Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1883, Page 2

Ww ASHINGTOD TIONDAY August 20, 1SS3- “CROSBY S. NOVES... Ediior. be Evening Star has a regular. permanent dena fide daily circatation more thar trevic that of any other daiiv paper While bossism is at a discount everywhere else, and the machine system of politics 1s condemned, these methods seem to be particularly dear to the people of Cincinnati. At the recent democratic coanty convention the issue against Senator Pen- dieton and civil service reform was squarely Taised. The objections to Pendleton were that he had been instrumental In securing reform legisla- tion, and that, besides, he had fed long enough at the public crib. “He has had enough of a good thing,” as the men who led the opposition to him rudely put it. This sort of arguments and the machine work together prevailed, as Pendleton ‘was completely overslaughed. His re-election as Senator, even should the democrats carry the leg- islature, {s now out of the question. It{s stated, and apparently without any effort at conceal- ment, that McLean, the antl-Pendleton boss, and Hoadiy had an understanding to the effect that if Hoadly woutd keep his “hands off” while McLean slaughtered Pendleton, the much-desired support of the Enquirer for the democratic nomince for governor would be accorded. What eff-ct this sort of trading against Pendleton will have upon the coming state election remains to be seen; but it is fair to assume that the enthusiasm of the Pendleton men for the ticket will not be increased. | The victory of the bosses lias emboldened them to hint that the coming republican county conven- tion 1s to be controlled by much the same meth- | ods. It seems that certain politicians of Cincin- | nati of beth parties have schemes and ambitions | to carry out, and they propose to make sure of | them, no matter which party wins They have made a combination for the purpose of cortrolling the nominations of both parties In their interest, and then, whether republicans or democrats lose, the clique of bosses will win, $+» —_____ ‘The improvement in the condition of Judge Black, which so raised the hopes of his friends, proved to be but temporary and Ilustve. His Inalady assumed a more agsravated form, and about 21. m. yesterday n> pissed away, peace- fully, retaining conscionsness almost to tue last, and surrounded by his fumilly. In Washington Dis stalwart fgure has been prominent. for many years pi AS a Cabinet officer at the most erit!- cai time in the nation’s history the verdict of the country will be that he filled the full measure of the great responsibility that fell upon him. It is only recently, however, that the part he took in Preparing the country against the shock of seces- sion ant rebellion has been understood, and the eriticisms once leveled at him because? of bis sup- posed sympathy with Buchanan's vactllattons withdrawn, But {t Isas a lawyer and jurist that Juitge Black's fame will be lasting. He was prominently {dentified with some of the most tm- pertant cases Involving constitutional construc tion that have been determined by the Supreme Court, He wasa man of steady Sesselof agental dispo: rity Was throug! and uj Hitieal bite nee In his own party was potent, A. Kasson, whose promine ht to any utterance paper in the North A mber on “Mu: Hon. Joun has 3 a | he vagant ale ben- ¥ without proporti ents His in brief, ts to imit suffraze on | municipal questions to actual tax-payers—those | Who suport the corpor. pvernment and who fon, Mr. Ss that the azgregate indebtedness of the m, states and the District of Columbta, | munteip: of which oF ninety per ce nd towns. The experience of { Jocal reform have been The refusal of in Toral polities tas the cause of most of the corporate and business men make the excuse that | e not willing to enter Into competition with local bosses and ward strikers for the control of Votes. Mr. Kasson’s plan would put an end to the Profession or trade of local polities. He does not PMepose to curtail suffrage in national or siate affairs; but only in muntetpalities, holding th “a city Is a subordinate creature of the law;” that } it ts a simple business organtzation, tn which Sem? citizens have tnyested more largely than Others, and where some have not invested at all. ‘The experience of Washington has been that about ull the munictpal evils and abuses of any Magnitude were cured with the aboittion of uni- VWersai suffrage. Dusines Is user! —<e + year ended on June ports of the United Sta! For the ns exports and tu | bas not Kept pice with that of other Two years ago the trade of the as represented in exports and tm- State ports, was exceeded only by that of Great Britain and France, with an outlook that promised speed- fy to ple us ahead of France. Germany, how- | €ver, Las cone ahead of this country, leaving us > lst. The bulk of our exports con- fourth tnt i -ricultural products—cotton, wheat, corn | produ nd petrol hor these articl 930. With the best fa J capacity for rp cles of the fi All kinds of implements are ates in a superior manner, imost entirely confued to anU-protectiontsts contend 9 our tariff system. It Is cer- Wing to any lack of skill or of ability other peoples in the manufacture of “8 In common use over the <ey’s connection with the Post: company 18 a promising looking thin: + bul the public had better not { relief from the eluteh of the Western jy on that circumstance. It may mean * from that corporation, but it doesn’t by ‘oilow that the dear people are going ly the galnerin the end. Mr. Mackey is up to ail the dark ways and vain tricks of the keenest and most unscrupulous stock manipula- tors, and while he doesn't hesitate to squeeze a Tival every chance he gets, he never loses his grip On that great fat goose the public at large, which he unlformly plucks of every feather In sight. He can, if le 15 so minded, build the Postal company Up to the position of a very formidable competitor Of the Western Union; but when his personal in- terest lies In that direction he will follow the ex- ample of all his predecessors, and promptty sell Out wo Mr. John W. Mackey is the man he is looking out for all the ume. Tf the French plan 13 carried out to-day It will, iy, open a war Of no small proportions be- Fronce and China. The French forces been concentrated for an attack to-day upon <pitalot Annam. The defenses of the re of the poorest kind, and will not ably stand long under the bombardment of é nee in possession of the city France intends to install an emperor of her own choosing, as the successor of the late Tuduc. This action wil suecessful, establish French su- Premacy. China has avowed her purpose to main tain her suzeruinty over Annam and, therefore, it 4s to te presumed, will at once undertake to put