Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1881, Page 2

CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent, bena Sde daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, ond equal to that of all the _tther daily papers here added togeth “THe STAR Office is conncete = 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. Parsons leav! ing 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. While the bulletins of the attending physicians to-day are not wholly discouraging, they are yet far from assuring, and there is no disguising the fact that the condition of the President remains extremely critical. His life at the present writ- ing may indeed be said to be trembling in a bal- ance, the slightest adverse movement of which would bring about that result which all the world must deplore. ‘The case is of course not hopeless, but it has nearly reached that point, and, however much the physicians may desire to keep up the con- fidence of the public, it is easy to see that there is very little left but apprehensions for the worst. = << ‘The political campaign in Virginia has opened in earnest, and the people of that state will have | Ro rest until after the election. Thereadjusters bave been making a dull canvass for two months, but as t had no opposition very lit- tle interest was manifested in their meetings. One of the principal speakers in behalf of the Freadjuster canse is the candidate of that party for attorney general, who is noted as the author of the phrase that “honor will not buy a break- | fast-” Cameron the readjuster candidate for governor, Mahone, Riddleberger and the lesser lights ofthe party are in the fleld, while on the democratic side, Daniel, McKinney, Tucker, Goode Payne, and a host of other prominent Men, are on the stump. The two parties base their estimates of the re- suits upon the vote of different years, and hence it is dificult for the impartial observer to prop- erly compare their conclusions. The readjusters insist that the election of 1879is the proper basis, because the state debt question was the Prominent issue then. That year the read- Jasters were victorious, polling 84,000 votes to 64,000 for the funders. This was but a small proportion of the total vote ofthe state. however, the people generally manifesting indifference in the election. The democrats insist on the other hand that the proper basis for computation is the vote of last year, when the readjusters poll- ed only 31,000 votes. The excitement already preduced, and the interest manifested, promise @ full yote this year, and upon the assumption of a full vote there can be no fair estimate based upon the election of 1879. The people are thoroughly aroused, and com- Paratively few of the whites, at least, will re- main away from the polls. If the readjuster and Fepublican vote could be united, it would doubt- less give them the election, but a thorough Bnion seemes to be out of the question. There are democratic readjusters who will not support the party ticket, becanse there is a republican upon it; and there are republicans who will not support it, because of the financial platform of the readjusters, for one reason, and because there is too much “old” democracy in it for mother. The chances are that the democrats ‘Will win the race by a “good length.” a Mystery ‘still 8 shrouds the death of Jennie Cramer, the foolish and unfortunate beauty of New Haven. Detectives seem the more puzzled the further they follow their clues. It is proba- ble that the mystery will never be solved. It is plain, however, that the girl was ruined before she lost her life, and it may be that an over- whelming sense of shame drove her to suicide. Atallevents her fate should teach a lesson to parents and children alike. Young, and especi- ally pretty