Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1881, Page 2

WASHINGTON, THURSDAY SEPT! CROSBY S. NOYES BER 22, 1881. Editor. bona fide daily circa! ‘ion more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that ef all the ether daily papers here added together. ‘THe STAR Office is conn me Exe the paper by mail and otherwise, information or business can be free of charze. Two Processions. How many minds involuntarily contrasted the picture presented at the Capitol yesterday with that at the same place on the 4th of last March. One was life, the other death, portrayed by the hand of th at Master himself, and, there- impressive. In the splen- dor of physical manhood and vigor on inaugura- tion day Gen. id drove to the Capitol to formally enter upon the work of the great trust | Teposed in him. At every * step of progress towards the Capitol he was greeted | with the giad acciaims of the populace. From every ‘state and territory of the Union people had gathered at the national capital to testify their esteem for and confldence in their chosen ruler. He was the nation’s pride and the hopes of fifty millions of freemen centered in him. He was moved and his heart swelled within him as he observed the deep abiding hold he had upon the popular regard. All was animation, joy and hope. Yesterday the mortal remains of the pop- ular President moved slowly down Pennsylvania avenue, The crowd was there, but sorrow filled every heart. Instead of the lively music of the 4th of Mareh, the solemn strains of a funeray di dled to the solemnity of the scene. Ali | heads were bowed, and no sound, save the solemn music. broke the air. “Under that same roof, whieh had words of the living statesman, the dead hero was borne, and within a tew feet of the spot where he took the oath of offle rested. imprem the most thoughtless with the certainty of death, and in its presence how trivial is all earthly glory ° aor The Noble Dead. ‘The face of the dead President bears but little Tesemblance to these fine, epen, manly features | Months of severe | Physical sufiering reduced thet muscular frame | which everybody admired. to the shadow of its former brance that the popular heart will earry of Gen. Gartield, however. will be a picture of him as he was in health. His kindly nature and al friendiy bearing. who can wonder at his great popularity He was unselfish, generous and ever considerate of others. The leader of his party in the House of Rep- Tesentatives for years, essarily taking a promin political questions, he never indulged in lan- guage caleulated to wound the sensibilities of an opponent. If word fell from hi bility be coi The remem- Y any possi- sh meaning, he Would never rest until the member who mizkt | jeved was found and satisfied that no | feel a; urkind feeling had prompted his utterances. His great heart was full of the milk of human kindness, and half the labor of his life was given up inter- extediy to the good of others. His re- markably successful career was a testimonial of his trne worth. Without any special effort to advance himself, devoting his time and abilities singly to the duties of each position given to him, trusting entirely to the people, he was after Jess than a quarter of a century of participation in public affairs, elevated to the highest place within the gift of the public. He knew absolutely nothing of the arts of the politician. He never schemed for promotion, but was en- tirely satisfied with the honors conferred upon him. No other man in the history of this government ever had such honors freely, | heartily conferred upon him. While a represen! | tative in Congress he was unanimously elected U.S. Senator by his party in his native state, and With both these civie honors laid at his feet he | was called to the Presidency of the republic; and when he assumed the responsibility of his high Office the nation accepted his past devotion to duty and to country as an earnest of what he would do in the future. No man ever entered the chief — magistracy under fairer, brighter auspices. He had the hearty support of all the people. There was every- where a feeling of confidence in the wisdom and patriotism of his administration. In fact, the clamor of politics died away with news of Gen. Garfield's election, and those who had been arrayed against him in the political field, loyal- Jy greeted him asthe President of all the people. So great was the popular confidence in the ir. tegrity of his purposes and the wisdom of his plans of administration, that sectionalism, Which had more or less disturbed the quiet of the nation for upwards of a third of acentury, al- most entirely tlisappeared and the old-time feel ing of reverence for the Union took its place. = + The U. S. Senators who have arrived in Wash- ington generally express themselves in favor of A speedy meeting of the Senate in extra session, and no doubt those who are of President Arthur's Party will so advise him. Senator Ingalls holds that a President of the Senate shouid be elected at the earliest practicable moment. He thinks human life is too uncertain to risk a delay until the regular session of Congress. The Senator has teo much faith in the loyalty of the people and the stability of the government to appre- hend anything serious, even shonld the great misfortune of the removal by death of the present Chief Magistrate eccur; but he maintains that it is the part