Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1880, Page 2

THE EVEN TAR. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY......September 1S, 1880. “ CROSBY 8, NOYES....Editor. =————————__——— The Evening Star has@ reguiar, perma- ment. bona fide datly circulation more than double that of any other daily paper gublished in Washington, and eq ual to tha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. “Tae Stan office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. No Compromise in Virginia, ‘The attempt to reconcile the differences in the democracy of Virginia, and unite ths two factionS in support of one ticket, has, after three days labor on the part of leaders of the factions, resulted in a fallure that is no doubt final. The breach created between the funders and readjusters by the state canvass last year 15 too wide to be bridged over, even with the certainty of carrying the state for Hancock as aninducement. The regular (or funder) com- mitiee insisted that in the proposed primary election none but qualified voters, who are national democrats, should be permitted to vote; the readjuster committee adhered to their original proposition that all registered voters (which Includes those who have not paid the capitation tax) should be allowed to take part In the primary, provided they should pledge thetr support toHancock and English. Upon this point the two committees disagreed, and the attempt at reconciliation, or unity, fallel. The read- justers would not be put in the position of “abandoning faithful allies"—which means they will not consent to anything calculated to reduce their influenc? with the colored voters. Both committees adjourned yesterday and will now appeal to the people at the ballot-box. The utterances of the two committees in their respective communications during the confer- ence, outline the policy that each will pursue in its appeal to the people. The funders will take the position that, having complied with party usage by sending a delegation to the Cincinnati convention, they hold the posttion of regular- ity, and therefore are entitled to the support of all national democrats. They will arraign the readjusters for alleged coquetting with the “negro republican vote,” and charge that the Mahone electoral ticket cannot be trusted to vote for Hancock, even ff elected. The readjusters will maintain that they rep- resent the majority of white voters as shown io the last state election, and that the funders are !n the Meld with the secret purpose of giving the state to Garfleld, tn order to defeat their old enemies, the readjusters. The canvass will be lively and charges and counter-charges of the gravest character wil] be uttered. The readjusters will labor under the disadvantage of having two distinct and opposite elements to hold. In the eastern part of the state the consideration they ae so particular to show for the colored voter Will add to their strength, but this very course Will burt them in the western portion of Vir- ginta, where nearly all the readjusters are white men. The whites in tnat part of the state are jealous of anything that tends to mmerease the power of the negro, and it ts not improbable that they will desert the readjuster party rather than by their votes give counte- mance to the charge that they are in affiliation With colored voters. It is evident now that the readjusters are counting upor the colored vote to give them victory {n the state. The position they have taken that tt ts the part of wisdom In politics to win over all the recruits and converts possible is a strong one, and cannot be weakened, except by appeal- ing to the prejudices of the whites, acd this the funders will certainly do. The policy of the readjusters to seek recruits from the colored voters also lessens the chances of carrying the state for Garfleld. It 1s plain that Mahone and bis leutenants tntend to devote their best energies to recruiting the colored vote, and, having dealt fairly by this class in the past, they wiil make inroads upon the re- publican ranks. Thus, tt looks as if the state is pretty well assured to Hancock, notwith- Standing the continuance of the democratic fight. a The October Elections. The next state election will be held In Colo- jado on Tuesday, October 5th. In October, 1376, im the election for governor, Routt (rep.) re- ceived 14,154 votes, Hughes (lem.) 13,316. Ia 1Si5, the last state election, Pitkin (rep.) got 14.396 votes, Loveland (dem.) 11,575, and Buck- ingham (greenbacker) 2,751 This year there Is no greenback ticket in the field, and the demo- crats claim that they will get the bulk of that vote. This claim is sustained by the figures of the election of 1575, when the democratic vote fell off 1,743, a8 compared with 1876, while the Sreenbackers polled 2784 votes In 1875 the republicans gained 242 votes over the previous election. The democrats this year are making an active can- vass In Colorado, but they are not as weil Organized as the republicans, nor are they al- together harmonious as to state issues. There fore, the chances are that the republicans will maintain their hold upon the state by a ma- Jority that will makeit certain for Garfield in November. Georgia will elect state officers on Wednesday, October 6, and as the republicans have no ticket, the result can have no political significance. There are two democratic cand! dates for governor, Colquitt and Norwood, and the friends of each are maklag a bitter fight. Both factions support Hancock, who will re- celve the usual large democratic majority in November. State elections will be held in In- diana, Ohio and West Virginia, on Tuesday October 12. Inthe two first named states all attention Is centered, as the result will have an important, if not a decided, influence upon the presidential election. Both parties claim Indi- ana, which has since 1st) voted regalarly for the democrats. This would seem to indicate that the chances of victory are with the demo- crats, The republicans count with contidence upon Ohio. In Indiana and West Virginia the legislatures to be chosen on the 12th of October will each elect a U.S. Senator to succeed Messrs. McDonald and Hereford (democrats), whose rms expire on the 4th of next March. West Virginia will, no doubt, cast her usual demo- cratie majority. The attempts to bring about a fusion between the republicans and greonback- ers Io the state have not met with much suc- cess, and will, probably, result in reducing the vote of both those opposition parties Tie Telephone ly the name of anew weekly (Saturday) paper issued by Messrs. L. A. Go bright and J. E. Beardsley. These gentlemen have had mueh experience in Journalism and. as a consequence, the new paper for a first Issue fs Exceptionally Interesting and complete. ‘The plan of the paper is to publish a satistac- tory record of current events, and to discuss topies with good teraper, but in an Independent spirit LUMBER'S SUPPLIES FOR GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purcased for Cash a full supply of articie used By Plumbers and Gas Fitters tae oo to offer our de as sny are ods on 88 ggroratie’y terms fe res; r pection of our Stock, confident that we Duact be beaten efther 30 t0 7 McHELDEN & CO., Srl? B20 19th street northwest. ECUBE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Pay ear: ee New York Avenue. y H. WHEATLEY, STEAM D WET AND DRY Epiptine Jefferson ‘Gnoscnrows, D Mite every facility, the best ‘alent, and a full FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS fallteade CHEMI the oo es in the city; by mail or hae tee Antique Curtains, Etamure or Scrim Cloth, Nottingham Cur- tains, Cotton Plus®, all colors, Creton, &c. Allnew Goods and im great variety. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna. avenue. One Price. Novelties in fine Dress Goods arriving daily. sepls Tit bame eB HIP harotafe fore existing under cf Batters avis is dissolve i consent. JOHN BATTERS continues the c penteria and Bu: st. Dew. Bert. 15, 1889. 1880 ling business at yo Boe a ath 1880 FALL. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE respectfully call attention to their OOMPLETE STOOK OF LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING Goons, now ready for 1NsPucTiox and comPantson. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LARGE, HANDSOME, FINE ALL-LINEN HUCKABUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS at 45c. and 37¥c. each. EXTRA VALUE GUARANTEED IN BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS AND TABLE DAMASES, by the yard or in double Damask Cloths, all sizes, a UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 706 and 709 Market Space. sepls Fre MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, LADIES’ UNDER- WEAR, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, &c., &c. 3-BUTTON KID fe 4- BUTTON. . EVERY PAIR (GUARANTEED. ar A. T. WHITINGS, 922 and 921 Penn. ave. Chas. B. Fonda will be pleased to nee his trends at the above establishment. sepls-3t WOOLEN HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS sU nee Heb Fon TAMING BORDERS AT- scorcH ALL-WOOL PLA gene etl anacs. CURTAINS—RAW SILK! INGHAM TAGES ABER MUSLINS. iLK—TABLE and PIANO COVERS, RE ORAPES and OH! ONNES TABLE LINENS NAPKINS RED LUNOH CLOTHS and DOYLIES. Cpr Stock ie now complete in all Departments, and well wort! ny the attention of all Rersone 1 search of the **Latest Fall and Winte ahvch are marked in“"Piain. Figures” and at the “Lowest Cash Price: ONE PRICB ONLY. PERRY & BROTHES, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. sepls ab Ob ceo ae Estabtished 1840. a UCTION. Just received from importers’ auctions the follow- ing specia! bargains: 20-inch BLACK VELVET, #1.25, worth 31.75. 22 inch BLAOK VELVET, $1.50, worth 332.00. 22-inch BLACK VELVET, 82,25, worth 33.00. 22-inch SATIN D’ LYONS, 21.25, worth $1.75. 22-inch BATIN D' LYONS, 81.50, worth $2,00. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, $1.00, worth 31.25. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, $1.25, werth 31.50. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, 81.60, worth $1.00. ALSO, FULL LINE OF DRESS GOQOD3, HQ3IERY ETC. CONNOLLY’ s, fepls-3t Ath street and Pa. ave, The Young Ladies’ Journal 18 THE BEST MAGAZINE F AGAZI OB LADIES AND The OCTOBER NU AIBER, now roads, contains 1. ENT, USSD in for WALL Bag. COLORED FA\ URES, and about 3 Acottn‘of 143 ek con Ort SATE ERAS, &c. :aeveral NEW ‘oot PLETE st ES, illustrated: also MU. SIC, POETRY, HECIEES, Ac. The Snpplements aload are worth 1:9re than the price of the Journal. Sold by AU Book and Newsdealers. Price, including all the supplements, 35 cents. iam INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, 31 Beekman st.. Now York. OtsErL's ICE CREA oe AND CHAMOTTE RUSSE iwave th CYSTERS and STEAKS the finest to be had. HIONS for the Great assortment of fe CARES and WEDDING CARES sepoctaty. REE ‘Open till 11 p. m- sepl6-Im 1427 NEW YORE AVENUE. F REWAENED IS FOREABMED. All speculation is hszardons, and withont pre- tending to lay down rules to zovern in such fraus- AL, or, indeed, in any other market able commodity, we may with propriety say that when the thing deat i in is, a work of prime neces- rity like COAL, and must be had sooner or iater in the year, tne part of ‘wisdom, at least of safety, we think would oe. bud cope jecessary supply when Ios t expecially if they were down ‘9 nevlect laying the cos! ina inseupply ateucn 2 rhc. time we should consider reck- ia Se, sree Aiittle chanes of rout and when itis usually mest ae leote testa eee ta the year, does not ‘abish the practising 2 oe May pricetaesl £®Tclephonic connections. J. M. WHEATLEY « co., Coyner 2d st.,Indiana ave. and C st.n.w. fepl7-2t* year, and at that 10 BUTTON WHITE KID, 81.60. Special attention given to Millinery Orders. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, sepll Nos. 681 and 623 D st. KOEULER'S FRENCH AND othe No. 417 6th st. 8.w., ae anode ferson Schcol Building. All kinds Pics and Cakes delivered to any part of the ch faa senior No. Gio dihet nw. oppoate Us. Our Bread speaks for itself. sepls 2w* . EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ABS. E L. JENSEN'S SCHOOL, FoR HOE. & MN, TE. C COLLIERETS NTED—A DRUG OLERK. Address RENT—Farnished = M Piontat Seen ee Pires, BEN ND, OPASBIOAL W eas ore G CURR, Adtee DRUG | ROR? nobus at 77h | ROR RENT Goan fustructions wil open pues, | BE OFEN on WEDNESDAY, Beptoniber 220 138, WARTERICARRIERS) for the Seas RENT— See ms Br BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, Be. modes cepa | Daly Sun. Aprly at ths omiee, 628 Fat.n.w.. | KY ond floor: eas gan and weber tae a es Bs iniviki heeiac kads oon instruction in the French privately or | meat ith i vcrioxtrn, BE 20UH SESSION OF THE | in cise ca, after school hours Pe er eae o DOVER SCHOOL, 0} For particu'sr= pactrene’ R. wer, Leudoun Oo. piece vey. 12:9 11th st. a. AW SCHOOL OF THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. Hon. ARTHUR M. TAUS, President. Junior Clees, Prof. EU GENE OARUSI. FE Junior Class, Matricnla m, $5; Tuition, Ss, per month. Senicr Class, Tuition, $5 per mont Post- Graduate, including Moot Cor 825 r= term. These fees cover. all » pee eg ular or special. In adaition to the regular lectures every Friday evening by gentlemen of eminence st the benc and bar, a special conree of lectures will be deliv- ered on Criminal Law. alocues are now ready. Students may enter at nee office of the Secretary. 7 -3t W. J. NEWTON, 509 7th st. Nationax UNIV. IVERSITY, Hutherford BG. Hayes, President of the United Btates, Chancellor Ex-Officio. LAW DEPARTMENT. FACULTY OF LAW. Hon. A thur MacArthur, Preetiant on a Faculty. H. O. Clauyhton, rofesser of Pi plied Bvidencey Gomihercial and Msritine Law Wiliam B. Webb. Esq , Professor of Pleading Kvi- dence, and Eqnity Jurisprudence. Engere Csruri, Req-, Professor of the Law of Real and Per onal Property, Gontracts, and Nesotis- ble Instruments. ave Law Departme: t will reopen MONDAY, Sep- tember 20, LITERARY DEPARTMENT. Darius Leta ne Prof. of Acie ve Taneasres Ce English Literaturs. erm apis departusenit will open MONDAY, October POLYTECH IQ DEPARTMENT. Facurry—Hon. Arthur MacArthur, Liz D., Pres- ivent. Fat Endiich, Ph, Bi. Prot. of Geology, Min- ti SH. Behton, M. Ay Prof, of Slathematics, Civil Posineerin and F Hieutoniar Chemistry. Lata ee Wards rod. of Botany and Na- ‘tural History. SCHOOL OF MATHEMATIOS, SURVEYING AND OLVIL ENGINEERING. This school recpens MONDAY, September 20th. eee ‘sre admitted on examination to aby class they may be qua‘itied toenter. Catalocnes are now Jy and may be obtained from the Secretary of the University, or on application > Prof. BIL. ton, at the, qeceita Rooms, 1419 New York ayve., from 4 to 5 p.m. SCHOOL CF GEOLOGY. MINERALCGY AND Opens OuTODER 11th, 1880. SPECIAL Qrasces, Day and Evoning, in Ghemis- Natural Philosophy, Botany, Natural Uixtory Sud Mechanical Drawing, (including Geometrical sud Lincar Perspective) will be organized eur'y ta OCTOBER, of which future announcement will be Seas. Cataiownes may be obtsined and students may enter any Departmentat the office of the Secretary, W. J. NEWTON, 509 7h st. nw. sepT-2 USIC. VOCAL, AND INSTRUMENTAL, aught by MISS A. L. BAILEY, No. 206 D at. also, BAL PAINTING, in Oil and Water HE PINKNEY INSTITUTE, 2 Select English and Viench Sehool for Girls, reopens circulars, etc., address the MIS<ES. ‘rincipais, 418 Oonnectisut ave-sl7-29* GLISH GERMAN SCHOOL OF ES Miss BERTHA PETSOH, FOR one aoe SMALL BOYS, 936 L st. n-w. Newowal MEDICAL giLEar— MEDIOAL and SURGICA1. CLINICS will com- inence at Providenee Harpital at 10 o'ciosk SON: DAY MORNING, the 19th instant. sep l6-3t* HE ART SCHOOL OF THE WASH- INGTON ART OLUH reopens October 4, ut ret OG. HESSEN. in chasee, or 3NO-E guire-o ‘ NETT, Assistant. sepl6-207 INDERGARTER NORMAL INSTI- UTE, for the training of teachers, with nucdel kincérgartens and advanced clases, opens cr. 16TH. For circulars call on the Soe. LOUISE LOCK, 929 8th st. ; Miss SUSE Py POLLOCK wittee 13th ste sep15-3i | se HOOL. COLUMBIAN. UNV: ERSITY. JAMES 0. WELLING, LL.D., N: Proressoi winiiaw « MAURY, LL.D, PROFESSOR OF EQUITY, JURISPRUDE! mos Law axb Eur F Law or Ev Tue How. ALEXAN B. WAGNER, LL.D., LECTURER ON CrotiNaL Law. . APPLEBY, E: GkORGE F. JUDGE OF Moor CovRT aN Asse or LeGaL Practice. nthe exercises of tis Scheol will be resumed in Law Building of the ib aud koe (Sadiclary between D and yon SEOND WEDNESD, ¥ 0 STORER (Octo, ber ith) at ix oclock Re when opentae ad Gresses will be made by the rofess7rs, and when Undersradnates of the previous ther’ as well as héw students, are invited to be py he entre charg for nition. | “ectares, and all facilities of the Pchon] dergrsdtiste De- artinent, is eighty culiars for & single year, or one undred and fifty dollars for two years, payable in advance, half yearly, or in monthly instalments, at the option of stuents. ‘The fee for the Fost-gradnate conree in practice, covering s period of nine monthr, is $25 By particular inwtation, being in response tos call from more than Bovey, graduates in law and pet ads or the bar, the Hon. alexander B Hax- per, LL.D., Aescciaté Justice of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, will deliver a Special Conrse of Lectnres on Criminal Law during the Session of 1840-"81. The Lectures will be Siven oi on ‘Thursday evening of each week at 7 o'clock, the general theory of the course will be explained by Jude Hagner at the opening of the acl ee fou ok October. ‘Lhe special fee for this course w paale «ues may be had on er pce to Mesers. W. H. &O. H. MORRISON, 475 pets ase : also at ane Ree l Savinvs Bank, cor. N. Y¥. - and Usth st. jor by addresiny the President of ‘hs Fac: ulty. = ok —Mies M. K. SOHREI ai, Lat. n.w., if prepared to organize clastes in Bloeution “aud 3 rive private instruction to ine (ividuale. References: Prof. Mark Bailey, Elocn- tionist Yale College: Justice ‘Strong, Supt. J. Or- PROFESSOR ynond Wilton, A. R. Spofford, Gong. Libratiin; zpage J, Tarbell. Board ‘Trustees Public 6 Sohools, ; Mother Mary, of St. Angela. sep4-1 AX ACCOMPLISHED AND BEFINED Lady willwive lessous in vocal music: also in any ish, to penne desiring t> make up deticten- ex. French a specialty; eg references given. ‘Addrese E H., 151 st. sepl3 26" OYS’S ENGLISH ran CLASSICAL DEMY wil BEOPEN MONDAY, Sept. 1 Pa. n.W. A regular drill for boys m in common Knvlish, Latio ei to 35 per month. Phono- ce front 4 to 9p.m., st 83 per month, Private lessons at special ates, Young men or ladies trained for competitivee