Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO> WEDNESDA -- October 2, 1878. c <OSBY Ss. NOYES... Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500 being a much larger bona fide, regular ond permanent circulation than that of oll the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘To Travelers and Residents Abroad. ‘Tre Evrxtxe Stan will be found on file st the following placer, where, alco, advertisements and subecrij tions will be received-—Henry, F. Gilliz, & Co., 449 Strand, Charing Croes, London; Charles Hartwick, 118 Boulevard Magenta, and N. ¥. Herald Office, 49 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris. To Advertisers. ae an vers are requested to sen: - nguncemente as early fn the day. ax oseible, and all cases Lefore 12 o'clock M. The insertion in the fame day’s iasue of those reaching the office that hour cannot be —_—__+--—____ To Correspondents. Letters shonid be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of Tux Stan, according to their tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur. on account of ab- Bence, etc. Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EvENINa Stan NewsParER Compaxy—not to that of any indiviival. 27 Anonymous communications not read; re- jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. ‘The Indian agent at the Winnebago azeney in his annual report of the condition of affairs at the reservation under his charge informs the In- dian office that while there are 572 children in the tribe the average school attendance 1s only one-quarter of that number. He recommends the erection of additional school buildings and the adoption of a compulso: tion as means of improving this poor s which he ascribes mainly to a lack of apprecia- tion by the Indiansof the value of education. ‘There is no question that the Winneb: have made such rapid strides in civilization in the last few years should be expected to at themselves toa greater extent of their edu tional zdvantages. They support themselves, hold lard patents in many instances for the soil which they cultivate, live in housesof theirown, ed individual wealth to the amount 4, and are ready, after certain prelim!- . for nam ation. That the tribe, under eireumstances, should send of its children to school, natun wonder. ‘The proportion of school- ‘Sons is almost as small among th aS In some of our populous and ¢ In Arkansas out of a school fiopui the enroiled pupils number 15.59 ng per- Winnebagoes. ilized states. on of 159,130 or about one Anevery twelve children is contided to the public Sehool teacher. In Louisiana the proportion is about ¢ it of every four, the enrolled being In Alab, Wand the School population na the ‘orgia and Florida compare Yather m bly with the Winnebizo agency, something more than a third attending School in the latter state, and nearer a half than @ third in the former. Since the average at- tendance of pupils is smaller than the num €nrolled, allowance must be made for this fact in the comparison, as it is the average attend- ance which fs takenasa basisamong the Winne- Dagoes; but this consideration favorable to the Indians is at least counterbalanced by the fact that many of the children in the states men- Uoned are sent to private schools. In nea all of our states, of course, the disproportion be- tween the school population and the nu of pupils entolled is comparatively speaking, sm ul. ‘That the same may be the case tn all we must follow the recomm mot the Winnebago agent aud nore School-house: sails - ats are earliest in ir Congressional no: The demoe year with th field this Inations In lee NINTH STREET, 8ST. CLOUD BUILDING. GLASS’ ABDOMINAL CORSET, Siw Stents Sipe Lactwas, AND SPOON BUSK, 7 ‘Thomson's Madame Foy’s Corset Bally S ‘Corset. 2 $1 35 Dr. Warner's Health Corset. 7 % in Hore, Ca jon Job lot Merine a ‘ool Hose, Bereaine in all Hinds of Fancy Good. pee rice E Comparison of P ae Ninth street oct23-tr = NEW YORK FIRESIDE com- A Neg = PANION. « $ 1¥ BY THE AUTHOR OF Stonr By TRERTHA LY: “Lrrree GoLpre.” NE, Ry Mrs. Sumner Hayden, will be commenced in 575 of the New York Frrr- s1bE COMPANION, which is for sale by all newsdeal- em. ‘The words and music of the following son rs are given away with THe Fruesi The King’s Highway with, Some" back to isha, Si Soni by Alfred Tennyson, withNo. Beside the Sweet Shannon, with Biases? Days (surg by Harrigan & Hart) ve The Brook. ‘The sul PANION is DDOCK HAREN OIS A 1 THOIS A 1 ARIA pt y t An 1 RO KIPPERED HFRRI ENGS A LHUIL YARMOUTH BLOATER: UMON D’ DE M teh. Emmet in with. ion pric ear : four copies fe << GEORG Do! SARDINES, BONELESS. LONDON 4 OODS. NEW LET Do. EQUEYM PETITS POIS. iit SOUPS. FE AND MIT. | CHEESE. ; ND MILK JOCOL 7) XTRACT OF COFFEE. the Moon is Looking | UNO, T YOM PANION = lusic by J. L. Mol- 575 S74 No. 573 No. 5 .No. ¥F auices, Kreat Variety, Lucknow Cluetney, Beure D' Anchois, Parmesan Cheese: $ DE STRASBOURG, Pine Apple, Edam, Bri N ean. Tomato, M ‘Pigeon, W. B. RE! rsin Fixe 6 abl Sheep's Head, &e. lock Turtle, pit, SONS, peeries, Table 1216 F street new. DROPOS ST THE Was Sealed Prot 0 12 mi. on the 30TH Day OF OcroneER, 18’ ii fitting and putting in jolted Tron Beas, & nishing, deli plete, the Ri -roposed Bi Printing. in drawin SATS F BUILD GRAVING AN DO. OFFICE OF THE Ts veri ildin W specific: and any addition: cation ‘at this Offi + FOR THE Bi K nile, ‘D PRINTING, WASHINGTON, MS FOR REAU OF EN, AR¢ H(TECT,) RIMENT. "> October 21st, 1878.