Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1875, Page 2

published in Washington. The statement is made that a mixed com: mission is about to assemble at Halifax to arrange the final settlement of the Canadian Gisheries question. Tie Joint High Commi: sion when in session in Washington mate an effort to adjust tne difficulties between Canada and the United States, ana failing agreed to the appointment of a commission of three—one member to be appointed by Great Britain, one by the United States, and one by the two countries jointly. In ease the two countries could not agree it was determined to leave the nomination of the third commissioner to the diplomatic repre- sentative of Austria at London. The privi- jeges contended for by the American fisher- men are the right of taking, curing and dry- ing fish in the waters of the Canadian Do- rainion, without being restricted to any par- ticular distance from shore, with permission toland todry theirnets, make purchases, &c. The abrog.tion of the reciprocity treaty of 1866 induced Canada to pass very severe laws against American fishermen, calculated to drive them from their usual fishing grounds; and many vessels were seized and brought into Canadian ports as prizes in 1870, not- Withstanding the fact that Canadians enjoy the same privileges in American waters as Americans themselves. The American mem- bers of the Joint High Commission suggested that the United States might be willing to pay one million dollars for the privilege of fishing forever in Canadian waters, but the British members deeme! this sum entirely inadequate. The American members re- plied that they did not regard the privilege as valuable, but that United States Wanted it because it wasdesirable to remove all causes of irritation between the two countries. The commissiouers to meet at Halifax are Sir A. T. Galt on the part of Great Britain, and Lieut. Gov. Clifford, of Massachusetts, on the part of the United States. The third commissioner has not yet been named. ——_——+<+2—____ Cleveland contributes another wonderful Plece of mechanism to keep company with the Keeley motor and the Schroeder air- ship. It is called a “Flexible Power Trans- mitior,” and consists of a steam engine with attachments so arranged that the power generated by it can be transmitted an extra- ordinary distance. For instance, the engine is placed in the basement, and connected With it is a single pulley leading to the first story. In this latter room, which is forty feet square, some wonderfal feats are per- formed. Holes are bored through timbers or drilled through granite in a few seconds; blacksmiths sharpen shoe corks without re- moving the shoe—in fact, there is no end to the application of the power, which ts readily carried from one point to another within a radius of six hundred feet. Of course the discoverer claims nothing new in the way of @motor, but does assert that he has found an invaluable method of applying power so that work can be done in one-tenth of the usual time and with the expenditure of only one-fourth the usual labor. ———_- ee. New York city is disquieted to find by the Teturns that there has been a heavy diver- sion of the grain trade from that city to Bal- timore, Philadelphia and Boston during the nine months of the present year. These cities show a gain of 4,000,000 of bushels this year in comparison with last, against a loss to New York of over 19,000,000. Otherwise Stated, the other seaports named held their Own on a decreased crop movement of nearly 16,000,000, and not ouly maintained their trade of the previous year, but increased it 4,000,000 bushels, while New York fell oif Over 19,000,000 bushels. The New Yorkers are trying to account for this diversion of trade. Some attribute it to the flerce cutting of rates in the recent raliroal war, and som> to the failure of the railroad companies to Properly accomodate shippers of grain; but after all may it not be a natural and normal diversion of trate heretofore concentrated in New York to other points having shorter and cheaper interior lines, and better terminal facilities for ocean shipment? a Reference was made yesterday to a carrier Pigeon flying match between Baltimore and Philadelphia. Birds of the same species Were put to practical use in Baltimore yes- terday in conveying the news from the Pim lico race course to the city, a distance of five mailes. The average time made by the birds Was about nine minutes and a half. They ‘were very young, having been