Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1881, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. _ < 7 WASHINGTON, Alt OPENING. . CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. _____ DRY Goons. Waste tree sts STATE, AGENTS AND TWO FOR EINE ONFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITE ON Aiirooms oa third Ror FRIDAY ae cen invest $10, adress | ice or houcekeeping. “Reterenens, required, at ne a ~~ CROSBY S. NOYES MORE NOVELTIES THAN EVER. 1tn tree norteat s pm FIREMAX, woo Fear neue = She Eventog ‘ar basa reauian, permanons, | O0r Stock ie now conpicts shilendigeibes dhphant: rg ee wih oll cag ibe fog eeorge: bona fide daily circulation more than treble | %™est desizns in the Market in Velveta, Lppetigen gro ‘asta creee B80 street tort that of any other daily paper published te | 22d Tapestry Brumels, 3-piv and Insraiu Carpeta, Floor 219-80 Washington, and equal to that of all the | Cloths, Rugs, Mats, Draggets, Upholstery Goods, ‘Lace Ae aother daily papers here added together. ‘THE STAR office is connected with the Tele- phone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. Persons letving the eity for the summer can bave Tie Stan mailcd to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed | as often as desired. Can this country gain anything by allowing Hartmann to become one of its citizens, as it is | reported he desires todo? Clearly not. Why, | then, should he be permitted to become one? A | | people have as good a right to say who shail be | their naturalized fellow citizens as the house- | holder has t who shail be admitted as in- | ght to be declined, with,—no, not | necessarily with thanks. | = Commenting upon republ prsement of leston News | Sounds this warning to the north in “It Tequires a stern regard for abstract obligations | and considerable self-control to keep the south- | ern people on thenational debt-paying line. The | national debt represents the cost of conquering | the south, and the southera peopie pay their | share of it. Is it prudent to teach the south that there isno harm in supporting a repudiating | policy, if votes can be won by it?” | There is the force of truth inthis warning. | The national debt. being intrenched in the con- | stitution, it may be said that it is safe, even | from an assault by the solid south; but while that is true, it would be unfortunate to haveany section of the Union, or evena single state, | mnake repudiation or readjustment of the Al tional debt an issue in a political campaign. is much better to stand unflinchingly by al Principle that public obligations of all kinds Taust be fulfilled with entire faith. Readjust- | ment in Virginia is a prominent issue in the canvass there, and it stands for the arbitrary re- Pudiation of one-third of the debt and the re- duction of the interest on the remainder. If One-third can be readjusted out of existence now, why cannot the remaining two-thirds be ‘wiped out in the same way at the next election? | The people of Virzinia will do well to pause be- fore launching themselves upon such a troubled and shoreless sea. +e» _____ The question of devising a motive power for street cars, less expensive and less trouble- | some than horses, has ocenpied the attention of inventors and scientists for many years, but it has never been quite satisfactorily solved- Steam has been tried frequently, but it has never worked well. In San Francisco for some time a system of propelling the cars by means of wire rope has been in use, and now Chi- ago and Philadelphia propose to try the ex- Periment. It is stated by those engaged in the business that the cost per mile of running a two-horse car is 17 cents,—8 to maintain the Propelling power, and 9 to pay labor, taxes, Fepairs, ete. The wire-rope plan will admit of the running of two or more cars together, like railroad train, all of which can be attended to by one conductor. The system is described as follows: The wire-rope is placed in a pipe laid between the track, and is put in motion by re- volving drums, operated by steam engines located at convenient intervals. A long groove, or slit in the upper side of the pipe, gives ad- mission to the clamp descending from the bot- tom of the ear, which clamp can be made to