Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... September 20, 1878. CROSBY 8S. HOYES.,,.Editor. iverage sworm Daily Circulation over en a mane texeer bene Ade regular and permanent circulation than that of ali the other datly payors im the olty added together. ‘Te Travelers and Residents Abroad. THE EVENING STAR will be found on file at the follow! here, rtisemen' Subecriptibas erll be recelved: Henry F Gil Con, $8 ‘Charing Cross, i Sastles _ uw hy ~“‘F° With the notice so plainly and publicly given in advance by Cohen as to what his plans and Purposes are, the District of Columbia would haye a pretty bill of damages to pay in the event that any injury should be done to per- son or property through mob violence. In the face of what has already occurred, neither the local nor national authorities could plead any excuse whatever for allowing even the slight- est breach of the peace on the part of him and his deluded followers. +<ee-—____ A committee of the New York board of aldermen has reported favorably upon the scheme of introducing the Holly System of steam heating into the city. Thus, this new plan for furnishing heat to housesis pushed forward for adoption, and the gas companies continue cheerful and declare dividends, just as if the electric wire was not announced to supersede them both by dispensing light and heat at cheap rates to every household. ———<ce —___ It has been happily suggested that the treas- ury printing press is the ouly press which is free in Turkey. The country is swamped with a depreciated currency, and the bakers refuse to take it for their bread. Some of our ‘Western farmers who are shipping such enor- mous quantities of grain eastward, and who think that a Turkish activity of our treasury presses would be a desirable thing, should take warning by the bakers of Constantinople. It is to be hoped that the time will never come when the workingman of this country, like his brethren in Turkey, will refuse to produce More than he can himself consume because the national medium of exchange Is a worth. less one. — re —___ It is apparent, from an examination of Papers since submitted, that the publication in THE StaRa few days ago to the effect that the proprietor of the Warm Springs had gone into bankruptcy was erroneous, and did in- justice—though, of course, unintentionally,— to that gentleman and place. It is proper to Say that the error grew out of a blunder in a bankruptcy notice sent to this office by the U.S. Marshal of Virginia, and not from any desire here to misrepresent, since THE STAR did not know the person referred to, even by name, and therefore could have entertained no unfriendly feeling toward him. — This correction is cheerfully made, in jus- tice to all concerned, and in spite of the ridic- ulous vaporing of the miserable fellow who Projects himself into the matter under the name of ‘‘Smythe,” and whose mere presence at a respectable watering place is, by the way, far more likely to injure it than anything the newspapers could say about i‘. ——_~<+e-___. Ex-Secretary Kobeson has been ‘‘vindicated,” So far, at least, a3 the action of a Congres- stonal nominating convention can be consid- ered a disinfecting agency. Now if he can only secure his election the jolly ex-tar will re- turn to Washington with such a bill of health from his sailing port as all the quarantine reg- ulations of Congress cannot prevail against. The result of the re recent elections for 205 members of the Canadian house of commons is one of especial interest in this country. Our large and growing trade with the Dominion is directly affected. The liberals who have sus- tained a free trade policy have been defeated, and the government has passed from the hands of MacKenzie, the canny S2ot, into those of Sir John MacDonald, the leaier of the conservatives or opposition. Protection and a retaliatory tariff against the United States are the party cries of the victors. Our trade relations with the Kanucks will thore- fore be totally changed. The conservatives ‘Would show their patriotic regard for England by snubbing her free trade system in order that her manufacturers may contend with those of the United States for the trade of the Dominion on favorable terms. If Cohen’s unfitness had not prevented him from obtaining the position of superintendent of the Hot Springs, for which he made appli- Cation, he would now be a bloated government official, instead of living by the sweat of his brow and other portions of his countenance. The same would have been the case if alike reason had not prevented him from obtaining @ position as copyist. On such trifles does one’s destiny hinge. Me is now known to fame as a workingman an1 machinist, titles won by his brillia :t achievements with a wire brush when