Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING § WASHINGTON. September 16, L880. —————_—_—_——_—_—_—— CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editer. — fhe Evening Star has@ requiar, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily payer published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily papers here added to- THURSDAY ‘Titk Stax cflice ts connected with the Telephone Advertisements, orde: by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or nixht, free of for the pape SSS ee eee Persons lesving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the sddress being changed ss often ss desired. The money m ust accompany the order {n all cases. A New Phase of the Virginia Sit The confidence with which the Virzin'a read- Prociatmed their abflity to carry the sfate, was, apparently, inspired by assur. ppore from republicans. Tue Rick fencer, arepablican paper, owned and edited by Col. John R Popham, a federal ofiee holder, bas hauled down the regular re- puditcon electoral ticket and holsted that of the . This paper takes the ground that it Is !mposstble to elect the Garfleld ticket and that, therefore, !t 1s the part of wisdom for re- Publicans to afd Mm putting the readjusters in the withdrawal Tepubitean electoral er of the readjustor3, and should one It would probably put victory in But, in the first plore, very much depends upon the Influence thie Rien- rT bas with {ts pariy. ‘Ine repubican mittes and leaders of the party may dvice of the Richmoad cond place—and it "© an fm. -an open alliance wita ight s'ar"n Mabone’s hands. ignore or repudiate the it constderattc the repubifcans, if brought abo the Cemocratie readjuster3 and di.ve them to the suppori of the reg oar ticket question but that the whit2 voters in the re adjuster party are almost unantmously for Hencock. They are sincere In the! suppoic of the demceratie presidential ticket, and wov'd Ny vote the regutar (or ian convine-d that democratic success in the stat? would be Imperiiled by thelr not doting so- ‘Toe readjuster leaders hold their followers by matnisting that thelr electoral texet commands the largest support fn the stvto, end 45 the only ore that can defeat the repubite>ns. Let this assertion be suecessfelly controverivd and the men who voted for Tilden !™ 1876 wou'd Prompt!y fgaore state fesues and suppore the regular democratic ticket. There $3 no But hereln "es the ie e'Miculty a3 long as two electoral There 1s no way of tickets rematn In the flelé demonstrat'ng which {s the stronger, and the votes will accept the assurance? of thetr re- Spective factional leaters, and thus dtvide their strength at the polls. It 13 evident, also, that a very lorge majority of the funders wou'd not esttate to vote for the readjuster electors It teved It necessary In order to carry the ‘The whtte voters of the state are, in short. earnestly ta favor of Hancock's Henee If any sori of alliance ts formed between the republicans and readjust2r leaders: fs It not Ikely that the Iaticr pariy may b2come susptcio’ might arouse thetr democratic suspicion. ‘Lae arge that Mahone 9nd b's Neu- tenants are not honest in support of Hancock, and peint tothe fact that the réatjust-r elec- tols are not bound by any of toe usual peviy forms and pledges to cast the! votes, in the fon for tue democratte ticket; that the readjuster3 refused to send delezat7s to the Cinctonatt conveation: that they watt:d vntil afier both parties hid chosen their prest- and then a reoijuater con- assembled without demccrat'e authoity and dectard thefr elecinis were for Hancock. The regulars instst that the readjuster convention decided tosuppolt Hancock, because the wh'te voters who bad siood by Mahone could not be held However, whether the Richmond republican organ succeeds or fallsin its attempt to teke the republicans over to the readjusters, its action ts bound to have some Influence upon the election in Virginia. At any rate, the paper has joined the reatjust-1c for this fight, and hss thereby weakencd any chances that may nave existed of repub'can Success and added to the prospect of reaijuster victory, 1m the event that the two democratic factions fe"l to harmontz> State for Hane the wh'te voters Tegviars now ch event of thetr el dentis! tickets, with any other name. The result In Motne presents the rathe> anom- lous feature of a v.rtua’ reput 'can defeat upon the gabcrnatorial tictet, and the election Of a legislature largely republican, and thre> republican cong .essmen out of the five to which the state fs entiticd. By the success of the repubi'eans In rezard to con- gressmen and the legislature,—and more partic- ularly the latter—shou'd have been coupled With a republican major.ty of some thousands In explataing this dis. crepancy It would scem that due weight hasnot 1 en given tothe prob'bitton vote. The * ram- candidat> for goveraor, Nye, ed b'3 uiends to vote directly 5 ya candidate for goveraor to beat Davis. No doubt many of them did so, to Davis was Intense, because chery to them in failing to fons of the stringent Mquor the law of proportion on the governorship. rod” temperan ‘States that he adv Pisist-4, the tu: Of his alleged tre enforce the pro’ law. They were also ve.y 2 the republican caae'date for Congre: by the'r opposition Phe ¢ oa occurs now §s!3 will vote 1a jat> of their own ‘Neal Dow—but m the fleld for the presid ley may conclude not t9 throw away thelr votes Hancock or Gar- soundness of but vote for either ig to the relative m the itquor q ets !n Matne will throw away any her of tuelr vot presidency — will carcy ou! S of the fasion to get the gi BR, and the de ozrats the US. ts, through the faliure insist upon the s the orly rematning plum of €lectoral ticket Impatience a the bargatn, the There are sitas, howe ong the greenb: ontributed two vo the democrats, the latt2r should be clatm!ng al! lory. Should the prohibitiontsts and any mamber of the gc Maice stvnd by the'r national tickets Ind vember, Mr. Blatne’s task tn saving the state for Gattleld wil! be greatiy staptiting ——__-~ee- Opposition to the code duello ts growing In South Carolma, At a democr: held