Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1878, Page 2

MONDAY 7 is7s. CROSBY S. NOYES Average sw over 17,500 being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added togethers ‘To Travelers and Residents Abroad. ‘Tue Evasxe Sean will be found om file at the oltowine places, where, also, aivertivements and SGhecripticns wil be iecelved- Henry Fr Gillie. & London. .and 3 Charing € . 118 Boulevard Masent ‘Avenue de Opera, Paris > To Advertisers. ra are requested to send in their an- nouncemen ar carly In the day, ax possible. and in Allcases before 12 o'clock M. | The insertion in Same day's issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. <o-—___—— ‘To Correspond: ag Letters =! be addressed to the Editorial or ese er Mee rae Bram, soconiing or there tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may ocenr, on account of ab- Renee, ete. Checks, ete., shonld i order of THe EVEN r Gostrasy not to that of any indivi lal, §F- Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. ¥. Herald A New Dress.—What it Means. Ifany evidence were needed as to the wide Circulation of THe Star and the high rate at which its machinery is required to be driven in order to place its large and constantly increas- Ang editions before the public, it is abundantly furnished in the fact that it ts found necessary to renew all the material with which it Is printed in less than eleven months since it ap- peared in its last newdress. It is easy for newspapers to claim a wide circulation, but few are able to produce such convincing proof in Support of their assertions as Tae Star pre- sents to-dey. —This much it seems proper to say in con- nection with the new dress in which this issue of the payer appears,—not in a spirit of boast- fulness, but rather a thankful acknowledge- generous patronage It receives from the people of Washington, and as an earn- est also that it will is Keep pace in tm- ements and enterprise with the liberal sup- ~nded to it. In other words, no effort Or expense will be spared to 1 THe Star continually worthy the reputation it has so Tong and so universally enjoyed.—that of being the most widely read newspaper and the best advertising medium in the District of Columbia. ————~+--—___. Mr. Representative Potter will please take notice that if he wishes to save his committee and rom the contempt of the whole le, without regard to party, he must promptly and thoroughly investigate the cipher ¢ ms in the Florida election case, as iated and published by the New York Tri- tyne. Nothing less than this will satisfy public opinion. ‘The entire history of corruption in politics can show nothing equal to the depths Feached in that matter, and unless Mr. Potter and his colaborers probe it to the very bottom try will accept it as confessed that wanted was not to uncover fraud and expose the guilty, but to make party capt- tal. This is now out of the question. The best at ean be done, therefore, even from Mr. Potter's partisan point of view, is to vigor- ously expose the whole gang engaged in the disgraceful business, no matter who may be hurt. As for Mr. Tilden and those acting in his interest. they are past saving, no matter what may be done or left undone. ———___—__<+= The republican investigating committee find Acklen Innocent; the democratic committee, who were to advise him to withdraw from the democratic congressional ticket in case they found him guilty, have advised him to with- draw. This isa queer reversal of the ordinary findings of partisan investigating committees. If Acklen concludes to run for Congress in spite of the action of his party brethren, he should make the race as the republican nominee. His Vindieators would naturally be the ones to support bim. NING STAR. |T.™ 1s CROSS) Wien rx ? . WOOD, COAL, Ded EE Hinde Mouldings, ke. Offce. #19 Market Space,(“ Board of Trade Rooms.) pai cfices, Wharf, Depot. and Planing Mil, Mesers. P. P. LITTLE & Co... Gro- ‘corner F and 8th ste. “se., and THOS, W. WITH. 4th and Pa ave. cast, wil Feceive promt Prin fe nition. REFINED CIDER. ONE CAR LOAD OF NEW YORK STATE FINED CIDER, Just received and for sale, at low prices, by SAMUEL C. PALMER, Derot—57 Greene st., Georgetown, D. C. octl4-ly WALTER BAKER & CO., BOSTON, Have been awarded the highest premium, & GOLD MEDAL, for the superiority and excellence of their PREPARATIONS OF CHOCOLATE AND COCOA, at the Paris EXPostrion, 1878. _oct14-3t SPECIAL, OFFERINGS. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. ar L. HEILBRUN'S POPULAR SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 7th street. SIGs Or—“THatT OLD Woman oF MINE.” Men's Calf Shoes en's Boots. Gent's Fine § Ladies Lace Shoes Ladies Button. at Sib Boy's School Shoes, ail Te: Child's Shoes. “Men’s Pure Gum Boots. SWEET ROCHESTER e CIDER. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York avenue, cetl2-tr Near U. 8. Treasury Department. CABPE: CARPETS. CARPETS. Lowell and Hartford best quality of Two Plys, new patterns, 85 cents. oe mo ave Best American Tapestry Bruss new patterns. Cottace Carpets, 15 and 25 cents. Incrain Carpets, new patterns, 30, 37 cents. » We. and $1, all 50, 60, 75 Floor Oil Cloths, all widths. 