for a brief period he cleaned dam- aged models in the Patent Oilice. ————— People will come to believe that the “Ohio idea” is dissection rather than inflation, if the resurrectionists of that state give such frequent evidences of their enterprise. The friends and relatives of a man who dies in Ohio (to select one from many states) have been taught by circumstances that there is to Dea battle with the medical colleges for the body of the deceased, and watchmen are hired to guard the grave. In a recent struggle of this kind near Cleveland the grave-robbers came out ahead and had the unusual misfor- tune to be discovered. The body of a lately buried citizen was found in a medical college to the support of which he had made contri- butions in his lifetime. The dean, faculty, janitor and several students of the college were immediately arrested. This is a more ¥igoreus course than the one usually pursued in such cases. It will throw a damper on the grave robbing propensities of enthusiastic young surgeons, as well as on the business of the professional resurrectionist, as long as the excitement lasts. Public indignation in this country is too spasmodic to stop permanently any business which is found profitable. The general adoption of laws which will furnish a reasonable number of subjects for the prac- tical study of surgery, and, at the same time, enact severe penalties for the acquisition of cadavers in any other way, is what both sur- geons and the public need for their protection. — or It is said to be popularly believed in Europe that at any given moment of a day in the United States either a bank is bursting, ora boiler exploding, or two trains colliding. The great modern invention of statistics enables us to set ourselves right as far as railroad ac- eidents are concerned. It appears that in New York State during the year of 1877 only one out of every 5,216,820 passengers carried was killed, while for the same period in Great Britain one out of every 4,377,727 passengers Yost his life, It thus appears that railroad ac- cidents are either more numerous or more fatal in Great Britain than in New York. rocess bas been invented by which the tes cheap violins can be so improved that itis said to be almost impossible to distin- guish them from excellent Italian instru- ments. As the invention is to be patented there will be no immediate glut in the market ‘of old, rare and brilllantly-toned violins. —____+ee-____—_. English piano manufacturers vempt the col- ored musicians of India and Africa with pianos in which black keys are substituted for white keys, and vice versa. Owing either to the musical tendencies of the Arabians and Africans or to the delicate flattery of this device, the trade in these instruments is said 40 by a large and growing one, ~~ J me EE: EYES. —_— i Rxcosition. hd e120 453 Penna. cp WANTS. ——————————— WANTED-4 irst-class COOK at 1108 F st. aw. saps0 NEW ENGLAND VINEGAR. Rew Evgiand “CIDER VINEGAR, guaranteed strictly pure. fuperior to apy other in themarket. ©. C. BRYAN, sep20-3t Cor. 15th and I sts. n.1w. M4 RIB KID GLOVE DEPOT, 929 PENNSYLVANIA AYE, (One door east of Mitchell's & Martin's.) 2e-FALL Sruck ees now oe 2-Kutton Kid 61 3B tton do.. $i. 2-Button Kid Gloves. do. 1 os S* >TENEER 21, 1878. SATURDAY, First opening of new styles MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HO- SIMBY, Comprisi: g the best derigrs in French, English and German gocds. DJUGLASS', sep20-tr 9th and F strecte ME®: 3. 3. HUNT, 621 and 623 D street n.w0. Having jost returned fr.m Paris, I am new prepared to cffer to my patrons all the latest styles in PARISIAN MILLINERY. Sse. 8 fne assortment of KID GLOV}S L¢CSs and EMBROIDERIES, to which the attention of Ladies is respactfuily ia= vi Mrs. M. J. HUNT, eeps0-tr 691 and 693 D street. HAT DO YOU THINK OF IT? Dexter's celebrated Kittiog Cotton, 5 cent t BRODHEADS. his F street. 100 sande Epcot BIR (black) Be. Corsete, 2c. Navy Bive Ladies Cuoth (1's $a yard. Double-width All-woo! Biack aac C3 imere, 49¢. andup. Prints, 4c. and up. Crssh for Towelings, 3c. yard and up. wa te el All- wock Shee: A G iinot Lyo tack poate $1. 25 ¢ to-day warsh $1.75.) Cl lark's best yards Spcol (6 sdools for 25¢ ) pe line of first-class Dry Goods, se- lected with Good Bete care, at lower prices than is usually as! for inferior goods. Those wishing La DIES’, et the very best Goods at the very lowest prices tbaula call st, ODHEAD'S se; 19-tr * 1208 Fst.. bet 12th ae 13th. 0D 5 J ANTED—A colored BUY to take care of fe borse and buggy, ®t 1701 Ginst. n.w,.cornar 2 Se = oe caeaN: one who can Apply to Captain STRORG.: rere’ Whipple: Va. WV ANTEDSA, FUSITIOR as a teacher or 23 governess Ine fainliy. Address “Teach, | Etar of ANTED-—A SITUATION bya young =n ‘Woman as chamberms d or nurse; good r2"- dress Box. 1, star office. | erences, Ad W J ANTED—A HOUSERREPEE in a widow atts hon Address, wit parculars, M. Bu TE D—Wourd like to purchase # small Vaan &TORE In good ‘ocation. 