Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1880, Page 2

THE EVED AR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY......... September 28, 188C. fhe Evening Star has @ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Published tn Washington, and equal totha Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘THe S742 office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by maii and otherwise, news, or any information Or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. The Dissolving Greenbackers. am of F. W. Hughes, “father of the la greenbackers,” as he 13 described, to Gen. Weaver, 1s about as personal as lan- guage could make It Mr. Hughes totimates unmistakably that, In his opinion, Weaver has sold out to the republicans. If the greenback presidential candidate deigved to reply to this Personal dispateh the fact has not been made public. These quarrels between former green back leacers prove conclusively the disintegra ton of that party. The present struggle be- tween the democratic and republican parttes is Aclose cue, and each fs striving to recruit its Yanks from the straggling and virtually dls- banded greenbackers. In any of the close states the greenbackers, though never strong enough toattain any power oor In local fest in fay or of elther = th old pa Which they choose to act. Ohio, Iadiana and Pennsyivania would all be democratic if the Greenbackers would vote that way, or over- Whelminsty republican ff the third party could be induced to vote that way. But they will divide th ves between the two old parties and no sort of calculation can show which will get the most of them. Consequently the close States are more doubtful than ever before. The late greenbacker who'decides to jotn the republ- jeans shouts with all bis might for Garfleldan1 thinks that his recent associate admirers of the Tag baby who have taken to democracy have sold Out. The democratic greenback recruit 1s fullot @nthusissm for Hancock and ts doub:ftul as to the honesty and sincerity of those who have Preferred Garfield. Weaver seems to have lost all influence even with the fragments and de- tachme that here and there endeavor to hold up the greenback banner. [His aivice as to Maine was listened to by but few, and now the leader of the few, nas retired and renonnced politics. Weaver, . has done more to disrupt the green- back party than the men who have been fizht- ing it. The belief that he ts making his can- didacy fer President subservient to personal ends and atms, is general among the voters who Were greenbackers, and It is probable that, ex- Cepting the fusion ticket in Matne, no electoral ticket even remotely connect with Weaver Will be voted on the 2d of next November. Can- didates of the greenback party for Congress and Other offices, In different states, are datly repu- dilating Weaver and declaring for either Garfleld or Hancock, and these are the only men wto Coula be expected or depended upon to see that the Weaver and Chambers ticket is ever shown &t the polls. After the October elections, Yided the result 1s such as to polnt pretty con- clusiveiy to the election of Hancock or Garfleld, the disintegration of the greenback party will Feceive a fresh Impetus. The greenback men Will generally make to the wiantng side with a Tusb. on the theory that it is utter folly to throw votes away. ————~e—____ ‘The naval demonstration tn front of Duleigno has been postponed, so it is now announced, forty-eight hours. This postponement 1s as- Cribed to the unexpected arrival of a French courier, bearing, it ts to be inferred, some direc- Uons from the government to.the French fleet. An English ccrrespondent telegraphs to his journal that “though France ‘may possibly not take part in the bombardment of the Turkish Positions, she will not withdraw her ships or disassociate herself, morally, from the enter- Prise.” The postponement of the naval demon- Stration, and the intimation that the French fleet will not engage in the extreme measure of & bombardment, is an indication that the pow- §rs, notwithstanding their warlike threats and Preparations, prefer to argue the question Still further rather than bring on a war, It bas been suspected for some time that the great naval demonstration was in the Dature of a bluff, the powers believing that the Sulten could be overawed without the use of actual force. The Sultan, on the contrary, is More defiant than ever, and the Porte has noti- fied Montenegro that an advance upon Dulcigno ‘Will be regarded asa declaration of war. Ad- Iiral Seymour, commanding the allied feet, has learned thatif the bombardment ts deter. Mined upon the powers must furnish land troops for the Sighting that will follow, as well &3 naval vessels. The Prince of Montenegro declares that he cannot maintain himself, it War is once begun, unless the powers send him troops. It begins to look as if there will be at least another