Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1883, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. - WASHINGTON THURSDAY August 2, 1883. Ibe Evening Star has a regular. pervanent Bonn flac daity cirentation more thar that of any other daiiv. vaper v1 Washingten. and eaual to that oF ali the etner daily papers here added toget a Advertisements, ercers for t news ¥ ornivht, fre paper information or b: f charge. 220 ctherwire be nent by mail, post paid, to those y during the summer for any length of address changed as often as desired. Subscription, fifty cents per mouth, POSITIVELY IN apvance. It does not appear as yet that the disturbed con- dition of things Incident to the telegraph operators’ Strike had any thing to do with the awful collision on the Troy & Boston railroad In Vermont yester- Gay morning, although the disaster was directly due to defective telegraph service on the line. It 1s quite certain, however, that the railway com- Pany ought to be held to the full measure of Tesponsibility for the dreadful results that fol- lowed, no matter what the antecedent circum- stances may have been. The explanation of the catastrophe first given to the public was to the effect that the collision was caused by the neglect Of the telegraph operator at one of the near by sta- Uons to obey the orders of the train dispateher to hoid one of the meeting trains at that point. But further along the fact crops out that the operator 1b question 15 a boy of seventeen, Who had been on duty all night, and haa not been relteved at 9 o'clock, “owing to the tardiness of the station master.” Under these circumstances it will not do to make a scape-goat of the poor over-worked nd worn-out lad, who {s now thrust Into un- Pleasant view. Technically lable he may be; and whether he ts ever punished or not tor the dread- ful results of his neglect, he will never be able to forget fs awful consequences. But the matter should not be allowed to rest with the disposition of hiscase. The blime ouzht to be placed where ft justly veiongs. The greedy and beggarly policy Which does not provide avequate equipment of men and material and fails to furntsh proper pro- tection for the lives of employés and patrons of transportation Ines 1s directly responsibie for all the deplorable results waleh follow, and the men Who inaugurate and ca out such a system should he held to the most rigid accountability. it is time to turn attention from the servant to the master in such cases. = +e The state democratie convention of Pennsylva- nla completed its work yestenlay and the cam- Palgn of that state Is now fairly opened. The re- publicans enter the contest with agreat deal of confidence. The absence of fervid enthusiasm at the democraticconvention Is potnted at as proof Of the despondency of that party; but reatly there Was nothing to stir party feeling very deeply. The Ucket consists of but two candidates for minor state offices, and there was no diff-rence of opin- lonasto the platform. The indications are that practical harmony has been secured in the repub- lean party. There appears to be general acquies- cence on the part of the Independents to tue pres- ent party management, but there still remains a dissatisfied element which makes itself heard. It inay hot amount to much in numbers or influence, Dut it is never safe in a political fight to take too Mauch for granted. The result tn Onto will, no doubt, have a very marked influence upon the Pennsylvania election If the republicans should happen to lose Ohio it will be certain to have a dispiriting effect in Pennsylvania. There 1s an- other phase of tag Peansylvanta situation which is plain to unbiased observers. That ts, that the course of Governor Pattisoa in using the execu- tive authority to cut dowa publte expenditures as made for him and his dintnistration many friends, and this will tend to strengthen the demo- erats with voters of the independent class. It 1s as yet too early to assume republican success in Pennsylvania, though the outlook 1s favorable to that party. ——_—_<e+—_____ ‘Tae Bannon faction of demoeracy in Anne Arun- del county, Maryland, cannot bring itself to sub- mit gracefully to defeat. The fight was waged openly at the primary election and the Bannon- Hamilton flag went down. In the convention concessions from the victors were proposed as a Salve to heal the wounds of the beaten faction. It Was agreed that Bannon could have a place on the ticket for the lower house of the legislature; but this did not Mil the measure of his ambition. His friends were willing to compromise in bis name for the senatorshtp, the office for which Bannon ‘Was beaten at the polis; but, very naturally, the candidate who had won that honor at the prima- Ties insisted upon retaining {t, and “bad feeling” 4s reported to exist among the democrats of Anne Arundel. There are covert threats, it seems, to slaughter the ticket put up. ——<—__<45—____ Every now and then u suicidal manta seems to Tua through thebuman family. To escape trouble, either real or imaginary, self-destruction is re- sorted to. The easy exit of one from a world of clamorous creditors seems to suggest suicide to another. It 1s the cowart’s way of escape from aiMiculty. Rather than face trouble brought upon himseif a man imposes {t upon those whom it is lis duty to shield and support. Thus the suicide 4s not realiy a brave man, though he rushes to meet death halt way. —___~<->____ “Strikes ate the tnsurreetion of labor,” say General Francis A. Walker. Justso. But insur- Tections whea they succeed become revolutions; and revolutions are generally considered good things, are they not? Any way, the right of the to revel when their burdens become in- e, and cannot otherwise be cast off, 1s one that must not be interfered with. With that right taken away there remains notuing but slavery and degredation. ——— During the rebellion, confederate notes and bonds were counterfeited with eomparative tm- punity, and the counterfetts were almost as val- uable as the genuine. If the Engilsh Pengince Syndicate gets hold of any of these counterfetts— and ff fs quite certain to do so in buying up the