Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1881, Page 2

Star has a regular, permanent, bona fide dail ‘ion more than treble that of any other dally paper pablished in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘Tnx STAR office is connected with the Tele- phone 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, Weuee ioniag tae city for the summer can have Tux STAR mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed 8 often as desired, As the date fixed by the authorities of Chicago for having the telegraph wires in that city taken down from the poles and carried underground draws nearer at hand, those interested in the matter are becoming curious to see whether the order will be enforced or not. It is understood that the companies owning and using the lines intend to resist the measure by every means in their power,—first by specious pleas for delay, on various pretexts, and afterward by injunc- tions and legal proceedings of every kind that will prove servicable. These tactics should not be allowed to prevail. There is no reason for not carrying out the proposed reform, save and except the greed of the telegraph and tele- phone companies. It will cost something more to carry their wires underground than to string them in the air. That is all there is of it. The practicability of the subterranean system has long been abundantly demonstrated in the cities of England and Europe, where such ob- struction of streets and disregard of public and private rights as are submitted to this country would not be tolerated for a moment; and it can be adopted here just as well as there. And it should be adopted, not in Ghicago, alone, but in all the large cities of the Union. That which was a small thing in the beginning, and granted asa matter of favor, has become a nuisance of too formidable proportions to be longer allowed, while its existence is now demanded as a right. It is time to join issue, and see whether the people or corporate monopolies are master. aaa It appears that ex-Senator Conkling has de- termined to re-enter polities. He proposes to make a fight for control of the Utica delegation tothe coming state convention. More than that, he intends to go to the convention as the boss of that delegation. The ex-Senator’s friends are counting a great deal upon the state central committee. That body was made up under the rule ‘put none but Conklingites on guard;” but because a majority were Conkling men then it does not follow that they still con- tinue to be blind adherents of that gentleman. It must be remembered that he is now training with the “outs,” and that makes a great differ- ence in politi The very legislature that de- feated and retired him was. when first organ- i, composed overwhelmingly of Mr. Conk- 's friends, but when his political fortunes began to wane his supposed supporters left him. The members of the state central committee may do likewise. Politicians are generally quick to discover the losing side of a question. But should Mr. Conkling be able to manipulate the state central committee as at present constitu- ted even that need not give the party any tron- bie. It will be entirely competent for the con- vention to create a new central committee, and this it wiil very likely do if an excuse there- for arises. It is not within the bounds of prob- ability that the convention will be friendly to Conkling. The sentiment of the republican Party of New York as recently manifested was pretty generally the other way. ——_~+«>—____ What Tux Star said the other day about the advantages of cheap rates of travel to the rail- ‘Way companies themselves is emphatically con- firmed by so good an authority as Mr. Vander- bilt, than whom no person is more competent to speak intelligently or positively. He says that, in the face of the existing low passenger rates brought about by the cutting between compet- ing lines, the passenger earnings of the New York Central railroad were greater for last month than for July of last year by 275,000. The result on the Lake Shore road, the principal ‘Western outlet connection of the Central line, was no less gratifying, proportionately. There