Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1881, Page 2

ES, leiosemasd ae ROSBY S&S NOYES. The Evening Star has a regular, permane: bena fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the _Other daily papers here “THE STAR office is connected with the Tele- pt Exchange, Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwi information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. The Political Situation in Virginia. ‘The action of the Virginia republican conven- tion in not putting a ticket in the fleld leaves to members of that party the privilege of voting as they please, or of not voting at all, as they may preter. They owe no political obligation to the canvass, and may exereise their judgment as citizens in rezard to fhe tickets before them. | kham and these who have acted with | have been striving to save the republican party of the state from disorganization. They succeeded in preventing republican en- ent of a ticket which is committed to tform financially is the Rid- ) proposes to eliminate one- and reduee the interest nainder by arbitrary action of the I lature. creditors are not to have any v in the proposed settleme The r making their canvass mainly upon this issue. ‘They tell the people that V ot able to pay all of her debt; ther will cut down the amount to figures within the ability of the state, and at such interest as they choose to pay, and offer that to the creditors. This is bald re- pudiation, and there is no disguising the fact. n. Wickham, Representatives Jorgensen and Dezendorf. Major Yost, and the other Vir- ginia republicans who have fought so pers tently against coalition, fully appreciate the weight of the readjuster proposition. They know that the success of a ticket upon such a platform means the paralyzing of all the ma- terial interests of the state, for the reason that eapital will not enter a state which repudiates her obligations. ———__~<«+-____ The Great Summer Danger. The burning of a hotel at Beach Haveri last Wednesday night will be very apt to make Sojoiners at summer resorts nervous, more afraid of tire than ever. have that effect. greater than most persons suspect, unless they have carefully considered the subject and coolly calculated the probabilities of a fire, in the first place, and, secondly, the chances of escape in ease one should occur. The fact is, that most of these summer hotels are merely vast tinder boxes, constructed with little reference to the prevention of a conflagration, and provided with few or no means tor subduing one should it once get started. The chances are, therefore, at least ninety in a hundred that a fire breaking out in a watering place hotel will result in the total destruction 6f both building and contents; and we may add that if the inmates escape with their lives they may count themselves fortunate, | indeed. How can the matter be helped ? Tt is hard to | say. From the nature of the case, the situation is surrounded with difficulties, the number and character of which make it almost if not entirely impossible to provide complete security. Mani- | festly the expense of constructing a fire-proof building for a hotel to be occupied only two or three months in the year would be so great, and make the cost of staying in it so high, as to put that provision entirely out of the question. Neither is it possible to provide In all cases a supply of water sufficient to amount to anything in a fight with the flames. There seems to be left,then, nothing but vigilance and caution,—on the part of host and guest alike; and these ought to be exercised always, and in the ex- tremest degree. No person should ever become an inmate of one of these mammoth establish- ments for a night—or of any hotel, for that mat- ter,—without first becoming entirely familiar with all its stairways, passages and exits, and de- liberately planning a route of escape in case of fire or any alarm of danger. These precau- And well may it tions should then be supplemented on the part of | | sh the guest with the greatest possible care in the ‘use of matches, lights and fires. On the other side, the management of a hotel owes it both to iteelf and to its customers to use every means within reach to prevent the occurrence of a fire, ‘as well as to keep the danger from it within the Smallest limit possible. In this direction cer- tainly nothing shontd be