed Double Katey Bookkeeping and Busi- ness Practice. month; poled evening see- Persons desiring instruction in, Practical Penmanship of six- ‘information given at the College affice. am number of eee indo. Mr. and ‘will oceupy her house Ghentlon consernitae Soren mr N. AHOHER. jed8 noe souERS iP iaaie peace k foe = DRY GOODS. & | ppamcauss AT COCHRANE’S, OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. FINE FASHIONABLE FICHUS, ALL Haxp Exprorenep, Farscn Mc. | Namely: 50c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, j $2.50, $3, $3.50 cach. PRICE, and this meafis HALF VALUE, aswell. The goods are NOT perishable; the shapes and styles are the ‘Very latest, the very nestest and most gentecl. We had FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS’ worth. ‘This one GREAT AMERICAN BARGAIN will soon be sold out. Orrosre Rraes’ Bank. a0 Tue WEEK BEFORE STOCK-TAKING. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 Will offer, during the coming weeks, 300 YARDS ELEGANTLY EMBROLDERBED WHITE FLANNELS, Con:prising ten patterns, | AT THE UNIFORM PRICE OF $1.00 PER YARD. ‘This presents an unusual opportunity to purchase FINE GOODS at a VERY LOW PRICE, and may not occur again, as we do it merely to reduce our lange stock | before inventory. “WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON HOUSE, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AV UE—921 GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, 822 axp 824 SEVENTH STREET Nonruwesr, HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF | SUMMER GOODS BELOW COST, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, WHICH WILL SOON BEGIN TO ARRIVE, pal. | AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. 26 A RARE CHANCE. TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., $03 MARKET SPACE, ‘Will sell for a ehort time their entire stock of FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS At Prime Coat. Beck SILKS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. Special Prices and Great Bargains in BLACK SILKS. ELEGANT GROS GRAIN for $1. ELEGANT CASHMERE FINISH for $1.25. SUPERIOR CASHMERE FINISH for $1.50. We will take an i in a f and off fe will take an inventory in a, few days, fer ONE PRICE. ~ W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, and 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ot | (SLOSING OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. ii athat i tf nue i i CARTER’s, 11 MARKET SPACE. FOULARD AND SUMMER SILKS AT COST. FIGURED FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 206. MADEAS GINGHAMS AT COST. SUMMER DRESS NOVELTIES AT COST. ALL-WOOL yeceiamiinoe reduced from 37}¢c. a Siiso wage. bye PERRY & BROTHER, . .© 6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Con. 9ru Srazer. P. 8.—These quotations are guaranteed to be HALF | DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH | D GLASS — ‘fille a Sipoee geet im gre tee “given to every aa x @euL Vane, for D.C. SD PaTATION st STAINED Steers =o ry WM. McLEANR, _ futinewe” AQSEATU SATHORN ” _iy2-20° _ oe and B streets, } ae w. KENNEDY & 00., (Batabiinhed 1800, ) 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 607 B STREDT, Dravers mx BAR TRON, STEEL, TIN PLATE, ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS’, COACH AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. ASBESTOS PAINTS AND MATERIAL. N. B.—Store closed at 6 p.m. J. B. WHITE & BROS., Pa mai * bp BISCOR, Agent for District of Columbia, BISCOE'S 10th-street wharves, Where a supply will be kept concent ge and Retail, Wholesale AT FACTORY, ©, near 6th STREET NORTHWEST. 25-3 co"8 L. MARTIN & PULP ie BLACK, weet =a an Where Black Joints are J. "50 JOHNSON & ©CO., Acryrs, 22th street Wharf and | 202 F street northwest. _ MORTAR apat V 7 ALKER'S, => Jor STREET. LIME, CEMENT, BOOAL, | 1, PA PER, CARPET LINING nov2._ GRAVEL | eae straps. __ SPECIALTIES. UST ARRIVED-THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL a4 living American M nasnees Caairvoyent: cnmmcines surance enema by bai consults on all affairs of lf" without auention- ves naunes, event pravluctie tte hie: Satisfaction . 