Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1882, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON August 16, 1SS2. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent. bona fice daily circulation more than trebic that of any ether daily paper published iv Washington. and eaual to that of all the ether daily papers here ndded together. ———— TRE Stan office is connected with the Telephone Ex- @snze. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mai! Ste ctherwize. news, or any information or business an Levent day or nizht, free of charge. — ———— Persons icaving the city for the summer can have THE Erax msiled to their address, postpaid, and changed as often as desired, for fifty cents a month, invariably in advance. Another Richmond has entered the poiltical Meld In Virginia, thus still further complicating the already many-sided situation in that state. ‘The committee of colored men appointed by the Convention at Petersburg which, in behalf of the colored people, formally approved the coalition With the readjusters last year, met yesterday and Bominated Mr. J. B. ax, of Alexandria, one of Their own race, for Congressman-at-large. This seems to signify some feeling of dissatisfaction among the colored people with the existing polit- feal rule in the state. The platform upon which Mr. Syphax runs declares, tn the name of the col- Ored voters, that the Mcht for political emanctpa- tion ts not yet won, “nor ean we ever consent to De used as tools by new political masters.”_ The Tater clause 1s aimed directly at the coalition Bosses, The men who compose this committee Bad influence enough Inst year with the colored People to take them into the coalition, and now, It tsevident, they propose to employ it to get them Out of it. The complaint of the colored voters of Wirginia is that they have not received their pro- Pershare of the fruits of the victory wi Year. There are now two colored candidates for @ongressman-at-large—Dawson, straight-out re- Publican, and Syphax, independent republican. John S. Wise is the readjust coalition cand!- @ate, running upon a pledg pport the adinin- istration if elected, and Massey ts in the fleld as ¢ Gemocratic-readjuster, pletged to act with the @emocrats. If the colored voters in any numbers Support Dawson or Syphox, or both, then the de. Feut of Wise is almost a foregone conclusion, the colored vote 1s counted fn his caleulitions of Buecess. Meantime Congressman Fulkerson, in Southwest Virginia, the readjuster strongholl, !3 Father undoing the coalition. He refuses to be ound by any of the party leaders’ promises to the Fepublican administration and criticises Mahone Yor making such an alliance. Fulkerson’s district 48 populated almost entirely by whites, former @emocrats, and he apparently proposes to save is own congressional bacon, regardless of the coalition. ———__~««» —__- ‘There are five state tickets In the field in Penn™ sylvania, viz: the regular republican, independent republican, democratic, labor, and the prohibition. In forecasting the result of the election all these ekets must be considered. Ordinarily in Penn- ‘sylvania verx@tle interest is given to these side- Issue tickets, as the few thousand votes they com- mand do not have any bearing upon the result; Wut this year every vote counts, and a few @housand more or less than usual for the labor tieket or the prohibitionists may indirectly make oF mar the fortune of the two leading parties. A Prominent demoerat, ex-Congressman Hopkins, of Pittsburg, who was the leading candidate against Pattison, for the gubernatorial nomination, estt- Mates the vote for the independent ticket at 300,000; for the prohibitionists at from 12,000 to 18,000; for the labor ticket at from 30,000 to 40,000; for Beaver, regular republican, 275,000; and for Pattison, democrat, 300,000. He admits, how- ever, that the labor vote 13 very uncertain; That the number cast for that ticket ‘will depend largely upon whether or Bot the labor troubles continue until The election. It is tobe taken for grant-d that ‘this calculation ts as favorable to the democrats as ‘She outlook warrants. It gives Pattison a plural- ity of only 25,000 over Beaver, putting the inde- Pendent vote at 100,000. The stalwarts claim that Stewart will not poll over 50,000 at the very out- ide, thus leaving a margin of 50,000 republican Votes between thelr estimate and that of Mr. Hop- Kins, from which Beaver might draw enough to ‘wipe out the advantage accoried to Pattison tn The democratic calculation. Then, the labor vote Might exceed the Hopkins figures, drawing more Of its strength from the democrats than from the Fepublicans; or, it might fall below those Ngures, the vote going direct to Beaver rather than to “Armstrong, the labor candidate. The latter con- tingency ts not very probable, however. Arm- Strong Is a popular representative of the working- men. and will, no doubt, recetve a Mberal support from them, notwithstanding there 1s no possibility Of his election. But should the vote for Stewart fall short of the Independents’ estimate it 1s not a certain thing, by any means, that tt will signify a Yeturn of independents to the regular party If it shall appear necessary in order to defeat Beaver, some thousands of the Independents may Vote directly for Pattison. Hence Pattison may Hican votes pe #3 deserted from him through th Movement and by means of other political engl- eering. — ———<+>+____ for the acceptance of such favors by public servants. Maryland Is not the first state by a good many to mact such alaw, but ff itcan be enforced she Will be the first to m: evading such a statute ca: @ Western state some years where a sim law prevailed, s nd members of the Tegislature turnedMn their raflroad passes and re- fle tickets instead thereof, As cally forbade the acceptance of passes the officials considered that they obeyed it, CREAMERY PRINT BUTTER. Uniformly choice in quality. Made and primted at the churn in half pound prints, expressly for us. Put up in 6, 12and 18 pound boxes. Ask your grocer and dealer for it. SPICER, COMPYON & CO., 934 Louisiana avenue, A G. JOHNSON & BRO., the COAL axp WOOD. ‘We will sell as low as any old or new fi large or vail firm, or any oter Kind of Grim in the cre A aul6-Im [pxOu WAST A NEW RANGE, LATROBE OR call on GEO. ¥. GAKTRELL, 819, 7th, between Hand 1. ‘Rangye, Latrobes and Furacee sot paired and reset promptly. aul6-3m A YOTHER TERRIBLE TORNADO. EVERYTHING WITHIN REACH SWEPT UP. Our sweeping sale of Summer Clothing is being as powerful and EFFECTIVE aS A TORNADO. We have sold piles of Clothing in the last few woeks, caused by the great reductiouis which we have made on our whole stock of Summer Clothing. We said we were woing to make a Clean Sweep, and are bound todo it. The goods have been going like Hot Shot from nnon. AS we are having so much success with our Clearing Sale we shall continue it for a week or ten days longer to give every onea chance to buy Clothing at near half its value. We never allow our stock to grow old. We would rather sell .t while itis new and fresh, even if we have to sacrifice the profits. Thatis just what we are doing now. We are not after profits on this deal. A few more of the following are still left: ‘Those $28 SILK-LINED SUITS for $18. ‘Those $25 SILK-LINED SUITS for $15, ‘Those $20 SUITS for $12. ‘Those $15 SUITS for $10. ‘Those $$ PONGEE COATS for $4. ‘Those $3 ALPACA COATS for $5. ‘Those $4 ALPACA COATS for $2.50. ‘Those $5 CASSIMERE PANTS for $3, ‘Those 50c. OFFICE COATS for 35c. Many other bargains. Want of space forbids men- toning them. Call before itis too late. Remember, we have no ol to offer. Every garment has been manufactured this season, and is, therefore, new and fresh. A. STRAUS, YLVANIA AVE., NEAR 10ru ST., aul5-Iw AND 932 D STREET. CIPER VINEGAR. A PURE ARTICLE CHEAP. TH OF EVERY BARREL TESTED, RANTEED TO KEEP PICKLES, J. H. CRANE, auli-Im 936 Louisiana avenue, 1 ee UNDERWEAR AT REDUCED PRICES. ALso, GKENADINE AND PONGEE SILK, W. 8. TEEL, aul5 535 Pennsylvania avenue, HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE Foundry aad Machine Works heretofore occupied the late Arm of Gray & Noyes, together with all machinery. patterns, and apoliaucés weed inthe eon- duct of the large aud extensive business of that firm, will continue unuer the style of E. N. Gray & Co., the general Foundry and Machine Business, and’ re- Specttuly solicits the patronage of friends and the public. “Telephonic connection. aul5-6t E.N. GRAY. R. T.E. SMITH, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Special attention given to diseases Of Females and Children for the past 18 years. 1720 1ath street northwest. aul5-26, 2-2 We ARE CLEANING HOUSE THIS WEEK Ar 316 AND 313 SEVENTH STREET. Come and see how we hanille the broom when we start in for a general clean up and sweep out, TAYLOR & Ht. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ‘A NEAT WHITE GIRL, TO ASSIST jousework for ssmall family. at street northwest. om RENT—TWO LARGE UNFUR: com Evora oh es ANTED—A ‘WOMAN, TO COOK, ‘nd fron abd seciat in housework, Inquire CLASS CLOTHING SALES- ssonent. Addvowe bee employment, petecenes, W4NiED—A Finst- man it PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, RB RENT_THE COMMODIOUS DI: as ‘No. 708 Lith street, $B of the best acationn, iat ‘occupied by Mies Nellie McCauley. Pg aT atest R RENT—FINE OFFICE ROOMS IN 8T.CLOUD F'nicing: oceans core noe Apply to JOHN SHERMAN be GO., 977 Fretrect™ nai COOK. WASH D GTRL, FO. ‘Apis to FS FO "ER, 311 Sth street ANTED—A GOOD STEADY BARBE! charge of a shop. Al atJ. N. Bl southwest, me ANTED—TWO BOYS THA’ ‘Apply at 638 T street pn. SPECIAL SALE ‘Tt HAVE HAD SOME ‘upholsterine, Tand 8 o'clock Sunie-2t° ANTED—A GIRL_TO COOK AND WASH IN A small fs re ence. “Gall at 1238 Gt eet nn BAe TED —DBIVER—WHITE—RETAIL GRO- ess. Must come thoroughly ovsuroinces “St, ANTED—A NURSE FOR A CHILD OF THREE i si80, » Woman to cook, wash and {ron:must refe aT ‘lvania Bromdo northwert. nese Apply at A117 Renney ivan Wis Man, to wait in prt Also, a firet-clase dress AUTHOR, Star offce” ANTED—A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN 16 AND If Jonsrally re co eeand in & stove store Sud mies himself generally useful, and Dot afraid of work’ im have good references. “P. G. BAUEE, 438 434° etrect lust have good city refer- EXQUISITE NOVELTIES mended ‘as to care handwriting, ‘*Coffee,” LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S NECKWEAR. FRENCH HEMSTITCHED, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN STITCHED CAPE RELIABLE COLORED vats faastiy on mended. u at 5 ok, Washer aud ironey, Ad: LADIES’ DICKEYS. NOVELTIES IN BLACK SETTS, ANTED—A GOOD GOO! Apply soon to Mra, streets; city references required. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS BREAD BAKER AT of. an es and Pennsyly TO GO TO WEST referred.) A man servant ‘NOVELTIES IN LACE SETTS. ‘REEMAN, corner M and CHILDREN’S PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED FINE nue northwest, ANTED— WHIT! AND COLORED COOKS, GEN- rs. 2d Girls and Nurses for this city, Balti, delphia, New York and elsewhere. Families furnished .& street northwest. Liceused Agency. C. CHILDREN’S MOTHER HUBBARD COLLARS, Very Attractive, ANTED—A FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS gua Farm. Apply at FULTON'S Loan Office, 814 9th street northwest, WANTED—ROOMS. ED-FU RNISHED ROOM, by a single gentleman; private family preferred, Address Z.T-, Hvening Star! Te TAYLOR & HUFTY. ress Z.T., Evening Star. [HE BURSTING OF A BOMBSHELL IN a —— WANTED—HOUSES. Ly iT—TWO BEAUTIFUL ROOM! a Ae eR z Saree aes dldren ref 106, RK RENT.—ROOMS.—A NEATLY FURNISHED Ne 4 Srequs cars pass s park im front. Ho, 10H etsoet FOR RENT_ONE SUITE OF ROOMS, SOUTHERN Er ta south; have siso' Back Boome, City ncane Ter doors.” 921 G utreot horthwost ‘ul2-10r" RK RENT—NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN A Few house, aise cocen doa eh Roan EN ern improvements; st 1108 New York avenue north- west. FOR RENT—HOUSES. OB RENT—HOUSE ON lire STREET, NEAR jureau, ‘ngTaving an ing; 6 room: bay windows and water. Kent $16. Apply at $20 141 street southwest, : ‘ani6-20" ROS, BENT HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS ON T street, between 12th and 13th streets with large xrounds attached. Fine varieties of fruit, rapes, Ke... &c. Rent $20. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania avenue. aul6-3t OR RENT. ‘ei Also, = aul6-6¢ FR RENT_DESIRABLE STORE AND DWFLL- ing, 616 9th street northwest. J. 3, SWORMS- TEDT, '928 F street. aul5-3t R RENT—HOUSE 1520 21st STREET; 6 ROOMS, [was and water, hall-way and cellar. B street ears pase near tho door. ‘Key at 2916 street nortuwest mt $16, in advance, aul5-6t OR RENT— NEST BUSINESS BUILDING in the city. Apply to J. 8. SVORMSTEDT, street northwest. FOR RENT 102 F STREET NORTHEAST, SEVEN rooms: all modern improvements; newly’ parered throughout: only $20. Also, 116 F street northeast. J.8. SWORMSTEDT, 928 F'strect. auld-3t AN EASTERN TOWN NTED—AN 8-ROOM HOUSE IN NORTHWEST Rent in advance. Address 8., Box , City Post office. it" ANTED-BY SEPTEMBER FIRST, A FIVE- Room House, with water and Rent not to exceed permanent tenant, Addi yANTED—BY SEPTEMB seven room House, water and sas month tenancy to extend good neighbor- per month to a ‘Has scarcely been productive of more outery and com- motion than that raised by the uncompromising one year. Ad: SLAUGHTER OF LACES WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS FOR BENT DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES, SIX rooms, mod. imps., 1241 and 1243 6th, between M. and N streets northwest. “R. W. FENWICK, Le Droit Building, Room 2s, 8th and F streets, ault-3t A®saTon ACADEMY, OORCORAN BUILD- XG, Gon. Pa. Ave. axp Ita Bt., Orr. T.8. ‘elect achool for Boys and Young Men. ‘echolare of ood ‘moral. charscter ri September 11th Day and evening seasions. tou in the common Engtieh branches. 