girls, should not be allowed toomuch license in the use of their time or the choice of their company. This girl’s parents were ap- parently proud of her and encouraged her to make a display of her beauty, but when she made the first false step, instead of meeting her with gentle admonitions and forgiveness, she was denounced and abused, threatened and Virtually driven from home. The action of her parents more than anything else gives support tothe theory of suicide. _ +e A police census of the voters of Baltimore just taken shows the total number of legal voters in that city to be 78,067, of whom 66,827 are whites and 11,240 are colored. The increase over the census of 187) is 6,566. There is no pretense that this poll is absolutely correct, as it would be next to impossible for the police to take an exact census in connection with their other duties. Besides, very many residents of the city are now absent from their homes. The re- gistration lists of the city, as at present made up, show a total of 87,936 names of voters. At the last gubernatorial election 56,010 votes were polled, or 15,491 less than returned in the police census after allowing 6,566, the increase over the police census of two years ago. These figures do not sustain the allegation that the Fegistration lists of Baltimore contain more Dames than there are voters in ee widen ee a ‘The war of rates which a= Progressing between leading railroads for se- eral weeks has finally involved two of the leading railway presi- dents of the country in a controveray. President Vanderbilt, of the New York Central, in a recent interview, reflected upon the management of the Baltimore and Ohio company, and President Garrett very promptly takes up the cudgel, in the shape of a vigorous pen, in defense of his Toad. He characterizes Vanderbilt's statements as absurd, and declares that he will now make the war aggressive. Mr. Garrett is preparing a voluminous reply to the attack of Mr. Vander- bit, and no doubt the latter will make a re- joinder. ——___<+2—_____ The finding of five rifies among some cotton bales on a Liverpool dock is said to have revived the fenian scare in that city. If five rifies scare the citizens of Liverpool, five real Itve feniang would eaeny stampede them. T# GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER = KNOWN TO DO ITS WORK! WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? ™ CHOLERA AXD CRAMPS ‘TIME IS SHORT Fe NEED ‘using We lor Bites Samra CALS gaits ere Spent U USUAL BARGAINS. aT COCHRANE & CO'S., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. ic. BEAUTIFUL FINE GINGHAMS NOW 10e. 25c. FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMB NOW l5c. STxc. EXTRA FINE GINGHAMS NOW 250. ‘These goods comprise the balance of our Summer Stocks. The qualities and styles are extra fine. Colors guaranteed fast. The only reason we offer these Ex- tremely Low Prices is to close out every yard before STOCK TAKING. We also offer very complete stocks of EXTRA FINE LINENS, HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS OF THE MOST RELIABLE BRAXDS AND AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, SUCH AS WAMSUTTA COTTONS, PEQUOT COTTONS, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, ‘FRUIT OF THE LOOM,” DWIGHT MILLS. &e., &e., &o., ‘We have just madeanother most favorable purchase of one whole case, 300 dozen, GENTS ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, thereby enabling us to offer our patrons and the public GENUINE AND DESIRABLE VALUE AT 120. EACH, OR $1.50 PER DOZEN. We also call attention tothe remaining numbers of our FINE FASHIONABLE FRENCH FICHUS, which have become ‘‘ Proverbial,” not only in Washing- ton and distant parts of America, but we have also sent these Goods to Japan. INSPECTION SOLICITED. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. COCHRANE & CO., Orrosrre Rraos’ BANK. ORE STOCK TAKING. al6 GzconD WEEK & WOODWARD & LOTHROP (Offer Special Bargains to still further reduce their STOCK PRIOR TO INVENTORY. HANDEERCHIEFS. 50 dozen Ladies’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Colored Border; very tasty designs, at 17c. each ; 3 for 50c. ; are cheap at 2c. 50 dozen Ladies’ All-Linen Hemstitched HANDKER- CHIEFS, 0c. each; 3 for 25c. 25 dozen Gent's All-Linen Hemstitched HANDKER- CHIEFS, extra fiue quality, in Plain White and Colored Borders, at 25¢. each; $3 dozen. EMBROIDERED MULL TIES, 8 inches wide, re- duced from 75c. to 50c.—a bargain. 100 pieces of HAMBURG EDGINGS, extra wide, and best value ever offered, at 12}c. LADIES’ LINEN COLLARS with Capes, 10c. each. LADIES" LINEN CUFFS, 12}c. pair; worth 17c. LINENS! LINENS!! 50dozen All-Linen Huckabuc, Honeycomb and Glass TOWELS, only 10c. each. 25 dozen Bleached Huckabuc TOWELS, extra size and quality, 21e. CROTCHET QUILTS, splendid quality, large size, worth . $1.25, only Seach. - MARSEILLES QUILTS, extra large size and beautiful pattorns, only $3 each. BLACK SILKS $1, $1.25, $1.50. $1.75. BLACK SATIN MERVEILLIEUX $1, $1.19, $1.33, 1. WE GUABANTEE EVERY QUALITY A BARGAIN AT THE PRICE. BOSTON HOUSE, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. INCE es THIS! ‘We shall continue our sale AT COST until SATURDAY, THE 20TH. All in want of cheap Dry Goods should make their pur- chases this week and save from 20 to 30 per cent. BROWN & CLAGETT, al6 809 MARKET SPACE. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. DRY GOODS. _ ANTED—A CHILD'S NURSE, WHO CAN BRING ; white woman preferred. In- OR RENT—VER’ j CHEAP—HOUSE OR ROOMS Fritmisned rnished, No. gor | ES mane ta. bie ae Ey AO ROOMS, or quire at Room 60, Floor Cy Post Onice Dontareet, Carolina avenue ae Gh eet Moats ter. yuare frou fal6-3t" oe Dea exchanged. Aprly on premises. aioe | ito Callaner sn. = ee a ANTED A GTEADY AND Le —BY- ist, A NEW BRICK Be Gover RELIABLE €O! Fe es SY, seer, oA oa R RENT—A cine OF FOUR a eee No. 758 1 serest south ba or, Yard. Na B08 Hstrecs | on second hon hee Tica} WwW ANTED-ORE Go D ACCURATE WATER, m App t doar east. al6-6:* | reforence, Box io, Star oftce, st we eae FOR BESTA REW, HANDSOME, BRICK MAN- | JOOR RENT—THTEE UNFURNISHED “Booms, WASTED — TWO FIRST-CLASS PLUMBERS: | aya "ely, 20, Togs, wine vaults, “summer kitehen | I with Greteman. APD abhi 101s Pir reer best of ewes; Jota of work. Inquire of C. Gs Se ihe bak Thomas? Giles or 3 Goa: | wan Bee THORN, 1230 F street. ais-n” | REWNEDY. neat Re Bani aiS-2w_ | 501 aoe ROOMS OF 51 WANTEDA COLLECTOR; MUST COME OR PENTHOUSE, 2408, 408 N STREET NORTH. Ferner om floors, with all Se Raa oe or 4 a a iypiy a2 bnce to. «| RR Fitbout low to ‘the rieht parties. "State A GOOD HARNESS- ctu ‘ALSO, A TE] Matera eet al5-3t ‘STREET Nl bly RT HWEST, | Paar as mut THOS. E. WAGGAMAR. preferred, wit work ofa private family. No children. Apply at the Hore, 480 loth treet nor tagront, a15-3t" ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK AND General Housework. Must bring references, No, 620 H street northwest te al5-' ANTED—A SETTLED MAN, Fae ra Yat Osntoe Mackct”*Stale tig, 2 317 and. ier Th wing. ARNELL & ANTED_A IVE MAN, ON 4 THAT ENDER aie 1620. ‘Aéth street. al3-3t* UGETIO AGENT FOR A ‘thie Dis- for thie trict. drome Tock Bord 20, cit » City, ‘Port Othe al3- = nds the apply, at Home ie aie d. com ae $10, $1: Bia an , Families furnished Servan Agency, as F street northwest. C.F J PRICE & CO. iT FOR A AG WANTED A GOOD SERVAN of three adults; no washing. Also, a Man as fore- man for a Farm. Apply at FULTO 'S Loan Offi 314 9th street, between lvanis, en street northwest. WANTED—SITUATIONS. WASTED BY A cna wigae Sansa eT tod ins d iron Al No. ~ B