Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1881, Page 2

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 30, 1881. . Editor. ‘The Evening Star has a reaular, permanent, bona fide daily circulation more than trebl that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal te that of all the other daily papers here added together. “THE Stak 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 ornight, free of charge. Persons leaving the city for the summer can have Tue Stag mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. Uniform Divorce Laws. The National Bar Asséciation is a body of com- Manding talent and position, which might exer- cise a very powerful influence for good on the country if it onee concluded to set itself squarely about it. So far, however, its deliberations and actions appear to have been confined to making things pleasant and profitable for the legal pro- fession., rather than looking after the interest of their clients, in a larger and more unselfish sense. For example, there is no legislation needed in this country just now more than a uniform iaw in all the states on the subject of marriage and divorce; and if this Association should take the matter up and give it the at- tention its importance demands and the weight of its prestige, there is little reom for doubt that the required le; n could be speedily had. It is true that the subject was before the Asso- ciation at its meeting two years ago, but not in the shape in which it ought tocome. At that amittee was appointed to prepare a of the divorce laws of the several states, with a view of taking’some action in the direc- tion indicated. But that is not what is needed. ace No matter what the laws of the several states may be. Everybody knows that they differ and that many of them are grossly de- What the Association ought to do is to appoint a committee to frame a wise and just bill, fair and equitabi all its provisions, and then nse its influence to secure its adoption in all the states, in lieu of their existing statutes. With the acknowledged high standing of the Association, and with its members of ability and influence in nearly every state in the union. this would not be difficult to accomplish. The fact that such a measure had the endorsement of such an able and respectable body would of itself be nearly sufficient to secure its passage through slatures, the members of which have little time or inclination, and perhaps not ca- pacity enough to give the subject the attention to which: it is entitled. And the Association could hardly doa better work. To use the language of the New York Herald :—~ Such a statute would be productive ef the best results. It would prevent fraud, make more sacred the marriage obligation, cheek crime, and put an end to a vast amount of liti- gation, a large proportion of which is based on perjury aud fraud. ae It is not alone in the cities of Europe that telegraph wires have to be placed underzround. Many of the tines traversing agricultural and have adopted the subterranean m, partly, no doubt, because required to do 80 by legal or charter requirements, and partly also. for the reason that it is in the end cheaper, while the wires are less subject to interruption than when strung up on poles in the old way. The lines connecting Paris and Nancy, a stretch of nearly two hundred miles, are now being placed underground for the whole distance. The plan adopted there is to place the wires, weil insulated, in an iron tube, which is povided with doors at every 500 metres, like manholes in our sewer system. This obviates the neces- sty of breaking up the ground to get at the ‘Wires in case of disturbance or break, and will Save both time and expense in making exam- inations, repairs. ete. This extensive experi- ment is being watched with much interest by other companies, and in case it is found to work successfully. as it in all probability will, it is likely to be generally adopted, especially in those sections of the coantry where the difficulty and cost of getting suitable poles make some sort of substitute forthem an absolute necessi For some localities short iron posts have been tried, but these proved te be too expensive. and less durable than was supposed. In some por- tions of upper Italy stone poles about fifteen feet high have been successfully used, but all countriesare not so well supplied with exactly the t sort of stone as is that particular locality. It will be seen, therefore, that Jaying the wires under ground solves many vexed problems. ~2> The Commissioner of Agriculture of Virginia males the s ble suggestion that every person ver ten years of age should cele- brate the Yorktown centennial this year by ing a tree (walnut is recommended) some e yard, field, road-side or forest. 4 cood on net be limite ler, of Columbus, Ohio, is one of the hath ve that tothem that Ss offered te = - The selectmen of the town of Franconia, Grafton county, N. H., have formally and offi- jin heretofore known ij z Mt. Layfayette. in range of the White Mountains, and it will be so known and the records of the town, 88, by the public. o> — web of evidence involving James Malley rier of Jennie Cramer seems to be closing dowa upen him. The alibi his family attempt sh for him on the Friday rhas been upset, and it is 7 GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER KNOWN TO DO ITS WORK! WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? CHOLERA AND CRAMPS 31 E TIME IS SHORT STABLISHED 1861. EsTABLisuen 1861. W. B. MOSES & SON, Comsen MARKET Srack AND TTH STREET, UPHOLSTERY Goons, FURNITURE, AND CARPETS. We are now offering Carpets of all kinds ten ard less than the same goods bring in New Furniture and Tyholstery Goods we guarantee to sell 5 Jow as any place in the United States. Parties wishing te furnish a house will do well to call on us fora bid, ‘Which we will furn%ih without charge. W. B. MOSES & SON, _Trn STREET AND MARKET SPACE, cents per York city. e-2w COE. CHEE bkos. Praxos, BURDETT ORGANS. ‘The best now made. G. H. EUIEN, So'e Azoat, 407 l0rH Sraver Noxtnwesr EDUCATIONAL. Mesto Sata eee o We have opened alll our Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS left over from Last Season, and have placed them at such prices as will insure their speedy sale; and have GIRL WHO HAS SOME +, Apply at 107 H street ~ e sone ‘804 ‘ANTED—A GIRL, TO COOK AND WASH AND | 7: RENT- NICELY PARLOR AND Feceived within the pact few days a most elegant assort- | Winn in sama family, G0 Wabi eine Fiaer sat Boor: ‘three lines of cars. ‘ment of Georgetown. at No. 503 14h vtreet noraiwesk, BLACK AND COLORED SILK PLUSHES in all the new Shades. Also, elezant OMBRA STRIPED REA! a D. ©. 