Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENIN G STAR. WASHINGTON, THURSDAY... -- AUGUST 18, 1891. CROSBY S. NOYES. . ‘The Evening Star bas « regular, permanent, bena fide daily cireulntion more than treble that of any otber daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the _other daily papers here added together. ‘TUE SrAx 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. Persons leaving 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. Once more President’s condition gives ground for ho He is still in danger, but* there has been a very perceptible improvement in the last thirty-six hours. This morning's bulletin indicated that he was eutirely free of | fever at &:30. His pulse is said to be stronger, and Dr. Boynton, who has been very frank and plain in all his statements about the Presi- dent,says he is slowly gaining strength from the enemata nourishment. The wound is healing | rapidly, and no longer gives any trouble. It is the President's weak stomach that now compli- cates the case. The improvement visible this morning affords reason for believing that that dimiculty is disappearing, and that the most serious aspect of the present crisis has passed. _ a The Irish land bill, as it has finally passed Par- Tiament, is compromise measure, and, though shorn of some of its original good features, it will zo far, no doubt, toward the establishment of quiet and contentment among the tenantry | of that island. It isan earnest of the govern- ment’s purpose to deal justly with the tenants, and it is safe to predict that this measure will be. followed with other legislation for the benefit and relief of the Irish farmers. By this bill the right of free sale is secured to the tenant, there- by making him, toa certain extent, independent of the landlord, and at the same time enhancing the value of his holding. Where a holding is sold the landlord is secured for all the improve- ments he may have made. The bill also provides that if the property has been injured by the ten- ant the value of such injury shall be deducted from’ the receipts of the sale. The House of Lords have gained several points by their firm opposition to the bill. They were straggling to protect the land owners, as far as possible, in all their old hereditary rights. In the eyes of the peers, tenants are nothing more or less than in- struments created to till land for the benefit of the owners thereof. Premier Gladstone made a courageous fight for a bill just and liberal to the tenants in all its provisions, but he was forced to make some concessions to the peers. Three of the amendments adopted by the lords were aecepted—one authorizing an appeal to the land court in the matter of liens; another giving the landlord access to the land court in cases where he and tenants fail to agree; and the third, strik- ing out Parnell’s amendment for staying proceed- ings of ejectment when the land court has been asked by tenant to fix a fairrent. Despite these amendments the principles of the bill have been maintained, and the measure will be, no doubt, improved from time to time as its operation may suggest amendments. ee The opinion expressed by THe Star the other day to the effect that the Chinese students at the various institutions of learning in the United States were called home because they were adopting American ideas and eustoms too rapidly, is borne out by reliable information on the subject lately made public. It seems that the whole matter of determining what should be done in the premises was left toa special commission sent over to this country from China for that express purpose, and with powers en- tirely independent ot the diplomatic body reg- ularly aceredited to this government, resident in Washington, who are said to favor the stay of the students here. This special commission is said to have reported to his government that the students have adapted American costumes and manners, diseariling every distinctive sign hiding their queues, dropping the use