Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1881, Page 2

THE EVEN | Ww ASHIN GTON, ue UST 15. 1881. PONDAY. CROSKY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Ster has a regutar, permanent bona fide daily circalation more that of any other daily paper | Washington, and equal to,that of all the | other daily papers here ad: ‘THE STAR office is connected with the Tele- hone 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. Persons lea ng the city for the summer can have THe STAR mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. ‘The statements telegraphed from Washington that the continued iliness of the President is | cat:sing inconvenience in the departments, and, in fact, obstructing the machinery of govern- ment, are not confirmed by the heads of these departments. In interviews with chiefs of some of them, published only a few days ago in Tue Star, the extent of the inconvent- ence resulting from the President’s protracted illness was summed up in the words of a Cabi- net officer: “It only compels us to let a few men, whom we think ought to be turned out, Temain in office a while longer.” The subject of the President’s condition and its effect upon public business has been harped upon by some journals of the country in asen- sational style, with the view of creating the im- pression in the public mind that the affairs of government demand that the Vice President should assume the presidential seat and duties until the President recovers. In the first place, there is no power vested in any person or body to determine what constitutes presidential ina- bility. The constitution provides that, “in case of the removal of the President from office, or of his death, resignation or inability to discharge the powers and duties of the said office, the same shall devolve on the Vice President, and the Congress may by law provide for the case of removal, death, resignation or inability both of the President and Vice President, de- claring what officer shall then act as President, and such officer shall act accordingly until the isubility be removed, or a President shall be elected.” Even if Congress were now in session there would be no occasion forany determination of the question as to whether the President's present condition is one of inability, as con- templated in the constitution. Only the other day the President attended toa state matter re- quiring his attention. The country may rest en- tirely easy in the assurance that whenever the affairs of government require attention which the President is not able to give he will make it easy for the Vice President to discharge the functions of the office ad interim. There will be no need of pressing the matter upon his at- tention. S ee “A recently reported interview with ex-Presi- dent Wooisey, of Yale College, represents that gentleman as expressing the opinion that it is dreadfully dangerous to leave our sea coast in its present undefended condition: that we should jarze navy. for home protection, as well to make us respected abroad; and that there is nothing to prevent any moderate naval power from getti possession of all the cities on our st within thirty days after war has been | Admiral Porter is also reported as saying that the whole of the present navy of the United States could dono damage to an ordi- nary English fron clad.—the inference bein: course, that we onght to have bigger and cost- lier war ships, and a great many more of them, too. That the Admiral of a navy should desi to have that establishment b and showy fa nat enough; there never was a cat. it is ippose, that didn’t want the longest and est tail in the market; but that it is to have a large and expensive fleet riding in every harbor on the coast to protect it ble enemy, is stuff and nonsense. idea of taking even poorly-fortified sea-coast in thirty days was pretty well exploded the lete war in this country, and the fa- »s for defence, without building enormous forts or manning expensive ships, have vastly increased since then. With the late improve. ments in torpedos and other submarine explo- sives, reinforced by a few obstructions in the exposed channels, there is a much better chance of sending to the bottom all the iron-clads that Ei nd or any other country could send across the Atlantic than there is that they would doany serious damage after they got here. ee Do the District Commissioners govern the District, or do the street railway companies govern the Commissioners? That is a query which has suggested itself to the mind of a geod many people, lately, in view of the bad condition of Pennsylvania avenue along the car tracks for a good portion of the stretch between the Treasury and the Capitol. A ridge of dirt that becomes pasty mud or driving dust, ac- 5, greatly to the discomfort, of everybody required to cross that wide thoroughfare, and, when the wind blows, greatly to the damage also of goods in the stores and shops along the line, as well as