effort made to settle this question Without war. It ts plain that the powers donot Want war ifitcan possibly be avoided. They Cannot tell where the fighting would stop if tt is once begun. <r ____ The superintendent of education of South Carolina reports that the average attendance at the public schools, in that state, for the past three years, has been 52,977 white and 60,722 Colored puplis against an average attendance during the preceding eight years of 33,752 white and 41,691 colored puptts; that 3,166 teachers are now employed to only 1,593 tn svi. Hesays year $520,000 will be spent upon the © schools, and that next year the school term will be lengthened; that the democratic State administration found the pubile schools in debt, and that has had to be pald off. These figures show that there are still large numbers Of the colored youth who are not attending the Schools, but the increase in attendance, during the last few years ts gratifying. Of the whites there are thousands in the state, no doubt, who are being educated at thelr parents’ expense. but the colored ehlidren have no resource but the public sehcols. ——_—__--____ ‘The parade of the bustuess men at the open- ing of the National Fair will, from present ap- ances, be 4 creditable one. The organiza- ton of the parade ts in the hands of energetic Practical men who will leave nothing undone to ensure success. In every way it is desirable that there should be a general representation of Our business people tn this parade. It is worth While to show that ft ts not necessary to go ont- side of Washington to make purchases, or to Secure good work of any kind. Again, it ts de- Sirable to give this support to the National Fatr €nterprise, which ts doing so much for the ben- efit or the city by bringing large mumbers of Feopie here, who in turn become customers of our business houses. ———~--—____ The fhanufacture of oleomargarine continues to be a profitable business tn this country de- spite the rigid laws that have been enacted tn regard to it. The president of the New York Produce exchange informs the Secretary of the United States Treasury that very imperfect and incomplete statistics of the quantity of butter exported from this country are now ob tained because of the large proportion of oleo- Inargarine being cleared as butter. He appeals to Secretary Sherman to give such instructions a8 will require oleomargarine to be cleared “other than as butter.” The enactment ofa law by the different states re uiring oleomar- Garine to be stamped and branded as Such has riven eleomargarine to foreign markets. Ba. Cause of the cheapness of the materials enter. ing into oleomargarine in this cou. oan bo made, shipped to Europe and there sold at Profit at figures below those paid for butter. Everything goes to show thatthe makers of Oleomargarine have thriven, aud while the stuff continues to sell well abroad its manutac- ture will be continued. ————~+ee-_____ Prices continue to run low in the New York Stock market and there are various theories ag to the cause. There is no particular reason for Guiness or depression and the supposition is tuat the operators think it a good time to lower Prices for speculative purposes. To this end the political situation is worked for all it ds Worth, and the western raflroad entanglement 43 mace to do duty in the same ling, 1 880 THE FALL CAMPAIGN OF A. STRAUS, HE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER, now tegun in earnest, and things are Boom- ING at 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue. 7O THE PUBLIO. By referring to the above, I beg leave to state that Thave placed in nomization, for this Fall Cam- paign, the followin immensely strong ticket. It is the stronwest ticket ia the field. Itis a tioxet which every one can and will exdorse. It is a ticket which will unite the North and the South, the Esat and the West. It is a ticket which is sure to be elected Eveny TIME FOR PRESIDENT —The largest, the handsomest, the most stylish 8nd the best selected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, comprising ail the latest novelties that I have ever exhibited. FOR VICE PRESIDENT—The lowest possible prices and the Lest of workmanship. MY PLATFORM is fair, square and honorable dealing to all; protection to all my patrons, aud death to bigh prices Bindly askir« you for your hearty support of this donbiy strong ticket and platform, I remain, with many thanks for past favors bestowed, yours, very nt A. STRAUS, eep28 1O1L Pennsylvania Avenue. A LoT ore mee epee RQ UALITY fave: bean Gon iat WHICH TWILL SELL AT K BMAGL VANCE, To Vay tor this advertivement 20528-31"" W. HALBORGER, 531 Tth st. n. LACK GOODS AND MOURNING FABRICS, Black Cashrreres from 50c. to 81.25; the numbers from 75c. to $1.25 are extra fine qualities. xtra heavy Nine loth. Henrietta Cloths from 81 t0 82, Fatey Hep and Brocade, all black, in wil and wool, Oy, 8 ¥ deeitab'e eoods for tis fa 834) winter, Black natin De Lyon from $1.50 to $2.50. Binck Silk Velvets all prices. sitka, Sating yoniny Material in great variety; alto. Bat: tous, Black and Colored Silk Fringes: with'a fall line of Napkins, Table Damasks, Tewels, Waite aod Colored Spreads, Biapkets and other, housekeeping ry Geods. All Domestics. at agents’ prices ne! W. M. BROWN, Be p28-3t ‘S17 Market Space. UMBRELLAS. A full astortment of LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S EMBRELLAS, At MoperaTE Paice: M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, eep28 1107 Penna. Avenue. A. DAILEY ee ae , DENTIST, 0 F Has GED from hia waner vacation and Teeumed the prectice of his profession. sp! EDUCATIONA ;. EDUCATIONAL. ————— SPECIAL ATTENTION I8 CALLED fo there. lent opportunity for thorousa train- fog in Ocaseics and Mathematics in Day and Evan ing classes, af the ECLECTIC SEMINABY. 1181 Q st. Z. RIOHARDS, Principal. sep! O*ARRATERESS ones Geet FRENCH CLASSES etinners, “Intrmedi- ator, Advanced. be fi a limited to ten p eres in Ist. Li bes eee S. PAYNE HAVING returned to the ci i tion in Vole Buildsius Idth et. nw. a Sep27-1m” Ss. ¢ ae ee: A.M., 702 Sth st n.w. Mathematical and Commercial In- Safate for Nour en aay Boys. Latin, Greak, French, German and E: Day session. 815 per quarter. Kvening clasres, 85 cial attention to Preparation for Ooli Point, Anpapolis and al! com petitive exam! ions. Private leseons on moderate terms. eep27 SPANISH. THOROUGHLY, PRAOTIOALLY ‘apd currectly taught, at 1228 6th st.n.w.Fe25-1m Het. cRoss Cy rh 1312 Massa chusetts has its day school for youns ladies aha children Peeuch, German, Fisbo and Olass Singing receive espacial ‘tention Are prepared to receive private pupils in Vooal cul- ture and Harp: also, in Peneil and Crayon Uraw- ing, Decoration, Paiuting on China and Silk. Qater Colors ahd Ou’ Painting. Terms, moa ate. sep ARK SFMINARY, 506 5rn St. x Fst. car line,and within. two equares of #1 other city line, “Twelfth Aunual Fession Circulars stores. Apply to Mus. G. M. CONDRON, Principat, Drawing, Prof. 0. 8. Herx. French, Grsrst. sepa3-1m RT SCHOOL-DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Terms #3 per mouth. Apply to M. ROUZEF, Boo 13, Veruon Row, Pennsyl nia ave and inth at. rep2s 2 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. | IRS. Rees Cc ¢. COLLIERE'S ‘Ss BOTS Non 12st street nw. will September 22d, 1830. SCHOOL Ee RE OPEN on WEDNESDAY, in clas: tHe school potas ecpe-im QcHooL OF MUSIC. ree st. Bw. Sines a ene perienced teachers in in Organ, etc Girarel organ. | Hates, aa ANIA Pair creas Sapte ACAD 8, cori B. PL Garter, a Mere. \. Hew. cadens a Was ‘Jaunes G. a patrons |. HYATT, President. emnane OME SCHOOL FOR [rouse Lapies AnD LITTLE QIBLS- Tso) ‘Terms moderate. For particu. is Pea AVERLEY SERINANT, 1412 H st. n. oirarding apd Day School for Young La- 5 Calars st Book sad Den aun and MINS LIPSCOMB, Prin KOEBEL INSTITUTE AND HI EB GARTEN, Misses POLLOCK and NOERR, Education thorough in all ation ments. Nora atlas for Indies. pally inGerman free. 310) Warten. HAND on P, site pet sonia o Bat. ants po ENT_Unfarnished ROOMS, sing!y or « POR EAT rare cepa totes first-class BUSI a SI WARAs ieee OSHELMAN at RISE: y ANTED—A tidy white GIRL, oe ere. | Wie ence, to mind aamall child.” Apply at Ft) ws TTEDIA experienced COUK ; oe ations pop none but first class nes1ap- pe 1439 K neat NTED—By a p2ay, WASHING and IRON- ANG fore few fant fos; g00d reference if re Call at 1258 23d st.n Ww. YANTED—To GIVE TO ANY ONE who a take it away, fifteen or twenty loads of good Sue. Apply to MILLER & JONES, Se ail quired, IR RENT—To gentlemen, furnished ROOMS Horpartof furnfahed HOUSE: 1249 a" R RENT—Nandsomely furnished PARLON tai far furnished ROOMS en suite oF since . FOR RENT AND SALE. F®. RENT-_One three story Brick HOUSE, ni rooms apd basement. with all modern rovements ; rooms newly frese: Ro. 618 22d 'st.n.w. Inquire at 0 patuted. House, fo. 403 7th et. n- sepat- at F BRENT On Tews Circle, an elewant 1-room eee NE: furnished, modern imuprovements Irescoed thi 3 5 125 pe WARES OWES, BON, 1013 bane ob0-2w FOR BENT Teo most pleasant and = furnishe BUTIES, one $45 andthe e oth winter prices. 921 G 6! sepa aw Fok BESTT Three unfarnishel ROOMS, suit sive for light housekeeping; water, gas, Bent mcderate: 1203 Het. Rew. Fep28-2t° {OR RENT—A suite of furnished ROOMS on Second floor, at 912 15th et. ; also, a vicely far. Rished KOOM icr one or two gentlemen 2 WASTED-ROOMS and BOARD for qentioman and wife and oue lady; Board not t) excea over 60 per month. Address J. F. J., soos WE BOY who hava Enowledie of the printing business: also, a BOY to ra APRIY at the office of the WASHING LON DAI DALY ANTED—By lady ang daughter, Hive re Bithed HOOMS, suitable for honsoceepinw, between J0th and 14th and M and Osts Ad- _dress 1433 Q stn. 28 WANTED. German WOMAN <r GIRL to ook, wach and iron and pean in weneral house: work; good referencee. iy No. Tiowecsde. Mre. FRANK At GREE V ANTED “To Fext_On or before Oct sber Tet oorthree communicating RO »MS, on 21 floor, centrally located, use of a club recent'y or xanized. Address H. F. B., Box 461. 