the increase for July, 1881, was over $45,000 more than the earnings from the same source for the same month last year. It is certain that all the roads would make a reat deal more money if they would carry pas- sengers so cheaply as to induce them to travel. What is called the plant costs as much, and the construction, interest and salary accounts,—in fact, nearly all the expenses of a railway—are just as great whether few or many passengers are carried; and, while carrying double or quad- ruple the usual number of persons would add but little to the expenses, the revenue derived from that increased number would swell enor- mously the net receipts of the road. This, in brief, is the substance of Mr. Vanderbilt's signi- ficant admission. +> ___ Surely the burglar who raided the residence of Judge Wylie the other evening, and carried a lot of valuable property therefrom, must be an amateur, and unacquainted with the rules and regulations governing his guild. It is under- stood that one of the unwritten laws of the light-footed and light-tingered profession is that the premises and possessions of judges and other officers of Justice shall be avoided and left yalone. There is nothing like knowing ight marauders are shrewd enouzh to suspect that after a judge ‘has been despotied two or three times he will be Very apt to take the same view of burglary that is held by other people, and that under such cir- cumstances he will be quite likely to show enough human nature to name the maximum instead of the minimum term of imprisonment when a burglar is brought before him for sen- tence. Hence, as suggested above, Judge Wy- lie’s nocturnal visitor must have made a mis- take, or he is not a member of his profession in good aad regular standing. It would doubtless be a good thing for the community, however, if such mistakes were made oftener. +2 - In bis speech accepting the readjuster nomt- nation for governor of Virginia, the other day, Mr. Cameron declared that he intended to “carry Africa into the war,” meaning thereby that he would utilize the colored vote. This was the first declaration indicating a contest on the color line that was made in the canvass. The read- Justers were first in the field. They held their convention early, for the purpose, apparently, of thus being enabled to open the fight, and to pitch the key of the canvass. Mr. Cameron’s declaration of his purpose to rely in his fight upon the colored vote has therefore brought the Tace question Into the campaign as an issue. It is unfortunate that such a question of the past should be revived at this late day, but the re- adjuster candidate for governor is responsible for it. ++. There are now lying in the jail of St. Louis, awaiting trial, fifteen murderers, a larger num- ber, says a’ journal of that city, than are con- fined for the same crime in any other city in the World. It might also be added, truthfully, that more persons who havecommitted murder have A cotemporary thinks that if the Cornell crew @oesn't come home any longer in that par- enlar line of business, they ought to be expe- Woopwanp & LOTHROP, 21—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 HAVING CLOSED THE BALANCE OF AN IMPOR- TER'S STOCK OF HAND-MADE REAL ANTIQUE LACES, AT A GREAT LOSS OFFER THE SAME FOR CUR- TAINS, BEDSPREADS, PILLOW SHAMS, TIDIES, &c. AT A GREAT LOSS TO THE IMPORTER WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER THE SAME AT HALF PRICE. THIS PRESENTS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNI@Y FOR HOUSEKEEPERS TO SUPPLY THEMSELVES WITH THE MATERIALS AND MAKE AT HOME CURTAINS, BEDSPREADS, &o., &c., AT VERY LOW PRICES. BOSTON HOUSE, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 , WOODWARD & LoTHROP. al: A NTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS AT COST. LAPPET MUSLINS AT COST. LISLE THREAD GLOVES AT COST. BEST FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 200. BEST ALL-LINEN LAWNS reduced to 20c. MADRAS GINGHAMS AT COST. BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to 8. REMNANTS PACIFIC LAWNS, reduced to 5e. WHITE BATISTE WITH BLACK POLKA SPOTS, re- duced 25c. ; former price 3734. BLACK GRENADINES AT COST. oe te ial GAUNTLETS, at Te. former ice LADIES' SILK GLOVES, at 50c.; former price $1.25. “GREAT BARGAINS” IN LADIES! EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS at . 