230-3t RENT_—FOUR ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, ON second floor, with use of bath. At No. 609 7th street southwest. Inquire on premises. ie PLUSHES, in all the new Fali Shades, and the largest ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL | 40R RENT—THREE TO FOUR UNFURNISHED and cheapest lines of elarant Side-bend American SILE | WV housework foe Gmelt tants iho Eee Fitoome aise re ;, Water andeiras. j ci cook, washer and ironer. Good Ref At No, 519 9th street northwest. Also's beautiful Sauare SURAHS that we have ever placed on our counters. miss TEDEGE aA eee aa oa inae Full lines of CASHMERES, CHUDDA~ CLOTHS, SUITINGS and FLANNELS. ONE PRICE ONLY IN PLAIN FIGURES. 28 A = ETRE oo 2a best wares: lines street cars. Apply st once, 805 11th street north- ployment. GEO. W. DBIVER. 1 1230-2" avemne. ae OR RENT—THREE DESIRABLE URFURNISHED W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, WANTED-A WOMAN, WHITE PREFERRED, eens on Bn hee, mint for housekeep- with ref tocook, wash and iron. Pieaee | ing: very. location. Apply, before 9 k.m. or 330 919 Pexxernvanta Avawue. | apply Jo No. 221 24 street southeast. it 2p.m., No. 715 1th street north: 290-3¢" WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL, WHO | CAN come well recommended, A. HAL to do general house me work at No. 1107 5 street west. 1t* H, Siete Se xe Pasce oxo Noranr BR RENT—FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, FOUR Pustio, uw furnished Kooma, | has Femoved! from Le Droit Building to the Warner communicating Unf on "second : t No. in private fainily: references exchanged. At No. eaten Er) Buildins, street WASTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE WoMAN, | 2S ae — esses f= <= — ies una oe ina small family; refer- Fo RENT—LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, ON GcHOOI-DaY BARGAINS. Soong required. Apply st No. 600 F ee second floor; southeast a hot nd, ‘cold — vate family Dass door. "800 20 retest, corner H northwest. aJ0° 3" R RENT — HANDSOME OFFICE ROOMS, ANTED—A STRONG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply at No.2200 Pennsylvania av- | 38c. CHILDREN’S FULL REGULAR MADE FRENCH st ovr asth street, on AY, “MBER the 5th, ‘Washington city. IVATE INSTRUCTIONS a ETH AND KINDERGAR- ate thorough rT. ent, ural 5, sa 330-1 INENEY avenue, culars “aint Mc northwest. “Tuition reasonable. 188 FELLOWS WILL OPEN A SELEC ‘on the JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, VERMONT AVENUE: and Commercial ‘Dra Stadioe pesuuned MONDAY 1. A certificate of conduct reg schools or colvaven, BRO. TOBIAS, President. INSTITUTE, #18 CONN reopens SEPTEMBER 21, 183). For cir- MISSES BURGESS, Principal. CT SCHOOL in Septem- near C street ‘who have attended ‘aad Girls, First InFint Prosbsestion Church, 435, 3d floor, and One Furnished Hall Room on 2d floor. Inquire NY NFURNISHE! | Foiitoe on eon aa taten eta wa oa the same floor; at 605 13th street northwest, 3tt W6inait and Foreman one tere, Loan Office, No. 314 9th street ni sylvania avenue. WwW P LACE MARKET, K street northwest. Couyen litH STREET xD Naw YORE AVENUE, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprictor. Apply at FULTON’ orthwest, near Penn als-20 ANTED—A GOOD SERVANT FOR A FAMILY of three adults; no washing. Also, a Man as fore- pian, for a Farm, “Apply at FULTON'S Loan Oftice, POR BENT, NICELY FURNES HE ROOMS, WITH ds of 3 ABLE! - street, between Pennsylvania avenue an AP Board, terms moderate, in house wit Inodern | BR, HGS, cer “Pveepahine tn bene ES REQ | street morte eh Syzieime” | improvements: “Wi 1th atreet northwest, alt YR RENT—1423 IOWA CIRCLE—A SUITE OF Furnished Rooms, without Board, second floor, day window, entlemen prefer vi ipo PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ — ee red; Deron having Wer ANTED BY A SEPILED WHITE WOMAN, A ildren need nét app! aa7-3t mation to C ‘ash and Iron. Best of refer 7 ei NORTE Temusbe gratifying to know that, thanks to our wa- | ences, Apply No. 433 New Jersey avetiue, between D E Pe toe ee ee perior facilities, we are now enabled to offer low-priced | and E streets. 1 ith, two nice closets; cars pass the door: also, fwo | School SHOES, with a guarantee to wear as represented | or another pair will be given instead. We can do this without reluctance, for EVERY SHOE WE HANDLE IS ESPECIALLY MADE UP FOR US, and every pair that should prove unsatisfactory is RE- | TURNED TO THE MANUFACTURER, thus the loss is his, not ours. We niakea speciality this season of Cousin's Celebra- ted Fine SHOES, and proudly assert that our Fall stock of BOOTS and SHOES for School or any other wear is | by far the largest in the District for quality and style, rANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG COLORED aoe ba Serta tt Male BST ees ferences. .D. NEWS Anandale, Fairfax county, Va. 330-20” ANTED-BY ASTEADY AND TRUSTWORTHY young man (white) a Situation ‘as coachman or ariver of business waron ; willing to make himself jen- erally useful; good references. Address Box 77, Star office. WANTED—ROQOMS._ Furnished Rooms, 2d’ floors, at 1517 8th ‘street_north- west. a27-3t" OR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with gaa, heat and use of bath: hot and cold water; | Furnished Room suitable for gentleman. Apply at 1018 1ith streetnorthwest. Best of references required. OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without Board, in the beautifully located residence, No, 436 M street northwest, at very moderate prices. = —— | JOR RENT— x R él MS muverioro anything we have ver had, and our prices | WANTED HY EADY ONE Sich UNECHNISHTED | FUR aye\aw taniy’ Ng Ws Sth wnat norte as usual, beyond competition, not inquisitive. Address J. M. K., Star office. 