grip the moving rope at the pleasure of the con- ductor. A stoppaze is effected simply by loosening the clamp. The groove in the pipe is but three-quarters of an inch wide, and is flush with the surface of the street, so that no anger is to be apprehended from the motion of the rope. ———__e+__ A new national assembly will be elected in France next Sunday. The political canvass has been very quiet beeanse there is not opposition enough to the republicans to make an animated ontest. The oid imperialist and royalist parties have pretty well fallen to pieces under the peace and prospertty of the republic. Only in a few districts can the Bonapartists and the reac- tionists muster strength enough to make any show of opposition. The death of the Prince Imperial was the death blow of Bonapartism in France. The conviction that the republic is permanent has cradually forced itself upon the public mind of that country, and none but visionaries look forward to a restoration of the Bourbons. The next political change in France, no doubt. will be a division of the republican party into two opposing organizations, both planted firmly upon republican principles, but difering in reg rd to questions of governmental Policy. And this thing for the People of that month de laaly of Richmond into marr, him, and at the same tige obtained 2800 from the first national bank of that city on a f “i check, has been arrested at Lynn. Mass. requisition from the gover- hor of Virginia for the seamp was sent to Mas- Rachusetts ‘t night, and the indications are that he will soon be arraigned before the Rich- mond courts for trial. The apprehension of this Man will cause a y cation, which general feeling of gratifi- be intinitely increased by news of his coniinement in a penitentiary at hard labor. He is said to have married ten women Prior to this case. It appears that he has made marriage a means of aiding him to obtain money upon forged checks. 1 Jersey City has a police justice who under a Popular vote would unquestionably be called to the vacant seat on the U.S. Supreme Cort. In the case of a complaint of 2isturbing the peace, by the use of, .-calied musical intrument. at a Inte Sour at night, he pronounced this eminently humane judicial opinion :—“ Any man who will play a concertina on a stoop at 11 o’clock at night deserves the severest punishment the law allows. I think he ought to be sent to the state prison for five years.” 2 Hartford will be a good place to keep away from next month. Sixty-five brass bands are to Compete there and then for the proud position of champton tooters of Connecticut. Think of one set of men acting as judges during the boisy contest! ee ne editors of the Cincinnati Commercial and the Gazetle of the same city are earnestly ed in fighting over the battles of the late om. What a thing it would have his house; and Mr. Hartmann’s propo- | 1 TINNERS. Ew ice ore A pip bo ASQo, aie Cartains, Cornices, Window Shades, &c., &., which seroahte baer 5 we are offering at great inducements. TO cua WITH SER RENT— ROOMS WITH BOARD. LADIES OB Se caer ns poome end Bowed, away fom polee mad cam ct 5, will fis eae Sed oe ale ate at ag ceo tsbie SINGLETON & HOEKE, waiters, oe refers, street, Seat oateommery a ” 2 Appl Georgetown Heights, ald ____No. 801 MARKET SPACE. Agmey.” 926 F street ni A PRIOR = ® | shade trees surroung ete House” ee Rage for ON'S SANITARY | WILSON TABLET, PRICE 15 15 W See ee ae sated eae ee Werte No, 1136 lgrg, STREET, NORTH: nuinsnces, sewer fou, Poisons, | housework." Good: reference reuired, gasees, malarial and germ te icdhpeneabie nck rum an a wae at ANTED-A RESIDENT DRUMMER, IN THE District for » Baltimore w iter, Sok Sour Gramesst Wercal sat Ro. 55) 5 stsast ortleaxt. ci ANT A -ATROBE, oy er — : ; P | bebecn Ht ana partirwesk Siete Boe ingulre of 1. BATORY Data oes | Ranges Repaired ih ras TED_AT THE CITY BUREAU OF aor H ATS AND UMBRELLAS. ment, (CI Eigen families to supply ith firet-Glass ‘also, au ‘wood. references; DERBY HATS, in Back, Brown and Pearl, Gini for Teonbung, Ys. “8 LAWS, Hicenséa SILK and CASSIMERE DRESS HATS. STRAW and MANILLA HATS, at reduced prices. WARES TADORERS, ALSO “ ORE Pa LADIES’ PARASOLS and SUN SHADES. Sine a nee ce Sea a ee lote assortment of SILK, GUANACO