Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1885, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON *TUESDAY. papers here added other daily A report is revived, which Taz Star pub- Sished three months ago, to the eflect that nego- tations are in progress between the Carlisle and Randail wings of the democracy looking to the unanimous renomination of the ex- Speaker. There is little doubt that this will be done. Mr. Carlisle gave good satisfaction as Speaker and there is no reason why he should not receive the ordinary compliment ot a re- election. As Speaker of the next House, Mr. Carlisle wouid be obliged to revise his list of commit- teemen, owing to the great number of changes 4m membership as well as from other considera- tions. It is not likely, however, that he would alter the assignments of the leading men. Mr. Morrison is certain to have the chairmanship of the ways and means committeee again ff he wishes it, and Mr. Randail Is equally sure of being put once more at the head of the appro- Priations committee. lo President Cleveland has followed up his order driving the cattle baronsoff the Indian reserva- tions by a proclamation of a still more sweep- ing character that strikes at one of the worst evils at the west,—the fencing In of the public domain by great cattle corporations, From all accounts it was high time that vigorous sction ‘Was taken. Out on the plains, far removed from the ordinary restrictions of law and pub- Ue opinion, the rich companies did as they pleased, and their pleasure was to get richer &nd richer by the systematic disregard of all laws and the rights of the poor. The prophet Isaiah may have had these rathless land-grab- bers in mind when he pronounced a woe upon “them that lay field to field till there be no place that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth.” If so, their particular day of judgment seems to have arrived. —— An event that may have important conse- quences happened last Tharsday, when the em- peror of China attained his majority. For the past twelve years theempire has been governed by a regency which has never been found to be @ very desirable form of government. The young emperor is said to be a man of active and liberal mind, with a leaning towards modern ideas. It would be foolish, however, to assume that his advent to the throne will bring any speedy or radical changes in state policy. $< Col. Stevenson will now have to write a letter to those who endorse unworthy candidates for office. Recently he appointed one F. B. Dun- ‘ton postmaster at Center, Lincolnville, Maine, on the recommendation of most of the “promi- nent citizens.” But it now appears that Mr. Dunton cannot enter at once on the duties of Anis office from the fact that he is serving a term of imprisonment in Jail for embezzlement. It 1s understood that the endorsement of “promi- nent citizens” of that locality will not carry much weight hereatter. a In spite of the rosy predictions of De Lesseps and votes of confidence by pliant directors, the shares of the Panama Canal Company are rap- idly falling in cash value, and the government steadfastly decitnes to bolster up the enterprise gy special privileges. M. De Lessepsis a genius im bis way, but he made a fearful blunder at Panama, and his confiding countrymen are at Jast finding it ont. eee Mr. A. 3. Abell, senior proprietor of the Balti- more Sun, and the senior newspaper editor and Proprietor in the United States, completed his seventy-ninth year yesterday. His vigor of mind aud body afford reason for the bellef that he will live for many years the respected dean —$_$$$<——-<———_— The New York World has succeeded in the apparently hopeless task of raising the money sor the Bartholdi statue pedestal. That ener- getic paper will probably now have to tackie the Job of building the Grant monument, if it is ever to be butlt. a Mr. Garrett makes short work of the propost- tion of the Western Union that he sell out his cable lines or run them in combination. He replies that he won't do either. Resxasts, Reasasrs, Reusasra DRESS GOODS, SILKS, ALL KINDS, HAVE ALL BEEN MARKED A GREAT DEAL LESS THAN cost. THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP. REMNANTS CF BLACK GOODS, ALL KINDS OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTS, FROM 2 TO 7 YDS. NOTHING IS CHEAP THAT YOU DO NOT NEED, BUT YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN- ‘VESTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS IF YOU CaN USE THEM. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ONEPRICE anlo Neausc Tue Esp. @ FEW MORE DAYS WILL COMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATION. EN THE MEANTIME SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE AND SERVE YOU AT ‘THE OLD PLACE, No. 410 SEVENTH STREET. iF YOU WANT SHIRTS, DRAWERS, STOCKINGS, Ok OUTER CLOTHING, NOW IS THE TIME TO DICKER WITH HENNING, THE CLOTHIER, aud 410 SEVENTH STREET. a W. HL, Focouras 4, Co. 124 F STREET ¥I can ‘aitention to thelr ine: INTERIOR DECOHATION: "ARLOK FURNITURE, CURTALN STUI ENCH WALL P. ‘aut 912 Turcoman Curtain, FREN Oar Moroceo Curtain péwbich we bave a limited nicer, a ure istering aud Cabinet work will re attention. ‘aus-3m To Tur Pesuc ON MONDAY, AUGUSTI7TH, WESHALL VACATE THE BUILDINGS WE NOW 00 CUPY, a8 OUR NEW BUILDING WILL NOT BE ENTIRELY FINISHED BY THAT ‘PEME, WE SHALL REMOVE OUR ENTIRE STOCK TOTHESTORE NOW OCCUPIED BY GEO. C HENNING, WHERE WE WILL BE LOCATED UNTIL THE OPENING OF OUR , NEW BUILDING EARLY IN SEPTEMBER THE FORMATION OF THE NEW FIRM ‘WILL OCCUR ON THE DAY OF CONSOLI- DATION OF THE TWO STOCKS OF GooDs, NAMELY, AUGUST 17TH. VERY RESPECTFULLY, A. SAKS @ CO, CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, 316-318 SEVENTH STREET. Gaear Excrrexesr. Our new buliding is now finished, and while the car_ Penters are at work in the basement finishing shelving ‘and counters we shall hold high carnival on the first ‘oor for a few days only. GRAND CLOSING SALE. Al our FIGURED LAWNS, warranted fast colors, at FOUR CENTS. ‘We have about 600 pieces SIMPSON'S BEST PRINTS in plain black, gold and black, and black and whiteat 4% cents. 6,000 yards GINGHAMS. These have never been offered for les than 12% cents. We shall offer them at FIVE CENTS. 