of their native tongue, and failing to ob- gerve the customs of the religion of Confucius. ‘Therefore, he has ordered the whole company of 120 to return—and there is no appeal. It is understood they will unite ina prayer to their government, as soon as they reach China, to ailow them to return. ee There is a bill pending before the Georgia lez- islature to punish Mormon missionaries for preaching their beiief in that state. It seems that these missionaries have made quite a num- ber of converts in the northern part of Georgia, where there are regularly organized Mormon eburehes, with polygamy omitted. Inasmuchas the Georgian Mormons neither teach or practice that offensive doctrine, the bill meets with op- ‘ion on the ground that it would interfere with religious freedom. It seems probable, how- ever, that an act of some kind for the suppres- sion of Mormonism in the state will be passed before the lezisiature adjourns. ee There isa great deal said about the business boom in New York and the rapidly advancing prices of real estate there, but there are never- theless pretty strong surface indications that everything isn’t so lovely as painted. The sale of nearly five thousand lots of ground for un- paid taxes looks, for example, as though there Was more depression than the speculators are Willing to admit. ++ ____. There is a pretty well-grounded suspicion arising that the infernal machine business with which Great Britain undertook to excite and alarm the world was a solemn humbug. In the first place, men who enter into a conspiracy | to blow up vessels on the ocean do not advertise their names or their purpose. The British gov- ernment suddenly dropped the subject, and a thorough investigation by our government failed to discover a single clue to the shipment of the dynamite machines from this country or to the persons who were alleged to be concerned in it. All these facts tend to show that the affair was a false alarm. Whether the trick was devised by British detective agents, who wanted to im- press their government with the necessity of keeping them under pay, or the scheme of a few Irishmen to frighten and demoralize England, is not yet known. But the truth will probably come out after awhile. Meantime people con- tempiating trips across the ocean need not give them up for fear of being hoisted into the next world i trish dynamite. T= GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER KNOWN TO DO ITS WORK! ‘WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? = SEOLERA AND CRAMPS TIME IS SHORT FRpay, REMNANT DAY. REMNANTS of all kinds of DRY GOODS made through the past ‘week will be sold at Half Price TO-MORROW (Friday.) Special bargains of every kind reserved for Friday sales. = JOHNSON, 713 Mager Space. LATROBE OR FUR- RAN RELL" ‘Store, 815 7th orthwest. ‘Datroves, Furnaces and | al8-3m. F You. WANT A ES can 1s AND UMBRELLAS. DERBY HATS, in Black, Brown and Pearl. SILK and CASSIMERE DRESS HATS. STRAW and MANILLA HATS, at reduced prices. LADIES’ PARASOLS and SUN SHADES. Sample assortment of SILK, GUANACO and GING- Oe SINEMET Barrer, als 237 Pennsylvania avenue. Jer SUPLIBHED. = Chalmers ite on O° eyo, : Martinis Tngex to 3 Vinonia engrtie WM. H. MORRISON, Taw Booxsiiue itp SrarionEn, Rem: $1.00 merican Revised Version of the New Testatuent.” 1:00 tematic: . 2.50 entife 1.09 fsnilicay rench Self 50 fusions, by Z ca} x wii “= Poems. 25 50 00 50 00 als DRUMMER IN THE wholesale house; ae. the Vakers’ and Inquire of I. BATORY & CO.. WANIED_4 COMPETENT COLORED MAN WITH il family to take charge farm. Rorihwest corner Ist and Dstreets narthwese 1 Wares 7 THE CITY BUREAU OF EMPLOY- ment, 131 iaie Street scuthwest, familics to supply | Is Sie'tor oF Laebane, Pa. Bes LAW ceo LEER WaT ‘TWO LABORERS, ALSO ONE DAIRY- Loentag and Foreman on s fara ee west, eae Pon Loan Office, No. 314 9th street Penn- sylvania aven ‘ED—ONE HUNDRED MEN | FORORADM, Era lgte a Baltimore & Potomac Re it Nadel al8-3t" (OE CLERK. ‘Sth and I streets pension claims, Evening Star