xaminstions gepll-Im. CHASE wae A.M., M.D. mi) ABKINI'S DANCIN DEMY, E STREET, Dees Ott aNp lent oi We WILL OPEN SATURDAY, Serr. 25H, 1880, For the reception of spuplis, when Mr. L. G. MA- RINT will organize ni for the coming s¢a- All meer are invited to a tend on the 0) pe ae day. For particulars eee Circular. eep, W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 5th strect n + will open ‘afternoon classes Hept. sth, Tot srergurads of of Hie eee Mathematics, Latin, French, German, English, Penmanship aud Bookkeeping. Evening classes continue as hereto- fore at $5 per month. Special atteution to prepa- ration for colleze, West Point, puss and ail competitive examinations. Private lessons on mod- erate terns. o_o DP MES. ALFRED AN BU. Mex dan Wa FRENOI SCHOOL aOR SH YOUNG LADIES, 1012 27th st. ‘The duties of this echo! will be resumed on the 20rH oF BEE. Sep i0-1m* y Iss learn ete a SCHOCL FoR Youu Ladies and will reopen MONDAY, Sentenber Lith - For circulars apply or addreas PRINCIPAL, 1336 I at.n.w. seps-1m* (PHE ANCHER INSTITUTE, wasi- For cirenlars adascas tite, Mt. ARCHER, 1401 Mass. avenue, Washington, D. 0. 3y27-3m, HOF. LAHHOQUE, 182) F at. natve eh ctor and nist, graduate of rbenne University, Mireticd Esthet, as spoken bj aoe el it ane highly educated Parisian tethod easiest. eens fies at ‘WEDNES- October se at six o'clock, in the seed Hall, RS st. n.w 2 pt eetngtor iJ oe Bum; i; Fost Graduate co course, hanes -five Dollars. For particulars address Secretary, 0. : ¥ DENN: cers-8m pig Fst we We ENNSYLVANIA MILITAR Pix EMY, Heviocatar” Shas orens lish. pea Couterred. Hotere ai tian eg. itt, Besig, Goa 8 Bailey eld damon Paya sons ofthe Academy tn Waa ‘ ze ny 3y10-3m. THEO. BYATT, President. jy ANIEL—Thrc PehicEs RESS MAKERS WwW and two APPRE \' fast ively at oH, Fr st., between 11th and 12th n. \y ANTED—By a French = a STATOR acher for children. Address Witenes clam Gee RENT— yuites Fe GEE T—Two #1 particular: southern exposure ; 921 G replete SS eee Fes RENT—ROOMB. MS. furnished or unfurnished, te Fae Sey ithout ference exchi ANTRD-A good OOOK, WASHER ani Wtox NEE in family of eos golored preferred : must come weil recommended. 719 9th sta we it! NHE cena HOME SCHOOL B dhe Roun, LADIES AND LITTLE @inkee op the 8TH OF SEPTEMBER. Situated a 1 ihe "Heights. of Georpete with expensive 6 location isat once health. ful and sccessibje. A few additional # ure address fie MISEES BASES concer Bagge e And 7th sts., Georgetown, D.O- 02m AVERLEY MINABY, 1412 H st. n. w.—Boerding and Day School for Jouns Le dies and Children. Hearn opens s Bert Oir- culare at Book and Dru iz stores and eee MISS LIPSOOMB, Principal. Ts JUNCT-PROFESSOR of Latin in ead SOLUMBIAN COLLEGE would be giad fecure private pupils or to teach in a city school nae engawed at the College. | Subjects tanght: Greek, Latin, Knelish and Lower Mathe- Tatica. References—The President and Facul of the the College, re, Gen. Garfield, Speaker aos rcoran, opted |. O. ‘Wilson, Sen" Alvord and'Hon. Wm. Stickne: Addrees A. P. MONTAGUE, Columbian Ool- lewe. aug2i-Im* FE OEBEL INSTITUTE AND KIN. DERGARTEN, Mi+ses POLLOCK snd NOE: , Peneipals Education thorough Normal class for ladies. 1227 13th st. n. in all a ments. SEPTEMBER 22p. HE ECLECTIC SEMINARY. annual eession will open Sept. 13. girl, becinning and advanced. wi'l Method of Training." Z. ETHEL ASSICAL AND MILI- TAKY AOADEMY. Address, for Ostalozne, a3. AG. SMITH, Supt. 8u25-1m* Bethel Academy P. a onaaleret ‘Va. N ISS_E. SENDORFE mn her 8CHOOL FOR BOYS AND org MON- DAY, September 6th, at M. P. Church, street northwest. amas ln* CRE CrIC. FOR GIRLS AND ea SMALL OE agrees seventh S, IaH MTL ill commenes Mi rt Tan 6 aise EMIGS ae ONT: Weacher wat 91¢ ee re-open September 20th and Oc- . French tauht by the natural metho. Hoare 3. mi,» 336, 455,655 fom. ‘Terms "moder: ate. reat red to. pupils who take the whole couree. vate leasona if desired. ato MHIEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN oJ . ana VOOM MUSIC. Pacticulay attention to joy the ‘‘New 7. RICHARDS, Pri. auI6-1n) pens SaTH ST.—MileV. FRUD ‘HOMME'S ae Peginners, aa well as those wishing tobe equalised, for Teachers. Terms moderate. 121! northwest. angi-tine ELEN Gs ‘TON FEMALE SEMINA- AER BOANDING AND DAY. [SOHOOE! FOR sanod ERR a aie PSSA it 10: st. n.w. RS. ER eke M. U. DOUGLAS, — is. an2-am M™ % VEBNON SEMINAEK: ARDING AND DAY SGHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1100 *M" Br. N.W. SON et te elgg 3515-31 ma Mrs. J. E. , Principal. GPENCERIAN BU: Tea COLLEGE, § corner of 7th and L sts. n w.—This institution a8 a progressive and successful experience of 16 aS It educates young men and women for use- ‘alness and self-snpport. Its graduates secure positions of trust and A progt. Course of study and raining comprises the English Lauguaze, Busi- nees Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmanship, Bookkeeping, by single and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business ‘Practi foe requiring the raking out and’ exchanging ot kinds of business papers, paying and receiving cash and. pconing: the accou: Elocution and Lec- tures. Day and Evening Sessions begin MON- pay aves ST. 30, 1880. For inforaration and tthe College or address HENRY 0. BPENCER Principal. wae 16 WES, OSBORNE'S BOARDING AND Y¥ BUKOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND Pisses wil will reopen at 943 M st. n.w., 8! Soe sugs-: HLINGTON ACADEMY, ors Build ne cor. 7th ard E sts. nw. A Sel School for Boys and Young Men. Number limited Qniy acholars of good moral ‘all term 6th. Carefat 3 aaa Spomeet instruction inthe Common Eng‘ish Branches, Book-keeping, Shornend. Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, sone Latin and Greek. Day and eveniny sessions. 