10,000 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERY WELL-KNOWN BRAND. Androscroggin, yard wide, 7c. Frott of the Loom, yard wide, Tie. Lonsdale, yard wide, Tie. Dwight Anchor. yard wide, Sige. Wamsutta, yard wide, 9%qc. Pride of the West, yard wide, 1c. Lonsdale Cambrie, yard wide, 100. Also, the Best Yard-wide BROWN COTTON st FIVE CENTS. Excellent CANTON FLANNEL at FIVE CENTS, and 1,000 Pieces FLANNEL OF EVERY DESCRIP- ‘TION from the great New York Auction Sale of last June at much less than we can replace them. WHITE Goons. WHITE GOODS TO CLOSE AT ONCE. INDIA LAWN AT FIVE CENTS, worth Ten, and ‘all finer grades in proportion. 12,000 yards FIGURED BATISTE, 40 inches wide, 12% Cents, ‘This is the 18c. quality. ‘Three Cases DARK SATTEENS, nest patterns, at ELEVEN CENTS. PACIFIC LAWNS in most beautiful designs st FIVE CENTS. 8,000 yards ENGLISH CHEVIOT REDUCED TO SIX CENTS. Cost to import 17 Centa, 2,500 yards DOTTED SWISS, 12%. 100 pleces TURKEY TABLE DAMASK at 33 Cents, formerly 60 Cents. ‘Thousands upon thousands of other Bargains from every Department. ‘This sale will terminate in a few days, as the store- Tooms must be vacated to the carpenters. CALL EARLY, AND AT ONCE. LANSBURGH & BRO, 420. 422, 424, axp 426 SEVENTH STREET. P.S-BRING THIS LIST ALONG FOR COM- PARISON. aull A Cano. HAVING BOUGHT THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPEIING IN STORE 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE OF MRC. M, TOWSON, WE SHALL OFFER THE SAME AT SUCH PRICES AS WILL IN- SURE QUICK SALE, DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST. THE PRESTENT STOCK MUST BE RUN OFF, TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL SUPPLIES. WE ARE NOW, BECEIVING ALL THE NEW STYLES IN GARPETING, AND INVITE INSPECTION. »" JOHNSON, GAVNER & CO., aul 636 Pennsylvania avenue. Mesr Asr Wuz Be Sow ‘THIS MONTH WITHOUT REGARD TO COST, VIZ: All Low-Quarter Shoes and Odds and Ends. ‘Come early to secure Bargains. ‘We are making to measure extra fime American Calf Shoes in any style for only $5.00, and French Calf for $6.00. We warrant a fit, solid comfort and good wearing Shoes. Oar Famous $3.50 Shoes are worth $4.00 in Gold. ‘Try a pair and you will be convinced that they are of the best quality. GEO. W. RICH, 409 7th st. nw. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER. aull HE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE REQUIRES NO boller: Avolds all expensive attendance! No Joss of time; no handling of fuel and no ashes. For Particulars call on D. BALLAUF. Agent, 731 7th street northwest, where one can be seeti In opera- tion. aull-3m ‘What remaineth then to tell? All is well that endeth well. So Tuzy Say. ‘THEY, THE PEOPLE, SAY AS HOW ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, has worked wonders in waging successful warfare ‘against trickery, chicanery and cunning—s treacher- ous combination which “reaped where it had notsown ‘and gathered where it had not strewn.” pa ‘True love's course ne'er amioothly ran, SO THEY SAY. ‘They, the people, say as HOW THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, -D. C.. ThESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1885. UNHESITATINGLY CLAIM THE FOL- incrtnsical ‘Reduced from 75 to 60c. per yard. CONTINUATION ‘oF oun. - GRAND AUGUST SALE 01 LADIES’ AND MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, Land Bergh no: tne rote remn he PE seeasteras ac the and SES RES ae cette ta ot ry, good fortuve to offer ‘These are con- splcwoanly Sisplayed vand marked) on & center Coun ter in front of the Hoslery department. LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS 1240. Ladies’ Colored Bordered Linen’ Cambric Hem- (iehed Handkerchiefs, 1% inch em, handsome bor- Reduced from 21 to 12%4e. each, Ladies’ Solid Color Linen Cambric Hemstitched ‘Handkerchiefs, in light blue and pink centers, with colored solid borders of light blue, pink and ‘navy blue, worth 15¢., Only 12%4c. eafh. Ladies’ Colored ‘Bordered, Linen Cambric Hem- itched Handkerchiefs in new, neat and tasty de- ns, 1 inch hem, worth 17e., Quly 224 each Ladies’ Linen Cambrie Colored Bordered Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, in % inch hems, fine quality ‘and exquisite colorings, worth 16c., ‘Only’ 12140. each. 12yc. MEN'S HANDKEROHIEFS, (en's Colored Bordered Linen Cambric_ Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, % Inch hem, worth 17c., ‘Only 12is¢. each. Men's Plain Hem All-Linen Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, block centers, excelent colors, worth 2 Only 1290. each, LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEPS, 25c. Ladies’ White Linen Cambric Colored Embroidered ‘Handkerchiefs, fine quallt ‘Reduced from 37ige. to 25¢. each. Ladies’ Sheer, Lawn Colored Border Hemstitched Handkerchlets, handsome borders, % and 14rineh ems, Reduced from 37 to 25¢c. each. chiefs, Lio centers, in light blue and pink, Minch hems, we le, -_ " Only 25c. each. Ladies’ Sheer Lawn ‘Black Bordered Temstitched Handkerchiefs, 1izinch hem, exceilent quality, Reduced from 37%sc. to 25¢. each. Ladies’ Plain White Embroidered Sheer Lawn Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, 4Inch hems, worth 29c. 25c. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS. Men's Colored Bordered Linen Cambric Hem- stitche! Handkerchiefs, fine quality, %,% and 1y- inch hems. ‘Reduced from 37ige. to 25¢ each. COTINUATION OF OUR GRAND REDUCTION SALE OF LADIES’ CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS. In order to cause their early disposal, we make these reductions which should commend them tothe trade 8S most excellent bargains. With such ready-made goods at such prices, customers cannot afford to make them up: Mighneck Cambrle Corset Covers, Hamburg High-neck Reduced from 37% to 29c. each. High-neck Cambric Corset Covers, tucked front, ‘Hamburg trimmed, Reduced from 42 to 33c. each. High square-neck Canbric Corset Covers, four clus- ters of three fine tucks down the front,’ Hamburg trimmed, Reduced from 45 to 87e. each. Low-neck Cambric Corset Covers, lace trimmed, Reduced from 45 to 374gc. each. (Second floor, take the elevator.) LADIES’ MUSLIN CORSET COVERS. ‘We have just opened 200 dozen more of our celebra- ted 15c. Muslin Corset Covers, with which we have had such excellent success, FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR_SALE—HOUSES. A\\y ANTED_AT 461 G ST. N. W. A WOMAN, TO ‘cook, wasit and iron; Tis inderstned er bus WAntey 4 RESFECTARLE WHITE co it and for aust‘be‘s fir scolar.” Apply oda 15,650 Fst Ww ‘ANTED—A& SERVANT GIRL THAT, CAN cook and do all kinds of housework: refere nce red. Call on and after Friday morning, Al ath, 1885, 