accepted as an effort in good faith which does not inciude the furnishing of reliable fire extinguishers, and also a plentiful supply of well-filled water-buckets in every hall of the house, together with a vigilant watch4| Man on every floor, whose duty It should be to keep awake and constantly patrol all its passages the whole night through. These precautions ought to be required by law of every hotel situ- ated remote from first class means of subduing aserious fire; but, law or no law, proprietors pugiit to take them, and the public should make it a point to studiously and firmly decline to pa- tronize any house where they are not afforded. te. ‘The murder of the Fisher children is the most shocking crime that has been perpetrated in this vicinity for along time. It was simply the act md. There is that in a little chitd which appeals to every sentiment of humanity. Its very innocence and helplessness inspire within the heart that Is not devoid of every human sen- sibility a feeling of tenderness. It was evident that these two children, scarcely more than babes, had been killed without provocation of any kind. They were incapable of provoking an attack. Now, the mystery as to who perpe- trated the act has been cleared up. The old megro woman, Clristina Taylor, has confessed the inhuman, the monstrous deed; but the cause or motive for it remains unexplained. She does not pretend to assign any reason for the fiendish act, which, it is easy to believe, must have been committed under some sudden and Insane impulse. Still, that plea can hardly be successfully urged in her defence. The murder- ess was sane enough to conceal her cuilt as best she could, and the welfare of society requires that she should be made to pay the extreine pen- alty provided by law for her offence. ee The irrepressible Dr. Hammond expresses the opinion that a trackman similarly wounded, and treated in a New York hoapital, would receive more energetic and successful treatment than has been given to the head of the nation. Very, likely, as to the energetic part of the business. It is too much of the habit of hospital doctors, @s we all know, when they get a truckman or other poorlaboring man on a table under their bands to try all sorts of heroie and hazardous experiments with him. Perhaps It Is Just as Well that the President happened to escape them. ———__+0+ —___ The Cornell University boat crew have met with another defeat, this time on the Danube, at Vienna, yesterday. This has been an unfor- tunate tour for the Cornell boys, They no doubt Fegret that they did not take the advice of saga- lous friends just after the Henley affair, and return home. That would have spared them ‘this additional mortification. As a ‘ss students than they do as oarsmen their pros- ect of obtaining a college degree te anything but promising. and | The danger from this source is | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 121m anp 137A. ONE LOT Of CHILDREN'S LINEN PANTS, AGES TO 9 YEARS, THAT RAVE BEEN SEVENTY- FIVE CENTS, WE NOW OFFER AT TWENTY- FIVE CENTS. ONE LOT OF CHILDREN’S LINEN JACKETS, AGES 4 TO 9 YEARS, THAT HAVE BEEN GOOD SELLERS AT ONE DOLLAR, WE NOW OFFER AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. TWO HUNDRED MEN'S BROWN LINEN VESTS, |, THAT ARE GOOD VALUE AT ONE DOLLAR, WE | NOW OFFER AT THIRTY-FIVE CENTS. ° | 10 YEARS, YOUR CHOICE AT TWENTY-FIVE | CENTS. LOT OF CHILDREN’S VESTS, AGES 4 TO THESE ARE ALL WOOL CASSIMERE VESTS, AND ARE GOOD VALUE AT ONE DOLLAR. A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. al2 win ARD HOTEL LOTTERY. THE DRAWING FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881, Is THE Dax DETERMINED Uron. The 4 f thia scheme has been final! | | Ee sae ere fac on THURS, Save ENTH OF NO Commissioners, and this will the Yo sell all of the | “All persons. therefore, datenaing to invest in this persons, . | schem ® may fest aqwared that there will be no further tponements. | or ostpongist OF PRIZES. | The Willard Hotel, with allite | one Wesid One Residence on Green Street. | Ewo Cash Prizes, each $5.00. 10,000 | Two Cash Prizes, each $2,000, 4,000 | Fre Cash Prizes, each $1, (400 000 Eive Cash Prizes, each Si. 2,500 Fifty C; 100. 5,000 | One ‘amtred ‘Gah Peis Prizes, ex bee Five Hundred Cash Pri: each $20.. | One Setof ‘Bar Furniture.” 