bred last Spring, and had no training whatever. A considerable interest has recently sprung up relative to the use of pigeons in carrying messages, and it is quite possible their em- ployment in that capacity may become as common here as in some paris of Europe. ‘The owner of these littie fleet-winged mes- sengers bave an advantage over the tele graph, inasmuch as the sending of a message trom distant points to their home costs them nothing but the trouble of taking several of the birds along with them as traveling com- panior —_____++ee- By reference to an article on “‘coal combi- nations” in today’s Stas, it will be seen that six creat companies, which have a vir- tual monopoly of the Pennsylvania coal trade, are determined to carry out their pro- gramme of increased prices monthly. To do So they will have to adopt the same heartless policy which they did last year—stop the production—whereby 20,000 men will be de- Prived of work, entailing great saffering Upon them and their families. The oniy hope for relief is a failing out among the companies, like that which defeated their purpose a year ago. It really looks as if the charge often made, that the coal companies encourage strikes in order to lessen the pro- duction, may have ‘some truth in tt. Many leading newspapers are calling at- tention editorially to the subject of political economy, arguing that all our discussion, Worriment, and difficulties about contrac- tion and inflaiton come from a neglect of the study of that science, and consequent general ignorance of its commonest princi- piles by our people. Granting the premises of these learned pundits, we do not admit these corclusions; in fact it is safe to say that ifall the writers and speakers on the currency question had studied political economy, the war between the hard money and rag paper men would be better than it now is. Scientific knowledze does not pre- vent discussion between th: Darwinites and acti Darwinites but rather foments it, and tried for the same offence. If found guilty let them receive the same full measure of Justice. It is @ pity that the law does not make the heinous crime of attempting to ‘Wreck railroad trains a capital offence and punish it accordingly. tee Senator Conkling, who made his firs: Bpeech in the New York campaign at Al bany on Monday night last, was very cau tious in his predictions of the result of th election. Election guesses, he sald, were is things, and he did not often ven- ture upon them. He would say, however, that the republican ticket would be elected if the party would only poll a full vote. ——____-.se._— California has an election to-day, but av ‘there is no issue between the parties it ex- cites but little interest. A state superinten- dent of public instruction and district judges are to be elected. The contest is a square one between the democrats and republicans, the independents having no ticket in the feld. Judge Sutherland, of New York, decides that when saloon-keepers allow people to play for money in their saloons they are practically gambling bhouses—an eminently sensible view to akc of the sub- est _EVENING STAR. ae EF cor tite ot ad —— ig \OCRATIO Bias, Pivsitng |. NOBBIS, Prestient. PT epee Buse IDHNSON & CO., Bankers. NS DESIRING TO en | t) | oy 2 HAND are request A land's church, oe = northwest, at § o'clock TAUBSDA a 4, to arrange 8 course. 12-20 rey ARLINGTON OO Ine ARSOUIA TION he payment of duse WED: Y.Novembor at JARO OF TRADE ROOMS, S19 Market Space. Subscriptions for the remaining shares will be received by Twombly Guverument Printing Ofice. “Brier. 743 ethan ad 1 Ponbajivania areane, Miler oseF ‘oth, n Longley. Agricul tural D Department. avid Bitt =— THOMAS Bre, Prowecaty Bank. sei a EDSON, Secretary = 1G atrect northwest. dct7-th.sat,w,tnovl MOVAL. SA Mi aes BANK, eons inia av. and 43 street, Has removed to the port tcorner of 4 and B streets southwest. ‘octé- im ~ ¥. A. BOSWELL, Treasurer, Ae ard aSSuotaTion | = BUILDING fi Ene, SECOND CO- OPERATIY ASSOCIATION will be MONDAY, EVENING. November stn, 1573 py ow Hall. corner of Maryland avenny ith street. South, * a, the bon for the nt of ncies tay 2 2 books Core pe ren for née mont! hares each, Stvociation to begin closing at the end of the alxth ar. = subscriptions can be made at the following “B. Church & Sons, Lumber Dealers, corner aryland avenue and 8th strect southwest. Walker & Dro., Grocers, coruer Maryland avenue and lth street southwest writty & Harvey, Hatters, 205 7th street north- est. “Eas eB & Bro., Tobacconists, corner 7th and F streets northwest Johnson & Bro. Coal Merchants, 12th street wharf; corner F and 12th northwest, office of the Great Falls Ice Co ; 1112 9th northwest. Stopheonscn & Bro., Wood and Coal merchants, 7th street = Walker, Crocer, 4 street, between K and F est Lihempron & Co., Hardware, corner 10th st. and Leniriani peor northwest. nter, ¥. M. Christ‘an Association Booms, 3 ort! 16 B strest J.T a ae Buildings. 