Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘TUESDAY --- October 22, 1878. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of aM the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘To Travelers and Residents Abroad. ‘Tur Evexrxe Stan will be found on file at the oloring tecty eres. heey eee subscriptions will be received :— y Co.. 440 Strand, Charing Cross, London, Charles Hartwick. 118 Boulevard Magenta, and N. ¥. Herald Office, 49 Avenue de TOpera, Paris’ pS ea nd_in their an : nested to nen - nduncements as carly fn the day” as possible, and in all cases before 12 o'clock M. The insertion in the same day's iasue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of Tux Stan, according to their tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise provokirg delays may occur, on account of ab- pence, etc. Checks, etc., should in all casea be made payable to the order of THE EvENING Stan NEWSPAPER Compass —not to that of any individual. E®- Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The decision of the United States Supreme Court that municipal bonds are not taxable by the city which tssues them, provided no privi- lege of taxing them Is expressed In the bond, has attracted considerable attention. The im- Position of a tax on city bonds has, it sclatmed, atendency to drive the latter from the place where they were fssued and the city itself derives little profit from the taxation. Ex- emptien, on the other hand, would. it is thought. cause the bonds to be held largely at home enable the city to effect its loans at a lower rate of interest. Th rsoning denies: the wisdem of taxing municipal bonds, even when warning ts given that such & course will De pursued. But the Supreme Court decision in the city of Charleston case bears upon the practical repudiation of a part of its debt, of which 4 city is qnilty, when it taxes its bonds after they have been issued at a certain rate, to pay a certain interest, with no provision for axa The decision says: <The truth is. nd cities, n they oney nd cont y it with in- niles, They individuals there being or elty to pay, 2 it to withhold payy the contrae ace that such ercked. A. promise to p right to deny or chat promise. is an absurdity Would-be city repudiationist ing. States, } ight ShM now be ex- ye With a ed the effect of the s will take wever, may Virtually repa apelled to honor their pi —— sets sequence of the pole pros en- tered in the Criminal Court recently, by Di- trict Attorney Wells in the Sugy Fort ease, it is new understood that Fort ts attempting to have t Judgment, recovered against him in the Cireuit Court for the middle district of Tennessee. set aside. This case w likely receive the attention of a committee of the House of Kepresentatives during the coming on. expeclatiy if Fort is successful in his present efforts, ————_++-—____ It bs Hanred ont from an examination of the British “ease before the Halifax tribunal that ing ont of consideration “coustructive da: ges," Which were decided to be inadunissid! the Alabama claims, the British bill of particu- Jars, if assented to by the United Siates, would only require the payment of about a mililon and ahalt dollars by this country, tustead of the nd a half awarded. But, periaps, the English authorities will not use the same that adopted by calculators on this side of the water. Or they nay follow the example of the majority of the Halifax eommis- sion and make their decision without regard to arithing les. —e+ Every official opinton as to District ttnanees is of interest to taxpayers here, and we therefore print in to-day’s Stax the full text of Attorney General Devens’ opinion on the status of Dis trict 3.65 bon brief mention of which was made in our yesterday's issue. << A case turning upon the nature of a eommn- Bieation sent by postal card was lately decided in the supreme court at Rochester, New York. A young man received a postal directed to him In the care of his employers, wiich charged him With collecting and appropriating to his own use money due the writer of the com nunication. Suit for damages was thereupon brought against the latter, on the ground that the postal card was written to Injure the plaintiff in the eyes of his employers, and that he was tempo- rarily discharged on account thereof. The de- fendant held that a postal card communication Wasa privileged one; that a declaration or state- Ment written upon it, not being necessarily a publication, it was incumbent upon the plaintift to prove, not only that malicious publication had been made by the defendant, but also that such publication was not justified in fact; that according to law no other than the person ad- dressed had any right to the writing on the back of a postal card, and that, therefore, such communication must in its nature be a private one. But the plaintiff won his case and recov- ered damages. So legally, as well as fn fact, the opinions on a postal card are publicly and not privately expressed. The practical lesson taught fs to the effect that it is not safe to use postal cards in telling your disagreeable neigi bors what you think of them. elope and paper are more expensive at the time, but may be cheaper in the end. —--____ Acklen 1s thoroughly wounded