office, stating experitnee. ANTED—A GOOD, STRONG COLORED WOMAN to cook, wash iro just be a good washer and ironer; ape lee doo ot Teka northwest, al above e I. ded. ae x WANTED AN EXPERIENCED first-class references. Apply 47 Sonor Bae ing, between 3 and 4 o'clock p.m. to-morrow. al7-2t FICE OF THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS, Wasnixeron, D.C., August 17, 1831, Sealed Pro} will be received at the office of the Commissioners D.C., until 12 o'clock m., of AUGUST 20, 1861, for the erection of four Publié School Build ings: two in second division, and th divisi counts), upon the plans and sp a which at this office, aa modified. A deposit of $500 on each of the ‘auld invacoond division, and $100 on each of the buildings fvision must accompan} the ‘bia tee that the bidder, If win enter into bond with tnd ficient poourity RST TO GET IN NEW ae apes Boys’ Fall came ea be Bors. School Si lets $e Lng soe a ana se $5 50, bate es oh Clothing oo value to close out. he feme trent oa asco. T5e. to $1. 1914 np 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J. W. SELBY. OSEDALE CEMENT—JUST ARRIVED, ROUND Te Cement R° ‘op Cement, Portland OHN HL alT-3t* 1007 Louisianaave. ‘northwest. Fo™ME COMFORTS. STAR FURNACE, SOCIAL LATROBE, 8T. GEORGE RANGE, Are all first-class guaranteed Soratlctaction, 69° ss SAML. 8. SHEDD, DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES, RANGES, SLATE MANTELS, &o. Plumbing, Tinning and all Jobbing promptly at- No. 409 NixtH srneet Nontewest. _al6 gi 000 REWARD For pena Uleerated or trndine I Slee that DE BING'S S Hilton fails Aang Prepared only by J. P. Miller, M.D. Roe ore and none genuine without his aghast. Bol wists. feb19-a,t,th,6m, 2029" BAzeans THAT E BARGAINS! BARGAIN No. 1. One lot (56 in all, sizes medium,) MEN'S GRAY AL- PACA COATS that were $2.25, $2 and 31.75. 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. 4. One dozen'sizes 4, 5 and 6 CHILD'S TWEED SUITS, worth $2.50, at $1.25. BARGAIN No. 5, One lot CHILD'S LINEN KILT SUITS. Cost us $2.123g. We close them at $1. BARGAIN No. 6. One lot of $7 CHILDREN’S SUITS at #4. Afew leftof 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. _al5 [PetPIONARIES co SONTATNING 90,000 WORDS, 20 centa. At JOHN C. PARKER’ C17 andi 619 Tab airost, ULLETIN EXTRAORDINARY! THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 999 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCE. awe DEPARTMENT: Light Cheviot Suits, Light ‘Sage Botte, ‘Linen Suits, Drap de Etat Suite. YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: ‘New Novelties daily arriving. BOYS’ DEPARTMENT: A fine line of Blue Flannel, Cheviot and Cassimere CHILDREN'S nr eral ‘The Most Elaborate Display in the city. KILT SUITS & SPECIALTY. CALL AND EXAMINE. 527 Prices the lowest. A. STRAUS, No, 989 Pennsylvanis avenue. pues CELLULOID TRUSS; that never breaks, ‘white tethings Infor tale ato) one ond cam be worn re. Fuums devotes hor stiention to the wants of lady patrons. E. ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN J. Woche MUBtc Partcniar attention to bee Sage perforuers: TS4 1ath strees uaetiwesk. Tee — WEEK—INTELLIGENT AGENTS 5 Can ry ith the Walke Flexible Fountain Gold Fen Epping for ink. Writes four shout ro aA MFG CO., Broadway, New York: ‘best in the family, I hay as never falied fo give entire eatitaction,” A fava 3 STOCK GENTLEMEN'S JACONET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. W. S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue, AM OF THESES SIE 5 Appa ns eae Git and G1) Tr pees, aes CO-P, formes cover tuerehy art ‘the sale Sats ee nar aes aie metas 2 Se ee ee al3-or NTED—TWO COLORED WOMEN. TO GO AS es, tren, too private family living in city in “Central New York. "None need apply except thors who theroughly understand, thelr business aud ‘best ces. Call at 506 East ftol Es sei ast ANTED—A CHILD'S NURSE, WHO CAN BRING mendations; white woman preferred. In- aire at Room 60, Floor ©, Post Office Department. Warm tiecr GOOD ACCURATE WAITER, AT ‘No. 206 91 al6-3t" ANTED — -TWO | FIRST. SEARS in ope: THORS. 