2 Esinee. P. Freight Depot. Le coders ieee, Grcoeees corner 454 and L streets southwest. GEORGE WHITE, President. G. BR. THOMPSON, 8ec’y._[Bep,Trib] oct4-eolm EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.—Large Sa ee ror people will beginto pre- rat od it entel the RrENCES aia’ WaSINGTOM BUSINESS OOL- N lites cholera sold ‘after J 1, 1576. F particulars c then Sa hand L stcoots bi jastrated ule . SPENCER, President. opo)-im >NOTICE.—The ann Ea gietea gt gine Troe torres of the, METBUPORL Poyis' s Vines BANK ‘of the «District of Gotumbia rill be held at “ srenue: in Wasnington lige De zon MONDAY trams 1578, tetweent 2 the ho o'clock tao Cranenitios a ittee on 4 transactions of bfor the first year will ‘be read att o'cl ck the same day. “All the Mockholders are ter caale ete NORMENT, President. Se p29-w. (ep. pk Onron th «Ra ———- —WM. F. HOLTZMAN. Law, ed to Te Fe. . a a at. ww, has remov: Jo. pes cad will friends asiness acqual: ld Seecens em ‘invouted. Booms for rent Be. j09-tf iH. OFFLEY & 00. BANKEKS, a F streets, opposite Treaeary Department, BANK OF DEPOSIT EXO EXCHANGE, OOLLEO- Banking business ida branches attended to. ea (ay bene Ly end 3, a it Bonds me yee ton an: gous ‘end pag’ = Sects ill eechemaseerhaas woot investors cheerfully farnished. maré- Sarat NOR TI, irreouw TEA, @f Unrivalled Flavor, WITH BURN’S FAMOUS POLAB SODA, al PENNSYLVANIA AVENER, Is the most superb and delicious drink yet intro- duced. je89-tr ews JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS, Corner af With Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, Dealers in it and District Foreign Exchange and Gold ple ly Se euueme | ia kom AND BEAD- ROOMS OF THE rong ways OHBISTIAN Conan 97H AND D Stnzsvs. wplgnt Set Classes in German, French, English, sly" Prayer ‘Meetings at Noonday, 6, and 9 i sepz-tr QCLICITORS WANTED BY THE ST. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE CO, Apply to the General Agente, McLELLAN & BTUART, corner Ten and E streets. A strong stock company, witl: low rates and plain ‘Great oo offered to live men. — Thence not essential. ‘EACBER OF THE GREAT FRENOH SYS- ny Li come a Professional at Gutter id Prumiuer by teat oe mer 4 ing this faa Fre system. One hundred yards is great of any style of Frimming in Fon Minutes.” Gal Stave ares t "zriming 101 Gand H. 019 3t HIGHLY CULTIVATED AND ACCOM- plished lady, residing in 13th st., near Franklin square, has two orthree hours daily to devote to select class of five or six young ng persons of either sex ing additional in ENGLISH SuANCHES. Incleding varie and MUSIO if re- red. Terms m cess PROF! B, tar office. ‘octl9 2* HE NURSERY.” The best Juvenile published, es; gn 4 iMlast ted I me vemne children, ae justrat + 1.60 a year. Sol th JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT, hand i trey. te eS ae pl Stationery Btore ‘eshington. oot)? la ABDALL’ SEVENTH ST. BILLIARD ROOM, ‘7TH AND G STREETS, Oppostie the Patent Office. and cosiest place in the city. oclé-im Glades Butter. ‘Thirty kegsot fine “GLADES” BUTTER just "For tale at lowest market rates. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., Center, Northern Liberty octs-6t aud Eastern Markets. AM AGAIN IN THE RIBLD with e Fine Stock OF Felt and Wing STRAUS, Ponn ave. size KNICEERBOGKER Pty just the thing. Penn ave. this . BERNARD teeaon, at a BT u rete a W MARKET SUITS rr daeie 011 Penn. ave, \LLAOK 8! ere the SWI ae T=. B. OVERCO. Sitk Front. for Tigiscare ro Tun OTEROORS, Sam Fort Se SA RE Win be dy ron pana We), MOUSEKEcrens (m + 9 ** cuock ERY, ‘GUABB) ARE, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOOD: can find all they require at our store, of good qaali- try at Low prices, ESB & BEVERIDGE, PRL te; ch ery No. 1009 Penn-yivauia a oct20-6t" bear ilth stroet. MISS E. A. McCORMICK, >) 905 Pennsyivania Avenue, (Up Stairs.) Five French MILLINERY for the Fall and sported BONNETS and HATS in ths newest me Fre , FEATHERS, SILKS, RIBBONS, Bp cial aftention given to orders. oct2) tr Pseoressis Fus COAL. - ‘TREAscRY DEPARTMENT, 2 Bureau