Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1883, Page 4

__THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON July 3, 1893. Editor. ‘The Evening Star bas a reaular. perwancat Seua fae daliv circuintion more thar trebiec that oi ==¥ ether daliv paper published in Washington. act cual to that oF ali tne eimer daily papers here =dded tegcther. ‘Ine Stax office is connected with the Telephone elerge. Adve ments, orcers for the paper by mai 316 ctherwise, news. or any information of business (in Le sent day or night, free of charwe. 1, post paid, to those i the city during the summer for any length of » and the address changed as often as desired. ubecription, fifty cents per mouth, ProsrriveLy Ix apvaxce. ‘THe Sra will be sent by m: Jeay A Word in Season. With a ship which has or had yellow fever eases on board lying in each of the three Principal bays on the Atlantic coast, and with the cholera approaching us from the eastwar: the tme would seem to be at hand for the health authorities of the different cities of the couptry to take prompt, energetic and system- atic measures to prevent the spread of those seourges throughout the United States. In a con- tngency such as 1s before us, prevention ts the thing most to be relfed on. Should either dlseas? Secure but a slight foothold In the country, itis Almost certain to spread, and once either 1s intro- Guced tn a city It will be sure to carry off a large Lumber of victims before Its ravages can D2 Stopped. Mantfestly, therefore, tue cours? to ba pursued sthat of prevention. This can only be effectually accomplished in two ways The first and most rellable metho. Is to put every city and Considerable town in the country In such a sant- tary condition long before the dread visitor Makes its appearance, cr 13 even near at hand, fhat it will be impossivie for any coutagtous or infectious disease to gain a foot The other step Is to prevent, so far a3 possible, by quiran- Une reguiations and otherwise, the introduction Gf such diseases Into any given place. What are the health authorities of the various of the country doing In either of these two directions? What are the local authorities of the District of Columbla doing? Or what have they done? Apparently, the city of Washington fs In anly condition, and better situated to Tesist aselge of the kind than most cities of her Size and likely to be equally exposed. But the Places exp: to v e not the danger spots. AS a rule, the premises of a large miJority of elt Bens are in excellent order, so far as cleanliness and careful attention to ordinary hygientc laws are concerned, but it 1s known that there are many plices In the center of well improved and handsc built squares which are directly th> Teverse of thts,—rotien cores, as it were, of fair and attractive outsides, Now, it will be almost useless for the careful an@well disposed people of ‘any square or section of the city to take all pre- cautions possible against the threatened danger by putting and keeping thelr own premises In Proper order for any emergency lkely to arse, Unless all the several localities in or near the same nefshborhood are put in practically the same con- dition, It will be of littie avail for one house or Yard, or a dozen or more, to be rendered as perfect ‘as can be, if others or only a single one near by be left es the abode of fith and hot-bed of disease. It ts the weil Known and unchangeable law of both yellow fever and cholera, when once fairly established, to pay no attention whatéver to the Boundary lines latd down by clty surveyors be- $ween ciein and filthy premises. The poison §enerated In one unciean spot spreads abroad and does tts fatal work In adjaceat houses as effectu- ally as in the place where it was bred. It will enter the carved door-way of a palac2 as quickly as through the broken windows of a hovel; and it often happens that those who are responsible for the Introduction of a contagious disease espe its Favages, wille those who have fought to keep themselves and thelr neighbors tree from it3 attacks become its victims These are well Known facts. They cannot be altered or ignored by wishing things were otherwise. Nor, with the Probable prospect ahead, can the most deplor- able results be avolded without prompt and vigor- ow action in every direction likely to be produc- tive of good. In view of the momentous issues invoivel, It Would seem to be tho plain duty of the health officals to set on fu stringent sanitary tasp. the city. The we Wisited, and the prop: delay. Hidden dt ion aad overhauling of Weak points should be remedies applicd, without asé-Dteeders, if they exist, should be ferreted out and slinilariy treated be- fore Its too late. Ev2ry spotin thy city that ts not clean and pure should be made so at ones, Whether on- public or private property. Foul Places suould be puritlel by every means known to science, and disinfectants should be ireely used wherever the slighiest apparent need for them exita Domilctllary visits are always objected to? aad it Is possible that in a systematic and thor- ough overhauling of the city, complaints may be mae of unpleasant inquisitions and interference with private or personai rights, All ground for these showld be avoided, as far as possible, as a matter of course, but they should not be allowed % prevent or delay the prosecution of a work Upon whieh so much may depend. In such a case oot at ones a most complete and }. ag against a pestilence the welf. the Very existence, of the whole community may be Said to be at stake, and every coaskieration of a mere individyal character, particulariy where no Feal harm ts done, and no actual hardship 1s 1m- Posed, should give way to the common good. +e» — If theeditor of the 4 searcher after motes ina neighbor's eye s oasess he would have discovered that the word “persecute” in Ti Stan’s editorial upon Mr. De- zendort’s letter of acceptance was a typozraphical error. In commenting upon the letter Tue Stax Said Mr. Dezeniort ch having Sacrificed republicans proimate read- justers. The intellig ubstituted bersecut: for promote. The error was 59 palpable Ghat even the Gazette man ought to have seen it —— ‘The statement made in various quarters, in cone Rect#on with the death ot Hon. Mon! 