old bonds at wholesale—tt ought not to compel the south to pay them. The line, in all fairness, ought to be d’awn at counterfeits, ———_<e> ____ Lord Derby, British colonial secretary, nas in- formed the house of lords that negotiations with Canada in regard to annexation were pending, and he hoped they would result favorably. “As- sisted” Immigrants, 1t appears, will not be thrust Upon Canada without her consent, a consideration tuat was not shown to the United States. (CATSEILL MOUNTAINS, 3,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA, AND ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM HAY FEVER, MALABIA, FLIES AND MOSQUITOS, SARATOGA, THE QUEEN OF AMERICAN WATERING PLACES. Trains on Pennsylvania railroad make close on in Jersey City atation with train: via West =hore rou'e, avoidime the ferry at, and long transfer theoun New York, Lesye Washington 8 a.m. ; leave Baltimore 9.25 a.m. ; leave Philadeloia 1 p, 1. ; leave Jersey City 4:02 p.m. Arrive Cranston's. 5:4 p.m. ;. West Point, 5:36 p.m, 5:46 p. m.; Pho nicie, 7:48'p.m ; Pine H mit. 8:49 p.m; Hunter, 8:50 p. m. ; .; Catskill, 7:36 p.m. Albany, id p.m., with Patlman buffet par- lor car from Washington, Bsltimore and Philadelphia to Albany and Saratoza without change. ‘Baswaxe checked through, Call on Agent Pennsyivania Railroad for ticketa and further information, or address HENRY Leb Pasecuger Argh No. 24 State strects New York. an2-Im oh sitter gees HHH Q*sssg ER OT — H Hoo? Ssss8 F Eee TT FER RRR Fe RRR § ee CELEBRATED STOMACH » ERR 1 TIT CTTT ERR RRR g858q BBB a z t EE Ee Ssssq Bos ot) kes B OB Sgss8 = HOSTETTER'S STOMAUH BITTERS, by increasing vital power, and rendering the physical functions reg- ular and active, keeps the system in good working order, and protects it againat disease. For constipa- tion, dyspepsia and hver complaint, nervousness, Kid- ney an rheumatic ailments, it is invaluable, and it affords a sure defense against malarial fevers, besides removing all traces of such disease from the aystem. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. aud POTOMAC TERRA COTTA COMPANY, Manufacturers of SEWER PIPE, D..AIN TILE AND FIKE PROOF TERRA COTTA, au2-3w No. 1411 G street northwest. A ‘Worn Asovr Paxratooxs. If you are up our way drop in and look over the line of PANTALOONS we are offering at $2.38 and $3.50 a pair, _ We have just received over Four Hun- @red pair of All-Wool PANTALOONS and added them to our already large line at $2.38 a pair. Also, about Sixty pair of Children’s PANTS, at 50 cents a pair. Don't fail to take a peep in our win- dows; there may be something in them that will interest you. A. SAKS & CO, LEADING CLOTHIERS. 816 AND $18 SEVENTH STREET, anl Bezow Cosr. PARASOLS. BATISTES. LINEN LAWNS. COTTON LAWNS. FIGURED SWISSES, TYLER & CHEWNING, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 330 NEW, EAUSDEY YOUNG'S PEARL 8 KAM Laundry, 1202 D street northwest. Work done in the best possible style at lowest laundry prices. Satis faction guaranteed. 4y30-20* “Day Goons Reéepverioxs.» TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MAREET SPACE, - As the season advances, have made still further reduc- tions in prices to close. ‘the great job which we sold in HANDKERCHIEFS $f Joc, reduced from 2oc., we have now made price ic. A large lot Misses’ SOLID HOSE, full regular, re- duced to 25e. for all sizes. grand bargain." One Jot Gents! Faney HALE 110SE 25e., reduced irom 906., all resular. ‘A job in WHITE INDIA LINEN, 25c., reduced from 3iisc. A job lot of plain white pure LINEN LAWN, ‘Si5g0. ; never sold fer less than 50c. Abig Job in all linen HUCK TOWELS, 12%. In this seat gcc han SPR gt very heavy, $1.38. We nover sold it or ea should inspect our DRESS GOODS, SILER, &e., before purchasing, as wo have a spleudid assort- ment at bottom prices, SUN UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS will be sold at cost to close. ANTS 40. Best PRINTS 6c. ; RE! y All DOMESTICS AT ‘* HOCK BOTTOM.” “ONE Paice.” TRUNNEL & GS p28 ‘811 Market Space. os A correspondent asks us toexplain how It !sthst oMicers of the army and navy are able to duplicate thefr pay accounts and draw salary twice for the Same month. We are of the opinion that no ex- Planation ts needed on this subject. Too many fel- Jows understand tt now. ———_+e+____ ‘Tue reception accorded the President at Louis ‘Ville was spontaneous and enthustastic. The most eager partisan in the land would fall to find any lurking sentiment of disloyalty or sectional Prejutice in what occurred in that thoroughly soutuern city yesterday. ——_+o>__ ‘The New York state democratic committee will meet on the 231 nstant to select a time and place for hoidiug the state convention. AS the bosses generally favor Saratoga that resort will probably be chosen. Serer Baxearss [x Rozzs. SEATON PERRY (Svecessor to Perry & Brother) HAs MADE “GREAT REDUCTIONS” IN THE PRICKS OF ALL EMBROIDERED KOBES, VIZ: EMB_OIDERED NUN'S VEILING ROBES, EMBROIDERED SATIAE ROBES. EMBROIDERED MULL ROBES, EMBROID" RED PONGEE ROB! EMBit IDERED CASHMERE Bi WEST PRICES ON ALL SUMMER DRESS PAB- FINEST QUALITY PURE LINEN LAWNS AT 25 GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT 20 AND 25. BEST FPAIN AND FIGUKED FRENCH SATINES itd: oe Taree! OF MKS AND VELVETR, PROM THe BUST PueNCH MASUEAC“URERS, AND LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEE! LUPINS FRENCH CASUMEMES, IN ALL SHADES mew entnoa CASUMERE, SHETLAND AND NEST QUALITY PARIS JERSEYS. Eiboueaeb casual viches, G@ CilOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND CoR- = ‘BECT PkICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania evenue, comer 9th street. Established 1840. sy Qutisuens LLA ASD STRAW HATS mya Meme sarees | axe Gouinnip's, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., ARE SELLING THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS 4T MARKED-DOWN PRICES, ‘to make room and money for FALL PURCHASES. COTTON UNDERWEAR. PARASOLS, BURT'S BOOTS AND SHOES, TRAVELING BATCHELS, &c., &o., AT COBT. AGENERAL BREAK OF PRICES IN ALL DE- PARTMENTS. ONE PRICE STORE! GUINNIP & CO., 338 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W. Sunrs. : FULL LINE OF SIZES FANCY SHIRTS. WAIT SHIRTS, § Woovwaren & Lomznor, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Previous to our SEMI-ANNUQL STOCK-TAKING, which occurs about the MIDDLE OF AUGUST, we shall make Extensive Reductions in the prices of such goods as we desire to ciose out, We mention a fewof those Alrealy Made: ODDS AND ENDS IN OUR LINEN DEPART- MENT. We call particular attention to afew BATISTE SUITS which are way down! Batiste Suits from $10 to $7.50. Batiste Suits from $9 to 36. Patiste Suits from $+.50 to $5.50. Batiste Suits from #8 to $5. 