eireet northwest 4 ca Wie ASTEADY AND TRUSTW( ae od OPA man (white) & Situation ostuls references. erally ‘good Tefei coachman or to mal pimoetf gen- WANTED—ROOMS. VW ANTED-BY A GENTLE: ‘D WIFE, Bourd and Two Rooms in Seely peat family. Address F., Star office, stating price. ANTED—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH of Parlor, in @ good location. _ddresa"*M,” ae me it VANTED—FOUR OR MORE UNFURNISHED pouaas state location and, price or no attention th answer. Address “Box 18, Star bad WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED-A HOUSE OF 8 OR 9 ROOMS, WITH Juodern conveniences, by careful and permanent tenant, from 4th fo 13th streete, Eto O streets Rorthwest; can give best security. rent mot ¥0, exceed . Address Box 82, Star office. a16-3¢" ANTED HOUSE 0} OF SEVEN ROOMS, | GOO neighborhood; northwest part of city ; must be new $EDNy t0; cellar ind moder Bimprovements, Would e it near one of the circles; x month ; Address 1524 Massachusetts avenue. WASTED SMAI SMALL OR MEDIUM-SIZFI SIZED HOUSE in good location at reasonable rent. Address Box 78, Star office. 815-3 F sven and also Se, as treet ES wey ‘neighborhood abd pleasantly located. 13-67 RB RENT—BRICK pie ftir 1230 8TH STREET northwest, 9 1819 6th street ores ‘Sree, A Rie toe AAT a a aed | Ke CAL WOOD ae Patent Agpay to FR rET 2 as ‘27 STREFT, NORTHWEST, ie 3 Sterns | Lourd P. 30. tA. 8. CAEWOOD, 1 Siar oe SEE a ETE Sree ee No. 218 10th street not Porthwest, F Reet ima pais ‘and. grocery, feed or oe cca. “Yoquire at 926 Louinada avense. VS om —- ROOMS now rege 7 Bede Men's Christian ‘ange rooms’ and the chapel, al wel ‘ai wel seas res if, oe ae moan terme, "ko." apniy toa. Be PRArr &) % ‘9th street sre mR, its, 401 EDUCATIONAL. | Geman TABLE LINENS. We offer this week s full line of the above desirable Woods and confidently recommend them as the best ‘Tabde 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. | ornamentation BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. == MITATION STAINED GiLASS.--This ‘and beautifal invention fills a vacancy long: ‘of eammon | Breduces all the unique effects of the and colored glass in ricky. Seareintive pice Bet, ‘call or send Just received. castomer. jy30-1in* J. B WHITE & aa PORTLA ROMAN CEMENT, say over bon Ceoeened tease at} streogthening: the foundation of us ‘A Spectal Barain—1 doom Pare LINEN APKINS, | » HOW. ‘weight, 32 ounces, for $1.50, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, aulS 919 Pexmstivasta Avance. Epes LINEN LAWNS. at SEERSUCKERS. “* EMBROIDERED SWISSES, 21 to35 ALL KINDS OF THIN DRESS GOODS AT,LOW- EST PRICES. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Tra Staerr Noxrmwest. BR RENT—THi Ne = TT F? means [B_DWELLING PART ° ttc atid a street four low toe fo tenant; key on premises, in the store. 13-3" POR PENT-NO. M5 1TH STREET NORTH. 8 rooms: 0. 39, Detrocs ‘ome: was aud baths #1250. atreot 6% A Wood ¥: ie ands airy FAT Apply to E. A. McINTIRE, | 3 ‘ADEMOISELLE IVEL, 25 W. 46TH Mistect New York, TBoarkine ina Say Ccnodt Tat egand Children. Ke-opans September 21 Engtiah cou: Pre six months. ore {ng and musical sdvantance unsteasede nies ERMAN AND ENGLISH ISH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ‘No. 929 T street ‘nortin Sth. For information ap iy on and efier’ thesih of Principal. 