'gomery Blair, tothe effect that for several years past he had Deen the last surviving member of President Line coln'’s cabinet, is far from correct. Hon. Simon Cameron, Lincoln’s first Secretary of War; Hon. John P. Usher, hts second, and Hon. James Har- Jan, bts third Secretary of the Interior, are all altve, ant were at last accounts well physically and mentally. +o ™ One by one the popular deiusions go to the wal A passenger on a steamer from Copenhagen to London recently ated of sea sickness. LOOK! LOOK!!! JUST KBCEIVED AN- other cousicnment of those Celebrated at Ko enya HAMS— going rapt: per Te SWAINE Ss EFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS R ‘AT REDUCED PRICES. -o— Io. OFFERING MANY VERY GREAT SUMMER GOODS PREVIOUS TO ED FROM $15 TO $10. ROBES REDUCED FROM $10 $7. PRINTED SATTEENS IN FIFTY DiFFERENT STYLES, AND PLAIN COLORS To MATCH. BLACK AND COL'D DKESS SILKSIN GREAT VA- PIETY, SOME GOOD LEOCADES AT UNE DOL- CHUDDA CLOTHS AND OTHER FINE WOOLEN DEESS GOODS, 1 COLOKS, CHEAP. BEAUTIFUL FRENCIi AND SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT 25. ESS. SORTMENT OF* THE Bi E EST MAKES OF MOURNING GOUDS ALWA\ HAND AT NEW YORK PRICES. sigh W. ML SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Ave, ONg Prics. THE BEST IS THU CHEAPEST. MPRUSTEE'S SSLE OF FURNITURE, &c., OF THE PURCELL HOUSK IN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. We cre anthorized by the Trantee to offer the Furni- ture, Fixtures, &c., of the Purcell House, on Main treet, Norfolk, Va., for sale, privately. Parties wish- ing to purchase will communicate with LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS, Nos. 120 and 122 Main street, M-lw Norfolk, Va. Deus To Morus, Ixstcrs, &c. ‘The CIH®. M14 FLAME, for the extermination of funeurpeasers We shears oe it in'every . and will forfeit (330) ‘dollars in any case Batre ve tall tocecer aoe” io yz Dur Gooos. BURDETTE’S Grand Semi-Annual Sale will be Continued a few Gays. ‘Longer. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY of next week we wiil offer our Entire Stock of FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISSES at 25 cents, Those are fine goods, and have sold this season at 40, 0 and 60 cents. CARPETS on Second and Third Fioors. W. W. BURDETTE, No. 928 7TH AND 706 K STS. N. W. Goons Renvcttoxs.» TRUNNEL & CLARK, $11 MARKET SPACE, , As the season advances, have mado still further reduc- tions in prices to close, hexreat job which we sold in HANDKERCHIEF3 at l5e., reduced from 23c., we have now made price lot Misses’ SOLID HOSE, full regular, re- aneed t forall sizes. *‘A rand bargain.” ‘One it Gents! Fancy HALF HOSZ 25e., reduced from £0c., ull regular. A Jobin WHITE INDIA LINES, 25c., reduced from €. A job lot of plain white pare LINEN LAWN, never so'd for loss that 50c. ELS, 12gc. In this ig Job in all linen HUCK TOW department we are offering many be xraud bargain in Germau Damask ,, are wize, all linen, very heavy, $1.25. We never sold it for 50 before. ould inspect our DRESS GOODS, SILKS, purchasing, a8 we have a splendid assort- thon prices. é 1) UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS will be sold at cost to clase. Hest PRINTS Ge. ; REMNAY All DOMESTICS’ AT ** ROC “ONE PKIC TRU: EL & ‘$11 Market Space, CLARK. 3y28 Gouinnip's, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., ARE SELLING THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS AT MARKED-DOWN PRICES, to make room and money for FALL PURCHASES, COTTON UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, BURT'S BOOTS AND SHOES, TRAVELING SATCHELS, &c., &c., AT COST. AGENERAL BREAK OF PRICES IN ALL DE- PARTMENTS, ONE PRICE STORE! GUINNIP & CO., 4928 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W. zout Baroarys I Ross. SEATON PERRY + ueceseor to Perry & Brother) DE ‘‘GREAT REDUCTIONS” IN THE OF ALL EMBROIDERED ROBES, VIZ: VEILING ROBES, ‘ATINE ROBES, DERED MULL ROBE EMBKOIDRED PONGEE, EMBit IDER“D CASHME PRICES ON ALL SUMMER Dit QUALITY PURE LINEN LAWNS AT 25 s SCOTCH GING! SAND FIGU. Y_PARASOLS AT COST. STOCK OF SILKS AND VELVETS, B! Fic f MANUFACTURERS, +UARAN TEED. ASHMERES, IN ALL SHADES ASHMERE, SHETLAND AND QUALITY PARIS JERSEYS MEKOIDERED CASHMERE FICHUS, &#@~ CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- REUY PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Tennsylvania avenue, corner 9th atreot. Sy28 P. ALAIS Rovau. NOTICE. The PALAIS ROYAL is assured that at this dull soa. son of the year, unless startling bargains are offered, business cannot be done. The PALAIS ROYAL'S entire stock has been remarked at such prices that shall ‘keop us busy even during July and August. INCOMPARABLE BARGAINS AT THE PALAIS ROYAL, 1117-1119 Pennsylvanis ayenne. Br] Curar For Sunmer. 3,000 yards SMALL FIGURED LAWNS, at CXe.. re- duced from 8¢. 3,000 yards WHITE INDIA LINEN, 10c., worth 133g, 50 pieces SEASIDE GINGHAMS, 12}c, 10 doren LADIES' GAUZE VESTS, 180, 20 pleces BLACK GRENADINE, at 50. Parasols and Umbrellas at Malf Price, ALL SUMMER GOODS AT COST. GEO. J. JOHNSON, 318 713 Market Spaco, HH’ YOU SEEN IT? THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. If not be to examine it before you rehase. It ig beetvely te Fanning’ aid simplest Sewing Wo have also the light runying NI HOW! simple and durable Newing Machine. “All echer uskeb Miechines achines said oncary monthiy payments and special OPPENHEIMER'S Reliable Sewing Machino ana Fashion Rooms, 628 9th street northwest, St Cloud Building. sratetiaera = ty28 2 Surs. ssi FULL LINE OF SIZES FANCY SHIRTS. WHITE THE MADE FOR THE NEY, ONLY hs ae é Wootwizn & Lornor, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Previous to our SEMI-ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING, which occurs about the MIDDLE OF AUGUST, we shall make Extensive Reductions in the prices of such goods as we desire to close out, We mention a fewof those Already Made: ODDS AND ENDS IN OUR LINEN DEPART- ‘We call particular attention to afew BATISTE SUITS which are way down! Batiste Suits from $10 to $7.60. Batiste Suite from 39 to 6. Patiste Suita from $3.50 to $5.50. Batiste Suits from $8 to $5. i Mull Suit from $15 to $10. 