of wisdom to provide for the succession without delay. He Bays it wili give relief to the country to elect a presi- dent of the Senate, and will do away with a feeling of unrest and anxiety which will exist as long as the present state of affairs continues. Senator Gariand also believes that no time should be lost in providing an “official who will under the laws be entitled to take the helm of government im the event of necessity. He thinks there should be another pilot ready to take the wheel should death, unfortunately, lay hold of him wie now direets the affairs of state. The S is distinguished for its conservatism, and may 1 to choose a president with- out exciting a party wrangle. which would be peeutiarly inappropriate and distasteful to the people now. Patriotism will, no doubt, prove stronger than partizanism. — —— Only a guard of honor, consisting ofreliefsoffive civilians (survivors of the Army of the Cumber- land ).were on duty by te President's remains last night, and yet they were sufficient to maintain the very best of order. For hours a constant Stream of people poured through the rotunda, and grief and sympathy were visible on every €-untenance. As the living stream moved on, ho words were spoken;each person, in passing the casket. viewed the sudly changed features. Frequently the passing multitude could not sup- Press their sobbing, but above that no sounds were heard. These was nota soldier on duty there; no police were needed. During the whole of last evening, though tens of thousands of per- Sons passed through the rotunda, there was not an unseemly act committed or an inappro- Priate word spoken. What an evidence of rev- erence for the dead! J W. KENNEDY & Co. . (Established 1800,) os Pr NNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND O07 B STREET Have toe Sale at Bottom ——— RESERVING KE" -ARIN( WY Ohi END oe (CING ATTACHMENT, PEACH AND POTATO PARERS, DUROVED PEER VENTS AND FAUCETS. ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS. XN. B.—Store close] at 6 pam. ottemeung with the eloquent | the coffin was | It was a change of scene calculated to ; : | nt and aetive part in all discussions of | the heat of discussion any | BEscKk DRAPERY FREE. tizens feeling unable to buy MOURNING FOR DRAPING | HOUSES, 1 OUISIDE THEIR | And who desire to show their love, honor and respect | | for our late good President, may procure BLACK GOODS FREE OF CHARGE by applying at our Store until the balance of our stock is disposed of. COCHRANE & CO., ___OPPOSITE_ RIGGS’ BANK. AUZEE ART SCHOOL—NOW ;OPEN—DAY AND euing Classes. Terms, $3 per month. Three Lessons per week- Apply Kootn 13, Vernon Row, Peun- sylvania avenue and 10th street northwest. 622-2w* ARFIFLD PHOTO. LAPPEL MOURNING X BADGES, 10 cents each oF $5 per 100. IASON & CO., 21-3" 32 North 13th street, Philadeljhia, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. __FOR SALE—HOUSES. pth gon as EDUCATIONAL. 44 | Wri ae GOOD OYSTER SHUCKER AND TO ‘aasist in waiting, at ST. MARC HOTEL. 1t* ANTED-AT 9 ‘3 Woman to cook and assist in washing aud ‘Recommendat ing. i \s northwest. ih sna ie WASZED_TWO GOOD Ww chanitber works Gall at 131 ANTED—A RELIABL 15 years cf west, Room I, from 3 to 40'e) ANTED—A RELIABLE COLORED BC BOY A ABOUT W 2 on ke himself useful house: niust have food feleremtee ADDI 1950 F Pegs tected a oe of i SMirie ESO BON 81 Wise IMMEDL Warn STREE’ tion required. | cman family. of references required. Call at 516 | A street southeast. aS y ANTED— N18 AND -AN OFFICE BOY 5 pm. y ANTEDSA GOOD D COOK IN A PRIVATE FA’ | V ment place are i sured nh seceees om capo SS MPEG RELIABLE WOMAN aGUDDLE ‘Tth street north: A; minst bring ai 207 0 street northwest Foasy. between a.m. 3 NORTHWEST ‘tron- NaITE GIRLS—ONE, TO the othe: to nurse and do 8 street northwest. COLOLED WOMAN TO cook, wash, frou and do general housework for Ww at 322 435 street north- general te. Refe reales oe ereners ATELY ‘AN acer joman cock,_ w ironer and to, do sen. washer and 1" it jons from last R RENT—ELEGANTLY Fea and single, at 503 13th street northwest. modern improvements; only | $19. Call at the » 2-3" OR RENT—H. or FStivuens aie HAN- COCKS Law 73 north- next door to Corcoran Bu'’uing. 20 FR OR RENT—A TARGE ROOM, WITH TWO Turnis furnisl on_ redond floor; two Parlorv ou rw Acar leo = Stable. No. S310 greet northwest. ‘s21-2w" OR BENT—PLEASANT, pRIGhLY FURNISHED ee a RENT SEVEN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR hovesheoriuna ter Bete ‘old Douglas“Mansion, | 108 I street north FURNISHED ROOMS, Fob and Wiest Hotels. re RENT —-THRER VERY ‘NEATLY, See the: ‘Thomas Circle; a ad lerat ici a ee Apply to TH 80H ENT_FLATR IN ‘““THE PORTLAND,” AT Snits see 66 8. eee js olin 1108 H ree norte. soa Spent ‘Bree HED ED ROOMS FOI FOR GENTLE. eatensinaenttl< ‘érmont avenue, 14th streetand hie Hoesf and moet cosets house of i dining-rooms ees. a14-2w ‘AX TED—A GOOD. BATE OF Ox COLORED, ae side fa cua a rama pee and wages: ‘will be given. Teferences: #2, Star office. 22-6t" 1¢ = S CHLITZ’S MILWAUKEE LAGER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT, For sale in Bottles by dealers generally, and Ectties by the Agent. and in Casks | SAML C. PALMER, Deror 1212 ro 1224 297TH Steerer, WEST WASHINGTON, ' | _€2-TerxpHoste Consction. a2 WTATEN ISLAND Ss FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, | 5 axp 7 Joun Srneer, New Yorx. BRANCH OFFICES: | 110 West Bactiwore Street, Batrnrone. | 47 Nortm Eionta Srneer, Pumapezrmma. 