out the French, who wil! quite as certainly decline we go. . ——__<e-___ What with the story of the sinking of a piratical Schooner off the New Jersey coast and the re | ported appearance of the yellow fever at New Or- Jeans, there 15 not an absolute dearth of news, «o> —___ ‘The result of the telegeaphers’ strike adds ‘another to the long lst of strike failures. In fact @ successful strike Is an exception to the rule, and labor unions recognize this fact, and of late Years have generally discouraged strike move. ments The labor Brotherhood that “ordered” the tlegraphers’ strike does not seem to have been very intelligently oMcered or prudently managed. ———_ <0 —___ ‘The New York Sun to-day has another sensa- tional chapter, purporting to gtve the history of ‘the Treaty of Mentor and “How Simon Cameron Saved Garfield.” Previous Sun chapters told how Dorsey and Conkling saved Garfield. Isn’t the Sun rather crowding the market with Garfield Saviors. ——____~«+______ ‘The yellow fever appears to be making its way Insidiously into the gulf coast region. Several esses exist near the Pensacola navy yard, and ~ ono peer oe presence in New Or- = OS, | excclerk, offe SEATON PERRY HOOLS Ovex Nexr Mosra. (Eveceseor to Perry & Brothary INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION oF PARENTS AND GUARDI TIONS SCHOOL, AD WiO ARE MAKING PKEPARA- FOR SENDING THEIR CHILDREN TO NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW FALL DRY GOODS SUIT- ABLE FOR SCHOOL OUTFITS, ‘OOL SCOTCH PLAIDS. S BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES. CAMEL's HAIRS, CHUDDA CLOTHS. HABIT CLOTHS, DRAP DE’KARS. FRAN ft TRICOTS, FLANNEL SUITINGS. BLANKET SHAWLS, MERINO UNDERWEAR. THE CELEBRATED ENFIFLD SHAKER FLAN NELS, IN SCARLET AND WHITS. ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. “EXTRA ATTRACTIONS” IN TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS AND QUILTS. SILK, GINGHAM AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS, FANCY HOSIERY. AMERICAN AND FRENCH C.P. CORSETS. FINE ItE>8 SHIRTS FOR $1. “LOWEST PRICES” ON ALL SUMMER GOODS. Sa” CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- Fetal REC? PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Buttding, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. ished 1849, au20 Maxe Your Hone Beavnru. well to examine. 34.49 cae} $7.50 eacl ic. 8 We cannot describe in almost any conceiv: I Importation, which s¢ ble desi, would do them, there are too many of them; but the priceranses from 26 cents up. Dogs and other Animals from Ive. up. ghey sivance copies of mew Lava or Terra Cotta tate au tesin quaint, novel, but pleasing designs have We have also now on exhibition a full tine of our re- rened low price Oil Paintings, in deep gilt frame, at aud a finer grade in beautifui flat frames at is alwayscom- they equal the finest steel engraving, but are We havea number of styles of Frames for them in We would also eortment of Pict: our 1 wa tto in them. 20x24 sud 19325 in walnut, oak, mals dd elit with ¥ call are $s inside. 'T from $1 to $2.50 with giass and back complete. ‘our attention to cur im F ramos, ‘The Lowest Price” bing We have all kinds and all sizes al- mn hand, and our sales of tiem being very larve ogany, ebony, ey range nse as- Wwe are enabled always to show you the newest and pret- test designs. Our new Antique Met Pictures are only 49 an 99. Frames for Card and Cabinet Our new Velvet Uabinct Frame is only 13¢. Onur new Embroidered Velvet Card Frame is only 10c. Our new Embroidered Cabinet Freme is only 25c. ‘Come and look at them. M. SILVERBERG & CO., 2 7TH STREET and 313 8TH STREET N.W., Near Pa, avenue. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. ANTED-WHITE BUTLER, $35 PER MONTH; RENT—SMALL ROOMS, FURNISHED; TWO (CHANGE—BARGAIN—NORTH- | G W. FLYNN, 4. M.. PRIVATE TUTOE WES KEREPIN Wyner Testaurant, colored Cook and Chant: | Kor three Uuturnisied eons oneeaee floor, with the Clty. © laren, hanisoee te: | Se Nye ATE TUIOR, ‘north west. Hina tpegual et ORE, MONTE quan bermaid for Connectiont; Servants for New York city, | as; bath on the aaiue t Basement and’ extecaive grounds. Address F. | Wathomatics, 1 French. German, English, used. “With peutasnalip, etc, $2 e reahere ways aid. Bring references.” Apply 936 F atreet | Rooms, suitable for TAT {4th strect nora 2020-3" | Preparation West Point, Annapabs, aud | October, when terms will be * 5 horchwest, PRICE & COOMBS, Licensed Agents. | west. competitive Terma ix advance. Busnes: Per inanshipy easiest to ond ‘nad. ewe R SALE—TEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE, NEW, — Separate Departinent for Lado. “Prof a. W'hs ra nea BREE OR FOUR FURNISHED OR | KY on 0 st-cet northwest, all mocern improvements; | [XVENING CLASSES. A MONTH. | 512 Tth street a WASTEDS 4 6000 WOMAN TO Wash AND Boanramished rocue, Gaoders imprrence $6, 000; $2,000 cash, balance monthiy of 1, 2 and Arithmetic, Bookkeeying. Fnglish Grammar, ; ol Penner and Belp sbont the ischen. Apply ae location; references exchanged. Apply at a years, 6per cent. Address Box 88, Star office. ‘al8-3t” manship, U.8. History, Geoxraphy, Spelling. au2) ne So B -ho H A L a (1 10 be I T 7 ry. 1aas “Cikct le 2 ~- 4 . W AS220. AN EXPERIENG! D COLORED COOK | JOR RENT_FURMISHED ROOMS ON SECOND Hor the aacdical, Pharmsceitical snd Denial Be: | Beta. dyetnted om the leicht o/ Geonentowh. ands spretn aerate fami, leavetown, until thetat of | AY and third Doors, mnderm ‘improvementa | Also periments are ready for cireulation:” Address Prof. . ndsare extensive, the location healthful ard ben ovemer, must bring city references. Call at onos 3 ‘back parlor’ on first floor, : wtreet cms snot ' mints eddeene 133 Vermont avenue, between Nand © strecis ‘norts | venient to threelinev fees: 16 Cet nee cise ‘atormatice cogcsrhing the Taw Department adaecs | Miteed Sate tere sien nee Weeks Soran ae LS VOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, ON FIRST Prof’ B. F.LEYHION, LAL. Be, Dean. 482 Lou veiane ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. WANTED A RELIABLE MAN, WHO UNDER. | IY ana second flora, with Board: iargo and pleasant frenue, For Nosmal, Preparasorz, Ovilege and Theo- | WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY RS stands farming and miikin modern improvements, convenient to three lines of a Deparnente F NEON, secre | guy OPeR sll the year. Cor. i 2% Hope. Apply tS. M. Gk stree cars. Apply on premiaos, 707 1 st.n.w. aul6-St* pit Rewtuienccncmraitne Volos, Singing, Vioin, &. Wve teachers. Pons peat R RENT—FURN OR UNFUENISHED, MERSON INSTITUTE— SELECT CLASSICAL BULLARD. nis-10a" ; Fr ese oe AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL WASTER IOUTH TO LEARN THE DuUG BUST | IV's handsome front room. with alcove and large | will areeeaccal DUCATIONAL. han porter. Apply to-2d aud D surccts nortinest, | uoriwest ot Pareof cltx. Apply at 228 1th atest | WAGGAMAN. sult-IW_| | Session begin foot 12” For circular, &e., | ae Novonjeetion fo sons exverionces 5 RENTOPLEGANT FURNISHED arane: | POS SAUE_NEWELEVER hoa witi-ULT, | addrees CHARTS YoU pal” |S. THE NEW CALENDAR OF THE 1864, = = 7 etyle brick dwelling, 9 lettered | _sulé-6m Lnrsoamer CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, (ANTED—A GOOD BARBER CAN HAVE Font, nets oF oo sults, on, Are, second and | atteet, near 1ath and Corcoran streets, with onilan fur | pee oor ESITY. Beautifully’ ii! 64 pages. SENT FREE stiady york and good wazer (other on shares or | third doors: southern exprwure, bath, Rs, © At ARLE | pace 2, lot Als by 100.” Pricesi, 790. ALBERT. | (JYSE COLUMBIAN UNIVE! 