Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1883, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. — WASHINGTON fanaa - Auaust 17, 1863. FRIDAY Editor. CROSBY S. NOYES Se Evening Star hos» reguiar. permanent torn fee dally circulation more thar trepie {at of any other duiiv waver published ta Washington. and eaual to tat ali tne etner daily papers here added toxether ‘Tux Stan office is connected with the Telephone Ex- «large. Advert#ements, orders for the paper by mai 216 otherwise. news, or any information or business (an Le rent day or night, free of charge. ‘Tue Stan will be sent by mail, post paid, to thos Jeaving the city during the summer for any I time, and the address changed as often as desired. Subscription, Sifty cents per mouth, POSITIVELY Lt abvaNce.. ‘The Double Sheet To-morrow. ‘Tne Sax will be tssued as usual In double-sheet or eight-page form to-morrow. As thes> Issues commend an extra edition they are most accepta- Die to advertisers, who will confer a favor by send- ing in their orders early to insure Insertion and classification. <2--—__- The fact that the telegraph strike Is practical atanend !s no longer to be quest A tight Uke thet inaugu Short, sharp and ein order to succeed. It must win quickly, if at all,and when It became apparent thet the companies would yield Rot even tor the of public inter: st ventenve, t of the strik 3 almost inevitat question of endura: 1 corpora- tions snl men depentent upon their daily labor for a Livi If it had been a matter of the sub- ance; but the wages of telegraphers support many families, Operators with wives and ehtldren to provide for conld not, for any considerable lenzth of time, depend upon the uncertain contributions of trades-union or- ganizations The numerous desertions from the Strikers for two days past show that the operators have despaired of coereing-the companies into any recognition of their demands. The Western Ualon has nothing to boast of, though it bas compelied Its employés to succumb. It requires no detatled examination of {ts books to show that a prompt compromise would have been Much more advantageous than {ts present posl- ton. The loss in business to the Western Union for the pertod of the strike 1s estimated at not less than $750,000, while 1ts expenses, counting extra Wages to induce men to remain, the feeding of its Operators, repairs of wires and other outlays caused by the strike, have not been materlally de- reasec. Its outlay in maintaining the strike has been almost as heavy as the cost of furnishing ac- ceptable service under the old order of things. ‘The tneflictent service of the Western Union has riven a large share of the business It controlled to rival companies, which have wisely expanded thelr capacity to meet the public demand. These rivals will retain @ larse share of the business thus driven to them. The strike has directed at- tention to the necessity of Increased t-legraphic Service, and bas Infused new Iife Into the Postal Company, which, even ff 1 should ultimately sell to the Western Union, will work the latter great Injury. In Union, the «fect tts course as had upon public opinion must not be omitted. It has earned the | lasting 1-v of the public at large. The com- pany has exhibited itself as a grinding monopoly, caring nothing for its employés, conceding noth- ing to pubite interest. There Is a determined sen- timent that this selfish octopus shall not retain {ts present dangerous proportions, and the pres- sure of public opinion In favor of a government telecraph, or of some means of curbing the auto- cratic powers of the great monopoly, wiil be 50 | Wigorousty exerted upon Congress as to secure Prompt legislation in that direction, The com- pany has won a costly vietory. +2 —__ ‘The testimony of representatives of the different trades organizations so far submitted to the Senate investicating committee all tends to the Same point—to show an unsatisfactory condition of labor in this country. One witness testified that the freicht-handlers in New York can but seldom afford meat upon their tables; that this article of food, considered among the necessities Of life tn this country, Js, in fact, a sort of luxury to men who work bard. It was also stated that the car drivers work from fourteen to seventeen hours per day for w: rely sufictent to main- tain themselves and their fomiltes in the poorest manner. Cigars, uceor{ing to the testimony, are made tn flithy tenement houses, and the making yields poor pay that whole families, tnelu ling aut engage in {t, to keep body and soul Even in Massachusetts the condition of together. Mnill operators ts deseribed as anything put that of comfort and independence. One fact Is made patent by the Senate com- Mittee’s Inquiry, and that ts, that strikes do not Pay the laboring men. They usually result in faflure, and the loss entailed upon the working- Man means suffering for himself and family, while the capitalist has a bank account to fall bac ‘Upon. —__—<++____ Aimemberof © 3s 1s reported as hav! €lared nis tntention to Introduc: session, a bill prohibiting Senators ig de- at the coming A Re atives from holding and using t tts the distri : where ost good. The © fore » that Stn his pocket he ts Stion, or an; panties are dent manner.” Of course rd these favors of the tele it of a bribe, as they are of these fr: to consid the & question in which the t terestet, In an indepe public men do not rej graph company in the I Destowewt unconditionally; but all the same, the franks place members of Congress under imprope Obligations to the company. It is not to be sup- Posed that the motive of the Western Union in giving ¥ franks to Congressmen and others in high oM 1:1 positions tsentirely unselfish. Itis a Very Inexpensive method of establishing an influ- ence over legistation, The custom of accepting favors trom corporations {3s one that ough t to be @»andond by men tn pubtte life. $<» jon of minister at Corea Js not a very , uecording to the report of our first ent to an island, amonga people ery respect, and where a hovel 13 nce, and palatable fool very Is the fate of a Corean minister. Hereafter When an oftice-secker becomes annoying the Prest- ent might get rid of him by suggesting the Co- seare Tean mission. It’s as bad as Jim Anderson’s “con- suish!p in a warm climate.” ——__<e> —___ The movement for the renomination of Prest- Gent Arthur has taken definite shape in Onto, where county executive committees are being or- Ranized for the express purpose of pushing his candi Iz 1s worthy of note that the state in which Mr. Arthur was most unpopular with the Fepublicans at the beginning of his administra- tion