1 = Fine Piano... ve ‘Quarters, $2. mittances may be made by Bark Check, Express, Postal ‘Money Order. or Re Responsible agents wanted at all points. For circu- Jars, giving full information and a, address, W. C. D. WHIPS, WILLARD HOTEL, LOUISVILLE, KY., W. W. GOULD, WASHIN _al2-e0&K, tnov10 P#OPOSALS FoR SAND. Orrice or BUtDING For STATE, Wan anp Navy DEPARTMENTS, Propnce ot uimi D.C, Angast 12, Ly or ve 1,500 cubic yards, more or less, of owt Sand at the nite of the north wing of the Building for the State, War and. Na ents, in this city, will be received at this ice until 12 Thenat! 4 Avavir Paps 1881, and iechentaee woneeen eral antral Yor bidders, and ipecifications, genet ions fOr an pn sora pre aae plank forms of Pro ished dealers in office. co prorer application to IOMAS LINCOLN CASEY, a12-6t my Col, Corps of Engineers. A c A BR D L. HEILBRUN, No, 402 SEVENTH STREET NOR‘CHWEST, Sign; The Old Woman in Window, Most respectfully announces to his kind and numerous patrons that his 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. White Kid SLIPPERS. all sizes. all-8t Czusar DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS. Prior totaking inventory, and until October Ist, we WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. DRY GOODS. | Me ANTED_—WHITE GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK starting, 18th, etNoe 211 IVS strect nobtwent. > ANTED—A RED GIRL TO DO GENERAL WAS OPER OTe a rANTED—A WOMAN coo} at ‘assist with at B10 per or AS Bs Star office. ‘ANTED—A TENANT FOR A FRE: ats eee ees ean eats eg are BYRN'S Shoe Store, 1614 14th street. ‘a12-dt x. ANTED—A REGISTERED ANI THOROUGHLY acgmpetent Drug, Olerk TR. SATOH, No. B00 Tih street must come recom: ‘al2-3t" Wistios oat TINNER, | ONE WHO UNDER Jatrobe apd farnacg, w ‘8 Btove Sore, 815 7th. freee orth: Ww: mA sera cane FOR A SMALE Fam ‘who can. ‘general 3 1635 10th street north 310-3t* Ware Euntlivn :farhiced Ser — SERVANTS, WITH REFERENCES, id 7 .. $10, $1 15, and country; waxes, $8, $10. $12, 81 orthwest. Ce PRICES CO. Bot Wists GOOD SERVANT FOR. A FAMILY washing. Also, a Man as fore- man, for» cn arn ‘Apply at ULTON'S Laan on 14 Vth street, between ylvania street northwest. Jy28- WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—BY A ‘wornan a Sit housework. Apply at No. 1330 15th street nortn Wiki» wi army and navy officers in the “city. YOUNG “AND COMPETEN’ small family to dogenel sastion tn a na ly oem LASS, YOUNG MAN, A ell recommended by ANTED—BY ASTEADY AND TRUSTWORTHY young man ( river of business waxon wi sy tweful; good white) a Situation ax coachman to make bimeelf fe references. Address Br WANTED—ROOM ANTED BY G e-derly peonte, in cen puivate mod TED TO Ws Address M. J. between Sth west. Unfurnished Rooms, Star office. more in good neigh! of city; modern improvements; not over month; will be permanent tenant. 23 street, Harrisburg, Pa. Apply at E. MORRI 805 D street northwi WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—TO PURCHASE, NTLEMAN AND WIFE, QUIET, nt Room (or rooms) an without children. Must have Gi family, erm couveniences. Permanent if sulted. Address , Star offiee. RENT—THREE aren OR second floor, references. a ABOUT NINE ROOMS hood; northwest. He N, ‘al Address 2: ATH MD and Retrocts wort: IN'S Paper House, No. 29-31 CHEAP, HAND- Parl ne Counters, Show Cases, Mirror ahd Parlor Stove, s stabi Yor & millinery store. “Address ‘yD. H. Star of al0-3t* Ween OND-HAND AM UENTTURE IN juantities. J. W. DYER, tne an” oases ES TO PASTURE AT $3 PET ‘month: will be at 3 GHEEN'S stables a7 G street orth Soturdays, “JOHN W. BI Fairland, M ouOMery COs Ma. jy12-Im W erg to renovate, niture to steam Wik isiana avenue. ANTED—AT RIGE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Piper A Maine Feath- ‘ave. southwe steam and remake, ie ANTED ia one TOCLEAN. WE DO NOT peta. lower tras bet by" Relea: Our work is done better and prices ishment in ington. ‘A. I. CHACE & BRO., 616 bu: je25 ‘ANTED—T Room 4, 142 of Deeds for f; a.m. tod very State and Terri! sioner, Examiner and Notary. ANN INCE THAT JOHN E. BELL, ‘New ork avenue, is a Commisnioner itory, U. 8. Commis- Always i office from 9 m2 ARTES aaa RS AND HAI and examine. At avenue. Ws Storage ANTED FEATHERS _TO RENOVATE, AT: AH. SHIGE s Bios NTI Wise ‘Quankse eoneivaaie ‘avenue, bet. yy ANTED—YO! ‘Cane Tallor and a.great be bought, at No. 619 D street 409 9th st. northwest. Second-hand Clothing. __ COUNTRY BOARDING. _ ARDING.