Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1881, Page 2

THE EVEN ING STAR. WASHINGTON A . Editor. The Evening § Star has a reqular, permanent, boun fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in EA FALL SUPPLIES. | LUPIN'’S BLACK AND ‘COLORED CASHMERES. { LADIES’ 1A BIT CLOTHS, “all colors.” “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN BLACK SILKS. BLACK SURAH SILKS. BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX. BLACK SATIN SURAB. BLACK BROCADE SATINS. Washington, and equal to that of all the | Bl-ACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON. other 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, 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. There is, we regret to have to say, no change for the better in the condition of the President to-day. All the apprehensions expressed in this column yesterday have been justified by the pro- gress of the case up to the present time. The situation is depressing in the extreme. The | patient sufferer is still alive, but apparently | , A" gigfapttine of FLAN Beautifnl line of Black CASHMERES, VELVETS, heap. without hope of recovery, and the end whieh all must deplore seems to be, at this writing, but a little way off. : coe The Water Question. The water famine in Richmond has proved to be a note warning to other cities In Phila- deiphia, where they are not yet alarmed over the supply, it is admitted that it is getting low, though the people there most complain of it on account of the “extraneous matter held in solu- tion.” and it is urged that each householder | filter it through charcoal. In New York, as in | Washington, means for a greater supply are im- Peratively needed. The engine long sine gave notice that a new aqueduct required | there, and they expiai would take a number of years,and yet Governor et fe rvice on the ground that there | was no need of beginning the work at once! w York, like R Washington, has an abun reach, but lacks the facilities to bring it to and distribute it through the city. Baltimore alone of all the large cities has completed new works and aqueduets which will furnish an abundant y for nearly all time to come, and this should be followed by other municipalities. With the increased building in Washington and the constantly reew iz drought, such as is now Upon us, no effort ought to be spared to secure the needed legislation from Congress for an in- ereased water supply for this Distnct. It is to be sincerely hoped that this will be obtained and the work begun not later than the spring of 1882. —<$_<¢5 A Wise and Timely Precedent. The course which was taken in Indiana while Governor Morton was at the head of affairs | | in that state is one which should be adopted and followed hereafter by the general government. When Governor Morton was stricken with paralysis, in 1465, he went to Europe in search of health, and while he was gone Lieutenant Governor Baker exercised the functions of the executive office under a clause in the state con- stitution exactly like that in the national con: the President. lr his official signature Mr. Baker sul ernor, acting Governor,” and when Governor Morton returned. he resumed the duties he had Jaid down in leaving the state, slightest jar or friction in the machinery of its government. Thisis precisely the practice which should | obtain in the administration of national affairs. Whene the President leaves Washington for so long as over night, whether for pleasure or on account of sickness, the Vice President shouldbe on hand to take his place and discharge his official duties, for the time being, as “Vice President, acting President of the United States.” This course is both safe and simple, and it ought to be adopted. Ifan act of Congress is Recessary to its enforcement, such an act should be passed as soon as Congress next meets; and if an amendment to the constitution is re- quired such an amendment ought to be adopted by Congress and submitted to the states for rati- fication at once. The two Houses should also, without delay, adept and submit an amend- ment to or a change in the constitution requiring each new Consress to meet on the 4th of March— i. ¢., immediately on the dissolution of the old | body—for organization and any other business that might be presented, instead of waiting, as Bow, until the first Monday in December, unless Sooner convened in extra session by proclama- tion of the President. With these two measures in force many perplexing questions would be Prevented from arising, and serious complica- tions liable to occur at any time would be avoided. ———__~+e+—____ The proposition for one standard