200 pairs of large double white Blankets, from $2.50 per pair. Bed Comforts from 75 centa, Nottingham Lace, from 25 centa. Dry Goods and Carpets at bottom prices. ©. M. TOWSON 636 Pennsylvania avenue, oct12-tr South side, near 7th st. 'S, so According to the figures of a school census re- cently taken in Chicago that city now assumes @ population of 436,731. This is considerably Jess than she has been in the habit of claiming, and yet more than she has usually been given credit for, particularly by her rivals. The figures of a school census are not always relia- ble bases for estimates, but it fs likely that in this case the assumption is not very far out of the way,—not farther, at least, than is justified by the rules of the usual game of brag be- tween western cities. A census of St. Louis is now in order. ——_—_~---_______ It seems that it is yet too early to congratu- Jate the financial and business world that the shock of the great Glasgow failure has been met and successfully resisted. The uneasiness and depression in Great Britain finds voice in the London Times, which appeals to the busi- ness community not to precipitate an impend- ing panic by losing self-control in the crisis. It may be that the alarms on this head are fos- tered by certain speculators in stocks for in- terested purposes. But it is none the less evi- dent that Great Britain, long suffering under unfavorable conditions of trade and industry, is not prepared to submit her firms and other in- stitutions to a searching test for weak places; and such examination, asa result of the Glas- gow collapse, seems inevitable. It is to be hoped both for Great: Britain’ and for our own sake that the panic, of which there seems to be a disagreeable prospect, may be avoided. ee There is excellent authority for the opinion that nothing ts so concillating with young per- Sons as a little severity. ‘The police authorities would not go amiss by acting on this principte to the extent of dispersing the bands of boys armed with bean-shooters, slings and similar Weapons, Who kill the birds of the city, break exposed glass. and endanger the eyes of those in range of their missiles. This ts not a crying evil, unless, to be sure, it is a child that becomes the involuntary target; but one needs only to be struck by one of the stones used as missiles, projected by means of a broad rubber band, to become thoroughly convinced that the matter ig one which requires attention. ——_—_—_--_____ ‘The two lessons which the catastrophe at the Coliseum theater in Liverpool teaches have been impressed by a hundred simila® accidents, suf. Ticlent means of exit to accommodate, as far as as possible, even a panic stricken crowd should be provided by theater managers. On occasipns of such excitement and alarm the persons con- Stituting the audience should endeavor to pre- serve that control over themselves which men, @8 distinguished from brutes, are supposed to have the power to display. But experience also teaches a lesson; namely, that in cases of this kind the majority of an audience always does lose its head, and those who try to keep cool are carried away in the rush for the exit; and sec- endly that in such desperate struggles for the outside of the building the completest arrange- ments for exit will only diminish and not en- Urely prevent wounds and loss of life. ——— AY's: M PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 929 nsyleania avenue, (One Door East of Mitchell & Marun‘s.) C2” KID GLOVES (best makes), all colors, with 2, 3, 4 and 6 buttons, from 75 cents t0 #175. Gents’ 2button, $1, $1.25 and $1.50. oct] 4-2 STOVES: |, RANGES, &c. PURCHASE ONLY THE BEST. King Cabinet, Splendid Gem and Oracle RANGES; Novelty Portable FURNACES: Excelsior and Centennial RANGES. JOHN MORAN, oct Im 2126 Penna acenue. FLOUR: FLOUR: Just received, a carload of BRYAN'S PRIDE FLOUR, Washburn Mills. This Flour is made from She choicest Minnesota sprit; rhea, vd will Yield om 40 to 60 Ibs. more bread to than Juade from winter wheat. Give tata i . € AN, octl4at Cornér 15th and I sts. n.we. AS®*URY G. APPLEMAN. Broker, ‘ street, opposite EbLitt House, Will cash RegulieAriny Office” PAI. Will also Y Sun REGON CEAIMS ‘acainst the wovern. Fyre an mp agar et nes Fay auticiy ated. Se ate Seventh Street and Market Space, Has reduced his prices f best Lowell INGRAINS to =: Fecond quality, 75c., and a ls ety of BRUSSELS, Tc.) 114 9 lene var Venstes fe has also a new assortment of PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, & full line of INTERIOR DECORATIONS, « Raw Silks, Cretonnes, Jutes, and an endles y of Furniture Coverings and Curtain Ma oct 2.6t* CLOAKS. CLOAK. NEW STYLES OF BERLIN CLOAKS Just received, $4.50, 85, 26, 37, 38, 89, $10, etc. New Fall Dress Goods, all the latest novelties, just received, 25¢. and up. Plain Mohair Dress Goods, 15 All-wool Black Cashmeres, 50c. Colored Cashmeres, yard-wide, Black Mohair Alpaca, double width, 25c. Boys’ C: eres, 37, 50, 62, T5e. Biankets— immense stock to make selections from— 82.50, $3, 24, 8 Tied Comite’ Se and up. Canton Flannéls, from 6%4¢. Red Twilled Flannels, from 20, 25,30, wis, from } 82, $2.50, Bi Shetland Shawis, ail colc Nottingham Lact, from Bevard wide best Shee te 636 Pennsylvania avenue, + _octl2-tr South si le. MESSRS. 