ts the one most forward now in behalf of muaking him his own successor. According to Privat- Dizi, however, not many of the straightout Garfleld men love Arthur well enough to vote him a second term. Balti: viable notoficty by the Presentment of the mayor of that city for offictal malfeasin The American charges It all to dem- Ocratic factional strife. It speaks of the machinery Of the} fused asa weapon against poltti- cal antaconists, and appeals to “faction spite” to Shae 1 not further injure the good name stay bition state convention of Michigan sTepublican party for bad faith and red it in npetent to deal with the liquor question. It was then voted to raise $100,000 a8 a nm fund. The prohibitionists must count vy election expenses, —_——__~--____ ‘The quiet, steady rain this week, which seems to have Deen rather local in tts character, has put & cheerful face upon the growing crops in this neighboriood, which were looking decidedly biue, or rather yellow, under the late dry weather. The Prospects for a good yield of-corn and late pota- toes are now more than fatr, <2 ‘The Bonapartists of Paris have made Prince Victor, son of Jerome, heir to the Napoleonic ex- Pectations The chance of hfs realizing anything from them, happily, grows more remote with each year of the republic's extstence. Washingtonians are rushing home from the “smemoer resorts” in quest of their winter flan- nels, ——- ~~ Gen. Boynton says the pension sharks must go. Marcnes Dowx ! r +..__ BEST PARLOR, 2000's. anls anting the cost to the Western | { | Weonwan & Lornnop, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 Pennsylvania Avenue. D Street 912. ONE PRICE ONLY. JERSEYS!1 JERSEYS!! The demand for JERSEYS still continues, with every indication of a still greater demand for this most popu- lar artice of wear during the approaching season. Although at present the demand far exceeds the supply, andl orders are taken only for future delivery, we have om hand a choice amorunent of JERSEYS in all the fashionable shades, A NOVELTY IN GREY JZRSEYS. We are now showing a decided novelty inaGREY FEKSEY, something entirely new, msde to our order and not to be hed elsewhere. They aro made plain, | with a rolling coliar, and are suitable for ladies wear- | iux second mourning, or those desiring quiet shades. Only $3.50 each. OUR $2.50 JERSEY, | Still continues'to be the leading JERSEY in this mar- | ket, silk stitched, with handsome Cuffs, Black and | Colors, $2.50 each, CREAM JERSEYS REDUCED. We have reduced the price on our stock of CREAM JLERSAYS, and will close tuem out at $3 each. NAVY BLUE JERSEYS. In our #4 JERSEY we have an olegant fitting gar- | ment in Navy Blue on!y; Piaited back, with satin bow, rever collar and pockets. WE HAVE TAKEN STOCK. There are still a few lots which we wish to close; for fostance, in our Suit Department we find a dozen Laiies’ Fine LINEN ULSTERS, dolman sleeves, hand- somely trimmed; price $3.50, and we want to close them for $2 each. Also adozen SHETLAND SHAWLS, roduced to $1, | $1.25 ana $1.50, Also s few Fine MOHAIR ULSTERS, styles, Mother | Hubbard, dolman sleeves and coat sleeves, all in fine woods, marked down very low, to close ! ! LADIES’ POINT WRAPPERS, two dozen only, well made, fast colors, gathered rufile, sizes 32 to40; marked down to $1 each, to close, AN EXTRA BARGAIN! 1 This time tn LADIES’ HOSE; solid colors; extra long aud full fashioned, 95c. per pair, or 3 pairs for $1. LADIES’ BALBRIGGAN HOSE, silk clocked, full regular, extra long, 25c. per pair. LADIES’ FINE HOSE, selt-clocked, full fashioned, | Colors and Blacks, 50c. per patr. MISSES’ GAUZE UNDERVESTS, size 18 only, to close, have been marked down to 12 gc. each. MEN'S GAUZE UNDERVESTS, 25c., 37%c, and Sue. ; all sizes! A full line of JEAN DRAWERS at 50c. per pair. REMSTITCHED MULL FICHUS, polka spot, full ize, reduced from 48c. to 25c. each, to close ! ! CARRICKMACROS$ LACE, 23 and 3 inches in width, reduced from 25e. per yard to 15c. CHILDREN'S LACE AND HAMBURG COLLARS, also reduced in price. We call special attention to a lot imarked $1, which were formerly sold for $1.37} and 31.68. : LADIES’ SILK JERSEY GLOVES, new shades, 6 and 8 button lenwth, 75c. and 87ic. LADIES’ LISLE THREAD GLOVES, three elastic, lace wrist, 50c. per pair. DRESS SHIELDS; a full assortinent, including | Shields for Jerseys GENUINE ENGLISH COLLARS. VIRGOE, MIDDLETON & Co.'S Celebrated Eng- lish, Side Tab COLLARS, only $3 per dozen. S27 ASK TO SEE THEM, aulT Guear Sscerrce Ix Ccornixa AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, Being determined to make a Clean Swoep of the Entire Stock of Fine Clothing, previous to making alterations, Prices have been cut down regard- less of cost or value on | PANTS, WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, | CASSIMERE SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS. BLUE FLAN NEL SUITS, YACHT CLOTH SUITS, SERGE SUITS, SEERSUCKER SUITS, | BLACK CLOTH AND DIAGONAL SUITS, | BOYS surrs, CHILDREN’S SUITS, ODD FLANNEL COATS, NUN'S CLOTH COATS, ALPACA COATS, LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS, GOSSIMER COATS, OFFICE COATS. Our Motto: No trouble toshow goods. Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers, at tho MISFIT STORE, TENTH anp F STREETS. ‘Bo sure an come to corner 10th and F streets. aul7 | iy ARASOLS Curae. Ihave marked down the priceof PARASOLS to less than half price, for many of them. Examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined to reduce the stock if prices will do it. GEO. J. JOHNSON, aulT 713 MARKET SPACE. Sruesp Buanoarss MEN'S TROUSERS. August being the reat Pantaloon month. we went through our Pant Department yesterday and put the PRICES AWAY DOWN. Our showing includes Dark, Medium and Light Colors, among which are many very fashionable mixtures and strives. Persons will have no | trouble to be suited, as we have thom in all sizes and in every style. As resards PRICES, we commence with a $2.33 ALL- WOOL article. Then comes a $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50, $6, $6.50, $7, $7.50, $8, $8.50, $9, $9.50, $10 and $12 ones. A pretty fair range of prices, | one wouldsay. . . . Wehave, also, the BEST kind | of Light-weight Summer Pants for§l. . . . Those prices, we know, can't be spproached—quality and workmanship considered. Youths’ and Boys’ Trousers, as well as Childrens’ Knee Pants, proportionately as cheap, x A. BAKS & CO, LEADING ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAIL- OBS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET, aulT = Cr SAE aE SEAR OO al sac MOVEMENT CURE AND MASSAGE. HARTVIG NISSEN HAS RETURNED. Office, 915 G strest