of time made at the recent meeting of the Science Asso- ciation at Cincinnati does not meet with pop- ular fayor. It is proposed that all of the rail- way trains in the United States and Canada, be Fun on one standard. In theory this is excel- lent, but in practice it would lead to confusion, at least for awhil In San Francisco, for in- stance, the railway time table would be several hours apart from actual local time. It would 'y pleasant to have all the clocks in Amer- ica strike twelve at the same time, but it would ion worse confounded” to have time pieces say it was twelve o'clock when in fact it was butten o'clock. In lieu of this it was recommended to the association to have several standards of time. New York to gov- ern the east,—St. Louis the center, one hour Salt Lake the Rocky Mountain district, and San Francisco the Pacific coast. But prac- the running of trains, that is the plan The railroads running long lines have no Heulty in making a schedule acceptable alike to the public and themselves. eos EXTRAORDINARY! THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 989 PaewssyLvanta AVENUE. SFASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK. MEN'S DEPARTMENT: ‘Drap de Etat Suits. YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: New Novelties daily arriving. BOYS’ DEPARTMENT: gline Une of Blue Flannel, Cheviot and Cassimere te. P CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT: ‘The Most Elsborate Display in the city. KILT SUITS A SPECIALTY. CALL AND EXAMINE. 52 Prices the lowest. A. STRAUS, wl No. 999 Pennsylvania avenue, TPS: ) UMBRELLAS. DERBY HATS, in Black, Brown and Pearl. SILK and CASSIMERE DRESS HATS. STRAW and MANILLA HATS, at reduced prices. LADIES’ PAKASOLS and SUN SH. HADES. Complete assortment of SILK, GUANA GIN HAM UMBRELLAS aiweys om hes oc od GING STINEME’ Harter, ais 1257 Penney ‘avenue. ‘THE FAMILY LIBRARY, Bo. 11, just taing a aplendl, oat contain eplendta. new and completo en oR NOY ice only 5 cents, Zor sale by al! newsdealers or supplied hy the Interna- News ( Seambdce Sewesd, Cw Arent SPS SS Siver BANGLES. ‘Mave opened To-day a full ine of SILVER BANGLES. SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SunveRaurres, aad 2215 Pennsylvania avente. ed that its construction | pach jant supply within | ution relating to the inability of | ribed himself “ Lieutenant Gov- | without the | BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS. ALL-WOOL PLAIDS FOR CHILDREN. BLACK AND COLORED CHUDDA CLOTHS. “BARGAINS” IN TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAP- KINS, &. pAT.SUMMER GOODS AT “GREATLY REDUCED S27 ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, aa] PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Con. 9rm Srazer. FPRIGES LOWER ieee Md IN ALL DE- Bleachrsl Cotton, 936 Bleached ooo 1, Feat gfe Looms Cotto, 18. Groat Bar: Hi Dress faim th Powel foatery, Emnoels end Di os ‘Goods, at _a2T-Tt, 2p 1205 F street northwest. NEw FALL GOODS. t line of FLANNELS for Ladies’ Suits from. SILKS, SATINS, all marked. Fine TABLE DAMASK, RaSern in the market for Fine lot of Shetland SHAWLS just received, $1.50; goods that sold for $2; jobion > An clegant line of Canton FLANNEL, bleached and unble: from So." to 37sec. New Goods being received daily. "| Domestics at agents’ prices. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., aot 817 MARKET SPACE. Wy OTICE TO SPORTSME: es ‘Mit. WM. WAGY | No. 20734 Pennsyl: v signed to hin the | the city, which he will offer at wreatly reduced enext 30 days. All cums warranted, E/XTRAORDIN ARY BARGAINS IN MACHINES for One Week Oniy.—In. fort new and elegant No. 4 Victor Sewing will sell our pres emely low firares, and nsme a fe Sincer Drop Leaf and Side Drawers owe Sires And wanes Wileox & Gibbs “* 3 Remington BS Wheeler & Wilson ‘* ‘* The above Machines: are as sood warranted for three rs. Instruct ons given free. Call early if you want areal barvain at OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building, cor. F northwest. Agent for the new Victor & Weed Machines. BE? QUALITY WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. MADE TO ORDER, $33 PER DOZEN. W. 8. TEEL, au2T 935 Pennsylvania avenue. JEW FA ODS. N E LL GOODS. Shaker Flan: , Ca Allcwoot White and Navy Hse eed Red Twilled Flannels, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Comforte, Sheeting and Pillow- Gace Catone weiih'a fat cre ‘Prints aud Cottons, Which we shail ‘sell at a small advance above cost for BROWN & CLAGETT, aT 809 MARKET SPACE. @osn COAL!! woop! woop Tf vou want to buy good, COAL and best KIND- WOOD go to JOHN MILLER, main office and kindling w ol ill 434 street