1199 Broapway, New Yor. 9 FULTON Staxer, Brooxtxn. Ladies’ Dresses end Garments of all kinds of all Fab- ries and of the most elmborate styles Cleaned or Dyed | Suecessfuily without ripping. Gentlemen's Garments Cweaned or Dyed Whole. Curtains, Window Shades, Table Covers, Carpets, Blankets, etc., Cleaned or Dyed. Kids Feathers Cleaned and Dyed handsomely. ls renovated equal tonew. Ladies’ and Gen- Garments received and returned by express or mail. | BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO., i 110 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, s19-1m BALTIMORE, MD. 0 (00, AL TTIT .S88y | CO O AA | 8 8ak & Ssssq © CO OAAA T coe 00 A A T Sggs8 WELL AS OUR CITY FRIENDS, WHETHER THEY | STAY AT HOME OR GO ELSEWHERE, THAT | FROM THIS DAY FORWARD THERE WILL BE FREQUENT OCCASION FOR THE USE OF A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT. OURS ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL, AND IT’S SUR- BUYS OR HOW FINE A COAT ONE CAN OBTAIN HERE READY-MADE. PRICES FROM % TO $35. A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. slé L== BERWANGER & CO., TENDER MANY THANKS TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE, KIND FEELING AND ENCOURAGEMENT SHOWN THEMSINCE THEIR OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE, 310 tru STREET. THEIR INTENTION, AS HERETOFORE, IS TO SELL THE BEST GRADE OF CLOTHING ONLY, WHICH THEY WILL INVARIABLY PLACE AY THE LOWEST PRICES. ‘THEY HAVE CERTAINLY COMMENCED OPERA- TIONS IN EARNEST, AND ARE FULLY PREPARED FOR AN EXTENSIVE FALL AND WINTER BUSI- 8. KATZENSTEIN, Maxacer. at "TP Aonine DEPARTMENT. My Fali and Winter Importations now complete. ‘Call is solicited. a ANTED A COMPETENT. ,GTRL OR WOMAN, 407 10th street sortivest oe In need appl need apply, ‘ANTED — ork on Pants; the Bi Call at G18 Ith street northwest. ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, AND DO nye ral housework; no washing and | at nighte: ininst have reference. from inst wares ‘one i Call at 020 HL street, botwoen, ANTED—THREE FIRST-CLASS EARpe 7D | icheat wages in the city pai that understands her Wises, GOOD PLAIN COOK; COLORED preferred: best of city references required, Apply | at 600! G street northwest at 2 pein CHAMBERMAIDS, Wat. fauna" Benen ante. Agency, 926 F strect northwest. C. E. WANTED Two LABORERS, / eye man and Foreman on a farm. TON'S Losn Office, 314 9th Pennsylvania avenue. COOKS, C1 secede s21-! Hiorterow oF WANTED. A Se oe YOUTH, FROM ‘sixteen to seventeen education, who wiahes to an Fears of & ‘taken for a tern of fe ae PHARMACY, Starofice. al6-Im= Laer ‘years. ‘dress __WANTED—SITUATION 8. ANTED—A SITUATION hoirmaster by the Ist of monisisand references both in England and. office. “AS, ORGANIST OR October; good ven; have had long experience, land. Address Box 65, Star testi- north FS ane 'T—PLEASANT ROOM, FURNISHED 0} FoMimibed aren romp, ted opr lb, one a fourth floor, wi 5 situation; Taker ‘avenue cars pass; iy ‘ENT_PLEABANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS ina private family, No. 804 9th street northwest, suitable only for persons taking their meals out, Refer- noes exclu. 925-9w* 1; must be perushent. SOT M northwest, _FOR RENT—STORES. __ Fe RENT_STORE No. 218 10th street _northweet, ROOMS, 8 married oF to gentle: 812-2w* moderate; leasant | 2 ferences H street northwest. a27-25t" POR Bouse, 1215 FRANKLIN ROW, K street, sald for an annuity. “Aprly on’ the premises. 'LE—CHEA\ GooD I eomeecs Mi FF frame Horse sexthweat in perfect order: Seek Pelance $12.50 yer nionth; Wx 1 ,PANENHO’ 1219 F LE— built Tose, with what ble ateps aid Eworstory back’ bullae, ‘basemen! antiernesth eke house, thirteen rooms and bath roo, rane, hot att cold water, latrobe stoves, chandeliers: principal t neatly papered, and eutire house in excellent cand Tocati =e Fighia als eauary of Herts aud avent *is0s romans avenue, _ Artin Ins. Building. Fa SALE—HANDSOME CORNER PHO! 1901 Vermont avenue, comer 10th and A well kK Resi brick FOR SA-E two-story 1 SHC HOUSE, SEVEN Toone, ail modern improvements. Inquire on premises, "809 4th street horthwoct, between 4 and Siclock prim... Price reasonable. "Terms. one-hatf each balance” 6, i2 and 18 mouths, with six per cent inter= by IN Framos4 r. each, R.I. sve., nea sh 10r., Md. ave., near ist s,w.: Su, ‘hear On.w. 2 T, bet. Tot a 13th W 1 F nw. s2-1m Fe SALE THREE STORY ae RESIDENCE ‘No. 1% E street northwest. Furniture can bought with the house. oun Se ceeaied te. tween 6 and 7 p. all-2m* FOR LEASE—HOUSES. R LEASE—TO PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY—RES- idence 722 12th street northwest, one se large rooms and two bat] with rear building if Pe lvania avenue ‘Wholesale | taining summer kitchen, lsunc and ts room, imacken A x canta fon erocsry, food or conrmuenon al well Yealilated and drained: afl the improve: ee Se eS ree ae ecachnnan's room, &e. For SR Liki nto rr s] apply - FOR RENT—HOUSES. ANN, 148 New York aygnue. UeeEn OR RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE No. 1835 COR- souN T. ‘aa 810 F street. FRE RENT_FOR ONE YEAR, FROM 0 OCTOBER Ist, a two-story Brick, nine ern improvement month. 