01. W. GALT, BRO. & Co, a Invite Inspection of their ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, which have been reduced to stich low figures as to compete in price with Chandeliers of other materials, and far surpass them in beauty aud furnishing qualities. octt-6m JNO. E. KENDALL & SON, DEAL ag COACH HARDWARE AND BUILDERS’ Goops, G19 B street nw., Near B. & P. RR. Devor, Washington, D.C. Bar Inoy, Horse SHoz Iron axp Nats, ‘Trx-Prate, Zrxc, Huns, Rusts, Sroxes, Ducks, Darius, Om Careers, Parsts, Varsisi, MACHINE BELTING, PACKING AND LacinG. oct3-ly > ARRIAGES: TAR AES! Z Carrragess “BRIAGES New Coupes, latest style fan Six-passe i tag oie a Cabri- A inds of Pamily Car Fiayes, Bugwies, ke ke | UY Car Repairing promptly attended to, and at reduced prices. ROWT H GRAHAM ponitory : octh1St_ 410-416 Sth st. nites bet. Dad MES: JoNEs: coven mixture. From 50 cents sud que dollar ‘rom 60 cents snd one dollar to ‘and 50 cents for lance size. MRS. JONES’ COUGH MIXTURE is highly recommended for severer cases of Wolds, Coughs, Hoarreness, Bron Croup, Infiqenza’ and In: cipient Consumption. Equally easy to administer to grown persons or children, with the happiest results, For sale only by = ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST, Cor, 14th and I sts. and 2d and D sts. n. we. octi-tr OMETHING NEV FIRESIDE STOVE POLISH. Best IN MARKET, Tny SAMPLE. FRANK sepdd-coumt Wasuanaron, De @ FOR RENT AND SALE. - | FFOR RENT—Two or three Unfurnished | £9 H stn. FOR RENT AND SALE. PI OR RENT. PROPERTS POR HOLTZMAN, Rent and Aw “oth and F. sts. n. w. R RENT—Three Furnished ROOMS; floor; southern front. Terms moderate. Masrachisetts avenue. —Curar—Three or four Unfurnished IMS ; suitable for housckeepis References exchanged. 134 F st, {OR RENT—HOUSE No. 323 C st. n.w., at 835 per month to responsible tenant. —Two com TH fs Pes ANTED—Four fi ofhOE On the pre Elegant Furnished House, M st ed House, F st. nw n. ave. n.’w., business hii part or sil of 1924 11th ne Tooms and bath, mod. ED—To Rext— st. n.w.; Furnished location uneury assed. rooms and store 1 rooms, mod. imps. 13 rooms, mod. im} . 1 rooms, mod. imps .. -, 10 rooms. mod. imp Tooms, mod. mys 9 rooms, mod. imps | rooms and store : Zrooms, mod. imps. — 4 vey desirable Furnished HOUSE, “2 rooms and all the modern: Venjences, : pe northwestern section of the city, ANTED-By a white Woman a cook, warher and ironer or to do housew: references. Apply at 718 2d fait sae TANIED—A YOUNG MAN who thoroashly w Gerstands the Grocery business. Address, with NT. — UNFURNISHED — An eight-ry in good order and fter 4 o'clock, a second FLOORS of house r doctor and dentist ; four of the larzest hotels and all the city railroads with 1228 New Jersey 612 Penn. ave. n. 1419 New York 919 and 921 7th st. n. w., 8 rooms each. A fine front office room, 940 F stn. wo Office rooms at 1419, 1423 and 1425 New York ave. FOR SALE— HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city at Prices to suit the times, and on terms that will suit Call and sce my list before purchasing young white Girl good BMaryiand avenue §.w., opp. Freixht Depot. ANTED—By a respectable white Wor UATION a5 Sev, wal OR RENT_ Unfurnished communicating ROOMS on first floor; suitable for housekeeping. Oae Furnished ROOM, with kitchen. At 1215 H st. n. ‘between 12th and 13th. i \ANTED—By a white Girl,a PLACE as cook, : ironer in a first-class family; can give city reference. Apply at 309 N st. n.w. 014 5 8th st. n.w.. for general how work in s family of four, a good, relia! GIRL: must be well recommended. 7 ANTED—One large ROOM, or two of medium size, with Board, for gentleman and. wife. Ad- H, Star office. octl4-2t* Money to loan in sums to suit, on Real Estate, at 8 per cent and at 7 per cent. on first-class centrally located real property. oetl4-tr —939 K St. ¥.w.—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or single; with hot and cold water and all modern conveniences. PARLORS, furnished or unfurnished ; elezant, new and comfortable. ocl4-2t" R. O. HOLTZMAN. dress, stating terms, Kc. BUSINESS CHANCES. {OR RENT—1 BRICK STABLE in alley back FOr Sle indiana avenues teteves 32.and 24 ‘sts. Address THOS. BLAGDEN, city. oct] 4 St LT MENT and V kas: suitable for Oyster Saison or Sample Room Key’ on premises. oct it {IGHTY THOUS. NEW AND 30 LOAD old BRICK for sale"cheap, in lots to suit or trade for coods of any kind. Inquire corner Sth and B ste ne. octle-2t Po Loan. property at 7 per cent On Sirt-class PrOrerty at eS TOL TZMAN, octl4-tr ioth and F \\ ILL PAY CASH g100 or $200 for a CLERK. W 'Siib in any of the Goverument Departments: Address, in confidence, A. B., Star office. oct? 21" Sioy, AT 8 PER CENT, $900 at 10 per cent., 8500 L, to LOAN on real extate. at 10 per cent,, to LOAN on real eate. | ARLES DD thats BARR OM, with Stock and Rx tures. Rent low. louse contains 7 rooms. In locality. Good chance for @ business man, Rudrene SBURIN ESS City Post office oct La {OR SALE—AT a Bancain— BUSINESS STAND, ‘corner 3d and_0 sts. ‘n.w.; two-story brick, with dry cellar; lot 17x35; sold several years ago for £5,000; can now be boucht for one-third of, original cost. Apply to ALBERT F. FOX, No. 920 F. st. nw. = ae Real Estate Agent, —1235 N Sr.