Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1869, Page 2

, ' EVENING STAR. Largest Cirentation i in the District CROSBY 5s, NOYES... aces Editors WASHINGTON OITY: | WEDNESDAY...SEPTEMBER 29, 1569, S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. | @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. | ===——___ S7 THE EVENING STAR is furnished to | hewsboys at a price which enables them to sell ‘on the street for THREE CENTS a copy at * reasonable profit. The public are requested, ‘Berefore, to pay only that amount for it. Price at the counter, TWO CENTS. Delivered by carriers, anywhere in the city ‘t Georgetown, at TEN CENTS 8 week. VINE-GROWING ABOUT WASHING- TON. Those familar with vine-culture and wine- «Towing throughout the world have spoxen of the hills upon the rivers about Washington as peculiarly adapted by soil and drainage tor vineyards This is a matter of much interest to this District, now that we are casting abont to | see what elements we can bring into play ana what resources we can develop to give Wash. ington permanent foundations of business prosperity. We have noted the experiments in vine-culture made at Kendall Green, north of the city; om the Bills on the Maryland side; and on Rock Creek near Pierce's mull. Lately wa have heard rather glowing accouats of vine- yards planted upon the hills of the Virginia shore, between the Aqueduct and Little Fails, | Sud have taken the pains to visit them, to see | ow far report was correct. ‘These hilis, surmounting the southern bank of the Potomac above Georgetown, thouzh pic- turesque, and commanding View of the District cities and the Potomac, have, until quite recently, been left ™ 3 wild, updeveloped state. owing to the sufficulty of access to them through the want of a bridge over the Potomac at George- town. During the late war, in anticipa- tion that the time couid not be far dis. | tamt when the necessity for a road-bridge | at that point would lead to its construction. Mr. R. -A. Phillips purchased five hundred acres im this section im one body of land, con- sisting of five adjoming farms, and located | sbout one and a halt miles above the new road bridge at Georgetown, bordering about one | half mle im length and within about four nun- dred feet of the Potomac river, and ranning | back about one mile from theriver. Soon atter | the war Ar. Phillips moved his famtty out | trom Georgetown and occupied a house on this | estate, built several years before the war by George R. Herrick, and immediately com. menced making improvements, He found | ezteat numb rs of wild grape vines scattered over the entire tract, many of them of immense ~1z® and covering the largest trees wtth their luzuriant growth of foliage. Concluding from | ‘Ris fact that cultivatied varieties must do well, and knowing tast the grape is the most valuable fruit grown, he concluded to try the experiment of vine culture here on a pretty *horough and extensive scale. As a prelimi- nary siep, however, he had the soil carefully | examined by persons of experience in grape- | rowing. all of whom pronounced itadmirably | jualified by its constituents for the vine. | Among these was Mr Wm. Saunders of the | Government Experimental Garden, who | entered with Mr. Phillips into a proyect of | organizing a stock company with eapital stock “of $100,000 to plant a3 many acres as that amount would justify. Mr. Saunders was preven:- ed, however, by circumstances trom joining | tm the enterprise and Mr. Paillips determined to g0om alone and sccordingly the following “pring (186) planted, as an experimental test, | about two aeres in Lhe most thorough manner upon a favorably situated hill side, gave the | vines pretty good cultivation and they flour- hed, even beyond his anticipations. These vines were purchased im Pittsburgh: in | planting the vineyara it was found that the >ub-soi! was composed of decayed sand-stons, which is} romounced the most tavorable for the rape. The vines were tied for two years to stakes as they grew. and not allowed to bear. | The third year (1-65) the stakes were removed | and replaced by a