recently 1a Mat.un county, Messrs. Julius H. Evans aud Jobn M. Power insisted upon being heard In spite of the chairman’s rulings, and otherwise behaved Mm a dtsorderly manner. Capt. Gilchrist, sergeant-at armsof the conven- ction of the body, ex} This wounded their need Gilchrist to fight ‘hrist refused to “ violate h‘s vows to society and to God,” by fightine adueL A Mecting of citizens was exlic tended, whereat resolutions Christ for his refusal to fight adopted. The resolutions asa “relic of a barbarous mode of Settling ait- ferences between man and man,” ang called upon the governor to remove Evans }-om the position be holds as trial Justice of the county, because be sent a challenge, considerable Uon, and by dir Gtsorderly patr by force. honor, and Evans challes and lszely at commend g Gil- Were unantmously denounced the code ‘The retuias from Ms‘ne furnish a datly sur. Prise. The last one ts the repori that Davis, ly t> emerge from the back- ‘ds ofthe state with a majority. It 1s ar- r hat the heaviest losses to the repubil- thie coast towas of the stata, “318 suffering from the decay of Fepubitean, is ik DOUGLASS’, Oth street, St. Cloud Building. MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR, FerLa¢ier, Children, snd eereemee ie — aa sand st the very lowest pricss P an Chilien's UNION DRESSES and WOOL UNDER: KR’ “ijn exewination of qualities and prices a:lieited. DOUGLASS, repl6 Sth streez. Hy, Horret. TAILOR, Cut,"Make end Trim fine Garments a_specialty., Room 6,8t. Cloud Building, cor. 9th and F sts 816. 'UESEUL’S ICE CREAM, ICES AND UHARLOTTE RUSSE Are Aiwave the Best. OYSTERS and STEAKS the finest to be had. Great assortment of fine CAKES and PASTRY. WEDDING CAKES a specialty. Open ti 11 p. m. sep16-1m 1427 NEW YORE AVENUE. ———— Vv yM. HNABE & CO.’S WORLD-BE- ROWNED PIANUS. New stock or riving. Tianos and Organs at great bar-| 08. Tuning, renajring and moving. EICH™NicACi'S Plano Wererooms, 6lm No. 42:3 AAth st., above Pa. ave. KER'S, 206 10th st. lime, Cement, Plaster, Fitch, Hair, 2.4 Ges Ter No.2, Roofiug Tins, Feit, Gi Kocfipy and Repairing done. Moth proof C Fet. rire tick and Clay. sepl "YT HESSHPENTER’S AND BUILDER'S BUSI- NESS heretofore conducted under the firm me of Batters & Uavis will be continued by JE- ROM: M. DaVIS, 615 Pst. n.w. itt TA EET Davis & cos VKIGHT GRAND PIA Nos a LD KxNOWSED asp UNEQUALLED. f the Celebrated H4sRkDMA} the only reliat made, aL D*® GooDs, CARPETINGS, &C. New Fall and Winter DRY GOOD3 and CARPET- INGS | 6-4 Navy Blue and Grey FL $1.00. 81.16 and $1.25. BLACK SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS aud BEOCADES, BLANKETS, FLAN NELS and MERINO UNDERWEAR, ' OASH- MERES, MERINOES, ZEPHYR and ‘OHOODA OLOTHS: 500 Doz. Ladies and Misses’ FANCY HOSE. Carpets on second and third floors. Iu- lense stock thronzhont our large store W. W. BURDETTTE Sepl5 St N co., #28 7th st. & 706 K st. pusrina CARDS. PLAYING CARDS. HART'S ROUND CORNERED PLAYING OARDS. Alarge Steck just received, at BEALL’S Bookstore, sepl5-3t 495 Penna. ave. KOEHLER’S FRENCH AND AMERICAN « BAKERY, No. 417 6th st. s.w., opposite Jef- terson School Building. All kinds of Bread, Pies and Cakes delivered to any part of the city. Fre) Bread a speci: Branch Depot—VELATt's Oo: FECTIONERY, No. 620 9th at. n.w., opposite U. Putent Office Onr Bread speaks for itself. sepl5 2w* Uu™ SUALLY ATTRACTIVE LINE or UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS. Ovr Stock or CARPETS. FLOOR CLOTHS, DKUGGETS, MATS, &c. Is unsurpassed by any in the city. Hsndeome live cf LAE CURTAINS Just re- ceived. Low prices, polite attention an satisfac- tion guaranteed. SINGLETON & HOEKE, Fepls No. 801 Market Space, ee RCO FULL SUPPLY OF KEBL'S LAN- GUAGE LESSONS, and al: other SOHOOG OOKS, at the lowest prices, wholesa'e and retail, at BHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTOR: sepl5 St Cor. 4% #t. and Pennsylvanii — CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE UNITED STATES. Lyon Gros Grain BILK (all silk), 65. Hecular made Extra LoneBalbrigyan HOSE, $1.50 box. PLATDS in great variety. Lonsdale OA M- BRIO (genuine), 12'gc. Knotted Fringe all Linen TOWELS, 250. "Entire Stock squally cheap at BRODHEAD & CO.’S OLD STAND, sepl5-3t* 1205 F st., bet. 12tn and 13th. EDUCATIONAL. FANGLU GERWAN Wiss BERTHS PETSOH, FOR Gitis Oh BMALL BOYS, 936 VY ATIONAL WANTS. ANTED—A firat-c'ass ‘St 738 10th et.n.w. ANTED—To Kext—A sta.ing terms, A . 31 ANTED—1 xe'xe ST to DANIKL HANNAN, corne= EDUCATIONAL. BOF. & MEN. LL. E. C. CO: BOWS. Non 124t 1 stewst be al . ¥. OPEN cn WEDSESDAY, ‘September 224, 1830. uction in the French langni fod after schocl hours, by Prof. Qollisre [TBE PREP: __FOR RENT AND SALE. QR RENT—To x FOOME, with or witaous Board. HOO! os = SCHOOL OF rat arte DBESSMAKR. Apnly lemen, pleasant Farniehed &OHUOL FOR 90d PIANO. Add eis, MEDICAL COoLLEaE— | 2= MEDICAL era SURGICA'. CLINICS will com tence at Pr sidence Hospital at 10 o'clock SUN- DasY MORNING, ee BR RENT —Handcomely furnisted, secon: FRONT BOOM; southers ory tare, No. ONECUTTER: G, the 19th instant. 27 HE AUT SCHOOL, OF THE WAsH- INGTON AKT ULUB reo; “Vernon Row,” corner 10th ani BUBNETT, Assi DERGARTEN NORMAU INSTI- ‘UTE, for the training of teachers, with model Kincergartens and advanced “re. LOUISE PU POLLOCK, 31: ARMSTRONG, Professor of the Piano pupil of Prof. Dr. Lebert, of the Royal atory, Stuttgart, Germany. tention paid to bewinners as to the finishin; Piploma of proficiency Koyal Conservatory. Stnttwart. Best American Teferencer. Terms innderate. For particulars ad dress or call between the houra of 2 and 4 p.m No. 1133 10-h st. n.w. ‘OR SALE—A Bancais—FRAW®, 1/20 31 <.. five roors for part if desir: TORY SCHOOL COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON, A. M., Ph. D., cas instructor in History ‘aud the English Dena. Prof. ANDRE’ , GUE, A. M., In- structor in Latin, ©) MONTAGUE, c ANTHONY H. JANUS, German. Prof. HABR\ G. DAVIS A. B., Instructor in OMe, 5 HO REED DORE D rof. J. HOw. GO. Minie Cokes! affords a thorough is School affords a tho. PI Col full course extends throngh four years, but it furnishes aleoa Hixh School course, oceuns