628-3t Ww. 84TH ST.—M'lle V. PRUD 'HOMME'S Classes re-open September 20th a1 pl 14th. French aan y the natural method. Re.. Great advartasee on the whole conrre. ‘rms red to pupils who take Private lessons if desired. au30 MBE NEBNON DONSEW'S SELECT SCHOOL for vonng Ladies "caniela MIN- + at 220 lat st. #-¢., Capitol Hill. Art ees ‘tiven. 23: LLE. FOULON has reopend her oak French Day School for Young Ladies and Children. Prench langusce only is spoken at echool. Terms per quarter :—Primary, 215 caeee including Enylish and Deawing, 31 $25. Pris ‘esobs also ziven. 1131 17th +t. VATIONAL ee COLLEGE, (MED. DEPT. OOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.) Tr TH COLLEGE EU ‘Lbina, Mat, bet. 13th and 14th, When Dr. ELLIOTT SOUES, ‘U.RLA., will deliver the Introductory Address, to which tlie profession ang public are cordiaily invited. Fer further information apply to HE, M.D., Bep22-10t&eolSt 2111 Pennsylvania avenue. HOF. AND MRs. J. a pe) are prepared to form Reading classes and give private instruction in Pure Flocntion tn individuals atthcir homes. Addresa J. H. SIDDONS. Georve- wo, D.C. sep20-1m grectan NOTICE I3 CALLED TO OUR ‘Stock of BLACK CASHMERE, In all grades of the best make. Black and Colored SILES. DRESS GOODS in great variety. CLOTS, for Ladies’ Suits: “coMF TEN a8 ‘Bini sep28-6t Corner 9th and H streets n. Ww. y EDDING eeeeoeTe WOOD, TIN, ourersis’ {QRINA AND SILVER In cnet Ty anlery, J. W. BOTELER & SON'S. kep28-3t -¥2:3 Mennsylvania avenue. Foz, SALE-—A lane Onance — An elegant double-bank ‘Smith American OK- GAN,” with pedal bass attachments, fo1 cnly 8159; Just the thing for an organ etu Gen!,or would ar ewer splendidly for a small Church or Sunday Schoo! a | sell upon easy monthly pay- isto areliabic 1 TD NEY T. NIM m0, sep28-6t alo Ain st. m. we pono AND € CLEANLINESS, ENGEL'S PATENT OORSET COV! ER, Soup With Every Corser, ror 19 Cents. ENGEL’S AUCTION HOUSE, 1946 Penna, ave,, near 20th st. White flac. sep27-3m_ NPVEERE ARE TWO PERSONS ON 147 STREET muruitting crime secretly with the Carbon telephone. ‘They have had the instruments more than thrce years and no wire up. How long does the owner of the instruments intend to rent them for that purpose? sep27-3t* AND WINTER STOCK. COATINGS, SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS, Now Rerdy for Inspection. W. S. TEEL, sep27 935 Pennsylvania avenue. WwW EDDING PRESENTS. Have just receigal @ farge assortment of Fancy Pieces in STERLING SILVER, Designed especially for Wedding Presents. SAM’L LEWIS, 1215 Pa, ave. _Established 1940. sep2T WHO ABE UNABL® TO PAY farisb ond eros fevers will Bad @ Std a ae MOORE, 11/24 Pa. ave., Weet End. 6ep25-6t q@=4=5 OPENING OF PARIS PATTEEN BONNETS AND HOUND HATS, MILLINERY TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GooDs, aT QUR NEW STORE, (OLD STAND,) 710 7th street, ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th AND 30th, TO WHICH THE LADIES ARE KINDLY IN- VITED. I. L. BLOUT, Bep2: 710 Zaha n. Ww. IN HE: Ee ERY IN ALL. a remade and Mock a “OTE u furniture, a WURDEMAN & GUS, is dest is We » somes ALL Sa I HUMPHERY, w DNESDAY, Sept. 29th, and during the my new stock’ of GOODS" will be ready for 108 and sale at lowest market price mported HOSIERY is of te Ahest quality in ¢ hew shares cf French hand-made UNDEROLOTHING is «n- perb, and I have direct from Paris the beet OOu- SETS ever imported. ANNIE HK. A bert et aes E wth st. new. BB. French, German and Spanish spoken. _At=" PAHIS NOVELTIES, DRAP DE Kal K & COLOR TE & NOT y che ALL-WOUL, BLANKE FANCY HOSLE 3 3 S2-GREATEST VARIETY & Low EST PREC S92" ONE PRICK ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. En tabtighed 1840. Bep25 —————— LEXANDBIA AND A pone eee EBEDEBICKS- SPECIAL N L NOTIOE. the ALEXANDRIA FAIR, -Eeptomber 28th, 29th, Faery PtH and Octobsr Ist, the folowing AVE WASHIN 7:20, 9:00,:7100 Sain Ae va $:20,'6:00, 6:25, 8:00 and Tt :30 p. 400, 2:00, 3:09, UMSELL’S ICE CREAM, F A1GES AND CHARLOTTE RUSSE OYSTERS att re STEska Te Best. Great a Sasortment of tne CHK ES end PRB, WEDDING CAKES ‘Specialty. 4 Open till p.m.” sepl6-Im, “421 NEW YORE AVESUE. 10H, XBRAUGH, BONE- HILL. ARORA EORS BREE Lon M ato lowest prices. A. foes’, a fl hadnt HE 26TH SESSION OF THE LOVER SOHOOL, opens Srrremner 6rd. Fer particalars address R. B. MoCORMICK, Pria- : Dove Va. Keferenes H. O. BeplS-2¥ HE, PINKNEY INSTITUTE, a Select English snd School for Girls, reopens 15: schlase, eves address the MISGES ls, SIS Connecticut ave-s17-24* HE ABT SCHOOL OF THE WASH- INGTON AKT CLUB reopens October 4, “vernon How,” comer atts (and Feons. ave In- wire of E. ¢. MESSER, in charge, or JNO. L. BURNETT; A Assistant. 