60c., $1 and $1.50. ALL NOVELTIES SUMMER DRESS FABRICS IN AND BUNTINGS AT Cost. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN SILKS, SATINS, &o. "2 ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, al3_ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Con. 97H STREET. eee CONTAINING 30,000 WORDS, Only 20 cen’ JOHN C. PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street. aise WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. DRY _ GOODS. MAN, ONE pe UNDEB- Sa NO. 1217 ee RR NT—THREE UNFURNISHED BooMa. W trae te, busines: None other peed Feet Foe Uae OF bat; alan, one Furnished Room RACTIVE PATTERNS Wines eeu 6c roms RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE | °° The of teferences usin Sete stained gluse wigdowe, Ror ee and at suction.—See iasued on the let and Fe RENT COMMUNICATING ROOMS 0 oe (REC = — i or end =a GAMAN, 619 7th wenn. Heat'low > the rent Sain Dien gnc 229 1, street hortierest” a oop WOMAN RENT— rz = iat aes ae lt Soe thal Syanine CULVERWELL, Agt. for D.C, eae M wash and iron wedt aad Cy ae Home, wit all ai com mien for b UST ARRIVED ences, for three dayn, st 1 o conve =a aly. axp Je ar WASZED-A SETTLED ( ae OMAR ae Te SIOy See Rae WM. McLEAN'S, reference, ADDIY ate B14 Penni an ae remus ne Fe RENT_TWOTARGE, DESIEABLE UNFUR- War ClorEs, FB hon nd Ae TAS aA = ANTED A FEMALE MODEL TO PORE PAR. | WOR, RENT HOUSE 819) Do Lach covet ENON | oe ior gentle Theferences exchanged. = ae NAPKINS AND FRUIT DOYLIES. A eee > ARTIST, RF | very deairablo Sete eee 18 ROR REN’ RENT—2012 law STREET NORTHWEST, — ba wilt ivate fs . > ANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY OF oe CE tireet nordiwet 9 | H House west retstide greet Am 4 Empat TYLER & CHEWNING, é eS Pemeces § good patent to, cont wah tort rooms, Eto | Very desirable. Soon. stained ‘Good references necessary. Apply at 409 D strect = ‘street north een B-St | Son RENT LIGHT, AIRY FURNISHED FRONT | _*ll 918 Trm Staget NORTHWEST. 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND GOT B STREET, a F* ‘Rooms, in corner family, | j ‘ANTI YOUN MAN, 7 eS s tlemen a rien DraLers 1 (white.) Murt be good, writer, and be able Oe s ged bee ee | ee) Seety corner 2 “eis | BA8GaNs at cocuranr’s Box 145, Star omee: eerie on | ‘ANTED—AN ENERGETIC AGENT FOR A taiet, “Atidrese Lock Bor 30, City Peak Oke.” SiS-Se” TED—A TEN, Wi also, a Youth to Woman iron. BYEN'S Shoe Store, 1614 14th street. ‘ANTED—A Fi ISTERED AD AND iD THOROUGHLY mended. 3. EAS Oie os "800° Te = Wart — SERVANTS, WITH REFERENC! for 2, = F acend A ‘$10, es Families fu Servants, "“Eitenesa ‘agen Fstreet northwest. C. E. PRICE & 00. Wa ee A GOOD SERVANT, FOR 4 ate of three adults; no Farm, at ‘between WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED_A SITUATION, BY A THOROUGHLY tent Pharmacist. Addreas X, Star office. 1° eee ey 45;,5 Langdon Terrace, 11 4 rooms, $6; comer ath street south 8. CAYWOOD, aa ib, 300 6 30. Apply street northwest. Me R RENT—THE DWELLING PART a a oO Cerner of, th, etreet: £ Bob tevurat Pu rect: four ow to a pultable tenant? stones mw tok s femanttiey oa yeemlison in hese, POR, PENT NO. 795, ITH STREET pS soomas Cede teseap street; 6 id. bath; and a Dairy Farm pny to & Frege RENT—A NEW BRICK HOUSE, WITH ALL 4 at t0 2020 P streot north weet 58 5. HOPKINS. , BAR TRON, STEEL, TIN PLATE, ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS’, COACH AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. POR RENT_ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SECON! Ee ie rags brane 1027 Vermont te, of 3 Toos each floor. "Also, Suite of Rooms on OPPOSITE RIGGS' BANK. 1 Fae RENT_NEWLY- FURNISHED | ROOMS, as ASBESTOS PAINTS AND MATERIAL. oe ig ge N. B.