Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1885, Page 2

AUGUST 12, 1885. THE EVENING SPAR. -- - INGTON: August 19, 1995. CROSBY 5. NOYES. ‘The Evening Mtar has = regular, permanent bona Ade daily cireniation more than treble that of any other daily pauper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the ther daily papers here udded together. New York is agreat and prosperous city, — ‘he largest and by far the richest in the coun- ‘ty, and these distinguishing characteristics she will probably always be able to retain. She is acknowledged to be the financial and com- mercial center of the continent; and the ptvotal point of nearly ifnot quite all the Industrial activities of the American people. The busi- ness metropolis of the country she is, but, strange as itmay seem, her people are entirely without that cosmopolitism which would nat- uraily be expected from her commanding posi- tion, the magnitude of her operations, and her jar-reaching and varied interests. Qn the other hand, thelr minds as a rule ran in narrow Brooves and shallow channels, shaped wholly by individual interests. They utterly lack that breadth of view and tolerant spirit which usually come from large intercourse with peo- ple of other states and countries. Residents and strangers alike must follow one style in Gress and deportment, and fashions must be changed at fixed times, under the penalty of Soclal ustracism. Her people are, in short, given to the habit of regarding nothing as good which ‘Goes not originate in New York or has not been plainly marked with the stamp of New York Approval. Even more than Bostonians, they believe that to be in and of thetr city is thesum of ail earthly attainment and reasonable hope. ‘They are furthermore notoriously Jess public spirited than the people of any other city in the United States. ‘The rich New Yorker is lib- eral aud lavish to the last degree in theexpend- iture of money toward his personal comfort or in ostentatious display, but when it comes to quietly opening his own purse tor the béendfit of ‘the community in which he lives he suffers immensely by comparison with the people of any other large city that can be named. It is, for example, one of the commonest things for New Yorkers to sneerat Philadelphia &s a provincial place, and as an overgrown country village; yet in the way of ratsing money Dy voluntary contributions for public purposes there has been far more unanimity of action aud much greater liberality, in proportion to wealth and numbers, In the latter than in the former city. Most conelusive evidence is far nisbed ou this point by the splendid success of the centennial exuibitfion in Philadelphia, in 1876, contrasted with the wretched failure of the proposed world’s exposition in New York a fow years later. The disgraceful experience of the Barthoidi statue ts another filustration where New York appears at great disad- Yantage, and still another glaring Instance 1s furnished by the projected monument to Generul Grant in Riverside Park. However the apologists for New York's back- ‘Wardness in these respects may console them- selves, they should know that it has earned ‘the contempt and derision of the entire country outside of her city mits. These are plain words; bat they are the truth, however unpala- table it may be. The indisposition of other places to contribute to the memorial to Grant Which New York proposes to erect, does not come, as her Journals allege, from jealousy of that city, nor yet from dissatisfaction with the place chosen for the great soldier's tomb. It Fests on a far broader and deeper foundation than that. It is based solely on the clear con- ‘vietion that New York has not herself done ner duty nor anything approaching her duty in the premises, and does not show signs of any dis- Position to do it. More than two weeks, in Which Grant has been the center of all men’s thoughts, have gone by since contributions for the structure were invited, and yet the beggarly sum that has been given for the purpose by the people of that rich and populous city would have been doubled, under the same cireum- stances, by the quick and willing gifts of any city in the country containing a hundred thou- sand inhabitants. Other places deeline to eon- tribute to the New York monument, not be- cause they are jealous or envious of that city, but because they are ashamed of her. She ought to be ashamed of hersell. ———— the pending campaign in New York state ‘will be watched with mucl: interest all over the eountry. In a certain sense the adminis- tration is on trial, though It Wouild bé unfair to take the vote as too specifie a yerdict. It is claimed by the President's friéhds that he will take no share whatever in the contest, but even ithe really does keep aloof he eannot wholly reparate the party In the state from the party ‘at large as represented by his administration. It will be judicious for the President to avoid ‘a8 far us possible all responsibility, for the strug- gle can scarcely fall to show democratic losses over the phenomenal victory by which Mr. Cleveland became governor. New York is one Of the closest and most doubtful states in the Unien, and Just now the uncertainties are greater than usual, owing to the disaffection of Tammany and the large Independent vote. It Will be very difficult to nominate aman who eau poll the full democratic vote and also win the suifrages of the mugwumps. The New York Times warns the democrats very plainly that Gov. Hill cannot get the independent vote, and yet he seems to have captured the majority of the delegates te the nominating convention. $< 2 Mr. T. C. Crawford writes to the New York Worl@from Saratoga that the famous corre- spondence Letween the President and the en- dorser of an uuworthy candidate for office related to the appointment of Mr. Low, of Michigan, to the Utah bench, and that the eul- prit is no less a person than Don M. Dickinson, ‘one of the leading democrats In Michigan and & man who is supposed to enjoy the special eon- fidence of the President. This may be guess Work, and it may be dented, even if it is the truth. There is u good deal to be said in tavor of giving the public the real names in this cor. Tespondence. If {t be genuine, the case merits exposure; and if not, the judiciary suffers from fn undeserved cloud of suspicion, Ressasts, Reusasts, Rewsaxra 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 18 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 £ soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE ONEPRICE auld Nesrsxc Tue Exp. A FEW MORE DAYS WILL COMPLETE THE ‘TRANSFORMATION x IN 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, ans 410 SEVENTH STREKT. W. H. iv . oventon 4A Kention isrBiion becon cries PARLOR FURNITURE, CURTAIN STU FRENCH W. Oar Morocco Curtain and Sa Parana work wilt re au8-3m_ of which we bave 8 limited vai, Furniture Upholstering and rive special attention. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT, , Gaear Excrrexesr. Our new building 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 floor for a few days only. GRAND CLOSING SALE. ‘Ali our FIGURED LAWNS, warranted fast colors, @t FOUR CENTS. We have about 600 pieces SIMPSON’S BEST PRINTS in plain black, gold and black, and black and white at #%_ cents, 6,000 yards GINGHAMS. These have never been offered for les: than 12% cents. We shall offer them at FIVE CENTS. 10,009 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERY WELL-KNOWN BRAND, Androscroggin, yard wide, Ze. Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, Tic. Lonsdale, yard wide, Tigc. Dwight Anchor, yard wide, Sige. ‘Wamnsutta, yard wide, 9c. Pride of the West, yard wide, 11c. ‘Lonsdale Cambric, yard wide, 100, Also, the Best Yard-wide BROWN COTTON at 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 Jess than we can replace them. WHITE Goops. WHITE GOODS TO CLOSE AT ONCE. INDIA LAWN AT FIVE CENTS, worth Ten, and fall finer grades in proportion. 12,000 yards FIGURED BATISTE, 40 inches Wide, 12% Cents, ‘This is the 18e. quality. ‘Three Cases DARK SATTEENS, neat patterns, at ELEVEN CENTS. PACIFIC LAWNS in most beautiful designs at FIVE CENTS. 3,000 yards ENGLISH CHEVIOT REDUCED TO SIX CENTS Cost to import 17 Cents, ‘2,500 yards DOTTED SWISS, 12%,c. 100 pieces TURKEY TABLE DAMASK at $3 Cents, formerly 60 Cents. ‘Thousands upon thousands of other Bargains from every Department. ‘This sale will terminate ina few days, as the store- ‘Fooms must be vacated to the carpenters. CALL EARLY, AND AT ONCE. 5 LANSBURGH @ BRO, 420, 422, 424, axp 426 SEVENTH STREET. P.S—BRING THIS LIST ALONG FOR COM- PARISON. aul A Canzp. HAVING BOUGHT THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPELING IN STORE 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE OF MRC M. TOWSON, WE SHALL OFFER THE SAME AT SUCH PRICES AS WILL IN- SURE QUICK SALES DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST. THE PRESENT STOCK MUST BE RUN OFF, TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL SUPPLIES. WE. ARE NOW RECEIVING ALL THE NEW STYLES IN CARPETING, AND INVITE INSPECTION. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., antl 636 Pennsylvania avenue. Meer Axe Wu 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 fine American Calf Shoes in any style for only $5.00, and French Calf for $6.00. We warranta fit, solid comfort and ‘good Wearing Shoes. ‘One 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: Avoids all expensive attendance! No Joss of time: no handling of fuel and no ashes. For particulars call on D. BALLAUF. Agent, 731 7th est, where one call be seeti In opera ot ‘What remaineth then to t~llt Ail is weil that endeth well. So Tury Suv. THEY, THE PEOPLE, SAY AS HOW ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, has worked wonders m waging successful warfare against trickery, chicanery and cunning—a treacher- ‘ous combination which “reaped where it had notsown and gathered where it had not strewn.” Just a look the strife ; Jealousy the flame did fun, ‘Prue love's course ne'er suioothly ran, SO THEY SaY. They, the people, say as HOW ‘They will with one voice and one sccord rally to the support o Adi his klan, who the | work first A ‘And an a prelude to the ruder gale: Will all stisad his ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. A simple declaration of our 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 principle settled upon ‘wrought jealousy in their hearts And fanned the flame of discontent ‘Uniti! on villainous mischier bent, they sought todisturb the even tenor of our way by a vile, vicious, malicious and fraudulent course which, im the rebound, will catch and crush them: in the meanwhile they are doing the KUSSING while we are selling the KLOTHING. ‘What rematineth then to tell? Allis well that endeth well, ADLER'S ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE is the Greas Boom of the season. Don’t fail to attend. ADLER'S r TEN PER CEN? 10 CLOTHING HOUSR ‘€27 and 929 Seventh strest Dorthwest, Corner Mamachusetts srenve. STRICTLY ONE PRICK, (a> Open evenings until % Saturdays until 11. 1,000 GENUINE SEERSUCKER 0OATS AND Fan ne te laneel ee OT Be Cntione S@Adier’s Ten Per Cent Clothing House has NO agate. bees yres ot Sacer ber. o Raor 2 starved ee | aie Seaveen ee oe ¥ a, 9f fr, cash om all. sales (e ne Rock. fp eee a AS | 10 Pra Cone Raroonor W. STEEL us saad be pene se 0 ty% G08 PENNSYLV4534 AVENUES H.W. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ ‘FOR _SALE—HOUSES. Ware CARPENTERS. APPLY¥.TO t J. B. WILSON, 801 D st n. w. x ‘ANTED—AN HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS | Pisned’ or. untursiat Wi) Tooms, including pete ea aid SPRUCE (W ‘white boy: about 15. yeaspold to ‘seas Room omArstflosr. = ee R RENT—AUGUST is ‘Dosiness ‘rh ‘from 7 to Tmumediate possession et summer | J‘?! TDi inodera Eecloce, at 1808 G etrect ne 7 MOrnine, from 70 | prices, ate ape et 2 E BARRER TEI _ | month. Fibgonn VERY PLEASANT FUR: | “aulzst ‘ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD BAR- ‘comm P A m0 = “Woerattooe tenet awe 3. 