of ener (George's Cree! VAL, to be de fivered a vt eh times and places. and in such quan. tities, as may be requirea by the Depart nent, aud byect to the condit! required by act of Congress woved July 1, 1 viz: “*Tbatwuch coal shall h 2 240 pounds to the ton, and shall be inspec ed ad weig! ‘and the quantity of each Imad nee od At the tine of delivery by the serson app qualified under the act «> hat purp se, and that ine Prescribed foe of Doents for even ton of cal in- = pected, , weighed Sand delivered shall be pall by the contractor Propoasl< will bee meidered binding for «ne week from the ist November. the Depart- ment reserving the right to reject ail or any portion cf the bids offered. No proposals will be entertained nnless accompa pied by satisfactory evidence of ability to (ifill th contract, sor will any payment be made without the certificate of the inspector that the coal furnished is “Pr asthe ae ee cals for. 4 a £80 the office roposals shall be addressed and sent to the o GEO. B McOARTES, hi f of Burean of Engraving and Printing, Treas 'v Department. oct eotd STILL AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION. 1875 PREMIUM FIBEPLACE HEATER BIBB'S “NEW SILVER PALAOR” ast received the Highoet Award of Morit MALY ee MEDAL State Batt Indianaps DIFLOMA—York County SILVER MEDAL—Ameri York, 1574. Do not invest your meer * rr Tireblece Heater till you have seen the * Ve PALACE,” we goalure ta the United States, a” = 2 = ke ud ae cole, W motcanle sud Betail, 1 aD mn y the Inventors neta B. 6. BI octl8-6t 39 ard 41 Light st., Baltimore, Md. Wiis as ear a stat. carom Bn 3 SEF Ofte. ott deires © MeLOY- ‘Westin: t . ime ee wapiva'e fo fami to fo couk. wash snd Were sta HOUSs® camer tm ate 3 Foor rar aMIOR Pent and Location, Bete en a, rs TED 8; CS xvi RIEND, veel y¥ ® young led) , Hy. Addr as No oy tence ae W SNTEDo Beis 8 beat oR Bo att rome S recaps ikent must not — 33 zt tbe Bald in wtvance. Aderees Ho rod ro | Wit SITUATION ae staanernaa ott nae = No cbyection totraveting Apply - scam LL) OD W {STED—» “mall unfurnished HOUSE, brick, between 11 h aud 20 and and G aod N oroferred: Must bave gas, w 4 bath. exceed 6 Address M M uM Sat fice, et at2) ae ANT ED—By « white seamaires ux TION. Unierstands makiog wcnil tren's Clothes: Sc coud reterences. addiess “Seam: stress,” 8 ar Office J ANTED—~ g od O1KL & de Work ip a suall family; ipg. Good wagers; referenos “requires Loutsiana aven ——— Sa WASTED-A SITUATION by an axperincel | bookkeeper who will make himself g- nerally Beh, ABO GfarMinh Dost ferences. Addrean A B. Box 82, Georgetown, D. WwW ANTKD-SITUATION in badness. Gow't expect tm retire ic three months. Addies- 0 & B. ye it Building. \ ) ANTED—BARTENOER. Drivers: also, Waiter. C Ni Servant | Bamities imum a Servents at kMM ctr et, opporite Post Off aNTeb—By a re-o clable young wo W* SIT! aTIUN todo chambersork or as wan exe: would be willitg to water ne taking car bildren | *nquire for two da} « reat. be ween I od 19th Ktreets. octd) 2° west FARO torent ie *, with Privilege of a vear ia Siret clas: general condition,” Replica mast state. make ize. terms per mouth and where to be scen: “Pant” tar Office. oct?) W 4 NTED—To parchas,a small HOUSE, *ith hye or six rooms, locaied beiween L strest and Rhode Island avenue aud sth aud 12th strects on frpment with monthly inetalments. sid. esd Dorthwest oct) 20 * V peut Le rice és rst_ciaes 00 ws from mouth. Sev-rai Chambermaida, Nurses, ° aad” three firstclass Waiters. Appiy to Mrs. LOUISE G. BUTLER, Eureka Employment Office, 918 Fatreet act®) 3." WAN TED—300 LABORING MEN oy 50 cl ck to-morrow morning, who waut steady «mpl ca mept for the winter, with wages from $15 to $20 p month aud board to <oto Baltimare, with reitavie ti Mrs. LOUISE 0. BUTUER, 91% F street, Ist. by car fal sponsible tenant, three BOOMS, farnichs unfa vished, tor light hou skeoping, between Penn- | aylvauia avenue and © street and 6th aud Isth | ts Addr stating location and t Winder Building. (CPEEATINDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO CASH ¥ BUYERS IN BUOTS AND SHOKS, nui ghle for Fall and Wincer Trace —Ladies (] Morocco Boots, $1.80, worth $175; do Foxed » $1.25 1.80, best for the pric de. Piair'o $ $1.20; very chew Grain Boot, $£25,creal vuluctait), do, Gove Bid. 8175, wert $2 38: do. Pebie value Scho! Ehces, do. #1, $1.25. $30 worth worth, V JANTED—To Bae, from 5 000 100 — FEET ©F GROUND sin one or 5 4 between Ith and Isth streers pitol and Ostreets south, No tax ted, Address, stating coe and NT. A ermas, Mish, or Swede girls Wor all hcdo of an? eave leave their orders, as I am makivg ar- ments to try and supply the large demand upon me for the past four years Gf help. Call at once to Mrs. LOTTE Eu eka Employment Office W JANTED—Teo afi clase | BOOTMAK Ry: none other need apply. J. BURKE. 