616 3d st, n. wr. me NTED—A GERMAN GIRL W tal brmetecih ata beet aug Ap | Bal ply atcorner of Halfand N sta ww. J.iL FR’ W teeat and patting Up stoves Apa CE, “1 poy at Be GROGAN'S Instalnieut Iouse, tink NF Paven bet 13th & 14th "ANTED—A WOMAN, TO COOK, 5S irom, a 1903 N au hw, ‘The ben Sotreuses required. = anl1-3t (TANTED—A NICE SETTLED WHITE Women (Catto to do cookin aad weaning in aumal 3 nce Apply 10 Rose Indi ‘School, G st.. bet and 2 Ha, or sister of the Holy Gross, ‘Mans setts ne ‘aull-3t near 13th st. "ANTED_WOMAN TO 000) EN W ‘Aton, a: 616 atnenwe) OOK WARE, AND "ANTED—A STEADY GI) ‘TO COO) “W “snditon: private By oe family; 216 1: 4 eee yi 2th st. &.W. ‘ANTED-A YOUNG GIRT, AS CHAMBER OW annie: (wiite preferrea.) Will pac TAMER, ‘9th st nw. an1osie ‘ANTED—BRIGHT COLORED GIRL OF 18; “Wittgnt household. work for to; ooemoente tious. “Apply after 3 pam, 1806 220 re ara ‘ANTED-NURSE FOR CHI Nigsiege areas entire £01 re- SHRINES a ane Rea reece YANTED— WHITE SERVANT GIRL FOR eral housework; best recommendations wanted: good wages to proper person “Apply at 427 Get. nw au] 0-ate ANTED—LADIES AND YOUNG MEN IN city GF country (distance no object) to work for see dita arsed, anteaters PRISON, Gee Nee 6153. an7-14t® oR “AT hla BSt_§_W. NICELY Fr ftenished commraaicatng Patios ana osaseaa ileo lange ‘ory Front Room, gas and bath. NOR RENT- DESIRABLE COMMUNICATING each floor, with all the modern im- ‘ofthree ‘aul -ste OR Fi AT 1823 M ST. N. W., LARGE Frere rir chris orantenh a also farnished, sf elif re POR BENTO 9 St NW ‘® ROOMS, ALL FOR, SALE-A FIVE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE conveniences; fine ieee 4 Let-on Oth st., ugar the corner of Ist. & ‘THOS. & W. , Te 22 : it DIT Fer taw. | nears PY 80 Meet: price: Togalre at 1021, 224 st hr ND S ST. N.w., NEW errr FSSA Tanck Houser @ rooms, all com eacen. $18 pe MOOI ee wa OR RENT—1554 BST. SW.. 9 ROOMS, MOD- — SUS It WAGGAMAN, anl1-st V7 Fake. RB RENT— AY 8 rooms; aul1-3t Brick House, 1312 8 st. desirable nw ae ERT Wbiocaen, OR RENT—-TWO HANDSOME FURNISHED Rooms, on first and sevond floors. 620 Gth st Eee: FandGnw : eee (OR RENT—TWO OR Tir 3 NISHE! F ‘cond Moor: Ane closatas bate Teses ok rami RR RENT—FURSISHE) F'toara;and one unfuratiea> pedtoe aor, Wait front; reservation in front: one square west of War ‘and Navy department; references exchanged. 1503. Hot nw: ‘an8-6te (OB Bi | RHREP COMMUNICATING ROOMS ed, on 2d and 3d floors: new house and new- iy furnished; all modern improvements. 706 10th st. Tw. opposite Congregational church. ‘aué-aw* ‘OR RENT—FOUR OR FIVE HaNDSOMELY Fiirnisitea Rooms. singly of en sults wine os SR ‘ut bomrd: terms very moderate, 217 Hast Capltol st. Fol, BRL EL Deen Ee 80, tw0 with connecting bath-room. 423 iith enw, walt bquare north of Pa. at, nw. aus-3w FOR _RENT—STORES. OR RENT—303 4% ST. 8. W.. A GOOD BUSI- ness stand; 7-rooms and room, ©. H. PARKER, 44 and Ests. s.w. anlosts POE RENT-STORE AND DWELLING. 790 7H aw. ‘once. ‘7 7th st. n.w., oF 349 West Baltimore st, up-sialrs. 1 (\/ ANTED_WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN W éoots, $10 to, $20; Chauoeruisids; nureee ge eral workers. scrub and kiteben iris, men cooks, S''a. COOMBS, Emp, Burest, 026 F stu.w. od-2ws ANTED — SERVANTS SEEKING EMPLOY- ‘mentand good homes, should call at National Labor Bureau. Wanted 30 white and colored Women for Cooks and general housework. DICK & SIMONS, 517 7th st. n.w. Collectors and Room Renting. al-21¢ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN or country to take light work at their wn to $4 a day easily made; work sent by mall; no canvassing. We have good demand for our work and frnish steady employment. " Address, with Ramp, CHOWN M'PG. CO. 204 Vine st Cincinaall, 0. It ws XPERIENCE WISHES ‘a Position as Governess to teach the lower Eng- lsh branches. Heferences given. Address Miss E- RNER, Mackall, Calvert comity, Md. aul ANTED—A SITUATION HY A YOUNG MAN pf nineteen; good arithmetician and penman; robust and not afraid of work. Address Box 152, Star office. aulO-2e™ a\ig OPERATOR ON THE ‘Tpye Writer, Eraployment in an_ office or at home. ‘Terms moderate. Address MISS A... care B. Cap. Station. city Eat WANTEDIELACES, FOR” HOUSEKEEPERS, seamistressess, ladies’ maids, cooks, nitraes, cham: is, men cooks, waiters, waitresses. with Feferen- COOMBS, Emp. Bureau,026 F st.n.w. wl-2W* DESIRING RELIABLE petent Servants, male or female, should abor Buremi, We only send out s Vants that weean recommend, DCR & SIMONS, Room Renting and Collecting Agency, 517 7th st aw. jy27-Am* WANTED--ROOMS. WANTED SEPTEMBER 1ST, BY A GENTLE: ‘man, wife and child six years, three or four un- furnished Rooms for light housekéeping: first or sec- ond floor: northwest section; terms must be reason- able: references exchanged, “Address Box 43, Star Office. = WANTED THREE COMFORTABLY FUR: nished Rooms, with or without board, In a good location, for a gentleman and three ladies,” who Will be permanent tenants if sulted; house in which there are no other boarders preterred. Address, stating 1o- cation and terms, P. 0. Box 521, city. ‘aus-ote ANTED-SEPT. 1, BY A LADY, 0) two Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, between F and K and 17th and 20th sts.n.w.; references exchanged. Address, stating terms and particulars, &. B. Star offi aus-3t* ‘The price, 10, is but @ fraction above the cost of mater! (Second floor; take the elevator.) OTE. i romptly at one o'clock Satur- of the Grant obsequles. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOST ps HOUSE, Our store will close day, August 8th, the 921 Pa Ave. Tue First Store Visrren, 912 Dst. We think we don't exaggerate when we state that 90 per cent of ladies who start out shopping invarl- ably visit ‘The Palais Royal first. ‘The reason is ob- vious, Ifthere are any special bargains oF novelties in the wholesale market The Palais ioyal alwa) cures them, as its agents are constantly in New In fact, we are the only store of any consequent is now showing new goods. Our competitors ha‘ Jayed or been unable to close out undesirable stock up to date, so they ate prevented from visiting the whole- sale markets, and stop at home and advertise old goods at low prices. WE SELL NEW GOODS AT LOWER PRICES. We can do it, because there are so few buyers in the wholesale trade. Conseqnently prices are way down. ‘They were phenomenally low last week, ag our new ‘ork. purchases vestify. ‘The lst is worth rendiny A cco ue U KER ss 88 BOG BBP 88s ah & 0 uD ee S355 AA Coo uu wee S88 = We open a new line of Sacques on FRIDAY, AU- GUST 7, at 10 o'clock. Tt will not be contradicted ‘even by our competitors that we offer very extraor- dinary values. 