‘ eived at thix Office til for fur- ., for first tier of the for the Bureau of con De had the New York city districts. Me: Mu Cox, Eickhoff, Wood ul Willis are renom- inated. In the tenth district they have named Mr. Orlando Potter instead of Mr. Hey 1n the eighth, now represented by Gen Cook, republican, they have nominated Mr. Lawrence Jerome. The Herald says: “There 1s likely to be a spirited contest in the tenth district. where many democrats will resent the Shelving of Mr. Hewitt; in the eleveath, where Mr. Morton, a popular banker, fs the republican candidate against Mr. B. A. Willis, and in the eighth, where General McCoox defeated Gen- eral Elijah Ward two years ago and will now try to beat the silver-tongued, popular and in- dustrious Jerome. Both the eighth and the tenth districts are close, and we may expeat a thorough and active canvass of the vot ——— Notice has been given at a meeting of the Beston board of aldermen of an intention to petition the legislature for a charter for a cor- poration to build and equip an elevated railway In that city. Is Boston ready to endanger its alleged intellectual superiority among cities by Subjecting the brains of its citizens to the dete- riorations which an imposing array of New York doctors has pronounced to be the inevitable Tesult of the noise and jar of elevated railways? Rapid transit saves time, and if it were certain that intellectual and physical well-being suf- fered, our national hurry would lead us to adopt allsuch schemes of utilizing every minute pos- sible. We may expect to have elevated rall- ‘Ways ip all our large cities. ———_~>-____ Arizona is set down as the prospective nurse of bonanza kings. Her mines are said to verify the prediction of Humboldt, that they would be found richer than the richest of Mexico. While the gieat Comstock vein is worked at an ex- pense of thirty dollars per ton, an expense of five dollars per ton is said to be the maximum cost of mining and milling the ores from the Arizona mines. The veinsare said to be of great Width, permanency and freedom from breaks, to be rich in gold, stlver and copper, which tn: crease in amount as greater depthsare attained, but to be free fromthe baser metals. The niines are praised as being easily worked, and at small expense compared with those of Colorado or Nevada, as being well supplied with wood and water, and as lying in a region which boasts the finest climate in the world. When these facts become generally known the depopulation of the east through the rush to Arizona of victims of the mining fever will be a natural consequence. It may not be premature to bezin calculations immediately as to the political complexion of the Senate and House delegations from the pro- Spective state. We hope that these glowing de- Scriptions of the Arizona mines are not over- drawn. ——__~+--___ ‘The descriptions of tron-clad cars of ingent- ‘ous construction, built to baffle the train rob- bers of the far west, no less than the accounts Teceived from time to time of successful assaults by these desperadoes, indicate that if the age of highwaymen has gone, the desperate and reckless spirit of that period fs still alive and ‘shows itself when the conditions are favorable, ‘In the ‘expanse of our territory, we have the crimes of the middle ages as well as those of modern, civilized times. We have the train rob- ber, with his “stand and deliver,” as well as the embezzler and defaulter who substitute craft for force. And yet we are not proud. ————— BEST READING. Btanley’ ch the Dark Continent, 2 vols. 10.00 Paani) tibeary of Brite Poetry 6.50 "a Surgery, vol 1 Under the Lilsce ‘Mise Alcott Dunner Year Book. Marion Harland. : A Story or ‘Two from an Old Datei ‘Towa. Household Companion. = Heir of Chariton. 2 Shiga Rouge of Ttaly doug bay tiny ‘at Sea Shippen. All the late novels, in Paks 80! IONS & CHAPMAN, oct23-tr 911 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘PRET eerie axp ‘Delivered to all parts of the 406 1ith streets.e. WM. GO! LECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND, ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND, ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUN! SAMPANE AND HOREHOUND; COUGH DROPS, Half Pound Packages, 25 Cents. CoxveNtEnt, Pieasant anp Errectuat. ‘You cannot invest 25 cents to better advantage for RETAIL, . Leave orders at ve your cold, &o. ABTHUB NATTANS, PoaRMActst, Fourteenth and I OctdetE and Second and D sts. note. more, to this to the most fastidious, T of your patronaxe. oct21-1w* and 10th st. sons, #10; evening class, 8 have removed m TABLISHMENT trom é ri and confident of. CRAYON DRAWING BY ‘No. 10, Vernon BR "Terms, day class, ta giving spectfull MRS. M. L. WHITEFORD, Fashionable Dress ai 1103 F st. nw. oct satist: solicit a share i Cloak Maker, 100 ROLLS OF INGRAIN CARPETS. ALL THE LEADING PATTERNS. Cottage Carpets, 15 and 25 centa. Ingrain Carpets, 30 centa. Heavy Ingrain Carpets, 37 cents. : Tngrain Carpets, 80 cents, Extra Heay Extra Doubl Two-ply Ingrain C All-wool Tngrain ‘arpets, 75 cents. ‘arpets, 50 cents, Lowell and Hartford ingrain Carpets, 85 conta, Floor Oil Cloths, all widthe. re) Om" le-weiht Ingrain Carpets, 60 cents. 100 double BI s ir. Pate one lankets, $2, $2.50 per pair. Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, octl9-tr South side, near 7th st. n.w. EMOVAL. YORK CITY é has been removed MANN, Room 26 Le Droit Building, Company will ness of acted. to Office of STEIGER & LIEBER- phere the busi. oct19-6t ITCH, FOX & F ESTABLISHED 758 REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS, No. 1437 Pas ctl las AVE +s (Corcoran Building) opp. U.S. Treasury’ Dey Property, Collect rent, Secure T Sell Tate: its, Lend Pay ance, Attend to Re} Eble nt Pooper (Post&Rep) owners. Money, Collect Taxes, Effect Insur- given to the management of ing to non-resident ‘octI8-1w2e2p PLAIN FACTS. TO BE CONVINCED, CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Business Suits, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 18, 820. Dress Suits, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25, $30. Fall Overceats, 5, 6, 8, 10, 22, $15. ‘Winter Overcoats, 8.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 820. Diagonal Worsted Coats and Vests, 7, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 820. 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, T, 88. Business Cassimere Pants, 2, 3, 4, 5, 86. Heavy Working Pants, 1, 125, 150, 1.75, 82. Youths’ Suits, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, $15. Boys’ Suits, 4, 5, 6, T, 8, 10, $12. School Suite, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 88. Children’s Suite, 2.50, 3, 3.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, 810. Children's Overcoats, 2.25, 2.50, 3, 4, 5, 6, $8. Children’s Ulsters, 4, 5, 6, 8, $10. Men's Heavy Working Coats, $2.50. ‘Men's Double-breasted Box Coats, $3. Black Cloth Vests, 1.60, 2, 2.25, 2.50, $3. octl8-tr A STRAUS, 1011 Pennsyivania Avenue. Between 10th and 1th streets. ‘P HANSON HISS & Co., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, FURNITURE, DRAPERIES, MIBRORS, ORNAMENTS. 45 N. Charles street, Baltimore. Give. attention to ing of ond grerentee i destene and ceases in opecd me cane. octl7-3mn WANTS ‘WASTED Two DRESSMAKERS at No, 816 18th FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 611 F ft mw. LL PREN. rocms, in order; new fireplace heaters, reat? between Hand I weet. Also, one APPR ma z ois oa Premises e ig pectable yi .about 14 | J}OR SALE—No. 1741 13th et. n.w., new BRICK’ 'W ANZED_A reepectabie young GIRL, about ¥ E Cees, ‘age, in a fancy and worsted sto: apprentice. Apply, with references, ‘Sth et Ite ANTED—TENAY one or two Furnished ee ee ee on lor; private fami locat re Board if desired. "716 2th st. oct23-2t' , ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to do general house- work in af of three., None but those that are competent need apply. References required. No. 1111 Massachusetts ave- 1. oct 3 ;ANTED-—First-class SALESLADY. to take chai of corset department in store in this city. | Address, name, references and salary expected, Box 1, Star office. It WANZED_A healthy, respectable WOMAN. to ‘wet nurse, at her own home, an hree weeks old. Apply immediately at the MILLIKEN HOTEL, corner 10th and E sts. n.w. It 7 ANTED—A GIRL, to cook, wash and iron for a W {iinity of threes one sho Han had experience in a Jewieh family preferred. Inquire at 239 New Jer- sey ave. n.w., hear Depot. ae WW ANTED—Three experienced AGENTS; also, WY, ope BUSINESS MAN, with Horee and Frat lure Wagon anc cash. Steady 03 a Apply to-morrow forenoon, at 430 8th st. n.w. It! 2,500; terma easy. Apply to rat the Honse, Srto dG HESTER $19 Ah etree EE POR KENT HOUSE. No. 414 6th st. n.w., large and convenient; good order; modern improve- terms reasonable. Apply ou premises, DWELLING HOUSES, 1702 1 rooms each, all modern im- provements: J on iciven immediately: rent to ce November Ist. H. CLAGETT, 319 oct 25. 3t (OR RENT One or both of two pleasant second. story Front ROOMS, communicating; modera imyrovemente and heated; furnished, both $1 $6 or $5; unfurnished, $8 for both; No. 1 (OR RENT—Two. in a private famil; th et. HOUSE, No, 917 Fast Capitol et. all modern improve- ments. Rent®35, Inquire next door. oct22-3t* W ANTED_By two respectable white Girls SITU. W “Syr0Ns 02 do ‘housework ‘or cooking, Apply at 513 ot. nw. W ANTED—0cc ed Koome, with Boa and south. Cail at $10 Indit a ExcHANGE—A good TOP BUGGY W Aodragood Coal Can tie pany paying the dit- ference. Apply at 321 7th st. s.w. Oct Ratt \ 2NIED—A HORSE, for his keep; woot care taken, and lizht work. Apply to LAURE! H. HOPKINS, 908 Penna. ave.n.w. oct 222i" ‘I middle-aced northern widow us \ PER. to an old couple, or no ob- ws rN y v with childrea; good references. E @ for six months ‘to secure a Clerkshir Post office. oct22-3t* ayear. Address, in confidence, M. D., C office, Ladies’ window. ws D—A respectable GIRL or middle-aged WOMAN for general housework. Apply 201 Massachusetts aventie nw; must have reco dations. Wi chaser by calling at 1909 Pennsylvania 2 WANTED A Lady desi communic Furnished ROOMS in the central part of, ats, referes o€ monthly Of 8900 y Post ot with or without Board ; price not to exceed es exchanged. Address A. G., Star offi WANTED-Hor ES to keep for the winter; rood ttabl'ng, careful attention; city refere Farm on 7tl st. road, 8 miles from’ the W RSGNS, Scoua foc pered and painted. WANTED ROOM w where there w asked ; slate terms and location. M.. Star office. WANTED. Every: lady to_ know the: their Combings made up in the U 5 ceuts per ounce, at Mrs ALL, NG, two cents per ya ‘2 9th st., one door ort <D—PARLOR, wit rows, furnish has e ' SEW ACHIN jet, light-running and