—Store dlored at 6 p.m. ay ee ee FINE FASHIONABLE FICHUS, "5 oe is rin OR, BENT FURNISHED BOO) ROOMS TO RENT EN S i Fine cranes or sit on first, second floors. at Att Hasp Exprorenen, Fasycu Mvtn. J. . Fa Steel TO] 218 10th street ae ROMAN CEMEN eaxituth of Pennaylvania svenus and, near Wholesale PRICES PROVERBIAL, aren “Po ‘stand tor grocery, feed or commission ly over > Business. “4 quire at 926 Louisiana, 3 | wamely: 600., T5e., $1, $1.25, $1.80, $1.75, $2, $2.25, hye the foundation of the Washinston ¥ 50 each, at Noa 9 ar INT _The NOOMS now oscupied $2.50, $3, $3 HOWARD EL nea ‘ole "asent United States, 28 raed by fait, “Ehete somnt eoterite 4 = ea wo steam. These BISCOR, feet, i sot rented by July tt, an aa now BISOOE’S 10th-streot Kejt constantly om L. ‘be | _ P. S.—These quotations are to be HALF ane tipeneed ioe for fent Ff EEO Leet apply to A. S. | PRICE, and this means HAL® VALUE, aswell. ‘The ee i ats tn, 401 SRN otro metre. goods are NOT perishable; the shapes and styles are the | band. IB BENT—A TWO-STORY BRICK HOU, eight rooms and all m< | D street southwest. Apply at RET Ba Pony a ania ‘avenue northwest. } BOR. RENT BRICK HOUSE, SIX ROOMS; G. at | Etna, poten front —y month; N LBHTdR stiest northwest Ker step ath No 2-2" WARTED-BY_ A FIRST-CLASS YOUNG ne A Bar-tender; is well Pag army and navy officers in the ci Address 8.» 5 oR RENT_BRIOK 1 HOUSE NO. 807 N aS northwest: Jrater anid gas and bath-room.- Apply at 8" ‘at STONE'S Drug Drug Store, corner 7th and I, etreets ANTED—BY ASTEADY AND ers ‘man ituation as hman of business wagon: to make himself good refé ariver willing ferences. Address Box Te eee erally useful, office, WANTED—ROOMS. WANE MESA, Bauman ata abe ty in n yeaponaible tenant. | Permanent if sui od ._ Address, care Star office, ‘ Tenant ae ANTED BY A MARRIED pangs ‘A FURN- use wl State price. ee Que B00 dh strcet northwest, Te ANTED-THREE ROOMS FOR THREE GEN- tlemen, with first clans BOARD for two of them, western part of the city. Houre with mo other Ddoarde ferred, References exchanged. ir locatl terms, Box 87, Star office, it* we ‘Onur BY 0, HENF-THR FURNISHED Hie second floor, referen idress M. we Siar offen, al2- a WW siten neonte GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Uren, merce Gam ata "Aeldrens een cPrvenioneee Box ot, Star oftice WANTED—HOUSES. ( Gites DRY GOODS. Our entire stock of SUMMER GOODS is well assorted, and we are offering some GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES Who wish to purchase. Examine our stock, and you ‘will be convinced that our prices will COMPETE WITH ANY IN TOWN. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 Marker Space. pene NOTE PAPER FOR ONE DOLLAR A ‘Beam, or 25 cts. a package. .REER. al3-6t* 617 tad ‘10 iin street. ORsEY's PURE RYE WHISKEY. ALWAYS RELIABLE. THREE YEARS' OLD. ‘THREE DOLLARS GALLON. At WITMER'S, al3 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LL OF THE SEA SIDE AND FRANKLIN JUARE A TIBRARIES, © a To. PARKER'S, a13-6¢" Git and ot Tas street. NEW STOCK GENTLEMEN'S JACONET SHIRTS: AND DRAWERS. W. 8. TEEL, aul3 935 Pennsylvania avenue. Notice ! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!! ‘We only have abont one week more to sell our entire stock at AT COST FOR CASH. All in want of cheap Dry Goods should take advantage of the reduction. BROWN & CLAGETT, al3 809 MARKET SPACE. GPECIAL PRICES AND LOTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 12rx axp 13TH, ONE LOT OF CHILDREN'S LINEN PANTS, AGES 4 TO 9 YEARS, THAT BRAVE 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 Goop 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. ONE LOT OF CHILDREN'S VESTS, AGES 4 TO 10 YEARS, YOUR CHOICE AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. THESE ARE ALL WOOL CASSIMERE VESTS, AND ARE GOOD VALUE AT ONE DOLLAR, A. BAKS & CO., x ORTH- WANITED-T0 BF RENT—A HOUSE IN TH Address J; WING, tern part of the ci State department city.” Wa an, oF Heat ek a rai musekeeping; terms miust be moderate, “Adtinese FY SE, Seat Sale ANTED—A HOUSE OF ABOUT NINE an oF more in good neighborhood: northwest portion ci ern “improvements; not over $10." per month will be permanent tant. “Addroae 280 street, Harrisburg, Pa. ‘all WANTED—MISCELLANEOU:! War gr es IN GERMAN IN EXCHANGE for tnition in ‘Bookkeeping or Penmanship. | Ad- Star office. it WISTED-seg0s0-7 HAND , FURNITURE IN large or small quantities. . W. DYER, Star office. jy21-Lin