Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1881, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. SHINGTON, PTEMBER 21, 1881. CROSBY S. NOYES ‘The Evening Star has a reaular, permanent, bena fide-daily circulation mere than treble tha? of auy other daily paper pubiished in Washington, nnd equal to that ef all the ether daily papers here a Tue Stak ¢ | ‘@ connected Advertise with the “ts, orders for - paper by mail and otherwise, news, 67 °>¥ information or business can be sent day ornight, of | i i | | Truly and literally the nation mourns. On . in every household the signs of | at the loss of our President are visible. | was never a ruler who so soon endeared | ore nself to all his people. The noble and | rietie utterances of his inaugural ad- | dress hushed the clamor of polities, and his few short months of rule brought the differen: sections of the country closer | together and inspired a feeling of national pride everywhere. He was the peoples’ Presi dent In the truest, broadest sense of the term. The north, the south, the east and the west join hands and mingle tears over the grave of Gen. Gartield. One of the most touching tributes to the memory of the late President, and an evi- dence too of the universal respect and rever- ence felt for him, is the pains the poor and the humble have taken to drape their lowly houses in mournii The little shanty Where food is searee and want is ever-present. is draped with ail the resources at the command of the poor occupants. Everywhere this is the case. of the humble little homes in this | city have the front doors draped, and usually | With as muck taste as the material at hand would a ith some piece o k wearing ap- pare ing that the people, though too poor to purchase mourning goods, felt d the nation’s if the ‘and, hh whom this testimony of regard is shown could look down upon the land he loved so well and | in all the | and respect for hin would | toueh him more deeply than the reverence of the | iy ed that Pr ent Arthur ne the Senate in extra session at an | éarly day, that it may che presiding officer | and thus provide for succession to the Presi- dency in the event that death should again leve} his shaft at our Chief strate. But asingle life now stands betwee itutional govern- | ment and legal anarchy. No doubt thig govern- ent of ours would moye along in its proper | f it wer ft without an executive | could be elected; but the | country infinitely prefer not to at risk when it can be so easily avoided the Presi¢ of th ate is placed fter the Vice President, in the line of sue- to the preside after him the Speaker of the Hc the succession. The extra journed without ele the Speaker of the House is is state of affairs prod By law lent. This mpt calling of | an properly give any e, willissue his procla- session of that body. te will be equally divided | rise to a fear, seareely ex- xisting, that it may engage sie over the election of a Presi- dent because of the possibility that that official at, as seen as he &ttention to affairs ot may become President of the United States. To indulge in this fear is to underrate and_ belittle | the wisdom, ability and patriotism of the U Senate. Certainly our highest legislative body, | composed of the ablest representative men of | the land. can and will elect a presiding officer without enzaing ina partisan wrangle, which would be most unseemly and out of place at | this time, expecis ily. —— The verdict of the people will be that Presi- | dent Gartield received the best medical and surgical treatment that could be obtained, and that all that skill and science could accomplish was done for him. There is a disposition now apparent, even among the medical critics who have been so severe in their comments upon Dr. Biiss and his associates, to admit that, in the light of the developments of the autopsy and the frightful character of the wound, great skill was displayed in the management of the case. One of the professional critics who insisted that the ball should have been cut out, now pronounces the wound to have been ne- cessarily fatal inthe end. Dr. Bliss lost his | but during those eighty days he labored with untiring zeal, unremitting ¢are and undismayed couraze, to stay the hand of death. The American people, amidst their patient, unhappily. —— The late oficial bulletins served to familiarize the pubic with a good many jaw-cracking medi- cal terms, and it would seem that some of these are likely to be incorporated into popular lan- guage and go to enrich the, already, extensive Vocabulary of the American orator. At the Meeting of the Baltimore Merchants’ and Manu- facture: tion yesterday to take action in regard to the President’s death, one of the Speakers commenced by enquiring: “Is there a man within the sound of my voice whose. heart is not encysted in a solemn grief this morning?” Another stated that the virtues of the deceased would be “embalmed” in the hearts of his countrymen forever. +o The manifestations of grief over er the death of President Gartleld, noted throughout the land, @re scarcely more universal than the expressions of confidence in the disposition and ability of his successor to carry out the grand adminis- tive policy so satisfactorily entered upon. The by Mr. Arthur in his delicate and embarrassing position during the last eighty days, have won for him the good will of the people, even of those previously prejudiced azainst him. THE GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER 8 MNOWN TO DO ITS WOK! WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? 