1 Mull Su t from $15 to $10. 2 Mull Suits from $7.50 to $5. 1 Mull Suit from $12 to $10. Dotted and figured SWISS MUSLIN reduced from Tc. per yard to 50c.; also from 50c. to 250. per yard. GEN1's LISLE THREAD UNDERVESTS, reduced from $1.25 to leach. All sizes!!! GENTS BALBRIGGAN UNDERVESTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes, reduced from $1 to75c. A Rare Bargain. GENT'S GAUZE AND GOSSAMER UNDERVESTS at 25c., 373¢c. and 5Uc. Guaranteed equal to any in the market for the same prices. GENT'S NAINSOOK DRAWERS, feather-weight, only 750, per pair. A Bargain in GENTS LISLE THREAD HOSE—re- @uced from 75e. to 500. per pair, in colors; size 95s ONLY. NAVY BLUE FIGURED WINDSOR TIES, for Flan- nel Shirts, rvtuced from 650. to 50c. each, to close. Boating, Fishing and Bicycling Shirts. Bicycling Hose, Boys’ Bicycling Shirt Waista, &c., at EX- TREMELY LOW PRIvgs. DRESS SHIRTS. In addition to our FINE DRESS SHIRTS, which are 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 PERCSLE and WHITE LAWN TIES, Two Dozen for 25c. A Better Grade, 250. per doz. 42-inch PERSIAN LAWN reduced from 873. to 25¢. er yard. 42-inch PERSIAN LAWN in Cream reduced from STc. to 28c. ‘These are choice goods, and need only to be seen,to bo appreciated. 1,000 yards LACE STRIPE LAWNS reduced from 9c. per yard to 7, to close. 800 yards PHANTOM STRIPE LAWNS reduced from 123 to 10c. per yard. SPECIAL! One lot of INDIA LINEN, to close!!! 18 and 20¢. per yard. ‘The best value for the money ever offered. REDUCTION IN GENT'’S FURNISHING GOODS. ¥arly customers will tind reductions in EVERY DE- PARTMENT, and be able to secure GENUINE BAR- GAINS, which cannot be had at any other season of the year, JERSEY DEPARTMENT. In order to close out 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 have become eo firmly estab- Hished that we find it difficult at times to supply the demand. Our $5 and $7 qualities still continue in great demand, ‘und only nced to be seen to be appreciated. In addition to our $10 all silk Jersey, we are showing an elegant all silk Black Jersey, with plaited back and silk ribbon bow, at the very reasonable price of $12,50 each. ‘These goods, at the prices named, are unquestionably, the chespest that will be shown in this market. WHITE SUITS. At the reduced prices, White Suits are meeting with a ready sale, and by stock taking we donot expect to have a single one in stock. It shows conclusively that the prices we named on them were rixht, and this being the case the balance are bound to eell. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON HOUSE, 921 Pennsylvania avenue, 921 Ong Paice. Uy28] Oxe Price. Pazars Rovan. NOTICE. The PALAIS ROYAL is assured that at this dull sea- son' of the year, uniess startling bargains are offered, business cannot be done. Tho PALAIS ROYAL'S entire stock has beon remarked at auch prices that shall keep us busy even during July and August. INCOMPARABLE BARGAINS AT THE PALAIS ROYAL, 1117-1119 Pennsylvania ayenue. sy28 Tus Is Tre Tor OF YEAR WHEN TRERE IS ALWAYS AN ACTIVE DEMAND FOR MEN'S TROUSERS, AND WE HAVE PROVIDED LIBERALLY 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 AS COM- PLETE AS AT ANY EARLIER DATE, AND WHATEVER I8 NEEDED IN MEN'S OLOTH- ING YOU MAY EXPECT TO FIND HERE, OF THE USUAL HIGH QUALITY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES, WI1H A LEGAL GUAEANTEE OF SATISFACTION. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 SEVENTH STREET. Opposite the U. 8. Post Office. $526 | Curae For Svanen. 3,000 yards SMALL FIGURED LAWNS, at 6Xc., re- duced from 86. 2,000 yards WHITE INDIA LINEN, :0c., worth 12}0. 50 pieces SEASIDE GINGHAMS, 123¢c. 10 dozen LADIES' GAUZE VESTS, 180. 20 pieces BLACK GRENADINE, at 5c. Parasols and Umbrellas at Half Price, ALL SUMMER GOODS AT COST. GEO. J. JOHNSON, ay28 ‘713 Market Space. Tu Ware Movsram HAMMOCK CHAIR Differs from all the other stationawy or reclining Chairs, in that it is better, stronger and simpler; is adapted to the House, Lawn, Porch or Camp, and is just chuck fall of quiet comfort and blessed Is far superior can be put up 80 as 3. W. SCHAEFER, syis NO. 1030 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. BUSINESS CHANCES. NTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL R RENT—ONE FURNISHED AND SEVERAL BR SALE—OHRAP—A GOOD SEVEN-ROOM | J “W iiouse work: must cone well A F' Unfurnished Boome #9 detesbie pastor area Brick Hi all modern, Improvements, reuting wuttable for restaurant at 485 E etreet southwest. g erate rent. Apply at 320 13th etreet, near ae or 274 9 foo etm Pieter pee west, aud Price: . S.¥. au2-8t" | street southwest. ANTED—-A GIkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE a = k; must come weil recommended. Apply at | JOR RENT—A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED | JOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN—SE y 1320 F strect northwest, Te room toagentleman. Nefcrences. No. 1206 G st. A) Wists LADY CAPABLE OF GIVING LES- sone in plain drawing to two pupils, one lesson per week. Address Box 6, Star office. ‘au2-3t* ANTED—A COMPETENT COCK, WASHER and Ironer at 114 2d street southeast. Apply at honse after 5 o'clock in evening. au2-2t" WASTED 2 AYOUNG MAN OF GOOD address. Liberal comjensation. Address Box 80, Star office, aud 2t* W ANTEDIACTIVE AND ENURGETICMEN AS solicitors for this District and elsewhere. Good wv tothe right parties. NATIONAL BENEFIT SO- Y, 806 F street northwest. and-2t ANTED—A£FIR T-CLASS ORDER COOK, ONE who is emart and active; must come well mended. EUREKA DAIRY LUNCH AND DIN ROOMS, 616, 618 and 629 