northwest. _aul7-3t* —_Nan nugatasara asa bales tt mye pn WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. EDUCATIONAL. se ANIED—DRESSMAKEKS TO WORK ON R RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFUKNISHED, | J}OR SALE-NEW FIRGT-GLAS? HOUSE, 12 Prowon and atic Cadenearments: none ut | J's handsome foot room. with alcove and lanme Fron age Boots Cirle. Also, to 0 eae ont a is. street southwest, after | closet, in highest part of sity. 1238 1th strect neat ‘Gurcie: $1. for pm baert ‘aul7-3t" | northwest. xf ault-st | sale or rent 2107 Pacevio-w.s wheke apple aT ae WaNTED—A REUIABLE AND ACTIVE MAN R RENT—TWO FURNISHED BEDROOM SALZ_OR TRADE_aT 4, BARGATNA who has experience in the Tin, Stove and Puznb- | H"singie or en sunje: Bath, hot and colt wees, ot 1S room tele house tol, HAM; cont $8, 000; ing, to dram up trade; mast have ‘reference. Address | Virwinis aventie aout ‘one blook from the Natlonal | will sell for $4,100. if acd THOS. E- JABLF. for Unres days a Ony Powiofice, giving amount | Musoum- : ‘aul6-o | WAGGAMAN. sulr-iw of salary wanted and full particulars. i y ; ees : RK RENT—ATTRACTIVE FURNI“HED ROOM, | JOH SALE_NEW PLEVEN -ROOM WELL-BUILT, WASTEDIAN, INTELUIG (NT YOUNG MAN bay window: to one or more gentlemen. Ref modern-style brick dwellia: fronting a netaged at, Gling to make himscf useful. Address X.X,%., | ences.” 1208G strest nortuwent. aUlS, 1T&18-9t° rcot spoas 148) and Corcoran strests with osllar, fap- tar office. : ot y 100. Price $7,180. ALBERT ¥. RB RENT—ONE FURNISHED SECOND-STORY | 2S peel eet, 3 WANTED—A FOREMAN DATRYMAN AND 1 WO Fetront Room, sonth pose Seen PECOND-STORE | FOX, 020'F == laborers ona farm. Apply at FULTON’S Loan ~ = aulT-2w . RESPECTFUL WHITE GIEL Kengral housework in small pravato family; Office, 314 Vth street northwest. V fol good wages: 216 12th street southwest. NTED—DISHWASHER AND GIRT. TO AS- nt the cook. Apply, between 6 and 7 p.m, st 804 E strect northwest. FOR RENT STO GENTLEMEN ONLY— Two handsomely furnished Kooma, 911 Massachusetts nue northwest, Keferences required. au6-2w* OR RENT—NOOMS_SOQUTH FRONT, FUR- F mak ith board, one square ‘ISHED or unfurnished. wit Navy Departments; all’ the Avenue wuss tho park in frente Fete changed.” 1803 cars ; references B Wetrees nn from oxen al we iy ANTED—A WHITE SERVANT, FOR GENERAL Housework. Apply to 417'Q street north- 8ul7, 20821-3¢* WHITE OR COL- at 1202 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. #8 per week, if c-mpetent; can make more. y NTED—IN ONE OF THE PROTESTANT IN. titvtions, a man and wite; also, a faithful wo- man. Good waxes to the right parties; best city refer- ences. Address L. B., Star office. aul7-3t* OR RENT. ANT FURNISHED APART- third foors; woutheen Sepeese, Sater es, ACNE joora; outhern exposure, cn strect northwest, between Franklin’ and M squares. FOR RENT—HOUSES. OR RENT—DRICK HOUSES, DESIRABLY LO- cated. Apply to WHEATLEY BROS., corner 7th street and Rhode Island avenue northwest. sul7-I1m Waxiepss vant, with good city refere dress; waxes, $12 per month. H., Star office, ul: NTE GOOD PRESSER. CALL AT ONCE, at JOHN G. BARTHEL'S, 114 @36 st.0.w.aul6-20 WASTED EXPERIENCED HAND* TO WORK on Ladies’ garments; Singer or Household m: chine. ly at 32245 43g street southwest. H. SACKERMAN, aul6-2t* WV ANTED-SIX FIRST-CLASS HOUSE _FAINT- Wt ; steady work. Apply to THOS. A. BRO’ 1413 F street northwest. aul6- JANTED—A GOOD COOK; ALSO, DINIAG- \ddress immediate V rantand dish-washer: must come with erence. 106 Lithasrect horthwest, euls-3t* WwW wash and iron in a family of five children and tie" adults; wages $10, Apply at 605 P street WANTERAT _SEMPORT NIGH VA.. 100 Y, fistcluss Carpenters; fiye months! work: Saheb ‘au3-1 ANTED-LADIES OR YOUNG MEN, IN CITY their own homes: $2 to #6 aday easily and quietly nade; work cit: by mail: ‘np ex agsigu’ no tae TURING COMPANY, Drawer TT, Philadelphia, Pa. dy18-Im* eral Workers, 24 Girls and Nurses, for this city, Baltimore, Philadelph's, New York and Siscwnore, $268 st. n,w., Licensed Agency. ‘0. Ey PRICE & CO. dy2-Tw" furnished with first-class Help Waiters, Chambermaids, General Houseworkers, Sc. Servant ANTED—A YOUNG, STRONG WOMAN TO northw: aul5-3t wi "2.50 per day; board $4 to € per week. W ¥ or country, to take nice, licht and pleasant work for reply. Pleaee address RELIABLE MANUFAC- WANTED, NEITE AND COLORED COOKS, GEN- Families furnished Servants with referenc ANTED—EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—FAMILIES Vv ft p—Cooks, wanted, L. DUNDORE, 518 10th st- . WANTED—SITUATIONS. WWANTED— BY AN EXPERIENCED SEAM. STRESS Cahgte ‘by the week ; can operate several sewing ines. Address Box Star office. = WANTED (4 LADY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT desires to sive German lessons in some select School; would also take @ few private pupils. Address A. 8 fice. aul7-3t* \NTED_BY A YOUNG MARKIE its, a position ax bookkeep roferenons will be fufnished, “Address office. ANT! MAN OF WANTED POSITION AB COPYIST OR CLERK in an office; reference if required. Address X., Star office. aul6-2t" WANTED PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER. maide, Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Waiters and Boys, with'references. Women éervants can be avon at office. Liconsed Agency, 926F st. n.w. C.E. PRICE, ED—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ng for gentleman, wife and baby, suitable for ‘keeping if desired, or simall house; George- for both. Address NELSON, Pension el WASTEDIBY A LADY. TWO OR THREE UN- furnished Rooms northwest, with licht and heat, with and without board. Please stats terms, which must be low, fuil particulars and precise location. Ad. dress ELPIS, Star office. aul A LADY IN ON OF THE DE- partinents, two Unfurnished Rooms on line of or ‘Address, within one square of F or 9th street cars. description of rooms and price, H. anl6-2 WANTED—HOUSES Ww r TAS nished house. Address X. aul6-3t FOE BENTSIX- ROOM ‘HOUSE. WITH CELLAR, latrobe, gas, water, bath and bay window. Kent, $30, 1017 11th street. " apply 1106 Lst. n.w. aulT-3t ih Batons tie ar eatue ys GUROEE atesponsibie f nits, well-furnished house of et roomes first-class looation’s rent $235 per month. Address D., Star office.aul6-1m R RENT—NICE CONNER BRICK HOUSE, 131 ‘Maryland avenue and 2d street; 12 rooms and two bathrooms: all modern improvements; large front yard; everything in good order; wituin a square of Cay itol Bark. . aul4-6t FE LENT QORNER DWELLING—PART OF yeenDd in good renaie Apply ES We Oe EOS mente and in : 0. JOHNSON, Tig 13th street northwest, PP ‘aul3-im OR RENT—HOUSE No. 815 SIXTH STREET northwest, containing 10° rooms; all modern im- Broyements: th wood repair. Inquire of W. 0. JOHN- )N, 718 15th street northwest. au9-2m_ PO! BENT OR SALE_FIVE NEW TWO-STORY and mansard roof Dwellings, with cellar under en— tire buildings. ‘These house are built and finished in first-claas style, and contain all modern improvements; “Queen Anne mings; natural wood finish; catho= dral glass windows, &c.;\ wili be sold on reasonable terms or rented to relisble tenants. DANENHOWER & SON, 1226 F street northwest. au8-Im R RENT—NEW DWELLING HOUSE, 1528 0 street northwest, Apply to J. J. SHEDD, 1402 14th atreet northwest. aus-4m OK RENT, 718 19th st, 14 r8.,m.1.