greatly to the injury of the eyesight of persons having oce: to be anywhere in its neighbor- hood. On Saturday, for example, and to-day, when there was a stiff breeze, it was almost apossible to see any distance in any di-| there, on account of the clouds of | < dust, to say nothing of the difficulty of | in consequence of the extent to which | Teetion short, an insult to the com- to our so-called authori- ‘Is there to be no relief from this outrage on the public until the street car company sees rd it of its own motion? Have our well- paid offic ally no power in the premises, or they too kindly disposed to exercise it? arly, no private citizen would be allowed to #0 set at naught the rights and comfort of his izhbors. Why, then, is a corporation permit- ted to do it at wil ee One might reasonably suppose that the human family isadvancing in knowledze and happiness, | and that things are getting gradually in shape for the millenial period, if it wasn't for the lar- ger number of communications sent to the news- papers every year without the name of the author being furnished. That fact shows that the number of fools is constantly increasing, and tends to destroy all faith in intellectual and moral progress. ——___+«+——__— Dr. Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commercial, continues to share with Dr. Hammond, of New York. the responsibility and glory of treating the Pre: it’s case at a distance. Dr. Halstead ex- Presses the opinion that anounce or two of good ky every day would help the distinguished at this time. A remark from Dr. Frances rd, of the N. W. T. U., would seem to 2 order now. ————_~ + —____ A French savant submits to the Revue Scien- tifigue the formuia for a new beverage, which he says he discovered in the interior of South America during a recent visit there. We deg to Sutmit that a new beverage is not what is heeded. What the world wants is the means of | indulging in the beverages we now have. It can get along very well on those. ——~+»— ‘The Shenandoah Valley railroad is to be ex- tended from Staunton to Texington, Va,, at | greatly BAzeans THAT ARE BARGAINS! BARGAIN No. L ‘One lot (56 in all, sizes medium,) MEN'S GRAY AL- PACA COATS that were $2.25, $2 and $1.75. The | choice of them at $1. BARGAIN No. 2. One lot (about a hundred) of our regular DOLLAR WHITE VESTS, slightly soiled, at 50 cents. BARGAIN No. 3, BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S WHITE DUCK JACKETS, sizes 5 to 15 years of age, worth from $1.25 to $2. The choice of the lot at 50 cents. BARGAIN No. «. One dozen’sizte 4, 5 and 6 CHILD'S TWEED SUITS, worth $2.50, st $1.25. . BARGAIN No. 5. One lot CHILD'S LINEN KILT SUITS. Cost us 92.1234. Werclose them at $1. . BARGAIN No. 6, One lot of $7 CHILDREN'S SUITS at $4. Afew left of the 35 cents MEN'S BROWN LINEN VESTS, small sizes only. A few left of the BOYS’ $1 VESTS at 25 cents. ‘There are no more of the BOYS’ PANTS or JACKETS at 25 cents. IF YOU WANT ANY OF THESE GOODS YOU MUST NOT DELAY COMING. A. SAKS & CO., 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. Jd. W. KENNEDY & CO., (Established 1800, ) 606 FennETLVANS ee 607 B STREET Have for Cpe ee PRESERVING KE’ als PARING MA- STTLES, HANES WITH’ CORING. AND SLICING ATTACHMENT, PEACH AND POTATO PARERS, IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS. ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS. als WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _DRY_GOODS. DRY GooDs._ IN A GROCERY STORE; AEC ket sonabing "stout the business, Py recommendation. wren Fr. Gees. J5a0 Jin street northwest. NTED—BY A Seo Sr Ya, @ young, single, ible White Man as farm sober, thoroughly under, stand how to do all kind of farm work. bopaid. ‘Ae py, with referen ‘southwest corner of Bridge and | streets, Geo a15-3t Wists RELIABLE | COMPETENT | GIRL, rinan preferre’ good references, work ofa private family. No children. Apply at the store, 430 LOth street novi PP RIS-at ANTED—, A WHITE omer a COOK AND General Housework. Must bring references, No. 020 H street northwest. WASTED A RESPECTABLE WHITE {ake the entire care of an, infan home. Wil use the bottle. Address ANTED—1 IVATE FAMILY. ASETTLED, Wis IN APR Must be spond been =a, eral wages. 619 27th pork, wae. inaker, ‘and jrive reference. t, between H and I. Wigs SETTLED > MAN, with a small array, farm work, haves small house, rent free. 1G. 117 abd 118, 7th er at Center, Market, Stalls 116, AXTED- IMMEDIATELY ONE GOOD ae ‘at Tremont House, 2d and Indiana avenue, north- WANTED A LIVE MAN, ONE QHAT UNDER; id the jone ~ apply, at Home Market, 1620 14th street. al3-3t WANTED-A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN FOR stay nights and bring eee "SUITE OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Pere HOUSE. 3408, 3406 STREET NORTH. rated it pond en fenant, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN: | Set 619 7th street north rR a #, STREET SORES. 