5 Washington, D.C. ‘PENCERIAN BUSINESS dine, for the education of sone am women for self tj ‘The branches taught are the ist news metic; ‘Spencerian Bookkeeping by’ ap 1 tera, and men an: accounts, business by leading bus onses; Physical ar eat ture: Political Economy: Commercial Lat phy and Drawi of best masters, Feception of students for Tuition —ay the year, in 0; by the quarter. twelve or eveulng, pure ition, three montla, ne month, $6. ‘The new, hand College Announcement, containing fent free upon application by mail, oF NCER, Principal, auld R SALE—A PAIR OF FINE DRIVING MARI able for any purpose. ‘THOMPSON'S, 9th, oung, sound, izood saddle horses. ‘on entering, $50; $16: evening tuition, o somely tilontrated fall information, the SALE—ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT KINDS ew and second-hand Carrs Phet ra, Bugei ‘zone, own minke; lowost prices. Repository, 313 Gtn street. ‘OR SALE—TWENTY HEAD OF HORSES, JUST arrived from the West; several horses, fine drivers. HENRY C. SPE: PENCER, Vico-Princ S.W. "corner Sth and K streets northwest, ly or in Ciass—Mathematics, Latin, Grok, French, German and Enclish. Special attention to pre aration for College, petitive examinations. W804), COLLEGE, FOR YOUNG Labi, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, pen SEPT. 1iti Rey. JOHN afixanty, fadaonat QOARD AND TUITION $150 TO 9000 a YI Address MILITARY ACADEMY, Haddontiel flne pairs and coupe R SALE—-IMMENSE STOCK CARRIAGES AND pnt new sud second hand, for sale and fine Horses ‘constan: for hire at Wek, GIVES Carriage lerpoets and 470 C street northwest. sylvania avenue, near National Hotel. SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES, “of one hundred and fift, rel Agent for Boston Buckboard gies and other light carriages, ‘The best irine promptly attended to. ROBT. A. GRAHAM, ™m29_ Repository and Factory, 410-416 Sth st. n.w, ee SPECIALTIES. Fall Session will © &e., address (aul -Im' ee oe Address FEMALE BK! ‘Company's Side-Bar Bug- ‘in the country OARD AND TUITION #1 Address MILITARY COLLEGE, ADEMY OF THE VISITATION, ‘Connecticut Avenue and L Street, Fa RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE, 1136 177m street. Inquire at 1405 H st. northwest. aul2-6t* Fe RENT—THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING corner ist and B streets southeast, containing 13 rooms and all modern improvements. DUVALL & MARR, 804 F street, hg aus.2w FPOR BENT BRICK DWELLING, 1465 PIERCE Place, containing 8 rooms and all modern improve- ments, $22.50, DUVALL & MARR, 804 F st. a Ww ANTED—ZO BUY CHEAP, | & roving Call at 608 D strect hor ANTED_TO BUs LAND IN NORTHERN DA- VANCE LEWIS, 1015 East Capitol GASFITTER'S THIS PRESENT SEASON BY THE uae; lust be in good order. PALAIS BOYAL. ANTED_EVERYBODY TO KNOW THA can obtain Eichelberger's | Never-failing Cure and of all malarial discases of D. DAVID E street southw ANTED—CARPE’ Jury to the finest fabric. Orders b Wise to SINGLETON & HU! ‘Market Space, ANTED-CARPETS TO CLEAN BY A. H. CHACE & BRO., next door to City Post Office. The only perfect carpet cleaning machines yet invented. ing process to ruin carpets. Carpeta. cared for during the suminer, y telephone or otherwise. Carpete returned EGYPTIAN LACES, beautiful in design and texture, are displayed side by side with the handasme Oriental, of which there are at present two Job Lots at such ridiculously Low Prices that one marvels greatly where the profit comes in, ‘AN BY THE AUTO- he best in the world; no in- telephone or other- carpet dealers, 801 No club or whip) ‘Yet when one is enabled by the judicious outlay of WINDSOR’S AND MADE SCARFS, | ©*Pital to take advantage of great wholesale bargains, such opportunities as those now presented the public are rendered possible, , 490° MAINE AVENUE southwest, Cleans Oarpets better, with less and tear, than ‘any othe firm in the city. Mattresses Feathers renovated; Furniture sieamed. ED—UPHOILSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- Mattresses b; pear nearly new. ANNOUNCE THAT ALL, Room 4, 1420 New Yc In BLACK GOODS there come hand-run SPANISH. and GUIPURE LACES and FICHUS. These last- named are something entirely new, and far handsomor than any designs hitherto shown. ‘ork avenue, ix a Com: Every State und Territory, U. W ANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINEARGEOR chest cash price a 1 ‘Small Quantities. wants Bet: ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT I SELLA FIRS class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better aud agreat deal cheaper than JUSTWS OLD STAND, No. 619 D_ street northyest, 409 9th. st. northwest. Second-land Clothing. LOST AND FOUND. OST_—GOLD EYEGLASSES 10 neaday on bost, cars or street 1 Beach. Suitable reward on return to @ CoMMOL new suit can ‘In some cases the reduction from the prices of a season or at Branch Store, No. ‘ago range from $3 to $4. —We buy but first-class GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF T LAST J WED- We are now off greatly reduced prices. LAWN TENNIS SET: © out entire stock cf ARCHERY at OS 133 REWARD-O} A Astal! white and browa Beadle Gyp, about 8 months “d will be paid for her return to TENNIS RACHETS and CROQUET, a complete astortment constantly on hand WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 Tth streat. at lowest prices. 438 7th street sot All of our FANCY DUCK FIGURED AND ODDS AND ENDS of WHJ'TE VESTS that are good at $2.50, $3, $3.50, and $4, we want to close them out, and now offer you the choice of the entire lot at $1.50 each, MEN'S PANTALOONS. About two hundred, all wool, thoroughly shrunk, well- made Ps: ms, odds and ends of stock, good value, at#5. Cone aud take your choice at $3 a pair. All of our ODDS and ENDS of CASSIMERE surts, | GREATER BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, TO CLOSE OUT THE REMAINING STOCK OF THIS SEASON'S PURCHASE, TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE prices ranzing from $13 to $20, we now offer you the choice of the lot at $10 per suit. = One tot of ALL-WOOTL BOYS’ SUITS, that are good value at $5, come and take your choice at $4 per suit. nd at the same time saved railroad fare by using ‘these tickets. —_—__<+<«+—____ Vermont has adopted the rag-baby now that the Outcast orphan is deserted by all the other states, and is attempting to revive it by an infusion or ‘transfusion of vigorous blood. At a state conven- ion of greenbackers in Waterbury yesterday a ‘Weket was nominated and a platform adopted ar- Faigning both the old parties, and especially the Fepublican, for every crime possible against a body Politic. The democrats, with all their experience fm platform-making, have never succeeded in turning cut such a savage list of charges against the republicans. ———_—_<e+—___ The Congressmen who voted for the river and harbor bilican afford to smile serenciy at the Bewspaper attacks upon them. Most of them got Some of the pork for their own “deestricts,” and they can probably count upon being re-elected by thelr grateful constituency. ~<+-—___ Tis noted that the government clerks in hand- ing in thelr “voluntary contributions” are apt to Bpeak of them as “assessments” Mr. Hubbell Should send them a cireular advising a correction Of this objectionabte phraseology. Lots acorns ‘They may talk of love in a cottage, And bowers of treilised viue; Of nature bewitchmuly eimple, < And milkmaicts half divine. ‘They may talk of the pleasure of sleeping In the shade of a spreading tree, And a walk fields at morning; But Saxvoun's Gixczn's for me! Trus love is at home on a carpet, And niischtily likes his case. And True Love bas an eye for a dinner, And starves beneath -haily trees, His wing is s fan of a Indy, ‘His eyes au invisible sting: Fo THE SUMMER Usz PALMER'S AMERICAN CINGER ALE. Retail Price One Deviar ($1) Per Dozen, For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer. SAWL C. PALMER, 3224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, ‘West Washington, (G@PTelephonic conn: tion. ay? ————————— Gq COOKING STOVES, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, OUR REGULAR STOCK REDUCED ABOUT TWENTY PER CENT. Remember, these reductions are from prices that are at all times the lowest. A. SAKS & CO, STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, aul 316 awp 318 Srvexru Srazer. ee WE ARE NOW TAKING STOCK! 