3 reelf and musical ‘Bend tauiee and ad. EAUis SIT df ciset coun cee horses | a = ———— beewinalahnd suli-St_ | “FHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 12. | dromes WATS... TWO EXPeRIEACED MILLINEKS and two do. Salesladies (no others need apply), at the NEW IDEA, 926 7th street, between I and K streets. 120-6 WV ANTED-A” COMPETENT AND | RELIABLE Woman, to cook, wash and iron; also a Man to work in the house and make himeelf geuerally useful. F. H. SMITH & SOS, 615 7th street, Oppoaite the Post Apply at J.H, KNAP Wy ANTED-A WHILE SERVANT, FOR GENERAL Housework. Apply to 417'Q_ street north- west. uli, 20821-3t" W ANED-DRESSMAKERS TO WORK ON Dresses and Ladies’ Underzarments; none but gpod hands need apply. “S19 47s strect wouth west, aftor 1, a WAXTED(A RELIABLE AND ACTIVE MAN who has experience iu the Tin, Stove and Plamb- ing, to drum up trad 4.U_F. for three di must have reference. Address vs at City Postoflice, giving am ry wanted aud full particulars, R_RENT—ROOMS-SOUTH FRONT, FUR- board, NISHED or unfurnished, with ‘oe square west ‘of War and Navy Departments: all the. avenue cars pass the park in front: references exchanged.” 1603 H street. ‘eull-2w* FOR RENT—HOUSES. BS. tY CHEAP — iy T ee ee ea FORD, "604 F street northwest, "TOW: E BU Fab SAbe FoR, $8.500-ON EASY TERMS— three-story brick House, nine resi Fan a and bath: on H street, near 9th. W. i 804 F etrees northwest we ee FRC on EE, Syl ee HO EEE 928 7th sireet northwest, ae 8u20-3t R RENT--BRICK HOUSE,8 ROOMS AND BATH. room, modern improvements, northwest section, desirable locality, accessible to 9th, 11th and 14th lines of street cars; rent $30. Inquire till 4:30. J. R. ED- SON, 917 ¥ street northwest. au20-3t" Fuk BENT-A FINE NEW EIGHT-ROOM COT- tage, wit acre lot attached, on Columbia Heights, dust vacdted by naval officer ordered to ees. DANEN~ IOWER & SON, 1226 F street. anl8-3t POR BENT SMALL MODERN BRICK, 1621 6TR street northwest; 7 rooms; $21. Newly repaired brick. 230 2d street northeast, Capitol Hill; 10 roome; $30, ALBERT F. FOX, 920F street n.w. _ aul8-3t i Waxtt I-A FOR DAIRYMAN AND TWO laborers ona farm. Apply at FULTON’S Loan Office, 314 Sth street northwest. aul7-2w. ws © BARBERS, WHITE OR COL- ored, at 1202 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Warranted $8 per week, if ¢ myetent; can make more, aul T-3t ‘OR KENT—A NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE, 1520 seis Coser ib ames Sain eee See ee Re Pitreet went! Hees one ‘aul8-3t OR RENT—A SIX-ROOM DWELLING; BATH ‘and store-room: 6.9 12th street northwest # $80 per au! FOE SALE FIVE NEW HOUSES ON Q STREET, between 7th and 8th streets northwest, will pay 10 Fer.cont net. | Will be occupied by first clans tenants ‘on September parties withing to occu; between now and Int of September, Also; six-roum Brick, on, 16th street, between & and streets. (Also, eixht-room Cottage, on and Pomeroy atreetz, Howard Univornity Places 18,000 tect. oF erounds Ay ply to JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, 917 F ‘street north- west. aul5-lw SALES THREE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES, Located on N street, corner 12th strest northwest, the highest location in this elty, Dulit very subst tial with Foomin and woolen the Gr a hay aes ee rat £1001 fixtures, and polished brass is used for therestdue a. story. ihe {iene are faced aie ee a ae ‘ory. fronta are 1 mental bricks, and have lofty towers, the upper part of which acts as 8 ventilator. The houses are open for 2x- amination from § a.m. to 7 p.m. every day. Otherwise apply to the owner, = gonuacaarn aull-3m 812 7th street northwest. WARSEDIIN ONE OF THE PROTE 5 : wite; al ., Good wars to the right es: Address L. B. it pi 1: month. DANENHOWER & SON, 1220 fot Fok RENT BUSINESS | PROPERTY_STORE, dwelling and stable, corner 15th and ‘T streets n.w. #40. Store suitable for drugsist, corner 2d and F sta. n.w. $20. ALBERT F- FOX, 920 F stroet n.w. au18-3t TAN’ N w 100 first-class Carpenters; five months’ work: wages 0 per day; board #4 to 26 per week. , WM. au3-1m V y ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, G! eral Workers, 2d Girls and Nurses, for this city, Laltimore, Philadelphia, New. York and. elsewhere: Fewilies furnished Servants with references. ‘Try us. S20 at new., Licensed Agency. ©.¥. PRICE & CO. or see A) $2 to CAMPBELL. FOE BENTISOULMWEST COKNER 7TH AND. Boundary sts. n. w., eleven rooms, water, &o. ,$25, 1721 6th st. n.w.,. seven’ rooms, all modern improve- mente, $21.50, “2121 11th st. n.w., six rooms, $13. 610 Fee, SALES FOUR NEW DWELLINGS, B street, between 4th and Sth northeast; 8 press brick fronts, all modern improvelents, new. aud desirable. | Inquire at 200 Oth street northeast, after 5 BP. m. : house 19x43. sull-im FOR SALE; DWELLING HOUSE ON K STREET, between 19th and 20th streets northwest; 10 rooms: modern improvements: large lot. Price $4,000. Vary: Gost. aiw.. water, gas, &c., six rooms, $16.90, A. 8, | terme, by WESCOTT & WILCOX, Real Estate Brok GAYWOOD, condor Sth and K atrects rw: “aul8-St" | corner 20th and t chosis ieee aud-tw R RENT—451 M STREET NORTHWEST, House of eight rooms, with all modern improve- ments, to # family of adulta, Inquire on the prem- ines. aul8-3t" W 4S 2EDSEMPLOYMENT BUREAUFAMILIES furnished with first-class Help—Cooks, Waiters, Chambermaids, General Houreworkers, kc. Servants Nanted. L. C. DUNDORE, 518 10th st: n.w, d18-Km" WANTED—SITUATIONS. WVANTED-—CoPyING TO DO, BY FIRST-CLASS nman, at home or in office; eatisfaction guar- anteed; best of references, Address A. B. C.. Star office. auls-3t" NTED—BY A LADY—A PLACE AS COPYIST- istant in an office; of ere promptness and M., Star office. auls-3t* R RENT—316 and 318 © street northwest, forty $200; 1507, 1525, 1527, 1541 1 streot orth 609, 1511, at. B35, 15ST, LER, 019 fthetreaee ne FO aul8-6 ROR BENT SEPTEMBER ist, A HOUSE, SEVEN rooms and bath room, hot and cold water and mod- er improvements, one square from Capito!, 211 A street northeast; rent, $25. aul8-3t* OR RENT—BRICK HOUSES, DESIRABLY LO- cated. Apply to WHEATLEY BROS., corner 7th street and Rhode Island ayenue northwest. sui7-1m OR RENT—SIX-ROOM HOUSE, WITH CELLA\ latrobe, as, water, bath aud. bay window. ent, $80. 