in every Tespeet™ by the invitation from the democratic central committee to retire himself as tf he hadn't been vindicated by the investizating re- publicans. Even enforced obscurity should be endurable to one when he 1s conscious that po- Uitical opponents have found him blameless, —_—\_<o- ____ Railroad property ts not profitable and its fu- ture prospects are not good according to the Railroad 6 - It says that the Ines which depend mainly on through traffic lost rather than gained on traffic eastward until the middle of August and that the heavy business since Ubat time has been at such low rates that the margin of profit has been small. This condition of affairs, if no remedy is devised, is expected to cause the bankruptcy of some of the lines. ‘The likelihood of such event ts viewed as the true national peril. But it ts probable that a combination among the railroad companies to put up prices will avert the danger. + -____ ‘The popular demand of the hour Is that light, whether electric or gas it matters not, shall be thrown upon the true condition of Edison’s latest invention. Newspaper writers profess to have seen the alleged new and practicable method of electric lighting, and pronounce the light satisfactory and under perfect control. ‘The correctness of these reports in many par- Uculars has been denied, in the first instance by Edison's intimate friends. The newspaper Statements have caused a fall in the value of as stocks from San Francisco to London; while the denials have encouraged the gas compantes to pronounce impracticable any scheme of di- viding the electric light so that it may become of general use in illuminating the rooms ot welling-houses. The taciturnity of Edison on ‘the subject, and the organization of a company to provide funds to enable him to make experi- ments which shall give “a positive demonstra- Lion of the powers of his new inventions,” would Seem to indicate that much remains to be done 4n the way of perfecting the invention in the details of its application, before it will supersede gas for domestic use. At the same time there is reason to believe that the main difficulties in Edison’s task have been so far overcome as to Justify one in confidently looking forward to the success of these supplementary experiments. UST OPENED. g Scarlet t Cashmere Shirts and Iroonintee 7 Som ‘Sootel ‘Shirts and Drawers, 81.15 each: stcat Fashioned, Canton Dr patent F: Flannel Drawers. best quality, $1.25 each stock of C: it tality, $1.25 each, complete vartwright aviaate 995 Pennevivania ave. car k RETZE! Peereeeeh TORSALE AND BETAM Ss trp 406 Tith street & 6 WML GOHE. ‘oct 22. BE" REYOU PREPARED FOR WINTER? A Minot call at GANTRELL & CO.'S Store, 415 7th st.'n.w., between H and I. You can buy first-class STOVES and RANGES at lowest prices. A first-class LATROBE, Piet "between Hi and: T ste. oppoaite Galdemiat’s 7th st_, between H and » OPI Toy Store. [o22-tdec25] GEO. E. GARTRELL & CO. Tue EMPRESS KID GLOVE. MADAME HUNT desires to call special attention to the above Kid Glove, of her own Importa- tion, which is cnaranteed to be the BEST IN] THE MARKET FoR THE MONEY. Also, in stock the following well-known makes of KID GLOVES e8, GOLD MEDAL JOUVIN, MONOGRAM in 2, 3, 4and 6 buttons, all shades to match the new colors in dress goods. Also, will con- stantly have on hand a full line of FRENCH and AMERICAN PATTERN HATS, at New York prices. pe attention given to orders. : MADAME MJ. HUNT, oct22-fr 621 D street. firet-clasa PAPER HANGERS. D HENDERSON, 4 406 9th st. nw. ED—By two respectable white Girls SI ‘ATIONS to do housework oF cooking, | Al at 513 7th st. nw. 2: 'TED—OCCUPANTS large, well-furnish- ith Boards house situated north at $10 Indiana ave. ‘oct22-3t " ANTED— Q.Excuaxce —A good TOP BUGG: in qniet family where no Hons asked. State terms 0. B. M.. Star office. It TANIED—A HORSE. for his keep ‘908 Penna. aye. n.W. TANTED—A white WOMAN (middle-aged pre small family. \ TANTED—A PURCHASER for six nice Flo Boxes all well filled for winter hou SSONS IN CRAYON DRAWING BY ©. M. HEATON, Jx., Room No. 10, Vernon, Row, cor- ner Penna. ave. and 10th st. Terms, day clans, 15 les- sons, $10; evening class, $8. oct21-6t* AY’s PARIS KIDGLOVE ai, 929 Pe it avenue (One Door East of Stitehell & Martin's.) THE OPERA we open to-day. Light KID GLOVES, with 3, 4 and 6-buttons, qual- ity excellent prices $1.15, $1.35 and $1.60. 031-2 ‘0 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. ‘As i have removed my DRESSMAKING ES- d from 26 N. Eutaw street, Bal more, to this city, and confident of giving satisfaction to the most fastidious, I respectfuliy solicit a share of your patronage. MRS. M. L. WHITEFORD, Fashionable Dress and Cloak Maker, oct 21-1w* 1103 F st. nw. ({BEAT WESTERN NEW York 2 PRODUCE DEPOT. The largest and finest stock of POTATOES, BEANS and APPLES in the District, for sale in is or otherwise, Copies price. . H. CRANE, oct21.3t" 460 Penn. ave. 25 cents a quart, southeast corner 7th and Massachi setts avenue. ‘1 100 BOLLS oF INGRAIN caRrETs. y. GRAND TUMBLE. THEY ALL DO IT, AND I MUST DO IT. PPES' CELERATED FRIED OYSTERS r dozen, in box. Select Shucked Oysters 1-61 ALL THE LEADING PATTERNS. Ingrain Carpets, 30 cen! Heavy Ingrain Carpets, 37 cents. tra Heavy Inzrain Carpets, 50 cents, ra Double-weixht Inzrain Carpets, 60 cents. Two-ply Ingrain Carpets, 75 cents. AlLwool Insrain Carpets, All-wool Ingrain Carpets, p Lowell and Hartford Inzrain Carpets, 85 cents. Floor Oil Cloths, all widths. 