200." Spec pa Special ba to TOW! | ac GREAT BARGAINS Gees in odds and ends. GREAT BARGAINS in all the different dept's. ALL GOODS now sold at reduced prices. GREAT BARGAINS in odds and ends, LADIES’ SUITS athalf price, atany price. 10, A E ve reward will be teorner of 11th and C « Ded Terrier Dog; tay: 61 Vaid if returned to'northw. YW Oopwarp & LOTHROP RSEILLES L streets, a Pock-t- 14 erce straet northwest. turned to the above number, NEAR CLIFTON STA- ht gray Horse, a <l from founder; has a scar 325 reward for information ddress A. MAKELY, Clifton ‘Haye concluded their inventory and now offer even is to his recovery FOR BENT. 2015 Get. 10r. ,a.m.i$75.00)1107 19th st., m.1. 1724 F st./12 rs.,m.i. 40.00|706 26th st. 11 r.,m.i 25. 723 188.,b.,m.i.,9r. 55.00/941 25thet.,7 1s. bath 18.50 8 30-00 (717 20th i.» @r.... 18.40 30:001720 25.35/41 9th 20.00 520: 20:00/710 FOR SALE—HOUSES. AP FOR CASH—TWO-STORY seven-room Brick House, all modern {mproye- ments. Inquire on the premises, 809 4th street hort west, ‘aul6-2w* RK SALE.—I AM AUTHORIZ"D TO SELL TO n imam purchaser for $2,000, on good terms, @ two-story and basement brick house, of 7 room, ‘an gas, water and bath, nicely located on line of cars central: rents for $20. Also, three-story press brick front house, 9 rooms, on Is easy terms.’ And alth-ce-1 modern improvementa, on L near 10th, at $4,000 easy terms; all in Gret-class neighborhoods and abso: lute bai W. E. BURFORD, 1115 F street northw aulé FOE, BALE, CHEAP A GOOD 6-ROOM BRICK ‘House on Capitol Hill: $400 cash, balance $12 per month. Price, $1,800. i2-room Brick House on F, between 43 and 6th southwest: $3,500. 10-room B. H. ou 7th, bet. Gand H #.w. ; $3,000: 7-room F.H.. 627 436 s.w. ; $1,000, Other good Bargains. 0.H. PARKER, 43 and & au15-3t* OR SALE-THE VERY HANDSOME BKOWN STONE RESIDENCE No. 1421 K street northwest. Contains seventeen rooms, ‘not including beth-rooms or pantries. Has every tnodern improvement. and is one of the finest lo- cated propertice in the fashionable part of the city. Can be seen only by application to 0. C. GREEN, 710 D street northwest. © au9-2w (EW BRICK HOUSE, CORNER lize streets: location unsurpassed; iclesed two bay windows: and vanity plumbing yore tect, BARVEY SPALDING, 59 Corcoran Building. 9- Sw" Ww The Sisters of the Visitation of Washi ure in announcing to the public that ements to reocive a Limited number of pupils to and that their Academy will henceforth be cou~ Day School tor Young Ladice For terms, &c., address ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, Connecticut avenue and L strest, 1 Washington, D/O. ORGE'S HALL —AN UNSURPASSED ‘and young men ; Keisters. ron for thie Unver- YB. ROBERTSON (A GRADUATE UNIVERSITY of Maryland), with “All Special ae ee anteed, Diseases of Men, Wealmess, Impotency, ily treated and cure guar- General Debility, Nea euey. 6. Discases of Women of every nature, speedy and permanent cures guaranteed, 456 C street northwest, near 4 and Saturday, from 2 to 9'p.m. Main ol herty street, Baltimore, sultations strictly the leading physicians of KE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF ‘business confidential. Ladies: fiemen 50’ cents each. 408 L strect, between 4th 5th streets nortuwest. OCTOR J. B. GARDNER, LATE SURGEON TO the U.S, Ricord Hospi Vately, by letter or in person at ‘a. A cure warranted. SEWING MACHINES, &c. FEW BIG BARGAINS IN PEW I NG We CHINES, Ar Comer 7rH axp H STREETS. i 5 Rew. latest improved Singer, slightly used. These Machines have stop motion, side drawers, cover and all attachment are warranted for five ir & ae Office every Wednes- _329-n&w, Im ni private and cont Baltimore. town, Baltimore counts KINEAR, 2 aie Prince [LLE ACADEMY, v. Dr. C. K. NELSO: |, will receive as members of #., Terms $215 for academic year from about middle, of September to that of June following. be cons: NTGOMERY, GO, Church, Fairtas thi HENANDOAH ACADEMY, WINCHESTER, VA.— beins September lath. "Prega- tion for university, arm; ough discipline. health. Coverea feugis cL y, DAYY or business. ‘Thor: YHOMME'S FALL TERM RE- EPTEMBER 25th, Frenoh taught practi- Morning, afternoon and evening French 68 a emen, boys and irl Noung ladies ant Ii thoronghty in English, French and the Aucient Lanwuases, white JL. Mees: formeety a eae Setar of re. J. EE, formerly & d other promiuent schools, i lepartinent. re ponitsae Sane OCKLAND SCHOGL FOR GI Will reopen SEPTEMBER sth. A full source with lectures ou history. ral For cizculars address 5 3920-2m C. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts., Steubenville Semi ext door to Auerbach's Gent's Furnishing GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICE OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES. Singer Needles 1 cent each. Noodles for all other Machines 2 cents each, 20 cents per dozen. Warranted the test make. Complete assortment of parts and attachment for all machines. : OPPENHEIMER'S 528 9th street northwest, St. Cloud Building. Machines Repaired. “HOUSEHOLD,” SILE! AND “NEW HOME.” No windy advertisements, but the finest machines the world ever saw for the mot orsend to the office. Renting and repairing. struction will be lettres and the natural sciences. HENRY Cc. HALLOWELL, AM. p= SSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, first SEPTEMBER inn Now Soper Bn Sooper Chemical, Civil Engiveering aa COL. THEO. BYATT, Prost. . 8. L. CADYS BOARDING School for Young a West End oy a gt BER 2hru. ‘Bend for ciren . ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NA’ ence and Euglish, privately or in’ class. Machines for Rent. (Pure reat can Come 427 9th street, MONEY TO LOAN. aud competitive examinations. ‘A. JANUS, A.M, LADIES’ GOODS. Gclumbias Catege, ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, R. O. HOLTZMAN, svt 10th and F streets northwest. JMO%Y 70 Loa: 1 haye MONFY,TO LOAN ON RFAL ESTATE in mae from $100and upwards, at lowest rates of in- Charges moderate, Nodelay, B. H. WARNER, 3e21 016 F street northwest, HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL estute security, in sums to suit, at the lowest rates of No delay when the security is good. O. C. 710 D street northwest. 320-3, RATES OBINTEREST ESTATE SECURITY. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., m11-6m 1324'F street northwest. M NEY TO LOAN, Tn sums to suit, at lowest rates, on ia real estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN ‘526 1437 Pepnsylvania avenue. PROFESSIONAL. BOARDING. M refined home, in a pivate family, at 1720 14th atrect northwest. FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE AND with first-clais table board. D. STOCKHAM, 945 K street xorthwest, Vitalized air by the Hurd System, Yor the painless ex- traction of Teeth. aux3 D* STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 9TH STREET. _dy12__ Gazgiven. Hours 9a. m. to 5p. m. ig —ROOMS FURNISHED AND_UN- HANDSOMEST FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS te joaviers, e3-3m* SARAH FL. ‘ON HOUSE, 77H 4: Table Board, $18 $5; location central} no iquors, ER, 316 Indiana avenue. ND I STREETS.—FIRST- Room and Board, $22 to W. 0. NAYLOR. ‘THAT WAS EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON, MUCH OF WHICH WE HAVE ALREADY PURCHASED AND ERMANENT, TRANSIINT, AND DAY BOARD- ERS, at Summer Rat month, at the McPherson House, corner of 151 MBS. M. ‘T. SOUTHALL HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 112 97H STREET NORTH- a cosiés: and best conducted Board- it ers accommo- also, Table Board ‘west, is one of the’ ing-houses in the city. dated at reasonable __ BUSINESS CHANOES. y ETMORE & McNEALZ, SHALL SOON PLACE ON OUR COUNTERS. REAL ESTATE BROK- ion and Lancashire Fire Country prop- «2: ‘Some desirable Its at Mount Pleasant for au! —GOODS CONTAINED IN STORE, 17 lvania avenue northwest. tore for BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, above the, Store for rent; gids R RENT AND SALE—-ALL CLASSES OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. baa Ts “Oountey veel Maryinnd and oe ery pele. FAUNAS FEED, Ero. — THE INACTIVITY OF the heated term giving them more rest, the fect often recover from corns, bunions, diseased nails vascu- lar exeresences, exostosis and other complaints to which, they are liable, if systematic treatment be given them, at DR. WHITE'S Chiropodial Establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. Dr. WHITE'S twenty-first consecutive year of practice in Washington, D.C. Fee, $1 per visit, deze R. RANDALL PARSONS, Dentist, 28 7th strect northwest, west ride, “over Ballan- 's Book Store. NITROUS OXIDE Gas adminie- tered, day or night. Consultation free. dels RT. Me nae. pels No. 437 he térect, tires doors from corner E’* Den its branches, “Teeth inserted $1 ber sot, Ail woxk va man RTIFICIAL oper noe a Al'eeried ‘iimmediataly after extresing Pitan id fucnen. Modern metnods a exilin al ranches . Moderaia, foes. . NALLY, 1321 F seen hoctnner al FoSEARD DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 435 street, three doors novth of Nitrous Oxide, ‘without pata, ‘will be tooth and 50 cents each additional Extraction street, or 1218 Sist street, GERMAN AND IRISH LINENS. PARTIES WHO HIRED A FOUR-SEATED J opres ‘snd pair of horses oy Saturday last SEATON PERRY, hour and kept them twel (Successor To Perry & Brorusr), ‘Gees in Richardson's i hts, Width and Qualities. ING LINENS at very LEADINGHAM & CO. oa Tee Lees 50 REWARD.