$60. 802 21stst., 10 rs,,m.1. 725 20th st. 10 rs......45. 2010 Hst.,10rs.,m. 1.35, 2216 30th st, 9 rs, m.1. 30-0 1918 1.27. FOR SALE VERY CHEAP — FOR $2,000_TWo. Press front House, seven and water: food lot; on Kustreet boar Sth. We eIBOR- west. Fe SALE—FOR $3,500-ON EASY TERMS— Sik! oo aa aa de” WEE ACRE: 804 F street northwest. aul6-lw FE. SALE—FIVE NEW HOUSES ON Q STREET, between 7th and 8th streets northwest, will pay Percent net. Will be occupied by first class tenants on September Ist. Will sell to parties wishing to occupy now and Ist of September, Also, eix-room Brick, on 16th street, between S and T strests. Also, Horan Uae Haare ag ie posed ae ply to JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, 917 'F ‘street - west. aul5-lw BR SALE THREE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES, Located on N street, corner 12th street northwest, the ‘hishest location in this city, built very subst ntial, with the latest improvements, and containing 11 larye-mze rooms and aceliar. The first floor has rich ct cas fixturos, and polished brass is used for the reaidue. A largo ventilating space under the roof protects the third story. Ihe ¢route are faced with pressed and orna- mental bricks, and have lofty tower, the upper part of which acts as @ ventlistor. ‘The houses arv ope: for 2x- amination from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day. Otherwise apply to the owner, R, GOLDSCHMID, anl1-3m. 812 7th sirect northweat. KR SALE-I HAVE A MOST DESIRABLE Honee in the northwest section for sale; suitable for member of Congress or other gentleman of means; house finely furnished; can be bouxht with or without furniture, JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Real Kstate Broker, aull-7t 1416 F street northwest. Fe SALE—FOUKR NEW DWELLINGS, B street, between 4th and 5th northeast; 8 Dress brick fronts, desirable. Inquii P. tm. ; house 19x43. F oom modern improvements, new an: t 200 th street nor after 5 aull-Im 'OR SALE—DWELLING HOUSE ON K STREET, betweon 19th and 20th streets northwest; 10 rooms: iuodern improvements; large lot. Price $4,000. Easy terms. by WESCOTT & WILCOX, Real Estate Brokers, corner 20th and T streets northwest. au9-2W. OR SALE TWO-STORY, FRAME HOUSE AND Lot, ‘street_nor! + 8 rooms; 20- lot, running from 7th to 8th street. ‘au7-Sw* Fe SALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES, $1,100 A ae a eats tae, * Pea areca nort le of Green's Statue ose au estate. Apply 404 9th street n th weet sa anf-in OR SALE—THREF-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 226 ‘2d street northeast, 10 rooms, all modern improve- ments; house has been recently put in. will be soldat a bargain, “TH tate Broker, 1220 F street northwest. tet 3y25-1m FOR SALE—LOTS. RENT. st, n.W., 14 ra..$100/1723 De Sales st. n. Placen, | 11 re. Bz K 1 1824 - Jefferson’ ave.,10 ra. each, 5/908 D st, n.w,,9 re FE SALE BUILDING LOTS—I RAVE SOME OF the finest Lote in the northwest section for ealo at Miiat are now cheap, prices, ax prospective street and other improvements will wreatly enhance the value; now is the time to buy for the coming fall aud spring advances. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, ¢: x Estate Broker, 65/1231 30th et. n.w., 778 25 nia a ‘13 rs., 60/54 Cet. n.w., 16 Fe,... 35 | _S011-2w REIS Bimisees ace ineaet: 1107 Muss. av.n.w..9rs_601 ‘OR SALE—SMALL CASH PAYMENTS—EAS: THOS. Fisaal Lstato EIESt 3, head of Lith rtek, DANENHOWER 8 BOS! 1206 ea] ri of street NEN HOW! DN, 12 3y28-3m_ 1824°F street northwest. | Fuireste = eus-lin OR RENT—456 NEW JER. AVE. 8. E., OPPO- Toomn, tasemant bath, “raaue, Latvolse: perkins wont yarkinic; ren! $25. JOS, FORREST, ITE st we we Howke Th 04:30. 4y13-35¢* BUSINESS CHANCES. (A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HEAR OF A PAR ner in some howorable business, already started, Where services and small capital are needed. — Address, with full particulars and references, ENERGY, Stat office. aul6-4t TORE FOR RENT—440 SOUTH- west; old stand of the late Francis Golden. Also, Stock of Groceries in same for sale, together with horse and wagon. Inquire of Mrs. GOLDEN, over the re. ‘aul5-20* FPO BENT_A NEW BUSINESS PLACE, CORNER ith and Soldiers’ Home road; suitable for a good Grocery and Provision Store; building contains six rooms. Place for stable. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street northwest, aul5-3t ITO, QUARRYMEN AND CONTRACTORS. —DGLUE Stone Quarry for sale or lease, on right bank of Potomac, opposite Geonretown, D.C. , at Butler's Kock, just above Aqueduct bridge. Nearest quarry to Wash nvton. Inquire of T. J. MACKEY, Attorney-at-Law, Webster Law Building. auT-20 FOR RENTFINE BUSINESS PROPERTY, 932 ‘7th street northwest: for many years oocupled as shoe store, Apply to WM. G. BURNS, 501 street a Be jr STRE Wy ANTE IMMEDIATELY —A HOUSE OF Ni or ten rooms, in northwest section of the cit rice not to exceed $9,000. AUG. A. NICHOLSO 1 Estate Agent, G05 14th street. au northwest, : dy24-1 L BERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON time deposits: Unitea States Bonds bought and sold it market rates; Coliections made everywhere, a J.H. QU. & CO., Baukers, 1416 Pa. ave. m15-3m. WANtED-BY THE 15TH OF SEPTEMB “R, A House containing ten rooms, modern tmprove- ments, between 12th and 15th strecta and betwoen F and Q'streets. Addreas E. H, R., 26 Denmead strect, Baltimore, Md. ‘auli-lw* WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS WAXTED—T0 BORROW, ON NEWLY IM. _proved valuable property, northwestern part of the city, $5,000, at five per cent, for three years; inter. est promptly paid. Address H. W., Star office. aul7-2t* _D-DERMATOLOGY—BY DR. VAN DYCK, MA h 10a, Bl 723 aot ekreee nore you have Pimples, Blackeads, Liverspot ‘reckles, Moth, Tan, Sunburn, Kedness and Uiliness of the \ ores, or any Complexion Blemish, Dr. VAN DYCK can remove them and Beautify the ‘Com: plexion without any cosmetic, paint or ename!. If your Hair is thin, harsh, dry, faded or prematurely gray. If you have excessive Dandruff, Sealy Scalp, Tetter, Crown rontal; part or Temple Baldness. If you h: Irrecular Vyebrows or Lashes, Dr. VAN. D' scientific course of treatment, can produce a Vi Luxuriant Growth of Hair, Pretty Brows and If you wish a fresh, pre, clear, brilliant and bea Complexion, Thick, Heavy, Luxuri Hair, Kezular, Long and 1. ‘Yebrows and e8, Soft, White, Smooth ard Pretty Hands, consult Dr. VAN DY«K at once, The Doctor has practiced his specialty for nearly twenty years, and is thoroughly skilled in his profes- sion. Dr. VAN DYCK will have Parlors at 723 th st. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Aug. 15, 16 and 17, and Sept. 1, 2, 3. all and make your envagements at once, Supérfluous Hair permanently removed by the operation of Electrolysis by Dr. VAN DACK. Hours 8 a.m. to8 p.m. aul ° WW ANTEDTEVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT-THE can obtain Fichelberger's | Never-failing Chill Cure and of all malarial diseases of D, DAVIDS N, 653 E street southwest. ‘aull-3m WANTED-GET YOUR CARPETS CLEANED BY the Automatic Steam Process. The best in the country. Orders by telephone or otherwise recei momptattention, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 601 et Space. ang-4m by 8 roUs, MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE; PROMPT attention to all applications, SWORMSTEDT & 928 F Jy18-1m_ HAVE MOSEY 10 LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- tate or collateral security at 5 and 6 per cent. No delay when security is good. O. C. GRE! Room 1, Firemen’s Insurance Building, corner 7th strect_and Louiian a A) ON BEAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. B, 0 HOLTZMAN, 228 10th and F streets northwest, MOREY, 19,04, In sums to suit, 8 Jowert rates, on approved raa- estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, mn3L 1437 Pennsylvania avente. MOXEX10 LOAN-CN REAL ESTATE OR OTHER FOE SALE CHEAP, TO A PROMPT PURCHASER, Lot on 28d street northwest, Just north of Washing- ton Girele, “THOS. J. FISHEH & CO., 1924 F atrest northwest FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS R SALE—A PAIR OF E.G. ISH COACH DOGS, four months old. _ Also, a Baby Carriage in splen- did order, very low, Inquire at 628 10th strect north- cast, aul7-3t" Fee eae A 00D BARGAIN A NEWLY ES- tablikhed Steam Laundry, in a good location, doing a fair business, Can give good reasons for selling. Ad- dreas W., Star office. aul7-3t* OR SALE—A THREE-TON FAIRBANK SCALES will be sold cheap for removal. JOHN McCLEL- LAND, 10th street and Louisiana avenue. aul6-3t" GR, BALE AT GREAT BANGAINS PIANOS an aus that have been used. ree-KtOr} building fall of them. Some nearly new. Will be sold at a sacrifice for cus! YG. L. WILD & BRO, aull-6t* 709 Seventh street northwest. ROR SATESGREAT BARGAIN—MAGNIFICENT Extra Cabinet, ‘Upright Grand Fiano, handsome Rosewood Case, richly finished, three strings, ail the Dost Improvements; & very, massive instrument, only used three mouths; only cash, cost $650; owner leaving city. Also, 8 full 7-octave Square Plano, for ouly $125.” Other bargain’ Easy’ payinenie, ADey to PIANO EXCHANGE, 427 10th ate aul PE SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED MILLINERY store, doing a xood active business; splendid oppor tunity; one of the best stands in the city; $500 necessary. Address J. C., Star office. Sy25-19t 'Y CALLING AT THE STABLES OF WM. F. GEYER, 470 C street northwest, you can find new Cc ecound-hand Carriages, Huggies and Weecns for selection of Horses. sale or exchange. Also, a’ R000 Ferms reasonable. “Horses, Buggies and Carriages for ire. VOR SALE—TEN HORSES, AMONG THEM TWO fine matched Teams, six fine Saddle, Driving and Work Horses: also a large stock of Cart compris- ing an elezant five-glass Landau, Drag, six ‘Passenger Park Phewton,s Coupe Rockaw andaulet, — two pes, Surreys, Buawies, Photons aud the Licht- ning Jump Ben the best family carriage in use. It is cheap, light, stylish and roomy. Fine English Saddle and Bridie, single and double Harvew, &. | Call and examine before purchasing. Everything strictly 9s represented, and on the most reasonable terms. W. F. DOWNEY, 1620 to 1624 L street northwest. aus OR SALE—A 5: NCH ENGLISH BICYCLE IN perfect condition at a ba 8p. m. at Room $3, LeDroit Building, corner sth and F streets northwest. aul0-2w* R SALF-IMMENSE BARGAIN—ELEGANT, Nearly New, Square Grand Scale Fiano; Handsome Homewood Casa, “Carved Loxu: Superb ‘Tone: for only $150 cash, including Stool and Embroidered Cover; security, sums to suit from $100t any amount; | Oyuer leaving the city. This is a very rare opportunity. loweet rates of Internet leastexpense and without delay: | OWer bargains on easy mono EXOHANGES © ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York avenue. mb! jy31 427 10th street northwest. y ONEY TO LOAN ‘OR SALE—NEW PIANOS, WITH GUARANTI if AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST at wholesale firures for cash. Also, Pianos for rent ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. at lowont rate to reliable parties. @. H. KUHN,407 10th ‘THOS. J. SHER & CO., street northwest. ‘Zl-im $a13-6m FONEX To Loan. Ihave MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in fluuis of frou $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of in- crest, ‘Charges moderate. No delay, J21 1324 F atreet northwest. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. __PERSONAL TANTED —HARBAUGH'S WHOOPING CoUGH SYRUP. Certain cure. Also a Liniment to use in Manufactured by GEO. WOOL- \ connection with it. RIDGE, Pharmacist, cor. Md-av. and 45 st.8.W. a2-3m ANTED—WHEELMEN, IT IS TO YOUR IN- terest to know that all Bicycies and Tricycles re- W pital | Cali between 6 and | | j quarter. on COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. THE COLERAINE PES EET 12. ault-6 1 PROFESSOR ALEX Dr WOLOWSKI REOPENS his Musical Tnetitute at 615 11th street, between, F Femarkably short maces, Parties tor orioe Soncerta. Speran am Orat rice will Gnd their Mecca in Profes- a es we Trot GW: howe: jo OME SCHOOL For YOUNG or TE CEDARS—A Ladies and Little Girls—wi!l re-open Monday. Octo- Der 1. 1t te situated on the Hl ‘Georgetown, and is accessible by street carr to of the city,” The — ‘extensive, wg ~ i ve and a. le moderate. For sditrewe tho MISSES EARLE. 1916 Sith wt Washington, joot-amn ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Ww nd Deon. Ea: ‘Bls-9m" tal Muro and » sors System, which is the shortest and best, saving ‘Open all the year. Cor. 7th ate fer tater tac! Ties Sees | Nee ean veeennener, See, gh wd pa suit | Sdvattaren, “0: B. BULLARD, Director” REN NB. 88 REOPEN SEPTEM- 188 AMY LEAVITT. OF BOSTON, RENCH LESSONS.