—FORTY OR 1 FIFTY Pi Board and Room Seas moderate. For Lookout, OOD. BOA AL LEASA: Tt location; close to R. R. and jnountainie: sn excellent Chalvbeate spring near ALP sACINTUREE, ‘Dente cies Strasburg, V: fogs, Ad ‘D—FURNITURE TO Rooms. CHACE” mmmodated with Riverside Hotel, Point Lookout, any ‘or particulars, address G. Ar SE: . Upholsten urniture stored and ¥. H. YOUNG'S, 1404 8, 616 La. ave. marl ake, Furniture fo Pack an O16 Louisiane ayenus. merit NDSILVERINLARGEOR Hisghest saeh, price ‘paid. 321 and 43 streets. Jani 1U TO KNOW THATISELLAFIRST- made Second-hand Suit, much better wer than @ common new suit can eae OLD STAND, BB. horth\ or at Branch, Btore, No. —We buy but first-class Janl9 MOYER, Po Poiut Ot MS, HEALGHY Sakae Bea A ey forget stg | Cha- Fest cua SELASS spose BOARD AT Bi ar, gchar Ag: tion, at dress urch Sta- Ad oa PHILLIPS, Palle Church, Va. 527-2 LOST AND FOUND. OST WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3p, te Setter and W arn 8 we Pennsylvania avent Eee Afi fale | mrt STINEMETZ, 1429 R pr a oF Cll = rISLAID—A BOX AND PACKAGE WITH ‘Tuesday borhood STRAPS, ans) neigh! of Patent ohies. | Te information suitably rewarded. I. N. KALB, ae 'F eisoot nortuwent. OST—AUGUST 9TH, SMALL GOL! as between 6th rs A aud Lie ee Se: a 7th and Wihatroots,” Suitable reward by leaving some eau streets northwest. — LOS’ iT, ON SATURDAY 2a ‘August 6th, -faced Gold Watch, Chain and Shatth gais oath Na, Staal Star office. MONEY TO LOAN. orx TO 10a LOAN a12-Im ONE} short time, on satisf factory ea tafety. Address C- KER, Rea eran Security, At Lowest Rat THOS. J. FISHER & CO. small sum of MON! ) LOAN for @ securi' or to invest m 7, St. Cloud Buuld- ‘ONEY TO LO. $50,000 TO LOAN, ‘In Sums to Suit, Commissions m27 At Six Per Cent, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. rates. re re | HUYCE, Beat Estate Aorwr a: 5 lington Ins. Building. ‘ONEY TO nee M ON REAL m2 ESTATE, AT 6 PER CENT. DELAY. 0. HOLTZMAN, th “in nor X d F streets northwest. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. ee. peg MONEy, TO LOAN of from $1 be ON REA REAL ESTATE, in ‘Charges moderate. No delay. B. H. WARNER, 916 ¥ street northwest. PERSONAL. er | STORE IN FINE | | GAMA’ 519 Tth street north | RoR BENT 1121 NORTH A STREET, WITH 7 room | ply to JOH ace st 20 per | FRANK IETIPS, 1008 Peineylvahia svende north: 68" Fe RENT—2012 thee Shed NORTHWES’ House wet ide se ote A at modern baprorennse. ery desirable. site at Fos ¥ TED SECOND eae ROOMS TO RENT I EN op it second and one Get oe a Pe RENT Lang Tange, BERTEARCE UNFUR- ith for «en! onan aa ani Seis no chitien oe he iP ferences 1 exchanged. 1. Jy30-12t* ae Fe ASE FURNISE Fea RENT_STORE 3 No. 218 10th street rthwest,, f Pennsylvania avenue and. near Wholesale OF commiasion Business. Ammen it ee Srenus. ye se FOR RENT—HOUSES. R, RENT—A “TWO-STORY onnick HOUSE, ‘ailmodern im; aut vement D street southwest, 9 “anpiy at Nee Sua R ENT-DRICR HOUSE, SIX ROOMS: GA ro i; 5 panwe’ Pek SF cover ser Miguthy Nor 1017 10k sevese norehrent OR, BENTO 3 HOUSE NO. 907 ae Portree i opmae water and was and bath-roon. Abnly ats STONES Drug Drag Store, comer er 7th aud 1 streets 1619 K STREET seat oS modern conveniences. it Compa f reasonable. THOS Er. Rca Sy hiheat R _RENT—A NICE-LOOKING, THREE STORY and ment Brick; eight rooms: central; fine ichborhood : xas in each room; water in kitchen: only Bost 1115 Ath sttect northwest. Apply at L115 3 etrect rthwest. all-3t* RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE ‘and at auction.—See Bulletin issned_on the Ist and th of every month et the office of THOS. B WAG West. 210- stone's 18 per mouth. “Inquire o Columbian Law Building, ‘of the Capitol, 14 awsern FRANK 1. BROWNE ith street northwest. aS- OR RENT—HOUSE nes Nyost, 10. Foo and all ipodern improvements... Ap- Seen 1216 F tree FR RENT-STORE ROOM AND houne, TK cet northwest Inquire oun J. A. RU JOR RENT_BUILDING ON THE NORTHWEST corner of 17th street saad Noe Pork anton onpostte State Department. “Apply*to JOHN TRIMBL! Lf street northwest. jyag-im FR RENT—A PROMI ENT BUSINESS STAND— Store and_ Dwelling Ni 23 10th street. near cag affice above Ponnaylvania. avewue, ‘Store ean be des tached from crating: which contains 12 rooms, includ- due vo large parlors, lange cellar, gas, water, Bath, Inquire at 926 Louisiana avenue. Sm pe ke RENT—A DESIRABLE RESIDE: NCE, IN