and Virginia avenue math west: h offices “143 B street southeast and pee IDEA PREVAILS AMONG SOME PEOPLE THAT LARGE | Y STORES CHARGE HIGHER PRICES THAN THOSE OF MOD- ERATE SIZE. THIS IS WRONG. LARGE CASH BUYERS CAN SELL CHEAPER THAN SMALL BUYERS. ‘This is particularly the case at L, HEILBRUN'S, No 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, (Stew or THe OLD Woman rx Winpow.) THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES. FOR MEN: HASD-SEWED BOOTS AND GAITERS, $4.50. HAND-STITCHED BUTTON, $5. INGRESS AND LAC! HAND-PEGGED CALF BOOTS, $3. OUR $1.50 GAITERS THE BEST IN THE ENITED STATES. GRAIN AND KIP BOOTS, ail kinds, SOLID WORK BOOTS, GOOD SOLID WORK es OES, $1. BOYS’ SOLID SHOES, 7 cenis. SOLID SCHOOL SHOES, 60 cents. FOR LADIES: FRENCH KID BUTTON, warranted, $4. CURACO KID BUTTON, fine, $3. PEBBLE AND KID BUTTON, $1.25 to $3. FRONT AND SIDE LACE, $2. HOES, $1. OPERA TOE SLIPPERS, $75 cents 'to $2. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. CHILDREN’S SHOES, all kinds. INFANTS’ ALL-LEATHER, 25 canta. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. P. S.—JOB LOT OF MEN'S SHOES, 75 cents. LADIES. GATTELS, 50 ce SLIPPERS, 25 cont KID BOTTOM, $1, worth $2.50. a6. At THIS TIME OF THE YEAR THE WANTS OF THE AVERAGE CLOTHING-BUYER ARE LIMITED TO TWO ARTI- CLES, ONE OF WHICH IS PANTALOONS. WE HAVE ARRANGED OURS To GIVE YOU THE BEN- EFIT OF BUYING FALL WEIGHTS OF GOODS, IF YOU PREFER THEM TO SUMMER WEIGHTS. THERE ARE PROBABLY SIXTY STYLES READY, AND YOU WILL FIND THE PRICES CORRECT. THE SECOND ARTICLE THAT YOU ARE LIKE- LY TO WANT BEFURE YOU THINK OF BUYING WINTER CLOTHES IS A FALL OVERCOAT. IT 1S SURPRISING HOW CHEAP AND GOOD THE ONES WE SELL ARE. IF THERE ARE ANY OTHER WANTS IN OUR LINE THAT YOU WISH TO SUPPLY YOURSELF WITH, YOU WILL FIND ON INSPECTING OUR STOCK THAT PROFITS ARE NO LONGER ‘THOUGHT OF. THIS WEEK WE REGAIN POSSESSION OF OUB FIRST FLOOR. THE DUST AND DIRT WILL ALL BE REMOVED, AND THE EMBELLISHING OF THE STORE WILL GO AHEAD 8O SMOOTHLY THAT KOU WILL NOT NOTICE IT BY ANY ANNOY- ANCE WHATSORVER. ALL THE NEW GOODS FOR THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT ARRIVED IN NEW YORK FROM LONDON AND PARIS YESTERDAY, AND OUR CUSTOM-HOUSE BROKER IN NEW YORE WILL SEND THEM ALONG IN A FEW DAYS. AS SOON 48 WE HAVE THEM IN ORDER WE WILL LET YOU KNOW. (A. SAKB & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, insurance; no commission. Address Box 6 409 9th st. northwest. N. Secong-hand Clothing, janlo tion, at reasonabie rates. resi Mra. 3. W. PHI WANTED—HELP. Wyre tno FOUNG MAN AS CLERK TN A cat a27-at Wiliam ‘A LADY, IN A SEWING MACHINE oc a Remmi: 22 Wie. Pre Eg "apsly ot. "ha ‘Peamyivanie gre | P atreet. me PLEASANT ROOM! = ae or more © Chants: fo. 1825 FS ay eae 82 per oun. UNTURNI: aie 1501. ot iteet pent west PRES RENT—TO g03 ME NICE YOUNG 2a A ATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT.— Witra SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. GEB- seep oa to do cooking and housework for = with reference, to 148i Ea IN’ Rocm (with heat and gas), small family. spAiosomren fee ROR RENT—Uvrt the same oor: a¢ 03 Ish nisect northwest a27-3t" FRR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Board, terms in houre with all modern improvements. 18 lous are can. be obteined fom now ready an gabe anaeines BUBR’S ENGLISH AD AND FRE FRENCH SCHOOL 308 HT treet northwest. INDERGABTEN ee INSTITUTE Water TS ST sch gpa ame ad tal ware cht c Hotel. Family aire at tare |ATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL ane Eee ron PRIMARY AND ADVANCED CLASSES, ‘streets, for $12.8 Wie. ~A GOOD WOMAN, TO. ae DO. 0, GEN EAs ‘Must be a first class ference required. Must at night, emake’ roe ct Capitol street, Monday, August 29. em gage erase naiepeyy sd 5t Kin- Steere al 99 te School Parlors of Ji Somumence, its four Witt aatcatany with REFERENCES, ee cit an ea ANA way Paid Say Ta | pu, tee Mes furninhed "Bervant Li. Gensed Agenay,"* 926 F street nortiwest,” C. od & CO. . 1 ‘ANTED—A GIRL, AS COOK ‘AND TO DO WASE- we ANTED—A RELIEF IN A DRUG STORE ‘EVERY required. tand Sunday. References ak ce, IST, Star office. aoa wasn ED—A STRONG GERMAN GIRL, TO DO General Housework in a family of four adults. | o Apply at No. 1016 11th street northwest. ERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. FOR Gi GES, Sth. Porifornation sae ing; must have good references. Apply:st Ho. 306 August to MISS C. DEN Nuts ar AVERLY SEMINARY, 1412 B STREET NORTH Fu ee, Boarding and Day Schoo! for Youn 1 SHORTLIDGE’S MEDIA (PENNA.) fee RENT—WUR NICE ROO! ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM ‘two doth. Mian LIPSCOMB, Principal. iiriced, for $15; ton fs and nee of parlor, REBEL NSTITUTE AND Kr DERGARTEN, put children. ANTED—A RELIABLE LAD OR YOUNG MAN, to Peddie and Canvass; Gp Address first, by letter, C. to Dr. GUSSON, Washington At ‘ANTED—A STRONG, BRIGHT, =e WHITE Boy ag Messenger in an office: ‘must be sg et work all of the time. Address, etating references, inclosing no originals, Box 146, Star o! 826-3 Ww: ‘TE. PHARMACIST. teen to seventeen Years of ane, of education, who wishes to PROPRIETOR OF PHARM ANT also, a Chambermaid. ences, Apply, after 2 p. 10, ‘Comma Marine Barracks, on G street, between 8th and 9th southeast, 5-3t" ANTED—TWC RERS, ONE DAIRY- man and Foreman on a farm. Apply at FULTON'S Loan Office, Ni + 9th street northwest, near Penn- rs als Ww of three adult: c Apply at FULTON'S Loan Office, 314 Oth “street, between Pennsylvania avenue and D treet northwest, sya One square from ns THUESDAY, cK: N. in Ge ree. Ne Byers advantage for thorough instruction from you tom van part Tiitwes POLLOCK aad NOEER, Principal al? YLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, Thorough instructi Civil 7 the Classics and Eniclish. Dugres couferred. med ‘THEO. HYATT, President. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL YN, ALM., PRINCIPAL. iS SEPTEMBER rn. ePunils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- “F limited nuniber of Papile received into the family of | See where they will receive the 1 tis ne of a home. id easter information apply at 405 East Capital | OR TENT oe No. oie "PENNSYVANTA race ony | syalte Evening Star. _336-3t Riom 1, over Bank ot W FURNISHED BOOMS, WITH OR thant Board in Teateonutiray i Tesidence, street nirthwest, at very moderate prices. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK, (WHITE WO- opment of the latter Roan) ith on, ceteris. ADE amenity yale br fitted at Siedia eae gre now at Harvard, | oheand Mi oe Bo foot Points Annap $00 rer quer for youu Sn and bore schools, ‘No extra charges except for music. Special care and Individual and class instruction for | edvenee ee es ee oe vate tutoring and school- | Commercial, Scientific and Classical vanreage ate Bonk bec 4 ¥ Professor W. P. Hammond, i RENT PLASANT UNFUR UNFURN} anitable only fer pe changed 804 9th street northwest, Pobalie Whitey thes ieane ott Refer cial atic ntion to dull boy ; VERY ~ DESIRABLE. Feuxtate in a private fi aaa SCHOOL— rd, moder “oonveniinces: south fecuts No. aren foe Teel Deg Seat ness: will’ be taken for aterm of four years, Address ACY, Star office, 226-m* —A GOOD FEMALE, tOOK, GWHITE;) FALL TERM OP ‘T_EVE UNFUKNISHED ROOMS FOR 2rnatcer ing very: cheay): on line of F street cars. and Penmametiy 61 Potter & Hammond's Book heopiig. i Bee lectures, with the finest and_ fullest apparatus periment ‘and illustration. Fine building with ve rooms: heated in all stories and licht ymnasium; excellent leture of buildings ndant’« Quarters, JOR RENT—E: a a: hot and cold bat ee from fhe "Hon Sega) Wi of 9 Toc tach ‘communicating, With bath OW i | enc floor. Also, Stite ‘of Rooms on first floor. 210-1m* ED ROOMS TO RENT EN OR RENT—FU3NISI ing] No. 225 3d street nomhwest. ENT._The ROOMS now occupied by the Youns Men’s Christiat, Association, viz: An office ea large rooms ani the chapel, all well ughted am hecéod by steam. “Meee “Corner of 7th and 1. streeta nc jeates wons and dauschters for real lif | Course ‘comprises ‘Penmanship NTED—A GOOD SERVANT FOR A FAMILY Spelling. the saaiak | no washing. “Also, a Man as fore- , Correspondence, Business Aritluuetic, Sin- coping, Bustiess Practice, Law, and Lectures on Evening Sessions. gle and Double Entry Bookkeey A. Heiner, Media; Dr. WH. Pan- | Biltnen aul Rikon, Day nea WANTED SITU ATIONS. young man (white) a Situation driver of business waon ; willing to mal erally useful; good references. ‘Hon. H. ‘Bisbee, Jr., aS ve Bol Goo, a: | MONDAY. Atcust 20. A val- niet, cmeniee an eloquent eddress to the students on Elements of Success, by James A. Garfield, and a Tribute to Graduates of Spencerian Business Col | lewe, by Gen. Francis A. Walker, end aleo full informa- | | tion'concerning the omeee, will be sent free by runil a, application, or mu HE! i . SPRNCEE. Viee Princ feet, if not rented by saly on ‘as now PRAT’ T& BON OR ERTS ‘ORE No. 218 10th strect northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue and near Wholesale , feed or commission 926 Louisiana ave 'D—BY ASTEADY AND TE TRUSTWO} ORTHY ive daily trains; coach meets them only a few minutes from Media station. fedia has seven churchea and a tomperance charter strictly enforced, prohibiting the eale of all intoxicating | heaith record of Media has few ‘olkere CER, Proce | fmecluces all the unique effects of the real lewd pettdents admitted at any time. No ‘inci ADEMOISELLE _TARDIVEL, | “er Boarding and Tay ‘echo f _FOR RENT—HOUSES. | Customer Ke-opens September V tleman and wife, two Board: | Address -e02W* yan heed or econd floor, northwest preferred. ies PNo examina nission. or full particnias addres SHETHIN ©. SHORT- (Harvard University graduate), Media, Principal at Ebbitt House, Fri August 26 and al 2 from 9 ain w10 pine 026-20 | HE HE SCHOOL, OF MATHEMATICS AND | gua wh English course. and other languages STED_ON SEPTEMBER i6rm, BY A GEN- commmnicating Un- furnished Rooms, on second floor, with or without ‘ftom 8, 703 7th street uorthwest, eat: ENT_HOUSE No. 2307 LST. ter. Inquire a t di poken within six monte, D next door, at a es unsurpassed. CEDARS—A HOME 9 ies and Little Girle—will REOPEN on WED) | DAY, the lath of ‘SEPTEMBER. It is situated on the mae is accessible by street cars Is are extensive, thelocation healthful and beamtifal, Ror gireulars ayily fo the Misses EARLE, 1916 35th street, Washington, D. i. 607 10rw STREET NORTHEAST, Rent $12.50. Key next street. 827 BY THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, or Four Unfurnished Rooms for house- \T_LARGE DOUBLE BRIGK DWELI- i, 204 F street northwest: newly gna, Terms low. Apply to DUVALL THURSDAY, Beytember int at 6 p.m. pred ee ACL on ta the recular «iving loéation and price, 1223 Vermont aye- gpecial day and eve- ized forinstruction in Elemen- Ww ANTED— HOUSES. ning tary and fligher Mt Math Surveying. Mechanical Drawing, Linear Bo! eparing for ys preparing RIVATELY OR IN CLAS: Latin, Greek, French, German and English. yror RF T_BRICK HOUS ea EEATIO. No. 1312 T STRI oe tee 1230 Sth street north’ eight ws D—FOR A y MO the winter, a Furnished House of about 10 rooms; northwest section preferred. | Small family; respans.bie ful. Give description, price, &c,” Addrosr Box and ¢: it" ANTED—JO RE Ist Octobe, an 8 or 1) room How improvements; in nort answer in mediately. Box 62, ‘Star office, a25-Jt* NTED—TO RE estern part of the city. tment, city. Ww! ANTE D— BOARD. ‘Special ‘attention to preparation for Coilece, West volis and ‘all com, petitive exainiuations: FLYNN, A. M., tt W comer 6th and K mtnvets, oriiwoat painted and papered. Apply , 920 F street northwest. JOR = 'T AND SALES OF PROPERTY, ee ulletin issued on the Ist and 15 very monta at the office of THOS. E. G GAMAN 519 7th strcet northweet. THS OR FOR THE Per SENTOS, a at the lecture ROF. AND MRS. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIERE'S i English and Classical Sch as ARCHER INSTITUTE.—MES. ARCHER AND dd the summer in Colo- Mr. and Mrs. MI? NT BY 15TH SEPTEMBER OR : all modern ood tenants; 45; Langdon Terrace, L streets northwest, store ; 308 14th street southwest, 6 room: streets southwest, 's Defrees street_northy IIT & strect_southwest, re and Dwelling comer 8th and west, large, yard and stable; rent lo = Professor of the Fren (Translations done.) ADIES! SEMINARY AND DAY SCHOOL | for Children, 622 18th street northw a | ‘Thorough instruction ‘Mrs. ELIZABETH HARRIS, REDERICK FEMALE SEMINAR FREDERICK, si Duties resumed on WEDNESDA\, hful. Course of instruction cory: zh, Terms very moderate. For catalogues and ‘Mus. M. W. HACKELTON, Hove rooms, $13 WER th- | WE SepTempen 20TH. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, : Kooni, with Board, in private family, bet ie ©, neuk Belt Line Cars, Address D. L., Sta five. IN GOOD cin es to Adopt a Female Infant. Address 3, Star office. Wares OF $3,000 FOR THRE at 7 per cent: ample security; life estat fice. arniture, $19; one Bed-roon pets, Lounge, Kitchen Safé and Table. near @ northwest, WANE D TO PURCHAS pring Waxon. Price must below. Address H. ottice. 826-3t 'T—THE BRICK STAPI: C: northwest. "Apnly op premiscs: WANTED, HORSES TO feed when requ simmer and winter: PRICI e CLARK, Si W3xteD JURY E ie LEY TO ‘Mice for Letters. “Come home. Wie eD- RY FUR moving goods from the furniture; satisfaction guaran- teed. Also, general Dyeing and Scouring executed in fi JOHN APPELD, Chemical Dyer, | 5 class Mannes Maseachusetts avenue northwest. OLD 8Ti ‘222: AM ( ers to ren iture to steam, jy8 ‘WARTED, CARPETS ‘TO CLEAN. DO NOT WHIP Carpets. Our work is done better and prices Jower than in any other establishment in Washington. Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 a NNOUNGE THAT JO} sioner, Examiner and Notary. a.m. to 5p. m. m2 CORCORAN BUILD) nue and 15th street, op- ‘A select school for boye and Only scholars of Fall term of 1881 bocins RLU ae sans MERSON INSTITUTE, Claseical and Mathematical SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ween I and K rtreeta, DAY, ¢ SEPTEMBER 14, 1881, CHAS. Be YOUNG, J 509 7th street northwest. ral character Received. th. and thoromrh ‘instruction in the ‘common Short-hand, Higher” Arith Geometry, Latin and Greek. M., Prineiyal, Washington, D. C.16-3u1 y T. VERNON Boarding and Day 8 Scpeol for Young Ladies. Warhingtans Dec MRS. J. EDDY SOMERS, gpens September 1, SE ‘xetcwn, 6 rooms, hall, month in advance. ‘Apply Will re-open WEDS For circulars, ¢ STREET NORTHWEST, street northwest, 9 W. i. $50} remot: 110, Rooms, $98 por mn 7th stréet northwest, ENGLISH AND FRENCH Bohool for Foune Ladies anit Chitin, inont avenne, will re-open September 14th. Boarding | pupils linnited. EORGETOWN INSTI’ twenty third annual session of this Institution yal og ed MONDAY, September 5th, 1881. to'Rev Pst. SWEET, Prinéipal, y and Montgomery streets, George- 7 room, two- a Back modem imp: yprovenents: per month: quarterly § UTE FOR BO! PD For cata- to parties ‘without“c fie Legues apy to 8 ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, W SEP BE i hha ani nay se ie ea st MA aa ae eee as Contralto Soloist in ‘Chu nc Metzerott's Music Store. 5 WASOS, Noowy 1, a ((oLomaran COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. fty-ninth annual session will commence on the jitH OF SEPTEMBER, with the following corps of ew A. B., Professor of Greek. Professor of French and Ger- “a HOWARD GORE, B. 8., Professor of Mathe- for West Point and the tific service of the A HORSE AND LIGHT HGeeE No. 009 NEW = AVE- mie 3 northyeet hood ine Apis W. io. 6.3 JOHN- AND Mis Boy: See on Schools $173 Young Men, aig age House attached to No. 1412 H street roe RENT) improvements. CH oo eee window; ten rooms; ali modern ly to E. CARUSI, Law, $90 Lonisianyaysnue northwest. JOR RENT—HOUSE No. 2119 H STREET NORTH- Jost, all modem improvements; ten rooms. Apply TRIMBLE, No. 1216 NOR RENT—; AT H ATES VEL DWELLING OF i C0 by 280 feck. “Tor torma street, or CC. HYATT, OTIS [ASON, ANDREW Y MONTAGUE, A! Latin. HARRY C. DAVIS pANTHONY HL Ji ped "Bore, prepared for Gol Naval Academy, for the civil and Government, and for business. For cataloxues or further information apply, to, the Principal, 1205 Q street northwest. HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, “FOR G GIRTS. Sera MOI a ergs me * MCINTIRE, 918 F' street TORE Testored tots oristnal colon without injury or re- On Brat, Estare Sect Seccrrrr, THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ‘ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN for » satintoctory sccurity, (cr Se ge to invest Same io CA, call on R. McKEAN, 503 _D ‘Thorough instruction, caref\ of a Christian SEPTEMBER 21. Bev. ART! ‘Reisterstown, ENT-TWO BRICK HOUSES, 9 AND 11 ne, with ali the modern imp) th street northwest aut street northweet. short time, on feats. adarensc. W: ARPET Cleaning x Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- Matireeses to steam and remake, Fur- vements, Nos. ee and ‘1519 y F. EDICAL 1 2 aeae UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. {hirty-second annual session wall DAY, Sept. Sth, in the Medical College Bi ner 10thand E ‘streets northwest. For infc F. A. ASHFORD, M. D., Dean, 1330 New York avenue. ANY FRENOH AND ENGLISH fe Ladies and ‘ONEY TO LOAN. ENT—HOUSE etween F and uorthwost hear the War 2 ment; nine rooms and bath-room tothe houxe. Also, No, 11d ot si No. 6a 7th etreeks busween'D and OR RENT—A NEW, HANDSOME, BRICK Sees At Bir ON REAL ESTATE SECULITY. §HUYC ‘RAL ESTATE AGENT, a Ins. Bi ORE SEMINAI SHENANDOAR SE Ebert int i ACADEMY, wr nlverrdiy, “Areas. =F or ere ZY open Seveember 7. eee ae AENET IOS UNIVERSITY @CHODI. G Princival, Jan. a. D., — pines of St John's - ep ET ACI iC BON 2 GRE EART arn serene exon, of, and M416 T street Tort 3. pti q a4-c02m __Einoain, county, Va * Je Foc NGan Pee of PIANC one and Bae EYL TE, SOUTH TTOWN, DERRSHINE CO. MASS 1842. Prepares boys for College or for business. tion healthful. ne walarve. Careful attention to ind Netpupas, tend for ¢ BI to F. MILLS, A.M. Principal, : | qpanon ACADEMY. a MARION, MASS. A first class School . fits Demaprend civsnn teeneats Bnglich etueatgon ‘The Principal will reseive a few dents ste hits faznily, “a howe and nota boarding hows, References, ri FB. Dexter, Se'y Yale Osllewe: fiom. R at; Mans. Seunie, Morri: bol ormation to C. P. HOWLAND, field, Pa.. until Rept. Ist., aftor- e4-c8Kth 6 thm oT SCHOOL FOR Be on the FIRST MONDAY Prineipal, Fast wards, Marion, MISS, GALxINs: p\ Je will peop | SEPTEMBER, at the corner or East Capital and 4th | streets. 