trellis, like a high paling | feuce. Upom these trellises tna viaes were trsined upon the two-arm sys‘em. Tae saperd Top they bore that season created considerable | excitement for miles around, and many came | *o see the large, perfect and beautiful clusters ot grapes, the Concords b-ing especially fiae. ‘The success of the experiment sugzested the | dea among the vistors of organizing a “Fruit | Growers’ Associttion to aid in developing the | capabtl: of that district for fruit-growing. j From this germ sprang the Potomac Fruit | Growers’ Association, embracing s large num- oT of intelligent and enterprising citizens of Ab xindris and Fairfax counties. The montaly meetings of this association, which have beea «potted by the press, are having valuable ‘lect tm eliciting experiences and supply- ugd m regard to the most successfal modes of cultivating fruit. ‘This year the viaeyard of Mr. Phillips has | nad an immense yield, and tae grapes have sur- tore by the perfection of the clas. The people of Washington, however, are fvellar with cheir bewaty aud favor, as they L.ve Bad the command of the market. Mr. Puillips has added largely to the area of bis at thus far bas been able only to | jemand for tabie gripes; and the ae clusters, as well as their fa- ts them pre.eminently for this use, but | bere cum be Fo doubt that the experimert so ucces:iully commenced. must go ou to the ex- emsive cultivation of the vine on these hiils for wine growing purposes. Recently Mr. Phillips bas sold a portion of | his land to parties disposed to enter into the | fruit-growing enterprise, and it seems proba- | ble that the business of grape-growing will, | before long, be carried on upon this line of | hills upon a large scale. Among these purena- sers are the following: Dr. J.jW. Van Aer- mum, twemty acres; Gen. J. S. Crocker and Maurice L. Wright, tweaty-six acres; M.J. | Hopkins, ten acres, at $100 per acre, and Mesers. Dake aud Babcuck, twenty-six acres, | at $125 per acre, These gentlemen are rapidly | | | improviog their Jands, and the latter have al- ready erected a fine doable house, amd area oc- upying the same. We believe that something | of importance will grow from these experi- | meats iM gTape-growing in this vicinity. There *s BO good reason why the hills at Wash. | ington should not be as profitably caltivated | with the vine as those about incianati. The New York Republic m State Convention assembles to-day at Syracuse to nominate a Sate ticket:—Two Judges of the Court of Appeals, a Secretary of State, Comptroller, Attorney General, Treasurer, State Eagineer, Canal Commissioner, and State Prison In- spector; to be voted for at the election on the 2d of November. G. W. Curtis is spoken of tor Secretary of State, and General Franz Sigel tor Treasurer. The nomination of the latter is advocated by Greeley. Hon. Jobn A. Gris- wold will be the permanent President of the | Convention. The Episcopal Convention of the Diocese of New York meets to-day. The Evening Post | says It is understood that (he subject of the receut introduction of several ritualistic Watores at St. Alban’s will be brought to the notice of the Convention. The most remark- able part of this movement is the fact that the present compixint comes from the High Churebwen themselves. Dr. Ewer, of Bos- | ‘om, will be questioned for calling Protestant- ism a faila: —______ the Richings’ Opera Troupe, and seats can now be secured at the Theater for aay OF all the nights of their | engagement Keuben Jobnston, Conservative, was elected to the Virginia Legisiatare from Alexandria county yesterday. In July the county gave a Republican majority of 125. Mr. Joanstons | majority im the city and county is 69, | Bonorable body to favorably consider their amore to eRumerate various striking and p culiar manifestations of the i:reverence rat | College Americans in religious matters, as show. ia the sppellations | Thus Dr. Bellows’ Caared, s striped oking | gp) we structure, buiit of red-brick and white marbdie, 18 varionsly designated ‘as «The Beefsteat Church.” « Tne Church of the Holy Zebra," and “The Caarch of the Holy