30 KROGS atta | Jock" wt Ton dnc of en gale “Mia scene | FOR RENT In, ELD TE ‘ANTED-—A GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH. furnished ‘ou thind door, with or withuve | 2 handsome’ ore wT ey (Wssciron; inst be good cook. ‘Appl_at 274 i | Board; summer peices ferences required, 1835 & | Kent g0.00, ADDI 2 Wilcox 380 hw. fst 4 <7 ANTED-AN CRD RELIA. | JOR BENT—aT this fst NW. NICE. ‘W dicaaiesman for Men's Farenion F nage seconds Ay ‘at municating Parlor and OOM ; once, AUERBACH @ BRO. 623 Pa ave” altace | alto J ory Frout Room, gaa and bath. "ANTED — A ICE SE" WHITE | = nENT_A Lao See aC ATIUN Oe Cue "W Woman (Caibotic) ts do ookine ean waar FORREST 50 DESIRABLE COMMUNICATING GRAND REDUCTION SALE GP SEASONABLE | SERN, feed relerence needed. ADL 10 St | drovement ioe owen with famnlly SF thse ung iy ogg nave es | Betas oY Ooo SEAS S| eeu ioe at eae oe 1e § mus a near a ae. MST. N. W., A LARGE oe oh 20000 the extraordinary reductions, which ‘commend cheerful room (furnish rr 3ENOR RENT—1239 G ST. N. W.,S ROOMS...$40.00 beiuswbicn peigastngald Soe “wit s'rectysis | WV fis: (wadtepromered) Wipe eaaetoa | gecelent oar’ ts baal ny of aunts He wd Ose nro 6 coum woven ipa for never hefore have these goods been offered so tow. | 9th st. n.w. ‘Salo pete ; ‘2einen Foulard Ske tisk ground with while, Wy Akt NUESE, FOR cRIGD THARE | FOR RENT-TWO HANDSOME FURNISHED | G15 Pot ater furnianed, double parlor navy blue, id with white, ea years old. Must be a settled woman, and take Rooms, on first and second floors. 620 Sih Bis & CA¥ WOOD, i ced from 69 te 87ue. per 7 ny, | suey charts, child ak nthe ent of reterenera er | Betwee ae a0 _ aula Corner Sth and Kstsa.. fight effects, all silk, and warranted to wash and keep | % 1s RENT—FURNISHFD ROOMS, WITH - oh = Board, and one unfurnished; second floor: south | AQIS EN hw 15993 Cae. 985 O10 seduced from 0 to STi. per yard Zeeneral housework,” ben” teconsaendations | Honk reservation in front: ong sfoare wes of War | A 2029 let mw, ASrB1Q0)208 C29. 10re 8 2t-inch Poulerd Silke Groual Colors, navy, black, | wanted: good wages to proper persone Aaa a iy | and Navy department; refeseaces’ sathaweet e105 ats po gammet, and ecru, with colored figures, very and: | Q st. n.w. anlage | | Hest As : ‘ausie ace gr eye yard. 'ANTED—AN ENERGETIO MAN TO ACT AS | JK'0! THREE COMMUNICATING ROOMS 18-inch € cable Bent Coe Loutsine Silks, os in Washi mn for Millers Sate and Iron nee gn 2a and 34 floors: new house and new- aameanie ‘ton W timore ress, with references, I. H. | ly furnished: all m improvements. 706 10th st. ‘23-inch Chine Silke Garaet prouua with blue, white | MILLER, Baltimore, Ma. 1010.12'14,8t | BW. OP) aTegatl Orch. anda ground with bine. : Waa nADiS AND YOUNG, MOEN IN | FOR REY Rociae singh of yey ANDSOMELY 20 1nen ‘Satin Coramey “croued colors black, gar | ot ge tale Rocoean enna g cksect,to wor OF | oh board: terms very moderate, 217 Rant Capitol st i neal pretty white figures, excel id easily learned, ating Bol ne ven TT ATS 50 het and green, with te figures, new an learned. ‘Good sulary. No ing. | _®* a 50)! B Tent Value. Particulars Fr EATON: ‘Boston, Make Bok | [OR “RENTOWSLL FURNISHED -FARION, of Hltaoed from 79 to 00 7 pee 5158. susie | Ei with connectinged oom. sito, twosingie Roo Re nageaptien “WV ANTED-BY KENSINGTON ART CO, FE- Somnecting bath-room. “423 ot Tw. ‘oF oun. W “onto berp in ait paris of te conniry todo sur | siuare north of Pa ave, 8u5-3w GRAND AUGUST SALE Light, pleasant work at thelr homes.”"Sent by "mail te ny Address: no canvassing, fearn, ne aS LADIES AND MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS. | S21 cam from $1 10, 10 pei week For full Informa FOR _RENT—STORES. In view of the most excellent success of this sale, in— ‘ENSINGTON ART ROOMS, 19 Peatl — z 8 M.10r, aut.....$55 Other week, representing ‘as ae i mee, Inquire z hoicess Praad inteinsically the best values ever ANTED WHE AND COLORED WOMEN | 7th st n.w.. or 340 West Baltimore st, up-shal 1521 Pierce, 7r..m.i Gur good fertase softer the teeter ‘these areeone | WV Sooke. $10 10, $20; chamoermalds, nurees, ceo | "ute aw" i = AES 1009 8 st. Tem. ‘mar mater cOUn- workers, tern froat ofthe Hostery department" 8%. "Coostas inp. Bureas sie Ee me” gk, POR PENT 508 4ST & W. A coop BURE LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS 1240. "ANTED — SERVANTS SEEKING EMPLOY- P PARKER, diy and Estee HL PARKER, 4%, and Esta, Ladies’ Colored Linen Cambric Hem- mentand homes, should call at National suiched Handkerchiefs, 14 inch hem, handsome bor. Tabor Boroaa Wanted 30 white and colored Women : lers, or lousew orl K & SIM! yy ay "a Hated io 13240 ty piinrnae ery aaa BUSINESS CHANCES Lad! jor Linen femsti wWitpe x 5 = ANTED — LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN ONE HAV 3,000 TO IN" Handkerchiefs in, light blue and pink centers, with | WV cigor country to take hight work at thoir own | Seb.) ()()-son aceare au interes te Sywrine frlored sotto ¢ homes; $3 to $4 a day easily made; work sent by mail; | Nisiness, and be guaranteed a large monthly. profit, * only 1240. each. x no canvassing. We have food, demand for out work Without giving services or time, “Addrems M3 Star . | an jen ens, wi ee Ladies’ Colored Bordered Linen Cambric Hem- | # NM EE CO ae ving eae innatt, | Smo aul2-20 stitched Handkerchiefs, in new, neat and tasty de | siamp, CROW! BO | A PATENT ATTORNEY WITH A FAIR PRAC- i 2 Ie ean = = = ld like fo make au savocintion wit Sashiogton | OR RENT_613 AND 6158 ST. N.W. NEW Ladies’ Linen ric Colored, Bordered Hem- ‘ON Rerably a member of the Patent Ofice Examining | KF twogory ‘Baek Asie le Sosta, ail’ Gonee stiitned: Handkerchlets, fa inch hems, Ane quaity | __WANTED—SITUATION Good ciraconsideration« Adare with eorreer naan | auc Pe pe et fd exquisite colorings, worth Loc, a= STIONS, Star OMlce, ani 2-216 THOS E. WAGGAMAN, MEN'S HANDKERUHIERS, O17 F st nw. ‘ANTED—BY A COLORED RL A PLACE “CLASS RESTAURANT, | _8022-3t to go chamberwork c¥ nutuing in a private fim: | FNOR SALE Agms colored Bordered Linen Cambric Hem. | lly: good references furnished. Apply to EMMA stock and fixtures. Good reason for selling. 