2 Dull Suits from $7.50 to 35. 1 Mull Suit from $12 to $10. Dotted and figured SWISS MUSLIN reduced from ‘Te. per yard to 50c. ; also from 50c. to 25c. per yard. GEN1'3 LISLE THREAD UNDERVESTS, reduced from $1.25 to$lesch. All sizes! GENT’S BALBRIGGAN UNDERVESTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes, reduced trom $1 to 75e. A Rare Bargain. GENT'S GAUZE AND GOSSAMER UNDERVESTS: at 25e., 3730. and 50e. Guaranteed equal to any in the market for the same prices. G2N1'’S NAINSOOK DRAWERS, feathor-weight, only 75c, per pair. ABsrsain in GENT'S LISLE THREAD HOSE—re- duced from 75e. to 60c. per pair, in colors; size 96 ONLY. NAVY BLUE FIGURED WINDSOR TIES, for Flan- nel Shirts, reduced from 65c. to 50c. each, to close. Boating, Fishing and Bicycling Shirts. Bicycling Hose, Boys’ Bicycling Shirt Waists, &c., at EX- TKEMELY LOW PRICES. DRESS SHIKTS. In addition to our FINE DRESS SHIRTS, which aro made to order (six for $7.50), we have Gent’s Fine Shirts at 50c.,75c. and $1 each, with Reinforced Bosom, full finished, which we believe cannot be duplicated elsewhere for the same price. GENT'S PERCALE and WHITE LAWN TIES, Two Dozen for 25c. A Better Grade, 25c. per doz. 42-inch PERSIAN LAWN reduced from 873e. to 25c. per yard. : 42-inch PERSIAN LAWN in Cream reduced from S7¥e. to 282, ‘These are eifdice goods, and need only to be seen to be appreciated. 1,000 yards LACE STRIPE LAWNS reduced from 90. per yard to 7, to close. 809 yards PHANTOM STRIPE LAWNS reduced from 12} to 10c, per yard. SPECIAL! ‘Ono lot of INDIA LINEN, to close!!! 18 and 20c. per yard. ‘The best value for the money ever offered, REDUCTION IN GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. ¥arly customers will find reductions in EVERY DE- PARTMENT, and be able to secure GENUINE BAR- GAINS, which cannot be had at any other scason of the year. JERSEY DEPARTMENT. In order to close ont immediately a line of Jerseys, in colors only, we will offer the choice at $1.75 each. It is unnecessary to speak of our $2.50 Jersey's in black and colors, as they haye become go firmly estab- lished that we find it difficult at times to supply the demand. . Our $5and $7 qualities still continue in great demand, and only need to be seen to be appreciated. In addition to our $10 all silk Jeraey, we are showing an clegant all silk Black Jersey, with plaited back and Hee ribbon bow, at the very reasonable price of $12,50 ch. ‘These goods, at the prices named, are unquestionably the cheapest that will be shown ir this market, WHITE SsuITS. At the reduced prices, White Suits are meeting with & ready sale, and by stock taking we do not expect to have a single one in stock. It shows conclusively that the prices we named on them were richt, and this being the case the balance are bound to sell. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON HOUSE, 921 Pennsylvania ayonue, 921 Oxr Pricz. (Gy2si Oxe Price. Rees general work. Wao GOOD F; gs 8 place four mi-ea from ejty, on the railrosd. Ap- Py between 9 and 10 o'clock’ a/m., 806 F northwest, ANTED-TWO THOROUGHLY COMPETENT ‘White Women, for spend one for Sham 7 iS in fr 5 5 maid and nurse ein gmail emily ; good wages. WWARTEDSALESMEN D0 SELL ON COMMIS- sion to the tree, ; d_ novelties: ocr nee Satie Wil Kloet SUAS KNAUTH, 6and7 Souh Wiliam street, Nef It ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN dishwasher; must give c ty reference. Apply 1411 Pennayivania aventus nortiwest iva W ind bot pesiae see ened SaaS an Vayine article ever . 8 ireular. Name thi . FRAILEY & GIBSON, OF and 100 Franklin ote Clouser tie W38-S ete Bk WASTED TA COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE ‘care of horses at Mades’ Hotel, southwest corner of 3d and Pennsylvania avenue. Sy27-2t WANTED AN ERRAND BOX (WHITE), ABOUT Ade 8. E. LE fourteen Sears of age, LEWIS, comer 14th and Patroeta, & i213 ‘north IDSOMBLY | APART ee ee NT’ iI Frere om frst oor, one on ocean go Does: ‘A 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. PAPE SORE Rae ds ‘all modern’ itable for house- f Keeping, 1118 more weet, nae fOr Ranee™ | DO TOR a ‘comer 434 and E RB RENT—-AT LOW RATE—W. FUR. |ALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A 7-ROOM Pivot yoo qemant ant ei Rove ah a) F Brick Front, all mod. imp., on F street ‘and third 1113 New York avenue.” J! between Irt and 2d; 0 No: 1 investment: OR RENT—A FRONT AND REAR ROOM ON | Buy 90. © H “ee first floor, fa O& not afront room and panisinal ony rooms, furnished or hot; with bath and closet on second oor: sino, a hall bedroom on the second snd One on ined Ror, fitenished; 1419 8 strcot metres Inquire before 11'a, m. or aftor4 p.m. 3y38-3t° KR RENT—TWO VERY PLEASANT UNFUR- nished unicat floor Eitanhceonua cent coe pee re eee ES he BSE PENT AT 223 H STREET NORTHWEST, iarge Furnished Parlor: windows ‘south ; ox ‘blo _nei#hborhood ; house ments; at summer raca, jy 2? -3t' R RENT—TWO PLEASANT IMUNICATING Rooms for rent furnished or unveraiaind ey or single, at 741 13th street northwest. ies R RENTELEGANT FURNISHED APART. menta, single or en suite, on first, second ahd third floors; southern exposure; &e. At ldil K street northwest, between F ‘and Me squares. WANTED lO RESTAURANT WATTERS. Apply at 04 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. jy27-2t* FOR RENT—HOUSES. ANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO DO THE (Wreck for a tatutly oo eon nae te Sel oe rere proferred. Aliitee Si, Star Sites Eirien reat dence” yas WASTED-A GOOD cook; MUsT CoME WELL Wtcommended. rac ooe ke sto ase etreet, be tween N and O streets northwest. WANTED DY A GENTLEMAN WITH, SOME trary fatto, @ compantonable Lady, who com- poses readily in the Enulish la to aid in revising and correcting MS.ior publication. Address AUTHOR, Box 27, star office. 