18th street n.. ANTED—A GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN- Wea tease work igh! the Fight person. Apply at 802 D Wipes ot goad saan pe LADY OR GENTLE: inan rea, some ess qua fication, Ho take orders fer = ‘nilspent naable ariiie used in every house. there is millions ness CANVASSER, Star office. aud WWANTED-IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD CABINET- Wi ‘Maker at 207 43¢ reat noribwest aul-2t* ANTED—A GIRL, FROM FOURTEEN TO SIX- teen years of age, to make herself reperaliy une. fulin a small family Apply at 229 F st. new. aul-2t° ANTED — TNO FIuST-CLARS ~ CLOTHING ‘Salesmen; enployment the year Fount Addreve Bor 8, Star aul-2t WASTED-AY 1GNG MAN HAVING ABOUT TWO years ex; inthe. DRUG BUSINESS; must beactive and tadusciat ad wooo eal eee ed. Apply toJ. R. MAJOR, 800 7th st.n.w. aul-3t ANTED—A NEAT, RESPECTABLE COLORED Girlas nurse. Inquire at 1708 15th rest north WANTED, A FOREMAN DAIKYMAN AND 1WO + 8.0. water, bath, speaking tube, bay window and borers ona Farm. Apply at FULTON'S Loan park {716 "New Jereey avenue! rout $20. A Office, 814 0th atreet horthwene 3380-36 | st 100 Letrect, " ven - aul northwest. au2-3t* QOR RENT—AT 729 EIGHTH STREET NORTA- ‘west, very pleasant Furnished Rooms; in private family; bear it Office; rend low. 3531-30" —A FURNISHED BED ROOM; LARGE: southern expogure; references exchancrd ; 1859'Carvoran street. Sy31-3t" room Brick House, in *herm: between Ist and 24 northeast. con. PARKER, 439 and E streets south 12- 3t* JOR SALE — 1829 K STREET NORTHWEST; Fiat three stories, nine rene and eiee has all the modern improvenents. Price $4,500. Inquire of WESCOTT & WILCOX, cor. 20th aud T ua-6t W_ BRICK DWFLLING o» ten rooms, every tmprovement. WESCOTT & WILCOS, cor. 20th and I sts.n.w. a an Tow, on F street, Brice $2: $00. west. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ‘OR RE\T—BRIOK HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, first-class condition, bay window, modern improves ments; 1004 New Hampshire avenus. near Pennsyive- pia avenue; $30; possession 15th, C, WITMER, 1918 Pennsyivania avenue. OR RENT, 718 19th st, 14 ra. 802 Ietat., 10 re. 25 20th. 00) Cor. 20th. 010 H et., 10 rs., 00; Cor, 27 & 1918 K st., 10 1.27.50) &7 rs, ee aS: water........ -20.30] 511 23d st., 6 re, 502 22d st..7 rs. 18.00} solmproved and inimproved Property for sale in all tions. WES & WILCOX, Real Estate Brokers, sud Tomemee bith nok Fetes Soetntoeak R RENT—TWO NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUS! Tmodern conveniencos, Now 146 aod 180A aunt \ortheast. it $35. Apply toA. 8. PRATT & SON, Grothe APP aul-6¢ JOR SALE—A BARGAIN FOR $2,650, IF SOLD | at once—Pretty two-story and ‘building, press brick front House, Ne een en io gt pro " ‘net | vandecmely. ark. BURFORD, ‘804 F street. eul-3t pecan age ee strect ny rome, . Mil be soldate bargain, THOS J. LEU Real Le: willbe soldat & ; fate Broker, 1220 Fetreet northwest 3y25-1m. QRE BARGAINS Desutiful property, co taining 11,383 square feet of ground, fronting 98 feet on New Hampehire avenue, tmproved by two handsome Ine and «ix rooms; modern improvements; fwenty five fruit tree," two hundred varzcties Aowers: rubbery, &c. A fine a y beaut Rome, and’ episadia investhent 2 dne Tot, 49 feet 8 inches, on New Hamupelire aveniie, near Dupont Circle. A spiendid investment ai 4,100, Also, ni located (new) press-briek-front House: five rooms, Water, Xo. Sold at once for $1,250. Call at once. BURFORD. 804 F street northwest. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ‘OUSE AND STORE, GOOD BUSINE-8 82A\D, or any other business fF Tent immotiately. Anpiy alter 8’). tin sure, TOD Sth ey ANTED—A PARTY OCOUPLING A Bi,400 Pow tion wants $180 cash, 8 ver ont. nantly. payable in three months, the rate of $50 sect Uy ac epted onters on the di ered th parte mont. Addrese J. W. aut QTEL TOR RENT—THE FINLLY LOC ED I Northern Centra! ately facoe Balti n tral raiir of the travel, con ransient trade: inne given. Ad- grees SOW SER,” 178 VOR SALF_AT_ A Good Will and Fixti cits sohbect = * : 2,000.08: SSoomg Fer cent? interest jayatie » Seecured ba Rrrwt doott of ‘trust ou the i city property. which we ate desirous of Dokew are th sums of $500 and $1.00), and will mature in from two re years. ‘Therd is no «afer invextinent in Wash- on. PARKER & TOWNSEND. 1418 F street northwent. T CLASS RESTAURANT IN FS SALE—A FIRS first class location, in thorough running order, ‘Address Box 91, Star offioe. aya7-La* 7 OH RENT FINE Bust a OPERT® gag street vorthwest . a = sestore “Apriy 10 WM. G. BUSS. sor"yie’ hortiwest: * ae ine FERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOW) Db ON n6 depoxite; Cited States Bonde boaght and scl ‘RK & OO., Baukers, 1416 P ml FE SALE—CHEAP—LARGE WOKK HORSE, thorough worker: sound and kind. Owner has no use for him, 1432 Q street, after. 2-30 R RENT—NINE ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH oir JOU FRE a hates northwest. coy aul-3t* OR. RENT—A THREF-STORY BRICK: HALL, WASTED AGEN 18—THE QUICKEST 8+ LLING and best ing articleever handled. S.nd for circular, Name this paper. FRAILEY & GIBSON, 104 and 106 Franklin st., Chicago, Til. jy28-s, tu, th, 3t ANTED-FOR NEW YORK CITY—COLO, ED Weare and general workers; ways paid. For this 3 nurses an workers: refei encés; 926 F at-n.w.,PRICE'S Agency. $y28-18t" WANZED-LADIES OR YOUNG MEN, IN CITY or country, to take nic ht and pleasant work at their own homes: #2 to $Saday easly and quietly made; work sent by mail; no. STAPLE, no samp for revly Please address RELIABLE MANUFAC- TORING COMPANY, Drawor TT, Philadelphia, Pa, jy 18-1 WANTED WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, GEN- eral Workers, 2d Girls and Nurses, fur this city, Hore, Phiiadeipha, “New York and elsewhere, ies furnished Servants with references. Try us. #2c ¥ gt n.w., Licensed agency. C.E, PRICE & CO. jy 2-5" ‘with ‘first-class Helj Wait ters, ids, General Houseworkers, &c. Servants W 4NTED—EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—FAMILIES furnished wanted. _L. C. . DUNDORE, 518 10th st: n.w. d18-7m" WANTED—SITUATIONS ] ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WAT'E GIRL, a