1s CHOLERA AND CRAMPS: porka DOT CALICOES AND PERCALES. ae ae es NEW DRESS GOODS IN CLOTH SHADES. MEDICATED RED FLANNEL. SHAKER AND BALLARDVALE FLANNELS. MERINO AND SCOTCH WooL VESTS, FANCY HOSIERY IN NEW STYLES. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 Tru Srurer Noetnwasr. WEST ¥4SHINGTON, fr-retremoxtc Coxsretiox. y EW BOOKS. ‘The Youktown Campaign snd Surrender of Cornwalis, | by Henry P. Johnston. "Tne ‘Ancient Brouze Tuuplements of Britain and Ireland, | by John Evans, F. BR. 8. “Tilueions, , by James ul alter Sci. Sertes. WASIED, A GOOD PL. preferred: best of city rota ; at coo G strect northwest at 2 p.m. ‘ANT to work in & Groc-7y aud | S617 436 street routhw 21 32~ TWO BOYS, 17 or 18 YEARS OF AGE, or Ore Provision Store. a Se bee R BE with hit dlace Take ena, at T—DELIGHTFUL APARTMEN’ ea gantly furnished, exe suite or single, at 1305 ar ) NICELY FUR’ NISHED ROOMS, 13 I street north 819-3" TS ELE, | N= ‘D—A COLORED GIRL FOR sroall family, 1825 1 street. [eres housework; must cook, wash and iron, “oe ai “s amp ‘Self Aug ‘by Alfred Sai ie Apply after 10am. st B08 6th st ar orthwasts Damen’s Ghost, Red Robin Series, The Enaniete ¢ St. Jacobi’s, L. H. Series, One of Thi Jessie Fothervill, Wild Work, by ass E. E Deyen ‘CIS B. MOHUN ai fone ae AND STATIC ER, 1015 Pennsylvania ayente. TED — COOK: Tesces, half-crown TATEN NI S TEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 5 axp 7 JouN Street, New Yous. ~ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 West Battiwone Srarer, Barrnsone. _ 47 Nontm Eronra Sreeer, Parapecrata. 1399 Broapway, New York. 279 FuLros Srreer, Broox.ys. Ladies? Dresees and Garments of all kinds of all Fab- rics and of the most elaborate styles Cleaned or Dyed | Gentlemen's Garments | Curtains, Window Shades, ‘Table Covers, Carpets, Blankets, ete., Cleaned or Dyed. Kids and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed handsomely. | | Crape Veils renovated equal to new. temen’s Garments received and returned by express or Successfully without rippinc. Cleaned or Dyed Whole. mail. BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO., 110 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, 819-Im BALTIMORE, Ladies’ and Gen- | stands handling oysters, and a good ironer. Apply at 206 9th street northwest. WASTED-A OMP ETENT AND RELI man to cook, wash and iron Apply at 1134 6th street north ANTED-TWO LABORERS, ALSO ON Foreman on a farm. Ap) ‘TON'S Loan Office, S14 Sth street no Pennsylvania avenue. WANTED (A PHARMAC education, will’ be PROPRIETOR OF PHANMACY, Star cil CHAMBERMAIDS, WaIT- rf ‘Failier furnished "Servanta.” License references. ies farnel ervant Axency, 926 F street northwest, C. E. PRIGE & CO. itt \ ANTED—A GOOD COOK; ONE THAT UNDER- TABLE WO- fora «mall ie iST-A ¥ YOUTH, FROM ixteen to seventeen years of ais rahen to Learn tea Sou Hat taken eons of four years. 'TED—A SITUATION choirmaster by the Ist ot October; nial Doth in office, | WANTED BY A RESPEC ored man toroushly acquainted wish die a ences. Address PORTER, Star V ANTED—BY A YOUNG E Grae Situation as nurse or maid; speaks F: plain sewer. Address Box 79, Star office. England and Scotland. Address ‘ABLE YOU! rter; can read and write: 3 Hens furnish refer- AS ORGANIST OR ‘good _testi- and references yiven ; have had lou experience, Box 65, Star @ COL- ‘817-3t* WOMAN A reuch; good lw’ ‘the interrecti saat Fe aaa ES _GTHE TORTLAND,” AT jon of. Vermont aven treet ud siost coinete House of ‘Thoniz= Circle; this sort in ti= atteched. R RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED [to en matte or siniie, to a cr men; Expe pls: to, THO: MAS 3. SHER & CO. Aon to FissER ba Rertienent. 907 M northwest. Fu RENT—PLEASANT ROO) a handecme din: ey are sed tuoderate cance, 1324 F street or to cen’ 12-2 (FURNISHED OR OR yufarnished, south front third floor. also, one on situatic For BE RENT— \T_PLEASANT { UNFURNIS ina pri auitabl fr ten iW bo Refer- fourth floor, wi jon park R RENT_ST ith Bows oderate: learnt mont; avenue cams pass; references Hi street northivest, 220" 0OMS, D family, No. 804 9th street northwest, 925-40" | Puss SALE-T SALE-ELEGANT NINE-ROOM “TERE: | | _Lecturms will be o— Fore j Frame House, 14th street, near Thomas Circle. | its ¥. L DUBOIS, | pune 6) g'elo SP eee = w ; A meee 605 7th street northwest. fag 1138 Ni New York arent Ga TORY BRICK HOUSE, SE aed Rees: Tmnproveticntas Lequite ni tig | NIS, Secretary, at the Law School, all modern premiieon, 809 4th wtreet horn west. ‘amd’ s | Recular conine of two yeare $90 per annns Srolock pin, Price reasonable. Terms one halfeah, €Taduate course $25. lance 8, and id inouthe with lx per ceut Aner’ | PRPS TAKER 1 NI i FEES ytember venue Sey | tw MISS BOYLE, 1311 is vineet. R SALE— \INS— BRI Framos4 r. each, RAT. ave., near sth 10r., Md. ave., near 1 SCHO Por Young Ladies apa Chile, Sth, bear One, $1100. 