130 Petrik i TANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK; NO. See i ironing. to LEWIS G. KENGLER, 78 Senter Bas Biarkets or af dau Northern Taberty Mar: a WANTED—A SALESMAN IN A STOVE STORE: on has had experience in the business; manent job fo the right man. “Address L. 0.7, Bt Ber WANTED — SERVANTS, WITH REFERENCES, for city and ots re 5 oo $10, S936 Families furnished Serv: icensed Agency, F street northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. “33-94 WAS TED-A GooD vane FOR A FAMILY of three adults; no washins & Man as fore- eS ‘0. Seth S14 9th at sylvania avenue and Ba Ape! at FUL wee, Ee meee and Tah ly er spulamat. sea ath upp om ie B ieee LARGI es a F Ks conumuneating oom ‘bath. at No. 1 for gen ican nd ites no chten, sacl) Eee Eee REXT_NEWGY-FURNISHED 00! oon one fein’ moderste is, Doe 106-2081" Fe RENT "The ROOMS now oocunled by the Youne Far epeerooue and ecchpe,ll wal che and soa aE te ie atts tA. Be OR OR RENT ELEG. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SECOND imigat'3 negms each conminieatnay each floor. Also, = i a R NISHED "BOOMS TO. RENTS EN Fae meen on first, second and third northwest. No. Fe: RENT_STORE ‘No. 218 10th street northwest, ‘yom eos x connate avenue — ware Lubeinin red ‘A.good ‘frovery, feed ‘or com Paste fnouire O20 Toaelaga aye yom FOR RENT—HOUSES. OR RENT 28 TOW: CLE, 11 ROOMS, MOD- F orn improvemeni ia CIRCLE ed ; $125, os month 120 marsiand avenue Teoms, Ter month. W. WINER TOWERS BOR, pe oF R RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE Fe} at auction. ot Bulletin ened. on the st sad nth at the office cf THOS. E WAG- GaN! B19 7th street horthwest. r FR RENT —V! ERY . CHEAP HOUSE OR RON (eS unt un No. 307, Aer North Carolina avenne an: street southeast. exchanged. Apply on premises. 6. ished, tain and Pate with all 0. street, PE SEND Y. shear, ae Fh ee ER | ven 0. 1th street northwest; very desirable neighborhood od and a Re OR RENT No. 1619 K STREET NORTHWEST; imonth; weniencos. Apply t all modern com B. Ee ahY DER Nana Be ner 15th | EE ‘York avenue.” ara ‘on Fe . RENT—121 NORTH A STREET, WITHIN A 3 Rigne's throw of the Capitol, 7 rooms an per month. Inquire o! FEANKE T. BROWNING, Solumbian Law Building, 5th street northwest. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT and trustworth: y young Man of long ex ce, & Situation as Clerk in Dry Goods or Grocery ; references. Address Box 116, Star office. ig WANTED—HOUSES. ‘ANTED—FOR A YEAR OR MO! E, A HOUSE, comainine. nine or more rooms; rwest section pane tar offices als-20" Wi BY SEPTE! ‘ber lat or 19th, an eueht oruine room House western section of city; all en im rovernents. desired.” Address. A.C. W gece given if oft ANTED—A HOUSE OF 8 OR 9 ROOMS, WITH lern conveniences, by careful and permanent tenant, from 4th to Lith stré Ww y ANTED-To RENT ‘A HOUSE EIN THE NOI ANTED—BY THE L. IN SEPTEM- Fat latest, Bourd for a wentieman, with wite, tildren (under six), and nuree; mst ‘be reason- “Aildress, stating terins, Box 66, Star office. RK RENT— = 2135 F street, 8 roms, modern improvements Istreet, Grooms’ modern improvements: Tis bean street, 7 rooms. modern Inpro rooms. northwest. ry RENTTHMEE STORY we ee FX itn dry cellar, No. 633 Louisiana avenue, og | i of ublic. FoR FE “STORE ROOM AND DWELLING- house, 714 K street northwest: in complete rej Inquire at corner store. J. A. RUFF. atime OR RENT BUILDING oN THE NORTHWEST corner of street and New York avenue, opposiie State Deter Apply fo JOHN TRIMBLE. Tate street northwest. lin PRR PROMINE} a SUSE ESS STAND— Store and Dwelling Ni (Oth street, nesr gas office above Pennsylvania, ave Store can be de- nies tached from dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, inelud- two lance parlors, lerge cellar, gas, water, bath, &c. Inquire at 9: sy ‘OR RENT—A DESTRA ueihborhood, conven honse, in thorough repair: nine room Louisiana avenue. IN GOOD to F strect cara; a new al miodenr Sngeovanrenos