Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, <s-111SEPTEMBER 5, 1881. -Editor. Tae Evening Star has a regular, permanent, boun fide daity cireuintion more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, cnd equal to that of all the _Sther daily papers here added toxether. Tae Sau office is connected with the Tele- phone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for BIONDAY. che paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any | information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge official bulletin to-day reports the President's condition to be not materially changed since the morning _ bulletin, with the exception that there is some increase in the frequency of the pulse. ‘There is apparently nothing in his condition to prevent his removal, and the arrangements to that end are being rapidly perfected. The public will hardly need to be reminded to refrain from pressing upon the streets on the line of the railroad track or its approaches, while the President is being taken through the city. The people can best show their love and respect for the suffering President by maintaining the per- fect quiet requisite to save him from all un- necessary excitement at that time. —— Concerning the Arizona massacre, the Sunday Heraui says with truth and vigorous point: “The = jisaste oslo from Arizonais the se icism possible upon the attempts ofa pace er of newspn economy dema- frac to destroy t! ttle army we possess. the forces in the Indizn country have for been insufficient to propert Atlements is notor pea ny number of milli in the way of the permanent and effectual pre- ¥ention of such massacres as that on the Big Horn and that which is just now reported from the Apache country, isa disgrace to the republic. These tragedies “have not resulted from incom- Re tence or cowantice among officers or men, but pcause they have been set tasks to which mor- tal men are not equal, No matter what it costs We are bound in honor to afford more thorough protection to our frontier settlers than they have accustomed to receive, and above all are We aguin warned to no longer permit our hand- fuls of caliant soldiers to be overmatched and slaughtered by savages.” It is to be hoped that Congress will take heed of the lesson afforded by these butcheries by treacherous Apaches in Arizona. In the meantime the serious question comes up how the indians are to be met should there be a general uprising of the Indians of the various tribes in that region. The limit of our military force that could be brought against them seems to be about thirteen hundred men; while in the opinion of the Tucson (Arizona) | Journal of August 22 the Indians of New Mexico. alone, can muster from 5,000 to 8,000 “well-armed bucks, in good fighting trim.” If} they can be heid in check until the meeting of Congress, that body will be shamefully derelict in duty if it does not at once increase our mere nucleus of an army to a point where it can Jeast deal nate man with these bloodthirsty say- ages, who are not only thoroughly equipped With improved fire arms, but who, from the very nature of the case, are better shots than the run of our commo: idiers, and whoare thoroughly ch of the country in which they fight, and in which they construct their deadly ambuscades. ——————— On every account it is to be hoped that there fs no foundation for the opinion expressed by Dr. Bi that “a guard of soldiers will go with the President” when he is removed from Wash- ington this week. For a republican form of government there is getting to be altogether too strong a military flaver to ou® every-day national porridge, and there is neither necessity nor excuse for making a parade of brass buttons and bayonets on this occasion. There is enough patriotism, good sense and affection in the American people to see to it that the President shall be safely and respectfully carried to any part of the country where it may be thought desirabie to take him, without the presence of any armed force. A detail of two or three New Mexico and} | Per pound and finest IMPORTED OOLONG and ENG- Policemen will furnish all the show of protec- tion necessary, if even that much be required,— which may well be doubted. Arizona and New Mexico would seem to be a much more appro- Priate place for soldiers just now than the bed- side of the President. ——_—__—<+e+_____ According to the legal opinion of Mr. Attorney Riddle, it seems to be definitely settied that the cost of repairing the side-walks of Washington must be borne, not by the owners of adjoining property, but equally by the District of Colam- bia and