2 Beicka T bet. Lath & 15 Sti | KET, opposite Frauklin Park, Gd0d: “WAL HOLTAMAN, Tate St SF | win 200 EB ae Aw" SADE THEER-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE | 18 1 STREET NoxTinW: No. 14 B erect noriivert. | Furniture can ee | ES dough house. "Property exam - | 4 on SE tween 6 aud 7 p.m. ‘all-2m™ | circular.” ee a Carel REBEL 1 STITU ‘TE AND KINDERGARTEN, FOR SALE—LO7S. LF a? Lira srapry sowrnss, 2 | ie oe os, 14 AND 15, BLOCK 4, ~ ee | Hill, for sale; price, six cents per square foot: caxh. oes at 720 20th northwest. ald-6t* ‘German-trai OR ‘RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, waa, heat and use of bath: = 1ith street northwest. Best of and cold water: Teferences als-5w* | man taught dail ly in | Gatthentcy ee free to all Clase opens OCTOBER int. AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER | MES Vocal and Instrumental Music. "Mise Leavit! | nay alno be ‘as Contralto Soloist in Church or 218 10% street _northwent, ‘south of Penudhivenis aveliuo. aad near WisleeatS market. A. business. Inowire at 926 FOR RENT—HOUSES stand tor crocery, feed or commission Louisiana avenue. — jy-3m. R RE Hone, northwest. NT- ADI ENT—OCTOBER 1st, 7 rooms fnd cellée, all modern, improve- ments, eittiated on Rent, "tral 628 0 STREET NORTHWEST, STORE and Dwelling, suitable for business, near new North- a iy 711 O street. 821-3t" O-STORY BRICK between 6th and 7th streets ire 1507 Sth street north- 221-30" Fu RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE Auction, —See Bulletin isaued on’ the Ist and MD. ) Ree: WE REMIND THE TRAVELLE z | WELL AS OUR CITY FRIENDS, WHETHER THEY FROM THIS DAY FORWARD THERE WILL BE | | FREQUENT OCCASION FOR THE USE OF A |} LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT. OURS ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL, PRISING HOW GOOD A COAT A LITTLE MONEY | BUYS OR HOW FINE A COAT OF HERE READY-MADE. PRICES FROM $5 10 A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 816 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. STAY AT HOME OR GO ELSEWHERE, THAT ANTED—BY A LADY A FURN dress PROMPT, Star vilice. ISHED ROOM, With or without board, in a private family where no questions are asked. terms must be modera Ad- ae W ANTE: tion a photograph galler; fitted up for the purpose. "4 office. yANTED—, y ‘OF rooms WI GENTLEMAN WANTS A comfortably furnished Bed-Room, -room; must be centrally located, —TO RENT IN A DESIRABLE LOCA- hich can be Address CALCIUM, Star wt. EASANT, eit ee ot Permanent if Pet RENT—310 18TH STREET SOUTHWEST 313.00 0 1417 i street northwest, ai rooms, water \efrees six water and 07H street hortheant ey foo an “ “i 15th of | ont fice of THOS. E. WAGGA- —__WANTED—ROOMS. _| 3iuheteypey moth a the ome ws ED—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FoR Fe RENT—BRICK HOUSE, ELEVEN. ROOMS, ‘coud floor preferred, between F, K,7th and 13th tral; will be fixed ‘to suit eligible tenant. streets: will be permanent; state terms.” Addreas A. L. Ay ply aniuediatt premises 516 8th street northwest. B., Star office. $21-4t* . W, RENE, ‘916 F street northwest. 820-5t" B 0 E. A. Mer TURE, o18 ae FE a Ey, WOODLEY PARK, SEVEN-ROOM EA per month; 30 08. E, WAGGA- B19-3t minutes" walk from Was By MAN, O19 7th strest. SuneeOn- FOR RENT. THE STON bia Hi ith 16 acres of ground: , south fron! lately. remod y ANTED—TO RENT A HOUSE WITH ten Rooms elixibly: located. aoe J.C. R. A) street railroad. G PUBLIC, AS ¥ BOD’ 7th strect northwest, ements to cash buyers in Carpets, y ANTED—FOrR GooD, street northeast. Wit WwW H [ CASH PRICES oe Kec acer Books, Pamphlet a | Copper, Lead, 23 pewter, Ty: ‘eal Trou, Bones, battles, Key of telephonic punctaliy attendel i. part of city or suburbe. ULLMAN avenue and 10th street southeast. when required; keeping OLD ST. AND 11's SUR- | WWANTED-2 BIGPE OLD 5 outa | ord telephone. “A. H. CHACE & BR Hy T ANTED—TO AN OUN THA’ Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, of Deeds tor Every State and ‘Territory, bree eesranes: ‘aud Notary. ‘Alwaye Ay WwW $35 to Renovate by TURE TO STORE v to Remake, Furniture to Pack A. H. CHACE & BROS’. aus ‘Small Quantities. vaniavanues bet send class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, and avreat deal cheaper than s common be bor fd meth a SuSTHS OLD STAND, BERWANG ALS, feel grateful to Dr. Bliss and his | TENDER MANY THANKS TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE, KIND FEELING AND ENCOURAGEMENT SHOWN THEM SINCE THEIR OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE, 310 tru STREET. SELL THE manliness, good sense and right feeling shown | WHICH THEY WILI. INVARIABLY PLACE AT THE LOWEST PRICES, FOR AN EXTENSIVE FALL AND NESS. 8. KATZENSTEIN, Manacer. sit A CARD. LONDON SAMPLE GARMDNTS, qihich we expected to arri tweak due notes of which will sppear in Respectfully, SELTZ & MERTZ, IMPORTERS AND TAILORS, 1105 Pewxsytvanta Avenvg, Two Doons West oF alt Srar Orrice. THEIR INTENTION, AS HERETOFORE, 18 TO BEST GRADE OF CLOTHING ONLY, THEY HAVE CERTAINLY COMMENCED OPERA- TIONS IN EARNEST, AND ARE FULLY PREPARED No, (fi, D street northwest, 409 9th st. northwest. N. Second-hand Clothin ED—BOARD FOR FAMILY -0 terms must be low. Office. ANTED—THREI Board for three grown between 10th and loth and and 1: “Immediate,” Star office. STRONG | ens to renovate, Muttresses to steam and remake, EIGHT OR ear Patent Office or Star office. 