05-1 ly ASHING TON Boarding and Chiliren, re es. apply to Mr | LAS, Principal: IVERVIEW ACADEMY. ¥ HKEEPSIF, N.Y. A THOROUGH Na %, combining STUDY, ation in due properti sit a ent on COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Day School for Young Ladies BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. MITATION STAID and beautiful inven ornan iLASS.— This grand ion fille & vacancy tons felt in tine tion of common. win ce and colored glass in stained glace win descriptive price let, call or send postal. New intense Just roel ved, , ing given to every Lstiwet northwest. ‘WELL, Agt. for D.C. L,°™**=8- WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, No 1, 16 feet...... ..por 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 46 fect... = 1.50 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2... = 1.60 | CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... ae 00 E PINE SHINGLES, nearly clear. Cele- brated Crapo brand. por thousand 3.90 | WE FURNISH FSTIMATES OF ENTIRE COST OF BUILDINGS FREE OF CHARGE. WILLET & LIBBEY, SIXTH STREET ax New Youe AvEenve. SPRacur Squane. ply over ten thousand of Poruiand strengthening the foundation of the Washington Monu- ineut were awarded to as Over all competitors, our Ge ent bela the strongest and best. HOWARD FLEMING. sole ageut United States, 28 Liberty street, New York. H. L. BISCOR, for District of Cotunitia, BISOOES 20th strest panes where » supply be kept ae pss os. WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS JOHNSTONE’S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S LIQUID PAINTS, ready for use. (Send for circulars.) Estimates tarnished to Builders. A full stock of AR- TISTS' SUPPLIES always on hand. GEORGE RYNEAL, Jz., m30_ 418 Tra Srexet Nonruwesr. gute MANTELS, Dx BEI ‘Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is Coe of Deeds for Every State and Territory, U. S. Commis- in office from 9 sion, furnished or whfurnished. of 2) wine vaults, ‘summer kitehen, fountain and eee ar modern improvements.” Appl ‘Thomas’ Circle,or J. Little Girls, will reopen at 943 M taroct mation Sep- Classes from Kindergarten to Harvard | ‘Thorough instruction by North- cass TO Tees ON REAL ESTA’ tember 5, 1381. ars CENT. R. O. HOLTZMAN, by Steam and Make Over. | Upholite ting. Furniture stored and packed. Ci and examine. At ¥. H. YOUNG'S, 1404 i avenue. W ANTED_—FEATHERS E AT- re, ‘te Rem: ania avenue, bet. $0 and 4% streets, DARK SEMINARY, 506900 STREET. NORTHWEST, 10th and F streets northwest. SAY, i COMDRON Bt 1881. For ‘ONEY TO LOAN. ih T have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAT! of from $100 wards, at lowest rates AND HAIR MATTRESSES R RENT 10 NORTH A STREET, WITHIN A row of ‘Capitol, Trooms and basement of RANK T. x willreopen THUR iculars address Mi PO. Box 276, Washi ington, RGETOWN | COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. — School for Young Ladies. —The wall.commence the SECOND Columbian Law ry RENT =f -STORY BIICK WAREHOUSE, ‘Charges moderate. No delay. sexsion of 1881 and 188 B. H. WARNER, 16 ¥ street northwest. ‘Washingoin. A PROMINENT BUSINESS Se 0th street, near as ‘Store can be de- welling, nich contains 12 rooms, includ- large cellar, gas, water, Bath, eo. Louisiana avenue. M. Furniture to Pack and’Ship, at 616 Louisiana avenue. <narll W. ANTED-OLD GOLD ANDSILVERIN LANGE OR tual! Quantities. Hixhest cash price paid. 321 ply to Principal. Store and Dwelling No. 423 aul-im pitice above Pennsylvania, BOOTS AND SHOES. Tee CHANCES Fast “CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES AT iaen Tailor-1 be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D_ térect north 4%, on at ranch Store, No. RENT—THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE ith beautiful «rounds known as the Stone Mansion Golumbia Heights), 14th street. | Furniture fo Can be seen by applying on the premises. BUSINESS CHANCE, private sale, a select stock of fine FAM- ES, WINES, &c., in the store corner sth and S streets northwest.’ Also, Horse and Wagon. Excellent chance to go into business at oue of the best ro KNOW THATISELLAFIRST- le Second-hand Suit, much better and agrest deal cheaper than a commol Hew susan ACTUAL COST. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS oR SALE—A LIGue B USINESS ota ae | & ‘aon, or will trade for a 1p os 1512 Peanaplvania avenue northwest” R SALE—A SECOND-HAND a GOOD ns pew; price, 85, Apply to JAMES H. MeDON- We will sell all of our Gent's Fine LOW SHOES and Light CONGRESS GAITERS at actaal Cost. Ladies’ LOW SHOES, SLIPPERS and Light BUTTON thy Ghocen —We buy but first-class ber and October. will apply to Mrs, J. ELL, Markham Station, Fauquier count locations in northwest BEALL, Attorney, 700,000 BOOTS at Prime Cost. ‘These Goods must be closed out to make room for Fell ALD, No. 509 K street nor WOR SALE—ONE GUBERT Zich rosewood case ranted in overy ret partof city. Apply to FILLMORE WARE FIANO: wil be aft at an ertcray "tow MITH: No. 