easiest learn E, roomy, ied. 1 Also, the New Home. "All the old standard machines on hand. ing and"re- BT sth Bt. octlt-tr dy to wet CARD PHOTO 1s 82 per dozen s 15 small PIC GE'S, 407 Pa. ave., bet 494 octh-w* ANTED—Old GOLD and SILVER in large and smaH quantities. Highest price paid. HICK! 0., Manufacturing Jewelers, 353 Pennsylvania Every bod for on S25 cents, at D S. KY WORK; at lowest price: au UPHOL nods, Wate ture t CHACE'S, exterminate, by superheated te vholsterer, 616 La. ave, au3i-ly- WANTED A rarfect and clean copy of the first VV “number of the EVENING 8’ liberal price will be paid. Apply ‘at office. tf WANZED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th and K sts. nw. Smokey Chimneys cured or ‘no pay. Stoves rented. ___noviGtr en to know that WM. MOORE Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York ave., makes & specialty of Cutting Garments to be ‘made at home. Jan26. LOST AND FOUND. | OST— About $28 in bank notes, between Ha 4 restaurant and Post Office Department. Will 10 reward for return of same to Room No. 41, t PAC Lost eat Tafayette Sauare, a onal “Gitay 4 HEADED, PAROQUET, about size of a, ‘anary. The finder will be rewarded 1 i 5 7 ith OetB.3t" Le bird at 718 fer, on the night of ui GOLD BRACELET (stall chain attacl with the name of Mary A. Clark engraved insid iberal reward will he given to the finder by return. "LARK, 1544 9th st. n.w. oe is 4 wagons, & ARC 1, Tanner, U. hington, D. C., cont: six hemestitched Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, either the initials “E. L. 'T.” or simply. «anbroidered on each. ‘The finder wil 7 be liberally rewarded by delivering the above mentioned package at office of Adams Express Co., 225 Penna. avenn ‘oct 23- G.W. MO: FOR SALE. en SALE—At Dowling’s auctions rooms, se pieces of FURNITURE, belonging to Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee. oct: and other insects in furai. | Fa RENT—HOUSE No. 104 K t., between Ist st- and New Jersey avenue, 9 rooms, gas and water. Apply at Mrs. FEYNN'S, corner Ist and Kstreets D. oct22-3t* .. 46 Tat. n.e.; modern im. Rent $25 per month ; will fora ood tenant. TH! ul 9 h st. inet oct?. t ‘OR RENT—1119 10th st. n-w., four to six unfur- nished ROOMS, modern iinprovements: fo i 7 Suitable for hi OCt22 Bi ontaining eight TH rent ILCOX, . oct! .OR RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM, ist heat and vas, at #40 per month in advance. Als: iwo large conamunicatine Rooms, 2d floor, furnished or unturnisthed. 91112 H st. nw References ex- oct: id POR I private family would rent one or twonicdy-furnished front ROOMS, in an elezant ure with thodern improvements and heated by race, to a genticman and wife, or to two with Board if desired. Address T. fory BRICK HOUSE, No- Li st. southwest, # rooms, bath room, all painted and paperod: icultural department, asury ; good neigh ‘0. 403 7th stn, OR RI The well-known PRO! *thand D sts. contaiuing of which d amon Sth . nDst. The erty is now being thor he rented in whole or separately. 5 it? Inquire d, and will | on the premisi ieorzetow NG HOUS we seven thous 47 ot cont et: the house is ‘p, three stories and mansard roof, containing: teen rooms, wide hall, all modern ‘improvements brick carriage house and stable attached, with sid ict filed with choice shrubbery and vines. Tue s in perfect order, hitroom basement nd all mo land cony R, nice! or without T— Furnished ROOM ir State. War, aay hor without Board. #10 Per Montu—Three ROOM room On. r very pleasant. 1 RED It without Bo k from three | Sth et. naw. i ern improvements; ¢ Sof street cars, Inquire att rating ROOM. furnished, southern exposti ‘ivate family, 1301 Massachu: oe oct: ‘IOFFICE ROOM, northw d Massachusetts ave.; suitable for a in’ the neishbor- A Front and Back PARLOR, folding . infurnished, at very reasonable rent, with (me or two BEDROOMS more, at G14 12th st, a few Coors from Fst. OR RENT—BRICK No, 1508 9th st. a. a rooms, bath-room and modern imp ewly y a iat rey z very desirable furnished com- anunicating LOOMS, on the first or second floors, i bath-room ; also, one ROOM on third floor: To ‘al; conveinient to the hotels and depart. POR REN of War and } borhood, would like occupants. PARLORS; Dath, hot and cold Board if desired. 0. E., Star otic oct21-3t* FOR REN . 910 19th st. nw. con- taining thirteen rooms, with modern improve- nents; hat been thoroughly renovated, equal to new. Nil be Tented only to a first-class tenant, Key on premises. A. A. WILSON & CO., it nw Por, RE: suite or sinj out BOARD, luite, withina square #, beautiful neigh- r two Unfurnished yas and heat. Good cantly Furnished ROOMS, en le; beautifully located, with or with- Terms moderate: 106 3d street fanical Gardens. octl9- '—Very desirable OFFICE ROOMS in ,, St. Cloud Building. Also, two large Hall Rooms, nite ble for club or society meetings. Apply to J. J. ALBRIG) . sloud buildi POR Ki T—No. 7: 15th street; 10 rooms; gas, Ponce bathoke. wilt put in good condition ready: for dceupation Ly Noventber Ist. \ Rent reduced from 875. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, octl9 No. 21004 E § ts:in perfect der. Possession wiven immediately. Inquire of JAMES E. WAUGH, Koom No. 4 St. Cloud Buiid- 5 octl9-lw* OR RENT— REASONABLE TERMS—A_ large, handsome RESIDENCE of 14 rooms; partly fur. nished ; every convenience; near F street cars: 115, Frowpect street, Georgetown.