8. H. W: {rom October let. “For terms apply, to rooms, with the mod: near’ dowa Oirele: “Hent $35, pe KER, 630 Louisiana avenue. ex Ot RENT 628 OSTREET NORTHWEST, STORE northwest, Rent, Apply 7110 strect. fultable for business, near new, North- Sif street, between Oth and 7th streets 5. “Inquire 1507 wth street, north- Fo RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE and at Auction, —See Bulletin immed on’ the Ist and 15th of every month at the office of THOS. E. WAGGA- 620-3t"_ | MAN, 619 7th street northwest, 221-30 Fie RENT-BRICK HOUSE, ELEVEN Rooms, W tral; will be fixed to suit ible tenant. en ANTED— ROOMS. __ phy Timiuesdiateh aly: ie aiisen 516 Sth wtrec WiANGED BY A LADY IN A STIIOTEY PRI- wae AS ae eee vate family, a nice room, with bourd; will remain | F307 RENT 910137 STREET SOUTHWEST $13.00 permanent; t month. W he d Star office. ANTED—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED i¥,,0n first or second floor, for light house- Keeping. Adress, stating terms, Box 639, City Post esine is to have a Lome; terms, $20 per office. Wixten, TWO UNFURNISHED, ROOM: second floor preferred, between F, K,7th and 131 xtreets; will be permanent: state terms.’ Address A. B., Star office. ANTED—TO RENT IN A DESIRABLE LOCA. tion a photograph gallery, fitted up for the purpose. or rooms which can. be Address CALC! 1UM, Star ‘821-3t* L. 21-4t* north ‘Pennsyl ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS STORE-ROOM_0} nia avenue, between 6th and 12th treeta or 7th street, below E. Address ODELL & 520-38 .. 806 F street, LeDroit Building. W toe y ANTED. WHIP Ci isiana V of Deeds for ANTED. a.m. to5 ‘to Ren and Devorat avenue. A. WANTED.oLD GOLD ANDSILVER INLARGEOR Small Quantities. Highest cash price paid. 321 PRISING HOW GOOD A COAT A LITTLE MONEY | Peuneyivania avenue, bet. 3d and 43 streets. Wnty ED_—YOU TO KNOW THAT I SELL A FIRST- anda be class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better steat deal cheaper than a common new suit can DUNGAN, 81 oe d when required; k Cicaning Works, lower than in any other establish Orders by telephone. venue. and examine. At F. H. Department to cash buyers in summer and winter; references; can be PRICE'S Stable, 311 6th street northwest. 0. H. P. CLARK, Siixo, Md. 225-1" OLD STEAM CARPET ave. southwest, Feath ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur- WE REMIND THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC, AS | Miture to steam. —CARPETS TO CL arpeta. Our work is di ~TO0 A: wate bought, at WASTED_noard ¥OR FAMILY OF FOUR IN the country near railroad station and near city; terms rust JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D_ street northwest Oth: wt. northwest. N. a-hand shothing. ‘be lo Tent about $20. Address, Stating location aud price, P.C., Star office. Wikies: TO RENT, FROM OWNER, A SMALL House, northwest, for $30 cash; Dalance monthly; Box Bratman Institution or less, or will buy Feferences. Address YBUDY TO KNOW THAT JAS. th street fees offers great Carpets, ri pee we better and prices nent Washin: A. H. CHAUE & BRO., 616. OUNCE TH. AT JOHN E. | E. BELL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is Every State and Terri itory, U. 8. Commin- Soner, Examiner and Notary. Always in office from 9 p.m. WASTED FEATHERS 4 AND HATR rae Steam and Make Over. ‘uruiture stored and YOUNG'S, 1404 STED—FURNITURE TO STORE torage Rooms. CHACE'S, 616 La, ave. WANIED FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, 1 treases to Remake, Furniture to Pack and Ship, at CHACE & BROS", 616 Lottisiana avenue. marll or at Branch Store, No “we buy but firstch w. Address K., Box 620, ‘THE NORTH- minutes walk of 822-3 for sy3_ WE DO NOT ‘Commissioner Upholste: Call ra ania 6m IN FINE marl MAT- Jano 88 Jar: City Post A “camp. Es ‘Respectfully Owing to the disappointment in the arrival of our LONDON SAMPLE GARMENTS, ger we expected to arrive yesterday, we have decided @ OUF opening until some da} lue notice of which will appear in this paper. iv SELTZ & MERTZ, sy the ov IMPORTERS AND TAILORS, 1105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF, Two Doors West oF alT Srar Orrice. C ARPETS! CARPETS! NEW DESIGNS IN INGRAIN, NEW DESIGNS IN TAPESTRY, NEW DESIGNS IN BODY BRUSSELS, ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. FINE UPHOLSTERY GOODS, LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES a Specialty, at sl7 CARPETS! SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, 801 MARKET SPACE. 809 MARKET SPACE. JUST OPENED 10 pieces Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth: cashhn a ha ito Dione Good wae et wool Roveltice i for, Trimutug; 1 wool) Flan fartatie lowest. 815 English Opera Ueagee Ski Flannel Comforts, Sheeting, and all kinds of Howe \dsome and desirab! fine Plain snd te Striped 809 10 jpleges Bt Black es; Plaid (ail y Goods. | We can only mention a very small jcoods now in store, to which ily additions, all of Give us a call. BROWN & CLAGETT, we are inaking ‘which Will be sold as law as the 809 MARKET SPACE. tlie Eehool oul Biya 8 wea ee: Se feted at, i Sara yrusst TO GET IN NEW STOCK. Bove, Fal Suita, ota Re ie ic etn out. Straw Sitew Hate zour own price 1914 axp 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J. W. SELBY. alg ‘30c., T5e. to $1, mn iG RESTORER” FOR ALL SEED SHEPPARD'S EXTRA WASHED SILVER GRAVEL; McALLISTER'S IMPORTED MIXED BIRD SEED; BISHOP'S MOCKING BIRD FOOD; GEO. BE. KENNEDY & SON, Srariz axp Fancy Grocearrs. Headquarters for ‘‘WHITE SWAN” FLOUR. au20 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. J** F Bales, 1417 3d street northy 39 Defrees ntree! orthwest, six