4d ress D.E,, Star office, stating te:ms and locacion. 8 9-3.* ANTED—A smart, active MAN to cake or- ders and collet; must have good reference. ApUy fom 8 to 10 a, m, at Ol Test, nw. JAS. ANTED—At 110 C st. 8.¢ . Capitol This a young white 61RL, ecmpetent and well réc- Qh mended for chainberwoik, and to attend, ta- 4NTED-—Three Unfu nished Communicat- nif ROOMS. centrally locatel. Adress, ng terms, Which must be med-rate, HG K., ne. : 2 wr ED_—Tw: goul WALTERS .ndon) good DISH Was ciB: hove by good smart on s need apply. 23 Pennsylvaht® ave , Choa Peake Ssioon, W ANTED-—By Uctober Ist, three Uufar « ai 4Q¢ MB on second floor, somewhere betw, 2 = metre a aa Ww. 2 gavemr a gd, \ ANT¥D—B; furnished Front ROOM with tu minutes’ walk of W: w ex: eed $40 per month. 8 arcfiice, W gan Un- ‘pourd, witain ar Depytment; terms aot ddress “sOentral, , s- p20. W ANTENA comforiah ¢ HOUSE 5 <i nine rooms, between 10th ard 15¢h ad st .n.w.; beapermane t tenint; best of referenees given, Address Lock Bot Es city post« M e. 8ep27-3.* ATED-Ke:ponsitbie TENANTS for ai gents 6th st nw. 0 rooms fas ro-ms $18; 2 roo! Tews eOne furn.shed or not at6is H ees Ape sr. AE TED antec Driving HORS year Re sound and free-d-i UGGY and HARNESS: 1 foots cheap for cash. Inquire at SBORN'S Stables, 627 @ st. :29-2.* | Frag BENT, BOpsE No. 3007 @ FOR RENT AND SALE. i ed FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. | DRY GOODs. Dw. Rent $40 per month. Apply on thopremises, #20 3u B peer Bree HOUSE, No. 922 Ist st. n. Sr qretween Land K; five large rooms: sawer- age ard wa’ sep20-3.* ES TEaT The RILEY BUILDING. corner of 9th and E sts. n.w.;19rooms, F, W. MiL@ 200, G1 Fst nw sep20 ot FEE RENT—Fixe Unfurnished ROOMS. No. Gate ioe tas speodeame aoe ie Pao: glaph Gallery. 80, 20-3 OR BENT HOUSE 514 5: th st. n.w., tweve ait moiern improvements,” elegant grounds ‘kc. Rent $1(0 per month, poly to T. ACE aMARS 519 7th st. 8120-8 FE RENTS NO, S GRANT | PLACE Hand. somely } wrelaned ROMS on second and third floors, en suite or sir gle; south frost; hot and culd pes Board given if required, Private family, Sey & FENT—HOUSE No, 1353 C st. 8. rooms, with water. sep! R BENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 1118 K e Bm: Cight rooms, gas, water, bath. room. Iveuire at 902 18th ot ew, ou SENT Heme Furnished aL R av tate ter three sentloneh, ae BaF s 3 bo. a three gentlonch, ste site Bbbitt House. = So al R RENT—ERICK No. 1508 9 bh st. a. = ten mpete now henge red Ber eae ty per i LUERT Fs FOX, Noe 020 Fst aw ei ot F B SALE—141¢ 6th st. n.w., ten rooms. Press ‘Brick; modern. tmprovementar Boies $4,500, it tevght immedistely: ost $6,500. Call at honsa ater 6 p.m. JOSEPH @. KESTER. 613 7th elihout children. ‘three MS, second fl 20) cone modern improvements, ‘ew dersey ave. 0.w., second door eee of 89p19-3.* a ORT Fok RENT —A laige, desirable FRONT ROOM secone Hloor, and two peasant FRONT ROMS I floor, well fuinithed: water, gas, bath, &-.: ock ‘from P tent Office; céutral and autet 807 8th st, new. sepl9 3t* OR RENT EETSIDENCE OF the late itichand on. st. .w., 0 Joy stus' GR ans onsen rooms ‘2d atheroom.” with cdern ‘mprovemen:s. and in ged repair, Bent yo Aypy to ALBERT F, FOX, No. 920 F st, Pare RENT—To part: 4 186 areueneny ver tent for housekeeping: a5 'N ne sep19-3t Fu A BABGAIN-A Woll-built Brack litotse. No. 1766 Pst. n.w., ton Foon fy ail and stable; a1 modern improvenients comp : ta. balance to suit purchas>r, World tikelrmal bot house and Edu e or SHOE: in prt payment. A to y: Ma'K bi, 020 F st. nw 9 3.* ANIED—-A TENANT for a Furnishad Houre in the northwestern part of the cl'y, Add-ess L., Btar offi 7e, g9p19-2 * EW GOODS! NEW GOODs! Weare row opening adesirable s eck of DRY GOODS for the Falland Winter tiada, and shall makeevery effort to please all who may faver us with their pationage. Now in stock 60 pieces Brack and Colored Cashmeres. (ail wool), trom 50 cents to SL25. Black aud Colored Silk Valvets from $1.25 to $8 yer ee Black on Gslored bills trom 75 cents to. v dsome Ein- broideries and Laces by the iece. One by yard and pi piece White Embroidered Flannel. tor skirts: at $2, worth $3. Waite Flannel, all kinds avd quali- Les: also, 20 pleces Shaker ‘and other Skirt ng Flannel Parties Ip want of Black or Colore Fel Silks, Black or Cl ored BLE rimming Ve ets, will find our stock attractive and our prices very low. sepl9-tr at M. BROW: 314 8th Heeet nw TW SAnEiLEVE we have tho best $1 HAT in Washington. SELBY'S, 1914-1916 ep DU, NSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND IN- strumental Music, 1133 7h