ing two years, for puyils who. pleted their studies in the cemmon Envlish branch- es, cither in the Pubsic Schools or elsewhere. ‘The sestion opens on the 8th of September. Charge for the whole year, payable quarterly in ‘bere are no extra charges. ies or further information address the pal, Colleze Hill, above 14th street. ANTED—Two commaniciting Furnished ROOMS, with Board for two persons. Crees Box 86, Star offi ANTED— IuaentaTety — Three fir DRESSMAKERS and two 4PPREN M'me GO. CORE)’S, 1116 8th st nw. ANTED—A neat, active whits GIGL to assis in housework and take careof a child. ply at 1849 bth st now. ANTED—A yourg man wants SI! UAST clerk, salestnan or boo! keeper; best city ref- dress E. 8., dfar ofti: 3. ANTED—By a compete. t hand a SITUALI ON er OF eperator on Sinver ms October 4, Peons ave. In- in charge, or JNO. L. ROUSE, containing piue room, at don the ma st furoished, situ ant: Apply at Riggs House o! ‘OB RENT—Sixroom HOUSE 1a07 lithe 4)t0, 8 BLIOK HOUSE. N02 uLtul park. Anply 1105 classes, ‘opans reulais call on the Princi ae 2K, 929 Sth st. Instructor in Dw. ; reut $13 OR RENT_T5 Hi st nw nicked KOOMS end fi tas suituble for two gentlemen or gentle modern improvesiente. R KRENT— That very chicice for HOUSE, 14C$ 16th et, near modern improvements, nine rcoms and bath. ® Tnavire at the house. 1745 F tt. a w., ne rooms and cr’. i mode-n imnroveme DANENHOWER & 1 instructor in yaneed vupila. a8 but? mhole worl Apply 1108 26th st now. y ANTED_For thes’ cer =a Far V ‘ished HOUS® 0: cis torah tomas bend Scriplicn ata prics io Box 76, Star office. yy ANTED—A eme"l ROOM in a priva’s family & yovrg man where he can fortso1 shome. Address JNO., Star office. ANJED—By agentewan a Furaishet ROOM far‘'w not tro ing manent if svit d. Address J. B tory BRIOK ‘who have com: seatt Restos on OF TRE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. JAMES 0. WELLING, LL.D., Me WALTER 8. COX, LL. THE Law OF REAL REXT—A fine BASEMEN y M.C_A. Building, ‘ jo A. 8. PRALT & SON, 401 9ta et now. ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY *ACAD- PA., opens September 8th. fers to Gen. E. F. Beale, Com. 8. PB. Carter, and Mesrrs..B. 0. Hew- itt, Wm. H. Beiley add James of the Academy in Washington. EMY, CueszE! ewrees coliferred. ee ANTEL —Ton youvg LADI®S, neat sewers, to One colored BOY. with M'me LEGARYVIN, 907 Fesnayivects “ > M WILLIAM A. M PROFESSOR OF BQUIT MON Law anv Eq AURY, LU.D., learn Dresemaking. NT. sirsbie ROOMS, band hensekecping, to small faaiiy withdu aLauite en premises. Xk RENT-ROUSE «f ten roome, R.w. ; in zond repair: toa gow tena t Lrug Store corier D aud 2d sisy tw. G. Payne, patrons ington. (EO. HYATT, President. \BE CEDARS—A HOME YOUNG LaDIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— Willreopen cn ‘the 87H OF SEPTEMBER. Situated Fersuial tan ian tree athe aS ie location is at once at esith- and accessible. A few additional Boarding Pu- ‘Terma moderate. lars address the MISSES EA\ and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.0. AVERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H st. n. w.—Boarding and Day School for Y« La- dies and Children. Session opens Sept. 20th. tores and Seminary. LIPSOOMB, Principal. HE ADJUNCT-PROFESSOR of Latin in the OOLUMBIAN COLLEGE would be vlad ‘secure private pupils or to teach in a city school wed at the College. English and Lower Mathe- matics. References—The President and Faculty of the College, Gen. Garfield, Speaker Randail, 'W. W. Corcoran, Prof. Gen. Alvord and’Hon. Wm. Addi - MONTAGUE, INSTITUTE AND KIN- EN, Mirscs POLLOOK and NOERR, Fducation thorough in all depart- ments. Normal claes for ladies. SEPTEMBER 22D. TASTY D—Sme'lcomplet ly-f0" or five ROOMS for houcexc oping; rent Address immediateiy G. L., Sts ashed HOUSE OF PARTNERSHIP, LEXANDER 8. HAGNEB, LL.D., RON CRIMINAL Law. { F APPLEBY, Es JUDGE oF Moor Court axp AS: 1 Leoat Practice. The exercises of this Nch-ol will be rest the Law Building of the University (Jad between D and # street PND WEDNE«DAY IN OUTOBER ( m., whe opening ad- Profess srs, snd when be mcderat >. ANTED —A YOUTH, who has had sme ox « rience in ihe Do. on busiress, to mal self ureful in a wholesalastire. ‘Al: Apply 313 9th st.n.w. VANIFD—To Reet—A HOUSE or © even ROOMS, with mod imps., for by a email family, nor. stating tems, #ox 89, Star offi 9 —Colcred MAN Oyster Stuc! and fry; wae.s 85 per waves $15 per month. **E; C.E. PRICE & CO.* ANTED—By a respectable white Girla ii AVION #7 chambermaid; would assist witn warhing end S~onin; ood reference.» Aj 6, Essex Com, bet. 6th and 7th, H aud Is ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with reliable ‘ther Help; Cook With referoncss, at si P. McDONALD & ‘OR RENT, AND RACES OF VaTE AND AT AUOTTO: sped on the Ist and 15th of eve OS. E. WAGGAMAN MAN as porter. Equare, Sth stre-t, ber 13th) st six o'clock Greases wil! be made by t Undergraduates of the previous year, as weil as hew students, are invited to he pressut. ‘The enure charg for tuition. lectures, and all facilities of the School, in ita Undervr:dttate De artment, is eighty dollars for a siawle yesr, or one ara fortwo years, pa: or ia monthly instaiments, at Fa} a {OR RENT_—To a rev toiiers’ Home, suitable for Dairy and attic due! inj west loci; ‘On. Ade y. FARM near Book and ‘Drags Qolored bead W ployment 4weney, OR RALE—Curar—Terme: sree $15 mouth! mndred and fifty do advance, half year] the option of students. i efor the Post-graduate course in practice, covering a period of nine months, is 825. By particular invitation, bein: from more than seventy graduates in law and members of the bar, the Hon. Alexander B Hag- fe Justice of the Supreme Court nnmbia, will deliver ® Special Course of Lectures on Criminal Law duriag the The Lectures will be xi ‘Shureday evening cf each week at 7 o'clock, and the general theory of tue course will be explained by Jndge Hayner at {he opaninz of the achool on Sth of October. ‘Lhe special fee-for this course hew seven-room HOUSE, , water and bath rom theast, noar East Cant th of Lincoln Pa: ard cne block nor nm October Ist. J. W. STARR, during hours not en; respon eto call fer vants and a3 and Nurse>, ), corner bth and Its. n.w. ‘OR RENT—Dr-ck HOUSE, 13 rooms, modern improve Lith et..or at Drug store cor. 13th st n.w. ‘OR RENT—1wo or three desirable eating ROOMS on secoud for, {1 unfurnished, private family. Apply at 115 lath fall, Supt. J. O. Wi'sor, jambien Col- us? ents. Apply atl of the District of © Sesion of 1se)"S1. ANTED—A young MAN of good education desiring to study medicine, d willing to make b: may learn of a favorable dressing Box 93, Star offic yy ANTED—A firet-claes PRESSMAN, who fully understands working the Hoe Rot: chine; must be competent to count and dalive accuracy and rapidity. A: - who can write {mseif services le opporeanity by ad- ‘OK RENT—Three nnfurnished ROOMS. Beit Hoe pass the door rmobth;reut in advance, semi-monthly. 