3526-8t* ANTED—FOR NEW YORE CITY COLORED cooké and general workers: ways paid. For city, cooks, nurses and general workers; refer- 7926 F st.n.w., PRICE'S Agency. jy23-7t MEN, IN CITY OR YOU! ANTED—LADI e nice, light and pleasant work at their own homes: $2 to $8aday easily and quietly made; y no _canvassi ; No stam) for repli ANUFAC- ee rawer TT, Philadelphia, Pa. yy Wipro AL MEWPORT NEWS, Va... Twi Hundred Elevator Plankers—three months’ worl wages $2 per day, No tools required, Board #4 to $3 por week. dyl2-3w WANTED WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, GEN- eral Workers, 2d Girls, and Nurses, for this Phitadcipma, Patimor New York and elsewhere. Eamilics furnished Servants with references. Try v1 407 pli B.w-, Licensed Agency, C.K. PRICE & CO. Iy2-40" W 4ATED EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—FAMILIES furnished with first-ciass Help—Cooka, Waiters, Chambermaids, General Houseworkers, &c. Servants wanted. 1, C. DUNDORE, 618 10th at: aii WANTED—SITUATIONS = ———— ANTED—BY A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER afew Engagements by the day or week in fami- Nes. Address Box 83, Star office. at WARZIED_BY A YOUNG CATHOLIC LADY A Place as governess to young children; will teach English branches and music to beginners. Address M. Box 189, Alexandria, Va, 4927-2" WASZEDIPLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMDER- msids, Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Waiters and Boys, with'referenoes. Women servants can be seen at oftigr., Alceused Axenoy, ¥20F st. n.w. C.J. PRICE, y2-4w* WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED-BY A DRESSMAKER, THREE OR four unfurnished Rooms; rent must be moderate. Addrese 335 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. Sy23-3t? WANTED—HOUSES. V JANTED—TO PURCHASE OCTOBER House, fifty dollars monthly’ instalment dress PUKCHASER, 457 Matroct northwont. Jyo5-9t° NTED—WISH TO BUY ON AVENUE OR LET- Sager atcnne eee one from $13 . i :NNEDY, Tho T5th atrests Jyie-3e ANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASER— Brick House, at about §2,600. One-half cash. i. W. WALKER, 1005 F streot northwost. WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS WASZED—DERMATOLOGY—DR. VAN DYCK haa removed to 723 12th et. n.w. If you have vinples, blackheads, liver Bpots, freckles, sallownces, deep pores, redness, oiliness and enlarged veins of tho nese, thin, harsh, dry, faded and premature gray hair: baldness, Kealy scalp’ fetter; soant, irrewular eyebrows and lashes; any rash humdr, eruption, blood or skin disease, any cutsneous hair or complexion blemish, 1sT, A ts. “£a- V consnit Dr. J. VAN DYCK, Dermmatoiogiet, atonce. Dr. VAN DYCK will have raat 123 13th st. n.w. July 15, 16 and 17, Au; 15, 16, 17. In the mean- time Dr. VAN DYCK ¢an bo consuited in person or by letter his office and residence, 905 Pacific avenue, At- lantic City, N.J. Intere-ting descriptive circulars tree. Superfluous hair permanently removed by. Electrolysis by Dr. VAN DYCK. Call at once. 3y28-3t* Picxuxe Axp P. RESERVING Season. Special care to sceure Pure Spices, Green and Bleached Ginger. Pure Cider Vinegar. Gisss Jara, ANTED— FOR HIS FEED—A GOOD WORK Horre, for use in the country; best of care and feed. apply to W. M. WHEATLEY, between 9 and 12, Montlay next, 1064 Jesferson street, Georxetown. It ANTED —SECOND-HAND FURNITURE,_IN &e. large or mail quantities; also, stocks of merchan- ©. WITMER, dize of any terri iey for which highest cash price 3528 1918 Penusyivanivavenue, | will be paid. “Address Box 137, Star offic. $y28-1m JANTED—PAVERS TO BID LAYING A s [ brick waik at Howard University. J. 3. JOHN- A P; ICNIC Fos SATURDAY Boxers. SON, Treasurer. ‘$y27-3t THE PRICE TELLS AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE. SMALL LOTS THAT THE PRICE MUST MOVE. One lot of Children’s KILT SUITS, good value, at $5 a suit; now so at $2.50. One lot Boys’ ALL WOOL SUITS, good value, at $7 asuit; now go at $4.50 per suit, One lot ODD COATS, none worth less than $3, some as much as $7, now go at $3.25 each, Remember, there are no pants or vests to mateh them. They are just what we say they are—Odd Coats. One lotof WHITE ALPACA COATS that were $6 now goat$3. Nonesmalle: than 37 inches, chestmeasure. Alotof Bronze Brown and Grey ALPACA COATS that are good sellers at $5; only small lots left now go at Seach. We havo lota of choice plums on our BARGAIN COUNTERS, and if you are up our way fust drop in and look them over, A. SAKS & CO, . LEADING AND POPULAR CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, Sy2T 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. Grocentes, Sugar, best granulated, 10 Ib: Orangea, very fine, one doz. Lemons, real velvet skin, one doz.. ‘Best Granulated Suxar, 10 Ibs. Lime Juice, four kinds, large bottle. Do. do. = do.,._ two large bot “SURPRISE” MINNESOTA PAT. FLOUR Is THE VERY BEST. 10 Ibs. Best Granulated tugar.. Imported Belfast Ginger Ale, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 Oth street, Sy27-6t Ts Is Tox Ton OF YEAR WHEN THERE IS ALWAYS AN ACTIVE DEMAND FOR MEN'S TROUSERS, AND WE HAVE PROVIDED TIMERALLY oF GOOD THINGS AT LOW PRICES IN THAT LINE. YET A LARGE PROPORTION OF OUR BUSINESS I8 STILL IN MEN'S SUITS, THE SUIT STOCK IS JUST ABOUT ASCOM- PLETE AS AT ANY EARLIER DATE, AND WHATEVER I5 NEEDED IN MEN'S CLOTH- ING YOU MAY EXPECT TO FIND HERE, OF THE USUAL HIGH QUALITY AND aT REASONABLE PRICES, WITH A LEGAL GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION, a GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 601 SEVENTH STREET, 426 Opposite the U. 8. Post Office, ¥, Pevensey. PETERSEN & CHILDS, 813 Manxer SPacr, Ecieepareet mrns Mbibed Carpet sloemoat Wikia MitcNe Ee Faw o€ tne ood fo tho Bat ede FO OE FD-TO BORROW_$430 FOR EIGHT ‘months, at a cod rate of interest; security on sonal property, salary and life insurance. Addrose Sox 18, Star office. Sy27-2t' ws TED—A HORSE, TO USE FOR LIGHT | vilege of purchase. 