430-2" | uae Guly for persons taking their meals out. | Refer SPECIALTIES, WANTED-FOUR OR FIVE UNFURNISHED | 770R RENT "DESIRABLE FURNISHED Roos northwest, suitable for light housekeeping priva ue Saad Tes ouppante al eather School Shoes. | and nena goed restaurant. Address 6. DL Stir Piibone ay Soars, ‘fonts Noo 433t Wstract ba os from $1 to $2.50 'ANTED—FURNISHED ROOM, WITH C& = E: ROE a 7 5 RoomE TOR os i NI M, Wi ONVE- ny v URNIS! MS WILLIAM HAHN'S Wiarencsens eee Hor, Waltable ton Pee ieiving price, Box RELIABLE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSES, for’s office. Address, ce. 816 7th street, between H and I, snd 1922 Pennsylvania Ei, treet, 3405 West O #1 Georgetown. OR RENT—FELEGANTLY FURNISHED & a24-6t" COND RE ) UNFU: ED RO and Third Floors of House No. 1027 Vermont ave- Syeciee, Ort 1th and 20th strovts, Feumimienting, focond floor. ‘norta, front, nue, of 3. rpems each, eqmmaunicating, with bath on 4 ” jainily. to quiet couple with no : | . ch, ; aes Sign—‘Rep Surrren. snot | EH S20 Bearer mang wath each floor. Also, Suite of Rooms on first Boor. al0-La' FURNISH] MS NT EN Novice. OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT E! ite or single; on first, second and third floors, at id street northwest. y30-3m. NT—STORE No. 218 10th street northwest, £P nia avenue and near Wholesale | No. JOR Ri south | mark THREE OR FOUR UN end floor, in a pri- y. Address, 330-3 DESIRE TWO ROOMS FOR POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. On and after AUG! ARKOWSMITH will the steamer T. V. foot of 7th street, ANTED—TWO LAD! WwW one on second floor, with Board, in the northwest | business. “Tnethenat Gao ee eee at7 a.m. PRSDAY and SATUR- ig! it References exchanged. ‘Ada = Tn aire aeRO ES soe crated aioe = X F. SR aTTED Le ee he sas | ORE, 7 iupe ROOMS now occupied by the Young Nomin Fer 1 oun, Currioman Bo 2 ea : See Spy coma he You and Leonard on DAY. Carrioman and ANTED—A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS, FUR- fay ar nae, Sia Cah Oface roca V Leonardtown. Steamer MY Sundays, for river | nished or Unfurnished, with or without Burd, in | {OUE {ane roous and the chapel, all well lichted “and y ss ; r with | heated by steam. “These roonts, covering 4,000 square | landins as far down ax Upper Machodock, stopping at | northwest section of city; must Ue Arst-claas inal re: | feet ot hot eect Ee See ee as ene S000 square | Brent’s wharf, Chappell Po Tuesdays, making the | spects; private family preferred. Address | For terms, &c., apply to A. 8. above landings as far down as Mattox Orcek. TAL,” City Post eftice. = its, 401 Dib wireet northwest. a eoe 3. B. WOOD, Manager. WANIEDION SEPTEMBER l6ru, BY A GEN- svicheptpand wife, two lanes comninnteating Un. urnish ms, on second floor, with or withou = ‘Address 8, T0H"7th stréet nortiwent, stat- RENT—HOUSES. ~ , - ine price. 2-eo2w" =e a Pe Ge re Ga te ——— a PA BRICK STABLI D CARRIAGE Ssssp € HHH O00 08 WANTED—HOUSES. Honse, with stalls for three horses, openinx through Soo h HOS OOE é t — SS: ____| New York ‘avenue. Apply at 1412" H street north Ssss8 cco H H 00 00° LLL T, BY A FAMILY OF THREE | ¥&* = E, RENT—TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, 1335 It street yorthwest; eight rooms and bath slarge grounds, with shade tress: rent $37.50 per month. 508 J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F street northwest. 130- ANTE adults, an 4 or 9 room Hous: ail modern im- nents: good neixhborhood; rent $20; refer ‘Address J. M. J., Star office. ANTED_BY OCTOBER Ist, OR BEFORE, A stuall House, six or seven rooms, with improve- BRING THE BOYS TO US TO CLOTHE. WE ments; rent not to exceed $20; will be paid prompt'y the | JG.OR RENT—FOR \ TERM OF YEARS, THE HAVE AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OPEN FOR THE | first of cach month. Address, Wiving locabion ead pace nanditve HO, come Oak ets ae seo BSS PEM OS ENT ro Sent Mo BOYS. THIS 1S THE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN | W A NTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | FOR RENT—NO. 1415 N STREET NORTHWEST, 32 rooms, in 5 per month. T three-story Brick with back buildin perfect repair, all hnprovemente; Tent $ Wiios: TPISHER «CO. D4 F. northwest. a30-6t OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES. WE HAVE several desirable Furnished Houses for rent in. the favest part of the city. One im the inunediate vicin- ¥OU WILL FIND IT NECESSARY §TO FIT THEM TED—LOAN OF $3,000 FOR THREE YEARS at 7 per cent; ample security; life estate and life | insurance; no commission. Address Box 66, Star of- | fice. aaT-3e | WILL GRAIN | no OUT FOR SCHOOL. ANTED—HORSES TO PASTUR feed when required; keeping horses a speciaity | ity of Du Pont Circe. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 BRUGES Stable SLi 6th street northwest. "O° Be | 2 Te Noreen * US Stable, Ww . H. P. Eceaee WE CANNOT ENUMERATE EVEN A PORTION | CLARK. Sligo, Md. 225-1m* ‘OR RENT—TWO-STORY BRI and Bath. 1475 T street nbrthwest, , Boundary, near 14th, water, ha Shop oF stgre-taom, HOLTZMAN, as iF HANLEY TO GO TO POST | story Come home. DOC. a22-8t" | henter JANTED-AT RICE’S OLD STEAM CARPET | #10; y ANTED—MARY E. Office for Letters. Cy i e 1414 ‘Pennsylvania avenue; OF THE EXTENT OF OUR STOCK. WE CAN SAY 1321 F street northwest. V 1OMMUNICATING | A good stand tor grocery, feed or commission | sok SS. McGEE’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WILL RE- men cial for li the rill. and and ja five onl; | atric ‘ill Bay Shortlic past of observing the mann conducted, as well as attend it, and am satisfic which can further both the intellectual and courses. from the Hon Fernando Wood, John Hoe; Presid - Chil drinks. i 1 Students admitted at any time. No *‘inci penses. Be. examination requisite for adm Principal at Ebbitt House, ROF. AND MRS. LUCIEN EF. For further and full particu (Translations done.) ‘OUNG LADIES . re . Eh aN te of Ver OPEN ber 12,1881. For Ke.) address WORTH 15c. ARTED-A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN, | pcan cite ies era Ned erred oad ee eee ee THIS I8 ANOTHEL OF OUR MOST ATTRACTIVE | py eran ee ene ee era eunaiet, ine | this kind in the qountes.” Apply to THOS. J. FISHER | _a27-1m* = 1484 Q street northwest. ; BARGAINS. quire at St 30 10th streec northwest. a27-st" | &CO., Agents, 1524 F street northwest. ie JN ATIQNAL UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT — oes VATS Sees REN’ gALTHY A O- talogrues are now ready andl can be obtained from SPECIAL INSPECTION INVITED. Wie Se ee ee | Preuss Tesirabig pecond story Unturpisbed | the v, a Te NEWTON G L. its fOr | Ro01 a. ‘No. 913 3 street. FREE HORSE-CAR TICKETS Baltimore. “Families furnished Servants, (ADPE tis | streotnocthweat betwee titand 8 ea. andeeen | — as Seana ‘To $1 purchasers. re ee Ce | Ly eee 229-30" ASELL INSTITUTE, 909 16ru STREET NORTH: 2 “ me a —_ ae er <4 west— Mrs. MITE, ins in. of | WVANTED—A PHARMACIST_A YOUTH, FROM | OR RENT—TO GENTLEMEN, PARLOR, AND Rosalyn Sem.) School begins SEPTEMBER 12rn. if COCHRANE & CO., Ww sixteen to seventeen years of age, of xood English | 1’ one or more Chambers; No. 1825'I street. a27-3t" | select Enyctish and ( lassieal School, with sty perior facil; OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. fem: wall ene, jates to Lene Your ‘sence, Addresg | VOR RENT_LARGE, COOL, PLEASANT BOOMS, | comforts of shlessent homeo is your aisles Cie PROPRIETOR OF PHARMACY, Star office. a26-Lm* | = Mcely ei Sie Ci oe Bade on | ciion ty ne ae sin | ee Ser = ANTED—IWO LABORERS, ALSO ONE DATRY- | WOR RENT FOUR UNFURNISH hoo ~ MEDIA (PENNA.) ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM. FOR YOUNG MEN AND. Boys. ‘Taylor waid: **T take great to parents ‘the Academy have had an opportunity for several years er in which this Academy is the deportment of the pupils who that nothing is ‘devel- ins | opment of the latter.” | Students fitted at Media Academy are now at Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Lafayette, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, etc." ete. ‘Annap- olis and any polytechnic school. $90 per quarter for young men and boys; schooling, books, etc. ys fitted for West Point, ‘No extra’ except for music. Spe- aftention to dull boys. |Special, care “and provision ittle boys. Individual and class instruction for advanced and backward young men, combining advantages of private tutoring and school-room English, Commercial, Scientific and Classical ‘Twelve instructors, all men and ali graduates. French and German spoken In languaxe classes. Book-keeping Penmanship by Professor W. P. Hammond, author of Potter & Hammond’s Book-keeping and Penmanship. Weekly lectures, with the finest and_ fullest hte with for experiment ‘and illustration. Fine buil i fifi rponm: heated in all stories and lighted with gas; hot and cold baths; gymnasium; ex t table; ample grounds. New illustrated circular. scctaion pecans of ee ferences, ani Gov. John I. Routt, M. full particulars, with 100 Fit the tev ea lds, D-D-. Rev. J. lent N. Thon. Be daily trains; coach mects them regularly. a few minutes from Media station. lectia has seven churches and a temperance charter tiy enforced, buibiting the sale of vll-tntoxiea "The heal i rd record of Mtdia has few parallels. tal” ex- ee iissiors. rticutars address SWITHIN C. SHORT- , (Harvard University graquate), Media, Ai 26 and nest ed ll pa ALM Friday tember 2, fr c. French, Encl:sh and Classical Schoc ., Reopen on MONDAY, PTE i 42, 1581, at 1538 I STREET NORTHWEST. lars and cireuiars go SC, COLLIERE, Aa, Professor of the French Language. EMBNARY AND DAY SCHOOL for Children, 622 18th strect northwest, re-opens vs, BerICUT | pleasure in recom- of Mr. Swithin C. NGLISH UNT, ‘wall com MBER 127 nenee, its [ANDCLA’ HIGH SCHOC ANDCLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL, $81, in the went. EERE Spee Behe REBEL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, 1127 13m Every, | ext to vanced | dress Misses POLLO! \ 1 P°Gaes Eo atts ‘A.M., PRINCIPAL. | FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER Stn. enue. OF gu suite over Milburn’s Drug Store. Apply | @CHOOL FOR MUSIC, NO. 76 2D STREET, | MIXED HOSIERY, ALL SIZES, SSTANTEDOA WHITER GIRL ADOUT TOORTEER | 02) GER & COCK, Law No. 143 § » Will open” SEPTEM: Srm, 1881) ANTED-A WHITE GIRL ABOUT FOURTEEN | Benmeyivani " ad0-awe | Srise HEATH will continue trate ee rahi ONLY 2c. PER PAIR. Tequired. 