“ Inquire on. prem DENG Hl modern improvemy OR SALE—Two COUNT neatly new, suit- able for Dry or Fancy goods.’ Apply at 1236 7th oe KF ALE—Az PONY and PH-:T¢ tween the hours of § < ne NEY'S Stable, 17th, near K st, OR SALE—A ood family HOEK six years old; safe driver: stand any here, Tog Call’ on WM: GOHL, No. 406 1th stree Re, (OR SALE—Three HORSES, one side-bar shifting. top BUGGY, made by one of the best makers ; nearly new HARNESS, ROB! mn) Que a very Handtome HANBLETONIAS BAY MARE, 15% hands hica, coming seven years old; is avery free and prompt driver; ean thot in about three minutes. Another is a BLACK HORSE, eight years old; ix a pleaeant driver; can trot twelve miles an hour, and safe for the most timid person to drive. ‘The other is a SORREL MARE: is'broke to the saddle; is also a ood driver. Are all warranted sound. Will be sold together or separate. Apply Stable rear of No. 91 et. nw. Reasons for selling w chaders, oct21-5t* {,OR SALE—A very fine new eizht spring COACH, of the very best manufacture, and, finished in finest manner; trimmed with' brown satin; suitable for Ppxate use. Made by Joseph Beckhaus, of Philadelphia. Will be sold at feas than the cost of manufacturing it. Call and examine it. Also a full line of new and second- band ii Phxtons and Bugxies, of all de- scriptions, at prices to suit the times. Vehicles of my own ‘manufacture a specialty. ANDREW. J. i3xce, Carriage Manufacture, 412, 414 and 416 14th tor Second-hand COUP! first. Fo BALE! y TN rate ep—That desirable brown E, on northeast corner of New York nue and 1th street, containing 13 rooms; ne. (OR RENT—A fine large HOUSE, containing twelve rooms, besides bath rooms and water closets; hot and cold water, rane, latrobes, &c. ; car- riage honse and stable; lure yards; beautiful park- ine encloved with iron railini; very healthy’; atrwot concreted, and near street cars. Has rented for $50. A careful jermanent tenant can procure this house at 840 yor month, (or even $37,) paid in advance. 3th st. s.w. .* octlS.tr NT—Fourth-story ROOMS, for gentlemen, handeomely furnished. at $5, 87, 810, including fire. [ight and attendance, Excellent Board if desired, BP opposite Franklin Square. octl7-6t* A suite of handsomely Furnished PARLORS on second floor; also three single ROOMS for gentlemen, at very reasonable rates. Board furnished if desited, 1320 Ist. n.w. octl7-6t* ENT—Two desirable HOUSES, Nos. 100 and $23 Missouri avenue. Rent low. Tnquireon the premises or of FRANK T. BROWNING, Colura- bian Law Buildin at. octh 7-124" Poe REN’ Gnant Piace—Completely fur- shed, (inchuding riano}) twelve room, besides ; parlors, dining-room and kitchen on same floor; dry cellar, ‘Rent in advance. Oct-13 {OR RENT—Three-story BRICK DWELLING, Plot Back Buidisge ad neo improvements: brick stable on rear of lot, which can be had desired; the house being No. 926 I st. n.w. Inquire condition, 200; second-han of CHARLES EDMONSTON, 927 H et-n.w. octl-00 DAULET, in splendid order, mado ings: {OR RENT—Nice small Pressed Brick Front oe Fone ley, ga60; very lhe halt toy = te PG uSE No, 1283 olin ats bereee ee eront coat $900, a8 good ‘as new, price $300; second hand | Weer eas, lath tub and Closet” Appl ba owner, six Budares, Parone, we, wc very | E,W: 3 Oe ae cheap to close out. ROBERT H. GHAMAM Hoos. | 8 itory and Factory, 410-416 6th at. n.w., between D FOE BENT099 Ruope Tstaxp Ave—A three. and. story PRESSED BIICK, with Back Building, Houne. Tngtire at 5° ZUGS Goal Ofloe ae eRe aS Tn g PERSONAL. Island aver oth Tt = \NT SOMETHING REAL {OR RENT—Handsomely-surnished ROOMS, ee ane ee WEE s ROAREY ELEAS Bhi or angio sanlanig oe Ba ee POWDER, entirely of imported articles, | bers, at 1940 I st. n.w., opposite Square. Blesmant tho tame, and’ equal to any 45 ant nee article. oct: R RENT—Furnished or unf Re OR RENT Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS JoEe PACE NS aS OE w., ), HD. Te- ity of people, with abstracts of real estate. for dyll4m* ‘Trusts, $1. ‘ADAME ROSS, A. ‘and Healing Medi can be consulted as uedal at 301 B at onan 2d n.w. aug?-ly STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Pennsyl- yania ave. If you would know the the Doctor in all tings. Offios weuee Toe g consult 9pm apl3-ly st JAMES Ki The OTEL, FRANELIN SQUARE, BOSTON. formerly of the Tremont Hoase : vor to make tthe. mon dace we TT city for permanent and transient The rooms The oetvice andi cuisine ia Ret ere poo crashed. ‘Terms 83 per day. (ocl6-w.slm} DOYLE & MEAD WESTERN NEW YORK PRODUCE DEPoOr. The largest and finest stock of POTATOES, BEANS and APPLES in the District, for sale car lots or otherwise, at lowest matket price i RANE, oct213t* GBE4T meals served in fooms at 815 per month, or families can have the T own provisions cooked. octi? ime R RENT—DWELLING HOUSE No. 419 llth eae. with water and gas; twelve rooms, be- sides bath-room and cellar. ent, 940. ey. “ premises. Aj to 8. 8. Prumber, 9 a Date. 121m Fe RENT—Fine brown stone front RESIDENCE, No. 1041.5 at, opposite Franklin, Park, contain’ 15 , with all the modern improvements: catriage-house and stable; large back ‘with fet. desirable foriacnoes tee the ch mi im 4 lars apply t0 JOHN ALEXAND) jvania ave. {OR RENT—Furnishei1 ROOMS on first and sec- ‘ond floors; single or en suite; all ‘conve: Uiences ; private family; No. 6 Grant. Gand H and oth and foih ste. n.w. ‘octl0.2w* )R RENT—1515 H st., corner Vermont aven Pe PN en es a a toa strictly private family. ‘octl-we OR RENT—Three-story BRICK, 2421 K st. n.w.; ‘water, gas and bath.” Rent 818 per month’ A Pe eae We cttw 'OR RENT—HOUSE No. 615 N. J. ave. n.w.; 9 rooms; modern improvements; yard: Im ouse. rent month, “Ay WO'Ge sOHNGON tis isth st, __FOR RENT AND SALE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN =. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh Street. (Changes made every ‘Wednesday and Saturday.) imps, iw. mod. imps, 15 rs. Georgetown, mod. imps. 9'rs_ J and North Capitol ets., mod. imps. i od. "imps, 15 rs, tory 305 H st. n.e., f. lige 141 and 143 e., b. h., mod 207 Elm st.. LeDroit Park. fb 1620 17th st. n.w.. fh. 6 te. 1 to 29 Myrtle at., b. H., mod New York avi Hot. ne.. fh. water, 9 rs. 743, 1749 Lith st., b. h., m. 416 Net nw. fh. 7 rm. 1546 8th at. n.w., b/b., 78. Unimproved Property For Sale. we., bet. Band C ata. se., per ft. Et., bet. 2ist and 22d n.w., per ft K st, bet. 43 and 6th ew, per ft Bet, bet. 10tn and Mth xe, per ft 2 bet. Land K n.w., per ft Est., bet. 19th and 20th n'w., per ft. Gst., bet. Del. ave. and 2d st! sw., jer ft. Uni t. 489 and 6th s.w., per ft. 6th st., bet. Va. ave. and K st. & Kst., bet. 5th and 6th we., per ft Houses For Rent. Het. furn.,n.w., mod. imps., 12 rs 5 impa, 15 rs 725 15th st. n.w., mod. imps, 12 rs. 407 Missouri ave. n.w.,mod. imps, 5 imps, 11 rs 10 rs V iritinia ave. s.w., 4 Ts. H st. ne. waer, 738. st.n.c.,7 H 25 Tissue on the lat and 15th of each month a bulletin of all property for rent and sale on my books, which can be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Auction Sales, On Thursday, Oct. 24, at 5 p. m., No. 916 Est. n.w. Loans.—82,000, at 8 per cent. oct23te FOR RENTS B. H. WARNER & CO., Brarwarp H. Warsen, | Epwin 4. McIntyre. 916 F street porthwest. Cor. 18th & F n.w, fr.$300 | 6 Cou ze 1 tn. 1633 _K et. n. a 2016-2018 G st. nw. 1143 7th, with store. 488 Penn. ay 1426 N st. nw. 240 | 708, 1228 1 3 240 | Also, a number of other Houses, similar to the above, a list of which is materially altered nearly cvery day on the bulletin at our office. tr POR kt I By F. H. SMITH, Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Bufiding, 506 F street. Furnished House, N’st. n.w.. Furnished House, I st. n. 60.00 Houses and Lota for eale in all parts of the city. oct] 9-tr PROPERTY For wi By R. 0. HOLTZMA: Real Estate Ayent and Auctioneer, 20th and F. sts. n. w. Elegant Furnished House, 8125.00 Furnished House, F st. n.'w 100.00 0 Penn, ave. n. w., business house. 100.09 Furnished Hou F st. n.w., bet. thand 15th 100.00 1030 17th st. n. w., 10 rooms, furnished .. 100.00 1228 F st. n. w., 5 rooms and store .. 75.00 201 D stn. 5.00 124 75.0) 515 2a 50.00, 1710L 50.00, 481 st. 40,00 ith 35.00, 35.00 18.00 18.00 20.00 18.00 18.00 15.00 15.00 A fine front office room, 940 F st. n. w. Office rooms at 1419, 1423 and 1425 N nw. elsewhere. Money to loan in sums to snit, on Real Estate, at 8 ae cent. and at 7 per cent. on first-class centrally located real property. octl9-tr {OR RENT— No. 1735 11th gas and water. ‘No. 1737 11th st., gas and water. T have also for eale a numbe: Houses situated on Capitol Hill, having AN ern improvements and convenient to both street cars. Apply to ‘AUG. A: NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker, {OK RENT—By THO! i, MY Freme Ki sew 10 ce, moa. im ‘eme House, 2 nw., 10 rs, story Bae 1€, 2013 S st. n.w., 6 rooms. = story story Brick, 1414 F st. ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. &F.000 WANTED_On firet-cines Real Estate at 7 2 ber cent, interest and no commissions. Address “Security oot TED TO BUY OUT A FEED and FLOUR BUSINESS. Address F.D., Star office, stating terms, location, Ke. crt A. three-story — Press-B: Front | Mat, between Meh and Lith «ten w. | lor. desirable House cheap. R_O. 10th and F sts. nw. oct23 JOHN SHERMAN & CO, oct349 St. Clond Buildia Fok SALE-A neat Prose Brick HOUSE of ten rooms, modern improvements, lance front and yard, fronting south, 14 foot alley. O—stuall cash payment, balance to suit. M. WHIPPLE, ALE—AT A payment and easy m: some and convenient K of Le Droit Park. All n: dress (Saad SE suit, at § per cent | | | | | improvements. Ad- Builder,” Box 580, City P.O. oct 23.3t* é CHANCE FOR A DRY GOODS MAN For Rext—The STORE occnpied by Combe Brother, corner of 14th and BK ste. for the last six oining. yto P. 5S house, adjoining 1624 14th st. hw, ‘oct G00 TO LOAN ON REAL rat 000, $800, $400 TO LOAN ON . CHARLES W git ling xoing into other business. Address “Business,” City Post office. oct213t* FOR SALE The FURNITURE, FINTURES and GOODWILL of a. firstciass BOARDING HOUSE, splendidly located, accessible to. three lines of street cars. A rare chance. oct B. H. WARNER, 916 F st N_OLD-ESTABLISH CHANT TAIL- 4A OR'S'STORE FOR 1 ‘OCK and FIX TURES forsale. If not posed of as above very ‘will rent the Store. ES B. and FIXTURES low rent and in a good part of Gentlemen in need of Goods in my line have an opportunity now of buying at ereathy octl8-1m reduced prices. DUVALL, 6th sts, 459 Penna. ave., bet. 4% , $2.51), $3,000, $4,000 TO LOAN on first lass real estate security. Also, lancer amounts if security is ample. STEIGER & LIERERMAD Room 26, Le Droit Bandits. octl9-1w Te LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums To Su ee BO. HOLTZMAN, octl9-tr loth and F sta nw. FOE SALE—A new BRI on a principal street provements. Lot 140 fice. J. C. HOUSE, 