100 pairs larze double Blankets, $2, $2.50 per p Bed Comforts from 75 cents. * C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, octl9-tr South side, near 7th st. n.w. REMOVAL. Cottage Carpets, 15 and me cents. ‘The Office of the GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK CT has been removed to Office of STEIGER & LIEBER- MANN, Room 26 Le Droit Building, where. the busi- ness of the Company will hereafter be trans- acted. 0c!19-6t Fe ‘H, FO: = REAT. ES}At AND LO No. 1437 Pennsytea (Corcoran Building) oj Tre: Dept., Sell Property, Collect Kents, Lend Money, Collect Interest, Secure Tenants, Pay Taxes, Effect Insur- ance, Attend to Repairs. S#-Special attention given to the management of Estates and Properties belonging to non-resident warner. (Posts Rent octlS-1w2e2p, PLAIN FACTS. TO BE CONVINCED, CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, Business Suits, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 18, $20. Dress Suits, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25, 830. Fall Overcoats, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, $15. Winter Overcoata, 3.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, $20. Diagonal Worsted Coats and Vests, 7, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, $20. Black Cloth Frock Coats, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, $20. Black Cassimere Pants, 4, 5, 6, 8, 810. Fancy and Dress Cassimere Pants, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 83. Business Cassimere Pants, 2, 3, 4, 5, 86. Heavy Working Pants, 1, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 82. Youths Suits, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 815. Boye’ Suits, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 812. School Suits, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 88. Children’s Suits, . 2.50, 3, 3.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, @10. Youths’ Overcoats, 4, 5, 6, T, 8, 10, 12, $15. Boys’ 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, @10. Children’s Overcoats, 2.25, 2.50, 3, 4, 5, 6, 83. Children's Ulsters, 4,5, 6, 8, 810. Men's Heavy Working Coats, $2.50. ‘Men's Double-breasted Box Coats, 83. Black Cloth Vests, 1.50, 2, 2.25, 2.50, 83. A STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue. octl8-tr Between 10th and 11th streets. ing of ity of all work done. Will visit Washington and sub- Bui deniens end estimates in special cases. octl7-3ma P. HANSON HISS & CO., Importers AND MANUFACTURERS, FURNITURE, DRAPERIES, MIRRORS, ORNAMENTS. 465 N. Charles street, Baltimore. Give particular attention to the complete furnish. Iwellings, and guarantee both style and qua!- pENCeeesee AND HOREHOUND, ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND, ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND, ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND, ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND, "ANE AND HOREHOUND, COUGH DROPS, Half Pound Packages, 25 Cents. CONVENIENT, PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL. Sow comma tnves 20 conte to betie advantage for your cough, ARTHUR NATTANS, Pranuactsr, Fourteenth and I octl5-tr and Second and D sts. n.w. a ROCHESTER CIDER. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1431 New York avenue, octl2-tr Near U. 8. Treasury Department. T. EDW. CLARK, DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, Doors, Sash Blinds, Mouldings, &., &c. Offices {210 Virginia avenue southeast. sae {ee Bema ‘trect and Virginia avenue dle-2 ern widow as EPER to an old couple, or no ob- Jection toa family with children; rood references. Address S. H. ¥ TANTED—A Lady WILL GIVE 8 for six months to secure a Clerkshi ayear. Address, in confidence, M. D. ice, Ladies’ window. ‘@ respectable Woman a SUTUA fo plain cooking or general house- ily, Avply at 729 id st., between i werk ina small Maseachusetta 1 ct RL or middle OMAN for general housework. Apply Massachusetts avenue n.w.; must have recommen: ANTED—An honest, reli Dr the complete work of a small family; will t good home and steady waxes by applying at 475 1 Vednesday ; references required ; no frish.1* To PurcHAsE SHELVING, SES for a small Fancy Store. Ai ri ne to dispose of c: ing at 1909 Pennsylvania av EL—LOTS or MERCHANDIS tly for emall_four-ro: and ba: k yards, near Lincoln Park; py AGLAND & CO., corner Sth and Bet , with or without Board ; Agee exchanged. Address 4 OO1L P. CLARK, Slixo P. omery county, Md. ANTED—COAT and PANTALOON HANDS U819 14th st. n.w., TED id floor, unfurnished ; ne P| opr ered and painted. ‘ o = - a FOR RENT AND SALE. _ BUSINESS CHANCES. | : DRY GOODS. : R RENT—Two pleasant ROOMS, with BOARD, | JOR RENT— G00 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE RITY. | BOTTOM PRICE private family teity faired NER & CO., BFL ; — Fe 2 private family :city references req mired. 