—Two Furnished ROOMS = 4 in third story ; either as bed rooms or toxether as eee ae Tarlor and bed room; house” hae e aS se zs cus: W. HA ’ ANTED—A GIRL for general housework, white } jlored; only three in family; none need , ply except. with unexceptionable stn. w., 15 rooms. 328 ) ANTED—HANDS on Gente’ Dress Shirta and Inquire between 9 2 grelock at Umbrella and Shirt Factory, 1412 Peansy! T- on NUE_Twelve rooms, bath, water closet, range, &¢. Has two ood coal cellars, and is in jrood order, tenant rent will b fengat rents 12 roome. Underclothing. - ave. and 2d st. n. w. i. w., 7 Tooms.. ES wgend = reduced from TANTED—To Rest—Toa gentleman and wife, or to single gentlemen, two ROOMS on second floor, furnished or unfurnished, with Board, at 313 ch. Apply 1533 P at. ‘A few respectable YOUTHS, desirous | i a thorough education as Architects aril Civ)! Engineers, must visit ice, 700 N sit w., daily from 9 to 3 o'lock moathly Pri id o men ips two THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh Street. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) ‘ze PARLORS, unfw wehed. Ure of bath, hot, cold, and water closets. Address R. P. B. Ty Pank—Larve and elecant MANSION; situated on the highest ground in th rocms, water, niences complte, 220 2d st. 8.e., mod. Tk ; contains fourteen, dd all_ modern conve- J. JOS. ALBRIGHT, n educated German GIRD to tak bv children scemstress;: neat, orderly, Address, with references, J., P.O. Box 628, Waal De. oct ld: hree-story BRICK, st, mcd. imps., 8 rs Capitol st., 9 room, water, gas and bath cS ‘By a Lady and two sons, four or five infurnished ROOMS, for houseke central location, or will join another pai references iven and required. 1535 Columbia st., n.W., 10 Bey partly: fanart ifurmiehed, | Teo-Story Brick and Frame Howses For ‘ished or partly furnished; ‘rented to: gether or separate, at moderate terms.’ 917 12th st. FT ANTE r iNT — Three communicatins FRONT ANTED-—AGEN ROOMS, furnished, with use of bath, ficor. No. 1100 16th street, corner of L street north Employmentat home orto State which preferred: also, amount wanted per month for services and expenses. Busi- ness honorable, permanent, and easi Write us. SLOAN & CO., 306 George st., Cin. F street. between E and F sta. n.w., 2 rent $9per month. Apply to 0. O'HA! Rt. fh, 5 Pe 18 Brown's court, b. = Uninproved Property For Sale Cor, 4th and K sts. ne., per ft. r. Maryland ave. and 1th st. &.w . bet. Cand D me., per ft Cor. 4h and L ste, m4 Cor. 4th and M sts, n, Nst., bet. 3¢ and seth st., bet. F and G n.w., pex ft Houses For BR furn., mod. im) reasmaker, | ms in French fashions, ress 313 14th st class families, Apply or adi tween D and C sis, ANTED—You before pu INE ‘the “New White” SEWING . quiet, light-rumning and easiest learned: the New'Home. All the old standard machines ome second-hand. . J. F, MCKENNEY, 4: —CATERER to rent the office, di e Hotel, 1000 Est, ed, en suite or single; 1015 L st. n.w., northeast corner to E WING MACHIN ‘shed ROOMS suitable for ng; to asmall family, excellent; near to cars and market; heat, ‘as. SALE—An elegant now ‘room improvements, 1. W. HOUSE, modern i 10 yer cent. on $3,000 in r. tesold. J. G. HESTER, e elegant large and small room and kitchen of the ERY LADY to call and e: Hair Work done for 25 cents per ounce al CALLAN'S, 805 Market Space. ot NT—Ty nished ROOM Hent for gentlemen or gentleaie h. . 1.W., mod. imps.. 5 mod. imps., 13 rs. perKo1 urchaser by calling on. ‘i—With Boanp—Iw (00MS and a Hall Room, southern exposure, on the Heights of Georgetown, one square anda half trom the F street Tine of ears! Apply at 150 Green ‘at Seminary Hote meaisseryed in Tooms at $15 per mor own provisions cooked. TED—A white Fastmail famil 1 st. D.W., corner of N to do all the work Induire at Grocery. store, Mest. octl2 member that Card Photo 00 per dozen and Cabinet BLACKLIDGE" and 8th. size 84.00 per dozen, Apply to S. S. 9th and D sts. —To Rext—To centlemen two or three r unfurnished, at West + southern exposuy 8. 5 i 2 1 th of each month a of all property for sale and reat on my books, which on at my office, or will be sent. T — One neatly lemen, without every other home comfort can be had, roning; terms very moderate. ‘Apply at oe can be had on applicat ‘by mail if desired. Qn THURSDAY, October 1 ne three-story Brick HOU ath-room, and 3 1th hear the Acrieult ten minutes? wal Inquire at No. 40; (ED—The HELP of an experienced Meci {OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- GERI Prom 6 to 2 acres of Ground, with Houte and Barn, with 5 acres of corn, 2% miles from the city, northwest ; or will sell at 810) cash amd. 815 LF thls. METC. moet Corner 15th st, and New Yo i Tou 000 at 7 yer cont. 85.000 at 8 per : ums to suit ; 81, cent. RL eae FH SMITH, TeDroit Building, cor. 8th and F sis. octl1-6t F? RED . - {room BRICK HOUSES on Rinne et. $4 per mgircom BRICK HOUSES on Set., modern improve. s, 815 per month. : ei tial HOUSES on Capitol Hill at a very low rent, AUS. PRATT & SC octl lw 401 9th street. MUSE BE SOLD SOON AND AT A SACKT- IM FICE—A Rare Chance sor a Person Adapted to the Business to Make Money.