street. Particular attention to reading at sight. Also attention to beginners as Well as those further advan ced. J. sepl7-4t* sees MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ME HE Ce Ee UNIVEHDITY. fitty-seventh course of Lectures will begin on TOERDAY. October 1, at 8 o'clock .. ., With an introductory by Prof. W. W. JOH: STON, M.D, W. We Professor ¢f the ea id F Factice of Medicine, FA; MING, M.D.. Professor of Obstetrics 4 the Diseases Children, nie eae re lay. ELLIOTT UES, M. y ‘A! NEW DEPARTURE. WILLET & LIBBEY, Oorner Hath street and Now York avenue. WE HAVE OPESED 4 HEW YARD, OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD, ‘Where wo will keep On hand a large lot of CHEAP LUMBER, Suitable for all cheap work. VA. PINE BOARDS, all lengths, per 100 ft.§1.00 W 4ANTED-A flist-class SALESMAN ta the ‘ocery business; none other need apply. Aaaress ® “Fiet-Cinss, Star omice. sels 3t Weiter thas “AN VAESERS for Boyd's Direc- tory Adéress in own handwriting. SAS BOYD, Post Oftics. seplo-2 wa TED —TENASTS for Onfucn-savu Hou ms, second or third floor: modern im- provements and ceutral location; No, 714 12tn VA. PINE SIDING, per 100 feet. VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 fest long, per 100 ft. 1 20 VA. PINE JOIST, med’m lengths, per 100ft. 1.25 VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet. POPLAR, %, Ho. 2, per 100 feet. WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000...... 9.50 WHITE PINE PALINGS, dressed, 4-4 and €4, per 100. se 1.60 THIS IS OUB PUBLISHED PRICE LIST. WHO WILL DISCOUNT US? For Fine Lumber, sce The Post. scpé-tr Wai AND, WAGNER S MILITARY aud STRING BAND furnis Germans, Paades, &c. Foote and E lis’ Music Stores, 8, street. Hesidences 1120 7ih street southeast, and 209 1st street northeast. Orders recelved by mall or telegraph rerelve prompt attention. sepi8-Lin* mpue PARKER GUN. Just received, o etock of the above CELEBRATED GUNS, qian has no esua for penetration oF durability in or! ‘Broce range, $35, $40 and $50. Every Gui warranted satisfactory or money re- ed. jE HARDWARE STO! sepa te VAM! 1003 Penna, avenue, [PATENT SELF-acTING BURGLAR ALARM LOCKS. Savas LIFE AND PEOPERTY. Fi ‘indows, Shutters, &c. One of the atest aud ‘most usctul of modern inventions. ways in order, and no trouble to put on. ‘Warranted ten years. For sale by sole agents, CAMPBELL & KENNEDY, 606 Pennsylvania aves, . (Established in 1800.) Dealers in yeas: ‘and Bul'ders’ Hardware. sep18-t ci WABeentap, ¥YBREE FROM CHEM- GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.'S OOMPRESSED YEAST. DEPOT, 1118 6TH STREET. C. ANTHONY DENEKAS, AGExt. seveesee LOD | geple-3t" WAN 9—A BITUATION as Balesiady in a Fancy Goods or Confectionery Store. ts one who har ha” exper lence In the business aires iw, ‘9-3t" A. D.. 1425 Let. Wa ee. two cents = yard Parisian mote): 902 9th st., one door north of I st. n.w, Miss BELLE LUCAS, ‘Degonnsxer. No branch. p19 3.* Wits apteat no ROOMS, partly a shod, fro o about November 10th, for light house- within twenty minutes’ walk from Post biysieres ‘ter 08 reasonable, Address * ms, ** Star office, for une week. sepi9-31" W 4N TED, An Unfurnished HOUSE of about eight rooms, with modern improvements, in a certral Iceation, at a rental of stout &5 i month. address or callonJQHN BO’ LL ‘Ith st. Db Wop , BALE_On Caritou Hn L— vayce and (3) tore two new, bay window. 1 Biick WE: .LINGS. seven rooms, hai's, tulsa. hot aud-cold waisn, panmeiatrate bath-roon s, cellars, &c. ard DW EL fine business stand. We mean to sell. App'y to BATES & RYON, [08 D st. n.w. ‘sepi9 it BRENT HOUSE, No. 715 5 vith st. nw, ove, Also, CORNER STORK LLING, with every convenience, sud a mod. imps.. 11 rooms; rent or month, Apply to THOS. E. WAGGAMA fa) 3 Sepl8 3c BB KENT—EOUBE, No, 808 K si . .W. 8, Bas, water, “bath, &o.. and ‘sisting? possession immed! lately, £0) mt $40 BM. KOMBEM C18 Thee Fore Laie ‘Three atarained ROOMS at 1410 3 at. n.w. locality, near to cars; rent Jow = family without children, Stable on premises, sep18-81* JR + ENT—No. 1337 L st. n.w., nicely Fur- nished RCOMB, with Hot a and cold water, in an elegant }ouse, with i modern: inprovenents with or without Board. R RENT—At Ap papolis Fees a = sid HOUSE and GROUNDS, cheap; a ar RM near there, well improved, HED. GAT CHEL & & CU., 8th and F ste. ‘Sepis: 10t Fe w. Apply to a: A at Dowling’s Kietion Booms, 81 tar’ Uftiee Baiting: sepls-e08t west ANVED—10 BENT—By Ist of Os over, ia the northwestern part of city. (from 9 hi to Wih avd Lard Bsta,.)adesirasle Brick DWEL- LING HOUSE, cont cies ight or nize rooms, veut pald regi nue ae aa HF ¥. 8., Nat. Met. B; aD = ce or a aa Rood locality, for gentleman, wife ana Kite eullarea ey Ad at on ween 9 a.m. and 5pm. at Lebrolt Bula corner 8:h a d Fats. n w., or address, stati sate cy Farticubis P.O. Box 420. With’ D—I wish to pusehase = DRUG STORE ing a bus'ness, iy at once, (AS. We HANDY. 