103 | J{\OR RENT—1364 BST. SW. 9 arltched Handierehieis, iy inch hem, worth T7e., FALLS, 722 10th st. 9.0. Ji? | Hist nov. nent Government Printing mice aui2-3v¢ | Hern improvements; rent reasonable. | Y, a x ‘ED—A PLAGE AS SEMPSTRESS BY | JROR SALE-SMALL STOCK AND FIXTURES +e . Men's Plain Hem All-Linen Colored Bordered MPs 3 : aul1-st 917 F erchleth, block centers, the day or week. Apply at 436 of Grocery and Provision Store. Also, a new de- EE Fr Oe Comers: oncet ane cOleH, WOItR:| I (Deacohramrencey | livers wagon. Will sell. at a bargain for cash. Apply FOR REN “BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE | 017 Loulsinnaave. D. McLAUGHLIN. - auli+ Only 12%4¢. each. LADIES’ HANDRENCH TENS, Bc. S ‘A very desirable Brick House, 1312 8 st. n.w. ‘woman, @ Situation as fi Kk Address: ‘HAVE A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRA- | rooms; ail mod. imps: In good repair. Ladies’ White Linen Cambric Colored Embroidered | Box 46, Staroffice. ke on pti ble bargains in Houses, northwest section, ray exits Lois Y SHOraaKRR See EE Rin olen atlas to 2he cat ‘WANIEDIELACHS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, | VS cnent renting property and collowine researc: | [AOR HENTCUOUSE NEAR EAs? CAPITOL Ladies’ Sheer Lawn Colofed Border Hemstitehed Scamstresses, ladies: maids, cooks, nurses, chain- 10 charge for snd | ding to. inane rounds: 7 rooms and bath; latrobe, range, hot BOWLES €00,, | and Sold water: dry concreted. cellar, bwek vara with 424 New York ave. anS-lw’” | frult; wewly painted throughout. "To desirabletenatt AURANT, 725 | nly 825. ‘Address, stating sive of family, “AGENT; if business the above | Stat office. seein ces. 5.A.COOMES, Emp. Bureau.926 F st-n.w. a&-aws | MCG, FEPAITY Reduced from 371g¢. to 25e. each. ANTED—PERSONS DESIRING RELIABLE | 7ror ci Ladies Sheer. Linen Lawit Hemstiiched Handker | WV aia competent servenie seten exci tenia | WOR PAL chiefs, fancy centers, in light blue and pink, Winch Handkerchiefs, handsome borders, % and 1¥rinch | bermalds en cooks, waiters, waltresses.with referen: | ance, repairs OF paying taxes, hems, 3 GELS Ri 7th st. nw AV) Ho HAVE & BEAUTIFUL House =, Siseiean see Fea SL Seee EC gets EP PRESCOTT, 1416 F st.in.w, AUPTY & DYER. ‘Real Extaté, Insurance, Loans R SALE—2064 8TH STREET NORTHWEST pos callatonce. DA. Ex 2) NS SALE_235 Q DANERMOWES & SON, 1996 Fei. ww. SulS-2 q UNDARY QR SALE-SIXROOM HOUSE, BOUNDARY brick, dwelling, modern improve” ‘home or a good investment; my SWOMMSTEDT @ BRADLEY. jouses, 2: 8. eal ‘cach; will De’ guid for $4,500. SWORMBTEDT @ BRADLEY, Nw. 519H,bb..m.1, #1r96,200!' Seema eer Ba e5582 1524 Col. st..b. proved in part ew ave P. SHOKMAKER, ‘tmprovements. CHAKLES 808 F st u.w. NE 10 SK, nw. Two Honses. 476 and 478 © sf. n.w, Tooms, with all modern im) to Inspect same inquire at 1¢ cail at National Labor Bureau. We only send out ser- | ‘ei be sold fur $2,500; this 18 one of the best located | Jy HOUSE, 1611 ea ticlact anata Hoon Renting cad cae ADLCK & SIMMONS. | ind profitable business stands in the elty;1ong lease; | MSd saw; canand water gio, Boe PATROL Tadley Shter Lawn Biack Bordered Hémstitchea | 290™ ng and Collecting Agency, O17 7h $* | elegant value. App! _Jy24-lm "452 Loulsiansavenue, au d-Am * Handkerchiet, 14-lach hem, excellent quality, - NE BEALt. ‘OR RENT—340 INDIANA AVE, OPPOSITE Reduced frou 37igc. to 25c. each. Comunissioner of Deeds. City Hall, a 14-room House, at $6b per month, Ladies’ Piain White Embroidered Sheer Lawn Hem- WANTED—ROOMS. ‘TELEPHONE No. 344-2. Call and look at it, Watchman there at all hours. For stifehed Handkerchiefs, inch hems, worth 20c. ai a wus box further particulnrs aadress THOMAS BEAGDES 25c, MEN'S HANDKERCHIEF, "ANTED-IN N. W. SECTION, IN PRIVAV AMS & EALI. y P.O. State your address, x Men's Colored Bordered Linen Cambric Hem- family, by young man, ® pleasant furnimed | REAL ESTATE, LOANS asp INSURANCE, | be promptly called upon. aud 1-30 1420 F STREET N. W. Fillchel Handkerchiefs, fine quality, %4, % and 14 | room with gdod bourd. "Address, giving particulars, | Wo nave for win nate ee BuO inch hems. J. Reduced from 37Iye. to 25¢ each. WV ANTED-—BY MARRIED Coup COTINUATION OF OUR GRAND REDUCTION | WV aun anildren Rooms in trage SALE OF LADIES’ CAMBRIG yard, In northwest part of cit: CORSET COVERS. reterenc ddress i In order to cause their early disposal, wemake these "$700, secured | JOR RENT.—BRICK, 1503 PIE! PLACEST by first mortgage on good property at 6 per cent for able. ec. S25. Frame, 12 Gat. F | Siveurs. Als, fale Om monthly payments good fouthwest rooms, hall. x. #17. Both have been ge with plaera nod | sxcroomn Bricks in northeast section Nou $1,600 to | PeMIy papered and painted. © rane it’ | For Rent—Nos. 1736, 1738 and 1742 F st. n.w.,.3 | Jon RENTOTHREE NEW BRICKS, & foods at such prices, customers canuot afford 19 tue | locaton. fora geuticmun and tree. indies’ Wao Swit | FUENiAied On. north side 'Q n.w., between 14th and | tui Tse ‘ALBERT F. FOX, 920 Fst, n.w. be permanent tenantsif suited; house in which there | 15th. 3-story brick, 12 rooms, easy terms for sumt- ror Ri it eg hddtess, stating Jo | For Sale—On Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and them Meck Cam! Hamburg | are no otter board trimmed, 5 Clmbric Corset Covers, Hamburg | oticn and terms, YO. Boe NT_BRICK 909 N.Y. AVE, 11 R4 Brick 951 Mass, ave. n.w. 1th, beautiful Sstory and basement. brik, modern | Brick 1106 Gth at. n. w., 11 To High-neck Cambric Corset Cover weked front, erat parain,” Fonnsylvanta atone Sebwter outs | Frame Sos tate at hor oe nec] ri ot, 7 2 eat bargain, Pennsylvania avenue, between 241] rame D. Wey, ron vane Hamburg trimmed, we WANTED—HOUSES. Sia 25th n'w.. south. side, story ‘and bevement | Brick 2603 Pierce Places roots siabie Fea ‘educed from 42 to 88c. each, SS —=—— | brick, newly rejia'red, modern improvements, stable | rick 0 i High square-neck Cambric Corset Covers, four clus- -TO RENT A E WIT! RE in rear, runs through to K street; 9 rooms and bat . ters of three fine tucks down the front.’ Hamburg rooms and storeroom, in good location for small splendid 0] raped ‘$5.300. Bi trimmed, grocery. Address “Cash,”"Staroflice. _aul28® | Choice lots on 16th sireet and Columbia Heights and | Frame 6: Reduced from 45 to 87ia¢. each. in all parts city. Store, dwellin ‘Low-neck Cambric Corset Covers lace trimmed, ‘To Loah—5,000 at 6 per cent for term of years oa | Storcand basement, 112 F at n: ‘Reduced from 45 to 37iyc. each. city property. Jy13-3m | Office rooms, 1st floor, 637 Fst. (Second floor. take the elevator.) = OR SALECFOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE | S113: ALBERT F. FOX, LADIES’ MUSLIN CORSET COVERS. WANTED HORSES FOR A SR ee caae, ONLY, Tai WHOLE: ‘We have just opened 200 dozen more of our celebra- Inquire at Pierce's Mills, about two miles from | 4.) ale and F ee ted 15¢. Muslin Corset Covers, with which we have | the city, or address J. Star office, O-Bte had such excellent success, RK SALE OR RENT-NEW HOUSES—NO 1610 19th street northwest, 13 rooms; Nos. 1622, ‘and 1628 15th street northwest, 11 rooms exch. All have wooden mantel all other modern im; at Ll o'clock, Da’ mirrors, tiling and [S21 F ntreet, dail DA. WINDSOR, Owner. ab-2w> R SALE—BY GEO. P. GOFF, 1424NEW YORK brick, eight rooms and Room 7, a 2-sto! 000 feet’ of gro FORSALE— MISCELLANEOUS FOR, SALE BOOK EXCHANGE, 1227 Hi, Libraries at halt price. “School Bouks SACE-CHEAP, ONE PAIR FAIRBANKS in perfect ofder; capaci seen and tried ‘at. corner Stassach sine Apply toRICKARD ne. ity 7 tone: setts ave. and 6th ROTHWELL, 28 #th st OR SALE—AN OYSTER AND DINING SA- good business. Other occa; ‘Unll at 3265 M st. West We (OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS BOTTLING ES- tablishment, Including horses and wagons, with « ood Fun of custom. Guod reasons for sell iress BOTTLER, Star office. IR SALE—A DINING Fre, fables, dishes, Inquire at 444 ROOM OUTFIT, COUN- tablew: ANTED—NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING | 74, x ie53 Cota, firs 101 mihe price: 16¢, bute fraction above the cost of | WV au reuther itenovaiing Works, COUNTRY REAL ESTAT ASI Cor. st. 108 7B. (Second floor; take the elevator.) Factory, K's, comer Sthat.ne Gui-liné_ | 740R SALE OR RENTCAT HYATSVILLE sib, | 1210 louse Lie. 00 Sore. Rae FES HAVINGCLATIG | L's tine threcstory octagon houte: baa beustn | 2031 Lt, mt, 184.5250) 2 Orr, sore walt close prompuy at one o'clock, Satur- | U7. USI MEN HAVING CLAIMS | darn and hemhouse Ove wees ee eo ding: | 1319 Corcoran st. 10r_-50))1: aay, Auguat Bth, the day of the Graut obsequies y, Get cellection will leuve ‘them with DICK @ | barn turd hen house: Ave acres of ground: fruit trees. | $47 Gates L, Or. 45.00) ae SIMONS, Collectors and Room Renting; we guarai | A180, 3 : WOODWARD & LOTHROP, tee prompt returns. OL7 ath st. naw. aalcawe | HOLTON, Hyuctsvilte, 7 12-3t"_| STORES. Per Month. OFFICES. Per Month. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, -ANTED LE ONES ATA GOOD BOARD: | WOR SALE-18 ACRES OF TAND-SITUATED | 629 La. ave., nww.,4.$100 [L:bet 12th@13ih_.. 925 ‘ONE PRICE ONLY. Wits Rotts, from 8 months to 8 Sours oldtn the | Xt J0st north of Boundary, Will bo wold very cheap it | Q24 ta ave F100 vin €Pas. room 15 32.50 921 Pa Ave. {au7} 912 DBt. countrys by responsible 4 sold immediately. C. B, CAY WOOD, 1135 N ek | 425 12th st. 30 Mh & Pua.room13..22.50 le, who will give them | Sold in best,of care. Address Mfrs, PATIENCE, Star Oflice, | 8° 8¥ Jy291 Tae Fist Stone Visirep, Ww: pew. ___anli3t*_| The above is only a small portion of property on my WANTED-10 RENT OR LEASE A GOOD | books. For full ist eall at fice for ballets, immed on rOR fruit and grain Farin. from one to two hundred | the 1stand 15th. [anl1) THOS. & WAGGAMAN. acres, near station: good dWwelling and other Improve: | on yeaer THEEERTORY — BRICK TeX Diarrhea, Blar omen Tee Mt once, siving particulars, 1. FW! H’ rooms; 5 Hat. nw. near Printing office at = Se eS in advance. Inquire of A. EBERLY & SONS, Ciel tee a JOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—30 ACRES OF 7th st. nw. ‘aulosee We think we don't exaggerate when we state that Cholera Morbus, prime garden land about two miles below the In- AN 8 ROOM HOUSE: MOD. IMPS: 90 per cent of ladies who start out shopping invarl- Cramps in the Stomach, | sant” Asylum,” on the Glesboro’ road.adjolning the | JOR, REN S ROOM HOUSE: MOD. IMPa: Nous, "Ifthere are any spcciat barguina’ or hovellies USE CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE. crott igeae e prow, | ogvod Lemme Apply te WESCOTT WitCox, In the wholesale marker The Palate Hoya always se- | Nothing ike it aeAOe FITCH, FOX & BROWN. | 10,57°Penusyivania hve, auose jew Yor! urge them. aa ts agents are constantly in New York. | _) BF irlaet ears Sat sagt ea aes Sn =| Face ny Hayed or See itch AS tes un Saabanants ces | WY thee daaghiers earns ty ct and make ther | fom Gulerd salon, on te WO. & WR about Sneath are event tom ngage | Stems hy, MOOD AS Se aloe Sua at Oe | AP ead ag anne Sonne Fee BOGS | sale markets, and stop at home and advertise old een Bm LW. Denes re AB By Ee ilexehange for good improved city prover or LOUIS D. W! 1 A. BROWN, P. 0. Box 364, City. | FVORSALE-A_ FARM, CONTAINING 163 | 5 511408 STH ET BW NI BOOMS er wy facres of Land, in Loudoun! county, Va., one mile | VOU RENT 1409 STH ST. XW NINE ROOMS all modern improvements, $30; 67, 69. 71 -. 7 rooms each, new. all modern improvements, CVALL & MARK. 925 F st. anl0-3t 3 Fo RENT—TWO 10-ROOM HOUSES, 476 AND goods at low prices. y NTED—TO SEL! RE, WE SELL NEW Goons aT Lower Prices, |, VW Heats Virginia, Guo aud 478 Osi, rw. with all modern Improvementa 8c, and $m gallon, “HLA. Sh 1930 Pennsyi; Inquire at 1000.6 st. nw. ‘aug-2we Wectn do lt, because there are so few buyers in the | Deaieg, 144 Penusylvauin ave now. i OR SALE-FARM IN, FAIRFAX COUNT RENT UNFURNISHED, PARTOP HOUSE Wholesale trade. Conseqnently prices ure way down. | 5-3 yrs) — saith =| FV, containing 218 acres, two miles from Burke’ ting of 8 rooms, Including diuing-room. ‘They were plietomensily low last ‘week. as Our new ‘Acne Pills,” Hedace reperfigous ten aS oes on, V. Bt. R,, and sixteen miles from Washington: n ApDIY at WOO 13th et. Lw,, Fraukiin square: purchases vestify. The list ts worth reading. ‘@ month; harmiess; never full; particulars 4c. Wilcox | all fenced: bout one half cleared and well set In * 2 grass; Water, plenty of fruit, apples, pears, WE-TWOSTORY-ERTCE 3855 SS Des Bivo-simit an | Fenclies and cherries!” WH sell the fares with stock T—ONE TWOSTORY BRICK (6 22d st. n. w.,9 rooms and all modern improvements: fresco painted: also, concrete base Bicnis the herdics running to the house. Ingutre. ae 403 7th st. nw. dySi-16t A gs u = 885g ‘Specitic a ea NTED—ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER, THE | gy m s, for x ly to P. TAN! fe BA 8 09 od BOB EF Site _ | WSS PHR Ie HATE RESTORE FaEr | tnd pices bron, “Appi ee ry Sgs8 AA Sco UU BRE Syp8 ~ | after 25 vears of baldness. Cull at 1222 F st. n.w. for | Alexandria, Va. dy We open anew line of Sacanen on FRIDAY, a. | Mliparticulars, Consultation free, 3. p. 01 GUST 7, at 10 o'clock. It will not be contradicted | HIUKBIs, corner Virginia ave. and aire JOR SALE—A COMFORTABLE AND CO: s years, ng half tent suburban Residence near Georgetown, D. C, R RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAL Sinary, valnen: {lek and fast’ Many other Washington testimonials | excellent spring water; stable, cacrlage House, @c.; | # sirect i. 14.18r-...