8916-26" Konaet canes, NORMAL INSTI- ‘S TUTE, for, the ‘raining of teachore, with model kinc ery: ‘tons vanced classes. For circulara call on the Principala, Mra. LOUISE POLLOOK, 929 8th at. ; Miss SUSIE POI.LOCK, 1127 13th ste Rep15-3m_ jv COR OOr COLUMBIAN. UNIVERSITY. JAMES 0. WELLING, LL.D., ERSHIP. Tar Hox. ALEXANDER B. HAGNER, LU.D., LECTURER ON CRIMINAL Law. GYOKGE F. APPLEBY, Esq., Jones or Moor Corin xp Associate PROFESSOR F LEGAL PRACTICE: The exercises of {his Schisol will be resumed tn the Law Building of, the University, (Judiciary Pauare, Sth street, between D ani on Lis BEOOND WEDNESDAY IN OOTOBEN (ety, er 1th) af six o'clock p.m. when opening ad- dresses Will be made by the Professors, and when Gnderscraduates of the vrevious year,'as well a3 new students, are invit. prea ‘The enure charge for fhition. lectares, and all facilities of the Scl in its Undergraduate partment, ie ebghity Clollars for a elasie year, or one hundred aud fifty dollara for two years, payable in auvance, Half yearly, oF ia monthly mstalnnents, at the option of studen! ‘The fee for the Post-graduate course. ia practice, covering a period of nine months, is $25. By particular invitation, being ih responce toa call from more than seventy graduates in law and members of the bar, the Hon. Alexander 5 Hae- ‘Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Of the Disvsler of Columbine wal dotnse Course of Lectures on inal Lai session of 1880-'81. “The Lectures wil be given on ‘Thureday evening of each week at 7 o'clock, and the general theory of the course will be expisined by Judge Hayner at the opening of the school on the sth of October. ‘The special feo for this course “Catalecucr may be had on we lication to Messrs. WH S0. 1, MOREISON, 475 Penna. ave. : also atthe National Savings Bank, oor. N. Y. ave. and a ft. vor by addresing the ident of the Fac- ult; sepl5-lin MESON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL ARB Marnescartoat, ScHoor between aid wu? ul reopen Wi | WEDNESDAY, eptember 8th. 5 1G, mone Ct awed CHARLES B: YO YOUNG, Principal, Ei Foe M. K. SOHREINER, prepared to organize claares Elocution and to 3 ring brivate instruction to in- ividuales References’ Prot Mask Baie wince tionist Yal Colle Justice Strong, we J. Or- Spofford, en ize Boai . eis Marys of St. Angela. STS HOF. J. MAX MUELLER, Teacher of VOUAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUBIO. aioe fical Director St. John’s Episcopal Chureh. Maesachusetts avenue n.w. ue 7-6" O¥®’S ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY will REOPEN MONDAY, Sept. 20th, at 221 Pa. ave. now. A regular drill for boys from 9a m. to 3 p.m in common Engliah, Latin a Price 4 to $5 per month. Phono- graphic classe from 4 to) poms at 83 por mouth, in Classs. Private lessons at special rates. Youug men or ladies train trained for competitiveexaminations. sepll-Im HASE KOYS, A-M., M.D. eo eR ME, AND, MES. ALFRED BUJAC'S ENGLISH AND “FreNOM SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1012 17th st. nw. ‘The duties of this wchool will ‘be resumed oa the 207H oF SEF sep -Im* BLINGTON, ACADEMY, MAY Building, cor. ith aid E sis. n.w.” A select Rehoo! for Hoys and Young Men _Nuintor limited. Qnly scholars of ood moral character recsived. Fall term of 1880 beans Sopteniber 6th. Caretal aud thorough instruction in the Common Knish coping, | ehorthand. | Hieber Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Latin and G) Day aud eveniny sessions. BURTON MAOAERE, neipal sepi-Lin. Le ee ae ee pue ane i aha WASH- NGTON, or circulers aditean Mite 3. AROHER, 1401 Maas. avenue, Washington De GF 3y27-3m. HOF. LABROQUE, 1220 A Frough Instracter and Linguist. eran oF rpoken by eleva od Ne lily educated Partetss : clevant Society. - Mothod eariost. oY CUvested Parisian ISS MARY TUCKER MAGILL WILL resume her classes in Elocution October. lst, at pee Fesiderice, 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. eepT- OWARD UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ‘The thirtacnih annual session of this schoo! weil commerce OUTOBEN ist and continue five months Expenses :—Matriculatio: $10; Incidental, $10; Glfcolare dress B30; Lm aM eS et, #or 8 a 0 ‘No. 1118 13th street n.w. qoameane AND DAY SCHOOL FOB a ) Young Ladiesand Obildren. Board snd tuition per annum. Lan ex! Fession besins Sept. 20th.” Girenlars obisinedat the Starofice. Mrs. MB. Bowlo, Rockville, Md- a? dae OYSs’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL MIGH SCHOOL, Presbyterian ore 435 na Sept. 6th. “Cireniars, with teatimo= Tinie at’ the bockstores: Yor furtier informatien ‘Principal, Lock Box 635. aed 2s cleat 3. W. HUNT, A. M. GRAVES’ SCHOOL, for Boys ana Girls, Coneross Hall, A at. 8 ¢, near Let, will ond. A GBAVER, Mise CL, GRAVES. sek ith M Lit HILTON, 821 VERMONT ABs | oo her’ English and Frenca WEDNESDAY, September tS Ginest structor in French. sepl-Im°* SET 5 T SCH ‘Mrs. aa E. FUCLER, Pris Ae cipal, eroot-% September 20th for its mi aug30-1m 1513 Tat., opp. Franklin square. HE INCARNATION CHUROH SOHOOL for ¥ Ladies will yee DAY. Bent. 10. French ‘under charge of Prof. 0. Apply to the Miss MAOLEOD,, st Sree ie Pi Thueten. we aurad ian = OF BUsro, OCAULFTELIN Mus. Doss Prucipals Biudice Teeumed 6th. -im* phe a ACCOMP! Lng le oe 7 will give eit an make up ap deftiese Address H., TSTee Bewe sepis ous ‘Teecher of PIANO, Particular attention te 2 thosa wishing to, be ‘erms moderate. 