rooms, wate! Sfx rooms, water and ias. ,, #ix room: = A. Mi with all she mieten ia provements, 1517, 12th ideal northwest. Apply t JOHN F. GREEN, 1520 Lith street northwest, a)5-15t" ‘TA Thomas Circle, EN NEW, HANDSOME, BRIC sion, furnished or unfurnished, of 20 'n vauite, summer kitchen, fountain modern improvements, or J. Apply at, s RENT—A KF ing two large par! Inauire at 936 Lowa FOR REN R RENT. Pianos and ¢ . L. WILD & BRO., COUNTRY RE AL E STATE. | FPO}, SALESEARM OF 113 ACRES, AND VALU- able improvementa thereon, at Randolph Static meme tan Braneh, in Montyomery county, Gall for pardioulage. on Metropoli city. street northwest, avenue. Foe, SALE Mecitmbered’ F from Fay Store and Dwelling No. 423 10th s:reet, nesr gas office above Pennsylvania tached from welts, iuich contains 12 rooms, iuclud- hand 4 Sota apple orchard; exceller PROMINENT. BUSINESS STAND— avenue. Store can be di Helos T. -MISCELL ANEOU Ss NOMBER (OF | EXCELLENT rans for and $4 per mon! by OD ith trent neetieeah ea) aitiore and Ohio Railroad ‘Dest door north of Pet me EXCH SEAS = Prop arm acres, pe iplie-riem home Oh tes yTOR aS LARK MILLS’ DESIRABLE coun Mtr; the *% fig pee month for six months, commencing 0 ti ete A 7 Mason wilt ments.” onghly fi sired. For ‘THOMSON MASON, and Lexington streets, Baltimore, or Mrs. J. Annapolis, VOR SAL known “North Ari wruit and Dai within aight of. this city, begat oeatd. Also small tis, 1428 New York ayenue. House, and about ten acres of Spa Spring,” will be rented for the low ‘and handsome Residence of Mix. Jude’ extensive grounds and modern improve- ‘To a responsible tenant will be rented thor- ed_very reasonably; unfurnished if de- terms and xround, mice of ber 1, 1882. For thé t six montl "seas for $40'per'mumih, oF $i = amen “ stop. ply particulars apply to JOHN Attorney-at-Law, Calvert T. Ma- Ma. 15-e06 GREAT BARGAIN.—THE WELL Farm,” ‘A. PHIL- a23-in* Jr. Farms on {MALL FARM ie tuost beautiful and. ACRES; ONE OF “FOR pera ‘healthy localities. Only two BOARDING, LAZnerre atrects northwest, 11 gantly furnished every floor, with cuisine of the best. Prompt and polite attention are inducements for amine for themselves. No bar. JURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE OR SINGLE, ith Table Board; also, outside Table Bow ‘commodated; ref HOUSE, CORNER OF 2p ern improvement rooms, home comforts, ba! rooms on the public, to call and ¢ ‘M. BOYLE. #22. irders ac- ferenoes required. Apply at 912 A MISSES: CT Board at 912 References given TYLER WILL GIVE FIRST-CLASS 1oth street, opposite McPherson Park. and required. ‘96-1m" HE LOG Lec houses tn the at reasonable HIEL HOUSE, 512 9ru STREET NORTH- Js one of the cosiest and best conducted Board cit it Boarders sccomme- | J¥ le per TREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE PROME- balconies, cool, siry rooms. superior table, wili be found a most desirable place tor summer rates id nd eae ‘$0 LOST AND FOUND. Le sere, ‘28T—A GOLD WATCH KEY the etter T. 8. inscribed on one side. reward if returned to Star office. Las ore ieee NEAR THE aon a ign ox atiEmny sna yee a liberal re- ec Spore tle da Book, We afternoon, "33 reward will be paid aid at fhe counter of The SI 3. REWARD — toh. office for the retui money ; no «questions Soh Envelope, marked A. ta MO- ee A BED MOROCCO near the rn of the book and coutents ‘without the L Srey, 2 SEPTEMBER 19, A DIAMOND SET- well rowurded by finder will Cm pr ee peas OS [TUESDAY AFTERROON, SEPTEMBER 20, Ls. Chain, Bracelet, wi ‘Helen’ by iesria teat 310. 8th street northwest. ene Bae red oneach. The finder rewarded pon Bond, No. 206,419, and Certificate for Fire $2 REWARD—LOST_$100 FOUR = oS Indiana National tional Bank, Indiana} Ind. FLINDER, 369 9th tract, or SecA AND BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS, s10 coer ted povest fe Prices. he nt ners oll on cn PETA SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 433 T7H Steer Nonrawzsr. sl3 FALt HATS, BILE, GUANACO and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS. GS™VER BANGLES. ‘Have opened To-day a full linsot STINEMETZ, Harres, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, SILVER BANGLES, FOR SALE—LOTS. OTS Nos. 14 AND 15, BLOCK 4, MERIDIAN oe, six cents per equiare foot, cash. ‘Hill, for sale; Apply af 720 20th wtrect northwert. -| FOR, SAL E— MISCELLANEOUS LIGHT, SECOND-HAND rays, ope handartne Phi ow; one Hooad Wi cheap. WM. WALTERS Carriage Fac- | tory. commer 14th and D_sireets. Eopahiiee’ weemaeely attended to. si9-Lm" Fo ‘SALE—FIRST-CLASS HUNTING DOG. at 1722 Pennsylvania avenuenorthwest. «17. OR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—A FIRST CLASS Pian, Grand Uy io Tosewood panelled case, with | ine cary tl ecrniis, Stool and. cover: $250 on payments: a disoonn., it eli cash. 10th, bet. L sil- 12t R SA heen mea ee 1290 High, 3240 Prospect stey af Coorgetown. 