1014 F =e wots ABER FOO sor Soctaat | DRY GOODS STORE. Ok LET EE TERA Ba aap Si OTE en PTE | ssi ico A NEY, A b 5 SALESMEN AN ric os H\ modern conveniences. Ina Sot” | Coe 18th & F n.w.fr.6300 1914 9th et. nw. ctia St sufitcent. | soananat x bei ~ es 7 icPhersop 6a. K RARE CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS MAN C. 3. Anderson, ety PCapitoise ; ton rooms with alt moder ieneaet i corner property—-Store rooms va, diane | Dani Out,” | Coyle Per OLS ments. Rent $3, Inquire next door. _oct22-3t* {}OR RENT—HOUSE No. 104 K st, between Ist st and New Jersey avenue, 9 was and water" Apply at Mrs. F: corner Ist and 5 strects aw. oft." room, Kitchen, parlor, 4 bed rooms, with all the mod Fran ern improvements and fine cellar. ‘This property is in one of the finest localities in the city for Greer} Duriness. Oftered very low. AD 3 Nolton, W. Buliit Pitztruch, invite our friends who may be in want Goods to give Us a call, We sal | Bottom Prices ee BE RYON, 708 GEO. 1. JOHNSON, 2 — 629, TANTED—A PARTNER in the MILK BUSI. | oct21tr Corner 7th st.and Market space. FOR RENTHOUSE No. 46 Tt ne. smodem im. a WA a eee dnt piexpertencs ‘ _——— provements, 10 rooms. Rent $35 per month, will good chance. Address W., Star office Tae DOZEN oF P head ONE ti } ARGAIN—For. 8 STOCK and FIXTURES be put in thorough repair fora good tenant. THOS, zs = of BAR-ROOM; low rent and in a cood part of | AGGAMAN, 519 th st. oct 22. {OR RENT—1119 10th st. n.w., four to six unfur- 5 city; reason for selling xoing into other business nished ROOMS, modern improvements: four on Aduivae Business” City Bost office. nett j — | second and two on third floor; suitable for, a 5 = ; keeping; first-class location. RUSINESS CH For Sae—An INTEREST =e = . in some Patent features already quccesafully: in y Hommed, 5 ota. each. i POR RENT No. 1334 Sth st. n.w., number of other Houses, similar to the | troduced in this market. For further pat view new Fall Dress Giooda, all the rooms; has all modern conve) Wil above, a list of which is materially altered nearly | address, with name and address, “Pate a yery low to a good tenant. Apply to W. R. WILCOX, every day on the bulletin at our office, tr” | office. color, yant-wide, 50 ote. corner 20th and I sta. n.w. SALE—The FURNITURE, FIXTU , cake Y f x 2 ew = OR SALE—The FURNITURE, FIXTUE nxe ‘Double Blankets, (white, @2, P PRR ney or Pour OOMS. 2d floor, wil berented | FLOR BENT 1. y. H. SMITE, HOUSE, aplendldly located, actcasible to: three li Dest Comaforiee gen 88 ce up logether or separate, furnished or unfurnished ; Sort ‘ USE, splendidly located, accessible to three lines |}! Use conden zo objection to light housekepings: modern improve: Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Building, cee pine Acacia sn Migoen ot A rk Cashmeres, yard-wile, ments. 409 New Jersey ave., corner D st. 1 506 Fare: octar-3t B. H. WARNER, 916 F st__ | 505. S8e. Ge, 65 5 ERY < (OR RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM, Ist floor; | 2029 F st. n.w., 16 rooms, mod. imps... N_OLD. SHED MERCHANT TAIL | 25 eth. jw eee rer heat and as, at $40 per month in advatice. Also, | 1414 F et. n.w.,dwellin and restaurant two large communicating Rooms, 2d floor, furnished | 214 A st. 8.e., 12 rooms, mod. imps. crunfurniched. No 1112 Het. ww. References ex- | i816 Ket nw. store.” chenged: octet | 1a F Eat ned Toms; mod. imps. “ - te st.'n.w., mod. imps. VOR RENT—A private family would rent one or an 3 oa twoniccly-furaithed front ROOMS, in an clecant | Gor, 20th and E n.w., 10 rooms, mod. imps : 247th st. s.e.,7 mod. imps...... house with modern iinprovements and heated by fur- | 74, oo od vace, {0 a wentieman and wife of {0 two centie. | 1451-03-55 Tt. n.w., 7 rooms, mod. imps gn. wih Board if desired. “Address Tf. Star Furnished Howe, ht ne o oct fice seach Houses and Lota for sale ye ane eee laree, erat ROOM: noniaest _octl9-tr “es = oor; also, fine suite of three Rooms on 21 floor, saparately or togethers trivago bathw and lang etos PROPERTY OR HOLTZMAN, 's ; terms moderate ; delight location ; Mass. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, ave oct22.3t 20th and F. sts. n. w. es RENT—A three-story 8125.00 oa 109.00 100.00 100.00 100, and E FOR RENT- Pwitt for sale. If not disp posed of as above very | White Wow 1 rent the Store ‘Stye Gehtlemen in need of Goods in my Hine have an opportunity now of buyingat greatly reduced pices. |" German octl81m 459 Penna. ave., bet. 4ig and 6th sts, 2.000, 82,500, 33,000, 84,000 TO LOAN ® class real estate security. Also, larger amou security is aunple. Counterpanes, ‘kins, Towels, Shectin Shawls, from # Immense stock of New Fal an: at the very Lowest Market Price. ©. M. TOWsoN, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, #4, 8350, @a Winter Dry Goods, OLD BY NOVEMBER H ROOM and CIGAK ST: splendid location, STOCK and FIXTUR: cath. Apply on the premises, 505 D st., ne t door 7th stroet now Elecant Furnished Honze, M st . Furnished House, F st. n.'w 1320 Penn. aye. n. w., business he Furnished House, F #t. n.w., 1030 17th st. n. w., 10 rooms, furnished 1223 F st. n. w., 5 rooms and store P . nN. W., 11 rooms, mod. imps. Police Court. po Loan. MONEY 0 NE CASE OF CALI ‘One care of n ce ‘ REAL ESTATE, Is StMs To Serr, e) 3 Te st. T—The well-known PROPER’ Sth and D sts.. containt of which 1 At 8 per cent. On first-class property at 7 per cent. ¥ corner