—& GROCERY will be sold by inventory for cash or on time, with cood se- curity, This is undoubtedly a fine opportunity to invest. Rearons entirely satisfactory given for sell- ing. Addrees fmmediately X ¥. Z, ae SAL a T wittotfer for aclient leaving Washington three two-story BRICK HOUSES located as follows ‘Ore on Pierce Place. between 14th and 15th streets, with 8 rooms, hot and cold water, and a nice lot, for mM), on terms to suit custor ‘Also. two two-story Brick Houses of 8 rooms, hot and cold water, and in nice order, located on Detrees street, for 1,200 on the same terms. Property must vq Shura 'ko offcring spccial bancains to parties want- ing to buy small Houses by paying one or two hu ured dol ars down and the ce in monthly install- ae ae W. E. BURFORD,, oct] tr Real Exiat* Broker, 708 E st. FPO! SALE OR EXCHANGE For cr FIL Eaht acres and twenty-four pere ‘D, with a Frame Dr INE. KENDALL, No. 619 B st. ‘Keon. JOHN E. KENDALL, © oetio tw :2,000 to im tran $200 to #500 ‘always on han ‘M. F. HOLTZMAN, Attorney. eet F street nw. WOR SALE =) DWELLING, fo0.218; lot ccntains 5,500 feet; stable on rear; wi (ne FG. Bropetty, cost. $9,500; will tuente of 90 per month; will accept other property etek FITCH, FOX & CUTTER, oct8-co2w 1437 Pa. ave, Persons owirg Taxes for Improvement of Streets, Alleys. &c., in excess of fifty dollars, ca” hear of ctuething to their advantage by calling on. iia PETER CAMPS: 1431 Pennsylvani: (New Corcoran B: ,000 and $1,200 at 8 per cent.; 8200 cent. ipl to. w. E. BU Ds LE HOUSE: of the city for sal - ments, Also, some in exchanze for unimuroved JOHN SHERMAN & C( St. Clo nor Model-maker in perfecting a del and complicated invention; one familiar with type setting and the printing business, State qual tions to JACOBUS, Lock Box. Lady, competent to teach the higher Latin, French and Drawing, ‘ATION to teach in a famil for Board, or as day governess: re! unquestionable. Address Miss 8. E. B. Gardiner, Maine. POR RENT llth and V stre La. ave.. 14 rooms, large warehouse, 360: 621 Kf 6 rooms, $17. th st. n. Corner of 8th and F stree relish branches, desires a SIT i ly furnished ROOMS in ling; a suite of Parlors and ‘able Board furnished if rev . 8.€., 7 TOOTS, MOU. IMPS .... Toots, mod. iinpe ANTED- Suite of Unfurnished ROOMS, sccond floor, southern or easte1 posure; above Pa. Furnished Hous a ae Houses and Lots for tale in ull parts of the city. ES opposite Franklin Park, contain: imodern improvements ; larwe back vard, with house and stable parking in front handsome of the most desirable 1 particulars apply to JOHN Ponnsylvania ave. Nicely furnished suites of ROOMS and second floors; will let tozethe rnished Bedrooms, ED-ORDERS for hair work left at H- ith st, near H of Ladies’ combings for $1; Pulls, 10 restored to the original lor by muy new process. All work first class, tea coud; also, bargains in Pufis, H. WARNER. & CO. DWIN A. McINryne. Brarwanp H. Wa 916 F street nor Cor. 18th & F n.w. fr.: McPhe the 16th, FURNITURE con- 16 C street’nor ha: t. iT ing ROOMS, nicel; necersary for housekee} cloret on same rocm. 1254 8th xt. n.w. 'T—Brick STABLE on lath at., be and R. I. ave., three stalls and room for several carraxen, all modern improvements; rent lov. Ap. 0 cents a yard; an el leant Wardrobes ‘$24 a1 Thitd’s Bedstead, Hi rastes $2 and lor; or parior and b lair Mattrass and Pi $3; Lambrequins 81.50. ‘Take Metropolitan street cars. ANIED— PROPOSALS for furnishing 200 tons of Mixed Hard half steamboat. “Coal—half large z WASHINGTON Cae MA- ished commu. ith st nicating ROOMS, with floor; aleo, one third story Front Room: en to nine-room HOUSE, in cation, with modern conveniences. Ad- dress MATTHEW! yim and the lowest cash price. TANTED—A Hi ent inust be moderate central; near the hotels; house n ccupied “by a pri- References required. oct 1-3t" well-built Brick ‘Terms to suit pur- and lot in city or SE of from four to six rooms. Address E. J. GRAY, Printers, 625 7th st. n.w. ocl1-3t? ANTED_A suitable ROOM for Sunday services, to seat about 200 people—between K and P Oth and 14th sts. n.w., or Vieinity, Address CLERI- 1 would take small house in part, pay WAKER, 920 ‘ OK RENT—Two desirable HOUSES, and 323 Missouri avenue. Rent low. Inquire on the premises or of FRANK T. BROWNING, Colum Dian Law Building, 5th O-6t OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS on first and sec df i ; all modern conve- No. 6 Grant Place, between own handwriting. Also, an = R, with references and sal- ‘Missouri ave., as and water, mod. imps., 12.rs... pluse & store irae & water, Sis 30 No. 100 Missouri a1 No. 1700 17th n. No. 917 8th st. se, store... Stable, I st., bet. experience in the ine sa a SITUATION Best of references given. A ne fine CELLAR: water, was, &e. ; dT sts. ; “excellent location for’ grocery or pro- pastes: Rent $1 corner of 24th to Dr. MACKALL, om ais Gos house and store, mod. imps6,000 RD PHOTO. vate oft CARD PHOTO: With & Rn.w.eas & water 2 'S, 467 Pa. ave., “4 corner of Congress and Dunit 3 . 25 cents, at DODG! (OR RENT—Ver St. Cloud Bu: ROOMS, suitable for elub or_s¢ . ALBRIGHT, Room desirable OFFIC e sale a Houses situated on Capitol Hill, hayinir «rn inprovements and convenient to both lines of Hihest price paid. HICKEY ICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker, street cars. A x Jewelers, 359 Pennsylvania seek ‘THER BEDS to RENOVATE, at Louisiana avenue, nil ES, with cellar, and hot and cold water; all modern improvements: situat n.W., near Ist. N onpesite corne One Frame, 4 rooms, 712 234 Houge, 803 14th st. n. ‘2story Frame. 