WANTED AT RICE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Cleaning Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- ers to renovate, soeideniieel 5 ichment HH. CHACE & BRO., 616 Je25 SNYDER, National Safe Deposit : er 16th street and New York = bates es Fou! RENT_NINE JEW, BRICK CK HOUSES: Two. ix rooms; lern vement square areet tart; Kent reascaable. THOR ES /AGGAMAN, 519 7th street. all-3t R RENT—A NICE-LOOKING, THREE-STORY Fed basement Back: eight rooms; central; 20; sj ey og san aot Apply at HEP SERS | add northwest. es sisi Hee RENT No. 1619 K STREET BORTH WEST: all modern. PRR RENT—121 NORTH A STREET. warn A s throw of ‘Very latest, the very neatest and most genteel. Wehad £IFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS’ worth. This one GREAT AMERICAN BARGAIN will soon School voll be rane ne Aen Mertiay of Septem | be sold out. Der: there are two departments of study, the classical | Oprosrre Ries" ‘Terms, one fined ihe Catholic Book | AT cost. CoC Te —sapdacemeses ONZAGA COLLEG! PT Grazkr Nonraweer, aT PACT aaa ies IL, MARTIN & 9008 PULP MORTAR e ACK, For Baek 3e25-3m_ Bark. alo Wise ch Rou ined. Beet in the world. Only biack that never fades. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Aakyts, 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street t worthwent, 'S, 206 10rn STREET. CHARCO. nad CARPET LINING AND. Catalognes ‘be obtained Stones anda at Mr, Francis B. Molva , Hobert Fulton in asraming charge of this in stitution refers to his: former Paplle in the F feet ‘and other colleges of thé Society of al2- oer PUyiEs ‘A.M., PRINCIPAL. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 51a. ote fitted for College, Scientifie School, or Busi- 5 7 ited number of Pupils received into the family of 820, 822 ap 824 SEvENTA Srneet NoRruwesr, te Pangal whe ‘where they will receive the care and dis- ae further feformation, apply at 405 East, Capitol —A E SCHOOL ENGTISH A AND CLASSICAL— GUINNIP, DAY & ©O., prorosais 3 FOR SAND. Orrice. or BUILDING Fon Stare, AR AND Navy DRPANTME’ Wasmworox. D.C., August 12. 1 if i INGTON, QOULEGIATE PNSTITUTE H4VE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF | R RENT_ HOUSE, 2119 H STREET NORTH. ‘and all modern improvements. ply Son th TRIMBLE, 1216 F wae 4 K street ni jeih Complete, repair. Yiguies core see ea "RUE jy27-1m ‘OR RENT—BUILDING. 2 corner of 17th street Bfate Department. street n ROR REN’ ERT A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND— \d_Dwelling No. 423 1 nsylvania avenue. ieaeee aa de- ing two large ge collar, ean, wer me ns ro 7 water, aol Inquire at 03d Loulsiann Svonues yom PRORRENT 4 TA DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Tm GOOD HE. neieibgencod, convenient to F etret earn; new rou modern “tmprovenen nine rooms, aie ea ‘Geongeto wo. m31-3m FOR SALE—HOUSES. Fee seni, a aes DENCE OF yon ane ae Ni B hes Hose and Lot and nd Lote ‘id's Farm of 4043 Sidkine St SOLES BLEUDONSE af at her yoga “ oe ane vulars apply ee be ‘ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BELL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a joner of Deeds for Every State and "Terstory, "0.8. mig. metre ‘and Notary. Always in office from 9 Pe FOE, SALE_AT A BARGATN—1. 500 FEET FoF any a im} by Brick dwelling, centrall; a eae ea dame at 314.28 SEAN ais New Lost ANTED—FEATHERS AND HAIR Seas We io Renovate by Steam and Make Over. Uphol ‘stored ind ezanuine fit Bi. YOUNG'S, 1204 Renee im, FURNITURE. STORE IN CHACE'S, 616 La. sve. maril ANTED—FEATHERS TO rO RENOVATE, MAT- ‘freases to Remake to. ¢, Furniture to Pack and Ship, at A. H. CHACE & BROS’, 616 Lonistaus srenue, geil WASTED OLD G01 GOLD AND: SILVER INI LARGE OR Penneyivanisavenue, 5 Det. 3d and 434 streets. ¥ janlo WAXTED You 7 TOKNOW THATISELLAFIRST- ‘Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, and agrest deal Bobougit, at W Storare Roope ze ae OLD STAND, or at Branch Store, No No. 619 D street 405 9th et, oat NB. We bay bet feta st. northwest. N. Second-hand Clothing. COUNTRY BOARDING. 