101 School reopsus 3127 18th st. n-w. HE ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—The third ‘annual ecssion will open Sept. 18. Boys, and rie, bexinping and advanced. wiilenjoy the ‘‘New lethed of Training." Z. RIOHARVB, Pr'l. 4u26-1m ETHEL CLASSICAL AND TAMLY ACADEMY.—Address, for Catalogue, M. G. SMITH, Supt.. 8025-1m* Bethel Academy P.O., Fauquicr co., Va. SENDORFF will reopen. her SCHOUL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, M( DAY, September 6th, at M. P. Church, and back porch Catalc nies may be had on ap W. HW. & O. H. MOB) atthe National savines Bank, cor. N. Y. 15th et. ; or by addresing the Prosident of the Fac- pplication to Measra. ISON, 475 Penna. 'T—A suite of ROOMR on second or third floor, unfurnished, or partly furnished, je for light housekeeping. modern improvements. Excellent local: a! printed matter wit! dress Box 145, Star offic, for one week. ANTED—By a first-class Dreesmaker WORK at home or would go out by day or week. ply 1703 19th st. nw. yy ANTED—To Bvy—A second-hand PIANO at $58 to $1U0 cash; wuet be a bargain. Address PIANO-FORTE, Star cflice. ‘4 ) ANTED—Three large or four small Unfur- nished ROOMS on second fi with location and price, Box 18, Star office. 615-3) yy ANTED—A GIRL to cook, wash and iron and assist in general housework in a small family Apply at No. 15188 st.n. House with all N ACCOMPLISHED AND REFINED % Lady will vive lessons in vocal music; also in persons desiring t» make u h a specialty; best Addrets E. H., 11151 st. n.w. OYS'S ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY will BEOPEN MONDAY, + A regular drill for boys frou 9am. to 3 p.m in common English, Latio i Yrice $4 to 8 per moith. Phono- it 83 per month, ‘OR RENT—Three story and basement DWELU- I}G HOUSE in a very healthy and desirable Furnished or unfurnished or in suits For particulars appl: Fs preuces xiven. ‘icdern improvements. 20th, at 321 Pa. {OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1014 10thet. now. ail modern improvements, dry ceilara with stable, all in premites are very centrally located, being within 3 ures Of 4 lines of street cars. Apply at pretmis erat No. 143% Corcoran st CLECTIC SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND WALL BUYS.—The sevent annual session mmence MONDAY, tept. ‘Miss EMILY E. HUN 47TH ST.—M lle V. PRUD *HOMME’S Claeses re-open September 20th and Uc- yy the natural method. 36, 45.65 p.m. Terms mover- ntawes Off-red to pupils who tike the whole courre. Private lessons if desired. an30. }CHEEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN ‘AL MUSIO. Particular attention to T8, 88 Well as those wishing to be hers. ‘Terms moderate. rom 4to 9 p.m. Private lessons at special rates men or Jadies trained for competi CHASE KOYS, A.M. ABINUS DANCIN ESTREEI, wer. Yr 5 WILL OPEN SATURDAY, Serr. 25rn, 1830, For the reception of pupi's, when Mr. h. G. MA- RIN] wi'l orgauize nis classes for the coming sea All bis former pupils are iovited to a tend on For particulars sce Circular. 1880, at 210 A acher-a21-1m* references required. ve examinations. M.D. —By a colored Boy a SITUATION as driver in a private family, or to do housework of any kind; best of refercs 8, Anacostia, D.U. J ANTED—A white Protestant WOMAN to do chamberwork and take careof children. Iz quire at 1910 Harewood avenue, Le Droit Park fober 14th. French tauyht airn’s Building, corner 15th <t Hours 11 a.m. Locstiou among the very best picants will leave 3 H st , and the aid New York ave in the city for any business. Lame and address in writing at cuner will call on them immediately. VOK RENT—Eleant APARTMENT. second and third floors mo#ern improvements; at 1 McBherson Square. ‘Ok SALE—Terms 856 cash and $13 monthly, five-room HOUS®, with gas, water and sewer- No. 1113 Park Place n.e, e bicck north of Addrets JNO. H. ANTED—To Boy—A small six to eizut-room HOUSE, corner preferred; mast bea bar- Addres3 L. TASKER, No. W. FLYNN, S- will open afternoos c every «rade of advancement. Mathowstics Greek, French, Germen, Ens! BookKceving. "Evening classes continue as hereto- ¢ ‘Special atiention to prepa- ration for collewe, West Point, Annapolis and all ccmpetitive examinations. M., 702 5th streetn w., JASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- KY—A BOARDING AND DAY SOHUOL FOR, YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN—Will be opened at 1023 12th st_n.w., MONDAY, September ), 1880. Circulars at the principal Bookstores. and at 1023 and 1037 12th st. n.w. 1. D. 1H. ER and Miss M. 0. DOUGLAS, Principals. au2-2m 1; @ cash purchaser. 413 10th zee: yy ANTED—An street cars; ont do general house industrious WO- ut, incumbrances, to nurse and ork. Apply in person at Sher- man Place, 14th et. road, Mt Pleasant. ANTED—A six or seven-room HOUSE on vy Yard; the front room to pseasa store: payin advance if nec: ssary. ost office. State price and loca- fore at $5 per month. Private lessons on mod- BND, 321 455 ND MHS. ALFRED BUJACS 1 ISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1012 17th st. n w. of this echool will be resumed on the 20TH oF SEP- APITAL 5 J Thorough instructi EMINA B’ } 4 ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Capitol Bill or N: oR KALE OR RENT—502 East Gapi KCOMB and two bath-roome, lat every room; front and back stairs, House heated by furnace. For terms, apply to JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st. n.w. 2w ‘OR RENT—To GextLEMeN—Larve well-venti- isted handsomely furnished ROOMS, second and third floors, 920 New York ave. ; four lines of care. ‘OR RENT—li7 Maryland av of well furnished HOUSE, 13 rooms snd Furniture in good condition; locati uble. Rent moderate. T dress A. B., City Removed from 204 ‘*F." Bchool ton. 20th. For further information address ‘Mrs. J. E. SOMES, Principal. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of 7th and L. sts. n w.—This institution a progressive and successful experience of 16 ears. It educates young men and women for use- Its graduates secure profit. Course of study and English Laucuaxe, ees Arithn etic, Spencerian Practical Péhmanship, large ary cel- ANTED—In o comfortable w: wivate family, located within king distance of the State De- partment, a furnished sccond-story Front ROOM, with Beard, for a lady and chil Address X.E. SINESS COLLEGE.— on in all branches taught in Bimilar institutions. Prof. L. TWITOHELL havin: Jeased, remodeled-and furnished the Congress Hal Building, located on A street 8. will reopen the College Septei struction, regular course, from 7 to. vate instruction, special branches, daring the day. prepared for Civil Service * refereacas given ‘Star offica. 815-3" ANTED—An ASSISTANT FHARMAOIST. Apply at Drug Store 824 12th st.n.w. sel4 it” ANTED—A COOK, WASHER and (RONER. Apply at 607 E st.n.w. be and required. conventent to ber 15, Class in- 9:30 p.m. Pri- raolness and. self-su positions of trust an raining comprises n.6., part or all ONCH’S BAND AND ORCHESTRA is now prepared to furnish MUSIC on all ocvasions. Resicence, 608 H st. nw. Orders received at Music Stores. seplt CcABD. ‘The facilities of the Swiss Laundry exceed those of sli other Laundries in this city combined, and we claim onr work is the best, both in color and legance of finish. i LACE CURTAINS. Qur superior facilities enable usts donp Lace Cur- tains the sameas new. This work isdone by ournew process without the usual rieks of mutilating the Curtain. | Carpet Oovers of any size Laundered without ripping. COLLARS AND GUFFS. There is no possible excuse for longer wearing tumbled down and wrinkled collars. Our work in this Hine cannot be approached in this city ; we wive s uniform finish and beaut fal color. ‘The pubbe are cordially iavited to inspect the Rorkings cf onr model Laundry, the only instita- tion of the kind south. IBA GODFREY, Jr., scpls-at 1322 F street. jyoseesem HID GLOVES. Special attention given to Millinery Orders. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, sepll Nos. 631 and 633 D st. FOUR PER CENT. MONTHLY DIVIDEND, payable on the Ist day of each month in cash, will be paid to each stockholder of the Wall ‘Street Railroad Stock and Bond Purchasing ema gbany. Cavite’, 21,000,000. Sbares #10, unassessable, for sale at par. Write to WALL STREET STUCK CUMPANY, 53 E e luce, New York. sepli-eo! GILVER JEWELRY. iy Have just received s lara assortment of SILVER LACE PINS, EAR KINGS, BANGLES, LOOKETS, CHAINS, COMBS, SLEEVE LUTTONS, &c., at New store of SAM’L LEWIS, Jewrtrn, E215 Pa. ave, Established 1840. sapls PFEVUPEP BanGains IN SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS. COLORE! OLOKE 81.59, $2, 82 59. Brand,” ranging from &1. 2.50. BONNET and TAPISSIER BLACK SILK SLACK arti COLORED BROCADED SATI BLACK and COLORED BLACK SATINS, at #1 COLOBED SATINS. BLACK VELVET: 126, BLD, 8 GLACK ALL-SILK VEL! GOLORED VELVETS, **New STRIPED and BROOADE V NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. S@-Ovr Northern and Eastern correspondents are sending us **New Supplies” daily. §?-AN EARLY INSPECTION I8 SOLICITED. 5R-*‘ONE PRICK ONLY," MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna. Ave., cor. 9th st. Established 1840. sepll Bookkeeping, by single and double entry, to every variety of business; Business ‘Pr: the making out and’ exchan, business papers, cash and keepin; tures. Di DAY, AUGUST 3 ISS HARROVER'S SCHOOL Fo Ladies and Children, MONDAY, September 13th For circulars apply or address PKINCLPAL, 1336 Lt.n.w. 8. E. L. JENSEN WILL RESUME HER A instructions to Misses and Boys at her new residence, 204 F st. The Misses’ Department will be conducted separate by a competent assistant. ANTED—A first-class VEST MAKER OR RENT—A completely and handsomely fur- other but a good hand need apply st 1730 nished modern HUOSE of medium size, and in @ very derirable locality. Kent low to a carefal tenant. Address K. L., Star office. KR RENT—No. 613 H street DWELLING, 12 rooms, all modern ©. GREEN, Koom 3, 412 Elocution and Lec- Eyening Bessions begin MON- 0, 1880. For information and terms call at the College or address HENRY 0. SPENCER, Principal. 16 SBO! Y’S BOARDING AND Mi pey wonoou FOR, YOUNG LADIES aN ee ‘Will reopen at 943 M st. n.w., Co KINDENGARTEN ae Nurs EES fourth years eee , SEPTEMBER ISTH, 1860.” Fer circn- fireand. to tte Principal, GUR- ANTED—By the lst ef October, two or three Unfurnished ROOMS for gentleman and wife; state price. Address Box 112, Star offica. ‘ANTFD—For a quiet Lady, 8 ROOM or Room and Board, with a private family, centrally Kcested, on modcrate terms. Address A. “Co geutiemen onli furnished FRONT ROOM. A handsomely and no children. Terms moderate. ROOF. LABKROG oh Instru Borbenre University, Paria. French tanht as elegant ahd highly edneated Parisian ethod easiest. iG toncExown UNIVERSITY. THE SOHOOL OF LAW Orens for the annual term of 1890-81 WEDNES- Day EVENING, October 6th, at six o'clock, in the n.w, in Washington city Regular couree of two years, Fifty Dollars per an- num; Fost Graduate course, Twenty-five Dollars. For particulars address WM. HENRY DENNIS, Secretai 915 F st. n.w , Washington, ISS MARY TUCKER MAGILL WILL asses in Elocution October lst, 26 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ANTED—A sober and industrious MAN, with asmell family, to drive milk wagon; J. W. DAVIS, 51 Con- NAPITOL HILL VOR KENT—No. 405 ler Gr. s.£.—A neatly far- ished HOUSE coutsiniog seven rooms, ¥ith improvements. Apply on the premises. ence required. erees st., Georgetown. ANTED-—White and colored WOMEN to cook, wash and iron: wees 88, $10 and $12. For country, colored Woman cook; $9. White W% to sew and teach children. 