17: FOR Sate I will offer for a client leaving Washington three two-story BRICK HOUSES located as follows One on Pierce Place, between 14th and 15th streets, wilh 8 rooms, hot and cold water, and a nice lot, for $2,500, on terns to suit custome Also, two two-story Brick Houses of 8 rooms, hot and cold water, and in nice order, located on Defrees street, for $1,200 on the same terms. Property must be sold at once. , Tam a’eo offering epecial bargains to parties want- ing to buy small Houses by Easing one or two hun- cred dollars down and the nce in monthly install- ments. Apply to W. Real Estate Broker, 708 E st. pek SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ERTY— Eight acres and twenty-four perches of LAND, with a Frame Dwelling and Out-Buildings M. Jackson. JUHN E. KENDALL, No. 619 B st. n. Oct lO-2 iso, $1,000, and sums to suit, Trem 8200 to 8500 always on hand E. BURFORD, octlltr thervon, at Hyattsville, Md.: now occupied by Israel M: $2,000 to invest on Real Estate, central, IM at 8 per cent. ; VM. F. HOLTZMAN, Attorney, oct 1321 F stregt n.w. TPO LOAN—33,000 and $1,200 at 8 per cent. ; $200 at 10 per cent. Apply to “fe W. E. BURFORD, 708 E st. nw. DESIRABLE HO IN DIFFERENT parts of the city for sale; payable in, monthly instal ments Also, some in exchanwe for unimproved ground. JOHN SHERMAN & ¢ sep24-Im St. Cloud Building. rue JEWELRY STORE, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, REMOVED TO THIS PLACE, 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NontHeAsr ConNer OF TENTH AND D STREETS. Private Entrance on 10th street. Liberal advances made on valuable Personal Prop. erty to any emount, and for any time desired, oa very reasonable terms. A larve stock of fine goods for sale. The oldest and neest business in the city. sep2str 30,000 TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &c., AT P. WALLACH’S, Loax Buoger anp JEWELER, repS.tr 1417 Pennsylvania avenne._ POE SALE- Convenient to Ammendale Way Sta- tion, the Drury HOUSE and GROUNDS; also, fine BUILDING | SITES, ell el heaitay ‘country. Address ‘DAN'L AMMEN, Metts: ville, Md. sep23m_ ; BOARDING. (OR RENT—Wrre Boanp—A lance second-sto FE PRART ROOM Bo ene scala meena 631 BST, XW Go0d BOARD and ROOM at DL 5 per wiek. Table board at very reacon- able rates. oct 22-3t* A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO LADIES Pas ae ROOMS and the best of cere in a family where appreciative partis can enor comforts of home. ty E st. new. oct22 tw 4 ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ite or sin- N thie, with BOARD, at 1og8 New? Wak aveaus n.W. oct21-6t* {OR RENT—190s H street, desirable ROOMS, with F excellent BOARD in a private family, at mode- rate rate; locality pleasant; only two squares from War Department, and on avenue car line. oct19-2w* ESIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT, WITH BOARD, Dansk ST, opposite Admiral Porter's. TABI BOARDERS accommodated. ir {OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS on second and third floors, with or without BOARD. No. 915 New York avenue n.w. sep30-Im* PERSONS DESIRING NICE ROOMS AND TA- BLE BOARD, will find accommodations at 924 1ith et n-w. Mra’ WILLIAM 8 GRANT. octl2-1m* AFGE. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED R Be Li with BOARD, can be secured at 122 Dunbarton , 405 11th st., 14 rooms, mod. imps. st, corner of Sa D.C. 14 rooms. house is most desirably situat id the li Office Rooms in May Buildins, corner 7th and Fests. | the ietropolitan oteest naloede one ene of nw. aug9-llw* able. octl0-3w* {OR RENT Frame COTTAGE, ‘SRreniontl ca rooms, large side yard C. CARRINGTON, Jr 49 Mase. Jo- A NEW ENTERPRISE. ‘ix Fine Wamsutta SHIRTS, made to order, for Wamsutta SHIRTS, ready-made, 7: Fruit of the Loom SHIRT, 6 = 4ply LINEN COLLARS, 3 for 25¢. 4ply LINEN CUFFS, 26 and %c. Pate, Draxcu Batrmwonz Suny Maxevieee octl6-26* en Ren dGi Penmacnre. ABGOSY SUSPENDERS, Are “60: new” and comf at 50 mething asta at 50 cents { Rosebery,” Scarf at 81. The « Waterlon? See at et These are warranted. "Gio Mireo & Smiths *Tioye London Neck Wear,” Istest designs. Large Line, Just opened, at close prices. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, octl5tr $16 F st. n. w., Opp. Patent Office. ‘RESH SUPPLY B KNOX'S N. Y. DRESS HA’ reduced from $8 to $6 = Together with DERBY HATS, juest the ued Crrizens’ ARMY & Navr Mencaaxr TarLon, eee 535 15th stroct,’ my 1. EDW. CLARK, DEALER IN LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, Doors, Sash Blinds, Mouldings, &c., &o. Omces {910 Vineinis avenue southeast Yard axp Devor—9th stroct and Virginia avenue southeast. 