—THE UN2ER: ‘ED WILL PAY German LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, DOYLEYS and LINEN HUCK TOWELS, 22 by 42, at ” in German HUCK and DAM- Porcl at 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 1ith street. EIRAM CODD & 00, _| stem A. Ae SELLY, New Windsor, Ma pat Blue Rides . Homwes, Bo. Sirculars ¥6-3m_ CE’S PRIVATE —— eee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. WILLIAMS AND Ww © Detective A n to, Office ESS yet ostnwoek. Si Tc rt ETECTIVE AGEN 9 prvare > : \GENCY, 909 9TH in al case Car a.m, to10 iahi6-@ra"" at confidential. O.E, 5-6m FARM FOR SALE AT A B. LAIN—ONE HUN- dred acresin Montgomery conuty, highly improved . GEORGETOWN aD ORGE E, NOY! TMBIA FOUNDRY, Sion ae SAFE DE?OSIT Co. . TURKISH BATHS. RITY FROM BY BURGLARY, orate at} aaa REDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY_STATE OOL- legiate Institution. Course thorough and hensive. | Professors ‘and teachers of su: Careful home culture. ‘1 logues address Mrs. AI. 20 PER CENT OFF gtr WACKELION, Presidents | 26-2 FLANNEL SUITS, SATINE SUITS, GINGHAM SUITS, LAWN SUITs, AND JACKETS. Prices Marked in plain figures. Store Clones at 6 o'clk. ly24 7Cite Trevise Paris. 907 Pantaleo MES: J: P. PALMER, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC—AT TIMMS' NEW HALLS, cor. 7th and Dn.w, Eu- trance on D street. ‘Thirteenth ‘year. Piano, Violin, &e. "6: B. BULLARD, Dir VITT. OF BOSTON, TEACHER strument a Lu of Vocal and Iu Address 44 K street northwest, early in September. . 8. 1. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL POR Young Ladies, West End Institute, Ni Conn. Eleveuth year, Superior facili No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having sailed for Europe Jaly 12th to perfect her ar- rangements for the FALL SEASON, the Summer stock of COLLEGIATE INSTI pool for Young Ladies an; Boarding and Day re-opens September 19, 1881, LAS, Principals, 1023 and i PROPOSA FINE MILLINERY ‘now on hand will be sold jyl4_ BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION. JrLowers AT COST. Our immense Stock of FLOWERS AT ACTUAL COST and Mise M. C. DOUG: August 10, 1882, for furnishing the nding June 0th, 18! ¥-FOURTH, 1882, Sealed Proposals, in dupii Fue! required for the fiscal year cived tt NOON, on AU I opened immediately Specifications, gener blank forms of propo: Ished dealers upon appl Also, great BARGATN offered in PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. LACE MITTS AND THREAD GLOVES AT COST. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F street northwest. DOUGLASS’, HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. ST WATCH SPRING STYLE AND SIZE ADE TO ORDER. OF *-REFUSE" STEEL, 25c. A fine French Woven CORSET ab $1, 50. A Fine French Contille Hand-made CORSET, at §1. This corset is sold in other citres at $1.50. We have one special lot of Children’s Regular Made E, is ‘Biue and Brown, at 25c. Would be DOUGLASS’, xD instructions to bidders, and nied to" eta lication to this oftice. OUR OWN MAK: STEEL, S00, | HOOPSKIRTS usually sold at Teeeivy ON THURSDAY, Ti GUST, for the deli TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON, THIRTY-FIRST Day OF ati of six hundred (600) tons of best white Coal; also, of one hundved cords (100) pine’ Wood and ‘cor: Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, STREET NORTHWEST, order in every style and material, 430 TENTH ykes CORSETS to id fect fit and comfort. and guarantees EDWARD McPH Clerk of the House of Represe ‘dail Dress Reform Goods. stl ‘The *‘Hercules” Sup- $1 Comet, her own make, that for the price N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. a5 ee Piel to Gorset, for whieh A SNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. KING’S PALACE, No, 814 SEVENTH STREET. TRIMMED GOODS, Andall other articles in the MILLINERY LINE, { COAL AND Woop, ‘By water and rail direct from the mins,