926 F ntleman and wife or a suite of furnished Rooms Room, at a moderate price; Termanent if suited. Address Box 8, Star office. lara and information, NELIA F. BOYDEN, ‘TO. ACADEM Building, cor. 7th ard E sts. n. joys and Young Men. Number limited. Only scholars of .good moral character recaived. Fall term of 1880 beens September 6th. Oarefal and thorough instruction in the Common Eng'ish Shorthand, Higher , Latin and Greek. BUBTON eae ‘Ok RENT—Ar 825 Yer Mcnta—HOUNE Ne. 1213Gst. Keyeec joining. Inquire 926 Lou- irisna avenue. Lecture Hail, 9) and one unfurnished 30ARDING. OR RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur- nished, pleasant location, at Nos. 314. 316 and S18, Indieua ave. Also first-claes mcnth SARAH FLAGLER. 'OR RENT—Handsomely furnished ROOMS, en suite or single. Lecation desirable; half square irom Capitol. Table Board. 115 nee. Book-keeping, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geomet: Day, and evening sessions. ANTED—At the Architect's n.W., two reepectable YOU become practical epgineers and architects. sol3-4t* \ ANTED—FOBNISHED HOUSE, six to eight room, centrally locatea for two years from December i; no chidren. Address Bi ce. BOARD $15 per OF. J. MAX MUELL) Coat and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Mu- Sical Director St. John’s Xpiscopal Ohurch. 2023 Maseachusetts avenue n.w. 150 A YEAR, BOAKD AND TUI- TION, Fomale Seminary, itary College (¥ For cataiownes, at her residence, HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, ‘The Columbian O-lege opens September 8. The Medics] rchool opens October 4. ‘The Law School opens Uctober 13. For cataloxu:s or further information addrees JAMES 0. WELLING, LL. Meryland sve. Military Academy, cone Mew), Haddon- esa Rey. T. M X, B. D.. REV. T. MAXWELL BRILL . ANTED—FAM}LIES to furnish with RELI- ABLE SERVANTS; try ns: TSE offers Food ROOMS, girls; SEAMSTRESSES for exty HE TREMONT HOU! T ‘with first-class Fe per month; house is well furnished; table first- clase, and coolest location in the city. clase, nd coolest location in the city. “aus24-lm NNEE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th et, n.w., is one jest and best conducted Boarding Houses in the caty. , Transient Boatdess acoomme: ABLE f SERVANTS of all sorts; and coun! ran with roft 0. E. PRICE & CO. ANTED—MILi1 Aus BOUNTY LAND WaAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLATMS, and all kinds of LAND SCRIP, for which highest rates ill ia. Mi AM "J. JOHNSTON, Attor- 1, LeDroit Buildins WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED-YOUR BUIT OF CLOTHE’ TO CLEAN. Give you the very best work or uo Send them > 1009 F et. Dolisr and a Helf Suit Cleaning Depot. ANTED—5, 060 WIN CER SUITS of CLOTHES, to clean at the ‘*BO38" GLEANING DEPOT, ‘Goods called for and OSSY¥YLN SEMINARY, 903 16th ST. 2 w., near Lafayette Park Soardi School for Young 1 adics, litle Girls and Boys unde commence Sept. 15th, Circulars may be obtained at the book stores MITH, Princtpal. ss atta NAtronaL UNIVERSITY, Kutberford B. Hay. Btates, Chance‘lor Ex-Officio. LAW DEPARTMENT. FACULTY OF LAW. m. A: thur MacArthur, President of the Faculty. 1 rofeawor of Practic Comrbercial and Maritime La » Professor of Pleading President of the United Houses in the city. dated at reasonable terms. BUSINESS CHANCES. OOD FARM FOR EXCHANGE FOR O1Iy near Burk's Station. Fairfax conuty, WM. H. MAIN BRO., corner 3st. and Pennsylvania ave. OQUSES WANTED Fourteenth year wil MIES B. ROSS, Assistant. ‘HARLUTTE HALL SCHOOL, / Mary's county, Md.—¥ali Seesion begins Sep- tember 6. Board and Tuition, $75 in advarce for each session of five months. WM.T.BRISCOE, Secretary to the Board. al7-Im" MERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT OLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL Be 14th st., between I and K streets, EDNE=DAY, September 8th. x JUNG, Principal, Es B. YO) ofs lath street. OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies and Children. Board and tuition $150 per annum. Languages and mu‘ic extra. 6'h session begins Sept. 20th. Oirenlars obtained at the Btaroffice. Mre.M 8.Sowle, Rocky le, Md. a7 2m* WN FEMALE COLLEGE, J.—Beautiful location, healta: ‘h christian and wisel OWEN, A. M., Pres’ nce, William B. Webn, dence, and Equ Euvere Osrusi, ic4q., Professor of the Law of Real operty, Contracts, and Neotia- ‘The Law Departme-t will reopen MONDAY, Yep- tember 20, 1850. LITERARY DEPARTMENT. (ormerly of Miami Ui ‘ast Tennessee Uni dj at and Modern Languages ae dejartment will open MONDAY, October For Circulars address ‘We can rent immediaiiy prices ranuing from $15 to $60 permenth. Rent in advance. ji ‘fUDD & HANDY apd Pereoual’ Pr bie Instrumente. Price only $1.50. BELL OR TRADE FOR © a FARM suitable for a dairy the Bladensburg rozd. Address FARM, For Circulars, &e ANTED_FRATHERS to _renova'e, MAT- a eomter os 2 RES+ES to remake, M@THS to exterminate from furniture, at A. H. OHACE & BRJ.'S, 616 La. avenue, next to city post office. NTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larze r small quantities. Highest cash price paid. $21 Pen'a ave., between Sdand 45 sts. ug 20 yy ANTED—-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches OHACE BRO., 616 Louisiana avenue. TO RENOVATY, Darius Lyman, M. A. VERY CHEAP. BRICK HOUSES on 4% st.. z " . Must be sold to set ER, corner 44 and FOLYTEOH IC DEPARTMENT. —Hon. Arthur MacArthur, Lu. D. Endlich, Ph. D ORDENTO' ful, home-lik yE ARN AUTHORIZED TO PUR- chase several HOSES in prices not over ots. of. of sisthomatics, Civi jotany and Na- y ANTED — FEATHERS Mattresses to remake and fine uj IN id ayenue, Opposite Willar: be HOWFE & SOP, 1212 F st. new. = SHAR DF; Saanus Moth exterminated by tural History. No. 1493 Penneylvan! INSTITUTE, he hihest grade, the departments o} » Music, etc., with re- PISCOPAL FEMALE ‘Winchester, V1 Wi cipal. A chartered in with experienced teachers in English, Modern Lan ¢ wee a ia) ites 3D ught by adaressing OAS#, Star citice. a ‘OK SALE—The STORE and DWEULI enst corner of 7th and L sts. n.w abe Restaurant Duviness. ‘OS. SURVEYING Bunge September 20th. dimitied on examination to any class ua ited toenter. Catalccues sre now. 