2013 8 st. nw » 405 Brick, 1414 F st. Office Rooms in May Buildiny, corner Inquire of D. 10 rs., mod. imps. at lowest prices, - nw. Rent mod- of which will be :NT—HOUSE 419 14 rooms, mod. imps. rate to a reliable tenant, part eken out in board by two persons If sulted. "A r insects in furni- ‘heated steam, at —Two two-story BRICK HOU: roome, bath room, stabl ANTED—A perfect snd ¢ all modern impri liberal price will be _ PERSONAL. chariots ran up to ths stnw. Rent $30 per F YOU WANT SOMET! ant as a dentrifice, try W POWDER, composed entirely pleasant fo the taste, Ww. th == Inquire at No. 403 7th REALLY PLEAS. th. 3S EUREKA TOOTH of imported articles, and equal {0 any 75, cent }OR RENT—1515 H st, corner Vermont avenue. Apply to A. P. BORTAND, 1517 L st. n. hours of 4 and 6 p.m. as a bearding house. AMINES TIT iiliy of peomley tide (structs of real sponsibility of people, with abs f Searches for Chattel rehaies iS, Axtroloyintand Healing Medium, d.as usual at 201 D st, corner of tlemen to know that OR RENT—Large, airy ROOMS, en suite or a8 «le, furnished or unfurnished, at the southwest corner of 10th and F sts. n.w. }OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 1115 M st, n.w.; all_m¢ y at 1103 M st. n.w. (OR RENT— Fst. FOR SALE (OR SALE-*A tine PAR’ DOWLING'S Au OR SUIT, at THOMAS STROLOGIST. ‘Mrs. Dr, ELLIS, 805 Pennayl- Yama ave. If xou would imow thé truth, const provements; ten octl-2w ». 1 Fresh MILCH Ct 5S Ww. ‘The attractive Double HOUSE No. Especially desirable for an arm: ow. F. H. SMITH, Rei roker, Le Droit Building, corner 8th and F Oct. <NOW-WHITE BREAD xl, heavy DRAUGHT HORSE; ‘Will be guaranteed if you use I vill be 28 owner has no work for tt or navy officer. Rental very. ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the Dis- Sterling’s St. Louis Fancy Patent, ‘A most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; or, GOLDEN HILL, The wellknown Standard Family Flour of the Dis- “uiet, It is better than w os Rolla and Bread as light white as the driven snow, ‘The above-named Flours can be bought at any firat- class Grocery Store. WHOLESALE DEPOT : c. Isr STREET AND INDIANA A\ im ‘WM. M. GALT & GO. OR SALE OR RENT in Georgetown—9-room ressed-brick front, with modern im- 26 Congress st. Inquire at 122 Con- HORSES, two side-bar shift: and BRIDLE,KO |. Ete. One busy is a: new, with pole and water patent side-bar, near! One hore is a brown, 1 1 old, is very stylish, fast and prompt driver, is an ex- nt family or coupe horse, e4 hands hich, broke to and gentle in all harness. i high, 7 years old, is an excellent horee, can trot close to three minut. warranted sound and kind, and will be sold together or separate; must_be sold ‘this week; wner ix leaving the stable rear of residence No. 1211 T st. n.w. {OR RENT—Frame COTTAC cated, 7 rooms, la C. CARRINGTON, ‘OR RENT—N ‘conveniently lo- $20. EDWARD Jr., 49 Mass. aye. n.w. sep25-Im 1619 K st. nw. ; 860 per month; bath rooms, hot and cold water, latrobe, &c. Apply to B. P. SNYDER Company, 15th st. and New York avenue. se] 'OR RENT—No. 8 Guant Pract dsomely Furnished ROOMS on second and third floors, je: south front: hot and cold water’ ‘if fequired. Private family. oepiae jt ever was, and National Safe Deposit ave. Mrs. M. M. M338, BQRDLEY, fran Baltimore, has Feopened, enger Car- 1s Permanent, JACKSON'S Dey: BOARDERS, at 1800 F st. Ws Dd. ‘OR, RENT—Furnished [HE JEWELRY STORE 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVE! REMOVED TO THIS PLACE, 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NonTHEssT Corner or TenTH aND D STREETS. Private Entrance on 10th strect. Liberal advances mzde on valuable Personal Prop- erty to any amount, and for any time desired, on very reasonable termas. A large stock of fine xoods for sale. The old argest business in the city. sep? N@HCED To Buirpens axp OrHens—T shall AN offer for sale, for the next 60 days, a lare lot of MANTELS, at greatly reduced prices. Parlor Mantels, at 20; Mantels, 20 to 35 per cent. less. ROCHES, 1333 Ver. mont avenue, near O st. nm. w. sep15-2awim N OLD-ESTABLISHED “MERCHANT TAILOR’S STORE FOR RENT. Stock aNp Frxrvnes For Save. Wishing to close my business, I now offer the shone desirable apportunity te any responsible party engaged in the business and desiring to make a charge. ‘The stock on hand is small; for which and the ‘tures I will require the Casi, with a liberal dis- Rent of STORE will be reasonable. 3. H. DUVALL, _fepl7-hn__ 459 Penn‘aave., bet. 43g and 6th sts. 20,000 * TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &c., AT P. WALLACH’S, Loss BRoxer aNp JEWELER, sep3tr 1417 Penneylvania avenue. JPR SALES Convenient to Ammendale Way Sta- tion. the Drury HOUSE and GROUNDS; also, rolling, well watered, Belts” fine BUILDING | SITE: ing, well healthy country. Address ‘DAN'L “AMME! Ville, Md. OW IS YOUR TIME TO GET BARGAINS — aN Property for sale in different parts of city from Fo00 to $18,000. "Also, Hhe Bullding LOTS. aug20-ly J.C. HOUSE, I BOARDING. ])ESIBABLE, RooMs To RE ‘opposite Admiral Porter's. T. accommodate T. 1715 LE BOAR: jaan 7 —Furnished ROOMS on second and ith or without BOARD. No. #15 v. sep30-Im- Dd ‘0 LADIES 41. can secure fine ROOMS and the best of BOARD fumily where appreciative parties can enjoy the forts of home. _803 E st. new. oct Sw cE ROOMS AND TA- accommodations at 924 AM S GRANT. rs.” WIL LARGE AIRY ROOMS, EN SUITE OR SINGLE, 4 with first-class TABLE BOARD; also, Transient Table Boarders accommodated.” Ket changed. 