2000 Dumvastn sires Weel Wacies- | AOR GENTPETAIEHEI HOOME-WETR BORED: | Sat Ona nee eee Te natn Mie cany * 180, ton. eos | Ee eee ee oe es OD approved Of by parsnts. Termin per Quarter, 24 lee- WASTED-ACTIVE WHITE WOMAN TO COOK | Tit}: clixibly ‘situated; references required. Apsly | “BB gt. Temons ‘piven as usuale able EXTRA FINE, EXTRA WIDE POLKADOT PER- forming omy pu Gre Moms | Ey Vermont erenus, tae vanes Bins CALES, DARK COLORS, NAVY BLUE, Warhitigton Starker, pear 7th street ang 3t ond fone, for mderuen ‘uly Aino, Virco Minton < INDERGARTEN:—MISS OLGA HESSELBacr, | ee ‘Rooms on tt ftuble for light house- (formerly with Mra, Louise 5 open BROWN AND BLACK GROUNDS, ANTED A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, GER. | Teicing: pleasantly dieael. Apis Lise Lith, ceeet Kindergarten at 1195 Tuy treet northwest, on ON ONLY 9. PER YARD, family of ix. f with referency, t0 1491 Corcoran | Borthwest— : a80-8t | DAY, September 12th, lm street. aFi-3t" R RENT—FLATS IN TH. September sae RIV ATE SCHOOL—ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL— Pupils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- * ee fins. M. W. HACKELTON, Prost. RUIN ELEMENTARY ASP ACADEMIO SCHOOL. “Al ‘al oe Tetueen etn amd ROG terre eee ae —— i a Lied of tion. | 1418 1 38. WILSON a4-eo2m county, Vo. 7 cH ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and ide Fac MUSIC. ae ‘2. beetn- | erm, as well as those wishing Teach- | 734 12th street erm ar performer. REVLOCK INSTITUTE, SOUTH WILLIAMS. nes he bone for Colleys or for boston, focg" gos bons for Oclbogs or foe at namalnyva. Carel atiection Wo tithtstw BENS. F. MILLS, A.M., Principal. RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 13th street, op- A limited number of Pupile received into the family of | Powite U-S. Treasury. A select school for boys emg, B fans Gig ail secant nto sue ¥ ‘ited. Only scholars | Seucene yy Tn — _ orl Sittacter mere L! term of 1881 ner Day and evening semtona, pe Saxther intcemetion spety ot 405 Set Cane ym rents | QPE: \ | CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner of 7th and L streets north: f Lanwuzge, ‘Cocrespondan ‘Business gleand Double Ebtry Bookker Political Economy, Commercial Business and Ethica,. Di Scholastic vear begins OND west, ion un — i "Sal the foglish SOUrSe con pS ine . « = ‘Arithmetic, Sin ‘cammen Jira Geonntty: Latin and Geek” BURTON | MACAPEE, Ao Mo: Prinehet Washington, Li M., Principal, W i F A D. C.16-tm IVERVIEW ACADEMY . 8. Maitary 4 THOROUGH gorea c 1 WAKE School for Be Linas STL 5 | MILITAKY DRILL, ‘snd Recreation i due yi th doe props a ent Catalosue, with Chart of HE NATIONAL VE paisrtietan, a c : b Ais | application, OTis BISBEE. A.M, Hosen ou Hicheutro chow famosa ga | pte ON eit a Graduates of Spencerian Business Col- | (NE SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS AND CIVIL , lege, by Gen. Francis A. W; id Al arate n 7 Ss cringe Cain wih eg ea | coe the Pte ape | upon application, or ms Office, FE. ER, ADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL, 25 Ww. M | “HARRY ©. DAVIS, A. ANTHONY H. JANUS, me B., Professor of Greek. matics. and for business. Principal, 1305 Q street northwest. HE CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Little Girls—will REOPEN on WEDNES- It fs situated on the and is accessible by street cars ds are extensive, ful. For cireulars apply AM the 14th of SEPTEMBER. Heixhts ofGeorgetown, to all parts of the city. ‘The | the location healthful and beaut will M + mont ISS _HIL’ School for Young Ladies | pupils limited. SerremBer 20TH. Tho inetraction in English and Frenchy Mire. ELIZABETH HARRIS. a24-hm* Principal. MERON Instr UTE, Select Classical snd Ms SCHOOL FOR BOYS, lath street, between I and K'streeta, re-open WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1881. Yor circulars, etc., address CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal, 914 14th street. iH AND FRENCH and Children, 821 Ver- tayenue, will re-open September 14th. Boarding G EORGETOWN INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.—THE twenty third annual seasion of this Institution will commence’ MONDAY, aber Sth, INéI. For Nov dior, dormee Gas ad Scaitetmery Serta George No. 2127, corner Gay an y town, D.C. _ ‘atdw HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS. ‘Thorough instruction, careful training, and the in- ence of a Christian home. | Forty-seventh year begins SEPTEMBER 21. Rev. ARTHUR J. RICH, A-) D., Reisterstown, Md. ALM. 18-im Cleaning Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- Z 4 Je a MEPs CUES NP GRORGETO" THIS TO YOU-THE STOCK IS THE LARGEST, | ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur. | ERY DESIRABLE SEVEN- | The thirty-second annual session will bexin MON- niture to steam. dy8 room Honses, $20, with latrobe, range, hot and cold | DAY, Sept. 5th, in the Medical College Building, cor- by ANTED_CARPETS To ¢ - WE DO NOT | Water, lance cellar; wood neighborhood. “Also, one for | ner 1bthand E streets northwest. For informabion ap- MOST VARIED AND ELEGANT THAT WE HAVE WHIP Carpets. (Our work 1 dons better and prices | ales, $100 oF 0 cauh: balance easy. No. 258" F street DIY, F. A. ASHFORD, M.D., Dean, lower than in any other estabtishment in Washinton, | 2orthwest, Room 4. Loe ak Seles Orders by telephone. EVER SHOWED. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Lou- tT SIBLE SHAPE TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS WITH Ist) DUVALL ~6t STREET somined thronzhout. ‘Terms low. Appl & MARR, 804 F street. E : | Fer RENT—BRICK HOUSES No. northwest and 1: ine rooms: new! | LOUIS P. a Dee: T AND SALE ERTY. PRIVATE | Hf and atanction.—See Bulletin issued on the Ist | 15th of every month at the office of THOS. E z 51) 7th street northwest. VANTED—FURNITURE TO STORE IN FI Storaxe Rooms. CHACE’ 16 La. av TED FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, V AN ADVANTAGE TO YOU. WE ARE NOT PREPARED TO GIVE PUBLICITY SOW THATISELL A FIR: isiana avenue. 325) BF 2135 F street, brick, 8 coms. aR ee 1417-1419 Hopkins street, new bricks, ra re hil nea po 120 2d street, frame, ¥ Fooms, stable, Sioner, Examiner and Notary. Alw ‘Scenen 20th sind I streets ner Hiwest. © NEW FEATURES IN THIS LINE HAVE BEEN | @ m. fo 5p. m. a STREET NORTHEAST, | J ANTED—FEATHERS AND HAIR MATT Ee nek 2 = — W 4d henovateby Steam and Sais ene ¥ wi aed ce INTRODUCED. AND WE ARE IN THE BEST POS- | and pecneninnt Purnitime stored. and | OR RENT—LARGE DOUBLE BRICK DWELI. and examine, “At Fo HY Pe, 2b nerect oo t: newly papered and kal- Fall ce | Lite temb 0. 