reetown. two cl able. al Vv ANTED—BOARD AND ROOM. BY GENTLE- man and wife, in private family, where there are few or ny. other boarders; permanent if suited: nes. Address, stating OD ;; dow for eash, d cheap. State and price. uthweat. net be compl Address JNO! BRAY, 13th and caning Works, 96 Maine ‘ave. southwest, Pent rs to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Lee hiture to steaun. a8 WE DO NOT ‘Our work i done better and pelos eatablisbmnent tn ‘A. H. CHACE & Sees |e lower than in any’ Orders by telephoue. isiana avenue, ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BELL, Room 4,, New York avenue, 1s a Commissioner of Deeds for Every State and Territory, U. 8. Commis. sioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in to5p. m. m2 Wishinedeg seat AND HAIR MATTRESSES hegre so Pare Steam and Make Over. | Uphols iture stored and packed. C: Sud cramine. “At FEL YOUNG'S, 1408 Fennsyteania avenue, oe apt2-6m RE TO STORE aN ; FINE si 'S, 616 La. ave. maril 'TED-FEATHERS TO REOVATE BAT, resses to Remake, Firattre to Pack A. H. ‘CHACE & BUS, minena arene, macht “ANTED—OLD Aas Re Stall Quantitien, | Hishest cash price paid. 321 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d and 4% Janl9 rhtees 05 Oth steeet northwest, FE ‘rine STORY BRICK RESIDE! No. ILE atrest nation pleasant grounds, with flowers, shade trees and founiain. — Prope examined between 6 and 7-p.m. JOR SALE_TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, § Toouis, all agers improvements. | Thquire on | pramies, No. street northwest, be@\oen 4 clock p.m. Price asonable. Torts cache ‘aut im T ehoumberd Broyaree, Fosar can Cac iniles from Washington, improved with a 9-room house, fine peach and youngapple orchard; excellent_water. Tuquire 2022 I ‘street northwest. al8-6¢" FOR § E-TWENTY. HEAD OF HORSES JUST from Obi, aitable for all purpares: two | faadls Horses, tw Horses, one stylish Black 16 driven bya lady.” Appi AYAreS e Peano Stable S11 Toth staget ua | ‘OR SALE CHE AP- HOUSEHOLD FURNY’ Sewing Machine, Wardro! Stoves. Ke. New Pekfond pars or Mschine tah used; cost $60; soon at 4: street nortiwest. al6-6t" ae SACRIFICE, Magnificent Grad are Piano; richly finished and ornamented rose ; of superb tone and singing qualities used Dut fgee monte wee eee Droidcred cover ‘and Sol for only Sao eee ee time can be arranged with a reliable party; owner must sell at once. Apply at SIDNEY T, NIMMO'S 10 WAREROOMS, _a12-6t 433 Tihs street northwest. a ROSEWOOD atively now; ‘‘imust Be sold eC. WORCH, ate ANTED_YOU TO KNOW THATISELLA ¥IRST- ‘lasé Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better gud a eneat deal cheaper than = common new suit can JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No; 019 D street northwoet, oF at Brinch, Store, No. 00 9th et. northwest. We buy but first-class Second-hand Clothing. Janld COUNTRY BOARDING. JP'S GLASS COUNTRY BOARD AT BLOOMING. dale Farm, haif a mile from Hart Fails Church ta: Hon, at reasonabie rates. Good shade and water. Ad- Gress Mrs. J. W. PHILLIPS, Falls Church. Va. J27-1m* MONEY TO LOAN. 100, r 1,000 "Bi, 500, ee. $800, 000° con 813-66 SeCuFHY- A. MoINTIRE, 018 F. 01 AN we Ox teat, Borare Seconrry, At Lowest Rates. = SALE—NOW OX HAND, AND SoReTaN TEE finishing up, ® Fine Stock itock of Fall and Winter Car- riages, embracing Brower "Cony pes, ‘Coupe- Tots Coupe Rockawayg: Landaaletre Victotae’ Stee: sion Tope, &e.. &e-Yocond-hand Carriages of every always on H. GRAHAM. 