'RTON MAOAPEE, ‘M., Principal. sepl-Im Peer: J. MAX MUELLER, Teacher of VOOAL and INSTRUMENTAL St. John's Episcopal Ohu: Massachusetts avenue n.w. Se. A es BOA D TION, Female (Boys), Military Collere ole Wéane fi J. For catal ry Men), Haddon- ANTED—On or before Oct~ber 15th, emall eee etl HOUSE, or r part, by small family ; terme moderate; references exchanged. ., 1466 Rhode Island ave. opt at! ANTED—A emali HOUSE, turnished, or three or four nicely-furnished ROOMS, with bath, in ithe northwest section of city. Address N. oF = ‘tar office, eiving location and terms. Wikteacersi YOUTH, from 5 to 38 years of ave, t) Lelp ina Gandy F: none but ove wil ur'to work need apiy at eeer e. D.W., near ih st. it WANTED 5y, a quiet Renner permanent if euited, cosily furnished SITTING ROO: with grate‘ nre, couinuicating, Bedroom Board; terms not to exceed 850. Address ‘ "Pro Pay,” Btar office. sepls-3t* Write GIRL to cook, wash and iron aud arsist in general housework; must wo heme nights: referetece required. Apply at 633 Mars- lard ae w., betweeu the hours of Sand 8 p.in. gep18. 2: WAND Date competent Woar to ations and be willing to stay at night. V Furnished ROOMS two Belrooms aad Ps cook. wash and iron; the other to anrse ard do chamber«ork in a email fagpily ; must have >ec- udst nw TANTED—By a Lady an Jor uth Board, by Cctober Ist Addn. PER- ANEXT, Eoom 97, Int. rev., Toy | Dep rece WASTED White WOMAN, ircner, in small famil; pier servayts are Rept: will ine, boures &e. Appl} ary Medicing Dever 4C9 141 tw6 p a DIS EE Ween) of 00 Restaurant WAITER st PR. TERSEN & ALSCEWEE's, comer 434 st-and Pa. ave.u.w pl7-2t Woe. ‘By 3 Lady a Furnished Sor rent must be moderate atd mo questions, siked. ep. Address Box 96, Star office. WARTED A white WOMAN tr cook, wash and iron; ood wawes toa competent persan. Ap- ply with reference at 907 E st. sep17-2t* WANTED—A settiod = MAN as general house servant; must have first-class recom: mendations. Address M. » Star office. #17-3t* WANED to Rexr Dy Tat October, & small HOUSE coptaining about eix roome aud mod. imps. Address, stating price and tocation, Box 61, btar office. sepl7-3t" WW ANSZED—strong, active MAN to drive nullk wagon ; pi nt situation with good waxes tothe rivht nisu. Call, with reference, at Alderney Dairy Depot, 412-414-416 8d st.n.w. sepli-3t and three, whers no ave to help in covk- uy, im, person at Veterin- stow, wood ie Fas TENT EGR ‘No. 1226 8th st n w., suit- ule for & small i Water and as. Aj ey 1215 n.w. ee a = } RENT —Unfarniehed ROOMS, 1302 9th st. ; 4 rooms, $15, without was. Reference given ‘and required. it = te suite of See oe $n = aa floor, urn! or unfurnisned, th et. op- posite McPherson Park. a Nene ae {UR RENT—Two delightful ROOMS in the most desirable part of the city, for centiomen ; 1013 ith st. nw. ee required. sep18-St* OB BENT —335 8. ge epee ets. , cate -reom, Rick HOUSE, with mod improvements, good yard and stable: OR RENT—Handtomely-furnished ROOMB, single or en suite, with or w thout board, at low tee in the beautifully situated dwelling No 436 et. now. Be) 18-6 FOE BENT hree-story BRICK, S07 it at. e in perfect repair aud ali conveniencs. per mouth. 107 8th ate Ww yu st. 6. or 420 5th sepls oc E auewant emits - ROO WS st. th STORY, ave nw 5 st nw sep le sco HOUSE, with OF sick, ply 14 Indians ave. peur RENT Fur suite, With or ia A or en st, near F mas private family. heferencs S00 Vermont avenue: sepls-3t* FOR RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI TE AND AT AUCTION.—Sve Salletin is qiod on the ist and 15th of every month, xt the fice of THOS. AGGAMAN, 519 7th street northwest. sepls-3t* Fuk RENT—2025 1ith st. n.w. yi] rooms, $20; 16 riage ft., Georgetown. “11 rooms $15.30; 2109 12th st. J isnd_ave. roorr 7” 1315 Cat. & w.. 5 rooms, 813. voi Sint 8.W., tes Apply to A.'B. ©. - rer Jods oth et mee DE RENT —Two oF three ROMA, ey or unfurnished, suitable for light houseker)ine. 921 K st. BeplT 2t* Tenth and F streets northwest Large apd clogantly fur. honee, 13. re and etable Fur. house, Ware ybouee, ion nw Fur. Hoe, Far bse, be ate ave. nw Far. house, Mags ay 200 Fur-house,E st.nw. 150 320 Sch stn. w., 13 re Fe in Dw ith nw 3684 Sth Bow *H st. ne, 35 1A NT ave. aw t aw T make no chs: chetr Proverty, T heve ws C3 Of the Finest clty for Houses tu from $1,000 t9 8t0) 000 Now is the 7. 20 20th Bt. hw, 10 rooms St. n.w., 10'roon #. Mork ave. now., 8 rou BSP rootus. w.,'8 roome Bouse on 3d. bear Fete aes fen RENT— FOR BENT. #14 290 wt nw, wtore.3S eae « sbrs.12:00 a No charge will be made for advert: Meney to oan in umes to suit. A lie rope erty both for aale anid rent,ean bo seen wt ty olive, Ufilce hours: 8:30a.1m. to'S-20 p.m wd W. B. WILCOX, Feps Corner 20th and 1 rte. nw. ‘OR RENT—To GaxtLEMEN—Micely Furnished ROOMS, single or en suite, at No. 407 East Capitol 4 FORRENT. 1285 Maceachisetia ave.n.« » hand- seme ROOMS, furnished oF unfurmished, with or without Board. seplt-3t We won oo or 30 able-' poner. olarss ME to work on eee Lied ia Rs = ‘wawes per. day meas Gstn.w. OAVAN, othe : rey tract ‘tors. seplt- a WASEDA respectable white Wouan to Zo to the country as nurse and do berwork: ood home and wages; must an ence. Apply corker Montgomery and Boad RS, Georgetown Heights. sept’ WADZED October lst, a HOUSE of 6 OFT ome in nw. quarter of city: all mod. imps. Rent notte d $25 per month; must be dry avd healthy. “perceive fully or no notice taken. H. GLU, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. SepL7 3t* ANTED—Two or three DRAUGHTMEN, Me- chanical and Art ployment by pe ae: weve Of werk to rec OYOE, Engraver snd Blereotspen nits pie h stm Wok Twelve STONECUTIERS. as DANIEL HANNAN, corner 27th rth and. Bepl6 3 Wane wo communicating Furnished with Board for two persons. Ad- dress Box 86, Star cfiice. septé at ANTED—A neat, active white GIBL to assist in housework aud take careof s nll ig. Ap ply at 1849 8th st n-w. 16-3t* ith Re Ae WS TED.»Y, a competert hand a SITUATION buttonhole worker or operator on. Singer Apply 1108 26th st n.w. sep26 NTED-—For the winter or for a year, aNned HOUSE of sixto tea rooms. Send de. scription and price to Box 76, Star office. _ 816 3t* pA eae Nae eB ST eg WANTED_FAMILIES to furnish with reliable Servants and other Help; Cool eS maids and Nurses, with references, at al £28, commer 6th and Fete. n.w. P. McDONALD. & sep16-2w* aaa a ay a youbg MAN of good education esiring {o study medicine who can write mortiande and willing to make himself servicea- ble, may learn of'a favorable opportunity by, ad- Gressing Box 98, Star office. eepl6-3t* WANTED-A fiet-class PRESSMAN, who fully understands working the Hoe Rotary Ma- chine: must be compe maibine Se petent to count and deliver WOK RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES, one having six, the other seven rooms: locations. ial of C. H. ARMES, 633 F st., ee AAAS sopls-2t ee NOR RENT—Will be for rent October 1, HOUSE No. 910 19th st. twelve rooms, modern im te; in perfect repair. As A. WILSON & 97th st. uw. sep li Gt OR s BEN’ —feven-room BRICK HOUSE. 