216-1m" August to MISS C. DEN Foe, aoe NEW BRICK HOUSE WITH ce ree noera improvenentacomplete, 2027 P street north- west, bain pita Fe RENT_No. 1619 K STREET NORTHWEST, $60 por moi modern conveniences. B. P. SNYDER, Nati: posit: ad Ber Toh ree tan RSET ae CUBA. 2 oR BENT iat NORTH A STREET, WITHIN A a eka Riba orgie oe RK RENT- 385 F atreet, 8 rn improvement atte § rooms, medern fn proven ist dan e Hpi eth street, T rooms, mod oder in HE heed eee 2318 G street, 6 oom inedern improvement, x sirwot Tagore ea! as OTT & ppl 5 & 26-e06t corner 208 a Tetrests north 7m RENT OTRTEE ¢ DE: | at National Book ot Nop P| Fea MENT OCs, 8, H STREET NORTH- ern Lala Ap- id all eases Bier street. Fe house, i Ti K acess RE ROO! oUt cae = ee Fe penne Et corner Ragen tate Department. Street ne northwest. wast. in compote aaie ie. dyat-lia ON THE NORTHWEST Rad Now York avex on Apply to JOHN TEEMBEE, BH0. rd cor jug two large parlors, large cellar, gas, water, bath, & Inguire at 930 Lonintana avenues’ Ow" VT otha Se PER: NTA SA DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Tn bp neiihborhood, poonventent to all modern improvements, roma. APD 3'O st., Georgetown. m31-3m FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ iy at Ww NTED—TO RENT—A HOUSE IN THE NORTH- qoecrm part ofthe city. Address JAY EWING, State departm WANTED_—MISOELLANEOUS, Wise arena ‘D- HAND FURNITURE, IN large or small quantit Address J. W. DYER, office. ya Im WiAEDat RICE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Cleaning Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- ers to renovate, Mat to steam and ce, Fur- niture to steam. jy8 Winer anna TOCLEAN. WE DO NOT }= Carpets. Our work ia done better and prices lower than in any other establishment in Wi Qrders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Fx GALE—4 DESIRALE SEVEN-ROOM FRAME jpvelting. Terme, $600 So hie oa eaere are isto months. In- Guire on ees No, 1325 6th atrest northwest. a8-12t Fo ALE THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No, Birest grounds, es flowers, bdo tree tres and foun Property, ean examined between 6 and 7 p.m. Sime? ie SALE—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN pga .all modern improvements. | Inquire on the 9 4th street northwest, mixes, No. 809 m4 and Price reasonable. ‘Terms cash. len SALE—MISCELLANEOUS M™ VERNON onan ams. 3. EDDY Retna, School year September ‘Por cata _ogcues apply to the principals sle-sm O's ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BIGH SCHOOL, teentit Atal Sesion MBER Lore 13st, inte ‘the Room of the Four-andcatalf- sie yterian Chareh Boys oie te onan fie Behoole, Naval Acad on {College or or Gano a rae 5 eet in ae "Addneas Lock Bex 596, al5-Sm Washington, D.C. 188 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, WILL, RE- Vocal and ins Instrimental ‘Music SEPTEM BEL Sr Mine Leavitt Soloistin Church oF Concer, Addreee at Metzerott’s Music Store. al5<1Im PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner of 7th an ‘L streeta northwest, Bducates sons and dauhtors for teal hie ‘The Business Course Penmanship, Spelling, 1688 AN Se Reholnetis your basins ONDAY, “Aucnst 29. A vale nable be ramp, containing an eloquent address to the wenits of Buicocss, by James A. Garfel cud TTHbute to tp Gradiates of Spencerian Bi lege, by Gen- Francis 4; Walker, and aleo full informa tion’ Sec ae eae, wil be sent free by fon, or may be obtained Office. we hy HEN can ‘C, SPENCER, Principal: SAHA A. SPENCER, Viee Prin als ONZAGA CO) LLEGE, ‘Bchool will be room on is Bret on ‘Monday of Septem ber. ‘There arv two department a syd the copa nee seaxion of five mon Gedueon ase tho” Catholic Book Storer and at Sir Fours B Mob Rev, Robert Fulton in this in- aasuming charge of stitution refers to his former pupils in the F street Seminary and other colleges of the Society of Jesus. Py ATE SCHOOL—ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL — CHARLES E. HILTON, A-M., PRIN FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 51. peuple fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- MD limited number of Pupils received into the family of Princij here they care and Sune of , wl will receive the of further information apply at 405 East Capitol street = ssi ‘a10-lin™ Wisnineron, COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE —A Boarding and Day School £ ies aud Children. re-o} mniver 19. 