609 7th st Bw, sepia 30” Wee ak ow That the best quality FRIED OYST! ‘ERS can be had at 25 centa ‘a dozen, in abox, at **JOHN's'* Hosta rant, 7th and sts, sepls-3t ‘ANTED—By a farnished front femby a ANTED_By Uciober baby, tw twoor three ROU! completely com must front 8. OF &. Describe fi rms, and addreas WEST,Btar office, sep18-31 Grose’ tleman, and wife, BOARD; private Hones central Moeation® terms not to r month. Address X, a era ay for. ae a and Fo SALE HOUBES No. 1415 Q st., with 9 rorms acd cellar, all modern Unprovements: Brice, $6.000; tems $500 cash, balance mner th at 7 per cont, Uuterest. . JOHN W. Fo MY. ERS, 7 b sepls 2w RK RENT- e 16-room HOUBE, 4 miles outon Puintof Hocks Railroad, flyeim nutes Walk to Btott’s Station, 134 miles to street cars; will be reuted to an acceptable tenant at. $3) per motth until May Ist, ‘or by the rear at $600. in- quire of C. 8, O'HABF, 12 3 7th st.p.w. se18 tr PCE SALE Comer DWELLING, norihwcst ® cilon, 11, rooms, GHT, ae |§ JR TENT a private family, two handsome: ee BOOM u 4 18. all modern im vemmentx. erms Taateraie 929 K st. n.w. pas /R RENT— Several pleasant ROOMS, rane or unfurnished; to single gentlemen: in a new pone ‘occupied by a small, quiet family. Aooly at 411 Ist st. n.w. nie RENT—HOUSES No. 1329 and 133) n.W. Apply to REGINALD PENDALL ‘36 as = Lew. ANTED—A SALESLADY wanted in a Sut, and Undergarment establishme: hiy competent to sell, keep stock, luirements of the trade, \daress, by il Totter. vip fall name and refer- neces, to Post Office sepl6-1w WwW ANTED—You persona! examine our supers Grae oT reine MACHINES; Renting tae, OF U or Davis, wich ithe a siiachnioatoy Dp, ieat and side rewers $80, at J. NNY 3, 4 427 9th st. Reuuing $3 ‘per month, and rovalring = ‘ARTED FEATHER BEDS to renovace, at W ‘ciiatas, Gio ba sree ‘augei-ty SETEDy as UPHOLSTERY WORK; 19 years experience; ‘&c., at lowest wices. A.H. CHACE, 616 La. ave, te ANTED—A perfect and clean number of the EVENING BT Al liberal bly ce. REED MOTHS and ( insects as furni- xterminate team, at CHAC ie ‘Upholsterer, Bil us ave. augk- a ws (TED—Two or threeGENTLEMEN to cupy ‘ponlenan third d story south front room, Cor gattable f flor gentle! toe ‘which e Star BoaRD— new STOVES ee old 6), at BUTLER'S, 6th imneys cured or no novie-tr” ANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY FERRY 'S Eurora Steam | Beating and nd Rreetw fe SCMTROHELL'S, Mactot pase AE-ty ‘ANTED-—Gentiemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes’ specialty of Cutting Garments to be made at home. jan29-ly LOST AND FOUND. LASTS AE the Foundry Church, on Thursday even.ng, @ Lady's Gold Zuamelel BRACE- A suvtabiar-ward will be pald if left wah KE, 643 Louisiana ay. 6) ‘ME TO MY PREMISES, on the 16h = temi er, a sp2ued BULL. FARTED =e ext 8, Groceries or and re ste. 2.W. 10k pay. Stoves rent s pte owner, will come ‘forward, prove coper a ‘ee Charges ard take him away, JOMN KEEP, Boundary, between 9th and 10th in W. #20 8i* fs Bock Creek. north of 0; ill cemetery, a Bay Hons intormae lon leading to Bis recovery 1s desired % ae MEYER, Room 26, Morrison's st. Sian OB BIOLEN From the ‘Morton Bausing, 10 REWARD. — Lost, September 3, om be- tween tre Arlington Horel, 26th ea Pane SPLOT ACLES. 1a eer eet Tha reward will be paid for delivery 7, a, Sar my FOR SALE. 1D SILVER COINB- A fcw Gorman, French, O'epants and other Coins, of old date, for s4l Aaureas CCI 9, Star cmos, ‘sep20 2 ST ANBIVED-16 head of five Driving, Draft and raddie HORSES. | Aso, pair of fine mat: hed M “arive for ea: lL 12: w. JOHN HOPKINS. sepls Gir KBALEA medium size Bay MAKE. ave years old; not we ‘of steam. Stands without h bitchir g. 1 broken to harness ead’ three minutes. Apply @i98a ot news sepia Su* B SALE—A ve outst young HORSE Bre cree county. a B nit ker ames veer ait rit hee wee Lo be \. Bri : he cuss, Th street road. eepls-St* i BALE-—A laige, trong MAGS, suitable for family use OF @ busicess wazo! Wil te soldicheap.se 10 further u: ALD rts TCOw Ll LING" ‘8 Btable J 4907 tr at. DW, opis. Bue WV 42088 AND BUGGIES VERY Low. F, suitable reece seen enger, DePheston and wagon ‘Phston and Side-ber Whitney, t xéIm 96 10th street n, R RENT—A three-story BRICK uae 1115 M st. n.w.; modern improve- ts; ten rooms, Apply at 1103 eee Re BALEOR BENT—Two-story BRICK. 