20th. College e: ern teache partic: ‘MINARY, 1412 H STREET NORTH- iinz and Day School for Young Ladies. term opens with full corns of teachers September ‘Miss LIPSCOMB, Principal. 2m SBORNE SEMINARY—FRENCH AND ENGLISH Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and | le Girls, will reopen ut 943 M. street northwest, Sep- ber 5, 1381. Classes from Kindenarten to Harvard. antinations. “Thorough instruction by North- ers. al7-2m. BE SEMINARY, 500 Sen STREET § will reopen Y, September lars address Mra, G- Me CONDEO: Box 276, Washington, D. RTHWEST, Bese WEL ply t 1 EORGETOWN aul-im COLLEGIATE ‘Boarding and Day School for Young ion of 1881 and 1882 will DNESDAY IN SEPTEMBI 9 Principal. A: Wks Paioemade Second-hawd Suit, much bet and a great cheaper than a common new suit can be bought, at JUSTH’S OLD STAND, No. 619 D stree ores) or at Branch Store, No. 409 9th st. northw N. B.—We buy but first-class Second-hand Clothing. Jan FOR SALE—HOUSES. | TO THE NEW FEATURES. WILL BE PLEASED, i FQE, BEN 25323, 255, PROSPECT AVENUE, Georgetown, 7 rooms, $15.45; Langdon Terrace, 11 rooms, $18; Corner 12th and 1. strects northwest, store and cellar, "$10; 308 14th street southwest, 6 rooms, $15.30; Corner 13th and © streets eouthwest, Store aud House, 6 rooms: $13: 78 Defroes street northwest, 9 $14; 1311 C ‘street southwest, 5 rooms, $1: ore and Dweiling corner Sth and 8 streets north: yard and stable: rent jow; by A. 8. C 1225 9th street northwest. HOWEVER, TO EXPLAIN THEM WHEN ¥OU CALL. 3OR SALE AT A B. —VAPUABLE BUSI. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, NEW, = erty corner th and Q streets northwest, two-story Brick, modern improvements, lot 25x120 feet. . 920 F street northwest. A DESIRALE SEVEN-ROOM FRAME noni: quarter} laren. Address X- A. SAKS & CO., ores otek an ‘Apply to abst fice. » Star of- 026-6t" Fors 7OR Pianos, ood us new, fully warranted, taken back for non-payment, will be sold at creat bargai accounts, at V. BECKER, 801 9th street northwest. ALE—A LIGHT PHETON BUGGY IN GOOD » $65: also, fine Coupe, at DOWNEN'S Stables, th street northwest. ~ 230-3" ALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL —74;-OCTAVE th, 1881. For | INSTITUTE.— | Leal ‘mail be obtained at the College RY C. SPENCER, Princinal | win 46TH | and other languages spoken within six months. Draw- ‘Professor of French and Ger- in. {gOWARD GORE, B. 8, Professor of Mathe- for West Point and the ‘and scientific service of the For catalowues or further information apply to the 220-3m. uber Int, at 6 pam. THURSDAY, Septenl Tn adlition to the recular Gasann special def and ve: = ———e — | pine, wll be opranized for iistraction th Flemeus : yand Hiucher Surveying, Meehan! oes | Few tee ee baer A firet clase School; fitefor Collee and givens thorough | Munthe tthe Prerton: Dos maak at | Enelish education, The Principal will rocive afewsto- Prt’ GENTOR. ot the ietane Fone nad Nab dents into his family, —a home and uota boarding house. . PTot. 3 825-50 References: Prof. ‘F. B. Dexter, Sec’ Yale Collese ; ston ee — | Hon. FER. Bishop, Prest, Mane. J: Morn: | JDRIVATELY, QR TN CLASS.“ WATHEMATION, Send fot further ifoemation to ao P. HOWLAND, Special “ectention to Pupesaiine tor Wet Prin East Smitiifield, + unt bs -» after | bs and | wants, Marion, Mass. at-deikthtim | "fess in ele es kh i 8. W. comer 8th and K streets, northwest. | GUE street, New York. Boarding aud Day school for JPOCKLAND , SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY | Youne Ladies and Children: “Revopena Reptamten, 33" ) Sprig, Ma. will ptember 15. A | Thorough English course. Daily lectures. French | Ree will be give with yeu, with lectures om For History, Belles Lettres, and the Natural Sciences. j ime aud musical advantages unsurpasred. alétocl | circulars call on FRANCIS MILTET. Pag (COLUMBIA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. | {25,*"=™ oF sddress HENIY OC. tke ‘The fifty-ninth annual session will commence on the | WPISS CALKINS SELECT SCHOOL FOR 3 liru OF SEPTEMBER, ‘with the following corps of 24, Girls wil oorea. on the FIRST MONDAY ER ORTUOTR ON AML. PhD = | SEPTEMBER, at the"corer of East Capitol and ANDREW P MONTAGUE, A! Mo Pretemor of | 4 ———___* WASHINGTON COLLPGIATE JRETUPUTE. —& Boarding and Day School for ¥ Ladics Children, re-opens September 19. 1881. For circulars iy to Mrs. Z. D. BUTCHER and Mt ¢. DOUG- Principals, 1023 end _BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. _ MITATION STAINED GLASS.—This grand and beautiful invention fills a vacancy long felt in the ornamentation of ‘conan windows. amy, cand produces all the unique effects of the real wah Line ‘and colored giass in richly stained «lass windows. For Gener) wives price list, or aend — New desirous Just receiv Directions for applyime wiven to every customer. age 999 L treet northwest. NO DELAY. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, m21 10th and F streets northwest. fo the Misses PARLE, 1916 39th etreot, Washing, D. Jy30-lua* _ CULVERWELL, Agt.for D.C. 7 aE Ai ee . WHITE 8. HE ARCHER INST: :._ MRS. RCHER AND | J ——— a number of paviis will spend the summer in Colo- | Manfactn: rdo. Mr. and Mrs. MUSSAEUS will occupy her house | PORTLESD ST, | during her absence. Mr. Musssens will answer ang | ROMAN CEMENT, KIENE'S CEMENT. | question concerning the school. M. N. ARCHER. Je: Works: Swanscosibe, Engiand. ‘The contracts to sup . SON SE 3 ————_ | phy ove thousand barrels of Portland Ge fa i a Se | Hernuctheninu the foundation of the Wahincuon Mower ‘Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. cpant pare awarded tous cine sloumpelltom, our Os- wee | HOWARD FLEMING, sole “agent United States, 23 senooi MES: J. EDDY Sc OM ERS, Principal. | Liberty street, i”. BISCO Peni ar the Principal. mE ” sicam | Agent for District of Coumbia, BIRC vin 10th treat | MES Ame Leaver, OF BOSTON, WILL RE. | Rag ’ey Shere & supply teenies * | SHECENGER a ile avis uy ai ie care | parts, OMA WINDOW AND LATE Glass SEPTEMBER 83a. Miss Leavitt may also be 1 NTS, NDOW AN! ' | as Contratto Soloint in Church or Concert. Adiirten at | JPATNTS. OTS, WINDOW A = ml ‘Metzerott’ Music Store. a al5-lm 4 | — 150 A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION, YOUNG | yo3ry, _— MINE SURYS LIQUID Sia, ery ET eraemg! Rhos, Maddon: | Oe ready fie aan (oend tae ae eid, N.J. $175 Young: Burlington Militasy Co- | _ Betimates furnished to Builders. A Tull stock of AR- ieee. ies Ot | TISTS' SUPPLIES always on hand. MONEY TO LOAN. a GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., s™ $250, ‘$500, sano, | _mso SS ee $1,000, etch. $3,000, “$4,000, | To, Loa Estate. Lowest rates. No rf LATE MANTELS “aas-loe E. A. MoINTIRE, Dis F'strect S Ar Fact Rye and Retatl, Mo™* To toax $e25-3m C. near 6th STREET NORTHWEST. At Lowest Rates. . 