the United States, and that the funds Recessary to pay the District's proportion of such repairs must be estimated for in due form by the Commissioners and regularly appropria- ted by Congress before the work can be done or contracted for. Considering the condition of some of the side-walks in the city for several years past. it is hard to understand why this fegal opinion—if it was necessary—was not Bought long ago: but now, that it has been ob- tained, it may be taken for granted, we sup- Pose, that the Commissioners will hereafter fur- nish estimates and urge appropriations for this Class of repairs as regularly and persistently as those for any other work touching the common good. Passable foot-walks are as much a pub- ie necessity in a city as matchless carriage- ways. eo —____ Doubtless it would be hard to convince young Quills that he ought to be hung for killing his young friend Cook yesterday, by what he con- Siders the accidental discharge of a <cun, but it Will be quite as hard for him to explain why he should be putting the muzzle of a gun against the neck of another person. and then snapping Caps on its nipple, even in sport, and supposing the weapon not to be loaded. Fun of that sort is Very toolish, and very dangerous, as has been demon, rated wer and over again. People who indulge in it may not intend to kill another per- son, but it is cl that they cannot care a great », or they would not rum such a Tisk, and it is about time for an example to be made that will forever break up the practice. ~ <> The Pennsylvania railroad company has taken & great step forward in the interest of the trav- eling public if it be true, as stated, that it has issued an order shutting out of its passenger cars the train fiend who vends bananas, peanuts, vexetable ivories, prize candy packages, dime Rovels, stale newspapers, etc., ete. It will bea good thing when railway passengers are no longer pestered every five minutes to bay some- thing that they don’t want and wouldn't accept @acift. ——_—_«-e»_____ This morning the streets were alive with school children. They did not “creep unwillingly to school.” either, but went trooping along Gece THE START ‘The RETAIL PRICE of the GENUINE BROWN’S ¢ INGER ‘Biss been 50 cents a bottle. ‘YOU CAN GET COUNTERFEITS IF YOU WANT THEM, FOR ‘LESS CASH. NEW DRESS. Goons. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. ELEGANT PLAIDS, ROMAN STRIPES. COLORED SURAH with side band. FULL LINE OF COLORED PLUSH. OMBRE PLUSH, all shades. BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX. BLACK VELVETS, COLORED VELVETS. CHUDDA CLOTHS, CASHMERES. ROBES WITH SASH, and all ‘THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON JUST OPENED. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, cy 919 Pewwsrivarta AVENUE. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. NTED—A DRUG CLERK: SALARY #0 BER W ‘icnteAddrese L.< Star ince -ANTED— A SERVANT GIRL FOR GENERAL hourew ‘k. Apply st 1T 7 Q street ees a ES MALE ae ‘SERVANT; recommendations required at No. 1116 ii sret Fo, RENT FURNISHED ‘without board, ipenomebio terme. ISHED ROOMS WITH OR ‘ime Ape et te eae ae oees oN northwest. ANTED—AT 113 97m STREET NO! aoe 4 FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON we Sevt-clase Dresemaker; F;none but a competent hand fe: puinabie gee noe WHITE WOMAN, GOOD COOK, Washer and Ironer; references required. OS ag at ‘808 17th street northwest. os af ANTED—TWO WAITERS WHO CAN SHUCK cares ‘ters and help in ret when necesusry. Aj ply at 1226 Pennsylvania northwest. ize WARE 07 ‘ street ae ANTED—A SPRADY GIRL BS i aNERAL house work. 216 12th street southwest. WANTED—A STRONG COLORED, WOMAN ae Saehing and Ironing st ‘Tremont House, corner AN COO) acs, Cal nt 138 [po Saseerens AND OTHERS Are invited toexamine our new and complete stock of CROCKERY, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Best quality of Goods at the lowest prices. WILMAKTH & EDMONSTON, 3 “4 rs, ‘cook who will a nnd Georgetown, forammall family; also, « Chambermaid who under foe ae ‘TO PEEL TOMATOES — Ar ‘our ‘oiaitahmeny come Tipsy, streets, Georgetown, 1. we. ise < iy. Apply at Droge | VOR RENT A RUITE OF ROOMS ox SECOND | F'aoor: consisting of fro Qetreseoaend S nari Ap (eNO. 1806 HL street northwest. Fass RENT—A Tajtalee ara Tibetreets ‘tere eid ee Fou fooalty’ oe ee = AND ‘Toows, south front: references ‘between 8 FE SALE FOR $3,000 A 12-ROOM FRAME | house, tr Geli rier on Maseschusetts avenue, between $0 and 10 etreets: Ed SWEET, Sart Siroct nortiwact . ROO? a [EGIATE INSTIT Fee SALE—A NIAE- ROOM HOUSE, is oa a BOIATE segeiary orn ae ore a aoe BY aioe Set ae ‘Ladion. seston of snd 1 Wiicmamence the ‘SECOND. SSEDNEADAY DY ‘iat Ben. F Principal. “aint Pes SALE BRICK HOUSE ON OTH STREET, northwest. all modern ing parlor. library, disive Too cod near P street Eitcich ‘ou frst “Sobrs two. bed en rst floor; two bed-rooms, K room on secghd Dor; cemented cellar inder entire. house, | ber om " ‘a 0, for helf-boardors, $100: | faces 3m rear; wit be Sones: clare, $59 ie | ‘and bslance to swit. t 800. House can b 3h Stkobs may bectininad at tbe cahen of the Met- Ee eat ee ere ‘The cars apaevanie bas aameene | es Foe aa oe low. No reasonable offer refused. 