29 Repository and Factory, Hoate Biles northwest, i snd De within eight OF this a peau Easy terms, sue ott Fans’ on time ROBT A; PHIL LIPS, 1428 New York avenue. mae Fos SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR 78 = District 2 Farm in Maryland ee Address s OWNER, Star office. aud. Bt @ Fe SALE ONE “FINE, NEARLY NE NEW 73 OC raise cash for Owner wie hae et tae ates eae cia han lett the city (> Denese, G. L. WILD & BROS., 709 7th street Becmerieinoeet. ae Fes SALE THE LAR LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ‘Second-hand Carnages and Buggies, of all devcriptions, for sale orexchan, at very Pp. D. SCHMIDT & CO., 466 Ponua, lowpass oe INSTITUTE AND Seo One equare fron T Circle, four from Scott Circle, ax | Ree Ee THURSDAY, AY, Sepituiter ist, 1881. | New Ene: struction formal class ladies. Every advantaze for ne, orga Teor = get to mort advanced department. catalowties reas Mitses OLLOCH tnd NOERR, Penpals alt-im go ENCE, me ot ENGLISH School me Ladies and 2 Si ail Lig cru fouchers SS ae ARK SEMINARY, 506 Sra STREET NORTHWEST, Pa will reopen eet, 8 COND ber 13th, 188. For nO. Box 216, Washi oe 3 = oe | ESconioe, Shorthand, “Higher Arith: ae and Greek." BURTON MAC ae Ar Mee Principal at hn. Gae-Sm ADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL, “6TH street, New York, “Hoardiug and Day ‘schot for Xjuine Ladies and Children. Thoroweh, English cour.e. ing and nanealSivasl MAN, AND F ENGLISH § L F Gee ana nae 6 August to 3 Masse PETA B, oH M™ VERNON SEMINARY. Boarding and sito St M for Young Ladies. street, MRS, J. EDDY SOMPRS Pri School seer, bens, September 31, louom apriy to ae ST ee cata- a high stand in ‘the country. ma mee ae ne SS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, WILT RE struction in Vocal and In: strimental Music SEPTEMBER rm, emlliss Leavitt may also be $5. Gontatto Soloist in Church or Coucert. Address st ‘Metzerott's Music Store. FAveume FEMALE INSTITUTE, WARRENTON, VA. ion begins SEPTEMBER ist. For catalogue aye ge ROBERT Ea Tes AGRICULTURAL O01 ext season comnences TUESDAY. SEPT Sete ‘OF. ‘addrees W OF, suforenation College Bian, Pinos, Geogee's yensors LADIES’ COLLEGE. Ba R.H Princess Louise, Founder and Presid tight Rev. 1. HELLMUTH, iy eh of Huron. BBE FALL TERM OPENS: oe SEPreMneR 21. pan noeer Foutes between the’ Bact owe ween ‘comprise 1: of the f of this Sollee in to provide the int ‘and prac- tically useful education, ‘The whole ey is is the langunie spoken in the college. “Afurie a Board, paundiy and Tuition fon ae hate course of Engiish, the Ancient and Modern eee | Colisthenics, Drawing and Painting, use of Plano an Library, Medical Attendance and ‘Medicine, $300 per annum. A reduction of one-half for the dauchters of clergymen. For “circulars” and full particulars address MISS CLINTON, Lady Principal Heltmuth Ladies’ Collexe, London, onen dyl4- ise ea “ACADEMY, MARION, MASS. A first class School ; fits fo geand gives athorongh Englich ednestion ‘The Priueipal will receive a few stu- dats into hie tay, “a bonne ad nota Poantini house. Referen Prof. F. B. Dexter, "y Yale College; Hon. Red ee Bishon Prost, Mass, Benate, Node Mon: son, brury Col. Berit for further fuforination to C. P. East Sinithiield, Pa Lass. HOWLAND, + until Sept, ist.. after” icKth,s, thm Se | ‘ARY AND ACADEMIC ao HOOL. I ot between 18th and 19th streets rthwest. Rooms lange, ai tired. Furniture first class, Instruction thoronsh; discipline parental... Circulars, giving particulars, may be procured of, and application jade to any one of the followine Committee on Educa- Hon BENJAMIN LEPPENCOET. Dee 418 I street northwest. Or, J. 8. WILSON, ee Loudoun county, Va. TE, SOUTH WILLIAMS. BER: RSHIIE CO., MA! Estsblished in no rtehares boys for Glogs or for ‘business. 4 ay Cer ed c ‘areful attention to individ- “yal tuthestw. DENI FY MILES, A.M, Principal. IVERVIEW ACADEMY, POUGHKEEPSIE, Mi Dept. A THOROUGH-GOTNG KE School for Boys, combining STUDY, ‘and jon in due proportion: sent on of sisit ao ‘Mrs. M. W. HACKELTON, Pres't. Sarre BUSINESS COLLEGE, Dorner ‘sons a Course comprises Penmanshiy Lan Seiten Business and Scholastic uable pamp! dents on Ji and a Tribute to Graduates of Buriness Col by Gen; Francis A; Walker, and also full tion concerning the eae, will be be ‘sent ree upon. application, or areas i CA SPENCER. Pinal SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. nd fe in- ‘the Society of Jesus. RIVATE SCHOOL—ENGLISH AND GLASSICAL— 23| P' CHARLES E. HILTON, A.M., PRINCIP. eisai cane Soares Ries Se Caper Seite Set = tha limited number of Purila received into the fami ‘Principal, where they will receiye the care and of erate tt farther information apply at 405 East, Capital a12-Im ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. BOARDING. WER, Day Reheat, Tee Young Latics sud = Children. ber 19, 1881. ‘ONEY,—A mall sum, of MONEY TO LOAN for a | (WLINTON HOUSE, tzu AND ISTREETS.