5 OOMER BOARDING. rORTY, Ok EIETY 1 b3 accommodated wi Room, at iveraide f Point Lookout ay ‘any tira Sees GWM tae Point Lookout 1-6t LOST AND FOUND. OST—LIVER-COLORED SETTER DOG; ‘swers to the namo of vitoa or “Conk.” with Iance anickle-plate collar without if tag Ha will given for his return to No. 1911 Poanayivents avenue northwest. AN- Litt wnaer gy AUGUST 3p, A LE yilbe paid for White Setter G: return to 8. W. SnNDiong, 1 a3 Bh street, or Pennsylvania aven' = al MONEY TO LOAN. ‘$1,000 28,000, $2,500, $0 000 $5,000 E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. 000, $2,000, Me '—$500, $1, $2, $3,000 in eee . erates “ALBEMY'F FOX: No 950 west, B'S 100, oh ral etato ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘On Reax Estare Sxcurrry, At a12-1m ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ‘ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN Poe a short time, satisfs security, to invest with aafety. Address ©. KEI Hoon 1 Bt: loud Baa | north ing. iy’ ‘ONEY*TO LOAN. In sone sae 000 TO LOAN, on eat ESTATE re, SECURITY. ome EATS PER CENT. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and ¥ streets northwest. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. surety? MONEY, 10 LOAN ON REAT, sree owen at Se ert BUSINESS CHANCES. & LIEBER- all-3t OR 8A Fe THRRE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE leasant grounds, with ‘Property. can all-Im* EVEN-ROOM FRAME No. 124 street northwest flowers, uhade trees: and fount Oxainined between 6 knd T pine by aioe $000 and eighteen months. “In. éth sai ‘northwest. a8-6t° POR SALE TWO-STORY BRICK ag se SEVEN ‘rooms, all modern improvementa. on the ‘No, "i ath atroet Boelock bin ‘Terms cash. 25-30" FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | tal, FoR SAE SALE 0 OR RENT—A COUNTRY DAIRY, WELL Partios entirely without capital need not apply. seStT Sth etaeot ovine al3-3t* OR f A BIG SACRIFICE. omsgnificent Grand Square Piano; richly finished and ented cane; of superb tone and singing Gualitiess used Due four vente ae with elk = Broidored cover and stool for only $125 cali, Gr pert time ean be: with reliable party; owner must st0n00. vat a privet SIDNEY 7, NIMMO'S a12-6t 433 7th street northwest. R SALE—THE STORE FRONT NOW OCCUPIED 2 | Re Lye No. 625 Pennsylvania avenue, Inquire on pics 3t NOAH WALEER & CO., Clothiers. RK SALE—A GROCERY STORE, DOING GOOD fa Dusiness sae Joeated on corner: established wner ire from business. “GROCERY,” Star o all-st™ OR cane LIGHT BUGGY, IN GOOD order; 4 “ApDIy at DOWNES 8 Stab 1015 Lith stress APPLY Sa R SALE CHEAF HOUSEHOLD See Machine, Tables, Sofa, ‘Wardrobe, Parieet cole th Ste a ss Dever XK street northwest. a all-3t* FOR SALE BAKERY AND FIXTURES, ALL IN Ei gamplete order, “Heseon for ‘other busin ly to Wats H. MAIN’ & BROS., st Charlee Ho corner 3d street and Pennsylvania avenue all-3t* Fors ae OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR UN- miles from Waa ye ae Farm of 240 acres, 334 road, improved with ‘89 ;room house, Sue peach ch ad ye ayy with ent ‘water. Inquire northwest, Washington. ‘ai0- Lw* ‘OR :AP—HORSI BUGGY AND Pie eat to, Sue Bae e othoest sac | io. for selling, change of business. R SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND eS jp up, 8 Fine Stock of Pallane aE oe sion. Te ROBERT BRAHAM. 89 Repository and Factory, 410-416 Bure sont. BR SALE — BIAN IANO, , LOOTAVE, ROSEWOOD Peed sfand Cover, $10: must be sold ae EXCHANGE FOR PROP- 1189 10th street n Pena eee Peer a BABGATN—BRICK K Houe EIGHT oer Zonth, nae troeuey ip ‘balance $25 monthly. Inquire eo ue after ¢ ise eee FEL weer Biock, WANTED— 200 shares Belt R.R. Stock. so eats et Gon ee 013-3 1422 New York avenue. oars FARM.