'y be obtained from the Secretat niversity, or on application to Prof. Benton, at the Lecture ave., from 4 to 5 p.m. ECHOOL CF GEOTO Opens OUTOB: Bpxctat Oxasses, Day and Evening, in Chemis- Phy, Botany, Natural History ing. (iucluding Geometrical be organized eari: M AND O1VIL ENGIN ‘This school recpeus MONDAY Riudents sre a they may be q' yANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT I SELLA first-clses Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a great deal cheaper than a com= mon Lew suit can be bought, at Ko. 619 D st. mew or at Branch wor N So. . 2.W-, or at Branch Store, N B.—We buy but first cla hand Clothing. LOST AND FOUND. ST—On September 13, 1880, a small Fomale SKY TERKIER DOG. A’ liberal reward will be paid if returned to 1022. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SOHOUL, vresbyterian Church, 4! Circulars, with testi further information Street, opens Se} adcress the Princiy al, Lock Box 535. J. W. HUNT, A. M. it. JOSEPH KASPAR, Bolo Conservatory ‘of Prague, and Paris, desires to inform the impart Thstruction on the Viotin aleo be eugawed for coucerte: »ply at Music Store Rooms, 1419 New York QPEOIAL. be: ‘We have several GREAT BARGAINS in small BRICK HOUSES, paying from ten th fifteen 5 gent cp rice atk. "alco, three of four Great Da ¢ in large property ‘rom §' 000. ePeirable s REAP LOTS for sale or excasze in all paris of the city. Mi ci NI] ee INERALCGY AND B 11th, 1880. il of Bauret, of Natural Philos Mechanical Drawii PTEMBER 16TH. of Ellis & Co., 937 Pennsyl- RAVES’ SCHOOL, _f. creas Hall, A ae: pear 3 at AVES. eelcith FOULON WILL hool September “uth. French, and French and guarantee to make terms MUNEY TO LOAN in any sum at 6 ies WB BOMFOND & Gu., 1116 F 1K SALE—FARM of 160 acres in Montromery unty, 9 miles from city, 3¢ mile from K. i. station; ood buiidings; thoroughly cultiva’ 1,200 peach, 900 pear: td Jow to an immed CO., 1115 ¥F st. n.w. r Perspective) will CCTOBEB, of which future announcement will be Catalogues may be cbtsined and students may artmeLtat the ofice of the Secretary ON, 509 7th st. n.w. HE MISSES KERB WILL RE-OPEN their SCHOOL MUNDAY, September 20th. apply 908 12th st. n.w. sep6-2w* ‘—A Black and Tan TERRIER DOG, named ion a red leather collar, d bell sttached. A liberal, Teward will be paid for his return to 818 Connecticut ave. ‘ABD—Lostorstolen from Tunlaw Fara, Gordon SETTER BITOH. The reward will ba paid for her return, ye: hi with tag (846) an, Rev. J. A. GRAVES, MOISELLE LL, » her Freneh Day scl ANCHES taugbt in Japcuage only spoken at school. in grapes. Wi tomer W. EB SUicarLy DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. We are also offering Lower ran Even ‘TERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCES axp GARDEN VASEs, of our Ows Maxuractune. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey Avenue, aug23 Nesp B. & O. Depot. T° CLOSE STOCK. A Lor ENGLIsH Sutsnis AND COMBS AT Cost. W, S. TEEL, seplt 935 Pennsylvania avenue. QO BUNPRED Palms Bors’ nore, SCHOOL SULTS, $4, a3, e0 and 67 cuths’ SCHOOL SUITS from ‘Mens’ every day BUITS from ecuyearaa Re uD. SCHOOL BATS, 00 apd Te sea SCHOOL BHOES 55,00, 15 enaeaEe SHLUIS. sepll 1014 andl026, Penna. ave. —A FARM OF 300 ACRES; good build- nee? large auantny of fruit; healthy : one mile izton: 850 per acre. COUN acres, sil ni ._1131 17th st. 81-2m | to Tunlaw Farm, & CO., 807 Mork PERSONAL. . BROOKE TELLS Gentlemen 60 cena Wost, between K and 1, stre BS. ELIZABETH HARRIS’ SEMI- NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, LITTLE RLS and BOYS under t selve, will open on MOS- ptember 20th, 1880, at 622 18th st. n.w. Cpt HUME, CLARY ISS HILTON, 821 VERMONT AVE. Will reapen her’ English and. Frenen teh AY September 6th. “Prof. Ginest in- UNT VERNON INSTITUTE Enwlish and French Sch Young Ladies and Little Girls. MRS.0.W-PATRO, Frincisal Duties resumed Sept. 20:h, 1880. s1-1m. ARCHER INSTITUTE, WASH- INGTON, D. 0. For circulars address Mrs. M. &. Mass. avenue, Washington. D. 0. BT SCHOOL_Mrs. 8. E. {ipal, will re-open September 20th for ita 11th “1818 Ist., opp. Franklin sqnare HE YNCARNATION CHUBOH SCHOOL Ladies will re-open er . & O. KB. pri WEDNESDA‘ | REAIDENGE. wih’ 6 tnildings, near the same station BOWIE, Anns} ABRIS, 50 Map! ington, D. C. ___ SUMMER RESORTS. ‘OHDAN’S WHITE SULPHUR, ‘Will be kept open until November 1st, a1 reouced rates. Only Ey noe in 6 lis Junction: or. Da. = = » Le Droit Park, OWARD UNIVERSITY, — augd5. MEDICAL DEPARTM: ‘The thirteenth annual session of this school will comme: ce OJTOBER let aud continue five months. Incidental, 310; $30; Demonstrator’s Ticket. ares OB Ts Toth stseoe Le cu" Mics M. K. SOHREINER is ee ve brivate instructions to individuals. For rs address Franklin Building. Ref : . Elocutionist “Simona - Be ABORED 3 a FUULER, Prin- of cards. future. No. 622 10th st., ON PATOH EXA! to the cesponel biiey of ‘on real estate. P.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 Yale Colege; Ji arian: Nchoous, D. 0. Mother Mary, of St. Angela. PaMcsEs if 506 FIETH B MM. 13th st. nw. to 1209 be consulted fe 3 and oe s approved methods. Nervous diseases pecali_r to women with BLAND. ‘Has removed f1 G st. n.w., where fit? in DAY, Sept. 18 soo! Preto. ‘Clairvoyant Genest. é isfaction in all aff SS SEMIN) fy at : IWABY,—ire.G.4. OONDRON | scicbl'eaieing 13, naar se ereives avi Fchool SEPTEZEMBEB Hy, THERT NeW. Circn'ars ores. Prof. C. GINZSI Instructor in French. ETROPOLITAN SEMINARY AND | §0Pertaining to business, M KINLERGAMTEN, BOARDING AND ie | ALE IX SCHOOL FOR 3 OUNG LaDIES AND. CHILDREN Fegumes duties Serrextoen Lira, formal Institute, Gor GRAVES, 800 16th st. n.w. MARYLAND COLLEGE— bot, th aoa ns Bert. 7, 1860. Healthy location, thore shares, J. T. WABD, D. D. ‘OTICE—Don't MME. PIERRE. Sheis still at her old q 713 11th st. ed and Lace Curtains are repaired an: eoual to new at the lowest prices. CHOOL OF MUSIC, oa ete. Church and upwards. caD ACADEMY OF MUSIC, J. P. CAULF Studies resumed rept. 6th. RENE, freon oe ea SANDY SPRING, MD.