25 dozen French Nainsook Sacques, for street or tollet wear, finely tucked, embroidered edge around heck, slecves and bottom. ' These goods are made on a lock stiteh machine, and the best material and em- broidery only Is used. “They would be abargain at 9 Pee a For ai} Sot CENTS, yg BBy8 15 dozen Sacques of French Nainsook, very. Ml tucked and handsomely embroidered with das ‘im ings. The Al we iarantee perfect Yadies ean try on in our “Ladies' Parlor,” which is fitted with for the purpose, FOR MMT Sass 7 bie nh. ~ $37 ui = ut Sa = Nalusook Sacuues prouliy triasned, dows, the front Nalnaook Sacques prettily" trimmed down a with inserting'and edge. “The ruffle also bas pretty: edge. if les will Value the material and trimumi: Used in these sacaues they will find them worth $1. FOR 5 doren Nainsook Secques fucks down the’ jfront two mm trimam fle of pretty emb1 ‘Come is ie! & Ei gi 3 Z 3 3) 2; ‘They will with one voice and one accord rally to the rt of Adler and his lan, ho the work first a ‘Aid as a prelude td the radel gale: oll alt ‘arigod his ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. A simple declaration of @xr proposed principle of conducting business “just a look.” as it were, and “the strife began; howlings and mutterings of disapproval and discontent were heard from DEALERS oxLY on every side. ‘The success which attended the adoption ‘and faithful carrying out of the priuciple settled upon ‘wrought Jealousy in their hearts And fanned the flame of discontent ‘Unt on villainous mischief bent, they sought todisturb the even tenor of our way by 8 vile, vicious, malicious and fraudulent course which, in the rebound, will catch and crush them: in the meanwhile they are doing the KUSSING ‘while we are selling the KLOTHING. ‘What remaineth then to tell? All is well that endeth well. ADLER'S ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE 1s the Great Boom ofthe season. Don't fall to attend. ADLER’s ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSER, 927 and 029 Seventh street northwest, (Corner Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK ‘Sa Open evenings until % Satardays until 11. 1,000 GENUINE SEERSUCKER COATS AND ‘VESTS, all the latest patterns, $1.97 for Cost and ‘Vest. S@ Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing House has NO sre Bea any ‘nothing more, ee :! fan Ha & an every x TOMERS— Several Smuall Houses in the northwest, ranging from .500 to $5,000; no in perfecting sale it prop- erty sults, JRO, BOWLES € CO.” A083 142s New ¥ WW ASTeRsiOR AS DOEIATE Ponca ‘ser, # six-room House; modern improvements; between # and H and 10th and 14th sts. n.w. aus-3t LOWE & KINTZ, 515 7th st. nw. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘AN’ Thguire at Plerce’s Mills, about two miles from. the city, or address J. 10-308 W antkp THREE PERS THE Advertiser in buying # truct of Iand one mile from Boundary st.; by taking the low: high and & fine view of the cit no brokers. Address C. F., Star offtce. W STEAM CARPET CLEANING and Feather Renovating Works. PH. YOUNG, 1422 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Factory, Kst., corner 5th st, ‘aui-im® ‘ANTED—BUSINESS MEN HAVING CLAIMS: for coliection will leava them with DICK & SIMONS Collectors and Hoon Renting; we guarad- tee prompt returns 517 7th st, uv aul-2w* TW A STERTAGENTN TO SELL MAGIC MOSQU gives instant relief, and driv x Address SALLADE & CO,, S east 18th st, ‘New Yor BUSINESS CHANCES. FoR: SMALL STOCK AND FIXTURES of Grocery and Provision Store. Also, a new de- Hyery wagon. | Will gellata bargain for cish. “Apply 617 Louisianaave. D. MCLAUGHLIN. — auli-ate WEAVE A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRA- bie barguins in Houses, northwest section, rang- {ng from $7,000 to 820,001 paying 10. per cent on in- ‘vestment; renting property und collecting rents cialty: no charge for advertising, attending to i ance, repairs or paying taxes, JNO. BOWLES & CO., Real Estate Bri 1424 New York a EUS RESTAURANT. : owing to change of business the abo 500; this is one of the best. located ‘and profitable business stands In elegant value. Apply GEORGE ADAMS. Joux FE. Beat. Commissioner of Deeds. TELEPHONE No. 344 ‘We have for sale notes for $600 and ‘$700, secured by first mortgage on food property at 6 ber! cent for years. Also, for sale on monty payments good SF Zoom Bricks iu northeast section from $1,300 to 800. For Rent—Nos. 1736, 1738 and 1742 F st. n.w.,3 story brick and’ basement, 10 rooms, bath-room, pantry aud 2 cellars, $75 per month. Furnisied—On north side Q n.w., between 14th and 15th, 3-story brick, 12 rooms, easy terms for sum- mer. For Sale—On Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and 16th, beautiful -story and basement brick, modern improvements, south front, 10 rooms; $10,000; creat bargain. " Pennsvlv: an nia avenue, between 24th 26th n.w., south side, d-story ‘and basement jewly repaired, modern improvements, stable Funs through to K street; 9 rooms and bath; splendid opportunity: $9-800. Choice lots on 16th street and Columbia Heights and in all parts city. ‘To Loan—$5,000 at 6 per cent for term of years on city property. Jy13-3m FOR SALES FOR CASH ONLY, THE sale and Retail Wine and Liquor Store, 1732 Penn- sylvania ave mi6. COUNTRY REAL ESTAT WOR SALE—-18 ACRE ES OF LAND-SITUATED ist north of Boundary.. Will be sold very cheap if sold immediately. C. B: CAYWOOD, 1135 New Jer- sey ave. n. ate WANIED-TO RENT OR UFASE A GOOD fruit and grain Farm, from one to two hundred acres, near station: good dwelling and other improve- ments, Address at once, giving particulars, L. i W., Star offi ‘aula ‘grounds; 7 rooms and bath; latrobe. a ‘waier; dry. co cellar, back Sard wits fruit; newly painted througbout. To desirable t ee. 7 RENT-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1611 kK 34 anes gas and water; $16. RE PAIRo, 452 Louisiana avenne, aull-lm ” JOR RENT—340 INDIANA AVE, OPPOSITE 1g City Hall, a 14-room House, at ber month, Call and look at it, Watchman there at all hours. For further iculars address THOMAS BLAGDEN, City P. 0. Box 581. State your address, and you wal be prompily called upon. aull-3te RENT—! CK, 1603 PIERC = POR nih, stable, be, 928. Frame aise ae southwest, 5 ates hall, &c.,@17. Both have been LBERT F. FOX. 920 F stn. Fo? RENT,—_THREE NEW BRICKS, $21, Fe RENT-HOUSE NEAR FAST CAPITOL 7 ‘and cold 325 Ninth st.s.