and GING- Sylvania asec ale-2w HAM UMBRELLAS always on hand. z STINEMET?. Harren, ANTED_ONE HUNDRED MEN FOR GRADING, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, pac Fr V for recond trac ok, on Balsimore & Pog 31.20 to MtcADAMS & Co, sh phar Bocuse Tete ea a yy ANTED_AN EAPERIENCED SR08 -cLEK ; Bost of urs red. al8-2¢* als . Sites rk Matianae de Remnead American Revised Version of the New Testament. stematic Mineraloy, by Baverman. ntifie Culture and other Eesays, by Handicappe if sz saa out morning. Best of reference requil jaucht, by Alfred § N’ ‘CLERK HAVING SOME KNOWL- ‘ck’s, A Romance of me 19th Centu: Ae settlement of pension claims. Address: ferei ully—Scientific Series. PENSION, Evening Star office, stati: z experience. Ben Wiss 2W0,6 COLORED WOMEN, TO GO AS cook and sraitress, to a private family ving in a Maria's “Indes Stee Revsiti i fpoity in Central New York: None need apply excent New Designs in Birthday Cards D theronghly.‘undarson business an WM. H. MORRISON, an brine the best of references. Call at 506 Eact Cap- ‘anp SrationsR. | {tcl street alT-3t' YANTED—A GOOD SERVANT FOR A FAMILY of fhres adults; no washing: Also, a Man as fore- ‘Appl VOWS Lom Ottee, avenue and D y28-ln” als Pa. ave. northwest. FST TO GET IN NEW STOCK. Boys’ Fall Sui plete, $4, Box School Suits; & t> Bs Rea Seti Children's School Snits, Short ta 0 ee $2.50, Boy s and 34 up; peace Suits, $5, $6, to $10. 's’ School Sh upwards. Summer ‘Clothing 2, aif vale to close out. street northwest. WANTED—SITUATIONS. __ |= }{0R RENT—OXFURNISHED ROOMS TO Pan. Fas without childsen:: Apply to No. 1990 E strect ae MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS. Serres at Ber. er ing, and the in Seale 1 year begins RICH, A. MM. als-im in the Modicel Cellese ‘2nd E Streete northwest, Fe on FA. ASHFOREY M. session, will oF inform Now vorkaventee. INSTITUTE AND BINDERG, 2177 137 SrREET NORTHW! Sas One square ft in German Every advantege for thorough ‘thorough instruction from = Sit to most advanced department. | For cataloruen a ‘Mises POLLOCK and NOEER, south front. 1527 N ste a ea ana as afer eee are 1th street north OR RENT NT_TWOLAPGE, “DESIRABLE UNFUR- ie pentinan seemese ties at Noite? Fon es, ELEGANTLY 1 FURTTAED pte po d Floors of House No. 1027 ‘Vermont ave- ue, of each, on each floor “tt ia ues cating al0-Im* URNISHED ROO! ROOMS TO RENT EN OR le: d third fi Wo. NSE or ainule: on Sree eecond, a ee Fee ol Feng No. 218 10th treet northwest svenue and, near Whol FOR RENT—HOUSES. FURNISHED improvements. a Fe Hours ofd Srooma with all wcter fn re fo ‘Congress or other officials. at Suitable for members of dress Box 18, Star office, raw Hats y¢ WVANTED_BY A MAN THOROUGHLY COMPE- T AND SALES OF PROPERTY, ae Good Wool . tol. A) tent and of long expences o citeaton ie ie Fousthg stavction.—See Bulletin insved on the ist and 1914 aND 1016 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. @ 1 Grocery or Provision Business. Address N. 2 Gade St ath erect the office ‘ot . E. a8 J. W. SELBY. | W- ade a oe PRICK R RENT—A NEW, HANDSOME, AN- [OME ComFortTs. Wine RASPY A TRUSTWORTHY | On hebae te Witenes —— rived OF Wurinens eae wee oaks eaeete OF | vaults, “summer kitchen, founten aud stave wien ae STAR FURNACE, erally ferences.” ‘Address Box 77, Star | modern Improvement. "Apply. at No, 1820 MW" street SOCIAL LATROBE, office. 19-' te uN a] ST. GEORGE RANGE, near Bank. Aré all first-class goods, and are set, guaranteed to give satisfaction, by SAML. S. SHEDD, ‘DRALER IN GAS FIXTURES, RANGES, SLATE MANTELS, &c. Plumbing, Tinning and all Jobbing promptly at- al6 WANTED—ROOMS. y AN’ \NTED_TWOF FURNISHED COMMUNICATING story R 8, with Board, for gentleman, pitpand feo autor Gland 14) vicinity of 4 Pres Address, ‘terms, w ich must be motarats 3. KAY, Starottice. al9-3t? WANTED—HOUSES. TANTED—FOR A YEAR OR MORE, A HOUSE, containing nine or more rooms; northwest sect preferred. ‘Address PERMANENT, Star office. ise se MRS CAREFUL, TENANT, BY SEPTEM- er Ant or 15th, an eight or nine room House in ection of city; all modern im} all ta Hf desired.” Address A. C. W., Sar ws TED—TO RENT—A a HOUSE IN THE NORTH. wostern part ofthe city. Address JAY EWL State department, city. Y Dw WANTED—BOARD. WANTED BY, THE LAST WEEK IN