—Will reopen E ‘BER 16TH. A fi instructit will sry, bales lsttres 707 Sth st. m.w., re- xperienced teachers in Rates, Principal, Miss B. 0. D* BED SYN, No. 849 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ¥.W. He relieves all street northwest. Prinelj be mt gaa ‘1g26-eolm located _in this cit OF DISE: \CES AS: J. H. JOHNSON & Co. cored ence Gan natural scic AcEsts, ¢. HALLOWELL. 4. au2 E2th pt, Wharfand 1903 F st.u.we FOR RENT AND SALE » 10 rooms, .W-. 10 TOU... 414 New York ave. n.w., 8 rooms. 7th et. rep 1 409 Seventh street now. OS OO FO FFT 3 v8 AUTOR, 10:5 P nnsylvania ay 2522 Q et. now. 1458 Corcoran st. 102 Warhiny 8. Fo cor. Gay 1613 Madison et. Jeli Madison #t..! 1529 Columbia st + Georactow si Green sis., Gedrxetown, aise Several handsomely Fucnished Houses, in the nortL.west section ‘septi-6 1 RENT—_ By B. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL Estates AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets nortawest. Skating Rink. 23 4 ee, Mark ave. 20 nine. E et.n.w 150 hw. 15 re. BS.O3. ist nowofur 60 3 Kiswa etniw... <0 1 Hives stow. . 40 £09 Rives . Bin.w. 40 MARE NO CHARGF TO LANDLOND? FOR ADVERVISING THEIR i + AND SERPIT DEFORE TUE PUBLIC OO¥STANTLY J HAVE MANY OF 1HE FINERT BUILDING JTRS IN THE CITY FORK BALE. — ALSO, IN EVFXY 8kO? 2,000 To B6U,000. NOW In THE B. 0. NOLTYMAN, hat. nw., 1 Cfhice Kooms, cor. 15th and. Rood tenant. Bep)10-10n FROR BEN Cor 24&Ps.av.,16re 875 814 294 st nw. store 15 2411 Pa.eve.,1érs.m.i40 2419 Nest now hrs 12.50 ‘906 20th st.S.rs.m. an isk 4 le t Bt. Bre... .16 he, 23d GU, 22 . 8 ha on Kivesst ...10 No charwe will be made for advertisine proper Money to joan in gums to suit. A list ul other pare erty bh for eal ~ de eet (fice hours: 8 560 p.m. W. R WILOox, reps Corner 20th and 1 sts. now. FS3.% Shag’! for our LIST OF HOUSES Call for our LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Own’ 1 do well to place their pro; us. It will secure prompt and careful at JOWN SHERMAN Bt. ty with sey 3, {OR RENT— 004 DLEVENTH STREET NOW. three-story brick, with mod. i month, 719 RHODE ISLAND AVE. —Tia1 ok Reridence, copteining 15 rooms, or, aud near Fast Capito) every modern convenience, Price $125 per month, J. W. STARR. OK RENT — A PLANING snd MOULDING LL, in go0a condition, and beat locality in Wasbirgton. Inquire of 8." R. 405 “G" STREET N. W. Handsome Brick Reat- ence, contsining 10 roome snd mivdern conve- nieices. Price $50 por month. 425 AND 427 FOURTH ST. N.W.—Two four- Story Bricks, 10 rooms cach, ¢aa8and water. Price #40 per monih. 1224 SIXTH 8ST. N.W.--Tea-room Prick, mod- n Amos. ie G7 00. aug?6 THOS J. HER & CO., 1223 Fetn.w. Fo! BALP-A DESIRAGLP Poy southeast corner of Aand 2d st. &. ¢, follows: Basemest—Furnace su tore FOCI, mand panty. YT Joon parlot with bay window, Aining room aud pantry. Second floor—hree chamvers and batls room, “Third fcoor—Two large chambers ad wer varte’ room, all in gond order. Parking on front and went tidy, enciorea by sulstautial iron fenoa, The ‘oors of firet story aud tris tinae ts hard wood. This property is within two sqnares of the UP Canto! andous square, of the metropolitan en avenue street carn Price 83,000. An ine frection of the premises is invited _3520-3m FITOH, FOX & BROWN. OR RENT— THE COKCORAN BUILDING, Orrostzkw. 8. Tukasvry, lrg Scheer. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—ringly or commmunicat- iry--for Buelncse omees, Studion ete Water aud closets on every flour. Elevater and stesa heat. Our fooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. FOR SALE. OUNT VzENON LIVERY, © MSE Schags, MVERY, Biot bet. Moana N! Biylieh “Purnonta, H rsis, Corringes, Coupes, «ec, for are Savor Exchange. Horses yasniret or vate lon mr farm Oraere in person or by teiophove at *v 4 to, Several fine Family qupe Horses for sale. Ternis reas: nable. sepl6 Gm F. W. McELKOY. ‘OR SALE—A iarz” STOV F004 order, wit able for a warehouse orstoze, & Horse. Apply to No. 1029 Gon: 2. JOR SALE—A youte Bay MARE, PHAE. TON and HARNESS: chean: vertect Sage lady's horse. Address box 138, Star of tee. Fe ots-3t* POR SALE SORREL MARE. wentio; works well Suitable for. bugay or wrocery Wagon. Will be sold cheap.” N i .) her. Apr ly 1380 Sth st. nw. OR SALE—A larce Hoan HORSE, five yeas cld, ventle and kind: suitable for fam : } dnanare before Ya. mor Seage {OR SALE-Sixteen head «f HOKSHS just vr- rived frow Rockingham sonnty, Vi Qoupe Horses: 2 Baddie Horses, ar rses. Can ve epen at JN Brewster JOUrE us ALE—A nice limit BUSINESS WAG in & Dayton make, with extra seat. guire st RG. LEWIS" Hat Store, 920 Lain ih We sepli-s tu, th3t A fine vair of BAY OARE f dition, b “am agid tly 80n Only reason for « 6 Lo further use. low. In- Lith st. now Bepil-Gt {UL SALE—New ai 2 COUSKS o Erewster and o7 and Seond-bsnd Fa: Bugvies, Phatous, ©: will be sold very cli promptly attended to. pesitory ew New and Second-hand CARRIAGES, Top nnd No-t tuiup-Seat Jaggers, Pony and tous, and 60 other wu, le eerdiess cf cost, to close sonable cfler refused. 406 Pennsylvania a 4 LY PAW BIDNEY T. NIMMO's, 420 Lith st. uw. en MONEY TO LOAN. 25,00 TO LOAN IN SUMS TO RUID ON icng time at 6 percent. Money in han FRED'K KOONES, sopls 3t No. 615 15th street nw. 0 LOAN—ON CouNtY Puorenty—80,000, 1 "Trt cr trom Sito upward OOM, a B. H. WARNE! sepl4-eobt Neyee nw. T° LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, BUMS 10 Sorr, At 6 per cent for iarge and 7 per cent for emall fume. No delay. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, sepll 20th ana F #ts. now. sent 10th aa F wis. now. MOSEY 70 1088) To LOAN IN Soits "rd SULT, fag Cn Beal Estate “Aeon Fao nissions Very J. V. OR. K soon CoB BO eet NAOT oy Moe: IN HAND TO LOSN ON REAL ES- TATE. in cums to = Ply to LOUis P. SHOEMAREM, 900 sta w. en renee aan 100 TO 250,000 TO ON REAL ESTATE BTA eaten ae eae eep7-1m 1821 ¥ st. ow. ee ‘ONEY IN HAl LOAN ON REAL ES- M tate security at lowest ‘at rates. ‘HOB. J. FISHER & 00.. Bep6-1m. = 4. FADES F atrect 3.3. —_ OS EEO MO*®* To Loan ON BEAL ESTATE. antnay be haiock "Toweet chatwea and lowe rates of interest. 3B. H. WAENER, auelé 916 F street northwest —