18 F circulars anply Ms.’ BUTCHER aid ¢, DOUG- LAS, Principals, Yeas and 1027 12th street ‘northweet- ob OR, BALE—A ‘ASMALL, WELL-BRED 1 MARE; ver; Do road haa been driven by'a lad} giady ior Ave nd iva enteald ‘horee. yeara, and My family horve. | Fries, W ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BELL, ‘Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Commissioner of Deeds for Livery State and Territ . 8. sioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in office from 9 am, tS 5p. - Te Wwe 'TED—FEATHERS AND HAIR ees fo Renovate by Steam and Make Over. | Uph iture stored. g tnd osamine At Fo YOUNG'S, 1404 anpivatia | Seat avenue. TANTED—FURNITURE TO STORE IN FINE Storage Hooms. CHAOE’S, 616 La. ave. marll H°*E COMFORTS. STAR FUBNACE, SOCIAL LATROBE, ST. GEORGE RANGE, Are all first-class gooda, and are set, guaranteed to give satisfaction, by SAML. S. SHEDD, DEALER rx GAS FIXTURES, RANGES, SLATE MANTELS, &o. No. 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. _al6 ANTED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, MAT. ‘trenwen to. 1d Shi A. H. CHACE & BRO: ind Staall. Quantiice, i are a ae ities. : Ponuayivania ‘avenue, bet. and 434 streets, ‘streets tae JUSTH'S OLD § STAND, Wo, 619 D street nort rte - north w Second-hand Clothin. ich, Stare, No. “We ian but first-class 1,000 REWARD Uleerated or Pro- fruaine Piles that DE iasy ile emedy fate eoenre: Prepared only by J. Miller, M-D-. Philadelphia, Pa., genuine wi ‘by Drag Sol febld-e t th, Gm B42GAINs THAT ARE BARGAINS! BARGAIN No. 1. 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 $1.25to$2% ‘The ‘Choice of the lot at 50 conte. BARGAIN No. 4. One dozen’eizes 4, 5 and 6 CHILD'S TWEED SUITS, ‘worth $2.50, at $1.25. BARGAIN No. 8. One lot CHILD'S LINEN KILT SUITS. Cost us 2.1234. We close them at $1. BARGAIN No. 6. One lot of $7 CHILDREN’S SUITS at $6. Afew leftof the 35 cents MEN'S BROWN LOWEN, VESTS, small sizes only. A fow left of the BOYS' $2 VESTS at 25 cents. ‘There are no more of the BOYS’ PANTSor JACKETS at 25 cents, IF YOU WANT ANY OF THESE GOODS You ‘MUST NOT DELAY COMING. 4. BAKES & GO., janl9 Pst cia icLass COUNTRY BOARD AT. BLOOMING- half a mile from Fast Falls Church Si tion, at rate. Good shade and water. Ads dress Mrs. J- W. PHILLIPS, Falls Church, Va. {27-10 QUMMER BOARDING. qe ORTY OR FIFTY PER- sons can be accommodated th Board and the Riverside Hotel, Point Lockout, nay tan moderate. For particulars, addreas 6. W. MO Lookout, 3d. _MONEY t0 LOAN. $i Size, chen 500, °° $1,000 0) $3,000,” $5,000 % A ce 918 F. NEY TO LOAN. . 000, Rant ir bee a yond cao ee Sees ‘ALBERT F. FOX, No. 900 north Me Ses ae LOAN = Bear Esai a re SECURITY, al2-Im ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ‘ONEY.. —A small sum of MONEY TO alae an lt ares @. i oe 7 So Cloud Baila: ONEY TO LOAN. In fems tome TO LOA ON REAL EST, ATE SECURITY. 2 Commissions owen vate sane R HOTOR fe Raat cane TOLana ON BEAL ESTATE, Ars PER CENT. B. 0. HOLL? 3 oti tnd ¥ teeals Nocthwest. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. en MONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL from $100 and upwards, at Mowe im in- “Giarges moderate. ‘No delay. BELYAREER, 916 ¥ street north BUSINESS CHANCES. Fe SALE—HORSE, CARRIAGE AND, HARNESS, 2 oymplote turnout: Call and see, at 1459 Corcoran ae BALE -TWEA Y¥ HEAD OF HORSES JUST arrived from Ohio, suitable forall 6 Saddle Horses, two Coupe ee one sty! Thiack MYNtes & SIMMOSS St table S11 Teh seece MEE al6-lw ye SALE CHEAP_A HORSE, | WAGON AND Harness, in good conditi sold. Inquire af 2820 M street, ‘Georeelowne al6-2t" OR SALE CHEAP HOUSEHOLD. evi Hache rgbloy Bore ee treed nord eee Fur ae Soe LOT SOUTH SIDE OF K Fete northwest, between North Capitol and 1st ite E WILISON, Attorney-at-Lai OR LE OR RENT—A Sars DAIRY, WELL not apply. 