- 300) S street fc.1th, | cau he seen at Office, 1222 F a, 4 doors from 1th up | convenlent to horse cars. “Address Srixcucone Git. near 10th otf 300)! ee A cEnTs, Se ee ee : ard 'st. Balti ‘Thomas circle, 1 FOR wes iii, W ANID-SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, WaT. | 0u4-1m___ 117 West Lombard st, Baltimore, Ma__| Totevette on 17 sas OT ches guns,pistols, Jewelry. Alko, firniture,stoves, | J{\OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- | Lalayerte sq, 176 &c. dic. bought. Best cash price paid. 'S.Guggenheimer, erty, & Country Residence in Virginia, three | $41 Fa. ave store 25 dozen French Nainsook Sacques, for street or | 701 7th s.w. Note by mail promptly altended to. | and @ ‘half miles trom Washington, 18 acres tna | Mi tollet wear, finely tucked, embroidered edge around | \Jel4-2m* igh state of cultivation: plenty of fru: e.neat seven | Nat n.Goun, ave: 3 = Ua cpanel ang le Ned auesatass ae | Wy ANTED —STEAW, CaRPer-cceANING wy | fet alin itl eteuiatoue eho guia | Earle S ‘Telephone 115-6, na Tse 5 av.0.N,13 ¥.£166,66 1 G st_n.w. Sr. & store... mrsigery only is used ‘They would be bargain at | 4¥¥s (iy Peo i = corn house, stable, &c. A pleasant » high and healty, on a good ‘Foad: price 35.000. ‘Apply to.A. on ANTEDINSECTS AND THEIR GERM EX: | MELVILLE, 488 piste ©) ees aime termi from yunges and other furl | ¢ BUILDING 60x 150 FEET, | ze Scents, tel Pera ‘AL H. CHACE & BR 2GQ within tive wirses walk of tenon ne Aaa fe 1OUltES hie ae _aul 816 Lor tion, Band FP. RO R—iwenty minutes’ to city. ‘These | Grant pase tar Be tool Sate A ee ie beni ANTED—T0_ANNOUNC ca’ Hoty are covered with a variety of beautifal forest | ftatn, 15th-11 1e.£.-100| 522 Oth st Bw. OF AB. 15 dozen Sacques of French Nalnsook, very. ly BEALL Basement 1420 ¥ st. nw: Con | ree nd Pree Cpe pole Dullaing sites. $10 and Up- | ‘Thomas Cir.. 10r..fur100 482 Ist. nw. 6 FB Ae tucked and handsomely embroidered with fae im | missioner of Deeds for every state and Territory, Ux | wards Jot Title indisputable. For wad ried trimmings. ‘The at we can guaran Qattes can try on in our “Ladies’ Parlor, fitted with mirrors for the purpose, oa 1019 10th st-n w.18rs..90)) Perfect: | Commissioner, Exuininer und Notary. Alwaysin of | ply to, THOS. HYNES, Sole Agent, 715 9th et n.w., Office rooms in good locations. Stables at various ‘Which is | fice from a mio 5 p.m. Telephone—si4—2 ma | Over 150 sold, me, solid Brick Rendence of seven. | Prices For permits to see furnished houses call at R SALE.—LARGE [0T OF SHOOND-HAND lumber can be bought at a bargain. A) Premises, 719 11th st. n. w. JOR SALE —PRINTIN No.2. Chase 8x10, tn wood or paper print callafter 6 p.m., iG PRESS COLUMBIA ‘order, Suitable for ‘Sth st. aw. city. D PU dogs und 2gips. Ap) EWI ine breed, black, 1708G st nw.” FR SALE-SEVEN and Business H. Mast be sold. Also vanla ave., Cigar Store. ‘D OF GOOD WORK in from West Virginia, Cail at 474 Pen es, POX, 020 Fst. nw. NR SALE TWO REALLY PARABLE LOTS. PES Pete: ano each; located on aula — 7 meee i" SALE fi, NDSOME Te isTH Fo See re or om well ina i 4 i Fo SAIE—-NO CASI WEQUIRED TF PARTY will bulld—A fi - Fen ne piece of Uroun, OO feet A) . PTY & DYER. a asa F* SALE-CHEAP. A DROIDED RARGATN. ‘A plot of Ground frouting 180 feet on 12th sires, ing back 160 reriouk| SPSS SES Wt checormt ost TOR SAT ‘Three tine pleces of property on F at nw. Several fine Building Sites in (he northwest, ‘Several fine Building Sites tn: the sorthewa. ‘One of the vest Building Sites in the city. from. Ang Ob the east front of thie Capitol. THOMAS J. MYERS, ylé-lm ites for dhe wt Anclent and Modern Laniguaces Scliool ‘yuar begins Septensber 2x as am SPENCERIAN BUSINESS GOLUBGK, Gon ori SS and Dats. n.w. A practical busines education that giialifien young uicn and women wosappart themeet ves successfilly perform the active duthe of life, Thorough i in Rapid Wet cat iarday ‘and oe ceetiony resined TUESDAY, Sept. Lat #amand 6pm. Office open for arr: ments by the year or quarter, on and after MONDAY, Aug. 24.” A full corse of teachers. Mtstrnted Ciro” sar, giving fall — Hon, sent free erm CONCORDVILEE nt or sottegr or baat cues tad eradeten ] RIARLEY HALL —A Hom Girls, near Poolesvilie, Ma., Bi ‘Terms “moderate. PORTER, Pr i JEORGETOWN COLLEOIATE: INSTITUTE F 3100 N st. West Washington, Boarding and setiool for youn ladion au if gota The fron TEM Sn Sektember Luh, io, wah fall cory ot feachern. For clroulars my ‘aalme SPC E Se rIEEN SON. NEY GHOGS METHOD FOR THE Piano, aN by which pupils can yg 8 few mouths ime witat is ordinarily done Te pears eth tesa Methods, is founded upon thorough bass. principies, and sty po eg beginvers, Parents, teachers and scholars will welcome the Instructions contained in this anethod. “A courwe of lemons will eastly convince them that i is what they desire, Fut terns and other information call at the studio or ad- drew CHAS. W. THOMPSUN, O11 M st bw jy 20 dn O oF THE TEACHERS WILL DAILY sr Scholars of the Norwood Inatitute (ar information about the School), during the f AUGUST. tn She parton we of the tnatleace, th st, eat Principais, Mr. sid Meo Wat. DCABREL iyo SELWYN HALL, READING,PA. A THOROUGIL ones, School for Boya” Conducted upon the lftary plan. Boys of ae admitted. Send for cue, terms, etc. LO BisHOP, bead master, ine Pa baccum corr ary wp, v) Maupin's University School Opens ptember 1% ‘or clnvulars addres weastw CHAPMAN MAUPTN, M. A., Prin. HANNAH MORE ACADEMY.