Gridiron.” The Datch Reformed Church ia New York has large metallic gilt rooster on its spire as a ‘weather-vane, and is known as «The Oburch | of the Holy Shanghai.” The long, straggling | | edifice of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration 1s extensively known as | «The Church of the Holy Grasshopper,” and 180 of the + Holy Cacumber Vine.” The Uni- tarian Church, on Congress s| 13 low-roofed, nearly ciccular, 4 is painted. dark, sombre color; hence its very unforta: | | nate nickname, « The Church of the Holy Mud | Turtle.” Jay Cooke's Episcopal Chapel, at Put-In-Bay, on Lake Erie, is, according to the | statements of the irreverent, to be named « The | | | | | Church of the Holy Five Twenties,” out of | gratitude for the means by whic the rich | banker acquired is wealth. While this ir. Teverent spirit is every way censurable, we think that much of the blame attaches to those who, in planning or erecting church edifices, seek for fantastic, out of the way effects, or in. | troduce features not in Keeping with the pur- poses of the building. The zebra-like stripes, | for instance, upon Dr. Bellows’ church causes | the appeliation by which it is currently known | to haves ladicrous fitness well calculated to give it 3 hold in the popular mind. That serenade came off last might per Stan announcement-the STAR 1s always correct— and Mr. Boswell madea pretty good speech; Rot quite so interesting as some of his efforts, but still a very readable speech. But it is strange that he should get the fanny notion into bis head that Tam Srae is trying to heap infamy upon him. The trouble is with Boswell that he is given to exaggeration and is not very grateful. Tas Star bas been the making of Boswell: We | raised him from a Justice of the Peace to the | best paying office in the city—an $i3,0%) affair. We have always dealt can-| didly by him and told him he ought to learn to spell before we proceeded to make | bim Mayor, but for all that Tus Sr, has never gone back upon him, though | and be has abused us shockingly at times. We always print bis speeches in tall | when the Chronicle and other papers slight and mutilate him shamefully. For instance, | Taw Stam is the only paper that gives a verbatim report of his speech last night; and We will always cheerfally privt any letters or | cards of his verbatim. Heaping infamy on | Dim—pshaw! Do show some gratitude, Bos- weil! —_—_______ The discovery of gold on the farm ot Rob- ert Davidson, im Montgomery coucty, Md., eleven miles above Georgetown, noticed in | Tue Star a few days since, has created some excitement in that neighborhood. Tae nugget | found @ week since, to which we referred, | Weighed nine ounces, and was valued at $150, It was discovered in a melon patch by a son of Mr. D.’s, who picked up a stone to throw at some intruding cows. Since that time Mr. Davidson has bad the place thoroughly pros. pected by a Californian, an expert in the business, who, after having collected earth iu the vicinity of where the nugget was found, . made several washings of the same, and found numerous pieces of virgin gold about the size of agrain of wheat. The farm of Mr. David- son, as well as the adjoining ones, are now being thoroughly prospected, with a view of fully and definitely ascertaining the mineral | ‘wealtn of the land in that ity. The resolutions offered in the Baltimore City | Council by the Investigating Committee. cen- suring the City Hall Building Committee ana Tequesting the latter to resign, were adopted yesterdsy by the First Branch. The enacting clause Was so amended as to make the resolu tons simply the act of the two branches of the City Council without the Mayor. The whole matter now goes to the Second Branch for its action. There were only two votes against the , principal resolution, that requesting the resig- nation of the Building Commutee, and the G2- tette of this morning says :—« The action of the | ty Council is so thoroughly in accord wi the feeling and judgment of this community, that we do not see how the Building Vommit- tee can do otherwise than yield to the demand thus formally