1215 SCHEEL, ana VOCAL MUBIC. beginners, as pve ae ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- EY TA BOARDING AND DAY SOHOUL FOB YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN Will be 102s Toihet nw, MONDAY, Sentomber Cireniars at the principal Bookstores. and st'1093 ane 107 12th rt. BUTO! EX ana Miss M. 0. DOUGLAS, Paindipais. 202-2 BOARDING AND DAY ROO won gs LADLi¢s, host a oar opene Sept. BOMEBS, Principal. Removed fro1 Esai aeortu further information dyll Mrs. J. WARSIED: By a respect sbie white xirl, a FTLU ATION to do chamberwork and 2 Can give ood reference. Address two days Star ctlice. iv V ANTED-Noticy—A tiret-class BARTENDER (German) fora fits’ clase place. Addrss: A B. Z., dtar office GJ Ww A SUKeE for children. a ast stay Lights and make herself onera ety mse ol 347 Fa-t Capitol street. = OR RENT—A handsomely furnished i Pith jfrate fire. ecoond floor. | Kefere Kerfin advance. 1231 Pa. ave., upstairs. It JOK RENT—Hecant APARIMENTS, on fire, eccond and third floors, single or en waite. a mogern improvements ; at I ermont avn. i McPherson Square. pis’ FR RENT— fo cree lated handsomely furnia Mi, econ gna thing floors, 920 New York ave. ; conventent (> four lines of car eps Bw RENT aa iS H strect now, BRICK FS DWELLING, 12 rooms, all modern improve ents. 0. GO. GREEN, oom 3, 412 7th etrect im FOR BENT—Five nice ROOMS, with all @n- Neniences, furnished or anfurnished. with « Sithout board: Inquire at 1458 Corcoran et. #2 {GK RENT—Very cheep, one nicely-furnisned FRONT ROOM, suitable for one or two per. sons, ip house with modern convenience Seen street n.w. #0) CR KENT—Two communicating a oa second ficor, furnished or nofurnished. one furniehed on third floor. Callafter4 p.m. at i324 lith etreet .w OB KENT—Two ee BOOMS, on. 5 ind or to ge ni Mebt hon Recon; a F: NT—Leese, 16 or trade for city pr Chg Somat FAAS, mutable Tor es tras within 2% miles from city limit dr #8 Poy 31, Star office. QUE RENT—Fart sted BUOMA suite, with or wi or fourth floors, with home comforts. 13th st, near Py OR KENT—With Bo rd, hacdsome ROOMS; firet clase table. | None teed appiy exces t thre willing to pay for hime ¢ Ty. Sait Natrect n. . y ANTEDTBy a white wirl, 8 BITEATIQN ina private family as house girl. App! 44 llth strect ecw nf WV ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, about 14 years of ie, a8 Purse for baby. “Becommendationy reavired” 96 Dumbarton et., Georgetown. #27-2t* WV ANTED—A young MAN who bas had about two years’ experience in the druz busines". Address, Ftating age suid salary expected. Box 35, Star office, sep27-2 WASTED by 8 renvectable young man, and of experience, 2 SI1UATION as cook in private family or. bakery. or sg bartender. Bastreference, Address EDWARDS, Etar oflice. sep2T-3t* a ar 903 noe ST. n.w., near Lafayette Park. "Soarding and School for Youns Ladies, tdleGirisand Boye aader 14. Fourteenth year wll commence Sept. ‘ieee may be obtained at the book stores Ee , Principal. SMITA, Principal. MISS B. Ross, ‘Anaitant PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of 7th and L ats. n w.—This institution has a progressive and successful experience of ears. If educates young men and women for use- 1ts graduates secure profit. Oourse of stud; ing comprises tho English Lauzuare, err Ar mets, Spencerian Practical pg, by Finwle and double entry, seal to every. variety of bi Feauiring the making out and exchangi kinds of business paper cash and Keepin Day, avatar $0: svg | 8 call st the Ci SPENCER. Priv: aBes OSRORNE’S BOARDING AND ¥ SCHOOL FOR SAT eS yee yugsrs ‘Will reopen at 943 M st. ‘EM~ ‘nlness apd self-si positions of trust and tn For_ ae ormmation: so \dross HENRY O. ISS HARROVER?S SCHOOL FOK Young Ladies and Children, will reopen MONDAY, feptember 13th or address PEINCIPAL, 1336 I st.n.w. HLAND SCHOOL ap GIRLS,— BSRDY RERING: MD.—' Por circulars apvly ill reopen SEPTEM- course of instruction will ven, with lectures on history, belles-lettres and be pataral pine a Ser ceoulars 68 HE! TAETan egertenion ‘commences coL- GE. teession commences TUES- KER catal eloguce Kees a lege station, ince 3y28-baw2m_ HE. cee ‘8 connty, ta NETT’S UNIVERSITY BCHOOTs ICO LT, on Gees .