472 ue, Toom 25. j royals, rR | of the ¢ Sallere. a PF. MALY. 8.3. | ‘northwest, Peet FOUR NIGE UNFUBNISHED ROO! #12; sino, front mom, first floor, Tarnishod on ee house on for éffice ar bedroom: or Teasonabie terms. 1432 Corcoran rtcect. MO? BO ae rR {RENT 490 ‘Wru STREET NORTHWEST, Eth eee eee urnished OF or without one or would board ‘all improvements; with reaters; ences, di for 0 faulty of tro; ne lo general housework for 8 ry 5 Do yrashing ; juired. Inquire at Store, 430 | / DERINGE! 0th stroot northwest. aac La OFFICE eee Teaeee es ANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED | WHITE | WO- and the cook 5 the 709 MARKET SPACE. 16th strget northwest, id d bring n refe a WAN DUSTRIOUS iD NEW DRESS MATERIALS. Sapte ee = Peres recommended. EUREKA 13th street northwest. it 25. iat ta ee te per pare wil 8 Lin all Soll line of Napkins and ings f BROWN & CLAGETT, _s 809 MARKET SPACE. GPECIALTIES FOR THE SEASON IN UPHOLSTERY GOODS. ME TUROOMAN CURTAINS; ELEGANT BAW SILKS AND CRETONNES. SILK AND. Srnres ee ee HES ‘SHADES. for BOs TAINS: TURCOMAN Uy the yard, LACE CURTAINS | Bakini ‘We are aleo prepared to poHINUGT Link ot | & CARPETINGS IN THE CI MOSQUITO CANOPIES in quantities st SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, ae N ea “PORTLAND,” AT Ee eeeresctien of Sempont wee Taek treet aa ‘this kind in the country. to THOS. J. orthwest. &CO., Agents, 1324 ¥ 230-6 9k RENT—1423 IOWA WA CIROLE A SUITE, OF pee 20) Board, second floor, ferred persons fa Sy rar ant rae Pid ANTED_TWO EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES in Dry and Fancy Goods; best of reference gpited:, pone other need apniy. ENGELS Avction 1988 Pennayivaaie 3-2 Win go ;LACESMITH ssa bat fret clan eed apply at D. BE. HINE'S 5! Uniontown, D.C. ws ‘D—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN TO ok, wash and iron and sasist house- work for Samall family. Apply at 1318 8 wtrent sl be WANTED A g00K WHO WILL WASH AND fay maall tay and coupenteut runes ity: Avniy af smal ‘con OUUBe ; 8. 1Fehaeeet abies introu and 8 ENERGY A ap ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN iN OF wired, Bost Office Box 6d, Baltimore, AS Ba sor ity and send samay Paid a Serene Ter c ee a genved Ayeney, T g06 F streot northwest RICK Win PHARMACIST—A’ YOUT! sixteen to seventeen years of seo, of, En education, who Fes 0, sia a Address nese: be taken 3 901 MARKET SPACE. PROPRIETOR OF PHARMACY, Star dee 226-lm* ‘[®AS THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUR SOUL! WANTED—SITUATIONS. Our choicest MOYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA st $1.20 LISH BREAKFAST at $l ver pound are just grand foods. Will excite the appetite, raise your drooping spirits and canse you pleasant and delightful dreams. ‘Will go much further than the low priced. Don't fail totry them. WITMER's, 33 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NOTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE = PARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing under the firm name of PERRY & BROTHER, Doing business at No. 821 Pennsylvania avenue, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 31st day of August, 1881. THOMAS J. 8. PERRY or SEATON PERRY is au- thorized tosettle all debts due to and by said partner- ship. All persons indebted to said partnership are respect- fully requested to make prompt payment. — THOMAS J. S. PERRY ‘Will continue the business heretofore conducted by said partnership st the same place, ‘No. 821 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, under the firm name of PEREY & CO. September Ist, 1881. LL! LOOK! ! LOOK!!! GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. Entire Stock MUST T BE CLOSESPOUT wT IN THE Next GES DAM chance ‘to BUY ALITY GOODS & THEIR VALUE IRON SAFE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. itll Rogons indebted to usare requested to call and EDWARD L. BURNS, 2-,m,wit 1109 Penwer. vant AVERUE. S58, OCC H 00 oo L g fo HOH O% oO E mg Bg HH 88 8,8 E Bgss8 