12 10 E street northwest, 1 CHARLES W. HANDS Son Tihetrect Borthweek sib St floor, three on third floor; as ern improvements 125 North A street, half square. from the Cap- Sorthwest. “ADDY next doot east. after 4 p-im a5 RENT—A R RENT—A SUITE OF FOUR UNFURNISHED ‘sion, Faeiaag? Also, hall room, furnishes wid gables ‘on second. Franklin Park. Adres, omit with Teference, Box 19, Star office. 13 RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOM Evriogesendr tah see reais west. eat OF veferentad nuired. Fen RENT_COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON SEC- ond or third floors, with al! conveniences, with or ithout Board. Rent te ES Tight parties, Stable t Row,” Star Lom ‘Fiitid et action.- tes pulled never on he In th at the office of Hoe EAS | at! every ‘mont at GAMA a ENT—HOURE 827 VERMONT ‘lath street PERE ‘and pleasantly located. 13-0 BRENT BRICK HOUSE NO. 1290 6TH STREET northwest street northwest, 9 15 th etter orttiacet, outs &. ies sess sfrect northwert 19-5¢ R RENT—A NEWL FINISHED 9-ROOM Benes: ae ane etn: hou and ood water: wel In ears Addtoar “Graa FRx RENT THREE. OR FOUR UNFURNISHE! for ho; cr Booms, with all conveniences, for b ruse ee Eacticy roferoee required. Apply at No. 104" a t FoR _RENT_TWO LARGE, DESIRABLE See street northwest, References exchanged. R RENT—2012 latn STREET NORTHW! rT, FPXo lante unturaiahed Romane, rai House Side of street, All) modern ‘Very desirable. $10 per al2-3t FE RENT—LIGHT, nee FURNISi zeONT i een, only.) Apply corner rae for. x horthwest- Fibs 13,15 R RENT_ELEGANTLY FURNISHED and, Third Floors of House No. 1027 Vermont ave- nue, of 3 rooms unicating, with bath on ack floor. "Also, Suite of Rooms on first floor. atom to to SeuaraL eect: Aten re inte wil Sent cheep to,8 good fenant ARIE Pui RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT EN 14 ania avenue northe or single; on firet, second and third floors, at Figen Panda teh OR Se ISTH STRER'Y NORTHWEST, | No. 225 Sd stroct northwest. _3y90-Sm ED— ERGETI ae A brit R RENT_—STORE No. 218 10th street northwest, WO ae ah | ae eer (eet a | PRES) SU ne ae ee ee Noes a | Lamects notre ease corner 12th and | Dusinesa. “inquise at 96 Louisinwa avomse. ee oa = aeEe northwest, ‘$10; corner Wires a SEES a Pe Fpomn $18.90." Apply io A: Saab EDUCATIONAL. Festreet northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. -5t | strect northwest. R_RENT_THE DWELLING PART OF 7i7 0 OVS ENGLISH AN ICAL SCHOO! Want REGIS’ eee AND 2 Sago Fe Lhortiwel aD Ue eine of Mi Se be P ED ae 181 ait ear a RMON Tee ctiaat Teorth | rooms er, and fine yard: wil bs Fented | genih NEEPES, 4, Be MEJOR, Ho, 600\7tn street pore Tow, zy ‘snltable tenant key" On pReaises, i jon Room of ¢ he Four-andx a Pree 2 roughly ‘Dusinces, Wo tires dues ne Se rce a R RENT NO. 795, WITH STREET NORTH. eee wer Point es man, for Yar. ‘Apvig at TONS eae an ee oom; fan and bath; 3 ope COUN os SS eee ee rooms; + $12. ‘00d Yi ‘ “ da Dairy Fe . McINT: a8 street northwest. dyatim"_ | ge Dairy Farm. Apply to E. A. MoINTIEE, 91 ee D.C. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—BY ASTEADY AND TRUSTWORTHY Foung man (white) a situation oe Coo oe iver of business wasron, willing t make ae Bae erally use tl; good references," Address Box 77, WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—FOUR OR MORE UNFURNISHED ‘Rooms; state location and_ price or no attention Tal be paid to answer. Address Box 78, Star Office. alb- ANTED, ‘TLEMAN AND WIFE WITH tee woLenen boys, 10 and 12 years respect- Fas RENT—A NEW BRICK HOUSE WISH ALL podern improvements complete, 2022 P meee: ply t0'2020 P street north- west JS MODERNE APPT wald-3t TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, clht rooms and al modern: kexprovementa, D street southwest. Apply at No. 2149 Penni avenue northwest OR t RENT. “Eh CK HOUSE NO. 807. N STREET north ix rooms; water and gas and bath-room. Apply at 81 STONES Drug Store, corner 7th and 1 atronts RE RENT—No. 1619 K_ STREET NOR’ ae $60 per month; all modern rept Apply to B. PS YDEL, Mabou! Safe Deposit Company, cor- ner 15th street an ase alla in or near) erie ‘80; cellar and modern improvements. Uke it near ong of 5 per month; refé Address 1824 Massachusetts avenue. ANTED SMALL ( OR MEDIUM-SIZ SIZED, HOUSE location at reasonable rent. Address 78, Star ones al5-. ANTE! PURCHASE FOR CASH 1) ‘0 PURG! ‘0 cual Dwellings ie once Jocation.” Apply to 8; H. WALKER, No. 630 Lousiana av ee ANTED—TO RENT—A HOUSE IN THE NO THE Soe: western part of the city. Address JAY EWING, State department, city. 13-2w? part of city; must be new ould N. B.—Store cloeed at 6 p.m. J". ARRIVED—A CARGO OF UPPER RHIGH FURNACE COAL, pote Penge ey aor M KING & Sy 5 al5- “3t2c2p O22 treet northwest. (Goes TABLE LINENS We offerthis week a full line of the above desirable goods and confidently recommend them as the best ‘Table Linens in the market for service and appearance. BARNSLY DAMASKS in all widths and qualities, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4. NAPKINS TO MATCH. CLOTHS IN ALL SIZES. A Special Bargain—1 dozen Pure LINEN NAPKINS, weight, 22 ounces, for $1.50. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, anl5 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. pest LINEN LAWNS............20 cents COTTON “ “* SCOTCH GINGHAMS... «« LACE STRIPES... ‘* SEERSUCKERS.. ** EMBROIDERED SWISSES,21to35 “* ALL KINDS OF THIN DRESS GOODS AT LOW- EST PRICES. .-10 and 125 ** TYLER & CHEWNING, ald 918 7rH Street NoRTHWEST. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Wwe TED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE 7 stv ane or small quantities. Address J. W. DYE office. Wanted At BIGES OLD | ST Gicaning Works, 496 Maine aves southwest, Fe ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fi niture to steam. - WW AaxTEp carr WE DO NOT | WHIP Carpets. Our work ix done better and prices lower than in any other establishment in Washincton. Orders by telephone. “A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Lou- isiana avenue. Je2! r sioner, Examiner and Notary. Alw a.m. to5 p.m. V y ANTED_FFATHERS AND HAIR MATTRESSES fo Honovate by Steam and Make Over. Upholstery and Decorating. | Furniture stored and packed. “C amine. At F. H. YOUNG'S, 1404 Penns! avenue. V ANTED—| FURNITURE TO STORE IN FINE Storage loot eibtaraven gant ATED —FEATHIENA TO RENOVATE, MAT- tresses to Remake, Furniture to Pack and’Ship, at A. H. CHACE & BROS", 616 Louisiana avenue. until ANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERIN LARGE OR Small Quantitie jest cash price paid. 321 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d and 44 streets. janl9 V ‘OU TO KNOW THATISELL A FIRST- class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, inuch better andagreat deal cheaper than a common new suit can bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No, G19 D street northwest, oF at Branch, Store, No. 409 9th st. northwest. ‘We buy but Second-hand Clothing. ee a COUNTESS BOARDING. __ SPECIAL BARGAINS. DRY GOODS. During the balance of August we will offer special in- ducements to close out many lines of Goods. ‘The stock is very large, and well worthy the attention of buyers. TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 803 MARKET SPACE, al5 Perosanes: CO} ‘TAINING 30,000 WORDS, At » SOHN C. PARKER'S, als-6t" 617 and 619 7th strect. Te THE Xo NOTE J PAPER FOR ONE “DOLLAR A PARKER. al3-6t* 617 and 619 Teh street. (AM OF THE SEA SIDE AND ERANELIN SQUARE LIBRARIES, PARKER'S, al3-6t* eit ana giv ti street. quer DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS. Prior totaking inventory, and until October Ist, we 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 much jess than cost. All Domestic Goods reduced. Table Damask and Linen Goods of all kinds at low prices. Fancy Goods reduced. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at cost for the best. Anexamination of our Stock will save you money in your pr JOHN T. MITCHELL, all-6t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WwW TLLARD HOTEL LOTTERY. ‘THE DRAWING FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881, Is THE Day Derenuixep Urow. 38 e Sa ‘The drawing of this scheme oi will cenvatwey take pinot en Seep ERT ‘OF N NOVEMBER, | ie. ee assent of the ph ig ‘and this will fell all of the ing tickets. ‘Al persons, “therefore, intending to, tnvest in this achenie may test ammured that there will be ‘no further SelaYs OF Dostbon eT OF ‘The Willard Hotel, with silits Fisturcaand Fur- niture. $250,000 One 15,000 One 15,000 Two 10,000 4,000, Five 5,000 Five 21500 Fit 5,000 One Hundred 5,000 Five Hu 10; 000 + 1000 One Handnenne Silver ea Set, ito e me Silver Tea S Boxes Old. Bourbon Whisky, > 449 . 000 ,000- ,000 000 000 Pe © Ata meeting of the stockholders held lust Friday, the board of directors was author- iced to issue bonds to the amount of $1,000,000 for the extension. At Lexington the road will neet with the Richmond & Allegheny rall- Way, shortly to be built. IGFNT AGENTS CAN ibe Fountain Gold ven. No for ink. Writes four days without refi WALKE PEN S'F'G CO., Handi! Sinctwas, Sow Vock, ae or: wht dyla- Inks Giving fal ieraties ne ett, Epp a12-eo&K, tnov10 NEY TO LOAN—$500, $1,000, Mind ta loan on ond a a0 he id 0 moderate, ALBERT ¥. FOX No. $0'F M°%8* 79. al2-Im TO | LOAN Reap Esrare Secunrry, At Lowent Rat tes. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. YA small sum of MONEY TO LOAN (fore a or to ins Cloud Balle ‘ONE’ q Ms aatetys Seasons Co ing. At Six Per Cont, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Commissions very lowest rates. . V. N. HUYCK, Beat Eorare Aorwz, m2T__ Office 1505 Pa. ay.,’ Arlington Ins, Building. ale twocomfortably furnished Rooms; one may, be | JOR RENT — eT, H; termi r monta; within four or Ave stone’s throw of ot the Capital 0 Woo nad nt, Of Bthand Fstrwte. Address Bri, A” Sine $18 permonth. Inquire of Xe Ty BROWNING: 1 | Cokimbian Law Building. th strest northiwent “as aa Wee TO RENT—THREE FURNISHED | OR OR REN TAREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE, ed Rooms, ces. arith dry collar, No. 633 avenue; |ADpIy anstar oftess alae at National Bank of Re} _ taopl OR RENT THOUS, 2119 H STREET Sa WAN jee west, 1 id all mn. rovementa. Ap- ANTED HOUSES. ply JOHN TRIMBLE, We etree, aw? WA nose OF SEVEN ROOMS, GOOD | 770) ST hborhood ; northwest p QR RENT STORE ROOM AND ae house, 714 K street northwest Ingurest corner sare, Bre Bob sy Fs RENT_BUILDING. ON THE NoRTHW: EST corner of 17th street and New York avenue, opposite State Department.” Apply to JON TRIMBLE, 110 F strest northwest. dy23-Im R RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND— Store and Dwelling No. 423 10th strect, near gas office ‘above Pennsylvania avenue. Store can be de- tached from dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, inelud- tnx two lange parlors, lance cellar, «ras, water, Bath, ic. Inquire at $26 Lonistens avenue. dy5-3m_ TRABLE RESIDENCE, IN GooD t cars; a Dew improvements: own. m31-J complet e repair. JOR RENT—A Di neighborhood, convenient to F street house, in thorongh repair: all modern | nine rooms. Apply at FOR SALE—HOUS FoR, LE-A D. SIRALE SEVEN ROOM FRAME Dwelling. Lot 20 feet by cash; balance in six, tw | quire on py eet No. 13: eta | OR SAL F TH hade trees and foun | fest etn 6 nd 1 | ROE SALE Two Stony BRICK HOt | BY rooms, ‘ail modern impr: premises, No, S00 dh street nortliveest, betw | Bo'elock p.m. Price nasonable. ‘Terms each. a |FOR SALE—MISCELL EOuS JOR SAL . Th Gih street northwest. a8 3b TORY BRICK RESIDE Fe SALE—BUILDING LOT SOUTH Lawest, between mia Cu eet -al5-3tt ie sth not apply no) ental Music ‘encased SEPTEMBER Sra. Mise Leavitt may also ne 2 Contralto Soloist in Church or Concert, GPENCERIAN 3 AN ACSI COLLEGE, 1d L streets northwest, ueatos sons and daughters for seal ite Tike Business Jeand Double. kuces Bookkeepins: Business Practey | jeand Double En coping, Business Political Eeonomy, Commer ial Law, and Lectires 08 Business and Ethics. and Le Day Evening Benetestie ear bezing MONDAY: At Aucust 33. Axa uable pam) containing an eloquent address to students on Eleinents of, — iS Same A Gorka ness Col and a Tribute to Graduates of Spencerian Busin lege, by Gen. Francis tion’ concerning th Bpon appli Mice, PPueation, TERRY G, BEE SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Princi ONZAGA COLLEGE, STREET No p Schoo! wil be rasutned on the: et Son Monday of Septem- ‘There are two departments of study, the classical oe ri Br a of 1 iths. ‘Terms, $20 per session of five mont talogu ‘be obtained at the Catholic Book Stores and at Me Francis B. Mohun's, y. Robert Fulton in assuming cl of this in- stitution ‘refers to his former Pupile iu the F strest ey and other colleges of the Society of Jesus. ‘al2-1 RIVATE SCHOOL—ENGLISH AND D CLASSICAL — CHARLES E. HILTON, A-M., Pl FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 51x. Pupils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- ness. x! Hiited number of Pupils received into the family of Principal, where they will receive the care and ine of a formation apply at 405 East Capitol ‘a10-lin” SHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUT! Hoarding and Day’ School for Young Ladies aud Children, re pe SO 19, 188: 1. For circulars TCHER atid Miss M. C, DO! in, Gree Special ‘attention to. pre | Point re ‘and. all conupetitiv ‘Terms in advance. FLYNN, S.W. corner 8th and K streets, llorthwert, COLLEGIATE INSTIT Wa Day Gone fi Voene Lake 8 Hccmmence the 3 DNESD. | pis to Principal. © ENSO! aul-Im Nostreet, West Washington, A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION, YOUNG es, Mines, Boys, Episcopal Schools, Haddon- “J. #175 Young Men, Burlington Military Cal- {Esau FEMALE INSTITUTE, WARRENTON, VA. Sewion begins SEPTEMBER ter: ari ERT aww Principal. ROE sate. A BIG SACRIFICE. Magnificent Grand Square Piano; richly fintshed and | ornamented rosewood ease: of super) toue and sinving | qualities: used but four inonths: with elecently em- roidered cover and xtool for only $225 cash, or part time can be arranged with a reliable party; owner must ut once. Apply ab T, NIMMO'S xo WAREROOSS, _433 7th street northwest. CHANGE FOR UN- farm cf 240 acres, 3} miles from Wahi | oD, Ob Main roed, improved with 8) -room houre, tine peach and youni apple orchard, with excellent water, “Inquire st bi northwest, Washington. 210-1" OR, SALE CHAE HORS BUGGY AND HAR- nose: leo, one ix bone Engine and Bolir. Call and ‘cxaiinest Noe 213 K strect northwest, for selling, chanwe of business. alee R SALE— PIANO, | 7 OCTAVE, aOSEWOOD case, su tively Stool ana Gover, 3195. ME C. WORCHL ‘ust be told. rthwest. a8 ‘OR S owe ON HAND, AND Co Y finishing up, a Fine Stock of Fal Falland Winter Gar, Pages; ombracitie in part Broug] Conpes, Coupe- lets, Ttockaways, Landaulets, ines, Visworlan? ten. sion aS ps, &o., &e. Second-hand Carriuces ‘of every Dalways On NAN OBERT H. GkAHAM, ad oe and Factory, 410-416 Sth st. northwest. I SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR PROP- erty in the District a Farm in Maryland with good improvements. Address OWNER, Star office. au2-12t" OR SALE-A GREAT, BARGAIN. forth Arlington pain night Ot thie city, Peat ‘Aco cituall Vorsis on tan: pricy 1428 New York avenue. FE SALE—ONE FINE. NEARLY Fain cam for mice woo hasten theater are Taine cash for owner wi at L. WILD & BROS., "109 7th street nerthwoet. Me-Lan Fe ‘SALE-THE LARGEST A‘ SORTMENT OF New and Second-tand Carnages ie oxcl © oo 66 ‘Penna. * Fa SCHMIDT 8 ‘ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, ATG PER CENT. NO DELAY. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 21 10th and F streets northweat. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. T have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in in- B. H. WARNER, sums of from $100and upwards, at 916 ¥ street northwest. opr eae WEDNESDAY EVENING A SMALL Lie and Tan Dog; had on collar and license ing No TT A tay table reward will be paid if returned toNo, 128 E street northwest. at UEDAY EVENING LAST A MA- DA ea or F street northwest. F street a able reward will be be paid. (D—A SMALL SUM OF MONEY. (ABP Fee \T 53, Office Compt of U No. #50 Toth atreet nertiwest. EDWAND" WOLUOTE: al5-3t" Charges moderate. No delay. BUSINESS CHANCES. nov26 700,000 carscc ena BE SECBANGED FRANK HUME, 454 Pennsy lvania avenue. SMALL CORNE) CER Pita’ uojiborhootlan exashient chases oe of ente with Hoom 38, Le Droit Buikling: (}OR SALE_A BARGAIN—BRIGK HO ees ance $35 er Taouth, Sinise 50 fg rae |S me ‘two- rick, $50 caxh, monthly. Inquire street Rortiwwest after’ tm 206 Se 30 a RR. 8 tock. 50 ** Great bad WANTED— ae 200 shares Belt RR. Stock. 60‘ Washington Gas Stock. a13-3t 14% New York sane, | ek RESTAURANT AND SALOON, QTRAYED OR p STOLEN SATURDAY, AUGUST sth, from 627, F street south Cit 4 Black and Tay mswers ame i. re Seu: ater fe ad. Ge MOCRFFRES, Gi atesk wharf. al5-3t" TA, CHILD'S NECKLAG) }ATH MONO: Lies tials Ww. Niibeal reward M,C. W. it lett at 1016 Lith street nortivrest, al5-3t* UND—TAKEN UP, ‘ ASTRAY, ON 5) NDAX, Fas eee ee ps can take fe bat aa Re Sd og ae: Biapsaay! 'Y ONE HAYING POSSESSION OF pee 2 a se ‘ost Tast. drawer in my Hes, Ney gs Coen gouahaent al eu het 5 Somtkie” al5-2t" ‘OST—ON_ SUNDAY, THE, lite, Bae BRED Brown 10 Ponto; had on el- plated colar with, if returned to No. 1731 H street nortitweat, alb-2t NEW & ositively be sold at 8 eecridioe to ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL, CO next sension commences TI 20. For catslomuc or inforuntion. eddvee a. PARKER, President, College Station, Prince George's ‘aul-2aw2m * COLLEGE. Princess Louise, Founder and been I. HELLMUTH, D.D., D.C. , Lord FALL TERM OPENS WEDNESDAY, Srrremper 21. Handsome and spacious buildings, beautifully situ- ated in « moet healthy locality, about tour howe by al fron Niacara Falls, and on one of She principal turoueh routes, etrmen the Rast and. the West Ht grounds comprise 140 acres.” ‘The aim Seat ure shai hole system cally urcfal cdnestion. whole stom upon’ the soundest Protestant ie, AG Solid basta for the ght formaticn tof chaencter z the Ianiuase spoken in fanio'a apectal ‘Board aunty ad Tuition fe, meee whole sh, the Ancient and Modern, Gaimthenien D Dravine and Patnting, use of Piano an je and "Medicine, £300 per the daughters: Library, Medical Attendan eduction of one-half for clergymen. For ‘‘circulars” of ALE COLLEGE, MECHANICSBURG, "(near erate.) wenty-sixth i rear begins "REV. T. P. EGE, A. M., Prest. RGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS, REISTERSTOW: RD Prepares for Colleze or business. nsnrpaseed. ens, September 1Sth. | Catalogues sent. Prov. J. C. KINEAK, A.M., Principal. 2 ‘AS! HOOL FOR C GIRLS . Cncorporated May 28th, I MISS MARGARET H. LEE, ‘(Late of Richmond, V1 a, SEPTEAIBI _aul- “att PRINCIPAL, 2928 P street, Georgetown. SESSION BEGINS SEP SEPTEMBER 1, 1881. Per one ngetown. TITUT! THE IMPROVED aos i ANON OF Dhar UTES, Leciueton avenue, be- tween O7th and Seth streets, ‘New York. The langest Articulation m Shool in the country. 1867. Pure Oral Method. Send for circular. ‘apl-eotm Ae HALL, BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY erouch Home School for ‘Girls. advan- faves of the highest Onder, ‘Fourteenth ‘yeat begins SEPrRaamne igen Gree SS pisicons Wise EA CHELLE GIBBONS HUNT, Princip a5-eo2m LE IN: ae CHESTER, WHEAT, D.D., Principal.