729 Penney Ivanis avenue port 119 3t* | avepce, ecvem Peom 4 I BANG Sth atreet, between Land M, Tempe on New J, ‘eg Hs fall” by! tenants. Street west. oot sx Re SESW OR BERT eat ix room BRICK, one -quare Pinata Bint Tvs ricon tae $* 429 Pon a avenue n rthwes', FoERS RE PET BOCs LEY a ~ by oy = i repaired. and cortalas ai the ihe odors tapretnae heehee —_USTNESS CHANCE: S'Eistivaist nacietsr wes aS Bret foor, ae ee fret ctace Table Bara, ive Fon ss SALE—Ai a vacrifice, (as the owner cannat ani cold water: « a9 teres of 4 vere HOTEL. weil farnched OFFT. iE RO« i tin Building rs BENT— Kish “rom BRICK House com furni-bed. io the West Kd; all mm der out Jom, to, 9 reepon sesible vee BE CO, 915 F street n. @SRLES oe ‘Ok EXCHANGE? ee enes Be. Brick FES BADT—OFF = gy dv BOOw ina Inve Sod othe : coat =6G8O0. B. cosvaN “Vernon Bow” Fee REN1—Newiy faruishea PARLOR, BEDROOM, & new, delightt rh Be i ec eae ; wit E Tate Addiers P.- Ftar office OR MENTO ory BRI 2123 F atreet Lortheen; has Focm. domb wait-r ta kitchen. 980 per month. Key next door FOR EPP 1 aice BRIOK —, Dine roome, besid: id ip firet-claes repair. street ‘Pelween Dang B soatie Tngvire 427 7th street sout! Fo RENT OR SSCE—D WEL “ING. street, betwee Secret tw B. MILBU oct20-tf afer por BENT_-T ae Per lage KOO wished, suiteble for bon improvements: with or without ch moe ‘octay 3t* SOR RENT—Tws new two-story and basement Foie HOUSES, six rooms each sud water Porthwest, roe! Pik ~ Fr TTING vate fam| Fite bh and on three lines «f cars. JMG , Sts cr veray 4* udid four «tore je HOUSE, No 3336 street svuthenst, montane ing every modern convenience and finished in the very best style throughwut. Wiil be sold low and | op easy terme. octt 3t THOR, FOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE. 915 44 soutbwest, 5 rooms; $13. BUICK HOUSE betw h aud 7th streets northwest, park and L peiling fence in “py OH HREVE, t octa)-3t* New S-room HOUSE, @1,00; 1-5 jance monthly. Good 8'rocm HOUSE, kine LOT near Judicia Chiice LOTS LOTS on U stree oc 20 St 20). well cash pasment: balaite or not soid i tena will be f $27.80 per month; reference required. 15265 Columbia street northwest. [G2 BENT—Two elegant ROOMS. family private, most convenient boc conveniences; 621 F street T—Elegantly farnishea HOO nite; suitable for Members o” k’aven For RENT—A fu: range, Latr: di Appl: siabrd HOUSES olovea rons bath Rent $100 per mo art is Slth stn. w. ccths-3 ly furnished front ROOM at 101 strect northwest. Koruny reas al Call after 3 o’clovk p.m. c ses= g e z ERRaE E 5 For For Medicinal and Family use, ILD WINES, LD wee Ber veel hckas 4 I ry icinal and Family ase. FINE OLD GIN, FINE OLD GIN, OLD GIN, D GIN, FINE OLD GIN, For Medicinal end | F-mily use. For Medicinal and Family uss, G, G. COANWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, 1418 Penuaylvania avenue, Oprosite Willard’s Hotel, We also offer special, GEREN eat SWISS CONDENSED MILK, octl3-tr New York Butter. We are in receipt of eee pails ax and half firkins of GIbT EDGEY BUTTE hemung county, New Yorks, which we offer at lowest market rates, GEO. M. OYSTER & €O., Center, Northern Liberty ootls-6t and Ka:tern Markets. PLATED WARE, Table and Pocket Cutlery, &-. All the New Sty! lcs of, FRerSp TEA SETS, AITERS. ry STORS; FOuES, SPOONS, eels ihe ey gant Ye Also, a fall assortment of RODGERS’ ENGLISH TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, IMPORTED DIRECT. M. W. on, BRO. & CO., _ocrl5- WELLERS. Vo WOOL OV EROOAT f for $6, 36, ‘at STRAU 1011 Penn. aye. Yourss ENGLISH WORSTED COATS, and VESTS, all styles, at STRAUS’, 1011 Penn. ave. FE THS THING, thow magnificent Blue and Black Beaver Overcoats for $16, at STRAUS,’ 1011 Penn. ave. ‘OP AND LOOK at STBAUS’ 810 = Lorage Seaver Overcost. 101 Py HAVE JUST RECEIVED a new lot of me French WORSTED COATS and Vests, D. B. Straight Frock, from gee ‘e ™ Srwats, 1011 Penn. ave. ‘ov CA PE alndnnamd $25 Dress Suit, _atst 1011 Penn. ave. eS —Listand Oar, woven to order BEETS ~ aan Rag jo. A745 Peunsyl- “oct hin” F. W. BBANDENBURG. Flowzas ENAMELED IN WAX. NO COUNTERFEIT. THE ORIGINAL FLOWERS USED. begs to snnonnce t MBS. EVA, FRIES (cite anion OM have been Cccp wend by florists, under- J Bg here Mn y a and’ ee en WREATAS, ES, ANCHORS, and ot! notk ice, Flowers ad Parties Funerals furnished at T°.2 oa OF HORSES.