Situation as chambermaid and waitress; best city relerences xiven. Address E. E., Star office.an2-3° RENT—NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSE. NEW A Hampshire avenue, between T and U streets; 7 Tome; all modern improvemoute: reut, $18 per month. Call at Room 6, Fitzgerald's Building, 1006 ¥ strect, y31- FOE RENT_A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms. all modera improvements, 461 H street north- Best, Apple at Room 40, St. Cloud Building, 630 9mm street northwest. dy3i-3t* FOR BESTSSEVEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING, 1125 New Jersey avenue; centrally located; shade frees, with parking in front: hot and cold water, gas, bath; &e. Hent $25 in advance. Inquire 620 0 nteect west dy31-30 no FR RENT OR SALE—FIVE VERY DESIRABLE Houses in northwestern section, stories; brownstone trimmings; conereted cellars; all. modern iinprovements; houses nearly new. il be sold cheap or rented low. "PAKKEK & TOWNSEND, Real Estate Brokers, 1418 F street northwest. jy3l-lw 1B RENT. 40) "HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Real Fstate #: = rvaaoeete ANTED—& SADT OF EXPERIENCE WIGRES nF ‘as gover or in a privat end-3te office. FOE RENT AUGUST 187, HOUSE No. 815 6TH st n01 : teh rooms’ modern improvements; good repair. Apoly to W. O- JOUNSON, 118 19th good street n ‘y27-1m_ ‘ANTED_PLACES COOKS, CHAMBER. R RENT — ONE THREE-STORY BRICK Taide, Nurses, Hgivomens Driers, Pate wed | Ee flours! nine ron bate ee ht nod OE Boys, with references. ‘Women servants can be seen at | provements, 229 13th strect southwest, one equare oft, Agency, 926F st.n.w. O.E, PRICE. mn the government and ice. dy2-5w* »s WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED-UNFURNISHED PAKLOR FLOO) (W ‘Aocewoen Bon m Printing Engraving depart mont. ‘Inquire at 408 Tth street northwest, Jy?-3b ee Le i sab tei os — ‘northwe ‘Per month. payable in advauioe, OF good security. Apply to JNO. B. SCOTT, New York Svenue hotel.” “PP iylT-3e" 5 venue and H street OR RENT—NINE-ROOM HOUSE, PRESSED TG, Mee. O. Bor est ait eee ne A Bu brick front, four rooms on first and fivegn second oor, Inrre calla, Inroben and fire Places, al mourn n improvements. “JOHN SHER! N & CO., 927 F WANTED—HOUSES. street. jyls-Im — > 7 7 YOR REN BY 8. H. WALKER, 630 LOUISIANA ANTED—A DWELLING WITH NORTH OR i South front, worth from $20, 000 to $95, 000. Wal. F Since ee eee P, YOUNG, 1426 Rew Yorkavene northwest. aul-6t WANTED TO BUY SMALL COUNTRY PLACE near this city, with honse_and plenty of shade. Address PURCHASER, Star office. ‘Jy81-3t WwW ANTED—A DESIRABLY LOCATED DWELL- ‘ing, worth from $10, 000 to $12,000, and oue from $5, 000 to'$6,000. WM. BP. YOUNG, 1420 New York avenue. Jy31-6t" ROE, RENT_458 NEW JER- AVE. S. E.. OPPO- site reservation 17, two-story pressed brick; seven Foome, Pasement, bath, range, Latrobe, parkini; rent $2. (,JOS: FORREST, 97 'F st, nw. Pour, 12 330. jy 13-25" FOR RENT--STORES. WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS JOR REST STORE 1003. PE: YLVANIA AVE- nue northwest, in one of the best business blocks in. 4pm. OR SALE—A BUGGY, IN GOOD RUNNING Wharf a order. Apply at Coal foot of G street. 1" R SALE—PAIR MAMBLETONIAN HORSES awed five and six years; color, dark bay, with biack legs, mane and tail; “height 154 hanas; weight, over 1,100: fi st-class roadsters; sate for alady to drive reason for eeliing, Tam ‘out west. Inquire at Uecctions made every where, by JU. 3m EDUCATIONAL. T. ST. JOSEPHS COLLYGF, AME timons ia em NEAR —This institation t+ kup ve and As ever iamaical and Commercial Fa Hoanters per session of five mc students, per ression of five mothe. $25 Sumed Seytember 8, 1883," BIO. Mt St. Sonaphte. Col Ra studice te- JOSEPH, Director, Baltimore county, Ma Rosewood Case,” Carved Lege: Superb: $150 cash, including Stool and 4 owner leaving the city. This is a very rare opportunity. Other 0B easy month! ymente. Apply to ye MARO EXCHANGE. jy31 427 10th street northwest. it SALE— R SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED MIL- linery store doing a ood active business; aplendid opportunity; oue of the best stands in the city; $500 capital necessary. Address J. C., Mar office. Jy25-1m | PR SALE—FIGHT HORSES, PRICE RAN from $75 to $200: also s lave variety of Carriages, Basrios, Hares, Se. and everything strictly an rep resented, and on ‘the most reasousble terme. DOWNEY, 1624 L street northwest. yas BR SALE— PIANOS, WITH GUARANT! at wholesale fixures for cash. Also, Pisnos for reut | ‘at lowest rate to reliable parties. G. 1. KUHN, 407 10th | weet. jyzl-Im JF OE SALE_ONE MAST, FOOS & 00.°8 THON caah, or will trade fora goon hows, Samat Sheep fF mort . APS tod. GHISWOLD, ‘Ansoostia, D.C. pet yal-bw Fe SALE—HOKSE FEED, Clover, 750. per cwt.; cut Timothy, S0c. to 0c. ; ‘Choice eut $1; 000 long Timothy, 8c. to 9c. Feed and Grain af low prices, "W. L. MOONE & COv, Steam Hay Press, 12th and B northwest. 3y7-1m" IR SALE—PIANOS AND ORGANS, ne offered at WORCH & BRO.'S Piano Warerooma: One th ‘Schom- slightly used acker, $275, worth $360; Cabinet Grand Upright, $250; $275, 580 Grand Unright, £250; one Haines! Bro, one nearly new Sohmer, cinted; one T-oct, Square, $125; one Grovertem & Go. $40, aad fifteen CHEAP, CUT 31 finest instrument in the city, must be seen to be 100: ‘one Dubois, other Instruments Sralikints and stall petees. Ais Steines ae Sc and other Orvans. Terms easy. "WOK BRO, 925 7th sheet northwest. dy2-tm* OR SALE—S, J. MEFKS, 621 G STREET NORTH- flera rare inducements in Carri: of all styles. Cai and exansine before purchasing elsewhere, ‘Top and no-top Sidebar Bugwies, Phictons, FamilyCar- a Wi air ee ¥ tiage Carts, Har- hess, cc. Repairing and painting }romp Gone. “Will'eell cheap and’ terms to suit ‘Ait wee my cuaranteed. Fx SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAk- | BLE and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Vanes, Monumente cleaned in cemeteries. WM. RUTH- ERFORD & Ci Pa. ave.. cor. 2isi st. nw. 4m?* | Fe, SALE—A FINE STOCK OF BOSTON BUCK- board Co.