chrmbers, 5 stores, larze Mme. Demorest's reliable P ya vite from $1.95 Thee a B.'O. HOLTZMAN, 208. B. BAILET, aF St Cor. 7th and F sta. aan. | room on 8 t, high eeilinu, 3 store _octiMtr thand Fstanw. | octl8tr Cor. Tthand ne 4 on Dst. is now bein thoroughly FOR SADE Cheap 8 GROCERY STORE now | 7 ELWIETS? VELVErSt a doing a good cash business. Inquire DUFFY'S Grocery, cor. 5th and O sts. n- oct at Our stock of VELVETS is now complete, and we ¢.,7 rooms, mod. imps. Combs | are offering the langest assortment ever shown in this % city. BLACK VELVET. -81.235 to 65 COLORED VELVET - 8150 to 84 Making a specialty of these goods, we are abie two sell from 25 to 50 per cent. less than aay otuer Store in Washington. PFGE RENT Othe sr Brother as a dry goods sto: corner of 14th and K ste now. adjoining, Apply to P. BRI house, adjoining: FEF‘ JR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE in Ws ona principal street ; 9 rooms, all modern cars, a DW er lot con the house is ries and mausard ide hall, all moi ¢., 7 rooms, mod. imps . 6 rooms. = rriage house and stab filled with choice shrubbery and vines. nives in perfect ord Alxo. one ten-room and one HOU with bay window The ‘Kk ave. n. New York ave. n. w., store. 919 and 921 7th st. n. w., 8 rooms each. A fine front office room, 940 F st. my w. provements. Lot 140 f fice. J.C. HOU room basement mod EY 20.00 | POR RE FORK in the best man cents per oun ANTED— PARLOR, rooms, furnished. with or withou western part of city with two comecting Bed it Board : north. bedroom, by the Ist of Nov. bok and washe a3 Bat ec, Capitol hit” an and wife wikh two c ished ROOMS, with r Ist, for the winter. ‘Ad- Capitol Hill, from dress Mr. BIS: 708 E st. now. ks, Striped Silks, | the yerd. “Rent $13 5 : s ~ > _ tk only. $1 on TN ston. ct ‘nimproved Property For Sale, Pesan N. DIFFER inatity Bt . 3d.and sth a : of the city for sale; payable in ‘monthly rend ih et. new ents, “Also, ‘some in exchanwe, for unimproved nedern jmapr ground. JOHN SHE! & CO. , Kent only rep2tim st mW. Washington are System, at Mme. COLBU! mace in the latest ‘warranted to fit. at RS for hair work left at H. . 7th st. near H, i ids made of ‘Ladies’ combings for $1; Putts, 10 cents. Faded Braids, etc., restored to the orici color by my new process, "All work first cl 3 also, bargains in Putt 0 warranted solid —A young MAN to learn the phot yANTED—You before INE the “New White uiet, light-running and easiest learned: e New'Home. All the old standard machines Also, some second-hand. Renting and"re- J. F. MCKENNEY, 427 9th st. pairing a specialty. 2. Everybody to get CARD PHOTO- per dozen ; 18 smali PI JES, 467 Pa. ave. HS for only 32 TURES, 25 cents, at ANTED—Old GOLD and SILVER in lars: ‘smaH quantities. Highest price &CO., Manufacturing Jewelers, ANTED—FEATHER BEDS to RENOVATE, at CHACE'S, 616 Louisiana avenne. ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK ; 19 years &c., at lowest prices. 7 W “crrertence. “Goods, H. CHACE, 616 Louisiana avéntie, ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furai- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at W ANTED-Ap will be paid. Apply ‘at the aug30. 7 ANTED—To exc new STOVES for old Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimne: Stoves rented. . POR SALE ae ‘ ; "and conveninnt & ST ow York eee | EOF See ror act Call and examine this stock and be convinced, at | the street cars, For further particulars apply at No. | ,, Office rooms at 1419, 1423 and 1425 New Yo twostory BRICK HOUSES located as follows (OR: p | 14 West street, G Z FOR SALE— ‘One on Pierce Place, between 14th and 15th streets, gimrqpccite | [ok RENT HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city at rooms, hot and cold water, and a uice lot, foF 608 Ninth street, y) ie fo ti 5 te t ui , on terms to © lomer. a4 Ms Wises nithor aan aot ‘At 1827 F's tae Seen Oat and sco my ist ‘pefore purchasing Also, two two-story Brick Houses of 8 rooms, hot | _octl6tr Opposite Patent OfMoa. and cold water, and in nice order, located on Defrees | 7 E wax . Sivet, for $12000n the sume ters, Property must | (HEAP DRY Goons. Reais one : ‘ The public demand CHEAP PRICES, and out zm a'go offe want. | The. y d s ICES, ir ie ool ees on ie cmerahe n sone STOCK is complete and at LOW DOWN RATES, dred dol'ars down and the ice in monthly install- | Black Cashy de. to Senta capeiy ao Biac up: Colored Silks cheap, W. E. BURFORD, ress Goods in new styles, un. octl1-tr Real Estate Broker, 708 E st. apost House in city in Auction Blankets, eee S ‘ aks, cheap, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For cITY PROP. Eiht acres and twenty-four perches of elsewhere. Money to loan in sums to suit, on Real Estate, at 8 pe ne at a per cent. on first-class centrally octet ey R. 0. HOLTZMAN. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN , OF. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh Street. (Changes made eyery Wednesday and Saturday.) OOMS, at No. 1 IW, hear . War, Navy and Treasury De) ents: with or without Bo: oct Lath n improv < cars, Inquire at 15 n ERTY— er apest Carpets yet offered. LAND, with ; Frame Dwelling and Out-Buildinys | Best Tapestry Ingrains, S-- Wool Tnerains, 60e.; thereon, at Hyattsville. Md. | Bow occupied + va M. No. n. Sbc., cheap, 1 R 5 tome, SP Call and examuve. T. NX NATDAIN, r central, et UB. fe Mie ee cent “alto St onocgnd aes Soman | octtStr oP Raha Spare. jackson. JOHN E. KENDALL, Dw, mod. imps thod. imps., 10 rs, RENT bb — - ha stand M. mod. imps. irc $200 to $500 ali nd. RY Goons. Goo! an, the mod. imps., 1: MAN, Attorney, D SPECIAL BA RowiNss aed hood. tod. fants, 1321 F'street nw. Beautiful Wool Piaid’ Dress Goods ouly 25, worth, ‘ a Sue) A ‘Three-story BRICK Wei corneas re Poe and Frame Hoi Ray op ee cueing 3 Seal Brown and Navy Blue Wool Dress Goods 1%, G e SOA Sans Snrear, within | , Pure Wool (wide de : school, and near avenite cars, | Carbmer:s ont will sell for $3, ments of $30 per mouth ; will accept othes in part payment, FITCH, FOX & oct8-c02W 1 width) Colored and Black i Dros Goal 1 ren Gi00dS very latest sty’ 1.100) pieces of beautifal Deas 3 juare of Wallac! Property cost h., mod. inips pitol st. s.e., b. b., mod. in ecretown, f! It, aod. i th st, se mod. imy 1110 10th st. n.w., b. b., me Jast mow. f Bey old fran 1 ) and $1,200 at 8 per cent ; $200 wiry to Ks y Goods Store.” Black Silks, Colored Te a b.h., 7 rs jonth, in advance. Tnqit Be JEWELRY STORE, Det. Land M sts. 1 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, . York ave., bet. 20th and REMOVED 16 sce, wo Ve ing ROOMS cation ¢ ments, We ai ot Fall and Winter nd purchased in ), salve! var Mr. BROD- rt that we have le or mora @ e forbids our enumer- bnt we mention— at 8479 up. Jap, (beautifal at 1 War and Navy D Leabood., would like oe lish xoods, 3! ing the many bars: ek all-wool ¢ mod. imps., 12 r ave. n.w., mod. imps, 15 rs Missouri ave. n.w., mod. imps., 15 ra Pennsylvania ave. n.w., mod. iiups. th st. n. i Nonrueast Conver OF TENTH AND D SrReEets. Private Entrance on 10th street. Liberal advances made on valuable Personal Prop- Foe RENT hh st. n.w., con- luining thirteen rooiws, with modern improve- & been thoroughl ted, equal to new. ., Second floor, mod. in| le lasse Suiting” L25ge. rented only to a first-class tenant. erty to any amount, and for any time desired, on Velvet, $1.50 and up, nes. A. A. WILSON & CO, 708 very reasonable terms. and w oct! A lange stock of fine xoods for sale. The oldest and mn 4 argest business in the city. sep2str’ | Wool Blankets, 81 per pair a. pOK RE uites of Furnished KOOM: 330,000 a = = lexant 3-button Kid ‘dioves 1317 < $ o TO Loay, Clark's best 200-yard Spool ¢ Fone en_ouly, one large newly a Se, Caleed examin. > tm nisi AT ROOM, on first floor; two IN SUMS TO SUIT, a <p EAD & CO., vindows facing south, one north and one east octhtr Pa. ave., vet. 9th and 10th sta, Metreet ne. #345 oo pw mod. impe. 6 ra,--2) ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &c., NEW DRY Goons. NEw canrers. FOR RENTCA Troom RICK 10! 529 Madison st. n.w., mod. impe., 6 8. AT P. WALLACH’S, 2 oe B etrect , water and sas; all R st. n.w., large garden, 4 rs. s Will open next week another immense stock of apd 3d streets nw. Inquire street north- volimbia st. jumbia s Loan Broxen anp JEWELER, DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, west. : octl93t* | 1440 R. cepstr ait syivania avenue. peautital patterns and new designs. Dress Goode . ished ROOMS, ine, beautifully I 18 = from 124 oie un. Hine Novice. black and Gor gine, beautifully oe | tee ee te deeed tan ‘a bulletin | POR SATE Convenient to Ammendale Way Sta- | oFed Cashmeres and Silks: 400 pairs of Blankets Oe et eee” | of all property for rent and sale oes oe ee Hy SSUILDING > BITESS atin oat S2.un, Moet attractive stock of beautiful Gare pets ever offered, from 30 cts. up. ne WW. BURDETTE & Co, sep2ttr Nos. 928 7th st. and 706 K st. nse. ise ale Hl POE event e k POR RENT—Elesantly Furnished ROOMS, en | Dy iailif deste on a Dy Ofice, oF will be sent suite or si beautifully located, with or with- out BOARD. ‘ferms moderate: 106 3d street n rolling, well healthy country. Address DAN’L AMMEN, Belta- ville, Auction Sales. : WAS THE TIME and LUTTRELL & eee otra oe: tree On Wednesday, Oct, 29, at 5 p.m.,No. 701 Het. ne. a ef ; & {J6l RENT 1012 19m cteat nexttie commer of K | CHTmMNIAE Oc. 24 aC 6 prim, No. 916 Eta BOARDING. + | Goops dicart We Sh ay, Seawmable DRY KF strect, BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms and all modern | —204?8—82,000, at 8 per ce ae, not be undersold. $92] DST. N.W.—Good BOARD and ROOM at e case of Blankets, worth G3] soyer Weck: “Table board at wae OONL at | One cas Rie rary. Fah rorth $2.25; one cane able rates. Oct 3t* Nery heavy ahd lange, $4.50, worth 3. one A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO LADIES | (°e apn nig everywhere at 64: one Zh, can secure fine ROOMS and the best of BOARD | $ise, Yard, wide Cotton, Sc... ee or are, at 6s in a family where appreciative parties can enjoy the | Fall Dress Goods Just received: Cade ieee ai ladies’ and children; Unlaundried Shirts at 60 and line Curtain Lace Just ins’ ‘°F US at 81.29; full LUTTRELL & WINE, rovements. “Inquire of COGAN & SON, corner th and H streets ‘octl9-3t" 9100 o8ZS ALBRIGHT, Reom No. Fok comforts of home. Est. nw. NE, FURNISHED ROOMS, en suite WM nw ReOGLEE FOR SALE— T 10 rooms; gas, | House andstore,cor. 17th & Hin.w.,cas & water82,500 water, bati Will be put in good condition | No. 1795 Ith st gas and wate 23300 id ready for occupation by November Ist. Rent | No. 1737 11th st., gas and wate: 2,100 reduced from $75. THOS. E. WAGGAM. with BOARD, at 1338 New York oct21-6t T have also for sale a number of Nery desirable ANTED-Gentlemen to know that Wi Merchant T: lor, 1011 New York ave., makes @ Specialty of Cuitng Garments to be e. FOR SALE. | OR SALE—Two COU able for Dry or Fancy goods.” Apply at 1 n the hours of 9 and i'S Stable, 17th, near Kat. OR SALE—A ood family HOR years old; safe driver; stand any wh all on WM. GOHL, No. 406 11th stre We 3, one side-bar shifting” one of the best 8, ROBES, etc 5 5% hands hich, coming seven years ld; is a very free and prompt drive about three minute: utes. Another is a BLACK HOR: i rs old; is a pleasant driver. miles an hour, and safe for the most timid person to, ‘The other is a SORREL MARE: is broke to I Are all warranted is also a good dri Id toxether or separati table rear of ‘Ni . Reasons for selling will be wiven to purchasers, OR SALE—A span of first-class WAGON HORSES; would suit a merchant or butcher ; either Horse will work any 1d id of cars; will stand Wwe a forses, "Also, one good WIS, 328 Penneylvant 3; both HORSE. N. P. 'OR SALE—A very fine new eight spring COACH, t ute id, Nery best manufacture, an ale a num : : = only 1930 Pa. ave., cor. thet. Houses situated on Capitol Hill, hat the mod- | @14.00—FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD—g14.00 | —"CP? 2 a | (imJmprovements and’ convenient to both lines of | $ $14.00 4 month, and nicely furnished Room pro: | CLOSING OUT. 2100 Hf | street care. ALD portionately low." A very fine location. 110) and | "A lange lot of first-class 4ply Linen at mts | cate NigHorson, Real Estate Broker, | 1104 23th st nw. octl9-3t* | 81 per dozen; the same as is usually sold ot BhSe 08 H street, desirable Ri With a : oh ‘T1008 H street, desirable ROOMS, with | 224 $3, ner dozen. — A piy Linen Caffe, 2c. a octl9-1w* | {OR RENT—By THOS. J. MYERS, Real Estate it BOARD in a private family, at mode- | Pit. Heavy Canton wera, 50c. @ pair. K nit, 1216 F et. n.w. . rate rate; locality pleasant? only: two, equates from Fahey Fercale Shirts, realy i» Rut on, good handsome RESID! eee = | Krame House, 608 22d st n.w., 10 re., mod. imps. War Department, and on avenue car line. oct19-2w* | and ag a Thanh fla ‘or fine Per- niched: every convenience; near F street cars: Story Brick, 403 1th i. 1 roots: mod. impe, —Nicely Furnished ROOMS, en suite * ‘MEGINNISS’ Prosi ect street, Georseiown. “ Ingmre on ‘prem: | S-etory Brick, 1414 F et new. La rook: PABL BeReS: Samthern exposure First-class Branch Shirt Factory, pes. oct 2 "Rooms 1 z ‘ABLE Within Post an g Fors - One in May Building, comner Th oui Ee® | Dateut athces. Beferenossexchasoad conti Dat | _eepléte - 1002 F Breet naw. F )OK RENT—Threestory BRICK, 201 K st. n.w. ARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, en suite; | INE DRESS SHIRTS L ier oH > L also, single ROOMS. All modern improvementa, ‘made to orde ae Rater, yas and Lath. Ment 318 per month. Ap sib e neat 1, ob , o order, of Wamsutta, nsylvania avec mW. Oetla Swe } Tor 81.35, ready t0 put on Vermont avenue. Finest Dress SHIRTS made to order of the ery NT, WITH BOARD, | best material in the most clecant manner and @ por. ct yESIRABLE ROOMS TO RE 1715 H ST., opposite Admiral Porter's. TAB) fectly satisfactory fit cuaranteed, for 82.25. BOARDERS odated. = POR RE v: ‘Apply to A, P. D, 1517 L st, n.w., be- ront HOUSE, on nortiteast « jew York | tween the hours of 4 and 6 pas. Will note wanted avenne and Lith street, containing 1: modern | asa boarding oct23 ApUS. to A.C. WEST, No. Tisiseh | 82 — jo omm y octld-2w* Our “E” SHIRT ready made for 60 cents unfin- ished, and one dollar to put on, is simply a —HOUSE No. 615, N. J. ave nwo FR RENT—Furnished ROOMS on second and aid | wonder. ‘i ee as improvements: third floors, with or without BOARD. | Ni POR RE, No. 117 FP street me. con- | iy ‘00d repair: re f New York avenue n.w. ‘The “Mystery” or our A SHIRT, at 75 cents, is kK taining geven Poon bathroom, and olegant dey Wee JOHNSON. 718 Tah et ee aan oolta” PERSONS DESIRING NICE ROOMS AND TA- a We gous consider this the shane noon Sita a a anid rear yards; the front be. FOR, SAE OR RENT in Georretown—9-ro0m BLE BOARD, will find accommodations at 924 | the worid. iny enclosed by iron railing. Rent only 320. Pos- session November Ist. Apply to M. af ROR 1ith stn.w. Mrs. WILLIAM S GRANT. octl2-Im* HOUSE, pressed-brick front, with modern tam. ‘ ER, | provements, 125 Congress st Taguire at 195 Con, 513 7th street. octly = — oct! ss ress st. Sep30-Im* (OR RENT—A fine large HOUSE, containi _' i Hrcnave ronnm, besaea bath tuk Sunt wack | WOR RENT Frame COTTAGE, convenient tn = sete a The “Hannis” SHIRT at 80 cents, is madeof Wam- ARGE, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED RooMs, | sutta muslin and twenty-one Luudred Linon with with BOARD, can be anton ‘at 122 Dunbarton | linen sleeve bands. st, corner of wn, D.C. The The “Great So ern” &I Bouse ost asc ee eT TiC inter | gclBS, Great Southern” SHTRT at 90 conts, is the Toxets; hot and cold water, rane, latrobes, ke rear. | & é the Metropolitan street railroad. ‘Terms reasona- | ~w, rerqgearciary