—OLASS Bi SEPT M's a term “by my new Euphoulc, System. of ai | Harmony: Leeson continued during the wanna loa at oxlerate rates. At 9:20 p.m. for Xoung __Addrens 944 K street northweet. and Children. lor. VY QEWOOD INSTITUTE. SELECT SCHOOL FOR ohtidren at 1:30. Other m: and cinases for 9 4 ite. Private tuition if deeited, MPLLE VW. PRU: Norog tadiog 1am 1a las mere sduite. | Pris HOMME, 1323 K street northwest. NEW SIGHT scoot FoR Bors. 1588 I STREET NORTHWEST. Penmanship, (rapid business. ‘rench for $5 aul? English branches, hand), Book-keeping, Short-hand and Per month. Maint ful and healthy locality. niles from W: D. Go. on baliore and Obie Railroad. jenbracesa ful COLLEGIATE COURSE, Including SCIENTIFIC AND PRAULICAL AGRICULTURE, waatalca forte. frm fr tet ine month, commencing , board, tuition, fuel, lights, and wastinge #200." i Board of Trustees: Governor William T. Hamilton, president. ‘Hon. Geo. H. Williams, President of the seaate. Hon. Ous Kei holtz, Speaker of the House. Hon. C. J. M. Gwinn, Attorney General. ie Rovoyes Seer. aed Hen, George B: Loring U- Hon, John Carroll Walsh. U.Com. Agriculture. F. Carroll Goldsboron, Allen Dodge, Ena. sa Leal Sept, 26°53. For circulars, addres WM.D-CA- HELL, chy. a tow beasdiae puerta bi ee eatin perils recon) om DENTISTRY. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 l4TeSTREET NORTH: west. Beautiful sets of ‘Tecth and yey 9g th filled for $1. Extracting without pain, 50 cents: All operations warranted. ___by6-3mu* R. HARTLEBEN, GRADUATE OF PENNSYI. I ) Yaula College, Pulladelshia, having purchaed tm: and ce, has Tes praction. T oonfic Gently recommend Bim to my patrone and the publie grocrally asa dentist of ‘ondoubied mbiity. M. AL ARMA, Deatint, 1015 14th wt. n. 225, RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN= seried ,mpmietiately after extracting natural to Tate gplcndid suconms. ” Modern methods and skullin ran Dentistry. Moderate daily” DIL DONNALLY. 1321 F treet northwest, Di RANDALL PARSONS, Dewrier, 428 7th strect northwest, over Ballantyne’s Book tore. Gold fillings # specialty, Gas given day or night. 15 D2 My TAL r DENTIAT, No oe tH ietrrt, os fim corner EB.” Deritist Se oranchde. "Teeth $7 perset. All work war: Hon. Ezra Whitman, “Hon Ve1imot Johnson. _GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. addrem A a SMITH Precitent Golege Sees | G ‘ Sa Prine Georgi’s Count, Maso sulsaw” |S. B. ELLERY, ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE. ‘CCESAOR N 1hesecond session of the NORWOOD INSTITUTE = ad opens "ey 26th. . Win, D. : Princ! . reanited by sole corpe ot foie inate” = <saceel ee ees Yore. "rah Classical nnd Pngtich course, inl NUFACTURERS, OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, Natural Sciences. Every facility is afforded for obtain: GENES’ CFUI K PRtguabes "yemushenad immer aed Grama soared Bs. 5 ion in Mume, vs ‘GTO FS a petruction of hicheet eradein Mune, | 1119 F Srarer Nonrnwest, Wastixorox, D. ¢. iasnes," For full information uddrese the | ix of the Finest Deas Riis to onder. Wen 6: “Granary “Department for" ue’ schematic | Giz Exits Fine Shirts to onder . St Year, $50; including French, $10. aul5-Im~ | “mnge” = ELINGTON ACADEMY, CONOQRAN BUILDING, Corner aver! po GeO G. Hremary a Reet Shoal Byyeand tng | L'omrsoxs | Men. "Number limited. Only scholars of good mor: SHIRT FACTORY character received. Fall term of 1883 begins Septem ber 10th. "Day and Evening Sessions. Careful and axp thorough instruction in the Common English Branches, Book-keoping, Short-band, Higher Arigumetie “Ale: bra. Gi ¥, Latin and Greek. BURTON MA- CAFEE, A. M..'Principal, Washington, D. C.aul WAVERLEY SEMINARY, 1597 I ST, N. W.—Board- Opening, Seok Sikhs Fee ares aed Cd ren, , Bept. or C ataleyricn ap and Drug Stores or Principal, Mise LIPSCOMB. a16-2m, WITHIN ©. SHOKTLIDGE’S ACADEMY FOR $},foung Men'and Boys, Media, Penn... 12 iatles from Philadelphia. School year opens SEP/ EMBER 12TH. Fixed price covers every expense, even books, &c. No extr: charges. No iucidental expenses. No examina. tion for admission, Thirteen experienced teachers, all men, and all graduated. 8 ‘opportunities for apt students to advance rapidly. = drill for dull and backward boys. Patrons or dents may select any studies or choose the regular English, Selentific, Busi- Bess, Classical or Civil Engineering course. Students fitted at Media Academy are now in Harvard, Yale and ten other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools. ical er ania Chemical aboratory: s fineGymnasiun aba Ball Ground. 1,500 ded to Library in 1883. Apparatus doubled in 1883. ‘Ten students sent to collecein 1883. A graduating class in Commercial Department in 1883, Media has seven churches and @ temperance charter, which prohibits the sate of all intoxicating drinks. For new illustrated circular address the Principal apd Pro- Prietor, SWITHIN ©. SHORTLIDGE, A. M.. vard University graduate, ) Media Penn. The Princ. pal will be at the Rixgs House THURSDAY, August 3d, from $ to 10 p. m. aulé-im KLAND _ SC HOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY jREOPESS SEPTEMBER 17H. BR SPEISG. MD. circulars, &c., address 2uis-im HENRY C, HALLOWELL, A.M. IT! Boys ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL, 3. W. HUNT, Parscrrar, Will open September 10. 1843, tu the “North Session Room of Dr. Sunderiand’s Church, 45 street. The puuils of this school take high stand in the various Institutions of the land. Mr. Hunt may be addressed through lock box 535, aul3-3n PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ESTAB- lished in. 1864 and imvroved yearly, oceuples spa. fous, handsome and commodions bali in Lincoln Hall Dullding, corner 9th and D streets uw. Training for sons and dauchtors for real life, for self-support, wee- fulness avd honorable independence. ‘office Qpen for reception and re-istration of students August 27. Rewular day and evening eessions resumed MON- DAY, Sept. 3. “Course of study: Penmanship, Ortho raphy, English we, Business Correspondence, Business Calculations, Bookkeeping by single and dou- ble entry, ‘Commercial Law, Political ‘Eoonomy, and Business Morais. 