coo H H OO 00 LLLL BRING THE BOYS TO US TO CLOTHE. WE HAVE AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OPEN FOR THE BOYS. THIS I$ THE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN YOU WILL FIND IT NECESSARY (10 FIT THEM OUT FOR SCHOOL. WE CANNOT ENUMERATE EVEN A PORTION OF THE EXTENT OF OUR STOCK. WE CAN SAY THIS TO YOU-THE STOCK 18 THE LARGEST, MOST VARIED AND ELEGANT THAT WE HAVE EVER SHOWED. NEW FEATUBES IN THIS LINE HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED. AND WE ARE IN THE Best Pos- SIBLE SHAPE TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS WITH AN ADVANTAGE TO YOu. WE ARE NOT PREPARED TO GIVE PUBLICITY TO THE NEW FEATURES. WILL BE PLEASED, HOWEVER, TO EXPLAIN THEM WHEN YOU CALL. A. BSAEKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. 029 W. B. MOSES & SON, COR. MARKET SPACE AND SEVENTH STREET. UPHOLSTERY GOODS, FURNITUBE AND CARPETS. ‘We are now offering Carpets of all kinds ten cents per yard lees than the same goods bring in New York city. ‘Furniture and Upholstery Goods we guarantes to sell as Jow es any place in the United States. Parties wishing ‘ofarnish a house will do well to callon usfors bid, ‘which we will tarnish without ctarre. ANTED—A CLERKSHIP IN A DR¥ GOODS YY ASTEADY AND Ses man (white) a Situation as coachman or ative? of Business wast: willing to make Bimeclf yeu: cally useful; good references. Address Bo office. ____ WANTED—ROOMS. Mie A SMALL FAMIEY Two OR OR threo unfurnished Hooms for light housekeopins: location. “Address, stating terme, F. 8. Star wee GENTLEMAN AND. WIFE | (xo children) wish three unfurnished | Rooms on second floor, with all conveniences for light hounekeg > dress, stating terms and location, B. the Add office Wistbat TWO OK THREE 0 SHED Looms within three equares of Franklin School; not for housekeeping. Ad statin price and loca- tion, B.C. A. Star of thee. 82-31 ANTED.—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES ONE ee two comfortably-furnished Rooms, with bath- Room convenient, within cary distance from the Navy Gcpartmeis. Address, stating particulars, LLY, Siar fice. E WANTED—HOU SES. ANTED—TO PUEC Re $3, Honse convenient to the 3 i Metenpa and between 4th st 1d 17 Greas TOLMAN, Bear oftee. ¥ ANTED—HOUSE, BY 107m OR 6m contain’ BRICK n line of cars street west. Ad- 3-3" Bae by ay Urgent payne and sou Soneits tenant; rent ‘or $90. Address i, 9 943 T street north- 53-3t" Wasp form PURCHASE. AT A BARGAIN, FOR ‘a Residence; northwestern jon of the it Bo te 5 00. “Address Box ty Post Often, fiving price ant loontom eons Ae a2-3t WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Wis TED—TO BELL OR REN1—A PIAN OR RENT—PLEASAN’ OR F% eouth ind oor: on fourth oor, ei owed, “erne ‘moderate; pleasant ion cars pass; references exchanged? 1803 1 street northwest. __* at7-13" R RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without |, in the beaut on. Yocated’ Tesidens No, 436 M street north Inoderste prices.” | 3 326-106 R ['T—PLEASANT ROOMS: | JOR RENT_ VERY DESIRABLE FURN: | ‘with Board, in a private family, with all | modern conveniences; south front; No. x | northwest. al8-3w* tore | JOR RENC_TWO UNFURNISHED _ ROOMS, ‘and use of bath; hot and cold water: "og sultabie for peutieman. Apply at 1018 west. Bost of references req é Fez RENT_STORE No. 218 th street 3 aati of. i a Tmarket. A good euand for grocery, Teed OF 6 bneiness. Inouire at 926 sea avenue. jy5-3m WOR I RENT, AND reas ‘OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE auction. See Bulletin issued, on the Int and isin of every, ma iat the Oftice of THOS. SW vAG favre PSI Th etteet hs northwest. 83-5 'T_DESIRABLE | HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, first-class order; a few minutes walk to street ca at low price until “Ist street, Mount Plearant. _W. Bie RENT—COMPLETELY FURNIS! Maw, twonstory Brick modern tnpeoeneea norte Nests yearly, a a aon month in advance; to partios with- xX L., Star office. 83-6t* Fe RENI_AT $50 PER MONTH, THAT FINE Store No. 614 aoe onpeite 0.8. isnt = Good Toestion for ood. Inquire EBERLY & SONS, No. 718 71 Te atreck . 2027 I STREET NORTHWEST; enty good rooms, two bath rooms, and orn conveniences THOS, 37 FISHERS Ob. 132 F strect northwest. 2-6 — HOUSE 506 FIFTH STREET, d F northwest, opposite Judiciary Soars, Foorus and ihexiemn improvumen DUVALL, 459 Peunsy) ania aves, or me. R HA: DME, BRICK. MAN: sion, furtdshed or witermebes, of 20 ed, rooms, vaults, ‘summer kitehen, foarte aud stabi, with a modern improvements. ” A} ae eo ‘Thoms Girdeor3. obo RE WENNEDY. near Ts \T_FOR (A TERM OF YR Re poxito Frankia i io. ot HOS. J PARA es nt 1894 F st. northwest. Fae "REN 415 N STREET as three-story Brick Hick with beck yee Be room i barren TOs. 5 WISE went. a6 oe z RENT_HOCSE No. ; 600 2 NEW JERSEY | AVE- piy ow. C.JOHN: SON, No. 718 ii h aesbet Do oe *a%5-lha OR RENT—A PRQMINENT BUSINESS STAND— FSircand Dwele improvements: ggpent A KE MISSES TIEFET'S SCHOOL Fur GIRLS Tiss 4 a5 10. 