1125 th st., nine rooms and modern. conveniénees; rn Tar Taquireof JAMES B. TOPLAM 450 Aaa ich. R RENT—From the ist of Ter: a a desirable first-class BESLDERC @ist and H ste. ; in perfect order. No. 4, 8t. Cloud Building. J. ‘. W 14-6." Three-story BRICK HOUSE; 7B BENT A Eas and bath-room and large yard; rent months 2129 F st. nw. Asoa Seas HOUBE, ocated Bis isd st ay 7 et srent $s ‘Der mio! 4 6t Rk RENT—HOUBE aa 419 6th st. a and E. n.w.;suitadle for a large tamil first-class boarding house.» Apuiy nex bext door, ee to2 p.m., or froi et. nw. AUGH. Ei POR RENT A neatly Furnished HOUBE, with improvements, containing 6 rooms; poy 408 ist Bt. 8.0, ‘Capt Hil, Appl on on a the Per mon! And Frise BERT BOUBE: NG: 615 5 7 Gees a. ‘coms; modern. tapes 925 por insaith i Tis IBta steeet Boe se; 2-1m ate Hoss OB 8ALE—Desirable HOUSE, No. 983 M st. n. w., 12 rooms. 7 furnished: ail mucdern im provements; large brick stabie in rear; will sell b a use and furniture at a aoe baigain CARSKINGTON & CARBINGTON. Attorneys-st- Law. 454 Loulstann anes opp. City Hall, au%8-1in TOR BENT Ix GRonGETOWN Two tey-room HOUSES, with modern improvements; $35 morta. |For kale One nine-room HOUSE, glen mprovemente, Apply 189 Congress st, Im* Kony ow. %. a ea 0) Georgetown. Fe, RENT—Large aud smail Hover desira- dlylocated, at low rents. WHEATL: BOS zorner 7th st,’and iebode Talaud ave. wer meat BR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BKD- Feed BOOMS, ae s0ONe f taral ahed for house ing, ‘and several small BED ROOMS; 854 wanla avenues: corner GM 8 ark paneeas 1598 Ist. meres 10 AL ESTATE BULtETIN THOS, KE. WaAG@aMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Park Hotel. 7th st. Continental Hotel. Pave 721 723 725 15 i315 Kot. Bowe, mod imps., 15 rs.. 458 La. ave. n-W., mod, 1mbs,. 20 re, 14ti and sta, D-W., mod. linp3., 10% 514 5th st. n.w., mod, imps., 15 Two Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1420 Pa, ave. n-w., D.D. ¥ 1336 7th st. n.w. B03 Kaett Capitol st» B Ist st.. Geory n.w., f.h,, 22 1: O13 0th st. DLW, f be, wd haps, Tee $24 sua 626 Del. ave. Din.. 7 rs 14618 st.n,, Wes... mod. 20 6th st. 8.e.,'D.b, ~ 3d and 4's s.w.. pel y Grounds, p. TSDrana 8.0. por fk Rent. 2 eee ee Besse zs 40 New Yok ave: neve, mod tai DS floor, 417 13th st mod. imps... Cat. n.w., 18 re oa. tinpess 8 mod, imps.. 9 rs. mod. imps,, 8 ts S pupeuseuessescesees J tesue on the lnt and i5th of cach month a b which can a applioston a at my office, or will be pent Ly sacle red. luction Sales, onsaTurpa<” Some 21 t, at4 p.m., valuable im rored | ioperty, corner Maryland ‘avenue and id Abe oe etret, between 4'5 and ch Hreetssout On MONDAT, Eept, at 6 p.m., valuable improved property on avenue, between Loans. $5,000 at 7 non cent : $1,600 $500 iad it 5 $2 0CO. $1,000, ‘at 8 per cel : Replear® t and Anctioneer, 10TH AND F 678. H.W. S88Sssegssssssssssssssssssss i FOR SALE— HOUSES and LOTS In every section of Drices to wilt the times, and terme that will ca ‘Call and see my list before oe te 7B BALE— Sualeiary Baocre, Addrens Pi Give Hox Bea. copra REEPEe i : “4 = S88ssssssssess Wie gi bit Lie ERS THOS J. en sue = ‘Two Frames, a Tiga atest, Bstory Bick. Ue LAs 191. MY EHS, Real Estate Ewry Bram. sor “Dols etree Zswry Frame. 8 corte 4-story Brick, 406 11th st . 14 TOOme, iodo S-story Brick, is-4'* atr- ot nonbees 14 roo! Beate of Be Brick, K, 17-41 st. n. iatge HOL m3 10d, rms: ane OUSE, odntatning les eet and water closets; hot and ood water, range, Latrobes, We-7 carriags house and stabi yards; beautifal pari enclosed with iron ry healthy? concreted, and near a Has rented for dn 0. A careful permanent tenant can procure this it paid vance. pecs ates $48 per month, inad ac aRRly at PROFESSIONAL. BOARDING. ANDSCM¥ LY FURNISHED ROOMS. with BOARD, 823 Vermont: venue, oppusite Ari- ingten Hotel.’ dictions to parties making per- manent ai rangements, sep20 lm* Bostnine a handsomel -faruished south 10M, (with or Taruruiohed watts for gentleman and wife; also, Unfurni ule for Tent, at 925 Hs. nw. sepu0 3: WILE OPEN MY HOUS® 1 904-86 9.8 14th st.. Ur tot a 1378. I have associated ti wy business: Mrs. Ani Ky Gare 8-2, Of A .bsma. wio will take change of Grant 7 Grant Cam Plece. k legent Rooms, en snite or single. Tubie Board. H_ uses on 14th st. handsome, improved, Thedured. “No childs Peaoar 10 years. Noch er tse120 6L* UN iMrs, K. F. DEALE. Russ ISHED Pear IN PRIVATE ‘awell 1 st. With OF without UA RD. yy require sepls. ‘BS. STONE, 1605 I st. n.w., will accommo- Mite Pomme "Tiansient and Day Board- ‘sep. 1116 NINTH STREET N.W.—V' abieand han furnished Po) (CRS, tpel aba en suite jot and cold water 1 oon seple-im H iT 3 ry with it Furnished 1328 Rees Tu Basiansets ‘The locality is beautiful and tals sient guests accommodated. HE BEST LOCATION IN THE ROOMS, furnished or anfurnish- tT BLE LOABD, for two gon wives, or two single gentlemen, oor ee LL WHO V. THEIR SIGHT to know BE ae eae pe 5, Reece, D.W.. COMET 63 streat, Wy ssnineron HOMB BEMEDY, DE. LEWIP PLASTER, BEVEN FOR A QUARTER. Qne arge and six small. jo Burs, Braises and and a 2 aaiaaia 4sh for @ Olroular. JKR a) eer ABTA id “a2 oeB Ie LADISS WATU. os a SPRCLALTY eiches pat in complete order Segiae | Be ye Sp es zE Wo EVE ae MRE. Aa | p b pee work aiyie. week; Ee aiages | Bs v7 EISINGER & CO, L, E) late of the Richelieu, Wa. Worry late Meat Inspector, Board of Health. sep7-lm* ‘HALL will sccommodate Fexmanent, Transient at BOARDERS at hed ‘15th street. Also, st es HOUSE.