expressed. | es | At a mass convention of colored citizens, held | in Cbicago on Monday, a resolution was | | adopted appointing two of their ablest citizens, | capable of creditably representing their in- terests, to attend the coming State Uonstita- tional Conventlen, and there, as opportumity may offer, by voice and petition beseech that necessities, and submit to the people of the ‘State such amendments to the State Constitn- tion as will remove the various disabilities under which they now labor. The Savanuah Republican begins to fear that the North is to bave to much power in the | Commercial Convention at Louisville, and it | cemands that a Southern man shall be selected | | to preside over its deliberations, that tne body | may be Southern in its organization and all its action. George Peabody sailed from New York in the Scotts, for Europe, to-day. = PRICES TO SUIT TH tt aroma Bat ctl Ne? T THING eT, e ranch Bto ig , THERE Wikt BE MEETING T MNtL seaires, = Pement ‘Georgeto URDAY.Octod r CHARLES M. Tit A MEETING WILL BB pall iD. AT | OBDAY KY ae ety. c. B. BROWN, Post Commander. ROBEBT ABMOUR, Post Adjutant. it BEw L PUTLDIN A880: QU srs tenis amenariveat: find vubscription books ge H. Plant, coraer New York avenu ‘ond Fitteent} hb street A. B. Shepherd, 269 Pennsylvania avenue, near Eleventh si ——— & Co, bankers, corner Fifteenth and Fe 72 Loutsi: all, Bobinsoa & Oo..) 332 ails Barlired Bob Bebinson. .( Wall are here! the, AY EVEN ven to places of worstip. | be Pot | ate very small advance on cos! vote ae | my ok street Borth The futvocectory to the evares will be dotivered pans Yous, M.D - at 8 o'clock 9. | Prof.ssioi and public are invited JOBN30" ELIOT. M.D., Dean. { Bep.Chro: 233 THE A. BUILDING ses will take place on ths PTRM ad: | Be: EI “4, e357 lith street Ly eee t se Gan ‘Also, T: irde s poe wat gat Matedchsette arsene ‘OUR UNFURBISGRD Ru Suitable for Roettned “= i rent to gentles nan, 9 between jon Mend Wate LYE ROOM HOUSE, BICEGY “yOu. D1 for Bout and Farnitare for 115 © strest, bet roan hs BURDETTE HAS JUST BECEIVED AW IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW GOODs FOB THE FaLs AND WINTER, (Probably the largest stock of desirable goods ever Offered in Washingtou city.) consisting of All Kinds of DRESS GOODS, in Plain, Plaid, Btriped, BLEACH COEB and UAMBBICHS, GREAT BARGAINS Li JLANNELS, One hundred pieces of res rity rapt from 22 25 conte per yard up, | 804 eee GATED BED Twitceo D FLANNG SACKING IN ALL COLOBS. CLOTHS hemes id VESTINGS. Twenty-five ATER-PROOF CLOTH, in Plain, Plaig and Biriped | Book CLOT Also four — pairs of BED BLANKETS. from @4 per pair a] RPATING, OIL CLOTS. her with # full and sompiet: + GLOVES, NULIONS, ac, Also, 0. TING: Hosi ge! All of which have been bought from the. Tmpor | ers and Mannufact: rarcrs for ci ‘will beaut ‘The lowest prices will be named at once. ALL GOODS WABRBANTED TO BE AS REP BESENTED BY THE SALESMAN. W. W. BURDETTE, No. 361 SEVENTH STREET. oo i+lw Between I ano K Streets. BS. J.B. SPENCER BEGS TO sysoun to her numerous costeme ad generally, that she has ington | end resumed business at derold pees 30 itd betw. h and 10th str as AVENVE, ‘ant assortment FEBRCH ibvineny go goons ‘And Fine a FaNUy Goons The MILLINERY under —_ superintendence | of M'me Ma re om Pa: i DBE~SMAKIN i ches, under Ged | i ite immediate superintendence of Mrs. B., assisted “Sen oreaine HUBSDAY, Octover 7h. | eee ee (sneiaces: CABRIAGES !! CARBIAGKS!!: ‘On hand. 8801 &o.. at very low Prices. \Sepaiciag irate attendees: AND UPBIGHT rraxos AER | { 'W AND BECOND-HAND. Also, ORGANS for sale on 1 om ones Luls. 06 Penn. enenen: Dear 10th street. OBTH, AND SREP Butt at pan he 3 rat claas Taney fabeics Ta a7 UUR WHOLE SCALE OF PRICES ABI eee eT TO, MEET MENTS OF PERSONS WITH MODEWATE I5- com nd 9th Established 1540, 57 Carpets, Cartains, Oll Cloths, Mattings, Bugs, &c., upper fi e028 Stdit CLUSING OUT SALE OF OU LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK or FALL.AND WINTER CLOTHING, POSITIVELY AT OOST FOR CASH ONLY TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF TAE LATE THOMAS A. STEPHERS, KNOWN Aas STEPHENS & CO. STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES AND LEASE FOR SALE, For the BEXT SIXTY DAYS! we will rell our Entire Stock, embracing fo part MEN’S and BOYS’ FALL end WINTER BUITS FURNISHING GoODs 1m great variety. A full line of UNDEBWEAB FOR FALL AND WINTER. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ OVEROOATS. A Large Btock of MEN’S OVEROOATS (all qualities) will be sold REGARDLESS OF OST. Bepecial attention is called to our MBEBCHANT TAILOBING DEPARTMENT. Oar Stock of bec eoops MK tye 0 ORDER," raR mi hn Bia BESULAR BATES, the most. FASHIONABLE A} AND D DURABLE MANNER. Call carly and secure first selection CLOTHS, OASSIMBERS, AND DOESKISS By 2 ‘THe YARD. A small lot of TRUNKS, Remaining on hand and will be sold at VEBY Lew} ayn ond ean Fate 4 word note or otherwise. HENS & co. 310 Bre Eespeistes ese, ROWN COTTONS, OALI- | prepared to show e pi ‘and very le: i? een 9th and 10t! (OR BENT—A very pleasant Pak.Og and Per CAMBER cuca forefront Al tr NY ween oth OABD. shen at 427 Latreot, bet hb otreets ate ae ‘OR BENT-—! Tn 1 if Ore te fa + ae Bo ‘ 3 ee ric, ik pep Rg en0ee ts ‘on 7 ‘fee il itt etl SHED 800MS—a lars tiber ome s sojotntag, sultacle for house, copii See See ae Seo itel Tittle om walk an, ‘iorminas off strect railrost. Terms very moderate. se 39-40 —PARTLE FURNISHED HOUSE Ft an pan ,Fangea, bot and cold water nent tenant rniture if de- ¥ on the premises 20 29-3t" HOU ‘corner ea ie 108 ste. x rooms and ball. Abou tached. with a variety of a. ro, be be oe tint opi o ie the Ey, Umtarnianea. Sab Apply 708 hn east, Cursing np acre of greund froit tr eee aod t in or tion inquire of Mr. UUNBIN 1 corner. V4 ALUAB Se E Hove! bab! Wii NI vith the GOOD WiLL of a firat class yee -house, eontatalay 19 rooms; = a eeutral ‘Apply to at Cross & four: ae BRIOK EESIDENUE x iy as story back hala oer 1B ‘m3, odern provements: ‘cad to Aretratecrder, sitesiea of F street, between 6th inqal Betet me] a ee Real te Bre i 7 th street, ‘on and 7th. tion Post ome Office. | BUY A HOME! FoR Lge ae enaME a oorracEs ated in ‘able loc: city; ne a <= bel out closets ~ ‘rouahoat! front . ont apd reat yar ot alley in rear. Will bo sold-one for @iss, and one 81,80" Apply to Bei 254 F st., between sth Fo ISHED moons — nT Be. ae | eae rae between se 29 3t ent. ‘50 @ month: Ee = Fayette street. Eko small FRAME HOUS&. cou taining Ave rooms, on ish street, between O and Psts.;suitadlefor asmall family.’ se 23 2 PEERS WISHING BOOMS. FURNISHED or Paturatened. oy h the comforts of a home. | Npuld do well t it S87 Maryland d avenue, I eae fla i dud ui tenants “Appis'e corner 1st st. | west aud K streos nortan. | POR BENT—A nico fou ous street north, between fan fond 5th streets. fu | Aulrs,at the store, Mo. 594 N atreet, betwoen gth | £ roe BENT —Three UNFORNISH house, OMS coping. an @ brick jaitable for b Water in yard, Beat | low toe desirable tena i root, bet. M 208K Ho. 108 Green eae ten rooms, gas and water, bath aud fine sisble on Promises. For partica Hammack's {OR BENT—HOUS! 1st reet, bet. New York avenne and j.cight rooms. water gas Hich and healthy jocation. 45 #5 f, betwoou 7th and sth, ‘aso 00) is for rent at 4851. 2-2" Fo, BENT. Loos — BOOMs. = =attapie le for offices or chambe! he corner of Fifteenth and F streets, of pos wife the Treasury, Erice from 8 to eta Der room. ‘Apply to DOUGR & TT FAMILY WILL & 7 A Large COMMUNICATING BROOME. neooud fea ad water in each room; on the'arenue heat War abd vy Departments, Private Tab furnished. Ay at bter Fore | RED Lith and a No. 403 WILLIAMG. Boe 157 K street. between a ith ‘19th streets. “yee BENT—In somal ae I omely Furnished PARLOR. and MITOHEM, additional room it dvaited To nico» perty rent very moderate. Apply ne the Star ‘OB RENT—Six emall,new FRAME aoUsES. on the norih side of north B street, betwoen ith and Ith stroate west. near the Navy De ment. each containin, Laqguire of F. KELLEY. Beal Mice Me Sth etreet west, near se S1w Fo, HENT—HOUSE, corner 19th and I atroete, olttela cocupted by General Hardie; reat to Alo. HOUSE. 