SEPTEM- ber, at latest, Board for a gentleman, with wife, two children cundée six), and nurse; must ‘be reason- Ne, Address, stating terms, Box 66, Star office. “ No. 409 eas cae NORTHWEST. Bakers 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. GI BARGAIN No. 2. One lot (about a hundred) of our regular DOLLAR WHITE VESTS, slightly soiled, at 50 cents. WEES PERE RAILROAD, TI County and City Bonds or Securities. Address BARGAIN No. 3. Star off Pitaches D-HAND , FURNITURE | IN BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S WHITE DUCK JACKETS, AM Oramall quantines. Address 8 W. DYER, of im, sizes 5 to 15 years of age, worth from $1.25to$2. The choice of the lot at 50 cents. T RICE'S OLD STEAM iT Cleaning Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- gry totenovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur- niture to stean oe wi NTED—CARPETS TO CLE. Ww oT WHIP Carvete, ‘Our work dons bette and noon Jower than in any other establishment in Washi Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 isiana avenus ie ANTED—TO AX ANNOUNCE TH. [AT JOHN E. BELL, om 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Commissioner of Deca for Every State and Territory, U. 8. Commis- sioner, er and Notary. Always in office from 9 a.m. to5 p. m. WAS TED_FEATHERS AND HAIR ce fo Renov pate py Stonm and Make Over. Unk BARGAIN No. 4. ‘One dozen'sizes 4, 5 and 6 CHILD’S TWEED SUITS, worth $2.50, at $1.25. BARGAIN No. 5. and Decorat Burniture stored’ and b and examine. “i At F.H. YOUNG'S, 1404 is Pay ‘ivania One lot CHILD'S LINEN KILT SUITS. Cost us | avenue. ee suls en ANTED-FURNITU FINE toraxe Room. CHACE'S, 8 bas a maril $2,123. We close them at #1. Fit RENT_& Houso, No. 827 Vermont avenue, and_ also, west; very desiral Pleneanrty located. RI BENE! 1619 K STREET NORTHWEST; $60 all moder BP, SAYDER, National Sate Deposit, Cou 16th street and New York avenue. FRE: RENT—121 NORTH A STREET, WITHIN A the Capitol, 7x00 $18 per mouth, tone ee eat SAOWRS Coltinbian Law Building, Sth street northwest {OR RENT_THREE-8T RY BS WARES, wi onal Bank ams Republier SBOBNE SEMINARY and FREN Day School for Young Ladi at 43 M street: ENGLISH es and Little Girts, will reopen Ser. tember 6, 1881. Cites’ from Kinderwarten t9 Harvard ern teachers, . Ey RK SEMINARY, 506578 STRI NoRTitwi a fillreopen TH STARTER NORTE ESE, ‘address Mrs. G. PO Borsa Washington, CONDRON, Principal l. RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, vania avenne, and street, op: Trea ‘A select echo for boys and of ood y scholars Fell term of 1881 bezins Sri evening ‘metriction Sythe” Coenen Book keerine. Short-hand. Hl nd. Hit waa seme Me Pane in and Greek. nei i 3m Principal, ae = ADEMOISHLLE GEE AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR I street northwest. — Re- Se} Si. For int to MISS C. DI TARDIVEL, W., fore 8 sShtentee 2 Ea York. Boarding and Bay eatos GIRLS. '. VERNON SSeS Boarding and ri ee Sieet Young Ladies. ber i, esl ror o cata aes: J. EDDY Sothets Prinet ply fo th Bee al5-3m. cademy, West Point, Col take '@ high stahd SICAL HIGH S Se Princiyal will its four. eh SE ar 12rH, 1851, in the in uume instruction and I SEPTEMBER Sim. Mine Leavitt sony sino te Solaiet in Chureh or Concert. as Contralto, ‘Metzerott’'s Music Store. Address at al5-1m GPENCERIAN 3 ‘of 7th and BUSIN RSS COLLEGE, ‘L atreeta iy co Edneates sous atid daughters for real life. The Bi nsiness Course “comprises seca aa Spellina the English | 8 46 | gleand Double” Entry Bookkeeping, Business Proctiee, jeal Economy, Commercial Law, and Lectares oti Business and Ethics. Day and Evening See Scholastic sear baring MONDAY, August 29. Aw uable a pam containin an, elzduent address to the ‘on Elemen ccens, by James eld, snd Sopot ee Goatonto cf spencers rian ness Col- Jere, by Gon; Francis A. Walker, and also full informa: tion’ concerning lew, icon wil te ‘by upon application, or ne Pe ol HE: BARA A. SPENCE Vice Principal. aed at te ‘SPENCER, Principal. Fy RENT STORE ROOM aie oeeaee house, 714K street northwest: in complete ate juire at corner store. J. A. RUFF. OR RENT BUILDING. ©) 3, ON THE NORTHWEST street and New York avenue, op} nent. Apply toJOHN TR sas ites R RENT—A PROMINEN BUSINESS STAND— tore and, Dwelling No, 423 10th street, near