1017 Lith rt 106 L st. n.w. aulT-3t W 35220, A GRADUATE OF BRYANT & STRAT- TON Business College, Baldmore, desires buai- ness employment of. ind. lieferenice given. Ad- dress M. L., Si aulé- ¥ J. Rexp fri Offers the following Special Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ne 1A Dow @ four, red by party tr 4 Ful mnt without a sé A superb Upright, in hand onthe, made by the uiacturer; has no superior. Orizinal price, 31, 000. a by Marsball & Frauv bie teh. -aving the city at £30 Price 02k ound, elaborately finished Rose- re Grand Piano, mate by Wm. 1 a cost oF 2850, property of ait ex-Senator, used Very rt denme’ebonizea Knabe & ( i Boston, wood Piano, carved legs, w. used three inonths by , With overstruns base, made , of Albany, N. ¥., and worth §.—Special prices in the matchless Shoninzer Cymbetia Orsans, the only oncans containing a com- plete elime of belis; sold om $5 monthly an20 vaysenta, J. KEED, 493 7th street northwest. 734A SEVENTH STREET, x é SLAUGHTER IN CLOTHING. 210,000 worth of Fine Clothing and Furnishing Goods. | Im particolar, 300 Boys’ prices. uity all sizes, ut auction By order of the interested, I am authorized to dis- pose of the stock above mentioned within TEN DAYS. The woods are select fresh stock, aud must be sold within ten days with ¥20-3t t fail. SAMUEL SAMSTAG, Slaughterer. ursace Asp Larnose Rerare. ‘We advise all who need such work to take advantage before the busy season begins, as we have a fuli corps of experienced workmen ready for this work. SIMPSON & GUY, 1005 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.C. an20-eco6t ANTED — BY AN EXPERIENCED SEAM- STRESS sewing by the week; cau operate several “hit .ddresa 25, Star office. al7-3t* {OUGHLY COMPETENT Ww V ANTED—A LADY THO N desires to give German jessons in some select uuld alao take @ few private pupils. Andress ‘au Star office. » Nurses, Housemen, Dri Boys, with'references. Women servant: Licensed Ageucy, 926F st. n.w. a LE GENTLE- unfurnished Hooms with eu minutes walk from the Patent Oftie: dress 112 1th street southeast. au V ED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE— room and beard in the northwest part of the ety te tamily preferred, Address, stating price, A ottica. au2d-3t* fED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND on or sbont September Ist, furnished or unturuished parlor and two chambers, with board; location umportant; westerly part of city preferred; un- exceptionsble reference. ase address, with partic ulirs HORACE BELL, Capon Springs, Hampebire county, W. Va. auls-2t* W 4ANTED-BY A LADY, TWO OR THREE UN- furnished Rooms northwest, with light and heat, with and without board. Please stata terms, whic inuet be low, fuil particulars and precise location. Ad- dress ELEIS, Star otlice. aul7-3t" WANTED—HOUSES. V TANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH, A FIRST-CLASS Brick House, south of N street, and between 9th ‘and 15th strets, not to exceed $8, 000. "DANENHOWER & SON, 1226 F street. ‘aul8-Im W4STED—T0 RENT BY A GOOD TENANT, BY September Ist, a 13 or 14 room House. Must be in good repair and desirable location, Address M. H. G., Star office. WASTED-BY THE 15TH OF SEPTEMBER, A House containing ten rooma, modern improve- ments, between 12th and 15th streets and between F and Q'streets. Addreas E. H, K., 26 Denmead street, Baltimore, Md. auld-lw* We Tase Stock IN TEN DAYS, Prior thereto we offer our ENGLISH SUITINGS at $35 and upwards, or in suit lenyths at cost, ani W. S. TEE 935 Pennsylvania avenue. NUNNINGE M, HATTE! wived the Fall Style Block. Silk Haws Uld styles remodeled. “S11 H street auls Setespp Banearss x MEN'S TROUSERS. August being the great 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 stripes. Persons will have no troubie to be suited, as we have them in all sizes and in | every style. As recards PRIOES, we commence wit a $2,338 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 would say. We have, also, the BEST kind of Light-weight Summer Pants for $l. . ‘These prices, we Know, can’t be approsched—quality and workmanship considcred. Youths’ and Boys’ Trousers, as well as Childrens’ Knee Pants, proportionately as cheap, A. BAKS & CO, —— LEADING ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAIL- OS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. aul? Panasors Curse. Thave marked down the priceof PARASOLS to leas 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 aul? GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 MARKET SPACE. WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT THEY can obtain, Eichelberger’s Never-failing Chill Cure and of all malarial diseases of D. DAVIDSON, 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 receive romptattention. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 Mar- ret Space. " aud-4m_ WAXIED— HARBAUGH'S WHOOLING CovGI SYR Certain cure. Also a Liuiment to use in connection with it. Manufactured by GO. WOOL- RIDGE, Pharmacist, cor, Md.ay. and 415 a2-3m Fee 8 hepsi Gane eo gonoae a renpons of adult, ® ban well-farnished house of 14 rooms; first-class location. Address D., Star office. auié6-1m mn (OR RENT—NICE CONNER BRICK HOUSE, 131 Maryland avenue and 2d street; 12 rooms and two bathrooms; all modern improvements; large front Yardy everything in good order; within a square of Caps itol Park, aul4-6t OR RENT—CORNER DWELLING—PART OF House 1024 9th street northwest; modern improve- Inents and in good repair, Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th street northw au13-1m Fok, RENT HOUSE No. 815 SIXTH STREET northwest, containing 10° rooms; ali modern im- Brayements: th good repair. Inquire of W. C. JOHN- jON, 718 13th street northwest. ‘aug-2m_ VOR RENT OR SALE—FIVE NEW TWO-STORY and mansard roof Dwellings, with cellar under en- tire buildings. ‘These house are built and finished in first-class style, 2nd contain all modern improvements; “Queen Anne” trimmings; natura) wood finish; cathe ral glass windows, &c. ;' will be sold on reasonable terms or rented to relisble tenauts. DANENHOWER & SON, 1226 F street northwest. aus-lm OR SALE—TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Fu. 2036 7th street northwest; 8 rooms; 20-foot lot, running from 7th to 8th street. 7-30" FoR SALEGIWO FRAME HOUSES, $1,100 4 rice; $2,500 Brick Store; a good business stand; side of Green's Statue; a fain, to close au estate. Apply 404 9th strest northwé auj-Im RSE SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 226 2d street northeast, 10 rooms, all modern improve- Mil be soldat a barren, “HOSS MSPS Ree Be: tate Broker, 1220 F street northwest. 