—This is a chartered Tnetitute of the Highest’ with special facilities for the study of Music, the odeen Lansuares, &c. The location, in the arent Valley of Virvinia, noted for healthfuln The next seasic basins Reps ed 8, 1881. For Sioesiars acct ‘the — l. Addison, Ani fhgie, Elliott, Thagaay ad ton WATEPLY SEMINARY, 1413 H STREET NORTH- Boarding ‘School wath full ‘of teachers ‘Sey mber Fell term opens Sores en STIR 818 CONNECTICUT AY- PINKNEY IN! ETUTE, enue, EPTEMBER 21, 1881. For: TPR, ta MISSES BURGESS, Principals. PROE, AND MES. LUCIEN F.C. COLLTERE'S ‘an ‘Will Reopen on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1: $8 STREET N = BOARDING. Course comprises ames Spelling, the Enxtish | | Pyooowarp & LOTHROP 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENVE—921 al3-3t" | HAVING CLOSED THE BALANCE OF AN IMPOR- TER'S STOCK OF HAND-MADE REAL ANTIQUE LACES, for gentleman and wife: no children; at Rosato AT A GREAT LOSS TO THE IMPORTER WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER THE SAME AT HALF PRICE. THIS PRESENTS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY rpue MARK DOWN PRICES ar SINGLETON & HORKE'S ‘Will only continue until AUGUST 15, xtre ard. wat ae Hat ia from $1.25 to retina. eco bargain. aos ‘and secure & on At SIN sy18 LETON & HOEKE'S, No. 801 MARKET SPACE. BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. _ ere STAINED GLASS.—This fatima hoeelite 5 SFodoem an sete seers ‘Directions cat cr to every, (Customer. Jy30-1m' J, 3 WHITE & BOS., = of Monfecturers ROMAN CEMENT, Kertes CEMENT. Works: Swanscombe, \ thousan the foundation of the strengthening M FOR HOUSEKEEPERS TO SUPPLY THEMSELVES nent weer aware to us over all competitors, ‘our Ge WITH THE MATERIALS AND MAKE AT HOME CURTAINS, BEDSPREADS, &c., &., AT VERY LOW PRICES. BOSTON HOUSR, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 . WOODWARD & LOTHROP. al: ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS AT COST. LAPPET MUSLINS AT COST. LISLE THREAD GLOVES AT COST. BEST FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 20c, | BEST ALL-LINEN LAWNS redueed to 200, MADRAS GINGHAMS AT COST. BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to 8c. REMNANTS PACIFIC LAWNS, reduced to 5c. WHITE BATISTE WITH SLATE POLKA SPOTS, re- duced 25c. ; former pri BLACK GRENADINES AT ( ‘COST. LADIE’S BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS, at 75c.; former Price $1.75. LADIES' SILK GLOVES, at 50c.; former price $1.25. “GREAT BARGAINS” IN LADIES’ EMBROIDERED NDKERCHIEFS at 25c., 50c., $1 and ALL ‘NOVELTIES IN SUMMER DRESS FABRICS AND BUNTINGS AT COST. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN SILKS, a &eo. 52” ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, al3_ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Cor. 9TH Sraeer. CuEAr DRY GOODS. Our entire stock of SUMMER GOODS is well assorted, and we are offering some GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES Who wish toepurchase. Examine our stock, and you ‘will be convinced that our prices will COMPETE WITH ANY IN TO J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. 817 Marker Space. NOTICE NOTICE! Notice We only have about 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, 13, 809 MARKET SPACE. B RGAINS AT COCHRANE'S, OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. FINE FASHIONABLE FICHUS, ALL Hawp EMBROIDERED, FRENCH MULL. PRICES PROVERBIAL, Namely: 50c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50 each. . P. 8.—These quotations are guaranteed to be HALF PRICE, and this means HALF VALUE, aswell. The s00ds 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. Orpostre Rroas' Ba‘x. At Cost. alo GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, 822 any 824 SeveNTH Sraeet NogTuwesr, HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH 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 BOOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT. ENNSYLVANIA er ACADEMY, wth Summer Garden in rear and lane uss, 2 423, 10m P CHESTER, PA. (OPENS SEPT. 14.) . GUINNIP, DAY & CO. doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. an exec and ee ilipora a ‘sae try, the Classics en and Eglin. Dogreas conferred, Louisiana a 2 os jy20-3m Cot, THEO, HEATT, Prosdent = | (LOSING OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF R BALE nears ee ne one ee Fans ieee FLOOR, Rea, Soros FOR SRLS. BAND) ‘ rl DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL RIGHICTO WATE POWER, lasly owned ant ‘used Br eal “hua. b. BI srOckiiait, hs woo te Se Stare he All of our French Lawns. A of our Figured Linen et oc RURENS ERCEEMION GU QUANG. eure, | (PVHE TRENONT HOUSE, WS ee nose ie, aes Lat and ULL Ds arnt gn | Lawns. All of Figured American Lawns at Actus JBiG Sul sattuated on the Chesapeake and Ono Ge Fooma, superior t2ee, cag era = ooeee i Yyid-tim” | Cost. One Thousand picces of Beautiful Lawns, the nal, at vin ys Hofound's mont desitabie vince sor stun poe board assortment in Washington, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, SM MATTHEW 7208 Set reat, oF fein and board, $25 an son oe mentee AND | 20, 25. Firured Linen Lawns, 12%, 15, 18. All of our ADLER, 3143 street, = RENT—AIRY ROOMS, YERNISHED OR UN- 2 ata POET Seu ban iGaig, | Parasola at Actual Cost. Allof our Black and Colored 330-3, of Plesnant loosen. at Now ald, 916 aod ‘Manan oes Silks, Black and Colored Satins, Brocade Silks at Real Fi ee ar ae first-class Board $15 Saati mW. AECHERS Cost during the month of August. Double White Dae SVAHO Peter betore or after