aa office above. Penneylvanis avenue, can be de- tached from Sweltng, ich contains 12 rooms, includ: ing two lance ares Sollts, eam water; Eat B0- Inquire at 92 Tacistans Srocnes dy5-3m, POR REN RENT—A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, borhood, convenient to house, b o thorough: nine rooms. Appi: FOR SALE—HOUSES. Fe. SALE—A A DESIRALE SEVEN-ROt FRAME Dwelling. by 88! feet. Terms, $600 ceah; balance naix, twolye end eighteen maaner SE) mises, No. 1325 6th street northwest. a8-12t FE LE_THREE aE STORY BRICK RE ‘CE No. TOL E vtrest leasant to with ross and focmtaln can be exatniied between 6 and 7 p.m. eter Fe SALE—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN Toons, ail molern improvement. the Piomulses, "No. 609 4th northwest, be o'clock p. ice Te Ter street cars; a new repair: all faoslees improvements: ‘Ost., Geor ‘OR SALE_A FARM f OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ot swasnington inites from the Be Gana, n aoe adjoins two seats is to the city, is delit ehtfuy Hitaateds well watered and in all respects ity farm, or asa ‘adapted to a dai ne place of residence. Land wall be sold tipon rea- bonable ferins is whole or is parcel > CHARLES a.) OT, Attorn al9-e03t x No 408 sth street Goxzaas oo QOLLEGE, will r. gjrnere are two de} commercial. "ferrin: $20 ber sosaion f five months. rms, $20 of, five me Robert Fulton in assuming i chars, of Cataloxues may be ol} Stores and at Mr. Francis Street Nontnwesr. be reson dhe fra Soa of Septem- partment ‘of study, the classical tthe Catholle Book this in- stitution Fefers to his former, Pupils in the F strest colleges of inary and other Society of, Jesus. CHARLES IVATE SCHOOL_ENGLISH AND CUABSTCAL— E. HILDON, A.M., PRIN IPAL. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 5ra. ngunils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- jimited number of Pupil received into the f of num! 'D ani family tie Principal, where th eof a home. ive the care and dis- or farther information apply at 405 East, Capitol es STH LADIES’ COLLEGE. Fea, BEMNANT Day, - Princess Louise. Founder and Thekuee hee Le BELLMUTH, D:D. Dee. ED Loed Bishop of Busia. FALL TERM OPENS WEDNESDAY, Srrreamen 21. nezaxts of all kinds of DEY GOODS mae through the past = | woek will bewald at Malf Price TO-MORROW Friday.) vest unas of, the tee ‘iis | Spocial Darrains of every kind reserved for Friday males. inteLectual and prac- e whole system je tesed : JOHNSON, principles, o& aeeerees the collexe. eee peciaity. Board, ad Tuition fees, including the whole couse of Rogie, the Ancient and Modern Boatins, the ais 713 Manxer Brace a. ant Fainting, ue te ad ———— a Lene’ Btetedcnst carta iseaceeeat wf | [JNUSUAL BARGAINS | For * ” and Ftictiars address | pats terio, ery Jyl4-2aw lot COCHRANE & CO'R., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. a REDERICK, MD. teat RTE’ Coame of famtraction’ complete and a tery For catalogues and, "Wyid-couan Mins. M. W. HACKELTON, Pres't. poe ACADEMY, ON, 3. fret clam School Rts foe Cale and tes athoronch Eni education, ‘The Princi; Teecives fem atu lic. BEAUTIFUL FINE GINGHAMS NOW ite. %c. FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMS NOW Ite. ‘Six. EXTRA FINE GINGHAMS NW 250, dent house. | ‘These goods comprise the balance of onr Summer Sesen fy apenpeand a College; | Stocks. The qualities and styles are extra fine. Odom Hon. R. R. Bishop, Fe - Morri- | rosranteed fast. ‘The only reason we offer these Rta- sp, DD. Brest Drury Col. ag. P. HowLAxD, | feuly Low Price isto clowe out every yan afore Principal Eat Smithtield, Pa. until Sept. st. tin STOCK TAKING. Fre SEMINARY. AN TUAMENTAEY Ax axD ACADEMIC oteteiny I ee bet streets Rooms tity end retired. Furalvere fet class: Instruction thorough: discipline parental. Ciroulars, ie particulary 1 ra of, and app! giving pardcalars, may be procure( potion ‘Wealso offer very complete stocks of EXTRA FINE LIN HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS mat mie OF THE MOST RELIABLE BRANDS RENSAMIN Ee Le AND AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, aon Linco, oe aS pein ag SUCH AS WAMSUTTA COTTONS, PRQUOT G Wow K INSTITUTE, SOUTH WILLIAMS. J, TOWN, BERKSHIRE CO, MASS. 1542. Prepares fae fr Coleg’ o fr ‘busin ‘1 on healthful, no