—Principal JAS. ‘Spene seer 15. RG. Vi ite Principal of ae Address, until W y ANTED—By a youns man, a POSITION, for which he will give one month's and 26 per cent of every menth’s salary as long as retained. Beetreference. Address Box 23, Star office. t* yy ANTED—By a white woman, a SITUATION a8 chambermai?, and will assist in washing seen fortwo or three days No. 450K, northeast corner of sep27-2 tizens of Washington to take 209 nL 8100 anbarn in stare Joint seck company, for mantfactute of Cotton, Woolen Goods, s Bork. Address B.0., Philadephia. Winnie will wive 20 per cent of salary, TEAthly, .for.8 GOOD POSITION. | ae CITA, kox 3’ Star office. V yy ANTED—A d WOMAN, to ae = ard iron; one having no relatives in W: ten preferred.” Callat 1141 24th st. n.w. septzs-30 ANTED—A One-horse SPRING WAGON, suitable for a feed desler; must be in ool order. Inquire at 303 10th st. n.w. ju WANTED An experienced OOOK; must be willing to wash and iron and help with honse- Work. Apply, between 1 and 4 p.m, at ae Ost. Warm BOAED, in a private family or es class boarding-house for tleman and Bile; location northwest. Address J. L. BOTT, . 0. Box No. 300, Hudaon, N. ¥. 8825-31" W ANTED—A steady MAN to work on Qairy farm three miles from Alexandria, Va. Must Deagood miiker and industrious. “Apply ‘at 1 LAG 9th et. n.w., bet. hours of 10 and 12 ANTED DIDS, from ree ray Tae to Ccmplete one or all of the seven unficished hovees on north side of Ist. north, bet. 1th and Este. east, J. W. STABI, 109 N: ¥" ava, as0t WANTED For Caen Boven—Aemall FRAME HOUBE, near the Navy Yard: must be a bar- gzin. E. W. WHITAKER, ese SNTED FAMILIES to tarnish w ABLE ANTS; tre us; SERVANTS of all ports: Toys, wine: Bi Skal AMSTHESSES for eaty ose or & 00. sep20-20* GEoncETOWN © UNIV, ‘ERSITY. BE 8 FLAW Opens for ao annual term of 1890-'81 DAY EVENING, porber: 6th, at eix Blanes in the rete ai ae at care, Fitty, Dol collars ee cree cLrre Tea Twenty-tve Bala, For particulars. address BOARDING. Bitooms. a ‘Newly and handsom-ly Faraished single or in suite: baths attached; 180, TABI week or month. Moderate. 609 12th 6 é CATING ROOMS, ON FIRST AND L 8TREET N.W.—For — furnished second-story eouth BuAI Auso, single Rooms. a OARDING—For Rew. “Furnished, two larg ROOMS, on second floor, with Board. 1220 st. n.w. ye De Feo eae) ace nished, ee. curpet guests, to eh jane col water. cae ead meee sulrror, ‘Terms searonsnle, ENT Wal tarnished front ae D, in a private faruily ; near Department anaca care in for two, 845 vermont. 8 - aS Cn ee ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, = Out board; No- B03 Oat mare eae Te = out board; No, 906 Ost.in.w. __sepis-Im_ VOR RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished ‘= i nished, pleasant eS aE Noe 31 Sg" 318 ai 318, Indiana ave. month. SARAH FLAG: rps ro {pons HOUSE. = ecity. Trannion dated at reasonable terms. LOST AND FOUND. 12 9th st. n-w., is one ders accommo- novl9 ANTED_ FAMILIES to furnish with relisble Servants and other Help; Coo! maids and Nurses, with Soferenion ae ort not a corner 6th and I sts. n.w. P. MODONALD & sepl6-20* ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, and all Finds. of LAND SORIP, for which ch ighest rates will be WILLIAM J. JOH: paid. Attor- ney-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Bailtion, augé 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. WW ASRED_ 5,000 WINTER BUT ES of CLOTH! S to clean at the **BO88" OLEANING DEPOS, 1009 F et. Price only $1.50. Goods ealled for ana delivered. 8ep23-31* ‘ANTED FEATHER: renovate, MAT- ‘RESSES to. remake agri to to exterminate from furniture, at A, H. OHACE & BRJ. ie eye La. avenue, next to city post ‘flies ee Ww ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in large r small quantities. Hizhest cash price paid. 821 Pan's ave. between 3d and 434 sts. aug20 Wasa CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in ail its branc OH AOE BRO., ang20 616 avenie. ee, WANTED _ FEATHERS 70 RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake and a fing upholstering. om exterminated by steam. YONG No. ee Pennsylys avenue, oppoalis te Willard’ Hot au much Deticr and a prestdcd, cheaper cane Gane No. 619 Dat. nw. or at Branch Store, No. 408 9 at. ‘D.w. B.—We buy but first. tena Band Clothing FOR SALE. FG SALE F HORSE. Jomp-Best BUGGY and RN, eee: Horee guaranteed perfectly sound and gentle 7 yeurs old: will rll cheap. “Apply 1o19 9th st-nsw. bopas-Bie fe. OST—A POCKETBOOK in front of. the Chester County Ice Cream S loon, 520 9th merning. Leave the same at the Star office. #28-2t* OST—On Saturday last a Heer sing esloons, probably on 9th st., and be hiberally rewarded by leav' ving, gat Siar PROTESD against with ‘slznature appended. ROR SALE Niners dollars cash will buy a =e did’ 6}s-octaye Wm. Kuabe & C PIANO, 8 gord as new: cal for at once, the owner needing the reoncy. Apply at SiDNEY T. NIMMO’ S 410 Lith st. nw. sep’ F ‘OR ETE Top PHETON. ae be seen at 1225 th st. n.w. erson Who ae a Home- ag lost may find a A portion of such a yard there on Friday athic MEDICINE OASE, of it at 1836 Corcoran st. €efe was thrown into the ‘OR BALE-BROWN HORSE, 16 wand = 9 years