—FOR SALE, Riguiy ACHES OF feet a Rey ren to Dr. ee oe oF =e NEARLY NEW 173-OC- meen Sa EU Oe. | & aoa nett the, city to be mot eae <4 Sealed Proposals. { fie and del the Capitol, 7 rooms snd nt, | Children. reopens Spt mer os po Hore circulars }3, oft noi yarda, Shot fo pty oe ise La i Bulg 6th Broce nes oH BROW DRY Bae 2023 and 1008 13th ote Sthwesto | Departsnenta, 4m thir city. will be “4 ‘ies eS See | at this oltee muti! Ta aes oF ACUSES os Ia (OR RENT— RLV ATELY, | OR IN CLASS — “SATHEMATICR SUMMER coons eres {mnmediately thereafter in presence of biddors. reek, French, German an 00) pecitications, erneral inktra 2135 F street, 8 rooms, modern imp: $25 |“ Special ‘attention to ‘preparation for College, Weat blank forms ot Proposals, will be furnished to estab- 2325 I treet, 6 roome, modern. impro 23 | Point, Annapolis ‘and ‘all ‘competitive examinations. Vinh 1137 24th street, 7 rome, modern 18 |" Terms in A. MM 1804 Sherman street, 10 zoom. i) a6 S.W. corner 8th and K streets, tiorthw | ae tore and house | 2 : a jodlern imaprovens SS, CALKINS’ SELECT SCHOOL FOR BO ~ = Bil G tre rk oom inden ean eanae td Gizle wil eonen on the FIRST MONDAY IX DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH ROPOSALS. oo eer esate ee ia ee een the Seoretary py a = 0 ro 26-c06t corner 20th and I streets northwest GEQkGHIOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.— Sane beiataee : ea dee el Fe, RENT_THRE! STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies ihe BELOW COST, Horses, selling Pop-Corn, and all lowitimate amuse- ith ar, Louisiana avenue. Apply | session me fil commence the BECOND ents on the grounds of the Auricultural Society of ‘ot Republi lic. ‘ad-teeph WEDREADAYS IN ae He For Circulars ap- Montgomery county during ite approaching Pair oa ply to =A oe MISS LUCY q stree! September 7th, 8th IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR . PRETTYMAN, Scoretary. Orn OF a ee OF BUILDINGS, PISTRICT OF COLUMBL Wasnixcron, ust &th, 1 ‘Sealed Proposals will be at a Commissioners D. C. until NOON, on ZEERTH, for the erection of, Two Pubise Buildings in the county. | The plans nd npecitntins and instructions for wi be furnixhed on applica tion to thisattice. ‘The bids must be nope building. A deposit of one hundred ($100) gollars | must accompany each bid. a surety that the bidders, if al will tater into contract with ood and. wufte cient bond within five (5) days from date of award of |S eparatrearenge reject any on ge the Commissioners D. abe THOS. Be ENTWISLE, Taepestor of Truildines, —_——SSE < 150 A YEAR BOARD dics, Miseg, Boy a Nae sis ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, 7s Wiest. Dl Der paticy al. —This is a chartered institute of the Highes "grade, with special facilities for the study of Music, the Modern Language: nied for heathfulnens. ‘The next season basin noted for he 88. ne: 8 8, 1881. For circulars adc sdareee “The Pre Referenoce ftght Rove Wane Pasi eee Andrews, Forrest, Ingle, WHICH WILL SOON BEGIN TO ARRIVE, AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF | N THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMEN’ AVERLY Sea 1412 H STREET NORTH- i = <2} west. y School for Young Ladies. Fall term opens wit fatlonse of teachers Septes Miss LIPSCOMB, Principal. 25 TO ACCOMMODATE IT. ‘ABOR 8 EO, wae SPECIALTIES. A first class School: fits for Colleze and ives a thorough pa ED_THE ¢ Seta ine his fea jvahotne sad nota boarding hove, AWS 2 ea srding Heleroncos: Prot EB. Destar wae hee oe, ee "artim iat oral que Hoon. K R. Bishop, Prest.” Mass. Bente, N.S. Mori: GUINNIP, DAY & CO. tow, Given names, dates, events and prophte Iife le. D.D., Prost. Col, ’ tories Satiact ‘Ohtice eked etary infraion to.0.2, mowzan, | at se sorties Marion, Mass. 2 ad-d&Kth, stim ‘URE. NO ONE )RIENDS’ SEMINARY. = ‘rainiene Spd a pers Ee xp acapemtc scHoot. | A RARE CHANCE. quaranitecd and eed, 8 circular and’ aoe J streot, between 16th aud 19th, streets northwest. what my patiants have ome of Consul ruiture first class. tation . Timtructiog thors aiscipine parental, Circulars, Iy28-Swt * &0 feos particulars, may sp ar = fate Ofte ei oe PAM DUBOUIS,, FRENCH WORKS sagen! OM ENIAMIN Li TSB M ia Mu Magnetic Electrict A 108 Loot ree SNEL, CLA a4-co2m Lincoln, eae , Va. TRURBEL, RK & CO., un HENANDOAH ACADEMY, VA.