¢., near Pa, ave, 6 rooms, ‘bath, range, and auil-st 22. FOX, 920 Fst. nw. Brick 616 6th st. B.W., TOMS... cnneneverneeeeee BO Frame 923 18th st. n. w., 9 rooms... Store, dwelling and siable. 12: with | modern ins ‘including speaking toben, Price ‘stall cash payavent: in sums to sult. ‘Tis ago oppartuntty wedom ¢fered. SOuN FW. enlist 806 F st. nw. vent Getabte mow two-st: brick dwelling, | Beer! 3 | 1806 11th st aim, 8 rooms abd wil modern iy ve ; & nice home or a good Inveament; 9600 cash, in ‘@ BRADLEY, ull. S25 Foes smdeonr, Beet five room Houses, om 22th ss 9; all Sood ‘taventimene | ns Walt Be sold for SWORMBTEDT @ BRADLEY, 28 F st. aula @ ‘The above is only ‘@amall | eek Fons ie ein oo ‘Store and ery bg = Oa ao Saag eae Eee 1420 334 st... Or... 113 st., Or. 1151 21a st, Sr. ‘288-240 24 stn. 2031 I st., m1, 138.5: 203 ir 2121 K st, nw. 319 Corcoran st. 10r. 937 Qt. m. 1, 9F...-45.50) (1306 T st. now. Tr 2S STORES. Per Month. OFFICES, Per Month. A4r.$100 Let. 12th€13th _....$25 51100 9th €Pa.a, room 15.32.50 30 Oth & Pas.roomls._22.50 ‘The above is only a.sinall portion of property on my books, For full list call at oftice for bullet, ieened of the Istand 15th. [aa11) ‘THOS. E WAGGAMAN. yrork_ Ri TORY | BRICK. | TES near Printing office. at ofA. EBERLY & 80: aulosste OD. IMPS: to quod tenant. Apply. to 1907 Pennsylvania ave, Fok RENT 1408 STH ST NWF all modern Improvements, $30: Tooms. all modern improvements, 5 rooms each, new. all modern impr DUVALL & MARR.925 Fat O.10-1 IM HOUSES, 476 AN ‘with “all modern bnprovenenta wusawe W JERSEY AVE. N. W., ent ‘S20. "apy iat $20. "Apply Gere nea ce oo '—HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, COR. OF 6TH per matt Tuquire of A. N. MEEKER, 508 4th st.s.e. a8-3t* {OR RENT-COM PLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE ‘on Qst,, bet. 14th and 15th sts.; 5. front; table and bea i Silver and china, 10 rooms, cars and her- die: $125 per month, from October Ist Less than half “price U1 then; 'possession immediately. JNO. BOWLES & CO., Reai Estate Broker, 1424 New ‘York ave. au8-3t POR RENT Sih, EST SW. 5 BOOMS. $25.00 450 Uth st. w., 6 rooms and store room.....20.00 422 11th st. & w., 6 Foomabrick. 6. 445 9th st. 5, w., 6 room brick. 525 7th st. &. Ww, 8 room fram 942 F st. s. w., 8 room briek. 1002, 1604 South Capitol st, <¢.,, 6 roomis, brick-10.00 335 M-st., 5 rooms, $12, ‘Most. 4 room: Bb ns bricks’ 131 10 149 Vara ice & gankore 5. bricks, 131 to 149 Va. av.aw., Wi eas aus-3te t. H. PARKER, dy sts, $50." Fs RENT—T’ 78 Ost. Pw. Inquire at 1000 6 st. n.w. RENT—1741 TORT {un G sts Rez anod. mpas rent Si ), PARTOF HOU=E including dining-room and 13th st. n.w., Franklin square. PORRENT-UNFURNISHE consisting of 8 roo} kitchen." Apply at an7-t* {OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—30 ACRES OF FPOR RENT—NICE §-ROOM BRICK HOUS rime garden land about two miles below the In—| Jf 1019 Kast Capitol strect, intersection Fast Capitol Sane Asylum, on the Glesboro’ road, adioining the | street_ and North Carolina avenue, at Lincoln park; land of Jas, Beyer. $28 per month in advance. HARVEY SPALD- 10-3t FITCH, FOX & BROWN. ‘orcoran Di au7-3te OR SATE—A FARM, CONTAINING 163 actes of Land, in Loudoun county, Va., one mile from Guilford station, on the W., 0. & W. K. R., about three miles from Belmont Park, recentiy opeiied by sald road asa summer Tesort. ’ Price $2,000-85 cash, balance in monthly payments of $25 each, or Will exchange for good improved city p avl0-3t E-FARM IN TY, ‘Va, containing 218 acres, two miles from Burkes Station, V. Mf. It, and sixteen miles from Washington; all well fenced; “about one-half cleared and well set in Brame: good water: plenty of frull, apples, pears, Beaches and cherries. Will sell the farm, with st and implementa, for $3,000. “Apply to P, RE “thst. and Maryland ave. ne., Washington, D. Alexandria, Va. Sy2b-w_ OR BALE—A COMFORTABLE AND CONVEN nt suburban Residence near Georgetown, D. C. in good order; two acres; well shaded lawn, fruit and excellent, spring water; stable, carriage House, &-; convenient to horse cars. Address W. W. STINCHCOMB, 41m __117 West Lombard'st., Baltimore, Md. WOR SALE—200 ACRES (150 CLEARED AND cultivated); less than a mile from Herndon sta- tion. with a 9foom dwelling, a barn and other out buildings; good orchards and’ a never-failing well of excellent water. ‘Terms moderate. For information apply to WILLIAM A. LAONHARDT, Heradon, Fulrfax Go.Va., OF to LEIGH ROBINSON, 406. Sth street nortiiwest. Jy16-h's.tu,1m TEDSECOND-HAND FURNITURE, ‘pets. Stoves, Feather Beds, and all kinds of Household Furniture, for which the highest cash price will be paid. Address H, BAUM, 239 7th st. Sw. Jy16-th,s,tu,3m. WANTED-10 BELL (OR EXCHANGE IN rt for improved city or country property, over 40,000 square thet of unimproved ground, fronting on Ist aud Pierce sts, n.w. Price $6,000. Address, Box U5, Star off 1-91 ANTED-—LITTLE ONES AT A GOOD BOARD- ing house, from 3 months to 8 years old, in the ggunury, by responsible people, who will give them best ofcare. Address Mrs. PATLENCE, Star Office. iy20-1m* ‘ANTED— OR Diarrhea, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, ‘Cramps in the Stomach, USE CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE, Nothing like it. _jy24-1m A. BROWN, P. 0. Box 354, City. ‘ANTED — Y MOTHER “TO HAVE OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- erty, @ Country Residence in Virginia, three and a ‘half ‘miles {rom Washington, 18 acres in a igh state of cultivation; plenty of fruit: @ neat seven- room House nearly new: porch in front: dry cellar; never falling well of excellent water; ehicken house form house, stable, @c., A plessant place, high and healthy, on a good ‘road: price $5.00. MELVIULE, 433 5th st. ne. jy: 5 BUILDING LOTS, 50x 150 FEET, 262 witnin tive maunves wall of Sesrooe Sia? tion, Band P. R, R.—twenty minutes’ to city. ‘These Lots are covered with a variety of beautifil forest trees, and present eligible building sites. 