8) ial departments of Elocution and Phonography. “I the Business P depart- ent the sthdent investa capital, depostyild the Collere Bank, mekes purchases for cash and’ time, gives and recsives notes, checks, drafts, receipts, Kc. pays Hie a ce and taxes, and keeps all of the ac- coun! International Business College Diploma conferrmd ‘Upon graduates at close of scholastic year. It is of ad- Vantaye to students to be registered and fully equipped prior to the opening day. Hours of Iustruction—Day sessions, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p. m. Evening sessions, Monday, Luesday, Thursday stfution Leer“Day econ, year scholarship,’ tuition Fees—Day seasiona, a in $50; year scholarship, in installments, §60, payable $1 on admission and remainder in monthly ins ts of $10 each; by the quarter, $20 upon admission. Even- ing ressions, year scholarship, in cash, $50; the ‘adintteiou, $16; Uy the mouile on = , 36. ‘New Illustrated Annual sent by nail on application, HENRY C. SPENCER, bhun cipal. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. aul NTS HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FoR GinLS near Baltimore. Noted for healthfuln thorough instruction, careful training, and refining influeriocs of aChristian home. ‘Ihe next terin will begin SEPTE BER 19th, Kev. ARTHUL J. RICH, A. M.. M. D. Rector, Reisterstown, Md. $y17-Baw, 201 Oi GEORGE'S HALL FOR BOYS, RE Se town, Baltimore county, Md., prepares for any follere ot business life. $300 per Fear, urpasced, per - iu th .” Prof. 9, C. KINEAK. A My FOE SALES. J. MEPKS, 621 G STREET NORTH. | Principal. Ca 3 3y17-2awdin west, offers rare induceinents in Carriages of all | Ps CS ARON SOROGG GEG tyes. ‘Call and examing before purchasing elsewhere. | "VHE WES’ INGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Hon and no: top Seber Buggies, Papionn, FauniyCar. | 2725 Pcrectnorthwert, Mise M1. Le, Princt. fae Witee wo Gosiie et patting “promptly | tember 12th, Td, Tornzs #30 to 00, accurtine to vib sell ches terms | Branches tan For circulars apply toG. 1. . frusrantoed, “1 SBesY and suite Alayis | corner Mand 32d streets, sppiy to Cqui-eodian POR SALE{A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAR- BLE and Granite Monuments, Headstoues, Vases. etc. Monuments cleaned in cemeteries. WM. RUTH- ERFORD & CO.. Pa. ave., cor. 21st st. nw. ap28-4m* 10 WILL BE PAID FOR POSITION OF any kind in one of the Departments. Ad- dress Discreet. Star office. aul5-3t* COUNTRY BOARDING. MITT BROTHERS Oo Makers at 452 9: street. | OUNTRY Boalt TWO MILES NORTH OF Buri BROTHERS. Sy31-3w’" C ity ood shade, fenty of teat li Ke, convey ae 5 = — | anes fo'and. from i: stabling for Wanted, indies ts earn Geos wing, Bee ais | horses. Address BHADE, Bar office” ‘auli-6t ing, by verfcetion, tang eyatan.Drosa inakarn please —— Westiwate this. m. Parlors and schoo idistreet n.w., between Hv and F streets. “Jyta-aun PROFESSIONAL. ‘ANTED-L IGF, 490 MAINE AVENUE | J,\4SY FECT ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH AND WY sontirwnet steams sorbet Seanine Socks, Meine Pepmevity:, hence the thousands that visit DR. and the bost in the city. Mattresses remade, feathors | WHITE'S Fxtablishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, renovated, furniture steamed; orders by telephone. myT WSAXZER- 1401 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OP- posite Willard’s—Hair Mattresses, Feather fed ‘and Pillows renovated; Oar pets cleaned, sto: andreiaid. All kinds of mattress fade to order. H. YOUNG. apl9 W put whiping ot tury to yous carpus Gra by ; sgepions SESSA anc PE GEER ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is aCom- missioner of Deeds for ‘State and Territory, U. pine aa, for, Evory Biate and Tetrtiocy, U. office from? a. m. to5 p. m. ANTED—UPHOLSTERY WOKK OF ANY DE- ‘W ‘eeavten. 4. B. CHASE & BRO, Next to City Post Oftioa, oT opposite Willard’, fous: Diseased Nails and Pp&_H. L. BOVEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIA) ‘treats “successfull Female, Dise Nears ay ftaselan,, Bul ‘and all Medi 1417 G street, cppocite Hig Beate ATTORNEYS. ‘Tur! given. HAPIN BROWN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL Cc ‘move his office At 1st, 1888, to jy¥-m Chauncy Ballaing.» SAMUEL H.W: Nos. 821 and 823 4; U. 5. COMMISSIONER, NOTARY PUBLIC AND +S KUTORNEY. FOR RENTS. BOARDING. ty La. ave., next to City P. 0. = a ¥. LEIGHTON AND RICHARD E. PAIRO, IP HE LOCHIEL, 512 97H STREET NORTHWEST, *" Attorneys-at-Law, furnishes very desirable inducements to permanent B, Femoved their offices to No, 482 Louisiana avenue transient Boarders. Pleasant rooms, eh suit ‘northweat je26-1m" Singles able Orel ase, ‘aul saad -RMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- re BCC sted at rates at the McPher- on seeee eaeee et cant secee cs ial SOUTHALL. HE LEXINGTON, CORNER OF 157x STREET ~and New York ave. n.w., with pleasant rooms for Permanent and transient guests; table boarders nec ‘atsummer rates. Mrs. M. I. COLLEY, proprietress. dy12-teep] ARG! AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT, AT 314 AND Tiere dite’ pezan Ris olay ot ine vs i strictly required. poets . 263m REMONT HOUSE—CHANGE OFP! PRIETOR. raat tee fable; polite and Sdlontive eoryaut very Se vicia Eee Gay ; $25, $30, $35 and $40 perm. EW DENISO; Lad iE, 8 W.COR.10rm AND ESTS, beat conducted ng = LOST AND FOUND. OST—BETWEEN CORCORAN ART +4 Psi ee ae third floor, Treasury department. Loe qa reLoOk Pak, onthe r paws? hn’ Soli Se wae eee Fe reward if returned to. BidPosat’ sors ‘OST_MONDAY iN, NEAR THE EB. bie Punch of ere Mago are Vath poaer a, Teceive {end fwo$'0 tals, sbeueb:88 oo dae, bates \) H. MILLEK ATTORNEY-aT-LAW, Ni, *'xeoms'3 sud’ Guaton Law ns avenue, 472, Residence, 240 North Capitol street. mh29 OODE! , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 124 DEAR- AL. tom sireot Ohie idles, fret, =n icndea tolwitsout publieity. = Dasiness Jewally, 3 BH * 3a. 5 jas the: ome ‘Peace and Notary Public, , 9th n37-12m. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. R SALE—A HANDSO! COUNTRY SEAT OF Priect taco: coperat tetsu goad sad We 8 ange gab buildin fine lawn; Rood water, Inquire on SPECIALTIES. KE TELLS OF ee aa OY BOOKS, &c. OR SALE—A FINE STOCK OF BOSTON BUCK- board Co.'s Side-ber Buggies and other Light Oar- Yiages. Their make is the in the country for the money. Other light and heavy Carriages, in great va- riety, for spring or summer use. zt ttended to. Repairing promptly “30 BE onanan, 125 410-416 th strest north west PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF ‘OFFICERS’ QUARTERS. QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Wasurxarox BAngacks, D.C., August 1, 1883. Sealed Proposals, in. tripli ith of this advertisement attashed to such wil Be reset Ged at Sais office until NOON OF WEDNESDAY, AUGUST wal be opstiet it reetoned athe fee eee ae in 3.08 ers, for. one frame cottage for non-commissioned Staft Oficers! quai Full information and the ted. blanks oan be had on application at this othe nen RE SERD SuTTE tee Sioae a G.a aul6-4t Mya artiiery, ARQ FOR CAST IRON WATER PIPES ROPOBAT SD OESCIAL CASTINGS. Ormice oF THE WasuiNeron AQUEDUCT. Beal voor: se ree ¢ this in tri at Pa Og Mea gy Ra thousand (3,000) tons, more or lesa, of Cast Iron Water ogahrenatalpmaapranbicd oa fot ket eran Seren Ga ee 8 7 ni ternal diameter; 2,650 lineal feet, 8 inches internal Giamsotor; 420 lineal fos6, 6 inchee ameter. For Specifi Blanks on which bids must be made, and all other sEply st this office. auls-6t Major of Boies cera Use. Army, SEWING MACHINES, é&c. 1TH ‘T SEWING MAC HI NE HOUSE ~™ STESTABLISHED. 