460 Penn. ave. GRAND TUMBLE. THEY ALL DO IT, AND I MUST DO A. B. COPPES' ‘TED FRIED. OY! P dozen, in box. Select Shucked Oysters 25 cents a quart, o0! corner 7thand Massachu. ‘0B. OR in room: Eee es oe gress st. 8ep30-1m* UST, OPENED. ‘Scarlet Shirts and Dray each; Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers OL13 cach, Cartwright PHRASE PUSTE TAN BARDOT, 8, prices,) 705 15 01 ave. Mra M. ME. SOUTHALL." oct3dm" 188 BORDLEY, from Baltimore, has reopened I bps ae Permanent, ‘fransient and Bay BOARDERS, at 1800 ¥ st, Washington, D. ‘sep26-lin* & 293 H STREET NORTHWEST is axain open, 1323 Meith pleasant Pune Bama oe: BLE BOARD, ata moderate price. ‘The locality 1s beautiful andVvery central, ‘TYansient mm REMONT HOUSE, — Parties who desi Tetictel BOATD) with cook aaa Bey ROGNES ee locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer months, B00 to $00 per maser anaes Boca phe gape O per mouth: singio, Hocme $25 os PaO et ith, th to 810 + Tonth'and $6 per wood oe eee yelly PROFESSIONAL, 8. P. H. HELLER, having returned from Vienna, has opened his office at No. 616 Hi stroct now. Office hours,6, 10 a.m, 12,1,5-8 pms olde C N. 5 HITECT AND ENGINEER, /» has Removed to 916 F (Warner Build- ing) and gencral ron Work de. dy5tr of the ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, ‘Which hsve been reduced to such low figures as to compete in price with Chandeliers of other materials, and far surpass them in besuty and furnishing Oct4-mn DRY otros PRICE DRY GOODS STORE. GOOD: &._D. Clokey, | Wm. Hor’ | Goxie Gah W. Bullit Prizhugh ‘ends who may be in wamt us a call” Wesel at GNO. J. JOHNSON, oct2ltr Corner 7th stand Market space. Fics ONE HUNDRED DOZEN oF HANDEKERCHIEPS. onr to iy dry Goods oy of Cheap 1 " Bottom All.Linen, Ready Hemmed, 5 ctx each. 0 pieces of Ladies new Fall Dress Goods, all t laten novelt cts. aed © eres, every color, yandwide, 80 te, pairs of lange “Double 22.50, $5, 82.50, 84, 84.50, 85 y bales of Bed Comfor! Blatikets, (white, $2, Ly az Fiann ‘ pe of Berlin Clo Al-Linen Tabi: White Counte , Oth up. hevting Cot . 60 ota. ae Dry Gooas, ©. M. TOWSoN, 636 Pennsyleania avenue, JOS. B. BAILEY, a Cor. Tthand F sts. sac. VELVETS: VELVETS! Oar stock of VELVETS is now complete, and ve eatin the largest assortuent ever shown in une BLACK VELVET. COL ¥ ¥ ---+- iLO to 84 Making a specialty of these goo 1s, we are able to fell from 25 to 50 per cent. less than auy other Store in Washington, Call and examine this stock and be convinced, at CONNOLLY’S 608 Ninth street, octlte Opposite Patent Offioa. (CHEAP DEY Goons. 1.25 to 86 and RATES. eap. 4; Hon Tiankets, r. Cloaks, cheap, es. - our yet offered, pestry Ingrains, xc. Best Wool : Good Tasrains D, 37, 45, yemarains, 6c. ; Be., cheap, 'T. N. NATDAIN, Loctite 709 Maricet Space. RY Goons. DRY Goons, D ‘SPECIAL RANGING a_ieautiful Wool Viaid’ Dress Goods Only 25, worth Beal jon and Navy Blue Wool Dress Goods 15, Colored and Black nese Goods very latest sty! (100) picoes of beautifal Dhass donble width) d. Cachmeres onl; ts 50) Pure Silk and Over one hundred: Goods received lately. CARTERS, 711 Market Space, “The Cash Dry Gone Store.” Black Sill toned Rilke, Checked Silks, Stri ped Silke, excelent hon »Grain Black Silk only ths (Guinet minke) nality ck Slik ont Sik: worth #1.50 of colored assortment pure woul, quality # _octlétr CARD. —We are now opening a comp 41 of Fell and Winter Diya xu ODS reventionenne i rehased in New York by our Mr. BROD- i we can vontide tly assert that we have ire bee to otter better made or more y ods. Want of 5; » forbids our enumen. ating the many banwains we offer. but we tm = Bi -wool Cashmere at $3.75 up. Black Lyons! Grog Grain 31 ck French Cashmere, and Ge) Beautitul Matelanse Suntinen Tae aS ons’ Black Silk Face Velvet, $190 aud up? an Sows Se. bey =e and up. Wool Blankets, 81 per puir and ape ose Hloeant S-buttin Kid ¢ ove. 1.25 por pair. lurks best 200-yard Spool Ge H 3 a otton, Se.; 6 Spools for BRODHEAD & co. _octhtr 939 Pa. ave., bet. 9h and loth ate. NW DRY Goops. NEW CARPETS. Will open next week another immense stock of a DRY GOODS AND CARPETS, ‘ul patterns and new desizns. Dress Goods from 123¢ cts. up. Fine Novelties. pik and Col- oe ge eee ks; 800 pairs of Blanketa 2up. attractiv ‘beautif pels ever offered, from 00 ela type — Line: TTE & 00, WW. BU eor%tr Nos. 928 7th st. and 706 K at. v.00. iS THE TIME and LUTTRELL, WINE'S ey © buy gen ie Goods cheap. for Casi ONLY, and will sep-ly 1930 Pa. ave., cor. 2th 'st. C*euNe ouUT. / A large lot of first-class. 4-ply Linen at $1 per dozen; the same as is usually sold at 5 aud $3 per dozen. Fine ay y Linen Cuffs, a gt Heavy Canton F: Drawers, 50c. a ir. and perfectly fast coloee to only eee eo Cale Bitirts, 450: ready to put on at hel MEGINNISS" Branch Shirt Factory, sepl6-tr 1002 F Street nw. ee memati and fine Linen Bosoms for $1.5, ready to put on. fectly satisfactory fit euaranteed, for $2.25, ‘wonder. The “Mystery” or our A SHIRT, at 75 cents, yammatia muslin and ext his inom We consider this the cheapest SHIRT in ‘the world. The “Hannis” SHIRT at 80 cents, is made of Wam- Linen with itta muslin and twenty-one hundred linen sleeve bands. 24 = cents, is the open Front. ‘The “Great Southern” SHIRT at 90 sate as the Hanis, ouly bear We tee every article we sell to be as repre- ted oF the money will be retunned. al money EGINNISS" Buancu Sam Factory, 1002 F street n.vw. J{OCSEFURNISHING Goons. We invite special attention of Parchanere full and complete stock of HOUSEFUR! TshaNe GOODS, which we have just received, and which we “Rintneter, ‘Moquoda’ Witter. ety" drama, Tapestry Brussels and pets, in all the new ; Rtgs, Mate and Floor in j Haw Silks, Jutes, Freneb and Gain Lace Curtains in'all grades end spice mis rr, ee ‘An inspection of our stock is wollcited, HOOE BRO. & CO, sepT-ly 1323 F st., near Ebbitt House. JNO. E. KENDALL & SON, DEALERS TW COACH HARDWAESB axD BUILDERS’ Goons, 619 B street n.w., Neus B. & P. BB Dzror, Washington, D. 0. Ban Inox, Horse Saox Isom amp Nara, ‘To-Piars, Zoro, Hoes, Ene, Om Canrers, Pants, VaRxise, Macume Bectmwe, Packing amp Lacmra. 4 HL PICKRELL, Pres. J. W. DEEBLE, Bec. FOremay ETTEAnTy MPAMY. hues -<€