GOOD. neighborhood, convenient to F street care; a new houre, in thorough rey all modern improvements; nine rootns. Apply at $305.0 Kis Georgetown _FOR SALE—HOUSES. OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—1,500 FEET aed te by aes synee, fix roomy ra nider fen ust at Sito. STEIGER SE EhiBER 1418 Ne w York avenue. SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK acer OF 38 Fe ow No. 124 E street northwest: “tet grounds, with orn, aad’ treen and Tous, ty cant be examined between 6 and 7p. all-im* VOR BALE—A Di Dwelling. Lot cash; balance in ‘Fi: quite on premises, N Pos. SALE CHEAP AND LON 1,500 will ‘buy a 9-foom Fraime House and Lot, on Bit Bbroet southeast, between E and @ street, Jot 27 by 66, to a thirty foot alley; water and wewor in house, cars pars the door 3300 cash, and bal- months interest & percent. XO BRO- Apply SEVE! Inquire on ti orthiyest, between 4 at ris cash a SALE—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Fooms,all moder improvements, Promises, No. 809 4th st Price rease OR SALE. BIG SACRIFICE, Magnificent Grand Square Piano; ornainented rosewood case iy finished and of superd tone and singing fushities: used but four inonthis: with elecantly em: Brotdered cover and stool for guly S295 sacks oe part time can be arranyed with a reliable party; owner Tact pellet once. a ” SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S: PIANo WAREROOMS, 433 7th street northwest. E STORE FRONT NOW OCCUPIED Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire on NOAH WALKER & CO., Clothiers. ‘oR SALE—A GROCERY STORE, DOING GooD business; centraily located on corver; established Tear, owner wishing to retire from business. Address “GROCERY,” Star office. all-3t* VOR R SALE_DOOTOR'S LIGHT BUGGY, IN GOOD | ord Apply at DOWNEY'S Stables, | 1019 V7th'stree VOR SALE CHEAP— HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR Machine, Wardrobe, ‘Ao, ‘new Bickford Rules els ever tused: cont $60; will sell for $20. Call noon at 4 K treet nowthwert Por sate SALE BAKERY AND FIXTURES, ALL IN ‘Reason for selling, Pa isos. for ference i ean Pen: street and Penneylvania avenue ‘all-’ OS SALE—A A BANDSOME HO! driver vary yen eet Set able price. ‘Apply at ‘Sta Forse SALE, “OR WIL EXCHANGE FOR UN: ibered Property, a Farm of 240 from Washington, ch asin road, improved ‘with room houre, fine peach and younk apple orchard with excellent. wator. Inquire ac No. Sb39 northwest, Washington FES E—CHEAP—HOR: , one Six-horse Engi and ‘examine at No. 513K strovt northwest. i for selling, change of ees Fe SALE OR RENT— ¥ DATR established, Parties entirely Without cap ly. 1817 8th street northwest. SALE NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY hing up, a Fine Stock of ‘Fall and Winter Car- feaieeactear in Baek Brouhains, Coupes, Coupe- fee Gouge Tecnu Landaulets, Victorias | sion ‘Tops, &e., &c. Second-hand Carriages of every description always on hand. BERT H. GRAHAM. RO} a9 Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest. oR SALE-A FAl OF EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES" with good Dwelling, fine apple and peach orchards excellent water, small feuite'and went ot ‘ghade; on i W.&O.R.R:, one-half mile from Herndon, air = amouapinertan uc igtetie AoE and’on reason ale imperat P- ny ey STEPHEN KILLAM, at the above address. superior tone and Fa sand Covers 5; must Tog ith Seer northwest, Fo. SALE—OR Witt, SCH ANGE FOR, (PROP: improvements. Address OWNER, Star office. su2°T3 R SALE-A, GREAT, BARGAIN. THE hae i eltys boat time. ‘ow York avenue. SALE—ONE FINE, NEARLY NEW tave Piano; must itively be sold at io macttice yalee cash for own has laft the cl ©. WILD ee Too Teh street northwest SALE — PIANO, | T-OCTAVE, | ROSEWOOD Anish, comparativel ‘be sold. E. ps, 18 2:3 LY Guevtcs ROSS, THE LONG: arRELaR, ble, Clairvoyant “an rea. bet feed a airs of lite than auy éno in the iEREBY FROM -THIS DATE A0- i881, warn all RE- ter xs and future 5 doatiny ‘stock ; ocieandied to af redueed LES vo xoUNa, ‘313 6th street. SEROTALTIEG. Fy *ine ESTABLISHED AND ee es Goll D BALA jer Garden in Medical sii, few vania avenue. An ‘exeellont stand ‘will close the remainder of our Stock at such prices as must induce large sales. Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods from last season contains many choice goods for office and school wear at ‘Umbrellas at cost tot Gmaitnation of our Stock will ssve you monef in your purchases. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CHorce STOCK ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUITINGS, $25 TO 945, MADE UP TO ORDER. W. 8. TRL, 996 Ponnsyivanis avenue. suo ALE SUMMER GOODS MARKED DOWN ‘20 per cent. to ensure quick malas. Inquire at 926 Sy8-sm ERY, UNEXPIRE} omy tne the Grand 0. Ga Sina Company, ae i manufectire of = American iy Bee iv: TED ORIGINAL oon Rafer ft FEDIUM. WORKS WORKS con ape goon ad save fos fered epeente, cee ae se wie BROOKE, TELLS ALL Cote bed EVENTS OF te ee Mua pipours,, A} FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS | Goxzaca tee Noxtawes: ro on the fret Mortiay of Septem: 9 $00 Der sesaicn of five months. be obtained cl, — Rr es 9 tk eaten EDUCATIONAL. | | rh assum ing charge of ‘this in- selection tefers rite dur the Semi ary abd other calleges of Ws Soci ciety of Secure RIVATE SCHOOL—E ND GEASSICAL— CHARLES E RILTON. AB. PRINCIPE: FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 5ra. Pupils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- nese. A limited number of Pupils received into the family of the Principal, where they will reosive the care and cis- ‘a home. oy fete further tnformation apply at 405 East, Capitol 0-1" og AoE ‘COLLEGIATE Nene Wyangening and Day ‘School for Young Ladion and oy aa ahd ‘Mise M0 DOUG. ras: Principals, 1023 aud 1027 1th etreet nowthwest. | Pires QR IN CLass. MATHEMATICS, ye ch, German and to piepsration for Cellese, Weet attention Pah Annapolis and all competitive examinations, | Terius in advance. FLYNN, A. M., W. streets, northwest. | SS CALKINS’ SELECT* SCHOOL FOR BOYS 2nd Girls will reopen on the FIRST MONDAY TN SEPTEMBER, at the corner Capitol and 4th streets. a5-Im HORGETOWN | COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. — Xd Day. School for Young, —The seteion of 1 an and commence the SECOND ESDAL IN SEPTEMBER. Por Circulars ap- ny tor Principal." MISS LUCY STEPHENSON street, West Washingt: ape A YEAR BARD AND 7 arms. - YOUNG chool jon sua, cee ite Young Sten’ Banington ath S Young: Prsorar FEMA TE, ER, Va., H DD. Beinelyal Thief tute OF the Might’ pradie with special ic, the Modern location, in the *‘Great Valley of of Vindeiae” noted! for heuithtulness. | The next seaxio tember 8, address the’ Meterenoes— Right Rev. Wan. Piukney, Mev.) Aduicon, Andrews, Forrest, Ingle, ie ‘that RYING FEM: FEMALE COLLEGE, MECHA SS RG, aephaateu Harrisbune.)“Twenty-sixth year begin’ _ aul-eo26t REV. T. P. EGE, A. M., Prost. GT, GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS, REISTERSTOWN, 9 MD. —Prey pares f for Gollexe oF business. Advantages | tnsurpassed. rember sth, “Catalogues | sent. PRow. J. CORREA RMS Poucipal 20-e00W | IE WEST WASHINGTO? HOO FoR GIRLS Cneorporated Ma: % MISS MARGARET H. LEE, (Late of Richmond, Va., OTRAS 2928 P street, Georgetown. SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7, 1881, Tem x Dunlop's Agricultural Whitine's Book Beach oe | STITUTION FX TION OF D) Lexi ington tween Gith and 6th stro few York. ‘The lst rs Articulation School in tie county. “Betablished Pure Oral Method. Send for circular. ze per, HALL, BEVERLY, secon ie Home School for Is) BER 13r8. For circulars ud CHELLE GIBBONS HUNT: Banepal naan WAYERIY SEMINARY, 1412 H STREET NonTH- Paes op reed Ean COPS, teen oan : corps 0 i jen LEPSOOMB, Pritteipal 3935-m Sere INSTITUTE, #18 ¢ ICUT AV- ene, Ep SEPTEMBER 21, ‘or circulars D MRS. Envlish, French and ‘Clerical Schie Will Keopeti on MONDAY, SEPTEM 1588 1 8 STREET Sowiitwt For further and full particula un E OLLIE: Profémor of the Franch Tangs _ (Translations done.) Jy23- wsice and Enel DRY GOODS. Ataats PATTERNS x TABLE DAMASKS axD WINE CLOTHS, NAPKINS AND FRUIT DOYLIES. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Tre Strerr Nontwerer. j BDA x REMNANTS. ‘We have a fresh supply of REMNANTS, made during the weck, and offer Grest Bargains. MANY OTHER sPRCrar, BARGAINS FOR ALL FRIDAYS. REMNANTS OF EVERY KIND OF DRY GOODS. PARASOLS AT HALF PRICE. GEO. J. JOHNSON, all 713 MARKET SPACE. BAzeans AT COCHRANE’S, OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. FINE FASHIONABLE FICHUS, ALL Haxp Emprowerrp, Frencn MULL. PRICES PROVERBIAL, $1, $1.25, hex 50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, 50, $3, $3.50 each. P. 8.