—Disinfect y: CARBOLIO LIME, the best Disinfectant known. A supply slways on band by Spel Ri ey ten hy semi yoga ead yu ance ienre crete a Eel 4 Cre fener Sue ry aa MANUFACTURES, DRAIN AND SE D SEWER thtiea pa seert Sg at iat price 2 tegelstore un- Jorsey bear Baltimore and Unio Depot ocil i cor mpreueel COxvonsiaes Ate ist Sabet ae bare Wendt W54STED An trions white ater to beip ‘neral housework for # +matl femily: wanes pata Apply to 612 Batreet 5. w. octig 2 Fo. RENT—Two nice large Ri or unfurnished, with or withuut Pennsylvania avenue west Frese Sales. 1 offer for sale all classes of ICK AND FRAME HOU: situated in some of the most desirabic owed Hill, at prices to suit those OOB SALE Otty Peet Othce B. K YAKp oR RE’ Bests COLL EC TED Be NaGuTIaTRD. BLIO AUCTION Real Beate Broker, N. Seat: bas nine rooms bath room and pantry the mosern improvements. Is well ar. Tapged and in cowl order Lot exteniis back t roperty is very a “OB RENT—1 i Bane quire st rooms Y “ - &e. In .C &., corner of 9th and D OR RENT ons sae SESISEECR Mo ston November Ist, 1875 JAMES L NORKIS, corner sch and F ‘complotniy Terarshed. cots te boat tarniture. Apely oF ; street a Cecelia of Congress, 7a p out children or other tami FRONT PARLOR ins very central abd plaasant part of Apartments Bewly farnistied porntments Firat « Jot 383008 Prive forthe References excbanged." Addre nT nicely FU BuIBaED | mi oR SALE-GKEAT BARGAIN—Tw R. tin rooke, fire wails, ¢ aad lots: Rost “aul 4 ¥ stroo | ser in [SOR ReneS DEaiagen | BOOMS, en suite or Board street Lorthwest Gouthers ext exponed SOK RENT—Brick HOU*&, No of Washington sticet, hg a F moi eqasr = Gk & DALNE 1LLe, ‘S00 F street: SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TaXxs 1ST, west wide | Wane aueeet ears. dove in November, tal W4ntep- G sBDE KK on a small farm near the Sc] ference required. Apply to THOMAS RIGGLES, cornse Ioh strest eed Pennsylva © north west. octl9 3" Wisten stoa'l church organ ni, Bla Sundays; either in city ‘oreasy reach by rail ried: salary moderate. Address OnGsNis1 19 $i WANTED—Every Iedy ty know that es a gee her dreases made at prices to suit the times at 514 Sth street northwest. Dresses made for one dollar. ‘oct eost Weare young lady, a POSITION store 01 good dresamaker; isa rator and will furnish machine. Address a 192, Fort office. ‘octl9 3" WASTE: fo porches BRICK HOUSE c six (6) tg eight $) room tial nated between Mth and P streets rorthwest. One-balt time. Ad‘ress** CIRCLE,” Oity Ree re mye tp ot aod ond-bard Blue-s'one Bartien ha} the sme for nate way lente awrt fon Prop al arate ing the per lineal foct, with BARBER © EOS BSE treet a. w., Opposite Boat Omer de partment. octl9 3t W 4 NTED— By « gonticman and wife, housek ping purposes,) two or thres tished ROOMS ceatrally located: south fron ferred. For ecmfortable querters and_reasongble terme a good tenant guaranteed. Address, with terms. ZETA, Btar office. oct) 24" ANTED—A first class OOACHMAN. Refer cotees Feauired. “Address Marshall lar oct WATE OABPENTERS to work on the hew race course, Ny at ‘Tremont Ht Hose. W SEATED first-class ae None «ther send ‘apply. HELLER, octls 6t 715 os Space. zy NTED—HORSES to feed Lceronns the winter; i on 7th street rosd,¢ight miles from the chy. yO: HP. CLARK, Ellgo Boonton vo, Ma octlS Im* Wanier —A HOU eat tod! to foe charge house with mod fai ly, wher wife ivan invalid. Address B OOL, giving ame and references. Se V ANTED—A few reliable MEN—good earnest workers—to such Ire,will give an opportunity to make a comfortable living. ‘Those look: ore fortune need not apy ply. S. SWOBM: Manager Weed 8. M. 409 9th street. ets fa V ecco GOODS, CABPETS, or other merchandise in exchange for a new three- story brick Swelling: well located aud with modern nt im can remain on mor’ dress "VB y 7 Washington Oty. Setlist . ie suite of BOOMS, tloely for hed, with all mod a improvements ac 923 19th st. n etd 3 shed gtx ROOMS. together or served if desired; x » 905 F street nor ootld 3 PSE REN =F "wor on November Is furnished ROOM at @10 per month: els it per month, unfurnished; all with ood closets; H street nerthwest. oct 9-3t (OR KENT—Farnishal PARLORS ani BE =D F BOOMS at No. 1713 H street borthwest, reasonabie prices. Inquire after $0 p.m. oot [OE BP NT—Thice or four unfurnished ROUMS snitable for light hoasekeeping, on first or se ond flocrs; alse, furnished BED ROOM on first floor, Rent moderate’ Apply 804K strect now octld Me Foe RENT —Two wich Tarnished commanicer ing ROOMS in a very desir At 707 Sth street horthwest, Just ‘above i aaa ene val “OR RENT—Newly papered, large. FOSS Tarn sigan ee vate and no Slee in the house; ¢: Cocr; 449 Masachaeetts avenue. 