2 -HOLTZMAN, nw Fo. SALE_—THEE No. 198 # street north flowers, shade Suamised borwea ® and? p.m. {11-1m" Frame ore | I PT, bet Tats & 1584 | at Halk 10E F wise, Os Dedenee Ne VID Le 1821 F n.w. «2-Im | northwest. aap EE-STORY BRICK (RESIDENCE | FAPOLY choss acaDEMY, 1312 Massace ‘northwest ONDA’ secan be | with increacod s ANCING—1 HELDON'S: CLABSES, com: | npence SATURDAY, : SEETEMIES f AY SEPTEMBER terme apply to SISTER DIRECTRESS. wa i 3M VHITTINGHAM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 713 2t<r avenue, wil respen M Beis will SEPTEMBER 6. Boys in Pr parti a ies E. NOLAN, Prince ‘Sats and “Advanced Enz ts) Fe BALE—A NEW I LATEST TMPROVED ee ation tate Jest, ae H. 8., Star pk a 65-3t 350 fide drawers, | rte Soe Prof. Music: ce ughton, Drawing and Print: SALE—BIG BARGAIN-ELEGANT SOLID F ‘Walnut Case Six-t pot eer ree <i SIDREY T_ NIMM 85-6t 433 7th reat. ae alt “LE [CS LIVE WITH OUR CHILD! I Day Se Ghilarens wal b te ms wil reonen at 09 Sth street, Ss OCTORE! wing {20 caitan, POR BALE A aroon Re ats ‘an new: will be sol ?. JAMES, ace “McDONALD, No. 600 K street northw lorE. | tained bys soniginarto B. wet VERNON Sr ‘Tenth scholastic yea A new Tripple Struns, Agratfe Upright Piano at a. BOSS, 109 Tas eieect tortnwest e xr Comumences Si BEK _el-lm TRUS. Ce W. Path ae 188 HARROW) ER'S SCHOO! For Young Ladies ‘mod Chita pposite Frankia 1388 T ‘Will reopen erred 15th, 1881. ‘1-lw* ISS GARDNER'S SUHOOL POR BOYS” WILL full information poco NCSI Petree, Wot oF io Washtugton. 3 SALE TWENTY | HRAD OF HORSES ust HE SCHOOL OF ye ey og ig 07 te strost norte ran Oatan, Votoe, Jian. Horve, 16 hands high: can be driven bys lady. alle SEXATES & SIMMONS? Stable $11 Tath strect north- LES & ane aaa MATIOS, NATURAL Es ai povaigy ANC, A.M OR BALE_NOW ON HAR CONST, » ishing opm fins we Fulend Wine Gee | _81-2w Columbian College, Washington, ye Hock Jay Laniaulcas Victorlan, eaten: COLUMEIAN UNIVERSITY. 3 pocond-hand of 1 Carriages of every ROBERT H. GKAHAM. 29 Beri Pc 310-116 Bul mccdinweat, LARGEST | ASSORTMENT OF | _* P i Je20-3m ROR SALE TE New and Second-hand Carriages and Buswien, GeecripSions, for wale or exchanceat vory low pric D. SCHMIDT & CO., 466 Penus. ave. Pa BUSINESS CHANCES. FQOR SALE—THE “VIRGINIA DAIRY C street northwest, will be Apply on premises. ith Stock and Equipments, and desirin Pirioiond. practical. Northern imonials of shares or for aalary, comme ea NO. 1 sold reasonable for, caste | WARTED-ANY PERSON HAVING LARGE ey | INSTITUTE AND SEPTEMBEK 12; thorouch | instraction fran K C te nt | For cntelocus and fu ‘infor » ane to Prin- | | Sere HILL T: cual, C.F. BOXDEN, oF Miss A. street southeast. INSTITUTE, 818 reopeus SEPTEMBER sh | oe | Teo mals. or | in the % the feted as well a Ge deportpent attend it, amd ain ‘dat i= which ex; further both the dutellectaal of olatir” resumed on THURSDAY, the Sra inst., j Gee Clasticad Beientike anh Comoe nicl poeawches: | for entrance beld from the Sth of Sertem- | Fag cour es. fs comet, 5 Cl: Ms : Clarke, Mr. Tis bt haem Dr. B. Lapgencs Thon B. Adame Sogencoe «fran Beda Sea a ite fe et 7 yoy for adniiarion. SWITHIN C. LIDGE, vast lary (Harvard Cuiversity graduate), Principal at RUGitt Hou, Priday, September 3, frou) ame wi0 pet ‘DSICAL,—MISS M. H. MURRAY, OF ocal en Instramental Music. Osders left at pai Gipad anusie stores or ber 47 K atrost, cart ‘SSC Aloysdum Charch, will receive sttention. re ING ¥ MALY, COLLEGE fy SePTesne Mee u. ae REV. T. P. EGE, A. ne eer WASHINGTON stor § (neorporated May 28th, 1881. MISS MARGARET #. UFR, ae Richnemd, Va.) atwcr a P otiwt, Goon BESSION BEGINS REP SEPTEMBER 1, 2081. ‘Tex Pee ¥ Senior Foatiah and, 52" Grogers with ‘uli details at G. Ce ae Store, 6 slop’ Agricaitaral Btore, a. Whitine’s Book Store, Genesee ___fys-e0 NSTITUTION FOR THE IMPROVED TIOR OF | DEAR MUTES, pesineten evens, ‘68th etroets, New Aroonletin ‘oboe an the conntry. Pure Oral Method. ‘Send fur exrcular- ‘9p! -cotan BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY.—A lame School tor Gicla. Varied edvan- ‘order. Fourteenth year Mihest SEPreMine torn: vim For circulars: CHELLE GIBBONS HUNT Pancpal, MESiE, SPXDORFF's SCHOOL FOR sO AND Giri wi DAY, Fg SEPTEMBER at M. P.chuine = a31-20* a ARCHER AND yond tise oe mar in Calo U5 will ocoupy es Mare a si datver any ‘Quortion conceruitur the school. MN. ph Hd cusp anys MISSES BURGESS, Principals. to ada: SCOTT, AT HIS J ESTATE EXCHANGE, ms FELLOWS WILL Ore SELECT SCHOOL REAL for Boys aud Girls, on the First Monday in Sep=m: ae her, iu First Presbyterian Church, 434, near © ssreet anion Tien, | northwest. “tition rearona 2 Bae seven I, fon ‘Howes fon ae Building Lots desirable yartor oft he city, where the match of improvements and in values are still in Houses and Lote in it le of the care and_rent specialty is made tal of houses. Hous firaiahed and unfurnisbed wanted {0 supply an ited demand ‘all parts Of the city for sale at low | SoHOOL, FOR. MUSIC | | Sige HEATH wil eth: SEP continne to give lessons in and thorough, i to chiaren and aieigek | Ma CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG vn d Latte Girle—will REOPEN on WEDNES- D ath of SEPTEMBER: It is situated on Beit ofGeo js acceanible by street carn and of the city. The grounds are extensi eben ae areulate ajay fal. For circulars aj fo the Mistos EARLE, 1916 35th atrect, W: 4; De Bin ‘CALKINS’ SELECT DOL. vs and Girls will reopen te te Tier MONDAY Ie BER, at the corer of Exst tal = 4th Ia Suuresc ae UNG LADIES SEMINARY AND DAY SCHOOL te Y) pl yin fe aS INDERGARTEN. ag oli ae HESSELBAC! for Children, 622 18th street uorthwest, re-open oe a PeeseotT! REAL ETM ati EXCHANGE, Gormens with, Mir. Serresnea Q0Ti. neteuction ta busta F Street Northwest. at 1135 Fak ine ‘street ‘perdi, op tc | and Frengh. Mrs. BETH HAKKIN, 700,000 cS Iu Fem aati s aa ne | sang omens 3 7 - Renee acme, | . Ase L. B. Sire, Principal, date Prin. of | A BLING NGTON trans enone ne _al5-Im ee ere Komiyn Sem.) School bere SEPTEMBER Ir ame tnt select. schol for boys and 1 RENT “ei ot Piha lish andl Classical rope Niele pe care and young Inens” Number limited’ Gals schalecs of’ Tue Ovp- ISHED AND POPULAR wan give ‘er | moral ¢ Pell term of 1881 bering with Summer Garden in rear and large cellar, 423 10th led ‘Bookstores or from ihe Fn street, between Gas Office and Medical ‘Museum, a few | © doors north of Fenneyivania avenue. ‘An exocilent stand ROF. A TCLEN BC. eouamas for a renovated. Inquire at 926 ‘Tench, Enyish and Classical School for Boy; Lohisiana avenne. Will Reopen oe MONDAY SELTESER 12, Ten, at SALE—The MILE, MAGI RIGHT TO WATER PO" Tately + @. Bi crane, rete facture of BUSEY'S EXCELSIOR Gt te foe Aloo, the ‘BIGHT and FORMULA ects | MESS MGERS SCHOOL FOR GINIS WILL RE- nal about 15 miles tose wre Apa to iia eae ee ae mks SY MATTHEWS, 100 Sietetont ce |] _ set-in 1534 Q street northwet. S MERSON INSTITUTE, Leeann E Select Classical t | ROR HINERY, UNEXPIRED LEASE from the C. and O. Canal ‘Company, and ly owned and ‘used Princy gomtorn ts eneant tat g young girls. Cirea- D 1988 [ STREET N For farther and Fall partic pertictiare ego y to & QOuUIREE AIC, _(Translations done.) om 423 10th pear gas TS INVENTORS. SCHOOL — Boe. MOSES: polite SON, corner of Pemnsylvania avenue as Store MONEY ADVANCED ON seep VAL- 34th street, K streets, sS-lw ‘coutaine 18 inch GABLE INVENTIONS, lier bet on after Patan | Wil reopen WEDNeSDa SEPTEMBER 14, 1881. ANTES A SECOND-HAND PRINTING PRESS, : Wee Pith or srithout office outht. Cach paid, seem 224-3m “eats Yo pester oe cul oy ae aint Store, 1% ed ~|____ MONEY TO LOAN. HILTON'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH ie BOARDING. Masa Young Ladies and Children, 21 Ver- Oke, Nome, MONEY 7 70. D LOAN Ata PE SPER | mont avenue, will re-open September 14th. Boarding W Yanbreidery todo st SEWING, BRAIDING AND Bur, AND. WASHING AT Hu PE B WEER, INA a22-3m. pruneiers £0 perro rat employer's house, private family. Apply at No. 54 H. TONS Loan te On Sa 9th sa Suet nae ikea — muleest of sixteen years of gat ~ Roe ay the | between North Capitol Ist. -3t" avenne, ee 1-20 MM VEENOK SEMINARY. Ser othe eis | PLEASANT FRONT, LOOM _AND GOOD BOARD = Dectog ot Wg ett for a wantES GENTLEMAN WH WHOSE BREE is Hani Capitol and Aventis cars. re Apri at ae ork ‘No. 811 A atest rash See 3 Ble Rare ogi < 00, a ke Sco use of CE eo southeast. ad. BA MaNTInE 918 F street. MRS. 3. + Y TORS rine ipa eS seme ae, nas eee Bowe! AT DODGE MANSION, Se mana TO Loaw : pens apity to fhe Pinta a, ‘idrew Box 07, sta ose. 1 _ | ime porches: argo, ahady pounds; baste wales oon On Miliowst ace aan nee ANTED-A LIVE MAN, WITH SMALU CAP: |tucuieer tie ee city by | al2-1m THOS. J. FIsHER & co. | G2ORG TUN INGIITOTE, HOR, OTS. THE a oder ae froumeut which will pay | carlines: moderate charges. seat eee ee Yor a | commence MONDAY, Sey Sth, W881. For residence, © Ser ames. 82-3t* rae ae LE HOUSE, 612 