malaria. Careful atiention to ind vid ual pupils. F. MILLS, A.M., Principal. COTTONS, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, “FRUIT OF THE LOOM,” DWIGHT MILLS. Sen &e., e., &e., dy2l-tu,thastw BE tag TeW ACADI 2,8, p00 Esha f MILITARY ¥ DRILL and ‘Chart of ke ‘We have just madeanother most fsvorsble purchase of one whole case, 300 dozen, thereby enabling us tooffer our patrons and the pubiie GENUINE AND DESIRABLE VALUE AT 1250. EACH, OR $1.50 PER DOZEN. We also call attention to the remaining numbers of our KEEPSI = . pe A THE ROUGII.GorNa for Boye, combining ST Teg = ah rah nwt sent it Rev. FINE FASHIONABLE FRENCH FICHUS, Wn dan Addison, andiewn Forrest. ingie, iu thane and which have become ** 1." not only tn Washing ton and distant parte of but we have aleo aunt AVERIY SEMINARY, 1612 STREET NORTH | tes Goods to am japan. Day Sehool for Young Ladies. Fall term opens with full coris. of teachers September ‘Miss LIPSCOMB, Principal. 4y25-2m NEY INSTITUTE, #18 CONNECTICUT AV- _koopens SEPTEMBER 21, 1851. Yor ciroulane MISSES BURGESS, Principals. _ INSPECTION SOLICITED. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. COCHRANE & ©O., stm Pe ee | = EI for Boys Reo} MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 0881, af T COST. pea 598 1 STREET NORTHWEST. = A For further am GUINNIP, DAY & CO., . SCHOOL FOR G “Siete a. wall are Septetuber ct era ive, ws it call on FLA gsc cis. MILF Bay i vet janaavenue, or address HENEY 820, 622 anp 824 Sevayts Srazer NoeTuwase, SANDY S- A or SAR HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF Te ARCHER INSTITUTE._MRS. Al fee AND a nainber of puis will epend the summer in Colo- Mr. and SAEUS va will oceupy her house Suring tex will ‘question concerning: ‘me school ASHINGTOS ey sRenirere. HE ©: School for Ladies and Ladies and Little Girls will Ghilaren, ve opens September 19, Tae For ciroulars apply to Mrs. LAS, D. BUTCHER ad ‘Misa M.Q. DO! cipal, 1023 and 1027 12th street northwest 28 FreAvoum FEMALE INSTITUTE, WARRENTON, VA. ion begins SEPTEMBER Isr. oar. 2aw3w For* cat ROBERT Taz Principal. TARCHER. jes EDARS—A HOME IE, SCHOO! aK r pong! Goops DOWN TO OGST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH L COLLEGE, macy RG, twenty-sixth year begins SEPTEMBER Ws aul-eo26t REV. T. P. EGE, A. M., Prest. ome | EEE ING FEMALE, Harrisb BELOW ©OST, EO) Boarding session of 1 GETOWN | COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE — a Day, School for Young Ladies. The the SE0OMD WEDNESDAL TN SEPT MBE Ker ply to Principal. aul- 20.” For cataiogue or inforn mation 2 ARKER, President, College Station, Prince Geo MISS LUCY STEPHENSON, 3100 N street, West Washington. Mee ND AGRICULTU E. Thext seecion commences TUESDAY: rem Wate | SEE —THE wisn -FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, MAT- TRO Eguske, Furnitare to Pack and Ship, at A. H. CHACE & BROS’., 616 Louisiana avenue. marll A) V Strat Quan gous AND DSILVER IN LARGE. oR uantitios. ice id. meas yeaa, gany Weekes TO KNOW THATIS ISELLA FIRST- BARGAIN No. 6. 434 streets. One lot of $7 CHILDREN’S SUITS at $4. class Tailor-made d Suit, much better agreat per @ common new suit can — oe jis at Fo, 19 peared OLD Seep, Afewleftof the 35 cents MEN'S BROWN LINEN | hij off ’h soteetBorthy a ore, Ne at Bran 109 9th st. northwest. . We buy but arches 5S VESTS, small sizes only. Seooud. -hand Clothing. ‘COUNTRY R REAL ESTATE. G00D FRUIT, FARMS FOR SALE AND 00 Ben ae Ga A few left of the BOYS’ $1 VESTS at 25 cents, ‘There are no more of the BOYS’ PANTS or JACKETS Nea or ES ele ater City a epee a at 25 centa. vin ce beet ald-ct et AND F FOUND. OST—ON AU aust. T THE iru INSTANT, ON Sth street, between G and H streets northwest, Lace Handkerchief froma) child's neck. A liberal re returned to No. 708 5th street northwest. ENWOOD ROAD, liad on a silver collar and lock: shoulder. Liberal reward if re: pote to JACOB W TENER’S, corner Nort Capitoland andar IF YOU WANT ANY OF THESE GOODS YOU MUST NOT DELAY COMING. A. SAKS & CO., 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. _al5 DP eMoNaRres GONTATNING 30,000 WORDS, JOHN C. PARRER'S. 617 and 619 7th 6 Bouter EXTRAORDINARY! THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ais tt RY BOARD AT BLOOMING a fa mile from Bast