512 9th st. n.w. and 206 F et. Fok BENT Suite of PARLORS, handsomely fur. nithed, 19x60 feet, first floor, #70; Three Kooms, md floor, $30. Also other ’Rooins. First-class ARD, $20 per month. 912Tst. nw. octl23t" GE NAN y A Wo BED ROOMS ana PANO Teena ‘ix months, with BOARD, in a private family, in a central locality ; terms not exceeding #40, Inala fire and gas; payments weekly, in ad quired. Address P. O. Box 4 URN. J4 with BOARD, can be secured at 122 Dunbartoa st., corner of Consress, .. hotute ix most desirably situated; and on the ling ot the Metropolitan street railroad. ‘Terms reasona- able. octlO-3w” ti du RENE ad Si Ba Ba gentlemen left; suitable fc or gentlemen and their ‘octl0-4t* \ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO LADIES t and the best of can secure fine ROOMS BOARD in a family where appreciative parties can enjoy the comforts of home. "406 Eat. nw oct tor DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- ERS, croancen poe 208. 15th st. and New York SOUTHALL. oct3-Im* her house for ‘sep 26-1 {OR SALE—The best PARLORS and BED- Washinton ; black, sound, kind and gen- stands ‘without hiteh- Also, Bugwy and road MARE in the city of CHEWING TOBACCO. Awarded niGHesT prize at Centennial Exposition for FINE CHEWING QUALITIES and EXCELLENCE AND TASTING CHARACTER OF SWEETENING AND FLAVOR. ING. The best tobacco r trade-mark is closely imitated on inferior that Jackson's Best is on every plus. dealers. Send for sample, ‘Mfrs, Petersburg, ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekee; avenue, corner 4}¢ st. LOST AND FOUND. tle; afraid of nothin: ing; has been driven’ every day by lar pies beter L id at half value. No reasonal pe eo fer refi EEN & OSBORNE ton Hotel. Reductions to arrangements. 1116 NINTH STREET N. W.—Very desirable 1116 SE eels conv ] 292 H STREET NORTHWEST is again 5 123 eer e As offer refused. ‘To be seen at GH! ver made. As our b) Stable, 627 G st., at 9 o'clock daily. {OR SALE—A very fine new eight spring COACH, manufacture, and, finished in finest manner; trimmed’ with| tin; suitable for id at fess than fa cxamine i ‘Also a full . Sold by all C.4. JACKSON Janl4-m,th&kly J. W. DEEBLE, Sec. morning, in BRACELET. finder will ying it at No. 90 Montgomery STRAYED FROM THE joemaker” cents for small warded by lea A. H. PICKRELL, Pres. POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY, of Georgetown, D. C. Bavor en epee e hours of renew old Policies and take risks Philadelphia. Will be manufacturing it. Call rises. Phelan and Heri ation », Pheetons an 8, of ie. . suit the times. Vehi: own "manufacture a specialty, ANDREW CE, Carriage Manufacture, 41, 414 and 416 14ih SES of the un- Rock, STEERS, about 3 ve poe other dark red, with very little white scriptions, at prices to and shoulder, and the m. and 4p. m., ‘upon (OK SALE—Second-hand COUPE, ik SALE—Secom in first-rate condition, $200; Ne HASDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with the Ege geeis month and $5 per week. 7 single. Ee 0 $30 per 10 ste nw; water and | | atortment of Cloaks. £ pure wool, 87.5 | apes silk and ‘wool Drees Goods, 61,815, | #2. eling and Out-Buildines ron, at Hyattsville, Md. ; now occupied by Israel ONEY on Iteal Estate, central, A at 8 per cent. ; also, $1,000, and sums to suit, “il for B3,500, in pay- y Fine Dining-room and Chamber DRY GOODS. RY Goops. DRY Goons. Dd 2 SPECTAL BARGAINS. Beautiful Wool Plaid’ Dross Goods only 25, worth very where. ‘Seal Brown ai 1 Drews Goods 15, Pure Wool (w Casbmeres onl: Goods received late CARTER'S, 711 Market Space, Foods Store Black Silke, Colored ks. Strip of colored Stik of ET octlatr CARTERS, Market Space 817 seaman SPACE. Sl? We are making daily ad titions to our stock of FINE IMPORTED FABRICS for Ladics and Misses’ Fall and Winter wear, and shall offer them at a small advance on cost Open to-day a full ine of Piano Covers, from ®3 to 50 Marseilles Quilts, white and in colors, very Nn» qualities. Als, a handsome asortment of lan striped and plaid French and Opera Flannels, frou 50 to 75 cents In Black and Colored Silks we cam show the best qualities, at the lowest rates M. BROWN, Market Space. recently we ur Mr. BROD. we can confidently assert that we h. never before been able to ofler better made or m s> stylish coods. Want of «pace forbids our ating the many bancains we offe: Back all-wool Cashmere Shaw Black Lyons’ Gros Grain Silk at $1 French Cashmere, 37 id app, (dy elaxse Suitinse, DP, and ‘rash 3c. ber pars Fruit of the Loom 4- Wool Biankets, #1 per pair and 1 Elegant 3-button Kid Gloves, $12 Clark's best 200-yard Spool Cotte 2e. Call and examine BRODHEAD & CO, cethtr 939 Pa. ave., bet. Wh and 10th sta (CHEAPEST CARPETS IN CITY. Ingrain Carpets, 25, 30, 37 Wool Incrain Carpets, Brasscls, wood styles, Paper Lining, 7c., to cle Large White Blankets, $2 Dry Goods at lowest bottom: Good Black Cashmeres, 25, Large stock Dress Black and Colored i Cheapest House in city on Wool Just dealer all. large and prices low peat