2iN4 as and water; in cood re) 312 per month. Alto, STORE and gone wi rooms and cellar, 2i45 K st. n.w. App st. Dw. “STABL E: > HOUSE, wit uurteen rooms ; oa mmely laid out in walks, with trea : convenient to street ‘Cheap toa ‘Arniy to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 12:5 th OR RENT: NT. LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Owners will do well to place their prop with us. It will eecure prompt aud careful attention. JOUN SHERMAN & 00., st. Cloud Building. Bers JOR BENT— 1719 RHODE ISLAND AVE.—Nendsome Brick Residence, containing 15 roo, WatOr, mw every modern convenience, ‘Price $125 per wionthe 405 “G" STREET N.W.—iandeome Brick Bosi- dence, containine 10 rooma aud modern conye- niences. Price $50 per month. 1820 KR" RTRERT NW. with stable. Price pera 425 AND 427 FOURTH ST. N.W.—Two four- story Bricke, 10 rooms each, <as and water. Price $40 per month. 12% SIXTH ST. N.W.—Tes- Brick, - ern imps. Price $37.50. a aug26_ THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1225 F et-n.w. Fe KENT—To gentlemen, ploasant aaa BOOMS, with or without’ Board. 2315 Peun- eylvaniaay Bepl63t" Fo,* —Handsomely fornished, seoond- stary F RONT OOM; southern exposure. 903 M ef. Dow. sep 16-3: A BarGaIn—FRAME, ated 4 st. five rooms; lot 14x‘ i — mortily gare for part if ‘fetid R ALBERT VOR SENT HOUaE containing ss rooms, partly furnished, situated on the main street at Mount Pleasant: fas, water, furnace, stable. Apply at Rizes House office. Bepl6 -3t ry — —Six-room HOUSE, 1407 lith « nt 813. Also, a BRIGK HOUSE, 102 Let. b.w. coppcelte a beautiful park. Appl 1106 Let., or 215 43 et. n.w 16-3t KR RENT—6'5 H st. n.w. Ta Fur- nished ROOMS and first-class rooms iuitable for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife: modern improvements. £e))16-3t" FORREST A745 F ot. nw, nine roome and oat- Isr; all modern improvements: 845 per month W. W. DANENHOWER & SON, 1212 Eat ‘8e))16-: AE RENTA fine BASEMENT, well lighted. in D ste. o ailding, corner ‘th an arrly ig. 8 PRATT EBON, 401 9th ae aw. rep) ‘OB aa wo or three Gesirable communi- cating KOOMS on second fl,or, furnisned or unfurnished, private family. Apply st ae 1th st. nw. ‘OB BENT—HOUSE No. 1014 10th st. nw. =n rooms ail modern inprovements, dry and jarge yard with stable, sil in perfect repair. The premises are very cent: located, being within 3 squares of 4 lines of street cars. arplyatp Se «rat No. 1431 Corcoran st. ROR RENT Blexant FOE ae on. ar Fecond and third floors: ningle oF en wutte, Mmogern improvements ; at 1027 nt 8 ‘McPherson Square. rinted matter with accuracy and rapidity. Ad sy2a-obEV T. MAX REILLY, rees Box 146, Biar oMee for ohana OBSYLN SEMINARY, 003 1etn ST. A Es Mititueeee BELL near Lafayette, School for Young Ladies, ite Girleand Boys ander avigeine ry igri ol = RESSES a aor cy isso. Girewlars ie —— stores | 0-E- PRICE '& Co. wate aud at theSemipary, ANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. E. SMITH, Principal. RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLATMS, and MTES B. ROSS, Assistant wera | all nds of LAND iar for "OHS RON MERSON INSTITUTE, Re = ELECT Ga MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL Low, Room, Led) mllaing. snet am between I aud K TANTS r = ernoops cn WEDNESDAY. eee an, WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘or Circala ANTED-VEATHERS 0 renovate, MAT. augi7.6w © B. YOUNG Tall bercet. VV “iiteees tore MOTHS to exterminate Bae AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies and aes Board and tuition 150 per annum. Languages and mu‘ic extra. 6°h ells besine Sept, 20th. Oirculars obtained at the Btar office. Mrs. M 8.Bowle, Rockville, Md. a7 2m* Oxs' ENGLISH AND. CLASSICAL, MIGH eee Presbyterian Church, Birect, opens Sept, 6th. rer with testimo: Bala th ae further information ‘eae “ouel-2m .W. HUNT, A. M. M#..2 BR. JOSEPH men B, Solo Violinist, graduate of Conservatory of Prague, and pupil of Sauret, of Paris, desires to inform the public that he wili impart Thstruction on the Violin tn all fs, branches, beginning SEPTEMBER 19TH. a also be cursed for coucerts. Apply at Music Store of Ellis & Oo., 937 Pennsyl- vania avenue. weps-3w Ie GRAVES’ SCHOOL, ‘for Bore and Me eet te kane ah Y, September ‘eachers, Rev. J. Ac GRAVES, Mins G. Le GRAVES. sed-lth W STERN MARYLAND COLLEGE— For students of bot sexes. 27th session be- gins Sept. . Healthy jocation, thorouch instruction ‘reasonable charges. For catalogue address J.T. WARD, D. D., President, Westiain- ster, Ma. auiz26-eolm ARNETT’S UNIVERSITY BCHOOTs moron tC OLY, Mp. “Principal JA8- GA jate Principal of St Soins Oollee.” Opene SEPT IS. Address, until Sept. 1, SUDDLEBSUNG, Va. 3y29-éo2m OCKL, AND ScHooL, FOR GIRLS,— SANDY SPRING, MD.—Will reopen Serray— BER 16TH. A mirse of instruction will be 26 ven, with lectures on history, belles-lettres and ie patra Laclences, For Greulars sddrese HENBY WELL, A.B ‘smeo \anirasn AGRICULTURAL COL- LEGE.—The next session commences TUKS- Gant Wi He PARKER Colece “tation ‘Prince ZN George's county, Md. y28-baw2m. ADEMOISELLE L. SornGe WILL reopen ber French Day School September uth. All the BRANCHES taught in French, and French lapcuage only spoken at school. 