Patents —— CEDARS A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Blankets, $1.50, $2, $2.50. Shawls and Bed Comforts Box 85, Star aocsd __ PERSONAL. Ladies and Little at Cost. Lace Stripe White Goods, 10. Fine quality Eights ofGeoslowny anit ia itis situa the “‘striped” Victoria Lawn, 123. India Linen, “very TEW STOCK NATIONAL, DETECTIVE AGENCY, 909 9TH Parts of the dees won AE peed sive, | Sne" quality, reduced from 37 dorz to 20. Bleached N aoverad: reliable tnforination ‘Atal ed oe ye Be Sr EET Wa PAY | Napkins 76a dosen. PardWoa mt GENTLEMEN'S JACONET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, | Consullation frees al strictly confidential: pO | G. Saale Sireee, Washigeniin up ios. ecand Sienie ab caee oe gi change unless succes: Wool Black and Colored Cashmeres, 25. Pure Wool . & TREL, ADAM ROSS, THE LONG-EST: ‘RE- PERATIONS IN STOCKS. Colored Cashmeres, one yard and a quarter wide, 985 Pennsytvania and.» Astrolowist sives betier JOHN. A. DODGE & CO. ‘Actual Cost. Colored and Black ca TALS | ae ee Ete pears Ex caret | che Span wnat Wat ine Taek FERRO aig eas eee mee eerie sre are See | Freeney cme of Deena made ing Pennastrasin ovens .*) Setiataction: Consultation Rooms, to: can Veiling, Colored, ‘street, above D street northwest. wa? Tinea, in and tes be ae HE CELLULOID TRUSS; Teer ase Loe 2h aaa g saersny ee tndentcpe bw and an ‘and best. mHOWARD FigMiNG. a, sole agont United States, 23 cb. mie Son sais eihealeandiaal SCORES os gute MANTELS, ox? type ORY, on 3e25-3m_ sear 6th STREET NORTHWEST. | MARTIN « And PULP MORTAR ‘or J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acents, ap27 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street northwest. W ALKER'S, 206 10Tn STREET. CHARCO, LIME, CEMENT, = me CaRrer LINING nov? _ GRAVEL Wax aw Wasuinare joe until 12 ae. opened immediately Soerenfier Specifications, xeneral instru biatk forme of Proposals, will, h fe fara Ushed dealers in saud, upon their p THOMAS LINCOLN oy _ a12-6t 1A. Col. Corps of Engineers. W: PRETTYMAN, Seorctary SPECIALTIES. _ ST ARRIVED THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL, Lise ereatnst i American Medical vin Bortuoes Chsirveyant, ccamine ates, and by" hair; consults on all attairs of life without Auiestion- ves names, dates, events and prophetic life hy tories, Sutisfaction guaranteed. Office 283 Pi ‘Vania avenue northwest. W4Raé popou Magnetic Electricity; tells ; fells past, present and future, ana gives gooa advice for and gentleman. 64 13th strect northwost, | Hours from 9 to 12 ma, 3y23-1m MF BROOKE, TE PU Bs All business femen 50 cents each. Sth streets northwest. PROFESSION Al BLE FEET ARE QUISITS TO HEALTH AND Loxaus try.” ‘a Hence the thousands, from far and near, Winte’s establishment, 1416 Pennsylva: i's Hotel “for mobi fon ay B ons, LCIROETIORN, snd other ailments of the tee Hours, § a.m. to 6 p.m. Foe, $1 per visit. _ yi D: STARRPAI Sy southeart corner Sth vat gs | specialty. Extracume 9 to the Wednesdays, for the poor. First~ ATS referenoss. reason- able. a30-6m I KR. T. DENTIST, 428 7TH ae northwest, bet ome o Dade Cem pes over Ballan- tyne’s Bookstore. | Operative, Surgical and Mesutuical ntistry mkslifully werformeds Charge inoderate. Consultation free. —_ E, MEISENHORN. DENTIST, 915 77H STREET northwest. Celluldid Teeth inserted §7 per eet, and all ojeratious on the natural teeth at reasonable oe 50 cents. 19 I 2, DENTIST, 715 WT STREET NORTH- Seg | iew York ayanue.— Beautitul Sew of Toeta, f, Teeth filled, $1; Extracti Without Pain, 50 cts. All operations warranted. ‘M. TALBOTT, | DENTIST, No. 437 7TH ST. cr ‘from orner Dentistry in all ‘Tooth inucrted’ $1 por ver ect All work ware 0. CANDEE, MD. ore NEW YORK.— Vitapathy or Vita’ Ci tire for “all dis ‘the cured. Consultation free to all. 940 New York avenue northwest. LoMBEE. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, Nol, 16 feet...... ..per 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x1, 16 feet... = 1.00 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2......0 ” 1.00 CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... sod 1.00 Cele. WHITE PINE SHING clear. WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE COST BUILDINGS FREE OF CHARGE. = WILLET & LIBBEY, SixTH StReet any New Yoru Avexve. | Srmaovx Square. my3 "| Nonrmemy Linerty Marker Square. Soecr MINERAL areine WATERIT. 18 NO y ured 3 CURE ALi, but STONE'S KALSOMINE and MASUR PAL ready for une. (Send for. — Tists' 3 aheege on aad ee AB GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., m30 418 rm Sturer Noxrnwest._ Cimucaam, 3 THE WELL-KNOWN, RE- in his une, ‘New eh iran aieeh ray ame Heaveuiber the muuber 140 Sih ntzeed A FOR PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. RETAIL PRICE $1 PER DOZEN. ‘Twenty cents per dozen allowed for empty bottles if returned. For sate by Deslers, and by the Manufacturer, SAM'L C. PALMER, 1212 ro 1224 29rnm Srzerr, = 8 EE ep apegengicie COLSER OF PENNSYLYAN! Nero sx son