'T OF CONTINCED (Li- hy compelled a nearly | new Tripple Strung, Actaife Uprizit Piano at x sserifice for cash.” Can be fren at G. 1. WULD & BRO.'S, 709 7th strect northwest. JOR SALE—NoOW. ON HAND, AD finishing up, a Fine Stock of F embracitc in part Broazhains. Cou Upe eae aways, Landsulets, ¥ sim fon Sh descr 29 Repository and Factory, 410-416 Sih st. northwest. Fx ‘(OR SALE—THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ‘New and Second-hand Carnages and Buggies, of ull lescriptions, for sale or exchange at very low prices. P. psc SCHMIDT & CO... 466 Penna. ave. 3e20-3m. __ MONEY TO. LOAN. 2A, pe, &e., &e. Second-hand Carriages of ion always on band. ROBERT H. GRAHAM. IN SUMS TO SUIT... AT LOWEST RAT) 2 ny NEY TO LOAN Per month, ‘on personal property, ‘Loan Odlce, 314 9th street, near ita! northwest. Mo short time, on satisfactory secur Fe (ar te in Pith safety. Address C. KER, Room 7, St! Cloud og y ‘ONEY TO LOAN. iM $50,000 TO LOAN, In Sums to Smt, At Six Per Cent, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. ous very lowest rates. J. V.N. HUYCK, Rat Estate Acrwr, Pa. av., Arlington Ins. Builditis. N REAL Eby AT 6 PER CENT. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th find F aereoks northwest. m21 ONEY TO LOAN. I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in sums of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of in- ‘Charges moderate. No delay. B. H. WARNER, nov26 916 ¥ street northwest. SPECIALTIES. i a NAL, IS TERNAL, 1. BLIND, BLEED- protruding” Pilon thoveuehly am poeaily cured. No fang no modiclnes No, cutting or livating, anc swallow. Cure guaranteed. ‘Consultation DR. SHRADER, 810-2w* 620 11th street northwest. ratane, i in’ SCHUOL OF GEOKGETOWN UNIVEKSITY. LLIWS RESUMES BANJO INSTRUC. tion, OCTOBER IST. [Musical Notation. fe Tethode) Address, till October Ist, M2 w,% gen mere ACADEMY, ‘5 1584 T rtivet northwest. Principal, J.P. CAULFIELD. Musteal Director, Stadies recamed Septexaber 20-1m" | Nationa MEDICAL CO! | 4 (Medical Department Co.umbian University.) The on Apnual Serion bewin om MON p-m., in the Collere Boil ime (i str | fxtween Sth dad ieth arsine), | ey address by Prof. Fristoe, to public are ‘o invited. will fontinue delly romhout the cores, beacinians et 5:30 p. Al ds called t the rednoed rate of | Peon” Pat! course $100, “Rimvte Uehets $13 For par, | Hiculars apply to KING, M.D. Dean, #20-2w rat Lith sient Waskings mn, D.C. LEGE. REMOV: AL ia resumed 1 2 in WEDNESDAY E 1851, at the new halls in the Leuman Eatld- 1425 New York svenne, nent Lith street, Crea nen pry to WMH. DEE ginning | tober 5t a UPILS TAKEN IN ENGLISH, FRENCH. PAq Pine spimepeins September 26th, pts to MISS BOYLE, 1511 PSs HakovER's scHoor, For Young: Ladies and Children, 1336 TSrxeet, opposite Franklin Park, | Will reopen SEPTEMBER 26th, 181. eh7-16* | ART SCHOOL, 1318 1 STREET NORTHWEST. | ite Franklin are, will commence its Twelfth | Annual Sowwion SEPTRMMEI 20th. Call or wend fora | 8. E. FULLER, Principal. #17 ans = ee AND KINDERGARTEN, 1127 1378 STREET NORTH WES™, squarefrom Thomus Circle, four from Seott Cirete) NOI Principals. Every advantage for thoerurh x i ¥ or 1 in struction, from youngest 1 Gratuinar krade, New hie | land teachers, | Geruan-trained Kindenwartner. | Ger- man taueht im every grade without extra chanze. Calisthenion wiven free all pupil, “Ladies Nomeal clase opens s OCTOBER ‘Ist. | JMISS AMY LEAVITY, OF Bost: ER | AUD of Vooal and natraivental Mui ‘in Levitt | May also be engaged ns Contralto Soloist in Church or | Concert. Address 944K atroet northwest. #l3-3m Me" _ CONDRON, PRINCIPAL OF PARK sEMI- | hury, will receive her puytie at 116 C stroot north. wert, Weilnesda’ tuber 28. Mrs. CONDEON may be consulted 5th street northweet. 615-1m NEW AND ATTRACTIVE , HALLS SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, handsome edifice, kuown throughout the United | LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, ‘ath and D streets. a17-Lan™ Inthe October 1, 1881. | and Gentlemen. Sons and daughters educated for real life. Students received throu ‘the a A valuable paginhlct, containing an cdoguient address to students on ‘by James A. Gar- ita of Suc field, and a Tribute i Graduates of Spencerian Bust | ness’ College, by Gen. Francis A. Waiker, Superin tendent of the Census, and also containing fnil informa- Som concerning, the Colles, will be set free by sual upon appliestion, or may be obtained at the i. OE pal. Principal. 815 SE KASPAR, SOLO N10L LINIS 2 raduate of the Pryrue Conseryatary aud saa Sauret. of Paris, begs to in and the pubiie Usat he will resume bis ¥ on SEPTEMBER 15TH. | For particnlary aj & Co.'s Music Store; or at his residence, | northwest. | MBS. JOSEF KASPAR, noe MISS A\ will receive a_ limited nunber of. Pupi Culture. Solo i a specialty. aoe in Voice Italian School. > AND TU YOUNG dies, Mine’ Boye, § pevgt al Shale Haddou- $175 Young Men, Barlington Mili oo sl Eitive, tea fan, Voice, ¥ . BULLARD, Director. Free advan } ROF. F. etructions on the Flute and Guitar by a new and im- | proved method. Call at 413 11th strcet_ northwest, 8. EATON, Flutist, National Theater ibED BY teach ‘also Music and Fagieh branches, Prepated for Collees, Competitive Circulars sent upon applicaton. G street . ALFRED BUJACS ENGLISH Boardin al fo: stro | School will be resumed HE ARCHER INSTITUTE. returned from her west Mr. M.N. ARCH onpostte Thonses Circle. FOwALY Owrvensiry. Day, ; it Irene will be de- Prof. D.L. Lams, The profession and pab- Lic.are invited to attend. ‘or circulars ©. B. PURVIS, M-D.. Secretary, _8T-t03 No. L118 13th street. FORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. | St Boarding and Day School for Younz Ladies. u of 1881 and 1882. will commence the SECOND DNESDAY IN SEPTEMBE ela OCTOBER 34 MISS LUCY STEPHENSON, 3100 N street, West Washingtin. uM" BURE'S EN ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL On MONDAY, Fat fember 26th, = At iS0n Hi street northwest. EY'S