815 and up- wardsa lot. ‘Title indisputable. For particulars ap- ply to THOS. HYNiss, Sole Agent, 715 9th st. n.w., Over 150 sold. Also, a handsome, solid Brick Resdence of seven- teen rooms, in East’ Bladensburg, near B. and 0. E.R, twelve minutes by rail from city. This house 1 located updh & lot of ten acres, ‘has fine cellars, terraced yard, fine apple trees, stable, barn, etc., etc! Everything ih firstclass condition, and is’a stately and lovely residence. Terms made easy. Title indis- putable “Address MARION DUC! , Attorney- Law, Bladensburg, Maryland. Jel2-3m their daughters learn to cut and make thelr dresses by MOODY'S New Tallor System, at 939 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Dresses cut and ft, 1y14-3m ANTED-TO SELL—PURE, REFRESHING, ‘Healthful Virginia, Obio and Callfornia Clarets, 80c. and $1 8 gallon. HH. /ELIGSON, Wholesale Dealer, 1424 Pennsyl nw. Jel7 Ware Pine HAIR RESTORER, THE Wonder of the age, will produce # suit of halr after 26 years of balduess. Calllat 1222 F st, now. for full particulags, Consultation free 4. b, O'Donnell corher Virginia ave. aud i0th’st. aw: favelbeen bald for 1Ovears “After uane he f Dr. Set ‘Hal re Tints coming ta of Dr. Semmes’ Hair Restorer my hair thick and fast.” Muby other Washington testimonials can be seen at Oftice, 1222 F st, 4 doors from 13th, up one flight. myIL W ANTED-SECOND-HAND, CLOTHING, WAT- qivacbesguns.visiols jewelry. Also, furniture stoves, 2c. . Dougie Best cash price Guggenheimer, Ga s.w. Note by mail promptly attended to. jedan SW AS THD STEAM CARPET.CLEANING BY ur process; no Whi Telephone 11 AWCHREEE BNO. B10 Loulatane abe? ARGS W SRTEPo_ ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN 1 BEALL, Basement 1420 ¥ at o-w. is'» Com: missioner o every State and Territory, U. Commisnoner, Examiner and Notary. Always ip fice from ba ta.toS pm. ‘Telephone—Sieed. mas COUNTRY BOARD. Trt ROOMS VACANT AT MONTSYLVA; 1%, m miles from station; large grounds, well shaded; ice, . Bc. de, Address MaoS Fane uid-si* ‘Round Hill, Loudon County, Va. PLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE Pia times station, PG. Co. Md. Se ena MONEY TO LOAN. FOR RENT—A DESIRABLE AND PLEAS antly situated brick dwelling, near the Capitol, 9 Toons, facluding bath: 109 2nd ube (OR RENT—VER? BLE THIRTEEN room House, 407 Maple avenne, with bath and all conveniences; rent $50 per month. ALBRIGHT & CO. Room 2. St. Cloud Building. ‘805-610 GOR RENT—ONE TWO-STORY BRI house, 616 22d st. n. w., 9 rooms and all modern improvements; fresco painted: also, concrete base- ment: the herdics runulng to the house. Ingulre at 408 7th st... Jy81-16t Wis Ml 10r au...$58!|Cor, T.and 22st stores4o -1Or, at. i $02 2istst., 12 “55, 2213 F st.0r.mi.....36.50 28 I st 2327 Pa.av.dstor ave, ‘Mass. ave..n. 15th, Nst.a.Conn. ave. 13r...200 Lafayette square 17r...200) i Conn.av.n.N,13 ¥.£166.66||1 G'st, n.w. 8r. & store.40 ‘Mat.n. thst, 10r.. fiat.....80 ISthst. n. RI av., Br. Agthst, Dupont circ! Grant Place, fur. Ret..n. 16th,11 rs.J cart 18 ‘Thomas Cir.. 10r., fur 100) 432 Ist, n.w., 6 rs....18 1019 10th st. n.w.,1898..90)) ‘Office rooms in good locations. Stables at various prices. For permits to see furnished houses call at Office. Property placed with me for rentor sale is Uberally advertised free of cost tothe owner. For st of property for sale call or send at office for Beal Estate Guide. ‘aus, RO. ROLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. $200.000.0 r00a red SoS ccarty, tn sums to sult, at 6 per cent interest. ‘Mouey available immediately. JNO. BOWLES € CO., ‘Real Estate Brokers, 1424 New York ave. CCQTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL”—LOANS NE- gotlated on nal property, notes with col- sfellanie: party, with ready’ cashes Becuritics Kent ar reliable par S at themate Deposit Company. “address, full _particu- lara, Box 543, City P.O. jyso-1m 3 TO LOAN INSUMS OF NOT B1GO.000 cots, Bsn CE cent, on first-class ct _ 3 Jor 0. HOLTZMAN, Bd Corner 10th and F streets northwest. Or TO LOAN ON WATCHES, DIA- $25,000 mente Svclriet otaay pew $ sug is AO 3 ON REAL ESTATE. ‘400 Jel3]_‘ THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECU- ‘ity in sums to sult, HUFTY & DYER, 1301 F & nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘In sums to sult ity; at lowest rates: ‘unecessary delay. mo BAVEMONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL Es. tate or collateral security at lowest rates of interest. ‘Nodelay when security is, 0. C. GREEN, Room, 1, Firemen's building, cor. 7th st. and La ave. ‘jaz oe ‘ONEY TO LOAN \OR RENT—THREE VERY DESIRABLE RESI- ences in Weat Washington, 2818 Pst 12 rooms, $50: 3147 P st, 12 rooms, 1517 bth st., 1 ‘$40. The above named houses have all mod- ern improvements, APPIY ors L pa’ aul-Im 1218 3ist street. 2G05 Tn.w. 14re. $125) 519 9th n. w. Tr... 840 Taw ! ad 2023 Ist, n.w., 15r....-100) 643 E. Cap., 12 ra40 (S27 Hist. nw. 136 8 . H. WARNER, 916F st.n.w. FSR RENT_DWELLING 601 AND 619 NEW ‘Jersey ave. n.w.; eleven roomm modern im 18 jonth: in good repair. WiC sOnnBows 78 Lath at ne, R RENT—UNFCRNISHED— >-$300) FITCH, FOX @ BROWN, R SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A PLOT OF 100 feet a wed in purt by six frame houses apon Rew York ave, tout $60 per P. SHOEMAKE®, 90 F st nw. Home, i521 Tot wn we will sent 4 © $80, oF ‘sell at a) emer Saneasyees se nee IR SALE—ONE 10 ROOM HOUSE, 1002 0 nw, Two Houses. 470 and 478 0 sf. n.w..12 rooms, ‘modern Improvement F Tolnepect mune inguire at 1000 Ost mw. soda F FY Property on 4% st, bet, C and D aw.; God Also, good corner, 444 mand Maine ave. 6. 2500. 25 new Brick Houses, 5 rooms 51 Va. ave. ne., $1,250 each: terms easy. 10 new S-room Brick Houses, 1004 to 1032 South Gapitol st; $1,200 each, 624 "11th ‘st aw | ‘Brick, with ‘stdreroom: A corer erty. Bh and | sta nw: $4000, A¢room Prune Hous on 1st bet. Sth and Sth n.w.: lot, $2 by 70; $5,000. S-rooni House, with good new brick stable, lot 21 by 128, on I St. bet 8th and Loth n.w.; $6,000. A good business Property, 515 4p st. aw.,10 rooms $5,000. 