1A PRODUCE COMPANY, sisrouie: jy 26-30" ANTE aD 7.20, BORROW — $150 FOR FOUR Jnontha; for the urv of it $20 premium, and ood security. Address MECHANIC, ‘star office.| y26-4t* WANTED DRESS CUTTING ~ RCHOOL. — Wanted, ladies to learn drosa cutting, fitting, mnak- ing, by perfection, tailor system. Dros makers please inyestizate this new system. Parlors and school, 613 1ith street n.w., between Band F streets. jy14-3m WANTED GET YOUR CARPETS CLEANED BY tho Automatic Steam Process. ‘The best in the country. | Ordars by telephone or otherwine receive promptattention, SINGLETON & HOERE, Space. ANTED-L RICE, 490 MAINE AVENUE southwest, steam carpet cleaning works, the oldest and tho best in tho city. Mattresses remado, feathers renovated, furniture steamed; orders by teleplione. myT 22 YLVANIA AVENUF, OP- ‘il Mattresses, Feather eas, re and Pillows renovated; Carpets cleaned, sto1 aud reisid, All kinds of mattresses nade to order. F. H. YOUNG. aply V J ANTED_STEAM CAMPET CLEANING WITH- whipping or injury to your carpets, Orders fone. 616 Louisiana ry % telephone, 616 ayenue. A. H. CHACE BLO. ‘36 WASTED 510, ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BEALL, Room 4, 1420 Now York avenue, is aCom- missioner of Deeds for Every State and Territory, U, 8. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary, Always in office from9 a, m. to5 p. m. m2 WANTED UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- ‘scription, 4. H. CHASE & BRO., business purposes, with pri Apply COLUM! g iana avenue, V VOR RENT. 18 19th st, 14 rs..m.1.$60.00 1749 Pa. ave., 10 re... 50.00) 802 letst.,10 rs.,m-i.45.00) 725 20th st”, 10 re......45.00. (2010 Het., 10 rs. 3017 Met, 9 Tmproved an ‘Section WESCOTT ‘& WILCOX, Real Eatate Brokers, jy28 jorner and I stroets northwest. Fre BENT. H 911 16th st, new. 1 60 154 4 4 new | 60 e.,10 58. each, 85.1231 5 we, Tre 25 1739 T st. n.w., Tre... 25/84Cst. nw, 16 ts... 35 13168 et. n.w:, 976... 40) THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Brokers, Jy28-3m 1324 F street northwest. OR RENT_— Brick, 1408 N street rick 104’ 6th street northwest, 11 roo! Brick, 110 3d street northwagt. 10 rooms, $40. Prick, 1518 9th street northweat, 41 rooms, $35. Store, dwelling and stable, cor. 13th and T sts.n. w., $85. Erick, 230 2d street northeast, 10 rooms, $28. Belek; 1621 6th treet northwest. 7 roonis $21. iy#8-9t_ ALBERT F. FOX, 910 F street northwest. R RENT— 917 Rstreot; 11 rooms, modern conveniences, in Perfect order. 905 Ratreet; 9 rooms, modern conveniences, good order. 125 U street northeast; 11 rooms, modern convent- ences. 225 B street northwest ;10 rooms. Apply to jy28-3t DUNCANSON BROS., 9th and Dn. ROR LENT | BRICK, 290 2p STI ‘east, Capitol Hill, io rooms, bath an. Ty papered an painted; rent$28. ALBER’ 0 ¥ street northwest. OR RENT—$10—FIVEgROOM BRICK 4th street northeast. Key next door, 7: street cara, FOR RENT 80, 904 E STREET NORTHWEST; rooms; modern vemente. mPrOWM, F. HOLTZMAN, Sy28-2t 1321 F street northwest. {OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED Honse on 17th street. between Hand I streets north- west, containing ten rooma and in perfect order; fer yoattrom September Ist at#60 per month. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penngylyania avenue. Jy28-3t KR KENT—A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, FUR- Eininne’, cxcopt oho bedroom eaat ott aie first two months to # good tenant; | references juired. Apply after 6p. m., for three days, at 1801 Q street northwest, corner New Hampshire avenue. jy?’ ° POR RENT AUGUST 1ST, HOUSE No. 815 6TH stre-t northwest; ten rooms; modern improvements; in good repair. Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th street northwest. 3y27-la VOR RENT—-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE; fourteen rooms; good condition; 467 Missouri ave- hue northwest. Apply toJAS. KELEHER, 427 8th street northwest. dy27-3t" VO RENT—$25—A NEW EIGHT-ROOM BRICK House, 1021 East Capitol street. “Inquire som 50 DE. Corcoran Buildi FE RENT — ONE THREE-STORY BRICK Honse: nine rooms; bath-roont. with allinodern im- provements, 3 southwest, one equal non the government end Printing Engraving depart- ment. squire at 408 Tth street uotthwest iyaP- at 2 . jorthwest, 1 a, saaseseas 8 65) 30 Dunbarton et. FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pa. ave. E STREET NORTHWEST, MR RENT—27 thres story, ime roomed, pressed brick, comfort- able Dwell ny, in good order; no basement; cool celiar; A iodern improvements; large yard; rent, $30. Appl G10 H strect northwest. u Tydeeae, 28 BEF OR RENT—1321 H STREET, 12 ROOMS, STABLE, $53.33. 1720 14th street, 9 rome, $40. ‘Three new two-story and mansard houses, 1522, 1524, 1526 Pierce Place. 7 rooms, $30. 1511 Plere> Plage. 7 rooms, $27.50, 700 Boundary’ street, 11 rooms, $25. a 8 room brick honses "in Geor; NENHOWER & SON, 1226 (OR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE; 8 rooms, gas, bath and water; convenient to all street cars: 1523 10th street ortpryest, | ent $29 per month. Apply on premuses, or 917 Pennsylvania avenue. ootbsuinn. 3336-38 (OR RENT—UNTIL OCTOBER 15—A LARGE, comfortable and cool House, in northwest; partl fornished. Rent moderate. Possession given fmmede ately. Apply from 9 a.m. to 4 p. m., to WA GAktbINWR Burew of I'ducation! 