%s Side-bar Bugwies and other Light Car= Tiages., Their make is the best inthe county for tue money. Other ligt and heavy Carriages, in great ve- “Hopairing promptly stented ti a ‘proMpuy attended to, . ROBT. H. GRARAM, Repository and Factory, 410-416 Sth streat northwest. ap2s = Washington. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 134 F W&NIEDTA BARTNER IN A_WELL-ESTAB. | street northweat. Jy28-6¢ shed Real Estate and Brokerage business; to — principally attend to office; none need apply without sme arial. Call at 1911 7th street morthwort, Uetween, FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS WAXIER— HARBAUGH’S WHOOPING CoUGH it RENT— RUP. Certain cure. Also a Liniment to use in gonnection with it. Manufactured by GEO. WOOL- BRIDGE. Pharmacist, corner Maryland ayenus and 45$ street southwe t. atr au2-3m. Witter poate ARM ACCESSIBLE, FOR le. Cl ‘1 - periatendent Telephone ccmpany. aui-st Wy AN2EDWHEELMER, IT 18 TO YOUR IN- ‘terest to know that all Bioycles and Tricycles re- pairs are done makers at 4329 h stroct. SMITH BROTHERS, Jy31-6t" WASZED —SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. IN large or email quantities; also, stocks of merchan- dine of any description, for which the highest cash price Will be paid. Address ‘Box 137, Star offica,-3y28-8i WASTED-DERMATOLOGY —DR. VAN DYCK has removed to 723 13th et. n.w. If you have Bimples, Diackhesds, liver spots, freckles, nallowniess, cep pores, reduess. ofliness and enlarged veins of the nose, thin, harsh, dry, faded and premature gray bair Baldness, scaly acalp fetter; scant irreular eyebrows and lashes; any rash humor, eruption, blood or skin ie; any cuteneous hair or complexion blemish, gonsult Dr. J. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist, at once. Dr. VAN DYOK will have parlors at 723 12th wt. n. w. August 1, 2,3,15, 16. 17. In the meantime Dr. VA DYCK canbe consulted m FIFTY PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ea the Needing. makes. Rent from §2 to $10 per month. mba murehase. ae F. G. SMITH, jylt-3w. 1103 Pennsylvania aventie. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _ HEAPEST AND BEST LITTLE ‘oney now in the market, 325 acres, ‘7th strect road, 33 miles from city; ice house; ad shade: fine view: good water, truit of every Kind: under hush cultivation; $6,000; will pate Se ay roperty. very pretty Place, one acre, Rear Bi ; Cottage and outbuildings. 3 RW. LOST AND FOUND. WLP corsa, ES YESTERDAY, ON 11TH STREET, BE- Fo SALE—THE MUST DESIRABLE PROPERTY TWEEN F and G’ northwest, between 1 ‘and 2 . IN o'clock, containing about $16. Indien’ Pocket: Book, Liberal reward wiil be paid if avenue northwest, FOREN ONE OF THE PUBLIC PARES, A Bracelet. Owner can have same by calliny at Star office, proving property and paying for this, advertise ment WILE THE PERSON WHO FOUND A RED Wal- Jet, Jost on Wednesday, July 25th, Keep the money aud returt, the wallet and papers tothe Meiropolitan Taflroad office, near P-street bridge, and receive the thanks of the owner? No questions will be asked.aul-2t* LiGst OX MONDAY, MORNING, BETWEEN 1HE Palais Hoyal and F street cara, a black Russia eather Pocketbook. containing $12 or $13. | Finder Pa ert at 924 Pennsyivanta ; nh ah rson or by letter at his | Please return to SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 928. oftt @and residence, 008. Pacihe avenue, Atlante City, | Sect northwest, and recelve reward. Pidog iulerentinw descriptive circulars free. Super uous hair permanently. removed by Eloctrolysia Dr. VAN D) Gallat onoon Syae-6tr _PERSONAL. | Wares PAR'NER IN A WELL-PAYING DY, HAV HER HUSB. Iry establishment; must have five thou sand dollars esah. Address JEWELER, ‘tar office ng od WANTED - DRESS - CUTTING Wanted, ladies to learn dress cutting, fit ing, by perfection, tallor system. Dresa imak investizate this new system. Parlors and sch Jith street n.w., between E and F street WANTED GET YOUR CARPETS CLEANED BY the Automatic Steam Process. ‘ihe ‘best in the country. Orders by, telephone or ‘otherwise receive prompt attention, SINGLETON & HUEKE, 801 Ma: set Space, Jeb ANTED—L. RICE, 490 MAINE AVENT southwest. steam carpet cleaning works, the oldest and the bestin the city. Mattresses remade, feathers renovated, furniture steamed; orders by telephone. my7 NUE, OP- NBYLVANIA AV) x F. 19 ir Mattresses, Feather ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN 5. BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Com: missioner of Deeds for Every State and Tettitory, U. 8. Commiseoner, Examiner and Notary. Alwaysin office from a. m. to5 p.m. m2 WANTED UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- scription. 4. H. CHASE & BRO. posite Willard’s—Hi Bolsters and Pillows renovated; Carpets cleans and reiaid. All kinds of mattresses made to ord H. YOUNG. A Ti pewn Gold Watch: will ood the b Address M.B., Star office, SOUTHERN MARYLAND, Located at Leonardtown. and convenient to churches, schools, &e. ‘Ihe dweiling i# the largest and hand- somest in that part of the country, has 15 rooms, hall fen foot wide, high calilugs, large double porches, and every other Convenience in’ keeping. The whole ix in complete order and repair; stables and outhouses alao in good order. There are about five acree of land at- tached. Arcund the house are grounds laid out in Walks and beautified by ornamental and shade trees, There tsa lance garden and other lands for pastarage, orchard, &e. For further information apply to EUGENE MORGAN, Sy31-6t" _ Bank of Wasiington, OR SALE—A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT OF pout 7 acres; corner ot 7th treet road and Whit- hey avenue; commodions house; large barn; convenient 00d : ire out-buildings; fine lawn ises, or 634 Pennsylvanit I HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT 1 WILL not bo responsible for any debts contracted by my mS Elia Schlosser, from this date. t LOUIS A. SCHLOSSER. ai ze = BEES REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR I - $100 formation that will lead o th~ arrest and Suvi tion of the Barn at the Soidi Iy28-6t <r parties who set fire to the ome on the ni ht of July 4th, . RITTENHOUS B. DENTISTRY. D: DUKE, DEN1IS 715 l4tH STREET KTH- west. Leautiful sete of Tecth and a perfect fit. ‘Teeth filled for $1. Extracting without pain, 50 cents. All operations warrat 3y5-3m* R. HARTLEBE! GRADUATE OF PE D¥anec exe, Philadelphia, having purchased m office and residence, has resumed practice. I confi- PROMPT | ‘TEDT & a OAN tate or collateral securit, Gelay when security ix good. Firemen’s Insurance Louisiana avenue. N GOOD KE at Sand 6 per ¢ . C. GREEN, building, corner 7th ‘st dy Koom 1, and ‘Sm | ber or Ebbitt Honse Stal cece qosienen ove, 13% | DANIEL OC. CALLAGHAN, Att: Taw street, JOHN L. DOW. . au2-3t* | ington, D. 0., 435 7th street hor.hwe {OR SALF—-IMMENSE BARGAIN—BLEGANT, | MVE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Nearly New, Square Grand Scale Pian A Hoarding and Day School For Young Ladies with 9 full For Circulars aj 12th streot northw: WME WEST WASHINGT 2928 P street northw nd Children, will. re-open Septem- or} of experienced teachers vply at the Institute, 1025 and 1027 13m SCHOOL, AN FLEMEN CARY 8 lor both sexes, T street, betwoen id 19th streets northwest, will open miuth September 34, 1888. Number of wt perior advances. Tertuanoderate. Ajyy mma Sighth mouth, (AuwuRt) dat, wt school - th. to 12 m., Gp. m. to 6-30 p. mm 1 W. SIDWELL, Princtpal, HOOL FOR GIRLS, MB. Lew, Princ Bel C.-M. Matthews, Prosident. ” Next ‘somion opens ritember 12th, 1884, ‘Terms §80 to $00, accordive to branches taught. For circulars apply to'G. 1. Dunlop, ‘corner M and 32a streets. ‘aui-codam TREN SONS. CLASS POR BEGINNERS, AUGUST 28, at 6:45 pm. A snod pronunotating acquired in one term by my new Euphouio Syrtem. Classes for Young Ladien and Children, V0 te or ies and Gentlemen, 6:45 p.m. i" oD HOMME, 13.3 K street mW. N. 4. —A comfortable home and good board to young Indies desirous of mak- ing the ‘Language a special 3y31-3m eT NORTHWES One year ago I advertised our College as an inati- tution to which parents mhteend their sons in the fall assurance of having them well taught and trained. This year I can speak in the name of those parents who trasted my promise and euaranteo a continuance of the same splendid opportunities. Our professors are akil- fal and devoted to their work, and our students show already the influence of their training. ‘The Ciaesical = ee Cocrees ea yo 7 ys teachers who are of high standing in thelr reapective departments. These advant entail no additional expense. ihe object of the Military Drill is to secure grace and ease of movement and to afford a means of ‘Terms, $10 per quarter, in ance. 3y30-1m* NO. J. MULKPHY, Preetdont. ¥ VESLEYAN COLLP FOR YOUNG LADIER, Wilmington, Del Superior | ndvantagras thorongh instruction; home comforts and reasouable charges, Address Key. JUHN WILSON, Th. D., | Presldi 328 ow EPING—ONE MONTH GUAR. anteed to equal three of any other eystem. No text books used. With penmanship, ete., §3.a month, until October, when terms will be ‘higbes jowe's Kapid Bure Peyre to and write, $2.50, Separate Department for Ladies, GW. HOW, 517 7th street. jo YSTUDIO AND PRIVATE 1 Sketching from Nature With ‘SON tinue through the year. Fencil and Stub Drawing, Water Color and Oil Painting, M Landscaje, Flowers, Composition. Long experienon; original works: referepoes. Studio, 118 Corcoran Pulling, SEATON DONOKO. dy6-3mm, NHE CMDARS—A HOME SCHOOD POR YOU (dice aud Lite Girls will re-open Monday. Octo ber 1. 1t is situated on the Height of Geonwetown, and is accesible by street care to all parts of the city, The founds are extensive, the jon healthful and heau- ful. Terme moderate. tor circulars address the LB, 1916 35th st., Washington. Je?14m EP GENORTH SCHOOL, BALTIMORE, MD, A ey Day School for Young Ladies and ‘Children. twenty-first schoo! year Thar aay, Se unber 20th. ircuiars sent on hk Hcation to the Principal. dy5-thdm2m Mrs. H.P.LEFEBVRE, 59 Franklin at. ALTIMORE, MD.—MT. VERNON INSTITUTE, 46 Mt. Vernon Place. Home Boarding and ool for Young Ladies. Founded 1859. Mrs. M. JONES and Mra. MATTLAND, ‘axninted by fessore. Beautifully situated, f uth Monument Square. Laucuages practically cular on application, icoT Gi AUPL ble pro- ‘axhingtom far et. Cir 5 thar 2m MBE dress dylt-cotm CHAPMAN MAUPTN, BL. A.. Prinetpal. J SE COER SEGA, TEACHER OF PIANO an SIC. Runtiners, as well as those wiehing to be qualified for a moderate. 734 12tnst.p. w. a — DSS A PEANIET, OF BOSTON, Teacher of Vocal ana Music and ‘Harmony. ® continued duritig the summer, Address 944 K street northweet. eld SUMMER COURSE AT SP. NCERIAN BUSINESS Se ie ys cor. 9th mech Sig) merge ogee Book- cep) and Correspon for June, y. Day sousions 9 a.10.to 12 m.,five days each weck: twens ing sessions 5 to K -.. GOUF evenings each week. Practical training for youths and men and women dur= fui a season when indolenee and expenalve [learutesare Hable to produce permanent ‘Tuition by the month or quarter rah ‘oF evens tng, $59. “Bjecial claneesw i writing bewin frat of each mont. . CER, Principal. MRS. SAK Principal. mv29 ‘i ; 21 SCHOOL FoR snd 1214 14th wt. Next wesnion Moe TO LOA ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PEFR CENT. R, 0 HOLTZMAN, am 10th and F streets northwest. in gums tos lowest rates, on roa estate security. FIICH, FOX & BROWN, mn31 1437 Pennsvivania avente. dently recommend him to my patrons and ihe public 3025 generally as a dentist of undoubied ability. RIIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORF AND IN- CARMAN, Dentist, 1015 14th st.n.w- serted natural teet ¥ (ta splendid success,” Modern methods and skillia branches of Dentistry. , Moderate feos. ja3-ly DR. DONNALLY, 1321 F street northwest. HE HANDALL PARSONS, Daweirr, ‘trest nor over ‘3 Book jaity. Gas waven day ot Store. Gold fillings = night. ONEY TOLOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER ns to suit from $100 to any amount; terest, leastexpense and without dela: ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York avenue. 1m! ONEY, TO LOAN \‘T LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ATOR REAL ESTATE SECURTEY. y Shens Sep or circulars, address WM. D.CA- BELL, Cit nding pujils Teceived. a30-Gra pee i )N, ORGANIST AND CHOTR master, 11 Wwth street northwest. Private los- sons $1 per hour, Public voice classes fifty cents rer month. mi26 Su" Ss W. FLYNN, A. M.,. PRIVATE TUTOR, De &. WW. Cor. Sth and K streets'north west. Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French.German, Conve, Preparation for Collage West Point, Annapolis, aul ‘competitive examinations, Terms in savauce. XG CLASSES. $5 4 MONTH. _ AKITH. kee ‘Pglish Grammat, Spencerian U.S. History, Geography, Spelting. yal PASHINGTON CON hs ‘THOS. 5. FISHER & 00., a13-6m_ 1324 F street northwast. PONEX TO Loan. Ihave MONEY TO LOAN ON RFAL ESTATF, in (00 and at lowest rates of in- oT ‘Next 10 City Pox Offica. 8. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH omer tad from $100 ans — ace Toes IMSL ET oer, ene | “Giiaxwen moderate. Xo delay. its branches. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set. All war- | Charges 3 “BH. WARNER, BOARDING. eee ane 421 916 F street northwert. PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BoARD- x ays accommodate st summer ratat tuo Mchae- PROPOSALS. ake ATTORNEYS. Soutwatae = Les 0 om peoreeeS TOE oees ST ONAL MILI- (uns BROWN, ATIORNEY-A, Ar LAW. WiLL HE LEXINGTON, CORNER OF lérm STREET Orrice o¥ NaTIOXAL CeMerEnres, } Noo: SH and 523 44 street nortitwen and New York ave. n.w., with pleasant rooms for WasHINaToN, D. C., July 16th, 1883-1 jy%-Im (Chauuey Building.) Permane t and transient guests; fable boerdem | | SEALED PROPOSALS, th triplicate, with a copy of S accommodated at summer rates. ‘Mra. M. I. COLLEY, | this advertisement attached to each, ill be recei: at AMUEL H. WALKE! . Proprietress. dyl2-taepl” | this «fice until 12 M., v 10) OTARY PUBLIC AND AKGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT, AT 314 AND LAN AaRY ROOMS FOR Boarding for three months at fifteen dollars per month, Advance payment strictly required. my25-Sm IREMONT HOUSE—CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR. First-class table; poligg and attentive servants; very icerrable situation for families. Rates: $0 and giper EN ISON, Prop. day; $25, $30, $35 and $40 perm. E. ‘JHE LAPIER HOUSE, 8.W.COR.10ra AND ESTS. -W.; Cool rooms; the best conducted Board: we the city. ‘Transient Boarders atreqsonable torms. Meals at all hours, E DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND ‘scoommo dated 829 GERTHEMEN, O12 06 3r-.0pp; Fatent Ofc. AGES ; = Hic fortable Dining Rooms for Ladies and’ Pamiiise op COUNTRY BOARDING. 1D— OOM FOR RE Ci it Greeren cite aes IRON Reece “apply tot. Oo NEWHLAR Cutten R. B. Station, Va. OOD COUNTRY BOARD can BE HAD AT THE Gers House, Strasburg, Va. Pure air, attrac- th ccenery, \d aecessible by railroad. Address CEN- THAL Hu} Sk Strasbars, va aul-3t* HREE FOUR PERSONS GaN OB’ iN Addrees ASB. 0 Btar office, Adres A.B. O.. Gearosice, _—___sul-20 OR WiTHO! D, ER ASANT BOOMS. WITH a ‘THOUT BOAR! jah. W. B., B. & O. R., five utes from milk, shi station; ote, ‘Tornie moderate. Address FAIRVIEW.’ Beltsville’, 01, Pr. Geo. county, Mae e aul-2e —TWO LARGi T- ye Re EN furnished rooms on | id September, on reasonable torre by apegiae Fe, CD Wied, Wome te EX ADULT Bo: ERS; YOUNG Wisisie iGHT ADULT BOARD) 7. M. R. i; near So ee eee ae Fauquier County, Ve. 7 ABge Bois TO0uST Grove ansoENS on SATURDAY, AUGUS' ‘1EENTH, 1883, for the following deseribed work at National Cem namely: ‘At soldiers’ Home National Cemetery, near Washing- ton, D. C.—For furnishing and erecting $50 feet, more or jess, of iron railing for enclosure, | For furnishing and erccting two ornamental wrought iron gateways, For construction of a rcetrum. At Loudon Park National Cemetery, near Baltimore, ‘Md.—For construction of 340 feet, more or lees, of stone wall with stoue coping and iron failing. For rebuild- inx 650 foot of stone enclosing wall. For furnishing and erecting one ornamental wrouzht iron gateway. Plans ‘and specifications for any or all of thie work, with detailed information relating thereto, will be fur- Conceraiog the work af te Loudon Park Cemetery wih con the. r wi also be furnished o2 juartermaster’s or all bids, or to he work on By ae i ng Re N. BATCHE: Dek. WS Depnty Quartermaster General, U. PROFESSIONAL. __ ASY FE(-T ARE R} QUISITE TO HEALT govity;, hence tke thousands, thet sind t, 1416 Pennsylvania = o rs fone, Digcased Naila fon, D.C. order. = FH, 1, BOV KDI anoy Recraci, given. 17 G street opposite ian House, eee eee, SPECIALTIES. $s OR REN1S. 630 La. ave., next to City P. O- ¥. LEIGHTON AND RICHARD E. PAIKO, 'e ‘Attorneys. have removed Law, their offices to No. 482 Louisiana avenne northwest. 326-1 NN, © ar ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Boome? and 4 Gunton Law Baiidiag, 2 Louixiena avenue, Realdence, 240 North Capitol atrvet A GOODRICH, aaron Y cafe expert Confilontial nded to without publicity. HALL, Justice of the Peace and Notary Public, H. ‘northwest, oo HAS, J. GOO NG F street Ht, 2 ENTER oT ESFcamag, me and F streets. Good work, good references, y at GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. 5. enuzey, STOCESSOR TO PRESS SHIRTS, ManuracroEees OF FINT us ‘1112 F Sreeer Noxrawest, WasumsaTox, D. 0. ‘OF atihend BROO) TELLS ALL pe SCRAP PICTURES. Hates Seer ‘of the Dress ones S13. EE eg mhat "Tuomrsows x mee MEWS FURNISHING ZMPORIUM, £16 F Street, Opposite Patent Office for 65 cts. snd Underwear. AT HALF PRICE. SILK GLOVES REDUCED FROM $1.75 TO #1. LOT OF RIBBONS REDUCED FROM 7c, TO 250, MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. dy21. A LANGE AND VAHTED ASSORTMENT OF Ladics' and Children's BATHING SUITS, at M. WILLIAN'S, -7Cite Trovise, Paris. 907 Pennaylvania avenge, 1 have succeeded in procuring a few more of those JERSEY POLONAISE, Tu Biack and Garnet, for which itwas imposible to supply the demand « fow woos ago, aT DOCS, SINTH AND OF STREETS. CEN. THREAD SHIT ail sizen, BALBRIGGAN SHI UNDERWEAR, at 25e., all Kime. | Genuine CUT PANT-SHAPE, Whicwt sii best manner, all sizes, at Thc. cach. SIERY (Moriey’s? ype ml peers. Mish end Am Ee ECKWEAK, in new shapes. Freneh, nerican Suspenders. Shirts made at $9, $10.60 and $12 ver half dozen, NTON” FISHER. Ms ANNIE KE. HUMPHERY, nr TSS French Hand-1 aie French, Germanand Bpanish spoken. a5 S—_—_—_—_—-—--S]-S-..———— 507) Proroe Fu 507 GFO, ©. GWYNN, 607 45 STREET 6.W.