— THE Diocesan School for Girls, 15 miles from Baltimore (WM. RR.) Careful traintug, thorough instract $4, the Antiuenoes of @ quiet Christian home ibe Deaithy neighbor W. ARTHUR J. RICH, A. M., 2D. Jy25-ehwiin Rewtermown, Ma. HOME SCHOOL FOR OIKIA.THRER: sulles from Alexandria, Va. The ninth scwsion be gins SEPT. 16, 1885." Tosiruction thorough Terme ioderate.” “Address Miss VIRGINIA BLASON, P. Ok Box 305, Alexandre, Va. Be iy N: (Chartered 1833.) AN Ew wispsok COLLEGE xb WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE. v ‘and Diplomns For Young Men, For Young Ladies, ‘With Preparatory & Busl-| With Preparatory and Prk ness schools for Boys. | mary Schools for Witla, Fall Sessions Open September 16, 165, Buildings One Managenisut, jearTuorsagt Testes ne en b Temcbers furnished to schools snd families For Cwinlogwes nd drew Rev. A.M JELLY, W.D,, Prest...New Windsor, Ma. = ~ jy lo-waesssin YOLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUKGHONS, Raltimore, Md. ‘This school offers to Mesticm! Stu” OR SALE— FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, ‘will, Gxiures and lease, near the prin: pad. and theaters. Long lease, low rent. "HOS. J. MYERS, Real Estate Agent, 1216 R SALE—CHi ihe premises. JOH. (RAP_ELEV A’ in R SALE-GERHARDTS HIGHLY RBECOM- mended bust of Gen. U.S. Grant, modeled from life, D. Grant, and ‘now offered to the of $0’ for terra cotta and seen at Room 41, Corcoran Build- LE—CARRIAGES, BUGGI Business Wagons on month! al ‘Stages and one Promptly attended to, J. J. COOK, 3295 M st. RSALE—A RARE CHANCE-—-TWO MAGNI- Grand Panos in very elaborate ‘uakers in the trade, and posscestng i auakers in the trade, ad os alities with, rich volume of tone Nether have been used but Fe Will be wold for uberly halt soat ‘second-haud square oe ‘op eaay payments, or will as ati Value and balauce at 10 per month ee Apply at once at ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, R SALE—BIG BARGAINS_ONE CHICKER- Square Piano, for‘only ‘Qne splendid for begianera.” Pay: THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _an6 422 9th st. PO SALEA CIGAR STAND AN SALE—-A CIGAR STAND AND ‘om the corner of 11th and ita; will be sold for cash. ises._ I. W. RI ot R SALE—PIANOS AND ORGANS TO COVER advances, Wm. Knabe 2 ine, nearly new 8 organs, b per month to Fiano for beghiner joney furniture and good paper. times advanced on pianos and EXCHANGE BANK, ‘Tih street nw. R SALE—48 INCH STAR, FULL NICKELED, Poe Bi Taek Colne ‘Light Rowdster, 8, 1108 Est mw. POR SALE—LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING ee : new and second-hand getyles outs JOHN SE y25-3m Fes SALE—AT A BARGAL ly damaged Saratoga Trunks never been used. ‘BECKER'S, 1346 Pennsylvania ave. OR SALE BARGAINS-AT 408 AND 470 CST. Side ‘Seat, exten suktable for con “Atioy carriages sind horses of ‘and hire on the best of terms. WM. F. GEYER 00. —A FEW SLIGHT- and Ha ers, ErOCeES, feed BOARDING. HOUSE SERVES FIRST. and $20 per month. jyi8-1m AMERICAN i ‘meals for $15. ; fice. Property placed with me for rentor sale is = {een rooms, in East Bladensburg, near Hand O. BIL. | Uberauly advertised Tree Of cost to the owners Fos x ! twelve minutes by rall from city, ‘This house 13 : : es es COUNTRY BOARD. Tere open ant oe ten ese ae he | of property for sale call or send at office for Heal Hn hw, rT Wo Roots va ONTSYLVA: 14 | Ererytuing th Arstclies condiiton: aba iran | 89 H. O-BOLIZMAN, 10th snd Fete. ny, non gee tees hddrasge Tee SrOURGS, well shaded: ice, | and lovely residence. ‘Terms made easy. ‘Tite indi | [VOR RENT—THREE VERY DESIRABLE REST Me A Syg88 SiGe ae So eee Comma, | Rutable | Address MARION, DUCKERT, Attorney- lonces in Weat Washington, 2818 Fst. 1 room = = au Hill, Loudon ¢ A ie-haw, sburg, Mary 28m | $50: $147 P st, 12 rooms, S40; 1317 5 For one dollar and fifteen cents we show 6 dozen 1 NT COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD rooms, #40. The above named houses have all Nalnsook Sacques prettily trimmed down the front | Pat Contee Station, b-(. Co. Md, Bine parion, era improvements, “Apply 0 Sin Inserting and edge, ‘The cuff aise had pretty | wenty of milk and good well, Lacated on Washington PROPOSALS. AMES 1, DAV edge. If Indies will value the material and trimming ranch B.andO. KR. Address EVGEWOOD, Star ——— a -_aul-im 1218 31st street. lused In these sucaues they will find them worth $1.00. | office anl0see EPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. 5 YELLING 601 NEW JERSEY are RDILARGEATRY HOO “ald WasiixaTos, August 11, 1885. ee = rt 7 WasitINaTON, August 11, Di Chief Cleric and Supt. of the building. “Department of is sth £m if Ht yy RS mhente and lawn. 1p of & alle Orin te on aS ae Oe a} Supt. of the bullding. igh St. Sy20-1im get Wo Halltoad. Address STII NG DRT cine WO | Justice, until TWELVE O'CLOCK SOON, THURS: = HH sg Sy palo NGDALE, Lincoln, Lou- | pay, AUGUST TWENTEITH, 1885, for furnishing UNFURNISHED— oH fh = a8 ms Boas? AT, THE TALROT sneer | gang hah Clana nor 9 Hea tt m= : CBOPT, BARNES @ | use during the ng . $e x ate 2 Md., by the week or month any season of tho | 280 tons of Furnace Cou. rh, tucks down the Rone Ge rove oe eer stetert Of | Sear; nO Waliky sold, LUTHER Cieeee too | doxoge Waije Ash Le Stove Coal. front, sleeves and bottom trimmed with two-inch ruf- | tr. ks jyl6-im. a aste Hieron eater emuroldery. Come and sdmire them it | ({HILDREN'S BOARD AND CARE A SPECIALZ| ape Michereneest vooror all bldsie reserved. In- nothing more. Ziy,, No eilld left to thecare of servants, No extra | structions to bidders cas be antl eed ee cing FOR . charges for our school to those remaining winter | the Cuiet Clerk- "A: H. GARLANDS pt ell thes ten months. Mrs, GARRISON, Falls Church, Fairfax | “6 Cnlet TGisneeeeea ‘60 |08 7th st. Res... 2550 $3" nu ars county, Va, y13-1ms | —* 60 535 11th st. 8.6. 