3y26-B¢ FOE, BENT(A BRICK HOUSE, HAVING SIX coms and all modern improvements, 2252 13th erect northwest. Inquire on premises: until ae. Two 6 an town, $8.and $10, DA- street. dy26-3t Re iron tir at Gi streets poet herent 20 Satter anes ow mae as aud E atvecta eouttiwest 1 sya8-3° R SALE—A BARGAIN FOR IF SOLD Feat DOSS front He a cellar, rovements; located northwest, and ren ndeomely. W. E. BUKFORD, 804 F street. 3321 R SALE—13 PER CENT INVESTMENTS—FOR 600," if sold at once—Two two-story and back Hi #ix rooms each; located aorth- juares from Patent office; ip first-class order, and renting for $14 each. W. £. BURFORD, 904 F street northwest. 3927-3 B SALE A BAKGAIN-THREE STORY, NINE room Brick, northwest, $4,500, Also, five-room Brick, northeast, $900; Wary caay Norms. watx! 3y26-t° 2005 F street north west, HR SALE—THREF-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 226 F ‘2d street northeast, a mp 10 rooms, all modern it ments: house has been’ recently put mprove- put in com irs will be sold at THOS, J. MY i Ee eke aa teeta eo ea OR SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK, 9 ROOMS 4 cellar; all modern jmprovement Benak ‘and 19th ieola nartiwent “Pen, sche te on wh if sold in next ten ds Al La WILCOX, Real’ Estate Brokers, ‘sorter 20th and I ee a = Fee SALE—TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT Brick: Celoe eye a ae a4 stroot northwest; a ply WILCOX, corner trand I streets northwest. jy24-6t i at i west; only six ‘GRE BARGATNS- Beautiful property, containing oF equare feet of ground, fronting 98 feet on jew Hampshire avenus, improved by two handsome cot wine and six roome; modern improvement, twenty-five fruit trees; two hundred varieties flowers: grabbers, &c. A fine opportunity to buy beaut ful home and’ splendid investment. Also, a fine Lot, 49 feet 8 inches on New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont circie. A splendid investment at $4,100. Also, nicoly located (new) yress-brick-front House: five rooms, gas, Water, &c. Sold at once for $1,250. Call at once. -W. ENBORFOuD. su F sent Hortiwone Sv2i ROR BALE— F TWO NEW NINE-ROOM HOUSES, On B street southwest, between 9th and 10th, fronting Smithsonize Gropnds. Rare chance to buy a pretty house fora amall cach nt and monthiy installments, or will take a small as part payment, They have a large cellar, with furnaces, Wl eats the whole house: @ lange saloon parlor, dint Kitchen, hall between parlor aud ining-room; side fots to both houses; six chambers; lange clothes press in each roomy also large ball room: cloret tn samme, latest, improved strlen gf trim and doors. “Also, one 10-room House on B street, 1 southwest Plesse call_and examine the property and inquire of A. F. BARKER, 209 12th etrect' southwest. Jy 19-26" UATE fret of groun and loth * BUSINESS CHANCES. TED—#2, 000, FoR Two NEARS AT SIX yer cent, no commission, on it erty, worth $5,000. Addreas box B62, Gy FO" ede wee yANTED-A PARTNER IN A WELL-PAVING Wikay atdnreee TS wm ave oe sand Aoliars cau. ‘Addins JEWELER: star’ cits, 9 WE HAVE TWELVE THOUSAND $1 2,000 dollars worth of notes, di fc. interest payable semi-annually, secur] iret deed of trust op the most desirable clty projerty, which we are destrons of placing. Thess boter: ‘are ti sums of $500 and $1,000, and will mature in trom two. to five years. is no safer investment in ington, PARKER & TOWNSEN? 3927 ¥ N ENTERPRISE NOW WELL ESTABLISHED A in credit in banking and commercial cir cles is, desirous of snoreaming, it cash eapital to keep Foe i least te gota aay ee os havinw idle money, for of eatintied with a graranteed dig mad four ually, " Addrees lion semi annu a A = rion,” Btar office. ay 27-20* ¥ eae, pepo — FIGHT mo. ata good rate of interest; secu! pare soual property. salary abd Life insurances Address Box 18, Star office. Sy27-at* On SALE LHEAP-AN OU RRTARLISHED yurant, do! : rent 305 44) strvet aduthiwest. Bent Coat se" PoE SALE-A Fins CLASS RESTAURANT IN RE a aS running order, Addren K.., Star office, 3y2t-6r* WASTED 44.000 ON CALI. AT SIX PER CENT collateral. “Market value, double amount wanted | Address 1. C., Star offic. S Ob RENT. FINE BUSINESS PROPERT 7 no «for Many year occ thoe store. Aprly to WM. G. DU ‘ northwest. LBESAL TATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON Vnitea States Bonds bought and sold ere, by JH. delay when security is good.” 0. C. GREEN, oom 1 iremen's Insurance Building, corner 7th ‘treet and Louisiava avenue, 310-3 OR SALE— ‘One of the handsomest NEW DWELLINGS in the northwestern section. WM. 2. YOUNG, 1420 New York avenue. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS jyl4-2w Mo*** 70 Doan, ON BEAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PFR CENT. R, O HOLTZMAN, ann 10t In sums to suit, at Jowrst rates, on fxtate wecurity. Fi mn OB BALI ONE STODART SQUARE PIANO, Rosewood Case, carved legs aud lyre; rich quality of tone and fully 'warranted. Price $125, on easy pay- ments. ’. G. SMITI Jy28-6t Fos, SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CHESTNUT SoR- Tell Mare; seven years old; perfectly gentle: suit- able Zor sfamily or lady's use; sold for want of use. Can be seen at FLEMING'S Stables, 426 8th street northwest. 3y28-3t 'OR SALE—TEN SINGER AND DOMESTIC MA- chineswe have taken in exchange for the New ueen; all in splendi-! working order, with drop leaf, i “ON HEAL ESTATE OROTHER security, «ams to suit from #100 to any amount; Joweut rates of interest, east exyensr and without delays ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, 1498 Now York avenue. sal ONT LOWaST nates oF IsTRR ST ‘oN Wat ESTATE SECURITY. TH FISHER & 00., trect northwoxt, _sa13-6m Mo™r TO LOAN. Thave MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in sums of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of in- ile drawers and all attachments, at $15, with 3 years | Charges moderate, Nodclay, . = wikien Ruarantes, at AUERDACH'S, comer of 7th and | jo, ore Fe eet ARNE SALE.