819-3t* KNOW THAT JAS. offers sreat ‘urniture, #20-1m SECOND- cheap for cash, Apply to THOMAS 819-3 PAID FOR Bags, Rope, WANGED HORSES TO PASTURE; WILL GRAIN orses a specialty summer and winter; city’ references; can be seen at ERICE'S Stable, 3 311 6th street northwest. H. CARPET west, Feath- | uiture to steam WANTED ARPETS TOCLEAN. WE DO NOT > CAN OBTAIN | jan gue Garpets.. Our work is done better and prices | Jower than in any other establishment in Washi G16 35 E. BELL, Js a Commissioner . Commis~ othe om} m2 ANTED—FEATHERS AND HAIR MATTRESSES team and Make Over. | Upholstery and Decorating. ture stored an: ed. Ci andexamine. “At F-H- YOUNGS, 1404 Bennesivanta avenue. apl2-6m IN FINE Storage Rooms. CHACE'S, 616 La. ave. marll TANTED-FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, i Mar. tresses ‘and Ship, at 616 Louisiana avenue. marll Wiser OLD ANDSILV! LV ERIN LARGEOR cash price paid. 321 streets, ‘TED—YOU TO KN ‘ow THAT: ELL A FIRST- Jani9 much better new suit can or at Branch Store, No. —We buy but ang | comm Fe RENT—A Store and Dwi office above Pennsylvania avenue, suited, Adaress, stating locati rice, &c., L. T., | firet-class order. A. L. BARBER & CO., LeDroit st smbuans 1°” | Building. 816-6 4 EAS aN Co NEURNISHED ROOMS FOR | FIOR RENT ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSI Aight Housekeeping; one fronting on etreet; must ith all the modern improvements, 1517, 1auh stred within four squares of Government Post northwest. Apply to JOHN F. GREEN, 1520 14th street dress J. L., Star office, northwest, s15-15t" ANTED-—A FIRST-CLASS STORE-ROOM ON R RENT—A NEW, HANDSOM. BRICK MAN- Fenneylvania avenme, between Gth and 12th streets wion, furnished or tinfurnished, of 20 rooms, wine northwest below E., Address ODELL & | vaults, dummer kitchen, fountain and stable, with all CO., 806 Pret, feprait Building. *20-3t” modern improvement BP at 1529 M or Te Go kENNEDY. hone on PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND— felling No. 423 10th street, nesr gas Store can be de- fached from dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, includ ing two Inquire at b2¢'L ‘Louisiana avenue. parlors, large cellar, gas, water, Bath, & Syo-bm a FOR RENT-MISCEL LANEOUS : RENT—A 08 and 0) ILD & Bi NUMBER OF EXCELLENT for $2, $3, and $4 per month, by 0., 709 7th street northwest. «26-1m_ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE-FARM ©) ‘ble improvements thereon, at Randolph Station, on Metropolitan Bran 113 ACRES, AND VALU- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: in Montzomery county, Md., twelve miles from this city. Call for particulars. E. W. WHITAKER, 208 435 street northwest, next door north of Penniylvania avenue, ah ae :20-3t A DAIRY OR TRUCK FARM, Located 134 miles from Uniontown, on Marlboro road, containing 65 acres. A splendid dwelling-house, con- taining 16 rooms: large barn, with cow sheds attached; an abundance of creek and well water; good orchard. Has been used as a dairy farm for last nine years. Ap- ply toMr. RAY, on the ROS St. Ci vania avenue. or to WM. H. MAIN, tel, corner 3d street ani Penn- 815-las" aries F% SALE, BO EXCH. BOE FOR UNEN- cumbered miles from city; Prop 240 acres, 33 mh ey farm; fine peach and young apple orchard; excellent, water. fine peach snd_young app wal Fe SALE GREAT, ee 7 aHE. YEU, own, (‘North Arlington Fruit and Dairy Farm.” within sight of city, beautifully located. Easy ternut “Also small Farms’ on tine, ROBT 4; PHIL LIPS, 1428 New York avenue. aa3-im" Mage FAIRFAX LAND FOR SALEBY 0. Day, SEPTEMBER Fairfax Court NINETEENTH, potash, ‘wil id the Whited Land, (617 acres, ) near poe Mile Jota of 75 to tpacenences ‘heavy timbers; near Rare chance for lumber inen. Private sule authorized. ‘Terms liberal. 222-1m Suit FARM FOR SALE—17: the mont beautiful and Bea inci Only two rom, and in. full view of. PHILLIPS, 1428 Ne ia city fork ‘Easy terms, 220-2m* BOARDING. FoR RNISHED ROOMS, EN with SUITE OR SINGLE, ‘Table Board; also, outside Table Boarders ac- commodated; references required. Apply at 912 Mt WANTED—BOARD. F FOUR IN Wx! ANT! the country near railroad Say te and near city; » Box 520, City Post 820-3t ) WITH PERMANENT , nurse and child, L' streets. Address 819-3t" TE MISSES TYLER WILL GIVE sr: ae Board at 912 15th street, opposite MePherson Park. References given and required. ota pe LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9rH STREET NORTH- est, is one of ee cosies! ing. houses in the cl dated at reasonable t and best conducted Board- Boarders secommo- HE TREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE PROME- nade balconies. cool, wili be found a most Geattable airy rooms, superior table, lace ior summer board ‘and $30 per r — 929 NOW WHITE