BCHOOL FOR GIRLS abate Boys will reopen SEPTEMBEL 1 reoran street. ‘street, will pen SEPTEMBER 6. Departinent. Say in aa 8. E. NOLAN, Prin W. Townsend, Greek and dganced Enslish Prof, Henn Marsou. Frenehs Prot. Music: Mrs. Alfred Haughton, Di Dowageca Painting. s3-1in y ‘ADAM DUBOUIS, FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS Magnetic Electricity: tells true life: card reader: fells past present and fukure, aha gives zooa adviow for lady: gentleman. No. 604 13th street northwest. Hoursfrom9to12a.m., and2toB p.m. jy23-10w BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF All business LIFE. Al we confidential, Ladies and Gen- Bemen each. No. street, between 4th end Bth streets northwest. febl0-34w" LESLIE WITH OUR CHILDREN.” Metropolitan and Kindergarten. Bosrding and Day School for “Xoums Ladies sad Children, will reopen at 800 18th street, SEPTEMBER l2rH. O-al instruction in German and Drawing froe. Mefrop iitan Ri nacrearicn, Normal Institute reopens OCTOBE: l0rx. and fuil information ob- tained by applying to B ChGRAVES, Principal. s2-lm* M ‘OUNT VFRNON INSTITUTE, a 1890 I Sraker Ni = onTawesT. PERSONAL. 2h satay geen eee (HE PERSON HOLDING A SMALL TIN BOX | TVHE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Mee Kelley, containing a discharge of James T {Established 1877,] UN BRYAN, or leave his Kelley, wilt Please deliver to BU. es it the Star address ar office. 621-3t" 7 8th street northwest. Piano, O1 Voice, Violin, &e. Church organ for practice, at DPrEst: YE AGENCY, 909 9TH ST. N.W ‘Lai and ttolen property recovered: reliable infor puation obtained on any sulyect: cousuitation free; all strictly cor fidential; no auc- conta G. E. FLINDER. 815-1" ‘ADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, KE- Minis liable Clairvovant an eives better en all flare of Mite than soy bos inthe {ells the pact, prevent and future destiny | eves Drudneat love and matrimony. Aut ix Tepeeee aie jove and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL. ection ‘Consultation Setisfaction given or no ‘Booms, 403 Bilstrest: above D eivect mths, aps PROFESSIONAL. D™: M.A. CARMAN,” 1015 TH STREET Second door south from All § Souls! Church. INDERGARTEN:— MISS OLGA HESSELBAC! (formeriy with Mrs, Louise Pollock.) will open, gan ak L155 17 street northwest, on. Dax. Boptember 12th, 1881. ‘az7-1m" f. ©. COLLIERE'S PRE! AND MRS. jeal School for Boys, French, Engi.sh ‘and Classical ill Reopen on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1881, at 1538 I STREET NORTHWEST. aie eee COLLIERE, & Professor of the French ead (Translations nN Es ee SCHOOL ‘aetlieag | oy ecodha: wil oe S WEDS NESDAY, i SEPTEMBER 14, 1881, For circulars, etc. GAs: B YOUNG. Princival, Sid 1am _ 224-3, southeast corner to 1l_am., Wedue clase references. Gas able. OT SURGERY.—DR. WHIT! of over thirty-five years’ ex ecutive years of practice in Ws fully treats Corns, Bunions, e's Bookstore. Operative, and Mechanical akilifully perormet at night. Charge moderate. free. m7 R. WEISENBORN. DENTIST, Sis Fras STREET northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted $7 gperations.on the natural teetn at pads ty Extracting, 50 cents. ae UKE, DENTIST, 715 4TH STREET NORTH- DUKE, Dik eon ese tie hy itiful Sets of without Pain, 50 perations Dis ches. ranted. Janly } NDEE, M. D., V. D., OF NEW YORK.— H Sisnatiy or Vite Cure forall and d mind. aes and R. R. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 7TH STREET Pere oe D and E streets, over Ballan- cured. and 216 15th street, corner N street northwest. ‘SAFE DEPOSIT co. ECURITY AND SAFETY. - NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 157m STREET AND New Yous AvEnce. a Seo ee ee ae Eanes me ‘on deposit. for 81 oe ees eee Caco INSURANCE. a FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ~~ S Pek PRE CELLULOID Teresa HILTON'S Mi init aod French Schoo for Xoung, Tastes and Children, #21 Vermont avenue, will re-open Septem! snuited. 22-3, 1) eo MINARY. Boarding and ee for ea ‘tember 5, College em me JENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTEL PA; (OPENS seer. 14.) instruction it Soe. THEO. HYATT, President. ADEMOISELLE _TARDIVEL, % OW. 46TH New York. Boarding ind Day school for oun 4 and . Ke-opers September 27. Tho Tectures, and other spoken within ix months. Draw= ing and musical advantages uusurpansed. the ‘or ‘OUNG | LADIES SEMINARY, ANDI DAY SCHOOL for Children, 622 isth street northwest, re-opens: Seren Sei ‘Thorough Tnustruction th a24-tn* Principal. ELL INSTITUTE, 903 16TH oc gg oe NORTH: restore Le Be fries. Fries te Prin. ae apes COLLEGE E PREPARATORY SCHOOL. seesion will commence the | ee ‘with the following corpe of babe Mc MT: Blea ot | ea rela ASE ia om dane warp oelinteenceadi ret eral “and eduntins rv ot toe For Saar wa Lia are eee | fore ‘Corner The new College Halls wili be occupied on and efter | Day and Evening Seasons for Ladies | 8. EATON. TEACHER OF MUSIC.