97u STREET NORTH- short Pray aon ray ea urity, or to invest = iohering Lien! the cosiest and best conducted Board- Cc. KER, 7, Bt Cloud Baild- tes Wire TO PASTURE? WILL GRAIN oe ery Oe emmne Boarders sccouuno- ie fi juired ; d at reasonable 429 horses ie wumer and winter, city’ references; can prices Giable, gu 6th street northwest. i? D-AT RICE’S OLD STEAM aT ‘Maine ave. sonthwest, Feath- WE DO DO NOT work is done better iy other establishment Sa Orders b: by telophawes i: H CHACE & BRO., G16 isiana ‘avenue. ANTED—TO) O ANNOUNCE THA’ TIOHN E. a 20 New York avenue, is a Commiesioner of Deeds for ‘brery State and Territory, U. 8. Commis, examiner and Ni in office from 9 \ ANTED_FEATHERS AND HAIR oe to Renovate by Steam and M Decorating. Burniture stored sod" pacls and iture st Call Sndexamine. “At F. H. YOUNGS, 1404 lvania ‘avenue. apl2-6m ANTED- 0 STORE IN FIN } Storage owen "GHACE'S, 616 La. ave. maril WANTED FEATHERS 7 TO 0 RENOY. VATE, MAT- Furnit ‘Ship, at A. H. CHACE & eBuOs, cleis Po Are ny marl ‘ANTED—OLD GOLD AND SILVER. D9 AY Sinall Quantities Highest cat, price pg oR | WANTED YOU To KNow THaTIs HUCAPiber - ‘lass Tailor-made Second-hand Sei auch bette ee ae than a 2 oaiee aeceston ee No. 619 D street Rorthwest, oF 409 9th orient Store, Ne Swe iy but tegen ORSALE ONE MILE FROM BELTSVILLE, Branch 'B. & 0." 12 miles saa gis tit acon va | Kaliress H. ae ered; fing orchard. SALE OR WiLL EXCHANGE FOR UN- encum! 240 “xcron 355 mites from BT pea ‘with a 9-room house! Inquire 2022 ‘Street north oe nto Fe SALE_A GREAT Soa ynown, ("North Wruit aud Day i Day Porm ce Arlington ak tis li coer doe 4 i PHI Tips: 1238 New York arene. ALUABLE FAIRFAX LAND FOR wane a at Court Hi pte. PTEMDF NIN SESE ra. Ta, ‘with ‘tx lots of 75 to 125 acres. cocks bee heavy timbers; near Ww. ca are chanee for lumber ineu. Piivato BS Ww. Rit a22-Im THOMAS Fie} Comminoner, | FARM SALE—I’ ACRES; ONE OF Site ost beantitel and healthy locates, Only OS full lew a ‘Easy terms, HOST A PEN L LTE Lis New York syooue S307 -INSURANCE. CoLumsia FIRE INSURANCE Oe ein 1324 F STREET. CHAS. C. GLOVER, EDK B. BBAINARD 0H. BW ONT] ‘HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE PROME- cool, rooms, superior table, be found.a most dedtable place tor summer board Fates: room and board, €25 and $30 per month. 229 QPRAGUE MANSION, CORNER 6ra AND E StS. west, “having ‘been th apie repaired and bewly furnished, $9 now read fhe accommodation of guests. Alo, Table ee Ca tae HOUSE, 73 EA STREETS. ion central; no liquors. a ScD mae for [OE ey 0 10a In to Sunt, Per Cent, At Six ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY. OV, HUYCE: teat. Rarare A 5 m27 Oftcs 1605 Pa. ayy Adtington tase Ins. Dulas. Mo°* To LOAN, ON REAL = ROD) AT 6 PER CENT. en att HOLTZMAN, F streets _m2L northwest. HE (HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS. ion, careful training, JI SEPratoER 31. Rev. ov ARTHUR 3 MICH. A af » Reisterstown, M W ¥ ASS ee Fall term oven ill full core af teachers ns 20th. “Miss LIPSCOMB, Principal. SBORNE SEMINARY—FRENCH AND ENGLISH 0§ ee ans Day School for Young Ladies ed tember 5, 1881. Collere am a18-im ‘Classos from: Kit denarii and from Kinder ary Tee a eur = Wels FORNIRSTED PEE COR set fronting two streets, in most desirable part of the Board. Mzs. D. B. aes ma ieeeternto yFONEY TO ser *T have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ gums of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates ‘Charges moderate. No delay. B. H. WARNER, nov26 916 ¥ street northwest. PERSONAL. = ate SCHOOL, sence Hts four 881, in the fitted for Business, dS; ee in a ASSICAL Hi will comment Le asl =A AT a ak ot CROSS BETWEEN et. auewers to the name 2 Perak town retumed to EK. CAMP, 10 Connecticut avenue, corner P street nd Dupont WATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, 2 irect northwest. Lost and states covered: reliable information obtained on’ any sa consultation free; all business confidential charge unless successful. alsin" ape street “north eopeus Beyer ber 5th. For information apply cb 20th of August to MISS C. DES ai ‘Principal. ts im? apa 609 F STREET NORTHWEST, A ‘small Brindle Buli with white feet, white nose Sire: on face, and whito on the tip of the tail: fhe name of ““Eply-* ‘with Hoouse tar Not 1,159, A liberal reward will be paid for his return fo the above number, esti U.S. G. WHITE, ee moe UND—THE PARASOL RECENTLY ADVI Fwy tised in ‘as lost has been returned ‘The Star as ae Star office, where the owner can get it. DUARee 2088, THE Lone ESTABLISHED, BE- Hable Clairvoyan gatiafaction in al ate lait oth of ‘ite than auy one i the pre: fession; telle the and fature destiny gives advice ‘and 2d street, ‘above D street uurthweet SPECIALTIE S. to love and rea a ALL Ix TROUBLE CALL. ‘Consultation Rooms, 402 — ber striae i cre —— oy as Mm ae eee a [.C. DOUG: | oes a Sth street mosthweat J OST—THURSDAY, IN THE WE Le a Lo ES | some ‘small. sieaia ae xES | Ibe tandwetting of the ent, Finder iene it y a on | aba rewarded on re arnt ts one wo FAMES E _COUNTRY BOARDING. _ Gime os Se ne | near ga Stains anor AP. Mo McINTURFF, ieee PROFESSIONAL chalybeate House, Strasbung, SURGERY.