BREAD Will be guaranteed if you use CER! was awarded the First tora at the National Fair, in 1879, and Premium, shape of a of a vary handsome ind 1880. in the The millers flour in America. pene pe ee pat ait Picea, lour country exeapt Ce laim that one barrel will turn out forty loaves nore ‘bresd than AND, BEAUTIFUL ROLLS AND BISCUITS the celebrated, Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which Premium over ail other competi axain Gold Medal of a ‘any other STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS FANCY, YheatPatent, and unrivaled by any Ni RELIA SOE, 5 splendid Minneota Patent Floor made by Higa aery cheep | ¢ tad bested went: Vittnin Use seach 2 eel on 0 every a who wil GOLDEN HILL, the old reliable , and the Standard Family Flour of the Distt District, ee and Galt reat many patent flours, Pion to Dring forth any, bel , STER- LING, MI INEOL ak CE oF GOLDEN HILL, and we feel ase ‘who tries them. Once will never tse: For sale by all, 815 Comsur IsT STEKET AND INDIANA AvExUE? WM. M. GALT & CO. 5; location central; ne ques J om aoe & { RENT_WELL-FURNISHED. Se rronting two streets, in most desirable Gly Mite Mret-class Board. “Mus. the D. B. Bish #20-2t" _ | Concert. Address 944K street northwest. 815-3 on LE—TWO FINE, LIGHT, SECOND- HAND | ‘RS. ~CONDRON, PRINCIPAL OF PARK SEMI- don Cgupelettes, Coupes, Rockaway, dpe handsome Phe 'M nary | will recel ye her urils at 116 C stroet sort: Wit ea cee Wee Satara | Tony be cons + wet, alb-is te 14th D michded to, “4 R SALE—FIRST Faw Pennsyly: | NEw AND arrnactiyi HALLS SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG) | Ta the handsome edifice, known througout United OR | SALE—A LANDAULET CARRIAGE, COUP! SCOLN tee ‘ pelette, ws Bugxy. aliof the ae ee LINCOLN, TALL BUILDING, | good ‘ortler; wil be che eens original cost: Corner 9% and D streets, shes fine bred Mare with colt six months old: or will | ‘The new Collage falls will be occupied on end fee oan fe 2 noes cr pieracsce | Cateeaatek gat md grate eos St Tors Vth etnect | nordhwe west” = ‘Soe | | Ife. | Students received throuhout the year. so Adaluable panohlet, containing an cloguent addross | to students on Elements of Si by James A. Gar- field, and a Tribute to Graduates of Spencerian Busi- ees’ College, by Gen. Francis A, Waiker, “Supe tendent of the Censns, and also conizining full infcrn | tion concerning the ‘College, will be sent free by mail | BuO application, or maybe obtained at tue College Ice. HENRY C. SPI oe fag ket iomietern anoi ioe at F nore tine, For oh includinu handsome st and cover, st SIDNEY 'T, NIMMO'S, 439 horthwest: OR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—A FIRST CLASS Piano, Grand Upright, rosewood, So a wit fine carved scrolls, 8 d cove seo on. a discount if all cash. 11: ‘Land 3 FS SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF eae a a ‘Trade Waxons: handsome Box Wagon, suitable for Clothiers; large stock of new and second-hand Car- Tiaxes and Bu 5, .PROBY'S, 1250 High, 3240 Prospect street, ‘hn Geonzetown. OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF CONTINCED ILL- H health, the owner feela compelled to sell a nearly new Tripple Strung, Agraffe Upright Piano at eat ice for cash.’ Can be seen at GL. & HO.'S, 109 7th strect northwest 424-1 oR SALE_NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY NC 4 SOLO VIOLIN . of Emile Sauret of Pari, ‘heen to nforn his mi of % inform his and the pubic Bhat he wil ‘osuine his Violin Tustenction on SEPTEMBER ISTH. For particulars ayyly at Hits | & Co-’« Muste Store; oF at his residence, 1131 12th street northiw AILS. JOSEF KASPAR, nee MISS ANNIE ROEMER, will receive a limited number of Pupils in Voice mene Solo Singing a specialty. Italian School. sl-2w" a eatin part Rincanace Cotas Goce ah in pos, Coupe- etx Cou racine Landealots Vicworae’ Exteee SERV oF a poe pe Ses Een po ae, of every comer 43 street and Pennesieania avenue, (owt ) Repository and Factory, 410-416 Bilal nordiwes gat, Voloe, Singing Vice be Pecive’ eeshee, ge clin, ee = == MOAls Sthatnietuwest._ | Fes anvuntagen: 0.B. BULLARD, Director. “si0-Im? oR SALE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF | roy ¥ and Second-hand Carriages and Busies, ATON. s descriptions: for sale orexchangeat very low prices, P, | A structions on the Flute and Guitar by She so — SCH OO EOC ee Semnare Je20-$nt_ | Uidrese FS. EATON, Faust, National Theater. 6 , AIDED BY SEVERAL AS- fistante, will continue to teach German, Latin, Greeks also Susie: and Eugtish branches. Y Prepared for Colleges, > Exam Circulars G street. POSEY TO LOAN. HE ARCHER INSTITUTE returned from her wester eotumence on THURSDA circulars and further Mrs. M. N. ARCHEL, 4S ans. ARCHER HAS Her school will ER 29th, rticulars address or cail upon No. 1401 Massachusetts avenue, For THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., sl7-Im cont ver mouth, on personal property, at R. FUL M ‘ONEY. AT LowEsr SUaTES OF IN TEREST. st 1524 F street northwest. M ONEY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN AT 2 PER -Asmall sum of MONEY TO wae for a ma taicg. Adare OER Hoon 8 SU Cloud Bee | | ‘OWARD UNIVERSITY. | 7, St. Cloud. siege opposite Thomas Circle. iy yo TO LOAN. $50,000 TO LOAN, Medical Department will open MONDAY, OCTOBER In Sums to Suit, x Per Cent, oe wee ee M. Crenins addreie will i <a nt 2 Las. profession and pul ON REAL, ESTATE SHCURITS. Lieare invited to atiend. z rs ions very lowort rates. For address J. N. HUYCK, Reat Estate AGENT, CG Sy PURVIS, M.D., Secretary, m2 505 Pa, av., Arlington Ins. Builditis. < No. TLS 13th street. Mo=* To to. eee DiCQLEGIATE | INSTITUTE.