—IN- | lars ap- | HITTINGHAM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 713 2isz, : = EDUCATIONAL. SGLIaW AND Gout ee O'S E) SH AND CLASSICAL AIGH SOHC wate — teeniii Annaal Seaton Risen Taal, in tee North Remon Room of the F: ak eee: hall mewct F —— yo Scho te os, Y Went Point, Oo or University. ater ich seta various Lustitutions of theomnter. m2 E Washington, D.C. SCARNATION CHURCH 8c ae non Pare 3 e the Prine 1213 12th atroet nt —— NX asroual v Xivraarry Law > raraone falognes are now ready and gai te obtained fromm the Secretary, ~ NEW a%-6m 508 Teh treet. | iW ASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. A Boovding and Day Schon! tor Youn. Ladie: aud | Chiliren, re-opens pteruber 19, 1881 or cirovlans ainly to Mrs. £ D. BUTCHER and Mise MC DOUG. LAS, Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th strest northwest_a6 | KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE POR uc Training of Leachers, with model Kindencer- tens and Advanced Classes. Positions secured for those, graduates who ere qualified. ere Comme open October Ist. | For circulars send to Mrs. LOUISE LOCK. 929 8th stzvet, or Mise SUSIE POLLOCK. 137 | oth street, Principal. #hi-aw ORGAN ution to becin- qualified for Der- 734 12th street uorth west. Particular thore “wishing to ormers or Teachers, Bp SO-endia® Reertew acane POUGH! itary Dey! REPSIE, N.Y. A THOROUGH -GoINa vol for Boys, combining STUD MILITARY DRILL, and Reereation in due proportion. talowne, with Chart of College Requisitions, ent om appiicatt is HSBEE. A.M. Prinetnal. ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL GE. THE pext eension comtieners TU PADAY AUTEM BER For cataloane or information address WM. H. Ay President, Collage Station, Prince Geanee's coun es att 2awen ¥. CORCORAN BUIL DING, ue an street, op. posite U Treasury. A select school for h youn Number limited. Only acholare Teeei ved. Fall term of 188) bering Day and evening sessions. Careful sey instruction in the Common English Branches Book-keeying, Short-hand Higher Arith. Alxebra, Geouetry, Letin and Greek. BURTON | MACAPEE, A.M, Principal, Washington, D. 0.16-3m ND KINDERGAR- BEK 12, thorourh Departinent. fier information apply & Pr or Mins A. F. GATES, epteniber Sth. cipal, € strocl southeast. DINVATELY OR IN CLASS.— MATHEMATICS, | EL Lacn, Greek, French, German and Enelish Special ‘attention to preparation { eae, Wea | Pot, “Annapolis and ‘il Says: yesmnations, Terins in advance SW. orner 8th and K streets, forth wont sin Teur PTEMBER 21, INs1. For cir- m Princtyata. | BUSINESS CHANCES. WASTED. to BUY stock AND FIXTURES | Wood and Coal Yard, centrally northwest or eastern part af city. 1H street wharf. JOR SALE—A REST. DOING A GOOD Dusinows. Tr) Teskons given, for selling. Ad 2-0" ECE BALE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WIL 1 of one of the best Marke! Stores in the Aid tions and will be sold at # low strect aoutheart. WE EAE DAILY APPLICATIONS Fv . Th Owners deatrimg tenants will | lease call wt one: YOUNG & CALDWELL, 26-6 1420 New York aventie. | RGR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, Goop- will ° ot the tate Jaimes H. Stone, corner of nets northwest, with privilege of “@ 4 the preauises., tdi WS THD, FOR CASH WE ARE AUTHORIZED parchase seve Lots, northw at Jow rates, ier munieate with we atonee. W. W. D. MOWER & SUN. 1212 Fntroot uorthwest, “1-1 JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For D raftroad a peach orchard aney vines ard ania aveniie, ALOT OF STAT = sat con Inquire 2 A. PRPSCO J NO a VAL ES Hus several very fin luany very desira Partof the city, where the march of itnprovements and the rise in valhios are still in progress. pitaes aiad Lots in all parte of the’ elty for male at low wun. | Moures for rent. | A specialty is madi Houses furnished and OTICE TO BULLDERS. arbi 4 Houses lain: STABLISHED AND POPULAR SKANT AND SALOON, with Summer Ganien in rear and lange | street, between Gas Othoe and Metical ) doors north of Peunaylvanis avenine. An excellent staud for a hotel. y Tenovated. Inquire st 936 Louldans svemee” 4y5-3m_ ILL, MACHINERY, he © by W. G. Bi me ~G. Bune BOSE uanufactins. ‘This Mil is eitusted om the Cheaapeake nn nal, about ve les from Geonectown. ly to MM. MATTHEWS 1208 sist street, or . ADLER, $148 Bridie strert. 3030-3. Georgetown. \0 INVENTORS. et zon Y ADV A ED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- UABL VENTIONS, either before or after Pai | Box #5, Sear ether retail business to go into the Manufacturin A Shoes. Bargains can be had in good Shoes Mises, Boys and Children. SPEAR BEOS., street hortliwest. a31-im | Fiusr CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES aT ACTUAL COST. We will sell all of ovr Gent's Fine LOW SHOES aad Light CONGRESS GATTERS at sctual Cost. Ladies’ LOW SHOES, SLIPPERS and Li BOOTS at Prime Cost. ‘These Goods must be closed out to make room for Pall Stock. ‘This is a good opportunity to get good goods at very Low Figures. ONE PRICE. {BUTTON GEO. McCARTHY, a2? (05 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J OUNSON'S TRIANGULAR COPPER eat ctnn'y of Copper with the Recommended by the hited States. Manufac- put up im the best ‘iusuner by JOHN BENS JOHNSON'S TRIANGULAR COPPER LIGHTNING ROD. Superiority is claimed for this conductor for the fol- Teasone:—Ist. It is made of the very host’ mater. purpose, viz: Pure Luke Superior Tt isnot Usble » ereater 30H Orders left with R.A. WHITE) hater, pivare STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Tnvetiuent Swenrities Bought and No. 539 15ru STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING, Agency-for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 64 Broapway, New Yorn. Roney glee of Bocuritins Loneht ond oa on commis. gion in San Fran Hoe*e -COMFORTS. STAR FURNACE, mgt LATROBE, ‘Are all first-class go sr et, nrantont to gam SAML. 8. SHEDD, DEALER