4LE—Two-story and basement Shine HO corner 2st and L streets northwest; a well established business stend Price 9330) octl9 St__ THOS. E-WAGG4MAN. 319 7th st. FoR =a — suite of ROOMS, with all modern conveniences; In,& private femily where there are no children. Apply sens Vth street northwest Ooty 3t* a Fe BENT—Two large BOOMS, with | ina Pleasant location. Also, TABLE BOAR ‘wo or saree; 1016 Massachusetts avenue. oon Lith st ctl? 3 COR rea LES Sevan very valuable BUILDING Fo LUTS on R street, between 9th and reets Dorthwest, Lied bag built by Citizen's ob ding Com} end on easy term: ppl¥ to BH WARNER coruer Teunt Fore ABBEY 2° Si any time when you @ “OR SALK—A three-story PRICK HOUSE with L, having the modern conveniences and cap end on easy terms. The li jazze, and ix pleasantly si ase ated. being No. 143 street vorthwest. The lot is 19.7 i 4 tween 6th and With west. GLEN W_ COOPER, Attorney 330 SINE BUILDING SITES « pressed brick ae = modern conveniences, close te j°OR SALE SALE—Six new al two lines fear. ivory central end cheap: § ait ‘in street Bz eg of DON D FLUOB, Fe BENT- —— en aie Ly ‘OR BENT Patties ak @ very desirable suite ct BOOMS, elegantly farnianed and ia tue ol in euch in the veel a wate fami a dressing F. W.G.. Star omce my org FOR BENT. Ths HOUSE corner of Prospect and Frederick Georgetown, containing nine rocms, with gus, water, bah nr cistera in the Fard.” Rent @30 op the premises or at M. U Pood » Corner of Beall and Montgomery st: oth -6t* FoF SALE—Fine FRUIT ix HARM tos miles on, centalning $0 peach; 190 dart nd iy stand ard pear, 300 apple tree, per. Bc. alone Wandacme Gothic OCS HOUSE. AWA sell onse with from 2 to 10 acres if desired. ‘Kddress iF 1, Georgetown. D.C. ‘octl9-3t* Ws first class dressmaker which works in ihe latest Paris style, eeshes to ger oleae able CUSTOMERS to go out by, weeks or takes kat home; asmres or ay 3 18th street, Totwoon H aad Tetreets. ol ie WwW ANTED Three, SERVANTS: Park “stroet, near lith, Mt. Pleasant; ono first clase cook: ope dining reoi servant, one to take care of small children and do plain sewing. All must be well :ec- tomeuded address Box 96; City Post Ofice.315 st VANTED— For the winter months or r ionger, by careful responsible ¥, a small well “ps ished HOUSE ins good location in this city or Georgetown. Address, ‘ois fall bape ar “Peompt Pay,” Star Office. ANTED—One SALESMAN in Ferien, W a log wee sell in 7. paid. i Virgin and plicat ‘ill be a swered if stam, Lbs ROBB & CO-sCivclunatis Ohip. sets 2a ANTED—A «mail or medium soa weil-bred WwW PUPPY or eoUne Boe (skye, Sootch or black end tan terrier, profe A good watcher and of neat honge habits. se Ridrons eating breeds terms, ard where to be seen, ‘Senttor,” S this NTEP—The LADIES and GENTLEMEN to Know that they can get their Felt Hats done upexecily like new atthe New York Bleachery, SB2'sth ctreet, bet. Hand I northwost- octlé 6t* V ANTED—To rent, a three three-story back Duilding, contaiaing mt lea. iar roma, abd cellar, with the moderu improve. its; located 9th and sth streets north- West. Apply to A. WB. S19 Mat st. acts 61 ANTED—Good AGENTS emplored perma. W pently at from @3 to 86 per ors — ot 119 ba street, between Wonsrese au High, if 8% ae TED—Two DRESSMAKERS ma two AP- W°VnEnTIOnS. Inquire $20 13th street morse Fo RENT—Forrished BOOMS, bor with sat Board; Bo, ABIL K street northwest, bet ween 12th and 13th ocths. F°%3, RENT oa; suite mite of newly furnished ae LOBS, opposite Frauklin Park, 1312 I street. oct 15-3." BSE BENT—To @ private family, a furnisked HOUSE, with conservatory atiached, Apply at 732 Ist street. near H. oct eo 106 34 etreet northwest, oj mat ‘al gardens, two large haudwme ROOMS suitabl for Congressmen; also, two smaller Booms, wih or without Board ams [508 SALE One ct Tice deena oe Poe eae Eo at, Gone deairatle two-story BRICK HOUSES on 8 street, between 14th and Joth “streets northwest, No. 1449; seven room beth and cellar. For terms, &e , apply to WM. MCNEIR, Sud # street northwest octls 29° SORE Sah street road eutrauce to Soldiers’ Home, 3% AOBES of LAND. which are four houses Fou BEN I—Nicei, a. BOOMS; als suite of PARLONS In a house frouting mou bs Peon byte hi the use of dining reom ard kitchen; would