—FIRST- 5 ‘Mine BCL ort tne Oh tatatactory peonity, (or Bane Cds ype '$16; Room and cee 2 surest northwest. a with sufoty. Addieas O- ing. 28s location ‘central; no liquors. J. iin. DeiGNe & (8-3 ‘ONEY TO LOAN. $50,000 TO LOAN, In Sums to Suit, At Six Per Cent, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. 3. V, NX HUYCR: ican, Agexz, m2 Office 1505 Fa. aves Arlington him Building. ‘ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE ATS PER CENT. have, MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL, ia neat ESTA’ ps Charges moderate. No delay. B. ors EE WARNER, BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—A p ESS IN THE E DEUG eS NSS ee pe ee ee 700,000 Si aga 2 Berea pets renee Pee RENT WELL FURNISHED ED PARLOR ae desirable part of the i hs. Sos STOCKHAM, (ONT Hi es - as ee: IGUBE FINE, ee Fy rooms, Tig: ratso: room and! place tor guntmner booed ‘Toom and board, $25 and $30, Se mone 2 re RENT—AIRY ROOMS, FUR! eee SPECIALTIES. UST peg eed ty ORIGINAL s Sais {ea onal affairs of oo e vania avenue northwest. ‘sugs-18t peal ae ed any preent and cand stg aro ina Hae Te em, sete ME ORE, TELLS ALL THE SS 01 F non 6 contac Wee ahevee, Dobger sea nad byl re a ELECT (0OL FOR BOYS ee Girls rs gees cls iE MONDAY IN ‘at the corner of East Capitol = 4th Im RGETOWN COLLEGIATE =— Ge ‘and Day School for Young Ladies. —The somion of 18 a ona 1a the SECOND to Principal DISS LUCY STEPHENSON, wy ere ‘Washington, aoe SS YOUNG Haddon- = anes Wire yore oe arava EP fine That abel LUOIEN E. 0. COLLIERE’S MONDAY, lee .| Fortunes a eee (Tranalstions done.) 1%c. BEAUTIFUL FINE GINGHAMS NOW 100. 2c. FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMS NOW Ibo. Sic. EXTRA FINE GINGHAMS NOW 25c. | guaranteed fast. The only reason we offer these Ex. tremely Low Prices is to close out every yard before STOCK TAKING. ‘Wealeo offer very complete stocks of EXTRA FINE LINENS, HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS OF THE MOST RELIABLE BRANDS ‘SUCH AS WAMSUTTA COTTONS, PEQUOT THE LOQM,” DWIGHT MILLS. e 2 BC, be, ko, of one whole case, 300 dozen, GENTS ALL-LIYEN HANDKERCHIEFS, thereby enabling us tooffer our patrons and the public GENUINE AND DESIRABLE VALUE AT 120. EACH, OR $1.50 PER DOZEN. FINE FASHIONABLE FRENCH FICHUS, these Goods to Japan. INSPECTION SOLICITED. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. COCHRANE & ©O., al6 Orrosrre Ricos’ Bark. WOODWARD & LOTHROP Offer Special Bargains to still further reduce their STOCK PRIOR TO INVENTORY. HANDEKERCHIEFS. 50 dozen Ladies’ Hemstitched Han: Border; are cheap at 2c. CHIEFS, 10c. each; 3 for 250. Borders, at 25c. each; $3 dozen. duced from 75c. to 50c.—a bargain. ‘est value ever offered, at 123¢c. LADIES’ LINEN COLLARS with Capes, 10c. each. LADIES' LINEN CUFFS, 12%e. pair; worth 1c. LINENS LINED TOWELS, only 10c. each. quality, 210. $1.25, only $1 each. patterns, only $3 each. BLACK SILKS $1, $1.25, $1.50. $1.75. $1.68. AT THE PRICE. BOSTON HOUSE, 921—-PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 = WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Sr OUTSET PHT S7 Notice THIS! * We shall continue our sale AT COST until SATURDAY, THE 20rs. chases this week and save from 20 to 30 per cent. BROWN & CLAGETT, _al6 809 MARKET SPACE. GERMAN TABLE LINENS. COTTONS, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, “FRUIT OF ‘We have just madeanother most favorable purchase ‘We also call attention tothe remaining numbers of our which have become **Proverbial,” not only in Washing- ton and distant parts of America, but we have also sent GPoonD WEEK BEFORE STOCK TAKING. \dkerchiefe, Colored ; Very tasty designs, at 1c. each; 