1131 17th st. 81-2m M188 BILTON, 521 VERMONT AVE., Will reopen her Engtish and French Schoo WEDNESDAY, Se; stractor in Frenehs myer 16th. Mant. VERN: Istreet n.w. Fnglieh a) Youns Ladies ana Little Girles Princival Duties resumed Sept. 20th, 1889. s1-1m A¥® SCHOOL-Mrs. 8. E. FULLER, Prin- sal ae ill. Fe-open September 20th for ita 11th annual sérsi “1818 Tst., opp. Franklin square ber 21. Prof. Ginesi in- eepl-im' aoe 1530 ‘rench Schpol for TRS ON PAIRO, aug30-Im LE INCARNATION eee, Sonne tadir Hii, GHUBOH AOHODE Sept. 16. French under charge of Prof. 0. ply. e Principal, ACLE! eae uilding, 1308 th new. atin = make, from futnitere at "Ae H. OHACE & BRJ.'S, 616 La. avenue, next to city post office. sep) Do GOLD and SILVER, in larze r emall quantities. Highest cash price paid. 821 Pen'a ave, between 3d sna 4m ste, ang2d Wz D—-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND o STERY in all its bras EH OLS HAGE BRO., ang20 616 Louisiana avenue. parE FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake | ands ne ng upholatering. Moth exterminated No. 1404 Pennsyl varie ave avenue, opens Willar: Hotel. auc20 ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT ISELLA first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much oy sult ea surest cee! ooarer ‘than a com- a at : st. n.w. N. B.—We buy but fi ad~ hand Clothing. ang20 LOST AND FOUND. Loos rT OH Bs Aqueduct road a Dark Blue Silk RELLA, with Ivory hangie. Finder will te eet for it at 1219 Fst at mber stween Band cen tet and Sa es n.w., Goll THOMGLE, ie D. D. = ‘Reward wa be wiven if zeturne to 424 E st.n.w. EE SALE—Terms $50 cash and $13 monthly, Ave-room HOUBE, with gas, water and sewer” ee; No. 1113 Park Place n.c,, near Fast Capitol street curs; One block north of Lineoin Park. Fepl3-6t W. 8TARI a Fe KALE OR RENT—502 East Shs st. wat ten large cl ROOMS and two bath-rooms, i joset in every room; frontand back stairs, larze dry cel- ivr; House heated by fornaoe ‘or terms, apply to JOHN T. AMR, 810 F st. nw. sepit-2 ‘OR BALE—Great BanGars—1335 9th st. n_w., six rooms and kitchen, and. A ene i, gee as BD Bie location : for cash oF of time. KEB, 630 La. ave. sep 10- te Has ‘O8 RENT—To Grnziawe s—Larwe well-venti- tated handsomely furnish MS, second ROO! und third flcors, $20 New York ave. ; four lines of care. (OR RENT—li7 Mar, of well furnished § land ave. n.e., part or all IOUSE, 13 rooms: Hoase 2nd Furniture in good condition; location desir- able. Rent moderate. sep7-15t* FS RENT_No. 613 H street n.w., BRICK DWELL) ING, 12 rooms, sll modern’ improve aoe . O. GREEN, Koom 3, 412 7th etraet eug3l-lm 508 RANT—To antlemen only—A handsomely Aaa age ae Lal other i rate. 1210 9th st 2m” BENT—No. 406 Int St. 8.2.—A neatly fur- shed HOUSE coutaiping seven rooms, with modem improvements. Apply cn the premises. sux9-6w O8T—In ing home warhlag, a aps of LINEN STIRDES, on K st., between 19th and 20th and Grant lace.’ Finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving them at 21Grant Place. _1t* OST OR STOLEN—One CERTIFICATE OF STOCK of the Citizens’ Building Association, No. face value five hundred doila:s. Finder will please send it to ©. P. BENEDIOT, Ebbitt House. Bepl7-3t" PERSONAL. W wai kok OE THE, SENATOR OALL AT BRYAN'S Restaurant, Peunsylvania aye., be- tween Ist and 2dsts. n.w., and receive a letter: y H. ALBUBGER, successor to I. P. LIBB2y, W. Watchmaker ahd Jeweler, has removed t} corner of 7th and F sts. n.w., in Drag Store, ongo- site U. 8. P.O. ILES! PILES'! PILKS!!!—Dr. A. D. ae DER, office C20 1th st, enses: Internal, ex. ternal, Blind, Bleeding or itching Piles, without to the Knife, Lizature, Gaustics or any Of the old, painful and danwerous methods usually resorted to, and positively does not fail to effect a cure in a single insta: ‘eae all or send for a eured by his new method ‘Sr treatment Office hours, 9 to12.a.m., and 2 to 5 p.m. j Consultation free. sep6 m, w,s.2W" SOOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS MPiite Alt business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 cents each. 1023 4th street north- ene Between and L streets, eae w’ ave been M BTROrOLrral KINDERG, iN Metropolitan CorTonE! EAVES, ‘800 1éth ate new. Ce ear °F OF RG; P. OAULFIELD, Bilidics resumed Sore Sake QcHOOL OF AUSIC incipal, epow street n Doo., Principe yas as M ME. BLANCHE, oF Pazis, FemMaue Doct! feadcr of cards, “Cels ‘everstung A ey FeISSS, Oho eas Lou et Sooeen Bind Few 4y21-9W* Tr Beet Bees PATOH lb o Poe Tes. Le ae soo ‘on real estate. ge res told "hiways in before 9 and from 210 6 apll-6m .D, ‘the lo! Boje poor ey Deleon ADAM BORe: st gives better ISS MARY TUCKER AGILE WILL Heeume her classos in Hlocation ‘October: Ist, at 4 baer 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. eepT- Y etd MISSES KERB WILL BE-OPEN thelr SCHOOL 'y,. Benton! \ber 20th. For Circulate spply'008 18th 8 ew. Bop6-2w* ZAB! HARRIS’ SEMI- TIE soehe, taba, Leena B : September 20th, 4880, at DAY, Be; at at 622 ‘18th st. sepb-2we WARD UNIVERSITY, Hews TMENT. ihe thirteenth Sua res of this school will ence OOTO! Expeuces:—Marriculation, @ Ce | $0: Graduation, 490; Damonitrar’ cet | ulars address 0. B. PURVIS, M-D., oes iin No. Te. ‘13th street nw. AK SEMINAY,— urs. G-M. OONDROR ‘Mrs. G.M. OONDRON School Serramnen 20ru, at 506 at 900 TPT TICE RT 50m Cireutars at Go Prof. cite wotor wegumis-20e SA eo vo 7 ech loca rs in isfaction in ath sdare ois ‘and fond sed santh sad up teas: Orran.. Hates, | nye gives advice aud ‘assistance on tere 32°00's wou 0g28-1m" | ap) to business, SS | Ate my Tnovnte Catt. ‘Satisfaction wiven oF nO COUNTRY BOARD. i eB aaron eras! siete YOONTRY BOARD—In a all CES Ste nh aT BOARDING. oer - boarders, Tere inoderste. For partons Fs RENT—Furpished ROOMS, with or with: at above place, or address Mrs. E. M. MaXWace, born: cst Laurel, Frince George county, Md. sepls 2.° ist—Very desirable = EEEEEEE——_ SUMMER RESORTS. es WBHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS re Pe hou Foe reauced ra scot, PE nous, from TERS AND HOUSEREEPE, ATTENTION ! — Use JOHNSTON'S DRY SIZED KALSOMINE AND MASURY’S MIXED PAINT. Best in the market. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEORGE RYNE. Pe = a5 Tonal, sew. ‘RENT—OoroBEn 1226 O st p. Fito siraiegp on suite. No. 1226 Ot 2. ¥NT—Pleasant ROOMS, newly furnish: here Fane at No. 933 K st.'n.w.” sepl? 3 RENT—Airy ROOMS, furoished or unfur- Fron Pas pieanait location. at None aia: Sie and ae cere ARD 315 oe pO RABAn FLAGLER sere RENT_Handsomely furaiahed HOOMs, oo F'otite or aingle. Location desirable. bait square irom Onital le Board. 