riawe House and able: lari yards; beautiful ASar. | C_CARRINGTON, Jr, 49 Mabe aver new. sopysin | SiG! ‘octlosw | ge We fuaran once gah at to be as repre- ane em ed with iron ng; very hes 3 = {OR RENT—Furnished PARI - ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- Ee NN. Agu etateat ta eeu tht | BAGG Sa ROENS co Staten: | Ppa aage = a Serer we at #40 Pop omonth, (or even $i1,) paid in advance. | Vania'avene Comer Gat eo Sat aNE | Sve-_ Mrs. ML a se FB a. Aria : 5 ‘OK RENT—Fourth-story ROOMS, for gentlemen, handsomely furnished. at #5, 87, 810, including LOST AND FOUND. fire. light and attendance. Excellent Board if deait — ———— 1320 I st. n.w., opposite Franklin Square. oct17-6t* 1° ‘On the 15th ape in neighborhood of 8 and O {OR RENT—A suite of handsomely Furnished | o¢ oth, &t, between Bw, one 'PARLONS on ‘second floors ales tines ead | QUARTO VOLUME. SHAKESPEAR we EY 188 BORDLEY, from Tas i Mhrer house. tor Yeruauent ‘itamion set | []OUSEFURNISHING GooDs. Day BOARDERS, at 1800 F ste Washingion, D. Hi comical < see | Pry tas oye gry | HOCRESURN TSS ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with | { - FH BOARD. Got Vern orate, BOOMS, with GOODE, whtel we ton Hotel. “Réductions tc parties, permanent taste, and equal to 75 cent any ‘OHN PATOH E- Te m to ROOMS fi it ES ne ee YOLUME 9, IRVING'S WORKS, arrangements. ‘sep20-Im? Board furnieiiod if deaived. 18M Tetmw. octitoe | (ll and “ABBOTT'S NABOLEON. Hinder suit 1323 E STREET NORTHWEST in acain open, * OR RENT—Tw irable HOUSES, Nos. 100 . hia, Willbe | Hinds tiscouri avenne Retin imietiogs | | OST—On 20th instant, a large SEAT RING—stone teaetil une ee een ee Mand scosad: | the Premises or of FRANK T. BROWNING, Colum: | 44 in onyx, with monogram BS. Finder rewarded | beautiful and very central. ‘Transient guests socom: of oes bian Law Building, bth st. octi7-6t* | on leaving game at Arliagton House. oct21-2t" = a times, Vehicle FORRENT No, 3 Gnaxz Prace—Completely fur- ANDRE’ nished, (including piano;) twelve rooms, besides bath-room pariors diing-rdom and kitchen on aaae 7 ; + ay ‘oon sdryicolae ni jvande/ci ott ‘NEW ENTERPRISE. $50 to $60 per month; single. Per am KENDALL & SON, FOR, RENT Threestory BRICK DWELLING, A fone tonth, and $8 to $10 ger wook:; table 3 per h with Back Building; all modern improvements: | ~ Six Fine Wamsutta SHIRTS, made to order, for | month‘and 85 per del DEALERS De | Getired the hone bsiage NO ORS Tae a eee Ae | ee eutta SHIRTS, ready made, 750 ESS ie COACH HARDWARE | = the ho . o of CHARLES EDMONSTON, 927 H st LW, oct TO Fruit of the Loom sei . 2 PROFESSIONAL. OR RENT Nice «mall Pressed Brick Front PE eae 8. P. H. HELLER, returned from FP OUSE No. 1303 Gla eres a emeeeront | &bly LINEN CUFES, ee Pe BALE Fen EE, Raving setursed from BUILDERS’ Goons, Water, gas,"bath tub and closet. Apply to owner, Branck BALTIMORE Boyes eee nw. Office hours,6, 10 am., 12,1,5,6 p.m. ocl9-2w* KW. FENWICK, Room 28, corner Sth and F | ocBR4XS Ede Tar AcrORE, 619 B street n.w., ats. octl7-Im SSS ee HN. DUTTON, Axcurrecr axp ae ary 'OR RENT—939 Ruopg IsLanp AvE.—A three- — FRR Dever, story PRESSED BRICK, with Back Building, Washington, D. 0. nine rooms, besides bath-room ; ‘under entire houre. Inquire at J. E.ZUG'S Coal Office, 929 Rhode naa « EUREKA TOOTH | Island ave. ‘ootl7-In : P'Qoocys drug wane wil ait ieodeee ee sort aaloroa- organ saree ence, at a reasonable, rent, most of which ‘may be ‘To-Piarz, Zmo, Huss, Rows, TITLES, 606 10TH table. board for assistant pharmacist, who 0 p. m.; reports ag to the the ‘store for the of answering Sroxzs, Duczs, Denis, with abstracts of real estate. ight calla. Apply to ¥ X. 7 OD - « gl. corner 3d st. and Pennsylvania ave. s.e. ocl7-6t THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, On. Canrers, ‘and Healing Medit SCRE wb ane STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 vania ave. If would know the trut Doctor in all tilings. Office hours trom Panrrs, Vannise, Macure BELTING, octl5tr $16 F st. ». w., Opp. Patent Office. suite or single, suitable for Senators and ‘OR RENT—Handsomely-surnished BeOS ea yuare. bers, at 1940 I st. n.w., opposite Franklin Sq 1H SUPPL Packme axp Lacina. St F Pegs Bal ee ATS Fv aat5 tect of qund, | No, 422 Giiist, ‘neat | ‘Together with arate a AH PICKRELL, Pree SSkekts, ESHER BTA Pree, So For Young Men MESSRS. M. W. GALT, BRO. & co. Invite Inspection of their ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, which have been reduced to such low figures as to compete in price with Chandeliers of other materials, and far surpass them in beauty and furnishing ‘FOE, RENT—Fumished or unfurnished ROOMS a it Seminary Hotel, Washington st. Georgetown : meals served in rooms at $15 per mouth, ce feniles FALL AND WINTER Goons. } A selection for "s aes | Aer gag; twelve rooms, be- sngction. Feet on Dit BIE silt, Paria a ioe wees i h F Square 931 me., per ft... 5 3 Houses For Rent, 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO., v.,mod. impa., 10 rs. 360 eae New York ave. n.1v., mod. imps., SSS “so LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, i (0d. imap. ate, o12-1m ' | my patrons and on . a ren i val wodare nee. Orrizens' Azur & Nave Menomawr Taro, Gente and eh aed in peewee peplote