Falls Church Sta- ude and water. A PHILLIPS, Fale Chunehe ¥ 1, 000 $3,500, Pont $5,000. E. A. MCINTIRE, 918 F. SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK. MEN'S DEPARTMENT: Suit NEY TO LOAN Ow Reat EstaTeE Srcuniry, At yest Ratea. t Canniniere 8 al2-Im ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ever Su MoxEY: iA Small sam of MOREY £0 LOAN for ied Serge Suits, satisfactor, o1 Stinga Suite, HE ato Adaresa G. HEH, Hoon 1 SU: Cloud Bel Disp de Etat Suits. aoe YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: ‘ONEY TO LOAN. New Novelties daily arriving. In Suma to 88220 TO LOAN, = ‘At Six Per Cent, Ore DEPARTMENT: A fine line of Biue Flanhcl, Cheviot and Cassimere ard ESTATE SECURITY. - 3. VN HUYCR. i REAL Estare AGENT, CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT: m7 , ‘The Most Elaborate in the city. Arlington Ins. Building. Display KILT SUITS A SPECIALTY. ORY 70" ag os CALL AND EXAMINE. — 6 PER CENT. EIT Prices the lowest, ‘NO DI d A. STRAUS, i oO. WOurzMman, _ty1 No. 989 Pennsylvania avenue. and F streets northwest. 'HE CELLULOID TRUSS; that ‘breaks, Yost ae ae never are 9 MONEY, TO LOAN ON REAL Esta: Tee wears cara fe slg apd upwarde of ae in A 623 7th street northwest. “Gite a moeees: ‘Mrs. FisweR devotes her attention to the wants of | _nov26 lady patrons. m2 BUSINESS OHANOES. "ARTNER In - Wan. treet is THE, DRUG BUST. more than twen! (20) oars past art, haa paid handsomely. Address PHAR! H™" YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY DURING SUCH WINTERS AS THE Fe, SALE_—TWO GOOD BOW-WINDOWS CHEAP. Inquire in provision store corner avenue, sand L street northwest, FE SALE, OR WILL FXCHANGE FOR UN- encumbered Property, of acres, 3: muiles from Washingt on, tna pera ‘witha $-room house, is ins ees and young apple i apie och orchard; excellent, waist. OR Ses oo OF HORSHS JUST F Beadtriyed from Ohio, suitable for all pu ; two Coupe Horses, one mies, two ped ES & pt ata Statle Sit Veh ‘eta = | 70 SALE CHEAP HOUSEHOLD EES | Stoves. &e. New icon Seine Sis 16: never street nortitwest. Sai Sevier Lx GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS, REISTERSTOWN, MD.—Prepares for or business. Advantages pent. 3. RTE ee Pinal aoe — HE WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GREE T (Incorporated May 28th, 1881.) MISS MARGARET H. 1 ‘Late of Richmond, iy 2928 P street ‘Va.,) INCIPAL, t, Geor SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7, 1881. im Pee YA F $20. Call soon at 496 Fo. SALE —PIANO, 7-OCTAVE, Ros case, tuperior toe atid finish, Conjparati : must 38) Deh Sere See (OR SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY finishing up, a Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Car- roughams, Coupes, Conpe- lets, Victorias, Exten- ‘of every JMITATION STAINED GLASS. —This grand and beautiful invention fills a vacancy long feltin the ornamentation of comm ind colored «lass in non windows, produces all the tinique effects of the real 8 Fchly stained glase windows. For deserptive price Kat iat, call or earl hostel just revel ies for apries: given’ to creer L street north west. G. CULN ERWELL, Agt. for D.C. New ROR 8, wi itt ate ALI GRE GAN wit Noeth Anlington Feitins sieht of. this city, beantifall terms. Also stuall Farms on LIPS, 1423 New York avenue. Jy23-Im* Fe SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR PROP. y in the District a Faru in Maryland with zoo improvements, Address OWNER, St : F° R SALE-THE srnea A ‘New and Second-hand Catriage: descriptions, Dai ae y Farm. oa SY pHiEy and Buggies, of all for sale orexchange at very low pricés, e3 YOR RENT—WELL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOR, fronting two streets, in most deaiabia part of Gy with uret-class Board. Mas. D. B. STUCKHAM, peemexo TREMONT HOUSE, WITH iti Eitls PROME- yeu befound sma desirable place Jor suinmmer board’ board, $25 and $90 per month, ap80 aa ‘ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN- as Sees ao. Dea \Sseg sy = xo Nos. 314. Hs and month. SARAH PEAGLER. andy a oJ, W. KENNEDY & CO., . (Established 1900, ) 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 607 B STREET NORTHWEST, Haye for Sale at Bottom Prices, PRESERVING KETTLE: CHL NES ‘COK:! SLICING. ATTACHMENT, APPLE PARING MA- ING AND PEACH AND POTATO PARERS, IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS. ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS. N. B.—Store closed at 6 p. m. als LUMBER. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES, DRY BOARDS, Nol, 16 feet... a «ser 100 feet, $1.25 SPECIALTIES. te, Warren, ieee CELEBRATED ORIGIN: zeae Soe a rae ie * Satisfaction 299, Penney! fae true ios card Yoni names, dates, event srg ay avenue northwest. ‘ADAM DUBOUI! M ‘A GOOD OPENING a Fos ee wddrens Box Or, Gar A eG PAST ONE asa BRICK WILL BE BE EXCHANGED country had they had only been mut in the first place! BROWN'S GINGER B ENOWN TO DO ITS WORK! WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? WAS BY USING 700,000 for Real Estate on BOYNTON'S al5-Im 454 Peansyivanis srente, GAS-TIGHT FF 52 o:p-Reramuammep amp OFULAR RESTAURANT AND ye with Summer Garden in squar, 423 10th "north of Rain avenies, an socellonh si ‘renovated. ‘cae at, 9 DURABLE FURNACES. ‘Thousands have had constant and severe use during | {00% orth of, the past 22 years, snd are in good condition to-day, | Lauisine versa without repairs or expense, Cheapest to buy and uss, Have more power, greater durability, and are fitted ets age eG Producing lawge loge RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., ie swine tie ood Tui itar arene nese Py ‘TIME 18 SHORT dy12-208m WASHINGTON, D. 0. vemiouibed gurlow proce uae win cote on ageh net nate NA eeeee po ears sen cage i my fein, GENTLEMEN'S JACONET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Ghomwat, = Donec Whceeslo by Tete" | eas “W. 8. TREL, oO » JBI, for thé eiction of, four Public School Build: ro. sce for eve a YOUNG. Rg Re) were STOCK BOARDS, 1212, 16 fest...... VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2...... CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... WE ILES, nearly clear. WILLET & LIBBEY, 1.50 1.60 “ Cele- --Per thousand 3.90 ESTIMATES ENTIRE OF ‘BUILDINGS FREE OF OF Gaange. oO Norraees Liseary Marker Squane. ‘B03 cat for ASTOUE AND DAE Oras FOR THE IMPROVED INSTRI TION OF DEAF MUTES, Lexi IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THEIR th and 68th New ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, T eedhorough aie ce ie b al highest order, teenth ‘year begins SEPrewben lars address Mine RA a5-coam HELLE GiBBONS HUNT: Pr Pringpal. we i oe 3 AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT DRY GOODS. ae | Ny OTICE THIS! ‘We shall continue our sale AT COST until GUINNIP, DAY & CO. a6 (ane OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COBT. All of our French Lawns. All of our Figured Linen Lawns. All of Ficured American Lawns at Actus Cost. One Thousand pieces of Beautiful Lawns, the largest ansortanent in Washington, 5, 6, 8, 20, 12, 15, 20, 25. Figured Linen Lawns, 1234, 15, 18. Allof our SATURDAY, THE 20rx. All in want of cheap Dry Goods should make their pur- chases this week and save from 20 to 30 per cent, BROWN & CLAGETT, a6 809 MARKET SPACE. GERMAN TABLE LINENS. We offerthis week » full line of the above desirable goods and confidently recommend them as the best Table Linens in the market for service and appearance. Sure Sraxer axp New Yore AvEnce. Darter Gehelnee of Anyut we wit cee ayuctet he- Srasgux Squane. : 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. CARTER'S, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, aul5 919 Paxxsrivamia AVENUE. FNest LINEN LAWNS. = ooTTON “... BOOTCH GINGHAMS...,..+00+..95 LACE BTRIPES.cnseeseveee corse10 tt SEERSUCKERS...........10 and 123 ** ~ EMBROIDERED SWISSES,21t035 ‘+ ALL KINDS OF THIN DRESS GOODS AT LOW- EST PRICES. “ Tbiset corner ooh — hi 43997 ——, “ J)=®_B PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 77 DENTIST, 428 TH 8 STREET bese 8, e's Bookstore. Operative ae Ee ond ae Dies whicEaROER DENTE Soctiwest._ ¢ ‘Teeth ct ies ae leng aud Gelluicid per TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Tra Staeet NoRTuwest. Grecia BARGAINS. ae nae = Sua ig gS NoRTH- Site of Test x fe tea New rm ayenue.— A. 7. M. Saat 437 Hod * 7. aor a No, ie DEY GOODS. ducements to close out many lines of Goods. ‘The stock is very large, and well worthy the attention of buyers. TRUNNEL, CLARK & 0., MARKET SPACE, als NOTTINGHAM LACE