115 Maryland aye. TREMONT HOUSE offers ood ROO! Tes reece ota i for 26, and, 630 Bilcan and coolest location in tue city, atural-Imn LOOHIEL j., 18 ONS BUSINESS CHANCES. Ee RENT—SIORE and DW = K sts. : excellent stand fora se W“LLING, cor. 20th rent tenant. Apply to WESLCO" o cor. 20th and 1 sts. « ghee 1B ‘OR TRADE—A handsome Cinstar DIAMOND PIN snd RING for vi $350. Will trade it for a wood Lot an, pay cash differoaon or ‘change it for a ood carriage. Ad: Box 314, City P.O. cid A BARE CHANGE TA iint-class BTOVE, WARD WARE and TIN STURE for sale at two--hirds its value; good location, Also, set of ‘Tinners Ma- chinery sud Horse and Waxon, 601 Pennsylvania aye. 8 e. sepls-24" OB SAVE_—Seven OOWS, HORSE, WAGON Fara witk HOUTE. For particulate apply to DAVID NELUIGAN, cor. Grant ave. and Sth st. D.w., in county. sepl7-3t* ‘OR RALE_A fine and complete outfit of walnut BAR FIXTURES, including glassware and forpiture, cheap. Inquire at 1207 Pennsylvania aye. D.W. sepli OOD FARM FOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY property near Burk’s Station. Fairfax county, Apply to WM. H. MAIN BRO., corner 34 st. aud Penueylvania aves Bepl6-3t* )V ANTED_WE Abe AUTHORIZED TO PUR- chase several HOUSES in prices not over 32, 000 each for Casi. ‘Also Building Lots, elizibis located. Must be. 2 HOWER & SOW, 1212 Fst. n.w- sepl3-6t 1B BALE—The STORE and DWELLING soath- east corner of 7th and L sts. n.w., suitable for the Restaurant business. quire at Letr nw. Be9-20" PECIAL. BRO HOUSES, Nace tyre gains in property from 85, apetizable EAP LOTS for sale or. Mig edict = a cal ana guarantee to make terms sare eey 6 per cent. MUBEY 0 LOAR 2 Jn any sum at 6 per cent. RB BALE ae oe 160 acres in Montzom: from city, 3 mie from B. cons Paltalnes: thoroughly cul etaticn in ra] Will be 1,200 pesch, 200 Peetiate customer. W- B. FORD & OO., 1115 F st. nw. sep2- ‘AEM OF 100 ACRES : good’ ay Taree avast ot trait: healthy; one ie en oe Laat ico, $50 5 er ere. CountEy Eeeppescn the same tation; price @ sa zB ie ‘60 Maple aves Le Drolt Bar Wash: ington, D.C. saab tas ASSORTMENT ER*AOH LOADING A SUNS jastseccived. uct be sold.” Galland Bh WILLIAM, 919 72h st. pieseplT: -HOPPEL, ‘Trim fine poe feck ee ete Btn aod Fate ete FOE SALE-A DESIRABLE HOME, on the southeast corner of Aaud 218.8. 6. as follows.” Baeement “Furnace = fact “too, Te TOO! en whe aut rst - loon parlor with bay ‘jindow., corte pantry. | Secon room. Third foor—Two large c] vate’ room, all in good order. Parking on front and weet side, enclosed by abstantial iron fenge, The floors of first story and trimmings in hard we ‘This property if within tae squares of the itol, andone square of the Metropolitan Shue strost care Price $4,0W). An in. Srection of the premises ts tar Sy20- Fito. ¥ FOX & BROWN. Fo 88 The PORCLRAN BUILDING, OrrosiTE TuEasvay, l6ra Stheer. Fines ly or commmnicst- Dossy teat Btudion ete. Water and Sloacte on every oor. Blevator and #team heat. <j for storawe. Inquire of the Janitor. FOR F% iB BALE—JOl PRINTING OFFIOE, about rer CHAY Sty lee tape. ood as Rew. Cases, Parui~ "Pearl rene with or without Pres; price $100: eset over address, apoly b>- tween 5 and 7 o'clock, at at DRU a STORE, lst ond a sts. now. {O08 SALE—A beautiful black fou . Boat perfectly, sornd and eutis, on ce s'de-Var (top) BUGGY, and spl oj dem ARN) t te. 3 a Isqrire at McLAUGHIT Livery Statle, 2d st. n.e., bet. East dorth A BR SALF—" bi pe 1 ext ee od) a epporsonal estate of J.@. Stef: broke te acy, fone no TOF BUGGY, on AKRIAGF, two WAGONB, one STON CART SeoBIES, WHEELS. Ficke, Shovels, Plows, Harness, & ual Bower, 20-horee’ powor, ead one Bieke p oved Stohe Crusher.’ ‘The Mules aud Horses ma be exac. _ at Pumphrey’s Sod Btable, an: not sol St private sule will be offered at tho ted y next. 26th of Baptember. Any persoa eiripe to purchase will call at 901 4 5 Ww. Ss p18-s, t £8t" JNO. J. 8 ‘AFFORD. FOE PALE O8 TRADE An Ss yvar-old, strong sud serviceable WORK HUESE, Moe Which owner has po usc. Address “7 Bar- Saagt wain,” Star office seplt- oa SGI REL a 2K SALE —Jost arrived at B. BUSGDORF BS Stables No. 418 Sth «t.. between Dand ets. n.w., lotof WORK HORSES, suita- bie for carté and xood drivers, and ‘will be sold chean. sepl7-2t° Fx SALE—Fine bred MARE, 6 years old, per- fectly sound ard kind: can’ road clore to 3 minutes; new side-bar BUGGY (Bre w- ster patent), HAR &e. Bargain if. Sold at once. No. Ror SALE —Dy parties wiching t) Tava ¢ 26th, a young snd stylish ROAD 10 Can Bhow # 2:50 Will be Can be seen at J. E. mosts, Brizhtwood, D.C. Me S SABNON neat. tole A BY ah ‘Turnout Hicrsts, Carrioen, Goapes: we, fords Secor Exchanse.” Horses ‘pastuired or wintered on fepl?-im arene, ee AND iny farm. | Orders in person or by telephoue at any tine Tromptly attended to, Beveral fine Family and Coupe jorees forsale. ‘Terms rexsc sep16-Om FW. McLLNOY. SALE-—Sixtecn heed cf HORS ja ar- Va, Fa 5] nyt MMONBY btatiene 911 73th stems eep15-6t WE SALE—A light bendeome Brewster COUPE ene COUPELET?, lass. Ap- yP. D. SCHNILT & CO.. 0: vabia ave. IW sep 13-60" OK EALE—New and Second-hand QUPES or brewster and other makers. New and Second-hand Bugeies, Phwtons, Family’ ines, &o., which Will be sald very’ chetp'to cldse ont. acbnnins Promptly attended to. ROBT. H. Gk pository and Factory 420-426 8th et. nw. auc3l REAT BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES. —Over 16 ‘Secoi TLY, x, Rew, and e lop Bux vic a Ph ABB Top ana Jump-seat Jaggers, Pony an tops, and 60 other styles, must be sold at om oe Fe gardless of cont, to close our spring stock No sopsble offer refu ¥. D. BOHMIDT & oo", 466 Pennsylvania aued5-1: EINE LOT OF BIAROR AND. 'D.ORGANS = ttt 10's, 410 11th st. nw. MON EY TO" “LOL AN. dela: at amen reps 0th and F sts. n.w. (0 LOAN—Ow County rer ete in sume of from $100 upwards. B. H. WARNER. sepl4-codt S16 F ot nw. A) ‘ONEY TO LOAN. Cn Feal Estate Security tes. 3- Mi,8-BDYOK, livar, kerare Acree #9.3m. Cfice 1605 Fa Sve kattont jneton Ins. Bag. M32 IN BAND pad LOAN ON REAL E8- iy LOUIS in SH OEAL Py 2eps-aw 4100 TO 250,000 TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATES $ security. est rates. Oall at once. F. HULTZMAN. Attorney, 1321 F st. nw. ened 2 Ee rt coat ON REAL ES- fee at lowest ral HOB. J. SHER & OO. sey 6-1m = : SE street ee TO LOAN ON KSAL ESTATE. b, S850, S500 to Joan, Ale, leregr sume sep7-}m. eet = - 5. B. WARNER, amit VIC F etroet morthweat ‘