1317 8th street northwest. Paty beee A BIG SACRIFICE. | Magnificent Grand Square Piano; richly finished and ornamented rosewood caso; of euperb to tole and sing Gualities; used but four inonthe: with. lors tty em broidered cover and Stool. for, ‘only $225 cash, or part tine can be arranged with @ reliable party; omnes want sell at once. Al at ad SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S PIANO WAnEROOMS, 433 7th street northwest. EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.— Aes for Young Ladies. 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, 2 fonaer DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS. Prior totaking inventory, and until October Ist, we ‘Will close the remainder of our Siock 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 less than cost. All Domestic Goods reduced. Table Damask and Linen Goods of all_kinds at low prices. Fancy Goods | Greatly reduced. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at cost for the best. Anexamination of our Stock will saye you money in your purchases, JOHN T. MITCHELL, all-6t ANTIQUE 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. _ 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 Be. REMNANTS PACIFIC LAWNS, reduced to Se. WHITE BATISTE WITH BLACK POLIA SPOTS, re- former price 37ig. BLAGE “GREMADINES AT COST. ae ts GAUNTLETS, at TSc.; former | LADIES’ SILK GLOVES, at 50c.; former price $1.25. ee: BARGAINS” IN rem esgd wh EMBROIDERED DEERCHIERS » 80c., $Land $1.50. | ALL Rover TIES IN SUMMER DRESS FABRICS D BUNTINGS AT COST. SPECIAL ATTEAGTIONS IN SILKS, SATINS, &c. "27 ONE PRICE ONLY. Site MANTE! ay aa —_ NORTHWEST. aaa a CO..8 PULP MORTAR J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Aauxra, FELT, FELT: AND hovd GRAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIES. _ PROPOSALS. prorosais FOR SAND. Ornce oF Bu Wan anp Navy Der Masmmoron. D.C UDINE FoR STATE, { - ant wa tg Y ‘Navy Departments, in Ui 32'this office until 12 "at ov Avett 25, 1s CSiecideatione aw sales he Cneeoe ‘will te furninhod to rata>- upon their proper application te THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY, LA. Col. Corps of Engineers, aceite home Fa Ww: PRETTYMA Seber ___SPECIALTIES. _ UST ARRIVED THE CELEBRATED ORIGIN. = cain, me penn ay pod i consults Uy hair: Onall affaire of lite without ques fe _ Given names, dates, even and prop irovhnti i ite he Vania avenue nortiwest- as ADAM DUBOUIS, FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS MX Biecencsty: tells tras life se sate Yad wenticman. Ro. '6oe 18th echos Hours frum 940 li'e-m. and? to 8st im ROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF Mitte RS inne Sane aia tatiana a eee Hence the taoueanda, from (x) a Be White's extabhishinent te Millard Hotel ym ad hdance of ious, 1 CTeNAnOeR, nnd ailments of the [ila Veer tw6 p.m. Fee, $1 per visit. yn D: STARK PARSONS, DENTIST, 409TH STREE’ southeast corner 9b and E west. Pili north Fuel, Extracting, 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, for the poor. First-class references. al D: zy RSONS, 1 no t betwen tyne's Bookstore. Operative, Surgical and’ Mechanica Dentistry vkilifully xtracting at night, Charge moderate. Consultation free. m7 Dt WEISENBORN. DENTIST, 915 TTH STREET. northwest. Celluidid Teeth inserted $7 per set, and. operations on the natural teeth at reasonable prices, Exeruongs ‘58 cents, 1 BR. DUKE, DENTIST, T,726 14 uTH STREET NOKTH- between G street, und New even Beautiful Sets af T without Pain, 50 cts. ‘operation PERRY & BROTHE! a eS een ces dooce trea Somer Be eke oe oA ‘Teeth inserted $7 per ot All work war- al3_ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Cor. 97m Srarzr. | ranted. mat (S224? Dry Goons. I Ae and Roy ate end — Vitality. He ides "ta Our entire stock of SUMMER GOODS is well assorted, Biscacen of whatever hame or nature thoro cated from the and we are offering somo 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., al3 pa Miss LOGY | STEPHENSON, aui-Im 5100 N street, West Washington. 