349 Tach at we Dot! be A. jer. Al se tory B modern im. ee c Ter t, second square it ela Statues, between Land K streets. ee, Bae ; ay Booms on drat aw referred, flare pariora ke be rented | tometin PrN jumbarton atrect, Cees ne 2. re d avenue, between 10th b street Siandtome four story BHIOK Hote. ‘woter aud immedi Or GBOUND at Bik etrect. ‘ad)ol ing Boundary tae, for ra oul! tally” pobuE s DARNEILUE,, _8028-10t__ Boal Katate Brokers, 2 Fe ro gy gon Gand, sete co 100 20th TORL! BD BOOMS FOR BI Nene azeapi a 390 iT stroet Bins acccmmsetated at at"9i0 por mow ge27-3t' a ee iis eee Foe Bent BENT—a bet Terk Tal SLE BOARD. Foner treat, Dapiiel Bl et ‘T—Th pfaratahed | BOO} 'S, com- te 7 Brosite Ay 0 story bric Government yop ‘umtce ) Gent bat! water close! same Soor. Very Tesirable _ Tousehec ping purposes $s” ee el REE REN T—In Georgstowa.atw Sane ae ce “1 one Prox pa Ey ieee by me Taine ane semion je ‘ee 53 Brite street. BALE=HOU 1B with five roems North carorian nese tT south Wash si rtion ef South Was ie otres at pear D street App'y to J. Water avd cas ge 25 6t OOMS FOR RE: nag tony from, Board, to g»n- tlemen only . sec: ator: ay fro ey wens, between. ast ead | we 25-40" {OR BENT—On the let October = two. 516 Ivant | Fogeice isewe bepress Stereand awelltng nue, nex! toAd: xpreas gas ond wai rare chance for business. Apply . 206 Penn's avenue, between 2d and 34. | 0625-5t* he FALE—Ten ope aa gras) Feoran street, just comple’ water i "pre aeed brick fronts; Mausard gas ou and tr roots. Term: easy Inquire of A.W. oon 7th street. 0 25-tf Spaitder’s Depot. Fe BENT—A three-story BRICK HOU! iE.) pay with Storrroom and Fixtures. Also. Part oi House containing four rooms. Apply at lumber ra corner lith street and Mar; and sven BR PALE—AT 4 BARG AI R—WeIOK nouse ‘on G streat. between éth and aa sth strosts. and posite, Judiciary fquare: 8 stor jaglish asement, 9 rooms; cas Thionchoat? B Bad with hot and colt water yt pcos “BILBO can aputt BGoracrithasa Fis. | 300 acres | oF THE NOBTH ARLINGTON ESTATE FOR SALE, j BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FOR SUBURBAN | COUNTRY SBATS, healthy Be Clally Loted fe ed for it and vei are, wuft, ies above \t Georgetown. The new fax turopike road ruus id in | from one to time, If desined proprietor can be seen ragtigce. oF addressed rgetow! At -RIVATE FAMILY. without ut children, would let POBNISHED KOOM floor front, to one or two single Foti wwith breakfast if desir: Situation on a car route, convenient to Departments. Terms reasow: aquired, address* De W [OBRISHED Booms ro ret, = . 13th and ith. spumerous corn sof ge See twenty acres, on lo ts. Ti payments. ide y the “east eat 5 OB BENT—A three-story and burement BRICK HOUSE. Re 465D and 34 west, co) rooms, water and ining nine as; bydrant ath the yard: The Metragolican street Gara pass by thedoor, Toquire of W. 8. McF an LAN, Boom 6, Law Buildin, oth street, op y 8 s Rooms FOB BBNT—Fine large rooms. in oF sipgly suitable for a lawyer or pliveiciaa Soe went at At 262 G street, corner 16th street. | ‘OB RENT—That well known Business Stand, k 20 MARKET T SPACE. recearly cccupled by Davis asa fan: the BUILDING. consisting of stores and above, at a of Sth street and Louisiana Wo, 35 ADI 8. a TSIM eSON, FURNISHED PARLORS AND for rent, with or without boar, tS Penna NP: Det, Sd and 43s ate. Boat ~ oe Unfarnished PABLO ‘and DEDUO ni A FLEASABT (UIT OF FU FUESTOH ED yous | floor, and also Single oma: No. '74 Lith street, belween B and a ‘STABLE for rent. 7 im Fox sae a BARGAIN ~SaalTBRIOR on street south. between 2d ana 34 idly improving ingzec® puuare fro a Satori an and ite PERSONAL, | RTL bas resaraed to this ci brough real, Lt B. 1D TO any oO 8 in TEO-LEION. ge Che rattan y of the Depart rm Mo St ame aA ay Ta LOAN UN 4000 a $10,000 & ESTATE SROUSITY ° aDoiy a! STARR a&@ nee oneent-8t Corner Toth creer er aT ry ¥ are. | ede & or. 7 potid sittin fe ‘war (a) mouths from than date Sepiember 24, 1889. we = ___ Acting Fours ‘Raditor ier st INVEST 1N NOTES socarcl $30.01 O00 Fy cress or trent ort nibee esed collaterals * Have AISTROP & 00. Th aud 73 Louis ‘and 940 7th strect i te PERSON WHO HAS TAKES MY OvAT y mistake or yctbereise. from my store, will oblige me retursing the pepers thet wore tn the pocket book, which was f the pgckets. J.B. kU 015 Boll Hanger, 259 D®,2° DEsPatn URTIb, YOU HAVE consulted old DR. DARBY Fesidence. 