— ool for Young Ladies. — ON REAL ESTATE, AT 6 PER CENT. sexton oe of Tot and 1882 wal parame toe RECON | DELAY. WED) YIN SEPTEMBE For Circulars ay MISS LUCY STEPHENSO: street, West Wa DA OO. WOLTaMaN, pig to Principal. 0th and F streets northwest. ete TO LOAN. I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA‘ gums of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates “Gitarges moderate. No delay. Ae Watmserar SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 713 2ist will open SEPTEMBER 6. Boys in Prim- . H. WARN 8. E. NOLAN, Princival.. Sam- nov26, 916 ¥ etroot nortiwes Ba Ws ownecra, Latin, Greek and Advanced Engliah; | Sy egy SN SPECIALTIES. in = TLE! NAL, BLIND, BLEED- ET US LIVE WITH OUR CHILDRI Pes ine or oe 2 ‘Metropolitan Seminary and Kin guete Ne alee & and no mediciues t | Boarding and Day School for ¥: 1 swallow, Cure Children, will reopen at 300 18th ‘SEPTEMBER tation eee i2rH, instruction in German and Drawing free. DR. SHRADER, ‘Metropolitan Kind ‘Normal Institute reopens 210-2W* 620 11th street northwest. | OCTOBER l0rx. Catalogues and full information ob- tained by applying to B. C. GRAVES, Princip |. s2-1m* MARL ROR MCE MEDIUM, - WORKS Magnetic Electricity: tells true life: card reader: lis p present and toe rel ives ooa advice for ‘STITUTE, 1590 I Srneer Nontuwest. Tenth scholastic year commences SEPTEMBER 26th, lady ‘ond Ben 5 street northwest. Houre from 9 to 12 acm.. ges jy23-10w MRS. C. W. PAIRO, Principal. ME. f. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF mE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Mu All business confidential. Ladies and Gen- (Established 1877,] 707 Sth street northwest. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, dames 60 centcncy Hic. 46 Le street, betweon-4& apd | £2. “Guurch onsen for! Practice. sl-ut” pie rye a pod OLGA HE: oye ye RS (formerly Louise Poilock,) will open PE ONAL. = at 1135 1h street northwest, on =ptember 13th, a27-1m' pe PERSON HOLDING A SMALL TIN BOX eennent 3, Reliey, containing 9 siecharse of James ROF. AND MRS. ure oy E. COLTIERE' Ss + Will please deliver or French, English and Cisssical Schoc address at the ne Star office, sate" ‘ill Reopen on fad Serres 12, 1 ike, at Gace —YOUR LETTER ONLY RECEIVED To- oN of avin your cannot, write. nlare and circulars apply to Ge ({COLLIERE, A. sor of the Frouch PPteere AGENCY, 309 9TH ST. N.W. NSTITUTE, and stolen recovered: reliable bifor- ‘Select Classical and M: mation. obtained on any subject; consuitation free; all rf business strictly confidential; no change Bue- 14th street between and Festreets, ceesful. INDER. 815-lin* | Will re-open WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1881. ADAM a THE a ESTABLISHED, RE- Bor comers, Ce Prine liable Clairvoy ‘Astrologist.. ai gatisaction in all giao a a 7 sie tees ion; past, present and future LTON" advice ‘and assistance on all ‘matters a English and French School for Young Ladies and Durinens love and matrimony. "ALL Ix TROUBLE che nildren, #21 Vermont avenue, will re-open September iven 3 itation Rooms, : ay 2d street, above D street northwest. = = SEMINARY. PROFESSIONAL. M LOST AND FOUND. 92-2 Moanne. 4 Uanae BiAoK. ger: ward willbe given i retarued to ass’ Bt scent ‘north- it* Fema OX MY PLACE (ADJACENT TO PROS- HI Cemetery) o00 een. ust come | Sh Excny: ? ? ate ‘T—ON SEPTEMBER 19, fos from a cluster finger A DIAMOND SET- ‘The finder will be well rewarded by leaving it at the — AY AFTERNOON, ote 20, LS; STUESD, ieee ~ Domine mal oar Sot eer Young Ladies. De & & CARMAN, cer, 1015 14° i STREET, door south from All Souls! Church. 912 cx me Sees {000TH STREET, southeast corner 9th and E northwest. eo ns a SBORNE SEMINARY—FRENCH AND aaouna ‘O45 Mt treet nortivwest, Sep als, x northwest, Bop King to Harvard ‘Chain Bracelet, ith name "Helen” Sea one gh ‘on each. ak. The finda a by leaving it at 31 ea-2at* 5 OST—SUNDAY SSeS as G STREET, BE- tween Ist and 12th, La |, black Reward if Ladies" Cameo Breastpin, white small gold chains attached. 136 Lat strect northwest. 620-2 Ppluce OUT. UNPLUGGED AGAIN. ONCE MORE UNPLUGGED. PLUGG TO'REMAIN OUT. wing again connected with winrer pust- | ™ ~ TELEPHONIC EXCHANGE, respectfully solicit orders thromeh {! Or commutuiodtion when uot content Trent FRESH : LARGE BUEPLiEs BOTTOM PRICES. | FRUIT aH AT COST, j ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, opposite Critic Oftice. 