150 A YEAR BOARD AND Se YOUNG Ladies, $179 Young an Budlington white ‘Col Sya0-26t ‘ABOR ee ARIOR, Bhat iteation Vie Pen es See, Mans. Senate; formation to C. WLAND, Principal ast Smithfield, Pa. aa 8 sept doe APU. wards, Mi “SEMINARY, the tian Felenns’ N ELEMENTARY AND ACADEMIC SCHOOL. I etroct between 18th an streets northwest. ad-co2m SALE, OR WILT, EXCHANGE FOR UN- red a of 240 acres, 335 miles from Washingt Sa main nm road, improved with a9-room. ec younk with excellent at water. Inquire at No 0. Bbaa T north ington. ‘al0-1w* Gea INSTITUTE, SOUTH WILLIAMS- vie bore f Collect for busin ae for or fo) ens na Careful attention now aa ee BEN. ¥- MILLS, A.M., Principal. west, W ae eee nueae AND HAB- ene, ‘ae hore eoeo 00 i r ne Engine an id Boiler. Cal foo odin a10-6t" tT LOGTAVE, ROSE ROSEWOOD ante, compar 35; must be » C. 33133: fold. "EC. WOHGHE IANO, Stool and Gover: 1139 10th street né SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND OPRETANTEE FE: Fine Stock of ishing up, 2 F Fall and Winter Car- ROBEBT 29 Repository and Factory, 410-418 Bure eat, ll GREAT BARGAIN.—THE WELL- rn it of oe pie oe tena} uty ca = TEP 1438 Rew York prance. ‘pie SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR PROF. erty in the District a Farm in ee ‘Addreos ct Sa ie a NEW 13-00- . Talse ia cash fo ease to be eoen vost SELB TmOS, wien aes Te FOE Say Tae LARGHST ASSORTMENT oF deogtiptonss son fe man epestaneoneey low paee Pe BP LOST. AND FOUND. OR 'i—ON BC Vamail Det Brown-Gow, with ace on forsee tad a able reward “it ‘returned to L street southwest. te" SAVE on ae 700,000 Sick a BE BxcaaNaED a15-Im raaek HUME, 817 Marker Space. At cost. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 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, GUINNIP, DAY & CO. LOSING OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. Lo Ba’ Y EVENING A SET OF Hides Bale, Bee ot PERE 454 Pennsylvania avenue. Peeters SALE A 8) SMALL SD, RIE SRSA TR ‘Building. ‘al5-2t" = 816-28" LOS2,BETWERM-0% l0ra STREET AND THE K street atror hs sori, 4 ‘A suitabie for its return to the sbove ad- Por SALE—A BARGAIN-BRICK HOUSE, RIGHT Sauce ope a: Price $1,500; ‘mon ae Pau eine sae : rf ari elt cured." Consultation free to all 940 New York avenue northwest. pats OILS WINDOW AND PLATE eLase JOHNSTONF'S KALSOMINE and ep Estimates furnished to Builders. A full ok of AR ‘TISTS’ SUPPLIES always on band. GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn. 418 Tre Sreeer NonTnwesr. Cusmscean THE WELL-KNOWN, RE- hiable HATTE! sILk Hah jared ts do all kinds of work in his line. New SI S,made to order, and old ‘ones remodeled. ‘number—T a0 niet northwest. INE SANITARY PLUMBING.—Deet age and Workmanship. 24years’ practice. Persopal super- intendenoe.. Will write xpeciliostions ane mupsrintend Seconstraction of fret clam ‘work at fair Soy Orders for any fe yk promotly ml0-4m* 419 90 stroot northwest. A= FOR PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE. RETAIL PRICE $1 PER DOZEN. ‘Twenty cents per dozen aliowed for empty bottles if returned. For sale by Dealers, and by the Menufacturer, SAML C. PALMER, 1212 ro 12% 29rn Steerer, WEST WASHINGTOR, Commectiox. 38 LUMBEs. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DEY BOARDS, Nol, 16 fest...... ..per 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet...... * 16 VIRGINIA FLOORING, Bo. 2....... ” 1.60 nena rtd No. 1... ra 1.0 i eed Se we ONSET SUR TEE SF SERIEE OT OF WILLET & LIBBEY,