7 ‘ Ot al2-Im THOS. J. FISHER & co. |], MARTIN & whack, tan store 7 ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN for a For Brickinyer's Tse, M i security, ort. Where Black Joints are Required. with aafety. Addreas G. KEI 77 SU: Goud Build: | * Best in the world. Only black that never taden, = ave J. H. JOHNSON & ©O., AGENts, ‘ONEY TO LOAN. nas orale M ‘$50,000 TO LOAN, ap27 _ 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street northwemt In Sums to Sut, a , 206 10TH STREET. ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Peart Commi ani eo TOR iter nenwr. FELT. FELT, A m27 Oftice Ee avec Arlington tar Betlding. nov? GRAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIES. JMo%=¥ To Loan, = ~ ON REAL ESTATE, AT 6 PER CENT. ___ PERSONAL. V2: 280 ADDRESSED ME a 11 dat! of August 28th, in reference to “overheard re- jarks,” will confer with me in person. will consider fta NEY TO LOAN. favor. anaes = <a 1 = AM ‘6 ED —SOME ONE IN GOOD CIRCUM- T have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES'PA’ in W stances to Adopt a bright, interesting Female | gume of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rales of ime PE ey a ny Ah mn Mg « Pe | Charges moderate. No delay. OLLIE—TWO LETTERS FKOM YOUR MOTHER. B. H. WARNER, AVE One 1 directed ‘to Baltiznore post afties and one nov26 916 F street northwest. We ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. TANTED-LOAN OF $2,200 FOR THREE five years, at 6 per cent. ‘Real estate secu: double. ‘Title’ perfect. ‘No coumiseions. Star office. OR SALE—A PA’ ENT RIGHT OR AN estin same; just issued. Very saleabie. like itin the market. For fall particulars address ¥. B., No. 807 E street southeast. asia ANTED-SIXTEEN HU: cent. ; property worth $4,) P.O. country property for three years; will pay perty words $4,000. "Address CD. ih | FOR ki — THAT HANDSOME | AS with beautiful zrounds known as the 8) | Colambia Height), 14th street. Fi | Can be seen by applying on the premis | Q@PLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE. | S_ For saie at private sale, a ILY GROCERIES, WINES, &e., in the store corn | lath and S streets northwest.” Also, Horse and Wao: — in, to close | Excellent chance to zo iuto business at. one ef the best locations in northwest part of city. Apply to FILL MO! | BEALL. So ay stnoae, PY ae wil ‘OR SALE—ONE CARMART & N | yoy LE eylvania avenue. ‘DHAM MELO- orde: Peni A case, and in perfect be rold for $20 cash. F. G. SMITH, 1163 Peni WILL BE EX for Beal Estate on cash basi FRANK HUME, 700,000 oS Ra FO! RENT HOUSE No. ¢09 NEW JERSEY nue northwest, in good repair; ten rooms; modern improvements; $23 per month. Apply to W. 718 idth street northwest, Lot 20 fect by 88% feet. Terms, $600 +h; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, “Tn quire on premrises, No. 1 6th street northwest. a8-24t OR SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, drawers, cover, al attuch vious to Thursday, Box 115, LATEST IMPROVED $50 SINGER motion, walnut extension table, two unents, for $23. Address, pre- star office. a29-2t" No. 124 E street northwest: pleasant ds, Wit flowers, shade trees aud: fountain. Propecty eh examined between 6 and 7 p.m. 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. 229 OR SALE_GREAT BARGAIN—-BREWSTER NO- epee ;, bay window; ten rooms; all modern. ‘Top Road ‘fight, stylish and wood as new ; cost arts ements. to E.'CARUSI, Attorne; izinally $350. At JOYCE’: Factory, Zur” | EEE ATNat Gane MDA | Cama Re A AALCEY Care ey Sie OR RENT—HOUSE No. 2119 H STREET NORTH- COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—HAND: STYLISH PONY; Wid tosder: fast) fine saddice for hick soak vi tun usual endurance. Also new Harness and Bussey outitt complete. Apply #0 J. E BROWN, Sunitheoman in ‘stitution, 229-30" R SALE—A SECOND-HAND ROCKAWAY, GOOD is ; Aply to JAMES HL. ‘McDON- ALD Non bd steeek rthwest. 27-30" a ee ea QOR SALE, OR Wi EX é N- rpeteois) oa GPECTAL BARGAINS . Recicumberea Prope PACHANGE, FOR UN- 225-3W : pailes from Washington, improved with a 9-room house, R RENT—TWO BRICK HOUSES, 9 AND ii ne, peach and young apple orchard; excellent. water. rooms, with all the modern improvements, Nos- IN DRY GoopDs. nauire 2022 I street northwest. : 1517 and ‘1519 19th street northwesk. Apply to Jn E. FE ite FARM, ONE, MILE PROM aurp- | GREEN, No. 1520 14th street northwest. ai4-6t" a mile from on. B. & 0. R_RENT—HOUSE No. 622, ON 2p STRERT, Tears ates ctpe:, 00 Improved, balance well timbered: | F'etuces Fal © nomi geee io ae 2 Pure Wool Cashmere, all colors, (including black, )25e. | Ge (rohat’ Of £oung Put sen rice 000." Ad- | inents nine rooms aud bath versus ahs tenon Shetland Shawis, all colors, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Madras | “'s27-0t* i a thes fothethonse. “Also, No, 1514 Sti hreet nortawests eight No. 4 408 7th street, Dand E northwest. 