—! eee ee Soars oe ‘with cool and Af thie tavern tat per month aud 90 per week wet USICAL.—DONCH & SON have resumed Vion, Plano aud ine vantage Greist ae ments. Hesidence, 606 H street n.w. sepla-3a Me, SEY, 008 on wt. ts 2 poworral MM: BERRY, 800 . ak, 1 a powerfal juent Gonsultarions tien fist! and Female Disusee oa, Reurngih Hosur ‘aol-im? N. DUTTON, Architect and 3 Bad removed to bid etsost Care Bent: ing.) Bi aa Siar seen SSS | pee PERSONAL. sricaf tee “ QUEBEC’ eo Maingtor, Rept. 19, - aa R HIG LABY aaaee FOR aay? (2b TBS mother hes. some charitahie row (ADOPS BRE INFANT Daveurks, ce, Call or address Box 14, Star office. aH blog Jax a PATCH oS TITLES, peg oe Mm. 5 as to re- fut people cetate. pone iy ot peo Traste, Ci4 jyll 3m* Medium, can be Bzo KAD Fa DIT CERTIFICATES Fcr Bale in one bloc HAVENNER & DUDLEY. | | 87 20-31? 7m st. and out | Pees —BESTAUBANT, Fix ur Ta lee, Bars, Stove, uew Ire- Sox. av. Ra orale price, Apply at 500 14h st te 5 20-3." | Mo" Tuo LUAN, ~~ @EO. C. HUM?S ® p20-3." A‘torne, -at-Law. 412 5:0 st. F 2887, GRUUND Frooks No.5 57h st. Suposite. reat fer Store or Umis yy DBE a. gree a Puy poses a. gi Fric Fi UTTER sp0 Bt Tbh ots aud Peau eve, °B SALE—A four-story Brick RESIDENC © with fcur-st ry Back Balding aaied on M #1. o.W., containing I roon swith all matern Bre gee noses, Terms $6,000; $1,600 cash; balance tee ¢ freyeare sabe ge PPP PE Pw. WILL ER & 8, 00, $1, 00 AN, rt. irtepeet. #00 TO LASS ookTse* Sepl9 3t Room No. 1 National Met. Bauk, 500 IN HAND Tu Li See Teal estate. AB W. HANDY, iB vs ‘ELS CABPETS NEW PATTERNS, SvST REcEIVE,’ ONLY 85 Cents Pen YanD, Paper Lining for Cy “pets, 7 cents, Ingrain Carpets: £55. "ts par yard. Cottace Carpets, 25 on. a as are Bil-woot iD Ingeain pale Ingrain Carpeta. extra dou tern ‘Ol! Clothe, all widths. Bugs! Bog+! of all kinds, C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsyleania avenues, seple-tr South side, near 7th st, Ceram oT. <—y LARGE frst class 4-ply L 8.319 St Real Kstate A vou BCS Tansy. tw. i psient ONEY 10 LOA fly on | Canton Plan MM and, in smagauie wo “sat sat agrarerags of | cale Bhirts, ready to put on_ good styles and por- invere mang RNER. fectly fast colors, Ss pid lot rer ay Shi. ‘T5c. ; ready to put on. ce LOAN $500, $10 0 $1 £0) on seal Estate Security. JUHN W. thay eRe ity Branch shirt Factory, 1Bth st. 13a" | _oni6-tr 1008 F street nav. F RSALE OR REN hy poatnerast cor. 9 H sts. n.e., an Old Established STORE: fi t res ccmplete; also, Fine eee ey Apply CHARLES H, ES SS FARM and see LAND. comfortable house of 8 rooms large barn. room for 20 cows, feel, &c., and from 10 0 2 actes of land. 4 miles to Center Marker, 4 mile north of Soldiers’ Home, on Bock Creek’ Church aes Icquire C. 8. O"HAKE, 1213 7.) st. n.w, mp RARE CHANCE TO MAKE M Ne¥— Ps GROCERY STORE FOR SALE ON TIME—Well SL cxed; situated cn a business thoroughfare: dlou g 8 Pasing business: will geil by Inventory | part cash; the balance on time; secured by real eetate: . H-heaith: (howe mean Teasons for sel'tn ing business address ( ~ Btar office. sel4 3 * N OLD-ESTABL! as MAL CHANT TAILORS STORE FOR RENT. STOCK AND FIXTURBB FOR SALB. Wt hirg to close my business, I now offer the above desirable opportuni y to any responsible pai ty et gaged tn the business and desiring to make chat Be. * The stcck on hand ts small; for which and the Sxiues Will require the CASH, with a liveral iscount Rent of STORE will be reasonable, B. H, DUVALL, sepl7-1m 459 Penn‘a ave., bet. 455 and 6th sts. S22", 000 TO LO Aa AS it 7 per cont. in sume of $3,000 city real ee- TYLER ene SOTHERFORD, fnsnrar.ce sep16-6t* tate. Agents and Brokers, st. DW. 1B Ss LEA an BUSINESS PAOP- ER1Y on 14th st. n.w. are. at KENNEDY Oo LOanN. MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, Ix SUMS TO SUIT, ats cent. ? percents On Grst 088 property at B. 0. HOLTZMAN, sepl4-tr 10th and F sts, n.w. KEAT BARGAINS OFFAEBED. ‘ht-room, Two-story ant a Basement Brick, modern Rerrorements, located on 15:h rtroen eyyand .Q. and renting for $95, for O-! Bricl with ‘Trooms; water on} ae Tres stable: for $2,300, $500 cash: Nice ‘Littte Two-story Brick and Frame Houses, with 6 and S rooms water ‘and a8, and well lo: zo $1,100; small the cys with ten mode! ments; From B4,000 0 87,000; 0 on most eas: Apply W.E. BURFORD, Beal Estate Broker, 708 Eat. B SALE—An olc-established BOARDING: HOUSE, and BA R-ROOM, No. 1729 and 1724 on the premises t tod i. BEAN, FLANAGAN. Sols