504 97H sTREET, neTwEEN E axp F ontuwnsr, C ARRIAGES. mz CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES, assortment of Né spe eon none CARRIAGES, oe eat ee pee oy yh tao pana Eos, Yi iBT. H. GRAHAM, 817-8t 410-416 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST. MARKET SPACE. JU8T OPENED Henrietta Cloth; 10 ae 809 oan a iret Dee 809 acre =f WARD—LOST—$100 eoere No, 206,419, and Certificate for i Falaon patos Avply to CHAS. E- 1 FOUR rae ON Five See te No. Lease FRIDAY, 9ru INST., ON PENN: fe vania avenue, nd 13” ojctock, ween 10 ‘Pension se The Jail be rewarded on 7,334. ieggig te same at the office of The Evening Star. (SPECIALTIES AND BARGAINS IN PIAwOs AND ORGANS, ie, E sl0 end Pat HATS. splat et ar AR arc second-hand Pianos st less i ew SIDNEY T. NIMWO'S ke us, PIANO WAREROOMS, 483 ItH Srnzer Nonruwest. TRAVELING RAVE BAe AND cor BOYS AND CHILDREN aATS IN NEW COLORS SILK, GUANAGO end «04 GINGHAM UMBRELLAS. _ 1237 Pennaylvanis avenue, ENNGYLVANTA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, PA. (OPENS SEPT. 14.) Anstraction in Civil Eaginoerinee =a ‘Degrees conferred. “bor. THEO. HYATT, Prosident. ARSO} ENTIST, 428 TTH STREET Dis etme D2 aud E streets, over Ballan, Beaks ian pectoris une ‘at nicht. B., WEIBENBORN. DE oe 915 7TH STREET mT apd ARDIVEL, | % W. 46TH gn fe unten ce a Peau a Chiiaren, a De. “Eeopene Septamiyr EN IST, 14TH STREET NORTH- and other languages six months. Draw- = KE, DENT nineet and New York ftir and tasicaladvantases ai6tocl PE ae, OR IN CLASS.—_MATHEMATICS, Sent, Preach. Gemmen ond Bagieh. mak a Aneepa finan 3.0 pes ee e TW, corner Om ana K susie hortiesat, ‘OUNG LADIES' SEMINARY AND MD ee ——s Apes pt Se 622 Tryroug inc street worth Tita )E. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH D from E. ‘Dentistry in schos- “Rocth inserted ‘§1" per weet. All work war” 0, CAND! MD. VD: OF NEW 3 Soren .» Vitapathy or ad Turon co -|¥ GABLES, 108070. a, LABPEL, | MOURNING WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ EDUCATIONAL. eal TTS NEON. “& CO. ee = = at" WVANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL OR WOMAN, R_ RENT—HANDSOME OFFICE ROOMS, OVER USE, 1215 FRANKLIN how, K! SICAL SCAPEMY, AVERY Tener ae LOE = 82 North 13th street, Phideti hia. willing to work, cah get a good hone. Inquire at F3 upon drm store, Apriy at DERINGER & Ha | su ES strect, Wittecod fons SEANE Aboily on’ ghe | M 1584 1 stieet northwest. iw Benen sn Das Scheel wakes QCPLITZ: 18th tet northwest peta Taw Ofte “Taio Peupettvania avenae north- = tw? |“ Eelpetval J, P-CAULE LEED” Masieal Disoctr. = Rat s KD—IMMEDIATELY_ONE GOOD OAR seat eee ae | SLE—CHEAP_A “GOOD —_FOUR-noow | _Stndles sued Sorts — ek id Pcie 5 e sae and gleo aa a Apprentice Bo y that Ine Yeon Fe Geet ea GARGE EF on “on WEEE, iv owe frame House pomiwent in perfect ordet: =< |X ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. “LASSICAL pont aaatt aE aae ee fasnenee ee Te SARE at Peclore ou ret door, alto a Stabic. ‘Xo. OSG sect Wepasesiiowka SON, TdF Ried forth ize Tot ie ED— = orthwest Pe ee thonsughis # THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT, Ry i a eee a oe eee Pe SALE g crue 5 {tte or Howtnem, | aaah Sie srt coast |g Laos AUT | vp tn gS, nent, st 2 Pal Fatlantt: Witte Meh dis | For vale in Bottles by dealers cenerally, and in Caske | Wiese ARPENTERS — TWO FIRST-CLASS <i z brick front, ite tnarble steps an canter wi Seen tia at Addtrone Lock Bon 833 aud Bottles by the Agent. Hy Hands oniy won fons st si ine new = rot fro-stor: See Peck bulk ng. Peement underneath whole | S10 p.m. Attentim We Caled to tne rated rete of De Ses street. JOSEPH A. Fos iD i rooms and room, range, hot and | i Fall conrse $100. Rinwle tickets aN ~ ms, en suite, one as a pastor; plenty of air end Sater, n iattobe towns, chandeliers; princial rooins chet aye aye PRR AT! SAIL C. PALMER, WANTED. WOMAN is DOE stinlizht; “two. squares from Presidential Mansion. | heathy papers, aig cotire house iy exocdent condition — A. F. A. KING, M- SAML C. PALMER, aN fa Noueewerk: no waahing and stoning um Inquire at 1906 Hstreat northwest. eno | eaten ith Silat ae avenue eal - wat dt Sink Wich | Tee eth steset aM ichte: mnuet have reference, front ee % 18. Al eretai R RENT— eR, ROOMS FOR GENTLE, | Price oRaE reTVEGaT TY Deror 1212 ro 12% 207m Srnerr, ead mls, Cal at 20H eecoet, eth EY en; situated Rig and Ebb:tL” Apply st | a6.ct — ‘Aslingon lie Dating. Fil SCHOOL OF GEORGETOW! UNIVERSITY. | NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LW DE: rect nurdiwest, are how ready and oan be | arses Wo NE Ww ania N COLLEGIATE INSTITOR. — Boarding aud_Day ME Tot Lation Cilliren, re-opens Or cireulage Se ae » Prineltals, 1038 INDERGARTEN, NORMAL toe Trail EW an Miss MC. 1 ce who ere qualified Ist. For circulars wend 929 8th treet, or Mine et, Principals. Htreet, op: A ecloct schhoal for a Tesi betes resadone.