—I AM INSTRUCTED BY THE OWNER 7 honoris teat inane teste cenane | ——__ EDUCATION rlendid drivers and an ecgant eam ‘tor Soupe, Ss N* w walsieies mf fmtly cat r bogey; rive single and are aa wee tered piety asa pleture to Vilage cart. ALLISON Nati SeMIxany | COLLRGE asa rs» 14th atrect and Peuussivanis avenue, 4y27-3t oR SALE—A 17-FOOT DOUBLE OUTRIGGER row boat, with awning, cushions, locker, two pair spoon oars, etc. ; $30. Apply store 1213 7th street ‘north west, 4y27-3t FROE, SALE A SORREL MARE, PERFECTLY sound and gentle. Also, side-bar Bi style, and harn + latest Beast one month only; “Apply. aiter 6 p. m.. at 2619 14th etroet northwest. — jy26-3t" OR .SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED MIL- Hnery store doing agood active business; splendid opportunity; one of the best stands in the city; $500 capital necessary. Address J. C., Btar office. jy?5-Lm_ Fe SAee-EIGHT HORSES, PRICE RANGING from $75 to $200: also alarwe variety of Carriages, Bagel pay &e.. and everything ‘strictly as resented, and on ‘the ‘most verme. W. F. DOWNEY, 1624 L street northwest. 325 $12 By PIANO. Full 7-octave. modern jmprovement: cost $350; owner leaving the city: gréat bargain. Also, the finest Upright Piano in the city by private family that need cash, and would take cheap piano Jn part pay: rare For eet call on C3. REED, 433 7th street north who advertises ‘special sale of Up- Fights in thin issue in angther oolume and alee sells the matchless Shoninger Cymbella Organ on $5 mouthly payments. dy24-6t FOR YOUNG Lapres.| FOR YOUNG MEN. Preparatory and ‘Primary | Preparatory and Business ehools f. young wil. schools for young boys. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 12, 1883 piistinet Courses of Study and Tnment, Separate © Inanagenwent. For full information, a M. JELLY, D. D., = M ISS S.W. KELLY'S ART SCHOOL, 10; 1TH WE street uorthwest, near Visitation convent, between K and L. Classes ‘all summer, morning ana ever: ing. 326-30" WwW SLEYAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIER, Wilmington, Delaware.—Superior advantages; thorough nstruetion onge gamut and reasona Charges. Address tiev. ILSOS, Pa President. 3723-6) ‘OWF'S BOOKKFEPING—ONE MONTH GUAR- anteed to equal three of any other xystem. No text With penmanship, ete. ‘sf October, when terms will be ‘higher. usiness Penmanship easiost to learn and writ Seperate Departuelt for Ladies, rok G. We It M STUDIO AND PRIVATE LESSONS, WITH Siecichupe from Nature continue through the roar. Yeneti and Stub Drawing, Weter Color and Ot! Painting. ars be a Ae perience; original works: references. Busldin. SEATON DONOHO. R SALE—ELEGANT SEVEN-OCTAVE SCALE Rosewood Case Piano, with stool and Cover, for only #100, $5 per month. several nearly new’ Pianos, tho bost makers, at great bargains for cash or monthly Payments. One very fine Square Grand Piauo, at im meso sacrifice, Owner leaving (the sity. Apply at ‘once at PIANO EXCHANGE, dye 10th street northwost, R SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A Poe STi Danae Tout oon Suan sn has been driven by lady Ew reat ton. 10. Sauces. 19th street northw sount )JLOR RENT—404 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH- yay, PORE B, and O. depot and ail city cars, and trees in front; six rooms, 00) rc. fitat rato order, Inquire 408, secoud doo, }} 36: R SALE-NEW PIANOS, WITH GUARANTEE, at wholesale for cash. Also, Pianos for rent at lowest rate to ible parties. G. H. "KUHN, 407 10th street northwest. 3y21-Im Re RENTS 1316 § STREET NORTHWEST, A two-story and maneard Brick Dwelling, with back building, containing 9 roomsand modern conveniences; large closets throughout: house in ood condition. Apply to ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Sy25-6t 1324 F street northwest. POR RENT_ BRICK HOUSES, DESIRABLY LO- cated. Aprly to WHEATLEY BKOS., corner 7th atreet and Rhode Island avenue northwest.” jy2i-1m FR RENISRY THE lst OF AbavsT. ONE three-st rick House, with all modern improve- iments, (frencd painted, ) G14 324 egroct northwere bes tween’F and G streets. ‘The Herifics run up to the house. Inquire at 403 7th street northwest, jy21-8t POH RENT GHOUSE 100 TENTH STREET nor per month, payable in advance. or ood ‘security. Apply to ONO.) BOOP. Wan took Svenue hotel iyit-2w" POR BENE-NINE DOOM HOUSE, PRESSED brick front, four roms on first and five on second floor, lane cellar, latrobes and fire-places: all morera improvements, JOHN SHERMAN & GU., 937 F treet, Syié-im Tvetitcr 1398 Rise stcet worms, OSTA ayenue, 1325 mort ; 8 rooms and all improvements. 3122m OR RENT_456 NEW JER. AVE. 8. E., OPPO- ot Noxt to City Post Oition._| FM, taservation 11 tro eee wesed beck eos $500" 308. FORREST, STF Sh bee Bene if _ BOARDING. tod: s a *_ayi3. )PEEMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- Papramncsieee rates at the McPher- #on House, corner of 15th and I streets. Mus, M. T. SOUTHA! 4y25-6m_ H STuEET NORTHWEST —STRICTLY first-class board at’ month; alao thr G15 see for rent On reasonable tortnd. 923.G8" pu. LEXINGTON, CORNER OF i5tx STREET and whee —_ ave. 1. W., with leasant rooms for Permanent ad Nranelent mee abo table aera proprietress. dy13-teepi for ane months at fifteen at month. Advance it [ANGE OF PROPRIETOR. REMONT ‘First-class B itive servants: very i and eeegiaee bay eau eee Dsis Tadhtne evemess Men. req day; ae a the elty. Tr Boarders acoomean tae at reasonable torms. 029 atall hours. BOO! AD) fortable Dining Ri Ladies and up gee Metra ae rp mae COUNTRY BOARDING. GQUMMER | BOARDIN NEAR | ANNAPOLIS: ; first-class table: rer uae eae ae Gix02, SOAR LY SaPEAAE REIGEEON, ad PAC . YOUNG, Montgomery" coutty. a. ees ¥OR RENT-—STORES. 