Bae ‘aie 5x SUMS TO SUIT. Ar 8 PE& CENT. 000, In one OF ews sum SUREgES E street, - VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY, For $9 0v0 only, Acdress8,, P. O. Box B81, sep7-13t* gro TO Loan, IN BUMS TO SUIT, ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELBY, &c., at P. WALLACH’S, Loan Broker and Jeweler, 1417 Eeoney © wane arent. Z—Oonvenien' enaale Way ‘the Di OUSE Eaten Soot ia ae Ma. alee sun pa lan OW 18 YOUR TIME TY GET Bal iB TO BARGAIN it augko-ty” Bt eee Sratting Wore G, SOLDsTED 2 00. LOAN AND COMMISSION BEOKEES, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Btrea, Liberal jaade on Loan or on Commis- sion, on ‘Diamonds and ag Wasct a Jewelry. Sliver. B@-T'be oldest and largest business in the eity. MEDICAL, &. poeple DR. BI ‘HERS FAILS TO ies and O ‘Office 508 B st. 2.w., opposites einithsontan, 2epl8-Bw* ———— i ._ ve ls-Swe = DE. HARTLEY'S ene Fo MEDE Tati It quiexty cures Se Peng ge eg Bm Deatuees, Hawking a Tlexling Googh, and Tenet Diseases. You weli know how many thousands have beep by Dr. tang od Biae ee which is now packed dn square with je eae menace aa 4 i BIT, D FAKE NO Oren, = at DE. y, HARTLEY’ Somos GL M De, +4 EX'S OMoo, 41 el L 1. WF CE WO =a FE 107 p. m., At WOOL BLACK CASHMERES, FRENCH DY ARD WIDE, a ONLY 50 CENTS PER Yann, Pore Black MOHAIR, double width, only 95 cts, pang FALL DRESS GUODS new styles, from a CABSIMERFS, for Men and Boys’ wear, Fail style, 37. 50, 68, 75,87 $1. — TWILLED FLANNELS, 20, 25, 30, 35, FINE cece earn WOOL FLANNELS, 15, 20, 25, 39, Canton FLANNELS, beavy, 8, 10 and 12 cts. BLANKETS and COMFORTS, from $1.25 per pair up. C. M. TOWSON & CO., arenes, seplé-tr South side, PECIAL BARGAINS IN CARPETS, CHEAP HOUBE FOR DRY Goops. Chosing out try Brussels Carpets ‘below manufacturers’ prices, giving an Spyortunl.y Dot often Fond to get best qulity at low rat Bist Tapestry Ingratn. 8 A.l-wovi Carpets, ood gaods Tngrain Carpots be iow ay 28 toB0e, Paper Lining for Carpets, 7 Dry Goods Stock full of Fall Gods, Bargains in All-Wool Cashi 500. Black and Colored Bite 625; OD 5 Cheapest place in city fur White Blankets, $1.50 aN; NAUDAIN, 709 Market er 8-tr SHMERES, 25, 50, 65. 75 and $1 'KEA DBS, 60, 75, $1.09. $2.00. Fons Double = Bask CORSET §! Mme. Den orest’s reliabie PaTtEaNs, zs See ‘408. B. BAILEY, Fepl0-tr Cor, 7th and F sta. s.w, DRESS SHIRTS wate to order, of Wamsutta muslin, and fine Linen Bosoms for $1.25, ready to put on, Finest Dress t HIKTS made to order of the the very best material in the most elegant manner and a perfectly satisfactory fit guaranteed, for $2.95. Our -*E’’ SHIRT ready made for 60 cents un- ronan es ready to put on, is simply wonder, The “Mystery” or our A SHIRT, at 75 cents, made amsutta musiin and extra fine linen Dosoms. We consider tls the cheapest BHAMT in Orne “-Hanais” BHIET seo cents, 1s mado ot Wameutta ways sew ee hundred Linea with linen sleev The *Great grateeca? SHIRT at 90 cents, is gig es! only belng open Front, We guarantee ev. article we sell to beas re= presented or the inoney will be returned. MEGINNI8s" BRANCH BHIRT FACTORY, seplé-tr 1002 F street n OUSEF ‘URNISHING GooDs. sepT-ly 1328 F st., near Ebbitt House, gro VELVET. 81.00. oop Qvatity BLACK SILK VELVET, ORLY $1 4 Yarp. ‘This ts the cheapest Goods ever offered tn this Gi and examine tt, Sd CONNOLLY'B, 608 Ninth street, aug8l-tr Opposite Patent Office, O™= NEW ADVEBTISEMENT Or xicelout Bodice Alpaca, ca a8 are mere. Healt loon ‘arner’: Birach table Li coca reu"s Tmimense ameor os. 933 Irn 708 Ma ri ‘kw, H augae-tr \OUNSULT DB. B. LEON, dest estab: ished C speciale tn te ctr. "He guaran ‘eaprne | REMOVED. on silacute yand Chronicsiin Diseases. Abandoned have REM stock 800 angi |-treated cases a ity. ting Tose noses | — New Store, corner’ a aD ee ress Scere. : Street northwest. eugs0-tr_ | where I will ear Pouneyivagin, en Deen BAB HAD GREAT SUCCESS customers and the public generaily, Beckrerh prrer ttt vars pier vinins tines the useof Mercury or Oalomel. Has had 11.5 a ee Sola mh. SWEmdT OOS me Oe HO, 3AN street northwest, back room, ”* ™* Im* BAN KERS. CHILI, CHILLS, Biuays Cicutee rownuns: they asrse aif Fors | $1175. F, a judiaous tavertment tn, $106 25 at ihe, folowing rs ee eed euibte’. fear “pations or F or Pi soften doubles ines Rowwolls,’ Dawoon‘s” and 4200 ee tee norte: | Reports tree. ondrees Tee Ont wilt . his Jrgan and inal Weak~ A Se @ec., all from abuses in a manhood, and eariy indiscretions, ronor native of Baltimore; with 18 youre’ experionete i a ‘ashington every Pesaran | Shots interact to ca ooee, Seen will find it to their interest to call Re’ him, ‘will insure fusrantecd in every case be tadertes ‘Will reter timbre, and show lotsa on tes, toon tas the same. 'Call or address as above, Kntaw street, Baltimore. ele “