€ Pe Teeth Aceh. Short end. Hucher Reta: icebra, Geoniet)” Latin and « MACAFEE, A: M., Principal, Washingcion, Dt. 16-308 P-CLARK MILLS’ DESIRABLE COU + and about ten actes of sr ting, will be rented for a hed hig, commencing Octave 1, ‘or the next #ix mouthe, y Moral character re Seytember Sth. Day and even: and thorouch ‘instruction fn the per month for six m nt ending Are f Dogtiniliyy Atal 1, 1882. tog #40 per mom, ‘All th a rai will tap Nomis ea alee RE'S, No. S18 F street ald-ccse™ FEMALE COLLEGE, MECHANICSBURG, wear Harrisburg.) ‘Twenty-sixth year bosine SEPTEMBER 14. aul -eo26t S| pe REV. T. P. BGK, A. M., Prost. WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL. FOR orn Incorporated May 28th, I8sI.) 2928 P street, Geonetown. SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBE! Trews Pen Year Pure Orel Method, ‘Bond £ RINITA HALL. eee . NEWS thorc School rls, Vn mer. | Fourtesuth year begin i lars acldrees Mien RA- | CHELLE GIBBONS HUNT: Prinapel ab coaes N ACCOMPLISHED Teach 2 maces if desi Freneh pronune ences. Ap northwest, ATEN. GHEEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL Science and English, privately ¢ * TAC A. Cotumbian Cation Wacknokes, D.%G, ULUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Waskrxorox, DG The Columbian Collere opens September 14th. ‘The Medical School opens October 34. Law School opens October 12th. ne Catalogue s and Information address _sl-6m €. WELLING, LL.D., President, _ APITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- J ten: fifth year: opens SEPTEMBER 12. thorough uetruction trom Kindenearten to Callecinte Departivent, For catalog her information ajay to Prin: cipal, POYDEN. or Miss A. F. GATES, 2234 | street southeast. RS, MoGEE ADY WIL Prouck, tion axwcialty. “Highest city rvfer- » after the 15th ihst., mt Sil 10th street 49-0081” «l-4w im* HOOL FOR GIRLS WILL RE - aA g! 1434 Q stew ‘SSUITUTE, 818 OoxNECTICUR SEPTEMBER 21, 188i. Yor ee MISSES BURGESS, Principals, BUSINESS CH ANCES. _ 25 BY 10 FO FLAG—** BRANCH OM ar Cane two la Gas Reflectors, Hi e517 fith steed. Fs Fe SALE—A Bt AURANT, Dol business; good location. Satisfact for sellin frome Box 158 JOR SALE. STOCK, FIX 5 anes ye now in ‘busine 8 who bas a poorstand. Satisfne- tory reasons given for selling. Abdio Fite ND, Star | strect southeast ye HAY 3 FOR HOUS! The de Tereater, Owners de tenants will picase call at once. YOUNG & CALDWELL, 816-6 New York JOR SALE—TH “sae FIXTURE Will of the Drag Store of the Inte Jumex H. tong, corner of 7th and L streets northwest, with privil lease. Inquire on the pretixes. sls WASTED For CASH—-WE ARE AUTHORIZED $e eurcese soveral woot House or aningeoved Lots, northw aocent loans upc mana at low rates. Owners will please conthunicate with ae stance. W. W. DANENHOWER & SUN. 1212 F street im Fu SALE_OR EXCHANGE POR UNINCUM- bered property, a stocked Farm of 196 acres, nine imfles out one mile to railroad station. wend hows harn, apple and peach orchard; vineyard; ood water, Inquire 2006 Pennsy!vania aven ine. ¥13-20" su OF THE STOCK IX TRADE AND GOOD DRY GOODS BUSE CONDUCTED SINCE 1540 IN Wastineron Crry, D.C., under the firm name of PERKY & BRO. The Excoutrix of the tate Thomae, J. 8. Perry off for sale the GOOD WILL of the firm PE ay : BROTHEL, cateblisbed ini Washington City, D.C, NCE 1840, ‘at the northeast corner of Pousylvania aes and 9th strect northwest. Also, the whole STOCK IN TRADE now contained in the stosvroom at the said place TO BE SOLD LN BULK. Also, a LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS of the Storeroom and Basement of the "* Perry Build- ing,” on the said core SEALED BIDS will be received until THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 220, at 12 o'clock m. TERMS OF SALE : One-third of purchase money im each, and balance in twoegual instalments at six and twelve months, ——- satistactorily, with interest st #1x per cent, or all 5 cite stick can be examined from ——— 19th she er 22 Sone Executrix reserves the Exccutrix of aehtA * 8. Perry 13-4022 th atract northwest NGUIGE To BUILDERS. —a LOT OF sTaTCany Marble Mantels will be sold at cost, at Mantel Fac- near 6th strect northwest. Also, a choice cal- ‘of Slate Mantels on hand. ssw NO. A. PRESCOTT, AT HIS J REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, No, 1416 F agen “yf Giour "hin, fc Heseovensl sory Ape Sones for, sxe Ghewp. Also, f FS | Des "tn Eerege ae ci rier mare louse and Lots io all parle ‘of the city for eale st low REAL ESTATE EXCHAN Tate ¥ Stree Noravwest, EENT— ‘THE OLD-EstaBLisneD RESTAURANT AND SALOON. pote Sqmumer Camden in rear and lance llr, 423 108 ion ‘2 hotel wet ag ah tas are i FOR OB SALE The MILL, MA INERY, | ees LEASE from the. Canal ‘Cony IGHT TO WATER POWER, ‘owned aah ened the manufactare of y W. G. in ies ont Ratti x ‘This Mill is situated on on Chesapeake and Ohio Ca aerate grisay HEWN, 1208 Sit chreet, oF MP abhen 3148 bridge street, MONE’ DYANCED ON IMPORTANT ag & — este Sara either before or after Pai Ls 308 Fora wie eee ie ray BATE Pe oo Seraeee s apa NATIONAL SAFE ‘DEPOSIT COMPANY, Sr STREET AND New Youre AVENUE. bist erates oer Ra es ‘To make room fora large stock of NEW PIANOS for the Fall Trade, I will sell an elegant lot of first-class, pearly new, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S 433 Tru Srazer Nouruwser. ‘The Trade specially invited to call. ‘new Musical 709 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 'TAlLoniING DEPARTMENT. »y Pali and Winter Importstions now complete, Cal is soticited, W. 8. TEEL, Penneylvanie avenue. Seared Ut be nod eno BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE, SEs Give us a cali. and Bc. = of House- ow ans