quaabity,, D>. ut aly’ Flannels TN. NAUDAIN, 09 Market Space. NEw DRY GOODS. NEW CARPETS, Will open next week anctier immense stock of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, beantiful patterns peautiful rater: octltr ties, Black and Col W pein of Blankets ive stock of beautiful Car Ww LURDETTE & Co., sep284r Nos. 928 Fth st. and 706 Rest, wae. JOW IS THE TIM IN WINE'S the place bay GooDs . We sell for Cask ONLY, pot be underwald. |S ee from &2 up. Most att pets ever offered, from One case of Blankets, 21.85, worth $2.25; one case Blankets, very. heavy, #356, worth #4: "one cass Blankets, ver, heavy and lance, #4.50, worth ®5 case Canicn Ficnnel, Se. gold everywhere at 64-008 otton. everywhere at 6 ‘ashmere, cheap: BK S\ ved; Underwear ladies’ and children; Unlaundried Shirts at 60 and 0c. ; Laundried Shirts made for ux, at $1.25, full Ine Curtain Lace ust im. sep 2e-ly 1930 Pa, a (CLOSING OCT A large lot of first-clans “ply Linen Collars, at #1 per dozen: the same as isu, "lly sold at $350 and ®3 per dozen. e 4ply Line? Cutts, 290. air. Heavy Canton Funnel Drawers, 2° ‘ancy Percale Shirts, ready to put on, #1"! and jertectly: fast colors, for only 3c. For 82. cale Shirts, Yc. : ready to put on, at MEGINNISS* Branch Shirt Factory, seplétr 100% F Street n CASHMERES, a J” SPREADS, 50, 75, 81.00, #2 Boy gt ane nee ene 1.00 nue. Demorest’s reliable PATTERNS, Please call for catalogues || ESS. JOS. B. BAILEY, 7th and F sts. s.r. _sepl0tr Con 6 Spools for > wive Usa trial, as stock is ns Dress Gooda and LUTTRELL & y Seasonable DRY lk, cheap: mer, FUSE DRESS sets made to order, Vamesnt juslin, and fine Linen Bosoms for 81.25, realy to pute Finest Drow SHIRTS made to or Material tm the anost clecant wa ~ fectly satisfactory Bt wuaranteed, for B225e 8 Pe Our “E" SHIRT ready made for 60 cents ished, and one dollar ready" to put on, ts siuyly a wonder. ‘The “Mystery” or our_A SHIRT, at made of Wamsutia mucin and extea Rie bien booms, We consider this the cheapest SHIT ia ‘The “Hannis” SHIRT at 80 cents, is madeof Wam sutta muslin and twent, T gutta muslin and twenty-one hundred Linen with The “Great Southern” SHIRT at 90 same as the Hanis, ouly bein open Front Ww tee every article we sell to be. a5 repre. sented or the money will ee netunaedh ‘MEGINNISS Brancu Sum Factory, sepldte 1002 F street m1. H°°SEFURNISHING Goons. We inyite special attention of ir full and nee fom stock of HOUSEEURNTSHIN GOODS, which we have just received, and which we “Axminster, Moquettes Wien Beas isrunsete, 4 oq ue iton, y Bs Tapestry Brussels and Ingrain Garpets, in all tes new designs: Rugs, Mate and Floor Dragserts, ta? Gretonnes. Fringed Sut’ Cursing none ean - ‘, ul ¥ Lace Curtains in all grades and styles An inspection of our stock is cited. HOOE BRO. & CO., rof the very ents, is _sepT-ly 1323 Fst, near Ebbitt House gt. VELVET. 81.00. Goop Quauirr BLACK SILK VELVET, ONLY 81 a Yarp. city. ‘Call and examine it, at CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, aug31tr Opposite Patent Ofice BANKERS OF THE STOCK EXCHAN 4\ execute orders forthe purchase or sale Bonds and Gold on moderate muncins sions #5 each 100 shares. Stock privileges nezo ated op respomeible parties only. Corpespony solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am. Minine and Stock Exchange. 35 Wail #t.. New York. I nee, DI. Manyan, Esq., President National ‘The majority of Wall street houses and men are honest as their neichbors, and many 0} World-wide reputation for soundness and honesty. The old house of ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO Brokers, 12 Wall street, New York, is entitled to ab solute confidence. “They state thai an investmen bout #100 made recently returned oyer #10) jess than 60 days. Send for their cireula! New York Exyress. 2to9p. qucktycanel. ae eeusion Seeagioan oe 4 qui cu De ua eure & ‘pwultations strictly private, and a cure scnarat ‘every case. Sears experience: Changes mode . “Etna st, oct T DR. LEON, the oldest established a tind mead : PENT and ill-treated cases a specialty. A thorouh cure or notes consi rooms 605 H xtrest <email PR W ee 7 aucd0tr M438oop ResToRED. A victim of youthful imprudence, éausing ture decay’, ni y. otc, having tried vain every” known remedy, las found a simple seif cure, yauch he will ond raze to his fellow sutierors _43 Chatham street, N.Y. 08 8500. them have a Bold by. Cig ee 50 centa. STOTT & Crom Winns vania avenue, avers Washington __ api3an,) |. LEON, the Ditaitie ieace Pict recta i te ot ao. (0 Hat nw fom 1 toe elock. a ea os RB. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE RE. or to D> Prer mod, thf, yt impossible. “Tus Iife-restoring should be Long a water BR Fseee cane Bole Auent, Dr. JOS SACOULS T University New York. Druxwiste Janlte OST—A lady's PORTEMONNATE, containing a der will be rofte peas eee JOHN H. CASSIN, Agent. c=aeane NEW. AEGOSY SUSPENDERS. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. DAULET, in splendi sum of money. PARK VHETON, cost 8900, as good’ as new, out. ROBERT H. GRAHA’ ‘st, n.w., between D octs-3m food. Bros., New York, rice $300; secon: pL TONS cere to | Lares gah at pio = SER pow ees seps0te Joming Odd ‘fal. ‘interest on snd Silver’ Wi a Geutemen's Cloting, Carpets, soit altcrticls reg polly