—These quotations are guaranteed to be HALF. | PRICE, and this means HALF VALUE, as well. The | goods are NOT perishable; the shapes and styles are the ‘very latest, the very neatest and most genteel. We had FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS' worth. This one GREAT AMERICAN BARGAIN will soon ‘be sold out. Orrosrre Rraecs’” Bayx. A’ COST. al0 GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, $22 aND 824 SzvENTH STREET NorTHwest, HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK oF SUMMER GOODS DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH | For €3 drculars, app! Jy20-3m JOL. OCKLAND _ ~ SCHOOL Spring, Md... will se of instruction will ‘ATT, President. FOR GIRLS, SANDY Feopen Septeber is. A full be given, with lectures on ‘or {PENCERTAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner of 7th and I: streets northwest, holds i SESSIONS Ls For instruction fa beet Penmanahip, Letter Writ- ing, Single and Double Entry Bookkeeping and Busi- Tuition: Day sessions, $7 per month; evening #es- elon, $6 per month. Persons desiring instruction in Practical Penmanship only, received gern or evening for » course of six- n lessons ; _Full information & meiveR t the 8 Gollege office. ivy her house Sone will answer an; ‘Question concerning M,N. ARCHER. jeu HE CEDARS—A HOME “SCHOOT._ FOR YOUNG Tadion and Lite ap REC “rn on WEDNES- (COMPORTABLE LE FEET ARE REQUISITE TO. ‘TH AND LONGEVITY.” Hee coattarnny Se Tie Pram aula ave Moin ° site Willard'’s H mand avoldance eof Bunions, Nan Vas Excrescenoes, | gud clper allmie of the tet ours Bain weve os pecialt | foe the ‘poor. able. STARR PARSONS, DENTIS theagt comer tb and irthwe Extracting 9 to 11 First-class references. Ci DENTIST, 428 7TH STREET D and & ‘streets, over Ballan- Dt eS a beens tyne’s Bookst perative, Surgical and Mechanical tistry. skilfully performed. Ex at night. Charge moderate. " Consuitation free. m’ R. WEISENBORN. DENTIST, 23 ITH S 7TH STREET J northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted $7 per set, and iil operations on the natural teeth at reasonable prices. Extracting, 50 cer janly DE LUE, DENTIST, 715. 14TH STREET NORTH- west, between G street, a1 PS York avenue.— Beautiful Sets of Teetn, feeth filed, $1 Extracting without Pain, 50 cta. operations warranted, Janly R. T. M. TALBOTT, F TIST No. 437 ITH ST. three doors from corner E. ‘Dentistry in all its | branches. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per ae Al wok ware | ranted. Janis 0. CANDE! y..D., OF NEW YORK.— ¢, Vitapathy or i Sire tire “for all dizenses of body and mind. sung and T Loss of Vitality, Hemberholdes. or P an dal Blood BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. Pa7ation —— ED GLASS.—This d beat favention Pagel peg vacancy long feltin sach-] ‘windows. For BELOW COST, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, WHICH WILL SOON BEGIN TO ARRIVE, AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. 6 RARE CHANCE. A TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 803 MARKET SPACE, ‘Will sell for a short time their entire stock of FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS At Prime Cost. augl a Ge eee | 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 in in fe oe ge, Brg 8 few days, and offer ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, roe ve price list, to every Sya0-m* 7S" cut GULVERWELE Agt. for D.C. PY fad ARRIVED WM. McLEAWS, A..fne lot of MAHOGANY, WALNUT an thicknesses. Also, a lot of 4-4 FLORIDA CEDAE: ba YARD, ath and B streets, ee the sine ‘effects of the re Diretone’ "for or alin given ver 3y29-20* Ay. W. KENNEDY & CO., (Established 1800,) 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 607 B STREET, DEratens BAR IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATE, ENGINEERS’, MACHINISTS’, COACH AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. ASBESTOS PAINTS AND MATERIAL. B.