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. DERSONS WISHING BOARD FOR MONTHS OF sa8 WILL BE EXCHANGED for Real Estate on cash basis. FRANK HUME, Pennsylvania avenue. ‘This is a good opportunity to get good goods at very OR BALE FIVE HEAD OF THOROUGH-BRED UNTRY BOARD FOR SEPT Good PHILLIPS, Falis Church. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ‘Tae Oxp-Esr. Cattle, perfectly soun FEW Pu i ‘by applying at ‘‘ Brentwood,” near ae and jam. 7 boarders can be comfortably accommodated in an old Virsinis farm house; twenty minutes ride from rail- Paid siation. | Anply to WALL. IRISH, Waterford, Loudon count; Ft C ‘ABLISHED AND POPULAR RESTAURANT AND SALOON, Garden in rear and large cellar, 423 10th street, between Gas Oflice and Medical Museum, a few doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. An excellent stand. Thoroughly juire GEO. McCARTHY, . 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sune. webucitsaes STOCK ong By we intending nto the Mar Manufacturing end Winds ase settle them'af ous, Se TOR SAGE NOTHING LIKE IT IN THE saa KET—A yery 5 wil’ or whols of a New Tete Just Jama Jars addr LASS COUNTRY BOARD AT megs dale Farm, half » mile from East Falls Church Sta- fihede and water. Ad. ‘The MILL, MACHINERY, UNEXPIRED ASE from tee Grand O- Canal ‘Company, and TOR BALE — AT SACRIFICN — arene, GRAND | Mason & Hamlin Gablnct Organ, "$49; fire- G- GREYS EXCELSIOR GU Figo Ro. 1180 40 streak nortivest. “Owner Soren Fe, SALE AT A ‘con RAIN VALUABLE B Pag ness Property 9th and Q streets now cecmied Re by lo oe a Acer ESF plot 258120 foe feet. AD] Angi Alto, the RIGHT and FORMULA for nal about 135 miles trons Trom Googctows ‘Apply to SAEED 1900 Sisteisest, or —COLUMBIA Sad Raper one saa faucy Does {anv and Ratée froma soop.i. R“MALEORY, Fancior and Breedes od an T SURGER} DR. WHIT CaTROPODIST iH SALE THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE N. C. Stephen, esq., of Blader sag Wi acres. Land; also, three hice House ana ¥ oe, ad oe otto Nadine JULES. BIEUDGNNES at her father’s + Starothee: dads ren 2 He ae A SACRIFICE A GOOD SEVEN- ie sell ery, tof csk Kacra See eS | R SALE—AT A_ BARGAIN-TWO FRAME Houses, Noe. 205 and 207 6th street foutheast: six Sar Coen cece in Ge 515 7th street Excrescences, and all Ailm: of the Eminent Seren tteebre (ot fee REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF #1 pee REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, &o. ADV: ON ao | Reh Eprom” os neon = BOARDING. __—} OR SALE—OR WIEL BL TRADE FOR, aa Bugsy. peacly Pee Cane aod ALE—ON ACOOUNT OF CON’ z oouR Cornea: Yauta, sven avenue, sae ‘Willard's Hotel. DDE STARE PARSONS. DENTIST, a909TH STREET, E northwest Filing ‘First-class references. Charges: Cone ket al Ditcetieest corner 33h aa eee AND E STS. Sects be CORNER 6ri anne) Ofrests aloo; Table Board Wf desired ‘OR SALE--§ D Be gob SEV! Dwelling. cag alanis tn‘ a s orge a months: =e oem He sip oesehn g,* ‘TzH ANDI ‘ON ia, Bo ye ay sca prenen No ees BRICK RESIDENCE No. 124 F street northwest; pleasant srounds, with trees and fc exatuited bettrocn 6 ana T prise aor ee ASTOR FLGGR.. et Boara. Mus. D. B. COUNTRY ne. are ag a apg ae me WHAT, ing: seeeira rani $90 por month: ap30 and Retail, AT FACTORY, Je25-3m, ©, near Oth STREET NORTHWEST. _ ify MARTIN & 06 PULP MORTAR \° BLACK, For Brickiayer’s Use, Where Black Joints are Reguired. Best in the worid. Only black that never fados, J. H. JOHNSON & ©0., Ac sp27 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street ; WALKER's, 206 10TH STREET. CHARCOAL, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, ASARPET LINGN@ nov? GRAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIES. __ HOUSE ‘URNISHINGS. E OUSEKEEPERS FITTING OUT OR" REPLENISHING CAN NOW FIND AT OUR STORE A COM- PLETE STOCK OF CHINA, CUTLERY, CHOCKERY, PLATED WARE, GLASSWAKE, HOUSEFUENISHING GOODS Of the best class. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (ate Webb & Beveridge,) 026 NO. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J. W. KENNEDY & co., (Establiabod 1800,) 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET NOKMEST OB Have for Sale at Bottom Prices, PRESERVING KETTLES, APPLE PART ‘CEL WITH ookiNG ‘ANDN® MA ATTACHMENT, PEACH AND POTATO PARERS, IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS. ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS. _N. B.—Store closed at 6 p.m. als And Geese = ee largo