3Y dhs etreet.a faw Coore south of Pe arene is avccesstul when others fail. u OOTO! 8 BOND HAS RETUBNED Di city nat resumed bis practice. Office residence Bc 607 H street, between 4th aud Sth poe eell-im™ AWS negotiated upon paper se- | N& cured by heat RSTATS. All the necesexry 8 offic D> Filed ued on deferred REAL aoracr, urs. “s REALESTATE BROKER, Cor New York avenue and 9th sudl tt Jauze BUG | ATTORSEY AND ‘COUNSELLOR AT Law, ‘Will practice in the ay ad Court of the . ted States, the Ceurt of Ulsims, ena Sete the Distriet of Columbia. Office, 240 Pen: ‘be bosiness L Soarkea tn treet, between D and &. Mr iy Soa ae wc: reatment ef FEMAL +E Nreint the cit cia readies sotering rom i irceuiren ma fone thorough cure. His fees are niodorate. and patients visi fig soe bo one bat the Loctor NATHsauIEL WILSON, ATTOBNEY-AaT-Law, BAS REMOVED TO Bo. 409 my 24 NEAB Tru Desixc’s womprerce ae VIAFUGA, Bead Pamphlet of remarkable cares, mar 13 S&Wiy 1GHEST OaSH PAID FOR Levies. ren Geor's, and bile ‘ast OF Cla’ at Boots, Shoes. HARTOGENSIS. 24 Tthesttects between M and N. any order ieongh mall pro miptly attended to. des HILOSOPHY OF MARBIAGE, pa noni ete ih, Lect are oe livered at ~ ow ton foe of ‘Austony, embracing Mitta taal = fanhood geverally re Som, dtaetones ent for; Marriage puilo re Yolumes containing these ‘ectures wili be forwarded to parties unable to attend. on re four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY New York Masenm of Anatomy and Sctence, 6 Broadw: jew Yor! FOR SALE. Fes: Al &_ The G00D WILL and FIXTURES it desired) of « Drug Store. ia» Raed location dning a good bueiness, Adicene Pharmacentist,”” Star office, for's 7 0B SALE—A four-year Is perfectly enti he E streets. Fe: SA&LE—STOOK and FINTUSES of a Gre- cery Store, corucr South & end 6th ood PIANO sag Log WALNOT Boron 4 2. RELVES ley, cor ote, avenue, south. cars; large lot with house, | VOB BALE—an ola cotabitsned QRACK ER THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. BF GbSiiss ardon” WAGONS, 2016-20 466 7tn street, opp. Pot Ofte. snd GOOD WILL, with ave peace loses ens goer” wor BENT—The HOUSE, Grounds, Vineyard Dieto medre ac. at Kendall Green. recently ocoupied by | P°%. Will be sold low ilies, ‘The situation h pleasant and hoeltey, ine | miiles. ‘The situation fe pleasan ¥, the rarely fouud ina conutry home, great labor ant Rar poze having been incarred in rendering th respects @ frat class resideace. Stables, g6 houses, woodsheds, and other conven: about the he premises arc amply ided House, Gai liate = | | sessic: mmedi~ Vand’ more land wit be let on \ILLIAM STICKNEY, ‘Oorner et wate sel5-wkett ‘Wantecee City PEASANT FURNISHED BOO ms FOR RENT—By reek. oF month Alsi STABLE for Tent, 474 tits strocte between gE, te beim iF. ney reasonable terms, oTS! LOT Br" FROM $10 T0 $29 DOWN AND 85 TO 820 A MONTH, | IN THE FIRST WARD, IN THE SECOND WARD AND ON CaPITOL HILL, + BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. Apply to JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00. se 1-tf 416 Seventh street, bet. @ and H. FoR RE 3 stories, back buildings | and cell: DWELLING, Dressed wBICK brick frouts, with marble window heads and sitls Drown stone base aud steps; merblemantels; gas; bot and cold water in path. snd k 2 Fr situate Rhode Island a ceotoeed oth ward trects-_ Inquire 203" 1th street = « Fo SAUE—A small FAR in How Maryland, near Leare! ‘oul Igexehangetar Apply ‘to | FRANGIS MOHUN & | eit ty: 2" Lomber Dealers, Ohio avenue, ete 2th | ‘aasi-im sea isin ete. WHITH ASB, per (0D. ecu Ss 50 | BED AsH, “4 . 900 LY KEN’S VALLEY « . 97 | sort, : . 