233 - vania avenue 8 ee eugd-21t' LES.— . NO ONE PS ture or other samncical appliances used. fect cure cusratiteed Call oat painieee and a per lar and Jy25-3w" ARAM DUBOUTS. FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS Magnetic Electricity; telis true life: card | fell pact, prosent and future, and gives ooa edvioe fee | lady ‘eos street Hours from 94 to MY ME. Ue Sth strocts north west ___ INSURANCE. | Covuusa FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, et, TH Te F mexRy with, "HENRY A."WILLARD, President. 3 Se K B. reg IKE, Vice President. ‘ance ‘egainet all Loss by Fire at reasonable dy9-6m, i and2toSp.m. jy23-Im F_ PROOKE TELLS ALL. THE EVENTS OF All business confide tal 0. B SECURE IN SU MMER. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15tH Sreeet any New Youk Ave. Fire, Burelar and Damp Proof Vaults from $5 te $80.— year. ‘Government Bonds on depot for $1 per $1,000. recive Rilvorwarw in “Trunks for mi ‘rate. William Stickney, president; Sie Ne | $F hare, ioe Pesident: ie, mncretary Ty stunt dr ary A Willard Sol Sota oe PROFESSION AL. ee, YOMPORTABLE FEET ARE / REQUISITE TO. a ct a LONGEVITY." lence the thousands, from that, vist De. wes eit frp Ti6 ‘set ana evar ite Willard’ ruliet from and avoidange of oo cr alluvtate of the foot, “House Sea ee and other ailment feet. <u. Boo, $1 per virit. 4 ya R.STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 43907 STREET, D)tsxthoast cores 300 and IE mrtinwone Filing & sreciaity. Eateprtnie 9 0 U1 m., Wetneadayy, fr the poor. “clase references, Changes treason 330-6 KR. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 1TH STREET D" northwest a apd Over Balla Ter ‘ue’s Bookstore. Operative, Sunocal and Mechaniesl skillfi 1" at Bence a eres. ee Ao ane aE aa it. WEISENBORN. DENTIST, 915 77H STREET northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted $1 per ect cycertions.on the natural teeth at reasonable prion Extracting, 50 cents. . DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET NORTH- west, voen G atreetend ew York, aveiue.— ee ee, Sa . T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 from corner 77TH ST. doors Ez. _Rentietrs fall i ‘Teeth inserted $7 ‘$i per set. All work war- janie a . OF NEW YORK.— for'all diseases af body a ae ene ‘Thiroat Consus an, Low of weal Sevocialyy "Al Malaria, or toed asp un or Disesone of whatover name or mature theraushly ered Soler from the sytem. Stuttering and Stammering $00 Now York avenue porthwest. Sica” PROPOSALS. FFICE OF THE INSPECTOR OF BULLDI TRICT OF COLUMBL Wisumaros, A ori ved Proposals Dommiaeioners D. C. TRENTH for dhe erection Buildines in the county cttons. ms for witch hich wt wil Utena os srplica- Sen en thine i rae fi jon to this ust be je building. A Gepost of one hundred ($100) dctines acoampany cach bid. a wurety that the sereated cient bo the bidders, af within five (0) Gaye from dle of pearl “alive Commissioners reserve the right to reject any oF 29 THOS. Be ERE Tintpsctor of Buildings, r FFICE OP THE INSPECTOR BUILDINGS, Oo DISTRICT OF ‘COLUMBIA. = beast ASHINGTON, Atucust . Bealed ‘Will bbe received at Office of the Com- missioners, D. C., UNTIL NOON, ON AUGUST Lira. for the ot School Buildin, the and instructions for which will be DEY BOARDS, Nol, 26 feet... STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 foet...... > oe VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2....... 24 1.66 CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... vad 10 gad INGLES, nearty ws FORGE SORHER SF SEER WILLET & LIBBEY, 3 Sreve Srarer axp New Yous AVESUS, vapns, | 5°*40UE Sqvane — mys _| Nonrmenx Lesenrr Manxer SQUARE. [e282 Buos’. PraNos, ‘BURDETT ORGANS. Phir Ehec aot ear Vege gee | PS ona wanow ow mare crass ‘The best now made, a