be rented to desirable are ioe ply at 6O1 I street northwest. octls-3t* OR KENT— Large, desirable, nicely faruished front hOOM, second Socrs with all modern im: provements: location central, asant, quiet in Private family to persons without childceo, 703 seh street northwest. octls-3* aa F 98, BENT Handsomely Tarnished suites of BOOMS, with bath rooms attached, on first and second floors; elagant new honae and farnitur-; at 409 lath sticet northwest, between and F etrects. outs is ‘one Fro BENT—The R&SIDENCE apd seven acres on Beselynn estate, in Virginia, near to the Agneduct bridge. | Pos-éasion Agen November 1st, For terms inquire of W. DUNGAN, Tios 13th street, city octls-31* at I Was received the atest Parivstsiee for x Drews ae a OOBEY, ed F street, eth WA 'ED—Becond hai rr FO! oa OAl VRE Sadao Will ‘prom, mail. Bo. Ris 2 ith atveet norinwest- oe ‘ED— NEW STOVES for Rk eh Se greet northwest, opposite iyi eee STREET, NEAR NINTH STREST, A, visu sr a none at VEBRMILYA'S, 610 Oth street Fo: RENT—A ee farnished HUUSS in Franklin Bow, 1 street, containing 16 cee, pen ode arn Rent mo ler- ate to a first-class tevant octl8-3t_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. Fe RENT—Two unfuraished ROOMS on wcond floor; dining room and kitchen on first floor: © has all modern conveniences. Wil be reated to a respectable famiiy who will board, ad the rent two a. Beference exchanged. Address Star office, * octit AME! ‘OB RENT_—HOUSE No. 1543 Oolumbia stroot northwest; a three-story pressed brick, coutara © | seen pout woaerad piaeaiy eats r; reds sronly bail suusre from Sih strect care: ‘Rent $35 fn advance. 1 ee toguire atthe house. OR SALE OB SEaToAt @ great sacrifice, F ‘HOUSAS on I7th and V YOUNG & OOS octl6-Im Droit Building ¢OR RENT—O sR = T- F Sadi with ctgntroose, wenn mae month. jocation, at 8433 Penns)! evente northwest. octls 6t*- FOE BEST Pint ces camonicating BOOMS, Becators: an a bare aE sa merge ‘convenient to ail desirabie points. THOS. &. wacdiman. (Changes made every Literary Notes. Enese ‘ednesiay and Saturday.) gre. pew. i Persopal Beco! Brick Houses For Sale, with extensive ground mod imps wards. a. = — imps., tar ty tes cAlgy EW y BOOKS, WEDDI ARDS, jscuoor BOOKS! sore ur and Penn. aven: i Stalle 178,176 ye ont avy ee & 2 SeEe LOST AND FOUND. On the 19th of October, « "to No. 1820 fath Roe — naar 4 —) . reward gills is pal it At SL feLomon, of FOR SALE. SS SS es ee eae and PEETON, horse six Eateries ot BUSINESS CHANCES, _ = Gramioa » Station Will be nec sived ot oom) a i tt) the Leave. “Fereware and Fis scree of LAND. two and @ insif miles from 9, property Onrlighe. Pr t KANT. in fret « rete ctr FRoraury a running turing tricks, and all ecrear pely B.S. JOHNSTON, No. 493 Pene oo Sock end Fixteres of o PAN BETORE. One of the bet stands te stock all pewly bnage Mires FANUY wows 9m" city u. ¥_ Davis. _ 7 535 1th vtreat C((ABeIKGE™ Hot SE AND STABLE You art INK CARRIAGE LOU SK an STABLE ia host favorable terms. a mance for cash FIT) H FOX # ¢ od oct -3t 1509 Ponnsyivau 200 “87,000. S600 TO rfive years lpvLeTow. LeDrowt Baila fittern acres of n a refleesa ic rend. and hava depen which we can exch bo: WiLL BE PAID aT RATES LOWER THAN ANY YET PUBLISHED Sor poration of Washingtom 7 310 mer y bonds, Dal pa “ Ate investineut. Apply 2800 FOR BALE, CHEAP—North @f Bw Se at eet Address or apply | io ad » p.m yOD DaeG LING and GROUNDS tor sale. at Amnentale Station, Baltimore and Obi> raiiroma : Apply on premises. DANI ws APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS on ood Beal Ke fate. Ifthe oP offered ts | ace loans without _ Sevenoaks BoC A Story of Te by FC Bric a-Brac He. Adventures of Jules Verne Bumory of Re Pazivee. 280 of Loudon 8 Nadel igt so Clasrical Di- tionary bie. Lempriere $120. f Fashion.” Mrs Ed wee. embracing d Bobeve Libre: New ONS BC uaPMaNs, Pure Linen” oat r OBUN BHO HEKS. 1016 PENNSYLVA AVENUES New Stock BLANK BOOKS, full tine. POCKET- BOOBS and WALLETS. A BRD and CIGAR CASES. “ “ FANOY GoopDs, “ % GOLD PENS and CASES. “ “ RODGERS’ PEN KNIVES. G and VISITING meat quality of STATIONERY _ SCHOOL “BOOKS | it FAMILY SUPPLIES Butter and Eggs. We receive supplies of BUTTER from the ber Dairy Gietricts, au. EGGS from near by counties GbO. M. OYSTER 4 Co, Stall 125, Avenue A, Northern Liberty Market Stall 50, Eastern Market. Besidence and cellars, 210 end 212 East Onptiol sirest. octis st w* LINKIns. GEO. W. LINKING halen yy nae MARKEE. Fine W Be Siow * BONET, 4 ieee ‘Freeh F scplé-tr WM. Lr~*