15.30. HSPs ates = D)SPARENENG Guriseton Kogust 11th, 1885, PITCH, ¥OX @ BROWN, S uy -ASHLINGTON, . FITCH, Zag ees MONEY TO LOAN. cuted Proponals willbe recelveg af the once of the TaS7 Penn ave, (At one dollar and centa ve, only, have | = T0 LOAN ON GOOD REAL | partment of ‘sustice unti NOON,” SATURDEY, 1K RENT—1341 CORCORAN ST.. A THREE: ming. ‘Very fest Nainnoke” eathiymens | S200, estate security, in sums tosuit, | AUGUST TWENTY SECOND, sas, for furnishing | E! story aud basement brick House: ten lange roome Ferlect shape’ Cook torfortanie, areata ee: Sper cont interest, Money avaliable Immediatey, | he vepartiment with, Stationery fOr ape during the | gua bath, closes and all conveniences: a aot ar TOY wees eRe ee Sey een New York ave © Co» Real Estate Brokers, 1434 | Cles'needed and instructions fe, bidders can ‘be ob- | At 1949." Address INVISIBLE, Star office. sr ae sx _! tained by applying to the Chief Clerk. ‘The Tight to —BRICI ROOMS, HALL go ay et 7 3 66 QTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAT."—LOANS NE rae any d'al bid reserved of eas, Water ad bat wrt ares frosty able a tlated on personal property, nites with col- 12-91 . Attorney General. | rear; sialis coucrete floor, &e. “Good place 2 ee Pee oe ee ike males Oat RES ohn ae ‘cao = a rel sh. Becurities. Ke Rent $50. WE HAVE A LOT To SAY, BUT ITS WORTH | at thevafe Depoeit Company. “Address fil Garin Ree ner 2tim 1126 7th nw. UT TH Ros READING. ars, “Box 644, City P.O. jyfoim led Proposals will be recely + = =) GEN will be pleased with our new stock | TO LOAN INSUMS OF NOT | of FRIDAY, AUGUST’ FOUNTE! Se the | FCN ent Ore EW ALE ES, CSO LOUIMANA of Fnulish Baibriggan $160.000 "228% Su DUe ae ooo | Selivery at the Garfield’ Memorial i on ‘805 10th st. n.w., 8 rooms, all imps... Sep or eid Cope "wich Weep teary peste | cent on Arcam ly property Boundary eirect at the head of 10th street of MG 1st iw. siore and basement $00; _Jy26-2m every con- 20th ands, HOLTZMAN, Rem ‘White Ash Jiange Coal, more or less, PORES 1 variety tbat:| 803 Somer 10 and ¥ sreswnoriawelt._ | allie he of beni ality free from slate and other | F't536 10mm ot 14r-9125|/1420 6m. Or smi at. ‘The TO LOAN ON WATCHES, DIA- | inipariilgs, ‘To be delivered in quantities and at such | 1763 P at 13r, fa. 1-08hs68||1103 Ou Peon arte | S2Bs0Q00 es reac syne | emma vansvonas ey ies eat bcm | GLa tg A Ra py Er a EO Oe paid by | S00 duhedar-an-i-190-90) 11: Dat 1.4008 rs offer thems 37,000 TO Loan contractor. 21 Lafavette 6a. ~33a'38| Lbbe 20th sew Brae OS ‘and ‘Trav: | 5,500 ‘Proposals must be indorsed “Pro for Cosi.” 1338 19th, 10r, m.1.-83.83) 1002 14 st.n.w., Ir a oa, consider any ON REAL ESTATE Right to Feject bids oF waive: Selects is reserved. Ae es ee | F350 Drea chins | 400 _‘[Jel3]_THOS. = WaGGaMAN. | au10se TbtAResident Physician, | 1398 Rabe “m b33 (1708 B f° sisen, | MOREE DatOAN.ON REAL USTATE SECU: | TyRoPOSALS FOR BUILDING ASMALLGREEN | 18! P2107 M.h;.-30! 3408 B at. ‘and work- RM aumre savin eee ‘Ornwn oF Pusey Benim a | 28. — 4 ne 108 ax GRouxDe, ioe Bice oF even em, Guten wre don't Keep trash we | 2°: 1301 me mv. "No, 1700 Ponnsyvanis a Fon. 227.4 DESIRABLE FURNISHED RES Sees a ee Eis ee eee See eee ceree at h| sorarsiSaivate. "Toe SO Pe ma AS Scarfs can now be ‘and those Faising the at the R RENT—DESIRABLE HOUSES muted Oue. are ofered for Ge Jean Drawers that | 7 sa VE MONEY TOLOAN ON doops niiseros south ofthe toms Ee 6. 700 Amt. m0, rooms mL ire feally sfuloraade."areverg scarce. Gury have | J diac eMONBY,t0 PAN ON GOOD = rd specications cau be been at the nurneien Fine Soom Bick 000s we Panter mugs comfort, dt.and ‘dural, yeice | Radelay when sesarity ls good. O-c. iia, perspec kag hy ee ‘@ pair. We could write of gaibs in | 2+ Firemen’s st and 908,10,11,12.17,1868 U.8 Army, | 20% cS Sellars ‘Bu ‘Saira a NEY TO LOAN br eabber cests ad ‘sp: | Mo i : é oO ae ee ATTORNEYS,” Cue ees ALUwe CHILLS aND wave cunn | N, = Eee Sani rae LOCHIEL Hi aud the La, rs cnis unsurpassed clinical and other mdvantingen ‘Send fora catalogue to Dr. THOMAS UPTE, Dean, 170 'N. Howard eS yoaaieamn SU, GhORGES HALL POR BOTS AND vouNG dren, ‘near Ielaterstiren, Md. for any cole lege oF business lite. Unsurpassed goo year. Prof.J-C. KINEAR, Principal. jy3-akw lm IDGEWORTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL M4 for Young Ladies and Lit:ie Girls— Mrs. H. P. LE FEBVRE, Principal, 50 Franklin st, Baltimore, Ma ‘The 24th school year will begin on 5 SSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Boston. Mass., oldest in America: largest and bet SS the Worid—100 Instructors; 1,971 stu- are TaorggtTinraton 42 Voou an fnerymeata pees eee oes Totes eset Janguages: Literatare, French, Germs ‘Ttalien I a ay nation, ete. $45 10975. ition #5 t0 $40: Hoard nnd ‘loom, 843 to #7 term. Full Term begins September 101865." For Illustrated full infos address se TUNER, bir “iySekw.2m Franklin square, boston, Mama NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, AN Collegiate Institute for YOUNG LADIES and ¥ School for LITTLE GIRLS, Govaue town, 3 rifes from Baltimore, Md. Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame. ‘Bend for catalogue ty3am.w,2m R CLASS SESSION ICHEAD sSloroet 1) A2Ytaxv MiLiraRy AND NAVAL ACAD OXFORD, MD., Opens SEPTEMBER 16TH, Circalars sent on appli catia 3320-268 R_H. ROGERS, Secretary. Must JOSEPHS COLLEGE, — ‘of studies: Cinesical and Commercial, ees Ges sumed on MONDAY, I s55. Address JOSEFH. Director. ‘Carroll P.O, 3y13-2m, Baltimore county, Ma. Vy ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPRY; Only school of the kind here. A special Invi: tation ‘to all to see the method hy which you cam son learn a profession. “Zid 2d stag sod Sa FRENCH LpSSOxS: waa rislan pronunciation: natural method. A prac cal use ot the etaugt | Simmer Term mow. lass hn _330-6ra DROF. ORTENSTEIN, TH: i ‘wach 4. Kan te POPULAR GUITAR ring July, August and vuitar, », Piano Si Har. per term. Inguire at WO 2. ye2s- Sm SCHOOL FOR ROVR—BROOKEVILLE Academy. Brookville, Montgomery county, Md. Qpens September “15th, “INKS. “Special “Casas fur oang Men preparing for Scientific cr Husiiem Life the U Wea, Colleges, wid Theological Betuinarien {$230 per year.’ Principal's Library open gratuitously forall Rawanced mudemta - DIL. C. K. NELSON, Principal. a ng usin aed bore ViTHLN ©. SHOR: College Graduate, Media Pa OL OF LANGUAGES, ar 723 14th st. nw CITY, WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMMER ALSO SUMMER SCHOOL AT PLYMOUTH, MASS. 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