3 for 0c. ; 50 dozen Ladies’ All-Linen Hemstitched HANDKER- 25 dozen Gent's All-Linen Hemstitched HANDKER- CHIEFS, extra fine quality, in Plain White and Colored EMBROIDERED MULL TIES, 8 inches wide, re- 100 pieces of HAMBURG EDGINGS, extra wide, and 50 dozen All-Linen Hucksbuc, Honeycomb and Glass 25 dozen Bleached Huckabue TOWELS, extra size and I CROTCHET QUILTS, splendid quality, large size, worth MARSEILLES QUILTS, extra large size and beautiful BLACK SATIN MERVEILLIEUX $1, $1.19, $1.38, WE GUARANTEE EVERY QUALITY A BARGAIN GUINNIP, DAY & CO. 820, 822 axp $24 Sevenru Sreeer Nortuwest, ‘These goods comprixe the balance of our Summer | Stocks. The qualities and styles are extra fine. Colors . | HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK oF SUMMER GOODS DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH AND AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, BELOW COST, IX ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, WHICH WILL SOON BEGIN TO ARRIVE, AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. LOSING OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. All of our French Lawns. All of our Figured Linen Lawns. All of Figured American Lawns at = Cost. One Thousand pieces of Beautiful largest assortment in Washington, 5, 6, 8, 10, is 20, 25. Figured Linen Lawns, 12%, 15, 18. Allof our Parasols at Actual Cost. Allof our Bixck and Colormd Silks, Black and Colored Satins, Brocade s it Bisnkets, $1.50, $2, $2.50. Shawls and ‘Comforts at Cost. Lace Stripe White Goods, quality ‘“‘striped” Victoria Lawn, 12). Indi “voy 50. Napkins 75 adoren. Pure Wool Black #2 up to $10. Shetland Shawls, all ‘Lineus at less than cost to close them out. CARTER’S, ‘711 MARK! BUILDERS’ SUP PL IES. ITATION STAIN This 3 and beautiful invention fills a vacancy Jons felt in the ornamentation of cotamon windows, fi Be. end etait glans wi rs "For cory a ‘gv to every ct. for D.C. J, W- BENNEDY & 00., (Established 1800, ) 606 PENNSYLY, am ote pee. B STREET Have ort ge at Bottom Prices, Paneer xan LES, APPLE b> ad Ma- WITH COKING TNG ATTACI MENT. LUMBER. All in want of cheap Dry Goods should maketheir pur- WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, No 1, 16 feet...... ..per 100 feet, $1.28 ‘We offer this week a full line of the above desirable | © Pen 8108, Se ; a goods and confidently recommend them Dest, Table Linens in the mache for serves and appensunss VIROGAIA SLOORING, Hn. 8, “ CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No.1... 1.00 BARNSLY DAMASKS in all widths and qualities, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4. NAPKINS TO MATCH. Pe CLOTHS IN ALL SIZES. WHITE PINE SHINGLES, nearly clear. Cele- A Special Bargain—1 dozen Pure LINEN NAPKINS, weight, 22 ounces, for $1.50, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, auld 919 Pewnerivants AVENUE. F@sr LINEN LAWNS “« “ ALL KINDS OF THIN DRESS GOODS AT LOW- EST PRICES. TYLER & CHEWNING, al5 918 Tru Srneer Nonrnwest. GPECIAL BARGAINS. DRY GooDs. ducements to close out many lines of Goods. of buyers. TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 803 MARKET SPACE, T= MARK DOWN PRICES az SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, ‘Will only continue until AUGUST 15. gens ees erereene a ies per yard. SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, syi8 No. 801 MARKET SPACE. A*mece AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS AT COST. During the balance of August we will offer special in- ‘The stock is very large, and well worthy the attention WE FURNISH ESTIMATES 01 BUILDINGS PRLE OF Ci iB Cost oF WILLET & LIBBEY, Srxru SrReet anp New Yore Avexve. SPRAGUE SQUARE. YaRpe. | Nonramnx Lamexry Manxer Squann. J. B. WHITE & BROS., Sut MANTELS, AT FACTORY, - Z 25-3m. near 6th STREET NORTHWEST. _ L. MARTIN & CO0.S PULP MORTAR For ‘Use, Best in'the world. Only biscs that nove taden, J. H. JOHNSON & ©0., AcENTs, ‘p21 12th streot Wharf and 1202 F strest northwest. WALker's, 206 10TH Bw ge “we ound ovieh a ane See ees a