1808, is ical au! running and highes: arm ade, movements made of the finest steel. Boise to thrend, neither has its ‘first-class new We, H’= YOU SEEN IT? ‘THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. to examine it before It mpioung durable Bowing Machloe. "All caiet ake f Mchines rold on eaay monthiy payments and spoctal OPPENHEIMER’S ‘Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, £28 9th street northwest, Bt Cloud Building, setae ea Se Newine RIVATE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOUL. 0. 405 kas CariToL STREET. CHARLES E. HILTON, A. M., Principal. ‘The Fali Term of this school wili open September 10, 1883. “Students fitted for any college, scientific #ehool, civil service examinations, or business. A limited number of pupils will be admitted into the family of the Principal, who will receive constant supervisiot a particular attention given to individual needs. Evening classes will be formed, and private instruction given to both sexes. Keferences furnished. WEENCH AND INGLISH FAMILY AND DaY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE 1305 17th st., corner Massachusetts ave,, Wash., D.C., Under the direction of Mrs. L. P. McDonald and Miss Anna Ellis, assisted by Prof. A. P. ch. A limited number of young ladies re- ceived as Parlor Boarders. For circulars and informa- tion call upon or address the principals at 1623 N street northwest, Was! 5 4 special Herdio will onnvey pupils. residing on Capi- tol Hil direct to the school aud. ‘aus-3m HORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, $100 Course. Special students in Music, French, Hisee LOGY ‘The tweifth year beyine Tass For circulars apply t© Principal, STEPHENSON, ‘au6-im* . ST. JOSEPH'S COLLYGF, NEAR BAL- ‘Md.—This institution is with all Mines fs and affords ‘ver fora thorough and ta, HE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, A Day School For ¥« ‘Ladies and lidren, will re-open Septem- tye eran irs” Sct Waa Sa gat 12th street northy aul-3in Rees: iberand SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENTAR} 72 Ly 24 MENS FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, Opposite Patent OMoa, Fine Dress Shirts to order a specialty. Six beat Shi for $19.50. Ready_anade Shirts at following prices Gnninlabod, Go ces": Roinbel, wets” Ful tive ef uni # Shirts. “Fine ascoruuent of 8 jlowes, and Underwear, GOODS : ———— = M. Wauxus, Importer of PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODE, LACES, FINE NECK K, PARASOLS, DRESS ESAS Gath Sole Mikne wens BATHING SUITS, Etc. apt ‘1 Cte Trevise, Paria. ‘907 Pennsylvania avenna Toffer all my Summer Suits and Wraps at great! duced prices. seas nanatiapmaaa * ye Hars Foowrns Asp Sxx Muirrs AT HALF PRICE. SILK GLOVES REDUCED FROM $1.75 To #1. LOT OF RIBBONS REDUCED FROM 750, TO 250, MRS. M. J. HUNT, y2 YOUGLASS" uine FRENCH RAWERS, at $1.45 each, x UNDERWEAR, at Db 8 Boer Tbe. F STREETS, GEN. IGGAN SHIRTS and ENGLISH LISLE 1, $1. 25, $1.1 all sizes. Genuine PEPPELE! x Bice tits, manner, all #i: 4 TaN st Ent WEIGHT BHL at 50c. per price 750. and CUFFS. Handecme NECK WEAK. tn new ahiajos. Prone, Rag” jeriean Suspenders.” Shirts made at $9, $10.50 and $12 ver half dozen. er Astros FISHER, HEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH. MENT, We Setroctnorthwee Nia 5 ence. ‘Ladies and Gentle. mt > ra rocems. ‘Es wed. DeBmedt, official chemirt cto Oe jumibia: “Your chemicals are of the most effectual ture apd ‘and your: is sorpassed in Paris, ‘New York or elsewhere.” Noto. Grease spots guaranteed to be thoroughly removed-su39 M's ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, Maxee CORSETS to onder th very no jloand inalerta, Ly guaran tees fect fit and ‘comfort. ‘aes HER SPECIALTIES AKE— “lothing, Murino Underwaae French Hand-made Undere! ‘and finest Iny Honiery. it Shoulder and French Corseta and Busties. “The “1 Torte Sec tock ani, wae : : anda $1 Corset, her own make, thatfor the prige: —— SS eee _PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ ANOS, AKD OF EXOPLLENCE, IANCY OF TONE “AND RIVALED. 1 BAL DUKABI SINGING QUALIT WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPLRIOK TO ALL Ole: FACTORY PRICE EASY PAY! NTS. We give persous having Ola Piavc exchange extra advantures in the value 0! thei: old instruments, and balance can be paid monthly. iS p.m. EINEKAMI"S BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMB, 427 10th street northwest. aud Sreciat Sars Or UPRIGHT PIANOS BY CHAUNCEY J. REED, 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. in elaborately carved 8-stringed double rose- ered, with extra grand. cabinet rand, ty the oldest New York maker. Oriviial price $1,000 fered at one tird, aud wil take piano fu exchange. No. 2.—A Cabinet Grand, by the leading Boston ma- kere very fine Fiano, Factory price $190, ollered at No. 8.—A celebrated New York Piano, nearly new; worth $900, offered at $173. No. 4.—A good imported upright, $73. No. 5.—A le it, ns No. Yor, clerant Square Grand Piano, boucht at ‘sale and worth in the matchless Shon- monthly vayments, No. 6,—S) low prices niurer Cyunbella Ongant wold on $9 No. 7.—Very great bargains in second-hand Melo- deons and Organs, ranging from $20 to $50, 32 7 tans, ship abl repair G. L. WILD & BRO.'S MUSICAL WAREROOMS, 0525 709 7th street northwest. =a SE ee er ee EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS R of various makes for sale and rent at iiged prices. | Win- Knabe & Co.'s world Tithetrect, above Pa: ete omnis panes, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The Most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIAN The Bost Medium-priced Piano Manufectured. n WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. tabetha i vochand 6 CEN’ ‘ 330 The the city. ony COMENKY EBERDAC! No 915 F STREET. Managing oartner of tho late'firm Ellis & 00. G2 Faland devoted 00 thelr ir work, end ‘our erudeuts show snd Commercial aE —————————— DENT. ran Sebi Whee GOD "COMPANY, ‘ConneR 15TH STREET AND New YORE Ave. Capital. ‘Act of Congress January LJ el rates, Guat oe fovenet Elen 8 Oo, VicePresident INO, eS aes EVAR sere so. Benjamin P. Snyder, a <- Siw, ee es John G. Gas 3. “OTTO” a