'OR RENT—STORE 1003 PENNSYLVANIA AVE- pue northwost in one of the best business blocks in Wa . THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 13% F northwest. sy28- street. i BENT—A LARGE STOREROOM, WITH Feta 613 B street, suitable for any kind of E. LULLEY'S, avenue. quire at 612 avante FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS Efi yon cain re tea arocd toot rela eae hterqucten ‘karan perks Ricoaatte Tories i BENTTY PIANOS AND ORGANS. the leaaing makes. Rent' ry ‘month. nat applied on purchase, =, ee jyl4-3w 1103 Pennsylvania avenues. LOST AND FOUND. TOS {BLACK AND TAN DOG, ANSWERS TO the name of Nix, or Nixey; venif returned to S518 Prospect avenue, Georgetown: i OST—AN ONYX PENDANT TO EARRING, SET with small Pearls. The finder will be Dir panes, dee aac ie” — ¥ESTERDAY—A BLUE ENAMELED Fe rere nee or on Sth, between H I street west. A liberal reward for it to 803 5th street north west. (THURSDAY, 26TR INST., A SMALL SKYE Leena ee are a Tlcense tag. returned when re Guitable reward if ‘RB. IL. avenne. Ce Peet BOAEDING. ONE — TON, be base's. Oe Bee Has back Mourning’ Listag ‘WEDNESDAY, 26TH, BETWEEN N i N street, a afted on beck WLeif 1868. $2 reward if 8th streets, Pennsylvania avenue, 26th, up 7th to Breast office. ‘OX SALE—ONE MAST, FOOS & ©0.°S IRON Turbine Wind Mill, Fraie and Pump, cheap for cash, oF will trade for good hore. Apply to H. GRISWOLD, Anacostia, D.C. jyal-aw {OR .SALE— F QNE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Standard make, jhandrome Rosewood cage, aud rich quality of tone. “Price $190, on easy payment, or 10 per dent dlecount for ail cash, ¥F. G. SMITH. 1103 Penusylvanin avenue. ‘eed and Grain at low ~ Le Stam Hay Press, 12th and B boritiwest KR SALE—PIANOS AND ORGA\ The following barguins offered wig BRO.'S Piano Warerooms: Que slightly used Sciom- acker, $275, worth $350; Cabinet Grand Upright, $250; one Haines’ Bro., $175; one nearly new Sohmer, $300, finest instrument in the city, must be seen to be angre- Cisted; one 7-oct. Square, $1255 ‘one Grovestein & Co., $100: one Duboia, $70, and fifteen other Instruments of all kinds and af ail prices. Also, Shoninger, Bridge- Ror, Smith and other Orcas. “Terms easy. WOI BRO., 925 7th street northwest. ay2-Im* Fe SALE—CHEAP—AT MEEKS’, 621 G STREET Tacit aed PRESa oT Ve ee ee ad other kinds of Carriages. Terms to suit. Je29-1m Pe Ateiaeress FOR HORSES AND CAR- RIAGES, At GEYER'S Stables and Carriage Repomtory, 468- 410 © street northwest, bet. 4 year round the lanrest He to be found in the city, at present ha = ity. at 40 Horses at ‘Stables adapted for all'usce. Also, Bay ies and Wagons of all both new and a Beef chica rl el or athane on ras tele ose. Weliare gon hand what we advertion (pier ameaaa WM. ¥. GEYER. SALE-8. J. MEEKS, G STREET NORTH- Fivect offers rare inducoments ie of all | neinners, as well as those Pet ANS AND SURGEONS, BA TIMORF, MD. ©, Practical advantages of this school are unsur- Ruswed. Clinics held at City Hoapital, Meternite and Maryland Women's Hospital, all of which belong to this school. Phystoloical and Chemical Lal ork required eeney smdeat. Abviy fer seataloeue Dr. 10) 0! Dean, No. ort! carey street. dy21-iaw, Sw = OF PRYSTC APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, © for Both Bexex, Covcordyille, Pa. miles from new Broad ‘street station, Phiindelphis, Professors, thorough courses of study, students prepared for Jubior year in colloge: suyerior instruction a music; a carefully-array partment for litte boys; location 500 fect above tide-water ; $65 to $80 per geanion of 13 weeks; hichly recommen ted by patrons. Bovs can remain during summer vacation. 3y11-w&s3m J. SHORTLIDGE, Vale College, A. M_Prin, 19th year), prepares for University, Ary, 088, eee iC MINOR ‘M.A. (University, Va.), LL.D. EEL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PL o And VOCAL’ MUSION | Parties oe NS to be qualified for ners. Terms moderate. 734 12thet.n. w. "TPE CDMS A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Little Girls—will re-open Monday, Octo- ber 1. it is situated on the Heights: ‘Georgetown, and it accessible by parts of the city. The | grounds are extensive, the Jocation healthfal and bosu- ful. Terms moderate. For circulars address the MISSES EAKLE, 1916 36th st., Washington. Je2l-tan 18S AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, M'Neadier or Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony. Lessons continued during the summer. Address 944 K sirect northw SUMMER COURSE AT SPENCERIAN BUSINESS: COLLEGE, cor. 9th and D et.,in Penmanship, Book- Keeping aud Dorrespoudence, for June, Juls. August. Day sessions 9 a.m.to 12 m., five days euch werk. Fven- ing sessions 5 to # p.m.. Tour evenings each we i. Practical training for youths and meu and women dur- linble to produce ‘perpen i Tu noe . a ee 1, $50. clasees ‘ofeach month. HENRY ©. SPENC! IRS, SARA A. SPENCER, Vice- |. myo RWOOD INSTITUTE. SELECT SCHOOL FOR Noung Lodies, 1239 and 1214 14th ot. xa BELL. City. “a fow bousdine pupils eonved abba AVID 8. L. 3 i, ORGANIST CHOIR: sone i po hou street no sorties areas om Ss. W. FLYNN, 4. M., PRIVATE TUTOR, ‘ein Bot agen, Boninee Wopeos, Sureyy = cue 4 couipeutive a. Terms in Will's cheep and terms fo suits ‘a wor ae ARES, S54 MONTH. — anITH. ER SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAB. = — = * Fea Me Vs ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF Secu Et Ara seis wis: | Waar ergo ge advantages. O. B. ). Director. DENTISTRY. K. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 Jar STREET Bt es ee ete a all warranted. ax x rl GRADUATE OF PENNSYL- RK RENT—GARDEN LAND AT to W. A. YOUNG, at Nonsuch, OURG. Auneceta, 4523-6¢" GIESBORO’. JACKSON & CO., orto " tween 6th and ‘th streets. “W. : mar! O8T—ON pees 26TH, A GOLD MFDAL to WITH wy, name, ROBERT GOLD- “EIN. Fewara if returned to 229 82 horthwost kenedaat fp 4. F. Omuns, | GOME FIRST-CLASS BOARDERS DESIRED IN af Pane aera a Kicop dense wi county, ae county, ma. Sincian, nnnabang uae 2OBTE BOO, PA es Paes BROOME, SPECIALTIES. i. Hi vania Sei img be ayer oe gbke EGia A's aeatiat. 1019 14th ot nw RTIFICIAL MADE Aacise Grete es “flings Dag oe Deena ee PROFESSIONAL. aT]