1003 a Eeoperg 510, a8 ae a 10 rem So AG Gola i ins 92.000 ch Soe en room aus $2000 om, Gad ban on Fst, bet: diy and th lot 28.6 by 128 doops $3,000, © H. PARKER, 4% and E streets aw. ‘OR RENT—A NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE in Uniontown, within three minutes walk ofstreet month. Apply to J. J. APPICH, nia ave. n.W. ‘aud-eo3t* JPOR SALE, HOUSES ~ PLEASANT HOMES. ‘Good Investments. Two tastily and well built, new, six-room Brick Dwellings, New Hampshire ave., between H and I sta, $2,500 each. Several new hand- some 6 and &-room ‘Dwellings, 8th, between P and Q Sts, $3,500 L0 $4,500. Also fine 9room, press-brick, 420 3a’. nw. J.B. WIMER, 1424 New York ave nue. ‘au8-3t F°O8, SALE OR RENTNEW HOUSES NO 1610 19ih street northwest, 13 rooms; Nos. 1622, 1624, 1626 and 1628 15th street northwest, 11 rooms each. All have wooden mantels, mirrors, ting and all other modern improvements: 121 F street, daily at 11 o'clock. DAVID A. WINDSOR, Owner. ab-2w* ‘OR SALE— ‘A place equal to a: residence, 128 C st. n. a, one equars and o balttom the Capital Dutlding: lerge grounds: fruit of every variety: house has tio floors and all modern improvements: tween nine and ten thousand feet of ground. ‘mnunt -be seen to be appreciated. "Apply to EGARCES W: HARDY, O21 Fat nw.,or the owner ae rE ae Fe. SALE—BY GEO. P. GOPF, 1424 NEW YORK ave. Hoom 7, a th, 6/000 feet of oor, just the piace for a dairy” OR SALE—A BARGAL A New Gi0d Cones Brick, All mod. imps §1, ; balance whily. . BURLY ry BYE Hy FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—-A FIRST-CLASS BOTTLING ES Including horses and wagons, with & geod run of custom. Guod reasons for selling: -Ad- ress BOTTLEE, Star office, ‘aull-ste Fes SALE-A DINING ROOM OUTFIT, COUS aquireat ase inst hw. Fe SALE TAROE TOT ‘OF SEAR Jumber can be bought at a bargain, yon Premises, 719 11th stn. w. muld-st R SALE—PRINTING PRESS. —COLUMBIA F No.2. Chase 8210, in good order, Suitable for ‘ood OF paper priuting. Cheap for cash. Address Sag see SALE—NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS —GENU- breed, black, 2 dogs and 2 gips. ah Gat nw. ATnEOat et i 708 \OR SALE-SEVEN HEAD OF GOOD WORK ‘and Business 1 just in from West Virginia fale, Call at 474 ae just be sold. Also one vanla ave., Cigar Store. FOR, SALES FIRST-CLASS “RESTAURANT, stock, good will, fixtures and lease, wear the prin: Gipal hotels and thedters. ‘Long lease. iow rent Apply toTHOS. J. MYERS, Real state Agent, 1216 Fst. nw. anl0-im R_SALE_CHEAP_ELEVATOR, | HAND Power; 6x10 feet: in order. Cun be seen on the premises. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 37 Penn- syivani ‘aus-5t OR SALE_GERHARDTS HIGHLY RBCOM- mended bust of Gen. U.8. Grant, modeled from life, ved by Col. F. D. Grant, and ‘now offered. to the public at the low of $5 for terra cotta and for bronze Can be sent Room 41, Corcoran Hulld- ing. au R SALE—CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, VARNISH- ed and Business Wagons on monthly payments. Also, two Stages and one Dirt Cart. ring promptly atiended to. J. J. COOK, 3285 M st., George town. aut JPORSALE-A RARE CHANCE-TWO MAGNI- cent new Upright Grand Pianos in very elaborate and elegantly, Ba rosewood cases: mnde by the very best upright makers: trade, and possessing beauuful si ualities with rich volume of tone and extreme briliiancy. Neither have been used but Rory tle, Fully guaranteed in every polnt of exce!- Jence and durability. Will be sold for nearly half cost on easy payments, or will take second-hand square piano ss part payment at good valve and balance at 10 per mont ponte Apply st once THE PIANO EXCHANGE, een R SALE—BIG BARGAINS—ONE CHICKER- yaare Plano, for on ‘One splendid iauare Puno, ‘nlated case, for otly grb. ‘Both in good ‘order and for beginners.” Pay- ments month to “ADpIy at THE PIANO EXCHANG! 422 Oth st. R SALE—A CIGAR STAND AND BEER Saloon on the corner of 11th and East Capitol ‘sts.; will be sold forcash. Apply on prem- fees, LW. RIDGELY. an6-6rF RK SALE—PIANOS AND ORGANS TO COVER advances. Win. Kuabe Square Plato in good ce $125; very fine, any new upri Sues: B—Money ata ‘advanced on pianos and —} at ‘umes op furniture and good paper. EXCHANGE BANK, 437 7th mreet nw, SALE—48 INCH STAR, FULL NICKELED, ALBERT PF. POX, 920 Fm. n.w. SALB-TWO REALLY DPSIRABLE LOTS, at er 7 Foe ames a PLE LT STEIGER @ LIEBERMANN, isos Fat ANDSOME Lr Lor, Rhode inand ave. or tocascheage Jost above small property paying rent. or ie of .s = Pp oMable improvement SWS AOR SALE-NO CASH REGUINGD TF Panty will butld. fine piece wt Ureeek oe fect fowk, Close to Wamia ave. 1.¥ HUPTY & DYER. Real Betate Lnsurance and Loans, aus-7t 13th and F sta nw, z EAP_A NICE LOT ON BE Sth sta 20 by 2 two whe nl 0 008 Jots on T. bet. Bd mn front each; cheap for‘cash. CM. Sa BUILDING “Lor, 45 n¥ 1, w.: good chance for builders, . aot A DECIDED RARGATN. Aplotof Ground fronting 140 fect on 12th street, back 160 feet to wide alley, overlooking ome of our finest avenues, HUFTY @ DYER, ‘Real Estate, Lusurance and Loans, 1sth and F sts, to tia Real Pstate Agent, 1218 F at nw, EDUCATIONAL. HILTON'S SCHOOL, POR ¥ Tube undy ef Liters ts ‘Ancier: and Modern so Khoo! SRENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE COR 9Tit ilies young inenahd women tosanpert themes o ‘ nd “sueceetuliy perform the weet. dit rugosa at wine ens dish Language. © dEnCe, Calculations, Bookkeeping: Huasinesn Practice Comercial Lave Utter rs ny and Type Writing Regu- lar gay and caning Setiohs trated TSS, Sul scgamcane pm. Ofice aye tr neva ‘Aon 34” A Allcorpe Sf tenders tines tones: SP = oatrater Ca dar, giving full ee fet on applicat! _MRS. SARA AUSPERCHI Vice Principal MAnERWoon INsTITeTE. coNCORDT few T Fe Young meu prepared fur college ot bug ‘upon Young lady grad Garena atleation (ollie tgs as wifi oe A6Sm_ J. SHORTIIDGE (Yale Calloge), A.M, Prim, RIARLEY HALL—A HOME SCHOOL Pv BiGine wear Pocisviin, Mo Rectan tea ea BER 15th," Terms moderate. For cireuiage ade dress Mrs. M.K.PORTER, Principal. rime VY SSHINGTON CONSERVATORY. ‘OF MUSE rer. Planio, Organ, Voice. Viollu, Flute, Cor: net€c, New and lim method. Free adv: tare” (aul-me) "OR MULLARD, Mieecn” GBR RIOWS COLLEGIATE INST ¥ 3100 N st. West Washington, ing and school for young ladies and little gicla ‘The Murveen th, beging September 16th, 1885. with full corpe Eeetpers Por treulars apply toinepat - _sulime MISS LUCY STEPHENSO: z ETHOD FOR THE PIANc ANAtE hich pup ‘can accompilat tn a few mouths fime what isordinartly ‘done in yours. with the old mi founded uj und artical ‘iapied to new ‘beginners. Pare " contained in ‘this ‘method. "A of lewsone wl faslly convince them that itis what they deire. Fue terms and other information ‘call at the studio or ad | dress CHAS. W, THOMPSON, O12 M st uw jy 20 Liat NE OF THE TEACR ERS WILL DAILY SEI QO)’senotars of tie Reront Tnwtinie (or pore desiring Information about the Sebool, “lurtng the Teta Lathe, by eegueat of"die Briscipala ned | hire: Wt Bick anaes HARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, (SITE COOL Olt CRS ea eae es ort oe County, Md. ‘Thorough Classical, Mathénumilcal, Sci entific ‘and English Courses. Terms very tu Send for Catalogue. WT. BRISCUE, Ser. Board ‘Trust __* wud-codm Mi