25° FOR SALE—LOTS. FoR, SALESBULLDING LOTS ON WASHINGTON Heights. We have for sale a number of the finest, | Building Tote on ibe fll at the head of Connecticut renue, which wil prompt-} uurchasers St very'low rates. ‘Ibis ie. the huest focaity nthe oie trict for suburban residences, convenient to the atreet care, and in the near vicinity of the northwest and the best residences of the city, Call and seo us before pur- chasing elsewhere. PRESBREY & GREEN, 529 7th si northweat. aul8-2w OR SALE—LOT, 17375 FEET, ON STH, BE- tween Nand; 6, between 4th and 5th northwest; Poetreet, between igth and 17th, O, between 2ist and 22d northwest; 2d, between A and B no1 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F street northwest. auls-3t EGE SALE-BUILDING 1CTS—I HAVE SOME 0 the finest Lots in the northwest section for sale at Shatare now cheap Prices, as prospective street and other improvements will greatly enhance the value; now is the thine to buy for the coming fall JNO. A. PRESC advances, eal Broker, 1416 F street northwest. MALL CASH PAYMENTS—EASY terms, Buliding Lots, in the village of Mount Pless- ant, hesa of 1ith street. DANENHOWER & SON, 1226 F street. an8-Im FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS aull-2w FRE ‘T—NEW DWELLING HOUSE, 1528 0 rect northwest, Apply tJ. J. SHEDD, 1402 14th E au3-4m | 718 19th st, 14 rs.,m.1.$60. 802 21st st., 10 rs,,m. ‘725 20th t:, 10 ra. 2010 Het., 10 rs.,m. 1216 30th st, 9rs,m.i 1918 K st., 10 rs.,m. SES 3 SSS 6 E WESCOTT & WiLOOK, Real Estate Brokers, a2 Cor a rner 20th and I streets northwest. R RENT. 123] Kat, n.w.. 14 r8,-$100/1723 De Sales st. n.w. 1824 Jeffersoy | 1 rs. $60 80)4 new ‘ave.,10 rs. each 55 5/908 Bet. niw,,9 882.1. 35 65 11 30th wt. n.w., Tras 25 911 16th st.'n.w. 13 r8.. 60/54C st. n.w., 16 Fe... 35 -¥., 988601 THOS. J, FISHER & CO., Real katate Hrokers, Jy28-3m 1324 F street northwest. 1107 Mass. Fez SALE-A FULL NICKELED 5: oH EX- traordinary Challenve Bicycle, nearly new; will be sold cheap. Apply at 602 Massachusetts avenus north- west, 8u20-3t" JOR SALE—TO PARTIES COMM G housekeeping, une cottage Chamber Set and Dining- Room rurniture‘nearly new and very cheap. Call at 112 11ih street southeast after 5 o'clock p. m. a20-2t* Fa SALE—TEN VILLAGE CARTS, LATEST style, 10 horse motion, and ten sets Villae Cart THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT. i2. THE MEDICAL CULLEGE C PERS ‘OcT. 1. THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10. For informati the ratory School, addreas Prof. O1IS T. MASON, 1908 } steer, For information concerning the other Departments, addrema Dr. JAMES C. WELLING, 1890 19th sireot. ee ena et ROFESSOR ALEX. DE WOLOWSKI REOPENS Pitisaran at 11th street, between F and Gn-w., for Singing and liano Instruction by his Gumarkably short method. Parties for varior Concerts, Operas and Oratcrios will find their Mecca in Profes- sor’s System, which ia the shortest and best, savin years of practice, and training voices quickly to the yery highest culture. Ladies’ Seminaries attended- . aul? to. PRENGH LESSONS.—CLASS REOPEN SEPTEM- onunciation ‘Daily Kindenearten for Uvtle chi'dren at 1:30. Other morning and eveni Classes for adults.” Private tuition if desiret. MLLE Vs Paty", HOMME, 1523, K street northwest. ault NEW Nout scuour For Boxs. 1538 I STREET NORTHWEST. ‘lish branches, Penmanship, (rapid business- hand). Book-keeping, Short- ‘rench for $5 r month. Popens BORD AY SEETEMBES 5. 7889. Pure re- ceived and ciassed ¥ g Le E. . COLLTERE, Prive ‘aul6-Im MAEXEAND AGRICULTURAL OoLLEGE, Situated in a beautiful and healthy locality, cient iuiles from Washington, D. C., on Baltimore aud Ohio Mailroad. ‘The instructionembraces a full COLLEGIATE COURSE, Including SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURF, with afullcorps of professors. Terms for the course of nine mouths, commencing 20th September, including board, tuition, fuel, lights, and washing, $200. Board of Trustees: Governor William T. Hamilt»n, president. Hon. Geo. H. Williams, President of the senate. Hon. Otis Keithoitz, Speaker of the House. Hon. C. J. M. Gwinn, ig ating bomen Hon. Barnes Sore ‘State urer. Hon. Thomas J. ting, State Com Hon. George B- Loriw, U. Hon. John Cafroll Walsh. a = riculture. F. areal Goldsborough, in Dodge, Esa. & Hon. Ezra Whitman, Hon, Wilmot Jchneon. For full particulars ‘send for Catalogue. Post office address A. J. SMITH, President, Station, Prince George's County, Md. aul5-2w ‘ORWOOD INSIITUTE. ‘dhe second session of the NORWOOD INSTITUTE opens reptember 26th. | a Mra. Wm. D. Cabell, rincipals, assisted by an able corps of twelve instrac- Yore. A'rnit Classical aud Frngtish course: Including the Natural Sciences. Every facility is aff for obtain- ing a complete mastery of the FRE NCH and GERMAN LANGUAGES. | Instruction of highest «rade in Muse, Drawing and Painting. Special attention isgiven to the Preparatory Classes. "For full information address the Primetpais, 1212 and 1234 14th street {orrue). Washing n, D.C. Primary Department for the’ scholastic year, $50; including French, $7. auld-1m to TOURJEF, Franklin €q., Boston, Mase Tre and Best Appointed Music, Literary and sri Uehook and HOME for Vena Late at Word. Jy l6 lawst DGEWORTH SCHOOL, BALTIMONE, MD, Ms Boarting end Day School oot for oung Ladies and Ghidren, " The tweuty-firet ecuool year begins Thre aber 20th. Circutare moat feation to the Prin gyS-thaudan Bre HP CLEPEDVRES 60 Peas at, ¢, MD.—MT. VERNON INSIITUTE, 4 Mt Version Fiace. Home Boarding ‘and Days School for Young Ladies. Founded 1859, “Mrs. M.J- fonnore. Beau tiated,” fron a Monument Square. Lanscuayee pr taneht. Cir culars on cation. ws them2m TPEENEST WasHINe ul ‘ON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 2928 P wtrect northwest, Miss M. H. Lee, Prinel~ erate Natthews, Prewident. | Next ‘soaion opens wtember 12th, 1 Terie $30 to $60, according to branches taucht. For circulars apply to'G.T. Dunlop, corner M and 32a streets, aul-codam —_—_—_——_—SO—a—o——— _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. — ALE—A VERY DESIRABLE ¥ARM OF 175 cree, specially adapted to dairying ; good ho and outbuildings; fine spring, with varict; a; situated one Ba oon lerndon Station, on 0 x ice $30 per acre. Address 'E. 5 POLLOCK, ‘Treasury dopartiaont. auls-6e> HK NALE—A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT OF bout 7 acres; cornerof 7th street road and Whit- ‘ey avenue; commoxious house; lange barn; convenient out-buildings: fine lawn ; good water. Inquire o1 ines, or 634 Pennsylvania avenue. ES DENTISTRY. be DUKE, DENTIST, 715 lara STRE NOKTH- LJ went. Beautiful ects of Teeth and a perfect ft, ‘eeth filled for $1. Extracting without pain, 50 