—Store closed at 6 p.m. id. B. WHITE & BROS., . - L. BI OE piers Wie Sante wl Sie eattes 4y18 aut 919 PewNsrLvanra AVENUE. ( Oyeue ee OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. i iF iy : 5 f i } NOTICE! —- NOTICE!!! ‘We are now opening a Full Line of Heavy Domentios for Fall and Winter Trade and must run off our Sum- mer Stock st a sactifica, as our capacity for storae- room is very limited. BARGAINS MAY BE EXPECTED. BROWN & CLAGETT, all 809 MARKET SPACE. _ PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, S, de. seiecr SUNDAY OTICE! —— | suNDay, Te Avat {RST GRAND BLEU NBION a AND BASKET PICNIC EXCELSIOR LODGE. oT TO GLYMONT ON THE STFAI Melt eXoRiston Steamer leaves 7th-atrect wharf at 9-30 a. m. and 3.30 Braygtaie by Donch both tine palais, “60 conta; children, 25 cents, For gale at Pp aan 1 LOOK QUICK AND AcT? } Twill give the p pereon who ec! colle the greatest gumber fant beautiful new Bradb lor Onan which gan sce ut 1103 ‘Pennsylvania avenue, ‘Get your tebote there and sell them to responsible partion, ‘This no humbuse. HM. ROGERS, _ FE" aoe CEDAR POINT. — The proprietors of this fine summer reeort have en= gaged the large and fine Steamer JANE MOSELEY to leave her wharf, foot of 6th street, at 8:30 a, m., in company with the JOHN W. THOMPSON, ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY, The 11TH, 12th aNp l4ra INsts., | returning to Washington at 10 p.m. eloat SALT WATER BATHING! ¢ TAEING: i iN GRAND FAMILY PXCUE ai Taider the ansy toes: ANAOOSTIA_LO SOSP F AND a. at, on th 1 WoaSON, turning, hildren | under 12 yuare of 5 conta. “Piet fr cae ‘Alcr Drie Si at = Crutchet's Ey teainer Mary Wark to OOK Sal and mi y SUNDA IDAY. leaving baa 30 ‘a.m. ; returning at “VERNON SPRINGS ey SATUR- leaves wharf wif wes whart st 9 a.m., returning wt & pu Jo cents, ‘This boat will “be chartered at reasonable all-3m, FE. 8. RANDALL, Manager, pe CHEAPEST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON YORKTOWN, FORTRESS MONROE AND NORPOLK BY wu CHRISTIAN UNION, OF EAST WASHINGTON, ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1881, NE Fare, 3 Tanch and ineals on bya frsi-clane ostennr.. ‘Peneta £0. tickets can be secured at store, 9th soutticast. sylyania and Pennsylvania avenue northwest; K. Pywelln, Kiand lish streets southoast, and ef the ‘comaiter’ ain iF the beat.“ Boat stops at Alexand: ria golug and. ro- arnt. Seecr: SUNDAY AFTERNOO On the Palace Steamer Excenaton, To QUANTICO. ‘Two hours for Bathing, Fishing, Sailing, &e., Bath Houses, Lathing Suits and Towels. SUNDAY, AUGUST 14TH, At 3 o'clock p. m., from 7th street wharf; returning reach Washington af 9). 1m. ‘eta positively tefused to improjer characters. Adults, So conte” Children, 25 conte, ali-at HE EXCURSION TO RICHMOND UNDER THE auspices of the Fourth Baptist Chitroh, Rev. Ror. lOMNO Pastor, which war advertisol, to: tenve ne Suh t 5 tm. Acoust 18th, 1881, hae bee TPO. ii eave ae SATURDAY, te in Rich- xe. toma d between the he oe anaes and on Sunday Night from there at Pat Pe ie, atriving in die efty’ entwocn the neues oft end & g'lock Monday Moruing in time for the day . Roand Trip $2.25. ! FOR THE CAPES FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK. A VIEW OF THE OCEAN. The steamer GEORGE LEARY will leave from th- etreet wharf SATURDAY, August 13, at 6 o'clock pam. returning, arrives at Washington Monday morning 6 o'clock. eg round trip, $3. Music by the Marine Band. A POPULAR BESORT— QUANTICO, BATH HOUSES, BATHING SUITS, TOWEL&, FISHING, CRABBING, SAILING, MUSIC AND DANCING ON BOAT AND GROUNDS. The magnificent Steamer, the Excess1on, firetclasn in Hoensed 1,500 people. ie 4 « Suny at 9:30 a. m. 3:30». m., from 7 ity prions” Mo ficken id or tana Boat at "eld $0 Amy ‘nails Sie. 3 Children, 25 cents. cig al0-3w RAND ANNUAL EXct’ RSION TO GLY. SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1981, ‘The steamer leavin hier wharf, foot of 7th 10 Velo a y Petiruing at 9 ovlock pone tters will be vocal and instrumental comourtar * Neither tees pen wwe been apared t) make it the init pleas Prize shooting and Of the season, howl ‘Boat will Fhe Alexandria gotug and returni: ison, conte cach person; chikdirvn from 8 to 1, Pickets can be had f = expe at exeurele Aa price;’under 5 free, ere or at the boat. % MARY WASHING- pbk. Gunes » returning Syd dance trip, 20 cen E. 8. RANDALL, Manneee. SELecr “FAMILY E XCURSION PINEY POINT, or LOOKOUT, ND MILE: Dow -! ee BAI ead! EAST WASHINGTON UNION, MONDAY, AUGUST 15. JANE emg on | fed leave her wharf, foot of bbing, boating, , fishing rT Tyran is ‘allowed ont Steamer 6th street, mon FOR ROE, PoR Tsar fO0TR. ron MON- Ry FOU DiNT pods Teak AYS at 5:30 p.m. na SUACHDSATS 204 mm. EXCURSION TO EVERY SUNDAY REDUCTION OF B. TION OF RATES BEGINNING SATURDAY, ‘River by daylight. Ag SR EL E i if E eatatgee Peds eae meat a am. 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