750 OAK WOOD, per cord 700 PINE * oe cemnenee 6 OO FoR SAE be PIERRE, aaa WILL and FIXTU o email Bostes- rent, Ment he be 25 egeprietor lew the city. Apply att pail fa" RE F IN SN EXOEL- location. Bent low. Satisfactery reasons icreclling Ae Address, with seul name, # {eins E- Be AEE GaASOE-A ve epsasece cannot be eu pena for style $s OY, SINGLE gar rit “The eo ey tp the District Die. Fe, LE—One FOUK POOKST BILUL BD ie Frauire of B. B. OLARK, RY ¢* WOOD AND OOAL. Revveriox In woes! OF COAL AND Until farther notice onr prices will be as follows: Fe 8 ow cerner Indians ‘nd street. Toa ‘ireof OHIPMAN. & 00.,407 F street, or on the prem | Fer RENT—The 24 me 3a soriee of lark s Bog oe ra th ata will be fore rent vena, Se teand Cea at aati, inanire of Dr. DAN'L B. OLABEE: ener ae st. and Peans. orane Fer REN T— Se 5 Pa. sai ne, PARLORS, miront ia. troution ag gh Pa arcane fs sere nee cexeral ow. ~ Gan ba accommodated h board, if desl ‘MBS. MUBSE. Moral Pa. aveute cone trt, Fe EWS —On frat foor.ono iarge and nicely Fetus for howsskeopivg wil teens | Hier on saparate, wa frat CHAMB: it S Horth B ly between 1 Dae. homens ar ee street east iva 5 cou om HOME wit F ule Sas 8 oe ont. Be @ity aND country FOR SALE BY 5. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ee en Sen ae a CSE eS IF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A GOOD COOKING STOVE, ~ Oall and look at the CALORIFIC COOK STOVE, Tobe found at WALTER D. WIVILL'?, Ne. 409 Pennsylvania avenne, wolete | CoaNee 19ta Greeny avo New Yo x Ava GLBASUN & GLENN, S. Pp. nsows a sow, Gamat BEDUOTIOB SCHOOL Books, SCHOOL REQUISITES, ke, ery kee WE WOULD CALL THE aTreNTION OF SCbhOLABS. PAREBTS, Dag ened AauD ALSO PROFESSORS A! ACH ERS TO OUB LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SVERITHING IN HE SCHOOL AND — TEXT BOOK WHICH WS WILL SELL aT VERY BATES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. — — BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS aND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and Lith Street, WASHINGTON CITY. eof ckargs ‘bo the a | Sa Me bea Estee, uD. careening | B, ) SILVERBERG HAS BEMOVED non peaeerate “sea “ay CLOTHING, &>. SCHOOL WEAR. FOR BOYS—JACc! ET AND PANTS. GOOD BUITa._..... 86 GESTEBL TWisT SUITS, Sad DBESS SUITS. - DBESS SUITS... _ ew FOR BOYS—COAT, PANTS AND VEST. OASSIMERE SUITS. CASSIMEBE SUITs. CABSIMERE SUITS sie CASSIMEBE SUITs._. is CASSIMEBE SUITS. _ en Lhd YOUTHS’ SUITS—SA%K OB FROOK CoaT— $14, 515, 916, S17. S15, S19, S87 CHILDBENS’ CLOTHING, ALL KINDS. 87 One price only, marked in plain Sgures. SAKS & CO., POPULAR CLOTHIERS, ecmtt 5 517 SEVENTH STRER Ovwsn & PvcH. 212 PENNSYLVANIA (Under Owen Hose Have this day riceived a larce invotee of FALL AND WIBTBR OLOTHS, Cassi AND VESTING = Es Also, 7 and Varied Assortment of GENTS FURNI- ING GOODS OF ALL T baw LATEST STYLES. — Scer RECEIVED A LABGE AND CAREFUL SELECTED STOUR OF CLOTHS, CASSINERRS, VESTINGS AND sv: Haga ¥ variety and in the Latest Styles. wi made up to ordcr at the LOWEST Casal it 502 Btoventh street, ae and B xtrost. N. THUBSUN, Merchant Tailor. Ub VISEING 8 (Buocesscr to H. F. Loepon & Oo.,), OITIZERS, ARMY ANDO BaVvY | MEBUHANST TAILOB, Metropolitan Hotel, (iste Stowe.) jvi8-tt Bio. 369 Poan. avenue, Washington. DENTISTRY. Dnt a CEs. B BUTELEL, Surgeom Brotcaahoual ser betwee: of Piste Pore Nitrous Gide Gas com- Uvrheie fai eran ek es office eatistaction tn every particular. no 10-1y" p* LEWIE 2 mary. DENTAL ASSOOLA- Bo, 260 PENNSLN AnlA AVENUB, Between 12ih and i$:h sirects, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. eblggharge wilt be. made fc nade for extracting where Ar- ial Teeth althony The Cheap Place! GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR at $2.70 PER SACK. RAY'S ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY AND ALL OTHES GB4ADEs OF FLOUR REDUCED. BY Cc. S. OHARE & SON, 2 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND §N STREETS. GOUD COUNTBY HAMS 20 Ow. BEST SUGAB CUBED (Canvassed), 95 Ote.; BOSE AND BLACKWELL'S PIOKLES AND SAUCES, LEAF LARD. CADDIES, 24 Ots per pound LONDON BROWN STOUT AND YouN PALE ALE, @2 75 por doxen; PUBB APPLE CIDER SPEBR'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS; SPBER'S PORT GRAPE WINE; COX'S SPABKLING GELATIN, 20 Ow. por peckage. Particular attention pald to the SELECTION OF TEAS, BY s. O'HARE & SON, 262 SEVENTH STREET, M AND N STREETS, rv wi, OLDER VINEGAR: Talcat lowest New Works iehen swe JORTHEEN PF!