conte All operations warranted. ‘sy5-3m" GRADUATE OF PENNSYL- yania College, Philadelphia, having purchased my Office and residence, has resumed practice. I conte dently recommend ‘im to my patron aud ihe publio erally asa dentist of undoubted ability. M. Ac ‘Deut eS, MADE BEFORE AND IN- CARMAN, 1015 14th stn.w. fter extracting natural teet Modern me and skillin Moderate feos. INNALLY, 1321 F street northewest, ta aplendid wuecons. Branches of Dentistry, Ja3-ly | DE. Dx Dis Store. Gold night. D* T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No, 437 strest, tlires doors from corner E..” Denitintt caeeneees ‘Tevth inserted $7 per sct. tia mera ee Beaty, Roe flings « specialty. Gas given aay, oF u in ail ware sand RLINGTON ACADEMY. CORCORAN BUILDING, orner Pennsylvania avenue ani street opp o- site U. S. Treasury, ject School fr Boys and Youn Men." Number limited. Only scholars of good wor character recoived. Fall term of 1883 begins Septem- ber 10th. and Evening Sessions. Careful and thorough int ion in the Common English Branches, Book-keeping, Short-hand, Higher Arithmetic, Alge- bra. Geometry, Latin and Greek. BURTON MA- CAFEE, A. M..’Principal, Washington, D. C.aul5-311 WAYSERLEX SEMINARY, 1537 TST. N.W.—Board- ing and Day School for Young Ladies and Child- . Opening, Sept. 20th. For Catalogues aj and Drug 8 S WITHIN IDGE $2 Xopna Men'and Boys, Media, Penn. iladetphia. Schoo! year opens SEP/ EMBER l2ra. Fized price covers every expense, even books, &c. |S extre charges. No incidental expenses. No exatuint tion for admission. | Thirteen experienced teachers, all men, and all graduates. Special opportunities for apt ts to advance rapidly. Special drill for dull and ard boys. Patrons or students may select auy studies or choose the regular Enylish, Scientific, Busi nese, Classical or Civil i nyineering course. Students fitted at Media Academy are now in Hurvard, Yale and ten oth«r Colleges and Polytechnic Schools. A Physical anda Chemical » aboratory : a fine Gymnasium and Ball Ground. 1,500 vols. added to Library in 1883. Apparatus doubledin 1883. ‘Ten students sent to colléce in 1883. A graduating class in Conumerctal Department in 1883, Media has seven churches and a temperance charter, ATTORNEYS. cust BROWN, ATTORN v. “Tove his office August Ist, 1883, to Nos. 321 and 323 4% street ‘northwest, 4-1 (Chauncy Building.) ky NOTARY 3 ¥ FOR KENAS. . H. WALKED 5. COMMISSI jy2 #. LEIGHTON "AND A have removed their nor N . MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, « “Eooms? and 4 Gunton Law Building 472 Louisiana avenue, Residence, 240 North Capitol street. A GOODRICH, AU TORNEY-AT © born street, Chicago. Advice fret, Zeer caPerionee. | Confidential business iended to without publicity. A. Mistige of the Peace and Notary Public, justice B VAG F etreet northwest. Warner Building. Goce, SOLICITOR OF PATEN' (OR RENT—458 NEW JER. AVE. 8. E., OPPO- site reservation 17, two-story pressed brick; seven roome, basement, bath, range, ‘Latrobe, parkinic; rent $26, JOS: FORREST, 917 °F st, n.'w. Hours, 12 " 4 BUSINESS CHANCES. WANT TO PURCHASE A PLACE IN NORTH- west section of the Distr LOUIs P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F street n.w. au! FPORSALE—4 WOOD AND GOAL YARD, IN GOOD location and doing a good bus'ness. Address Box 85, Star office. auls-3t” A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HEAR OF A PART- ner in some honorable business, already started, where services and smusll capital are heeded. Address, with full particulars and references, ENERGY, Star office. aulé-4t® W ikitep WHeer. , 1 IS TO YOUR IN- rest to know that all Bicycles and Trieycles re- Ralte Arg Gone, by practical makers at 432 91h street, MITH BROTHERS. dy3l-3w* VANTED —DiESS CUTTING SCHOOL. — Wanted, ladies to learn dress cutting, fitting, mak- ing, by perfection, tallor system. Dresa makers please investizate this new system. Parlors and echool, 513 iith street n.w., between E and F streets. jy14:3m ANTED_—L. 490 MAINE AVENUE southwest, steam carpet cleaning works, the oldest and the best in the city. Mattresses remade, feathers renovated, furniture steamed; orders by telephone. my7 JV ANTED— 1408 PENS YEVANIA AVENUE, OP- posite Willard's—Heir Mattresses, Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows renovated; Carpets cleaned, stor ‘TORE FOR RENT—440 7rH STREET SOUTH- weat; 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 store. ‘aul5-20* Hamess—all the above been used since July 10th at | which prohibits the sale of all intoxicuting drinks, For | Counsellor at Law and Expert, St. Cloud Butiting, 9th Shritice sale, ten Horses, sound and perfectly Lind | new iboats iar Principal and Pro- | 824F streets. “Good work, ood referutices, moderate for Indios to drive, Also, one Top Buggy Phaeton snd | prietor, SWITHIN-C, SHOMTADGE. Area Gite, —_ gne Top Busey, at WASH NATLOI'S Stables 20-5" | Vand u University graduate) Media, Penn. “The Princ. —= Oe FALE; A ZOUNG DUN. HOMME, GUAHAN: | B8,"oms%o prise Howe THUMSDAY: Aururt SPECIALTIES. sound, Can be seen at Wash, Nailor's Stebie. | =" = = a GEO. W. JOXCE. 20. RGHAND SCHOOL FOR. GIRLS” SANDY | PME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS oF ; 5 = SPRING, MD., REGPENS SEPTEMBER liru. LIFE. Allbusiness confidential, Ladiewad Gou- FOE, BALETA LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON AND | Yor circulate’ Se stn fiemen 60° cents each. 408 L sirest, between sth aud harness. Call at 225 Fst. northwest. auz0-a- | ou f3'90l HENRY ©. HALLOWELL. A.M, | bth atreets nortnweae "jel4-10w" OR SALE—PIANOS AND ORGANS; UNPRE- = BOYS EN 5 ssc = = Frociented bansstary* oct Spargeanangs, UNERE- ee ee es BOOKS, &c. column of this issue. CHAUNGEY J. REED, 435 3. W. HUNT, Parscrran, “andor Wr —_—., ; E_FINE G1 raz oom of Dr. Sunderland's Chui : Firtiro wuron or catlage, ar Cues ERT PRUs of this echool take high statid fa the various | ~ Memolre of John A. Dix, by Morgan A. Dis. 1009 Pennayivanis avenue ‘auls-3¢" ” | institutions of the land. Mr. Hunt may be addressed | Dynamic AY (OR BALE—A WASHINGTON CHRONICLE, OF | S70Ush lock box 535. a RN Fohans y ANE 20th, 1865. Price, $12. Adiress | GEENCERIAN, BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1 ESTAB- re um pa eee Eeeeo ne: Sui6-2_ | Gious, handsome and commodiouskaliata cingam Hail | ataof Ethics, FPO! SALE-A PAIL OF EXGLISH COACH DOGS, four months old.. Also. a Baby Carriave in eplen- didorder, very low, “Inquire at 628 10th strest north 3 aul7-3t" eas Fee BALE A C0OD BARGAIN—A NEWLY ES- tablished Steam Laundry, in a good location, doin; afair business, Can give good reasons for sellyng. _Ad- dress W., Star office. QUR SALE—AT GREAT BARGAINS—PIANOS and Unvaus that have been used. three-story building full of them. Some nearly new. Will be sold at a sacrifice for cash, by G. L. WILD & BRO, aull-2w* ‘709 Seventh street northwest. Fe SALE—GREAT BARGAIN—MAGNIFICE: Extra Cabinet, Upright Grand Fiano, handsom Kosewood Case, richly finshed, three st:ings, all the best improvements; very massive instrument, only used three month: nly $200 cash, cost ; owner city. Also, @ tull 7-octave Square Piano, for eur }._ Other bars . basy payments. Apply to PIANO EXCHANGE, 427 10th street. auld T 10 QUARRYMEN AND CONTRACTORS.