EES, NEAR MANASSAN, VA, ME wiil take three young girls to form with tet daughter a clase under competent lustructore welgh- borhiood ex: healthyzall surroundings favor able.” Address as above. Jy30eo1n RO* HILL Conta ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND, Conducted by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, Scientific, Classical and Commercial Courses. ‘The Modern Languages and Drawing are taught without extra charge. gf gAte: tuition and laundry per session of five mouths ‘Day scholars per session of five months $30, Hhidles will be resumed on Monday, September Tey ‘Cou Ww. yy ‘Brother AZARIAS, President. QUQETHAND AND TYPEWsuT) cally taught. Success wnteed if Instruct are followed.” Private pups Imited. R. F. CROMELEN, of ton, ‘472 Loulsiaus ave E.SCHEEL. ORGANIST, TEAC and VOCAL MUSIC. inbers, as well as thove wishing to be quastfied for 73s 12th peut oH ferred and number joe of Johns & baw Jel6-eod3me e mers or Teachers. Terms $12. ! HORTHAND — REGULAR CLAR® Srssioxs every even vate lessons a specialty. A shorthadd books ‘and Publications constancy ou hana, ‘and exceptional opportunities for learning the art are offered at WASHINGTON PHONOG! ICHEAD QUARTERS. 927 Ist. nw. ize MA8*54Nd MILITARY AND NAVAL ACAD a EMY,, OXFORD, MD.. Opens SEPTEMBER 16TH." Circulars sent on appl cation to sy 20-20 RH. ROGERS, Secretary. MST JOREPHTS COLLBGR, AVA Course of studies: ‘eal‘and Commerctal ‘Terma: Boarders per session of Ave mouth $100, Day students according to grade, Studies will be Te Leaniber 7, Bas sumed on MONDAY, Address ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF T! ly school of the kind bere. tation to all to mee the soon learn @ profession. “2 RENCH LESSONS Bj Fisian provunciation: natural method. A preg {ical use of the Lan Taught in w short time. ‘Summer Term now. Class hours, ® a.m. 630 p.m, MLLE V. PRUD HOMME _330-6m 1014 17th wt naw. bet. K ait Te DROP. ORTENSTEIN, THE POPULAR GUITAR veacher, &c; will teich during July, August aud ita, Banjo, Pino Singlig and tar rm. Inquire at 08 3 ea cetgOh, FOE Rove —aROOK EVILS cudemy. Brookeiie, Montgomery. county, Opens: September 15th, “Tss>. Special “Cinsses for nang Men prepatity for Scientific’ or. Busine Llfa Bat ner legen an tht! mea ne pen greta fall Advanced stadeuta: am | Hat REV. Di. C.K. NELSON, Principal. THIN C SHORTLIDGES MEDLA ACAD: emy admits and classifies young nen and ed yy timne, Send for circulars. “SW ITHIN C SHOK XGE, A.M. (Harvard College Graduate, Media, Pa nym OF LANGUAGES 723 14th st. nw CITY, WILL REMAIN OPEy ALL SUMMER ALSO SUMMER SCHOOL AT PLYMOUTH, MASS. SS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD certified exaininer of the New Eugiand Pawo tecluique, harnouy and ‘olen i BY fn Conservatory. cultare. 1012 10d st nw. PEyte LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF Bt to adults confidential: ‘for college, ai ‘Went Point, ail examaliatious Es 5. W. FLYNN, A. Dieters _—Ersuing Caeen, $8 and $9'a mouth “Goa i 2 a a ain nt Cusine Garages ew gd orondand PROFESSIONAL. Potxe J R. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. BE ‘AT 4 BARGAIN—A Fi Fosserannanat my133m_ _— BECKER'S, 1845 Pennsylvania ave. ‘OR SALE—BARGAINS—AT 468 AND 470 CST. aw., Side Bar seat, ——— east Sotcuet erect oS other a Alo, horses of and bire on the ‘terms. ae we. CRYER & ©. DENTISTRY. R_STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND EN.W. Filling @ specialty; the cure of toothache witnowt extracting. A Tooal tased on the lenty of milk and quod well. Located on W" to Tn sums to sult, at lowest rates, $7 Pers Kuuus, alleviates pain Of extracting, Gas given “apis Brancw' Band 0. “Adres DCR WOOD, ciat | alatossouriyy BIGHT tose BROWaT CETTE ee AMUEL T. SCOTT, DDS, oft anna | “ozo 1437 Pennyyivaniaave | Re ea aee ee ona: ta AREER | Sfiteca PSE capetionce wi Dentury. Omice.1207 WARDERS WANTED— HEALTHY MOUN- ‘ONEY TO LOAN. “bath, closets and all. conveniences: will in | Ftuw. ration of the ‘Teeth a tain alr: no malaria; no mosquitoes, Address A. AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, perfect order; rent low ti'l October; go and. OC a EEE EEE L_KLIPSTEIN, Marshall, Fauquler County, Va. ON REAL METATE SECURITY, 1949. Address INVISIBLE, Star office, jy2i-1m ‘M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 ZH St OOM FOR A FEW MORE bo, a le Ea NTO z corver EB. Dent in RPE OES EMMI PORES A | as MUSE | WOE REST BRICK pose: BOOMS, HALE iin of pect ad » Fauquier county, Va. Applyat once. aus-eout® Tear; sialls concrete (Soor: de. Good place for dairy = PPUBSTCEASS BOARDERS DESIKED IN THE LOST AND FOUND. OE a ig mount near Harper's Fe Ys ishing tacilties convenient; carriage for hice; a pieay: | 7 OST — SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST OTL n 1125 7th at. pre to aud food serommudatlons, supplied. ‘Littining trom aa wt along through Me. Vernen Rt RENT—BYS H. WALKER, 690 LOUISIANA | 7>n AND MME 5i ‘329 ayE Terms: -M. CLARK, Keep ‘Tryst, Washington | Zqdete slong Mase ave to fai wee el OOS ave. n.W. DS SEG county, Ma. Jy26-,tuéthim | set with. ‘and four smail pearis. Retarn to 1623 10th st.n.w., 8. linge. $45. semua ‘remedies Mretistie; UMMER BOARD—LARGE AIRY ROOMS WITH | 14th st, 0. w., and receive beral reward, ite | Tie iat. n.w. store and basement, dyle-2m | Sinttcs Teheonabae, Ae} ‘board; fine water, with plenty of ice; fine AT ALBAUGH'S OPERA HO! Seat muricuy contour callor write: always, de nd law. ip ols mile of rincoln,on the W.O, | J QWigni~a Pocketbook with private papers ant go 3439 Sm, Gr mat ‘open: Madame Selden Visits lndies any distance 28 3w* W, Raliroad. AE, Enenin. Lan: | ote Fin ijt tave itt Duar othod and Keep a83 Rete MSDE, WEAOX, 404 C97. R.W.—SPECIAL money we re treatment for ladies; over thirty ‘extensive AT THE TALBOTT, Bway ine week or monh SATs. OPES | QTRAYED OR STOLEN—AUGUST 1ST_AROAN Bu Sa free Sodesoe year; no wi sold. LUTHER CISSE! Helfer ;short horns. Any pemon retarning her to i tor. as GEOBE DONALDSON, G4, O street ‘CoRIDREENS BOARD AND Ca aa Sibreceive iveral reward merit ty. No to thecare of servants. Ni IN poe pecraotnervants Noextra | 7 O6T_0 cae PEE rine cane AP ‘county, Va. wis a ieee atibaeete sas ha a PERSONAL. (CAVE, SERVICE EXAMINATION, Questions and answers in all Corns, Bunlons,Club and fuverted Nails, Vascular fund ail diseases of the feet, iremied at Vania avenue ( vania avenue ‘oppo kx SEWING MACHINES, &c. (LL SAVE TIME, MONEY “a ~ docootenrpeeenyiae es een Bom er a i,