—DR. WHITE, GHIROPODIST gn = con: tot ane Wednesda; am, First-class references. pads) ‘Changes reason: 428 1TH STREET streets, over Ballan: ele tol ees ice phuks 9 R. PARSO) DENTIsT, riper, Ierpoeo D see bade i ers a ng oa 8 H STREET N \ORTH- Aigy, York avenue. — LES.—A CURE POSITIVELY SURE. NO ON! need suffer. No nan atgot pala or other for eft to mont advanced iE Gress Misses POL Mere PUBOUIS, FRENCH PRIVATE SCHOOL_ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL— Pans ome PRINCIPAL. ives, advice far = HILTON, AM, recast an cutand Tugare ana gives fons oo Hh aod onto Sm. sid? to 8 pane yas Sw FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBEE 5ra. THE EVENTS OF BROOKE TELLS ALL Hemen 50 cents each; “No. 200 L atroot, between Att and LIFE. Ail Sth streets northwest. feb10-30w" Pupils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- nest A limited num! $f Peatie sectired inion of te Princ shes ty oral soccive tas ome endl ATTORNEYS. Cipiincet a home. — = sad beets ta Au ee as oa 472 Lovisiaxa AvEN an: Gunton teotamentar tomate Oe Erni Sgfre to Pr on a tary | sie nd Dubie Es PENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Corner of Tih and I. structs nortiiwest, end donshanrs Serves! H- ‘The Business gence, Busnes Antunes = Commaesciad Lair. snd Lectura ot H. MILLER, m% Attorney at Law, office 6 and 8, Gunton Law s Bessey ne OE 3725-3 eee ee ee nee ee end Se es oa Sadat Eleinenta of by James 4. cop gid Cy SAFE DEPOSIT CO. ECURITY AND SAFETY. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, orn Sraeet amp New Yorx Avexve. get" Goverment Bods on Sopuat fori per fm on deposit for $i Also, reoelve aye Surecsare, in Tranks for 7 president Stickney, ee ae |S." BANGLES. ‘Have opened To-day s full line of SILVER BANGLES. Jewarens axp St.vemnores, Point, % ere ‘ADEMOISELLE 1, street, New York. Boarding and Thorough, Engle coasee pndater Shara Ti ass Pe Mah MadE Sie ot Se RTs EE oa oe. SJ HOWARD GORE, B. S., Profemor of Mathe- Day echool character Rciteniber ath, ‘Day end sud neract keojying, metic, Alebra, G: MACAPER, A M., (QONZAGA COLLEGE, 41 1 Stix Xo the Common FLEE. Princes Louie. Founder and Pr Rev. 1. (UTH, D.D., vient the arp Meare Dw FALL TEEM OPENS WEDNESDAY, Scrramacs 21. ee er Kast olid Danie for the tight fermatiche ot cd for the jon 0 is spoken ‘She college. Maurie a Doant Lateary and Tuttion fore, beens course ot Enel, the Ancient and jodern Lane enies, Drat oH ¢ "ie ig a a Oe annum.’ A reduction of one- Sul t aoa the datchters MISS ty Taby Paodieal Eat Ladies BOOTS AND § I ( UR ENTIRE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES must be sold recandies of cost, as we retire from Totall business to 0 into, the he Manulacturing of Bouts and Shoes. bad in hoes: Ladies, Boye and Children SPEAR BitOSs 231-1 Gents, Minses, 738 70 rect hortiiwest, (T° PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ‘Tt must be gratifying to know that, thanks to our #n- or another pair will be given instead. We can do this without reluctance, for EVERY SHOR ‘WE HANDLE IS ESPECIALLY MADE UP FOR US, and every pair that abould prove unsatisfactory is RE- TURNED TO THE MANUFACTURER, thus the loss ts his, not ours. We makes 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 Dirtrict, for quality and style, superior to anything we have ever had, and our prices as usual, beyond competition. gu foapt its pees eee Boys’ ‘Misses’ fine Button or oa to $2.50. WILLIAM HAHN'S RELIABLE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th street, between H and 1, and 1922 Penneytvania avenue, bet. 19th and 20th stresta, Sien—“Rep Surren.” 230-1w FP 2ST Lass BOOTS AND SHOES AT ACTUAL COST. ‘We will sell all of our Gent's Fine LOW SHORS and Licht CONGRESS GAITERS at actual Cost. Ladies’ LOW SHOES, SLIPPERS and Light BUTTON BOOTS at Prime Cost. ‘These Goods must be closed out to make room for Fall Btock. ‘This is a good opportunity to goods ine = wet good at very GEO. McCARTHY, a 005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. He*s COMFORTS. socraL LaTROBE, a 8 a ‘No, 400 Suns: eraser Demme. Paes