— sarin inom for Uulecelinc ANar Meer on pea 803 MARKET SPACE, LIFE. All business con: pre Gincipline: decation aan aed for Semen 60 cents cach,’ No we tw B extensi¥ streeta | count LC. MINOH, M.A: Univiy ‘Will sell for a short time their entire stock of = Va., LL. 1y30-2aw2m* FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS LUMBER. ee , Md. 3y20-w&s, 2m "| Gus '§ UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ELLICOTT SENT, MD. Princ ial, Jas. M. GamwerT, M.A., Principal of St. John's (es Brcnterie 4th. GoTowR as TOWN, BERKSHIRE: CO:, boys for, yea, no malaria. Careful atusation to individ ua) for Circular to Seal Tay BENS. F" MILLS, A.M., Principal. IVERVIEW ACADEMY, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ith U. ilitary Dept. HOvGRaORNG WIDE AWARE Seco! for, Boys, combining STUDY, MILITARY DRILL, an on in due proportion Cataloyue, with Chart of | “Sent on, snpligation-- At Prime Cost. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. Beck SILKS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. DRY BOARDS, No 1, 16 feet. -<per 100 feet, $1.27 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet...... =. is Special Prices and Great Bargains in BLACK SILES, VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2....... - 14 ELEGANT GROS GRAIN for $1. ELEGANT CASHMERE FINISH for $1.25. SUPERIOR CASHMERE FINISH for $1.50. We will take an_inve tory in af fe fe pan invent a few days, and offer 18 Bi Sti J. (EEL, Teacher of PIANO, 0} Yooh MUSIC. “Partionar sation es Testa ners, as well as those wishing to be qualified for Teach- era or performers. 734 13th street nortuwest. aps runmuck FEMALE SEMINARY, Prinatial. CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... - Lor WHITE PINE SHINGLES, Dearly: —_ ted Crapo —g Cod DERICK, Mp, | ONE PRICE. 7h, Pigs ic pe aL jon "complete “an Borough ‘Terms very moderate. For catalogues aud W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, formation Jyl2-colm Mus. M, W. HACKELTON, Pres't. WE FURNISH FSTIMATRS OF ENTIRE COST OF INKNEY INSTITUTE, 818 CONNECTICUT AV-| 4 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BUILDINGS FREE OF CHARGE, enue, Reopens SEPT SEH SD 1S, Fox elzous appl 3y23-1m" MISSES BURGESS, Principals, Pree AND MRS. LUCIEN E. C. COLLTERE'S ish, French and Classical Scho] fo Wall Reopes, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ie ise, at STREET NORTHWEST. For further and full pargculare and circulars apply to pnp oonie (Translations done.) Brfiavt Tan ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, P ( PA. (OPENS SEPT. 14.) (tosine OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. WILLET & LIBBEY, 3 a = _| Srracve Squane. my3 | Nomrueas Lingnry MAnker SQUARE. Parasols at Actual Cost. Allof our Black and Colored Silks, Black and Colored Satins, Brocade Silks at Real ‘Thorough instruction: in Civil Engineerins, Cost during the month of August. Double White FJ=4T YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY Speen fo Blankets, $1.50, $2, $2.50. Shawls and Bed Comforts 3y20-3m. i. THEO. HYATT, President. | at Cost. Lace Stripe White Goods, 10. Fine quality pudiie aboe ae is REE, SCHOOL -FOR Soha SANDY | “striped” Vietoria Lawn, -_ é — _ murat of iatrugtion wil be ven feccuiee ost PAST ONE History, Belles 0 the Natiral Solomoea Fi cireulars cal on FRANCIS MILLE in Aor-eistes or address HENRY WAS BY USING ss ‘omer of Teh an etree ape For instruction in Practical Penmanshij ing, Mingle usd Doub Entry’ Bookicont BTultign: Day soxslons, $7 per month; evening ses- wie mractn'n atc rumen Sex iceonss tuition ten $5, BOYNTON'S: GAS-TIGHT DURABLE FURNACES. ‘Thourands have had constant and severe use during the gst 22 years, and aro in gvod condition toaee Cheapest Os Mines and Busi- without repairs or expense. to: use, ae ie aa col ins Sonate zie pee eee Shorts say front cs incase = of pure warm air perfectly free from gases. aatefin conserutur the school. MN. ANCHIEN: (HE_CEDARS—; ME SCHOOL FOR os ‘HE MARK DOWN PRICES eee etre WEDNES- T 2 DAY, the Lath of SEPTEMBER ie ts ita oe ay SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, ‘Will only continue unti} sataging 1. All-Wool Extra, oT Ry aE xo rgoery” cotebliahmeny, 1416 Ponnaylvanis avenue, PPO = |e ral Of the foot. Ho sees erm ayi2 sg09TH STREET. SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, No. 801 MARKET SPACE. syi8 2 | ASE FoR genni | Aglaia eee amiertace sg PALMER'S aad Es AMERICAN GINGER ALE. RETAIL PRICE $1 NER DOZEN, ‘Twenty cents per dozen allowed for empty bottles if returned. £ ‘For sale by Dealers, and by the Mannfectarer, SAWL C. PALMER,