2-8 KR RENT—121 NORTH A STREET, WITHIN A throw of the Capito, T rooms ad basetene arate FRANK T. BROWNING, nbsan Law Buicling, Sth street nerthwest.a-Im POR BENT _THREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE, with cellar, No. 3 at Nitiooal Beuk at Reps ie, erro RENT—A PR {NENT BUSINESS STAND— Pie ad beatae SEES a Sinha’ trom di all hich itains 1: Y hich contains 12 rooms, includ- ing two Inuit 050 Loudsdana Svonuar” 52% THEE Hath e- Dress Ginghams, beautiful styles, very fine quality, 10, 12, 15e. Beautiful Fali Dress Goods, 12\e. About one thousand remnants of Dress Goods, Silks, Cloth, Can- ton Flannel, Cotton and many other remnants too nu- merous to mention, which we are selling off RK SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN.—THE WELL FP hows tata’ Arlington erat and Dury Far.® tome "Miey sseall Pare’ time. hose i LIPS, 1428 New York avenue. sk aise ALUABLE FAIRFAX LAND FOR SALE— Chaneery decree, at Fairfax Court House, Ven (ONDAY, SEPTEMBFR NINETEENTH, 188i, ‘will be sold the Whited Land, (617 ucres,) near Hunter's Mill, six lots of 75 to 135 acres ench; heavy timberss none W. &0. R. BR. Bare chance for lumber inen. " Piivets a22-Im } Commissioners. 5 5 < MALL FARM FOR SALE—17) Cohumtian CHEAP—LESS THAN COST. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY REMNANTS CHEAP. sale aut erm! avenue. H.W. THO! Double White Blankets, $1.50. Very fine quality In- THOMAS MOO) dia Linen only 20c._ Extra large size pure White Bridal F% R SALE-ONE GILBERT SQUARE PIANO: Tich rosewood case; carved lyre; war ranted. 3 Will be atan low meee ame We neers See a2i- Fron R SALE—A BARGAIN—AN ELEGANT ely finished, Rosewood case, 7. ‘modern HAND- owner ‘end ca, be areas NiStMOS Pia) 433 7th street northwest. Quilts, $1.25. White Honey Comb Quilts, 50, 62, 75, Siec., $1. Red Twill Flannel, all wool, 25¢. Pure white all linen Table Damask, 50, 75c., $1. Pure Linen Dinner ‘Napkins, 75c. dozen. Colored Cashmeres, all pure wool, one yard and @ quarter wide, 50c. Sun Umbrellas at cost. Colored and Biack Silks only 50c. Black and White Striped Silks, 50c. - “ACRES; ONE Riera te gd Saas atc ROB'T 4. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York avenue. Pete COUNTRY BOARDING. OOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, HEALTHY location: close to B.R. station, Shenandoah river ot peng eg gg to So Address AMP. MelNTUREF, opr FOR RENT-MISCELLAN a29 balybeate House, Strasburg, Va. SEaRSNIETSG ANTED — BOARDERS FOR SEPTEMBER AND SES LOWER THAN EVER IN ALL RPnczes Yo ER THANE DE- . in Bleached Cotton, 9! Fruit of the Loom be a21-Te, 2p Hes oD) FEST To Ger 1 NEW STOCK. Hogs Schou Slot yeee ee tana, 50, | pact ana un Gent's Fall Sait, %, Sito ) All’ Sammer Clothing at half to close out. Androseoy | Cotton, 10; | gains ih Towels, Sie Tea a2T-6t R SALE—AT SACREFICE— PIANO, Fa Upright, GRAND Tosewood- full Agraffe, three ; fire i Sigeot Fania Cobia ‘Organ, $13; fire prot ‘the city. 026-6t EsTaBiisvep asp PorvLar KANT AND SALOON, RES’ with Summer Garden in rear and lance cellar, $23 10th | street, between Gas Oiice and Medical Museum, a few | doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. An excellent stund ‘Thoroughly for a renovated. by W. G. Also, nal, about 13 miles from eee FORMULA for items the EI (or: insituated on the Chesapeake the Georgetown. \PRED DOLLARS 0) ‘urniture for sale, azi-3t* lect stock of fine FAM- SHANGED 454 Pennsylvania avenue. Inguire at 926 taanufacture, and Ohio Ga- uxton post office, in your maiden name. She is sick at D. GLASS’, Altoona. e2s-8e" GO TO POST OFFICE POR LETTERS wodiately. “Baby in wick and fretthig for xm. POC, 209 “STB Property re me | ey, a information obtained on any subject free; all business strictly confidential; ne alS-tm” successful. liable Clairvoyant and | Astrologist, faction in al! affairs of life than any one in abe on tells the past, present and fatats destiny : gives | advice ‘aud assistance on all matters appertaining to | business, love and matrimony. ALL ix TrocmL® CaLL. | Satinfzction ot ho pay. Consultation Kooma, 402 street so cE ne Mansic PROFESSION AL. 2.0L SURGERY.—DR. WHITE, CHIROPODIST tw md ma. x F of over thirty-five years’ experience | secutive years of practice in Washizucton, T nicer fully treats Corus, Bunions, Diseased ‘Nails, Vascular | Exerescences, and’all Aihwents of the Peet.” Eminent Phy¥icians, stinccons and thousands of other well-known personayres patronize his estblichment. 1416 Peunsy]- Fania avenue, opposite Willand's Motel, “Fes, $1 yor vinit. ald DE STARE PARSONS. DENTIST, ewoTH Sr gg ety specialty. Extra a.m., Werinesdlays, free pecialty. Extracting: canesdays, free as fur the poor. Fi references. able. : r a K. RK. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 7TH STREET Di vectiwect between 'D and E sarvete vee Balinee | Bine's Bookstaine. | Operative, uid Mechanteal am ity con : : skilifully performed. ¥: at night. uisiana avenue. aes i. Sanco A = 6 enacting wet SALE—The MILL, MACHINERY, UNEX?! <= Seat FS. and O. Canal Company, and 8. WEISENBORN, DENTIST, 915 7TH STREET RIGHT TO WATEH POWER, tatels owned. att ‘Gned | A2 northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted 7 per set, and ‘ail operations on the natural teeth st Extracting, 50 ceuts. J p%. DUKE, DENTE eg Teasouable prices. anly Seu without Pain, JK. T. M. TALBOTT, D)itices “jen from ore ‘Tooth inserted $7 aad. — 0. CAN H. Vitenathy or and mind. stn, Sette ; best the market affords’ Fee Cream and Water fees overs deat ‘atin | pas iT TABLE BOARD IN THE F ma "SiS a month ts at L108 22eh atrect, coruer Manacliee tS. ANNIE BIRD, THE WELL KNOWN HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9rm STREET west, is one of the cosiest aud best houses in the city. ‘Transient Boarders ee se remnee: NORTH. voyant, has moved to No. jorthwest, between G and H strets. UST AERIVED—THE CELEBRATED ORIGIN, Mrs. Warren, the creates living American M Thai: commute «nail affairs of life ife his Good Wool Hats from 506-; T5e. to $1. 1914 asp 1916 PENNsYLvaNIA AvENUR. a8 J. W. SELBY,