—BLUE ‘Stone Quarry for sale or lease, on right bank of Potomac, opposite Georzeto ‘at Butler’s lock, st above Aqueduct bridge. Nearest quarry to Wash ington. Inquire of T. J. MACKEY, Attorney-at-Law, Webster Law Building. au7-aw S PROPERTY, 032 ; for many years occupied as ahoo store. Apply to WAL. G. BURNS, O01 K streat northwest, jy24-Im* andrelaid. All kinds of iistinisses ade co neta ae | | IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON ee time deposits: Unitea States Bonds Lought and sold Bee OUNG: p19 _ | atmarkot rates; Collections made everywhere, by Fak, WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING WITH- | SQUIEI SCO, Bankers. 1416 Pa. ave.” inld-Oin out whipping or injury to your carpets, ters by) felephione. 610 Lousiana avenue, “A. 'H” OHAGE & BRO. 6 LOST AND FOUND. 8. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary. office from9 a. m. to 5 p. m. WANJEDIUPHOLSTELY WORK OF ANY DE- oT rary A. H. CHASE & BRO. * Next to City Post Offios. BOARDING. HE LOCHIEL, 512 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, furnishes very desirable inducements to permanent and transient Boarders. Pleasant rooms, eh suite OF single, Table first-class. ‘aulh ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- ers accommodated st summer rates at the McPher- son corner of 15th andI streets. Mus. M. T. SOUTH. 4y25-Gm IPPHE LEXINGTON, CORNER OF Sz STREET and New York avo. nw... with pleasant rooms for aneat and transient guests; boarder Eecommodated at summer retse. Mrs, MoT ‘COLLEY, proprictress. dy12-tsep1 LAGS, ATBY ROOMS FOR RENT, AT 314 AND 316 Indiana avenue. ‘Aveo, Boarding for three imonths at fiteen dollars per mont ance pay met strictly required. NPREMONT HOUSE—CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR Sees gies, fable: pollieand attentive sorgaate yey ‘ira uation for families, Kates: and a} $30, $35 and $40 perm. BADEN iaa Best O8T—ON FRIDAY LAST, AN OLD-FASHIONED [4 Lady's Gold Pencil, with ring attached to center. ihe finder wil be rewarded by notifying J. T. C., Star ce. (and Tai steers northwest, undee cas Gait Troe ii ets 1X junday, one race- Jet. “feward if left at F. PB. TANNARONE'S, 60736 Pennsylvania avenue, it OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED MILLINERY Store, doing a ood acti ve business; splendid oppor- tunity; one of the best stands in the city; $500 capital necessory. Address J. C., Star office. 3y25-198 Y CALLING AT THE STABLES OF WM. F. GEYER, 470 C street northwest, you can find new or second-Hand Carriages, Bugvies and Wagons for sale orexchange. Also, a good selection of Horses. Carriages ‘Terms reasonable, Horses, Buggies aud for hire, aus, R SALE—TEN HORSES, AMONG THEM TWO fine matched Teams, six fine Sadd Driving and Work Horses: alto large stock of Car compris- tt, a ing sn elecant five-glase Lan« ix Park Phiion, | Coupe | Rockaway daulet, two Donpes, Surrey hing Sump Seat’ the bose family onrriagein tee oats cheap, light, stylich and roomy. Fine English Saddle aud Bridle, sinle and double Harn examine before purchasing. Everything stri represented, and on the most reasonable terms. W. F. DOWNEY, 1620 to 1624 L strect northwest. au3 FE BALE—A 52-INCH ENGLISH BI CYCLE IN D. perfect condition at a Cali between 6 and. . Tm. at Re ‘33, LeDroit ¥ 8th pone a OST—A POCKET-CASE OF SURGICAL INSIRU- Lite Apply at 1812 Hstreetn. w. —_sn18-2t* Let PAs, A BROWN, MEMORANDUM Book: flexible covers. | A suitable reward will be Paid if left at office of Ebbitt House, ‘auls-3t* O8T—BETWEEN CORCORAN ART GALLERY ‘and Treasury, & Goid inscribed J. B. ea Bate Piven eee pro reward if returned to Hoom 12, third floor, Treasury ‘department. Peet MONEY TO LOAN. ] BAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- ‘tate or colli leteral security at 6 and 6 cent. No Meme Ala ans is . 0. C. GREEN, Rooms fot Baling, cso 1 ies a pia 1) es TO LOAN, UN BEAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. B, O HOLTZMAN, 10th and F strests northwest. IPE LAPIER HOUSE, 8.W. COR. 10x AND ESTS. .W.; cool rooms ‘best conducted Board: ‘con house iu the city. ‘Transient Boarders accommodated st reasonable tovina. @29 ‘Meals at all hours, E DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, 612 F at. n.w., opp. Patent Office. 2b ‘eal ‘$5, Com- Regular Meal 25 cents; 22M fortable Dining Kooms for Ladies Stairs. Meals and Lunches eerved from 6 en eT nm. Gals J. W. BEALL, Prop. COUNTRY BOARDING. Fasr Coxors. PACIFIC LAWNS, 8c. LINEN LAWNS, 150. LINEN LAWNS, 20c. LINEN LAWNS, 250. CHOICE WHITE GOODS, 1250. TYLER & CHEWNING, and 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Hy, >: Bane, IMPORTER axD TAILOR, 3121 Pennsy!vania Avenue Northwest. SPRING GOODS. Complete and carefully selected fashion ‘bouse of tor 5 IRST-CLASS BOARDERS DESIRED IN THE mountains of Pleasant Valley, Md., near We MM. a 3 ‘week. SHUR. On, Washington county Met ‘Tryst P. O., PERSONAL. Te YOUNG GENTLEMEN, STRANGERS IN the city, would be pleased to meet » of FoBE adler, Object, atta! improvement. Addrose A COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN WISH CORRE- spond wit Peng tage ie ee $100 Sriats sa DB PROFESSIONAL. | Oey 1416 pycmaer gy bt 228 MaSEX 70 Loan, In sums to suit, a lowest on raa- estate security. FincH, POX « BROWe mn31 (487 Pennsvivania avenue, MOXEX,T0 LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER LG! from $700 ity, sums to suit fr to any amount; Nearly New, quae Grand Soe nao He New, 05 Rosewood G 3 8 Tone: fe $150 cash, including Stoo! snd Benbrattensd Goons, SRST gavin the city. ‘This isa very rare opportunity. EXCHANGE, PI Jy31 427 10th street northwest. R SALE—-NEW PIANOS, WEEE GUARANTEE, it fe Pi: fe ie glen Benes feat hin Sune a vat street northwest. dy2l-lm Ree SALE_S. J, MEEKS, 621 G STREET NORTH- aiyles. Call and examine before purchaning elsewter ‘Top and no-top Sidebar jee, Phetons, FamityGer Nhipes mor “Lopeiring set Neiog Seton forms bo aut’ AN work Village Carts, Har ‘Whips, &o. done. “Will sell cheap and myl2 guaranteed. R SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAR- F% Headst Vi and Granite Monument se Herne gonna nae WEN &OO., Pa. ave., cor, 2ist st. nw. ap28-41 R SALE—A FINE STOCK OF BOSTON BUCK- % and other Light Car- board Co;'a Side-bar B Fiages. Their make Toney, Other lignt and heavy Fiety, for spring or summer use. ‘Repairing ‘attended to. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, p23 an0-ai6 teh Basot novi eeat, in the country for the Carnages, in greut va- rates of interest, least expense and without MO" Es ToWeht nares or EST - ‘THOS. J. FISHER & 13-60 1524'F street north ve MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in gums of from $100 and upwards, af lowest rates oft ROBT. A. PHILLIPS. 1428 New York avenue. HEAL Batate SeOURTEE. er TO LoaN. moderate. Nodelay, a2 SCRAP PICTURES. TAY GOULD, 421 9 ST. WONDERFUL VARIE gi 2tkgirend T fento Fay =, Dat fang ao ‘some pictures for the ‘little folks” scrap book. Cz. Rovezsr, ‘NOS. 403 AND 406 1TH ETREET NORTHWEST. SEADQUSEENS GARMLAGE OMEN, COU TH CU SRantLEee I Mae Mame AD Kewn Toone (oot ele Wee fe SEWING MACHINES, &c. 7TH STREET SEWING MAC HI NE HOUSE = ESTABLIN 868. LISHED 1: JUEEN SEWING MACHINE Bre Se ge ey at running and highess arm lock-stitch: ever made. All movements made of the finest steel. No holes to neither has ite ae eae ee, We ore aes assortment, most Sitnee for rent Al Kinds sepeired and’ wscteseed. Dh catalogue and wrice-tet free to any scars Double evth and H H™ YOU SEEN IT? THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. building, corner 9th and D streets n.w. Training for sons and dauchters for real life, for eelf- ure fulness and honorable independence. ‘office open tor reception and re.istration of students August 2%. Rewular day and evening sessions resumed MON- DAY, Sept. 3. Course of study: Penmanship, Orthog- Taphy, Enclish Language, Business Correspondence, Business Calculations, Bookkeeping by single and dou: bie entry, Commercial Law, Politteal Economy, and Busucss ‘Morals. Special “departments of Blocution snd Phoncgrap Ts in the Business Practice depart- juent the student invests capital, deposits in the College Bauk, makes purchases for cash and on time, gives: und receives notes, checks, drafts, receipts, &¢.; Pays Touts, insurauce aud taxes, and keepe all of the ac- counts, international Business College Diploma conferrrd ‘upon gradu: close of scholastic year. It is of ad- vVantaxe to students to be r and fully equipped prior to the opening day. Hours of Instruction—Day sessions, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p. m. Evening sessions, Monday, Tuesday, Thureday aud Friday, 6 to #:30 p.m. ‘Tuition Fees—Day sessions, year scholarship, in Scholarship, in installments, $60, payable $1 issiou and remainder in monthly ingtuliments of $10 each: by the quarter, $20 upon admission, -Even- inw sessions, year scholarship, in cash, $50; == quarter, on i ion, $16; Ly the month, on - New Ilustrated Annus! sent by n.ail on application, HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal. SARA A, SPENCER, Vice-Principal. aull RIVATE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, No, 405 East Caprrot STREET. CHARLES E. HILTON, A. M., Principal. ‘The Fall Term of this schoo! will open September 10, 1883, "Students fitted for any coliege, scientific ech: civil service examinations, or business. A limi number of pupils wiil be admitted into the family of the Principal, who will receive constant supervision, and particular attention given to individual nocd. Evening Classes will be formed, and private instruction given Doth sexes. References furnished. aull-2m KENCH AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR cae Zanes AND LITTLE 1305 17th st., corner Massachusetts ave., Wash., D.C., ‘Under the direction of Mrs. L. P. McDonald and Miss Anna Ellis, ment of Ancient A limited number of young ladies re- ceived as Parlor Boarders. For and mforma- ‘upon or address the principals at 1623 N street ‘Washington. A Herdic will con residing on Capi- tol Hill direct to the school and returns Sars Sen EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 3100 G¥ ‘West Washington. and School for Young Ladies and Little Collegiate Course. Special and ‘The 1883. For circulars STEPHENSON. 36 SUMMER RESORTS. CAEMAY x. 3. CARROLL : VILLA.” JACKSON ‘one square from pesch: hew and ‘beautifully furnishod, “Opens June Ist For terms address Mrs. J. A. MYEKS, P.O. dg — os = Veo HOUSE, Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenne, Allantic City, N. J.” Ocean view from every room. The house wil be kept open all the year. For particulars address Mra. Hout. BLAc ((ATSKILL MOUNTAINS, 3,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA, AND ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM HAY FEVER, MALARIA, FLIES AND MOSQUITOS, SARATOGA, THE QUEEN OF AMERICAN WATERING PLACES. ‘Trains on Pennsylvania railroad moke close connection in Jersey City station with train» via West Shore route, avoiding the ferry at, and long transfer through New York, ‘Leuve Washi 8a.m. ; leave Baltimore 9.25 a.m. ; leave Philadelphia 1 p. m. ; leave erway City 4:02 p. Arrive Cranston’s 6:34 p.m. West Boint, . 30-3 lor car to Albany and Saratoga without change. ‘Buegare checked through, Call'on Agent Pennsylvania Raflrosd for tickets and Call'on Asreut ene vas for ra HENRY MONETT, General ‘Agent, au2-Im No. 24 State strevt, New York. 8S ASUMMER RESORT RIVERSPRINGS, ‘stands first on the roll fo> social: EY) and ‘ood ving: Boating, Fruit, Medicine, aud medical attention free.” Terms reasonable. ‘Take steamer Arrowsmith ord. W. Thompson; land — ““°P- BEARISTONE, M. D. anl-Im* “ Kiver Springs P. ©., Ma. OARDING.—PLEASANT ROOMS, SPLENDID BE: ‘ine Chaiybeate Springs: close to ata- Hon: boating Te $25 Trouth $1 per mocks Address AB. aol, TURF, Straxbure, ae 4y31-1m MiSt OSES COLLEGE, NEAR Bi Je timore, Ma.— This institution ie with modern and affords facility fora thorough Cisssical and Commercial #Aucstion, ‘ers_Boarcders por seerion of five months, $100: day sumed ber 9, 1883, BNO, JOSEPH, Director, Mt. St. Joseph's, College, Carroll PO. Baltimord county, Md. ; or DANIEL O'C. CALLAGHAN, Attor- ney-at-Law, Washington, D. C., 435 7th street north INGTON COLLEGIATE INST! (pHe wasen COLLE( (ITUTE, ea ho eee We i i Et “Pesce HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT, XN. J.. Is second to none on the coast for location Jel-eo8m_ ‘A. ie on Proprietor. ‘OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N.J.. OPENS H fret. July, Te, Se july 5 ing BY 5 Saree, ‘furn is bs 3 pt HILDRETH, Proprewe. 6 FMASK HSS GETTYSBURG SPRINGS, GErrysBunG, Pa., WILL BE OPEN JUNE léru. feat ‘The “EAGLE” in vntly 8 from, sass peeks = ree: for 2” For’ further eee Ls sor deeseintive execu. a YINGLING, erento, ][JALLEWOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD, eae So scree of invin andthe ery ieee 2 orJ. P. LEWIS, P. 0. dept., 1534 I street. tAso™ tee. ese aR eS sg WALTER BURTON, Proprictor. Pino aaainer vax navaohe OF MOTE. neroreD Gr cAuuoR 300, PER POUND. apd cuba thiset “Somers Oot oe