old, kind and gentle, stands with- out hitching, not afraid of steam, fine Griver, suitable for any. business parpose Apply 623 H st. n. e. OsT—On Saturday afternoon, KING. A suitable reward ing to JOHN T: AisMS, No. 510 F st. n.w. 927-2t* Torning, September 26, four ward will, be, paid one MORAG paid on retnrn- 3.00 REWARD-Straved from 2124 14th et. day, the 26th inst., ao Paice DOOD By leaving bim at sbove address will ceive above reward. TOLEN OR TAKEN THROUGH MISTAI mner Sue, on og ISE, marked ‘Thom: einia, containing about 8700. pe given to any one for any information een to be Vir. Baits dollars re- d ve ven to Detective McDEVE WINE, 1930 Pennsylvania avo. 6325 REWARD, for WATCH sto AND NO QUESTIONS AED, clen Aumuat 13 from 905 5 Pi resentation insert thon. and Tariana Rassias a ‘FIaNOa; 1 Dupbam Squa: 1 Conservatory Risk: 1103 Penna. ave. HOHE DEORE, a eee ‘AND UNEounes MAN UP; RIGHT p the iv mks iab' be on! Y agnly low-1 Er ae ee = IANO, -toned Upright SIDNEY T. Nim (0 11th street northwect, Cael WECEIVED. — = Penmaes DERETES for mae Tait KID GLOVES, new shades. a Tce! $1.60. MXos aOR and fms at) Cbutions in all the new 10 BUTTON F% SALE—A hendrome Ss BADDLE HORSE. 16 hands hich, kind to har- ineag pnd rides clewantiy. B-en ridden for Doge pest two years b; Adcress DR. E. KS GOLDSBOROUGH. i331 Kee a. we eop25.32 On ae p—A large sesortment of LAN- U8, TON DAULETTS. COUPE: LETS VICTORIAS and 100 other fiylee, both new and second hand, batt by Brewster, Wood Bros., and other prominent prncery at New York Reposiery No. are North Liberty ‘st-, Baltimore, D, SCHMIDT. cae aALE=Sisioms head of HORSES Just ar- vived from Mockinghats couaty, ¥ Goure Horses:2 Saddle, Horses, an‘ ap je Gray Horses. Can be sen at J ce ETMOOND! Stables: SIT I3ch ee news wepa3-1w Most Res LIVERY, HIRING AND ER bears na Nt Sua ish Tasenats; Garringee, Coupes, &0., for sire, ye or r Exchange, Horses’ pastured or wintered on my farm. Oraers in person or by telephone at any cane Ae thy erent led. rep rea Tora aud Coupe Horses for sale. ean sepl6-bm F. W. ELROY. Fk REST 47 Mase ave. uw. two ett: whdow BRIOK, 7 reoms, water, eas, stove, &0.; 818. J.P. KYON'£ CO. $1 & Fe RENT—Neatly furniehed ROOM, fr nt or back, to one or two gentiemes, epitol, Patent aud Post Otter niet ces; rent moderate JOR BENT—BEICK HOUSE, No. 1924 F stroct fite order; 14 roome: modera im Apply at 1125 14th st., or at HE rug Store, corner 13ih and ¥ © TOR RENT—HOUSE No. 204 D street n.w., con- tsinie Dine roozns aud bath room, ali modern provements, and in excellent condition. Stre the door. Apply after 6 p.m. at No. 102 : Beas St” ‘With Beard, two or three pleasant ished ROO#S on second floor; son h {ru exposure: all modern conveniences; on 1tth "t ike of cers. Qall after 3 p. m. Q t Fopds-3t" ‘OR FENT—To one or two gcatlemen un- furni hed communicating RQOMB on koovud ery dosi-a'e 12th «et. n FE RENT—Two larve rhished KOOM Parlor fora, No 152 1th et how ey) ‘Ol RENT- Ons or two communicating ROOMS: Mdt ressenable rates to agreeable party, at 11 ith et.n-w. FOE RENT—Well-furmished 1 & private fsaiy, near Cap door, 28 New Jersey ave. £0. Fe RENT— New York ave., PARLOR and BEDROOM; aleo, two cther Roome, all nics furnished. Board in'the house. OR RENT—Cn very reasonabi five room Brick BOUSES, 202 st n.w.; gas and water. Inquire at 1904 w. TOR RENT— we centers. two very nicely-far mshed Fecond-story ROOMS in new house % wedera iin improvements; torus reasonable, 11 22th st.n.w. FOR BENT At Acs 6th st. 2- PARLOKS ov iirst floor, and two large W end a Hall Bedroom on second floor; 2onveniences ; price low. FOR BENT, Newly bait STORE ana HOUSE, centrally loceted, near Pennsylvacia avent iodern improvements. Inquire at 428. 1irh st above Pa. ave. sep27-3t" Fe RENT—To a furnished FRONT ROOM, lodwere An@ no children. Terms moderate. 1210 Bil wt. S CHANCES 5 howe | ANDEM LINES: NDEM LINES four TANDEM LINES: made ‘of bew leather ured Tht rr °0) GASH FOR FARM OF 20 ACKER a muse of Sho RE FIome. Mlables, barn water wear thy G0 fruit trees. S00 4 finest vier of D strict; 18 minutes side from the Lnwane x c - b lance long an deeited Price $2,000 BOUX, 1026 1 A ABE CHANCE. one Coal ring to yy A lr tent a FINE RESIDES eanuine the pew Dwell ne. It fronts on Capito: Park we in the Distri alls; first story hardwi Sitdows, aud rooms on et re 116 Bist. ne. 700 9th et ( WING TO POOR HEALTH, 1 OF! MTOCK AND FINTURES “OF OMY 1G MANUFACTORY OHEAP FOR CASIL Aly uly at Pa ave. n.w. G. A. KNABE. nep2T ft CHS, AND BUILDERS CITY PROP- or a SMAGLIMPROVED FARM near city will be wiven In Pert pay for bullies er & SMALL BLICK HOUSES. Address © arc EGR SSE, ihe STORE ana DWEULINGS et., corner of Law. Apply at 640 T, . sep 25-0r Glass FRONT, FRG BALETA complete 1 with intide windows, 2 Bow decr. Alo, 4 Bow Wir don Window Framce. at. Dow. {UK SALE—1 wo +ix-room brick HOUS! 248 49 Bt. 8 Ww D nee; property worth a Pets wood BU TL DI TUE TALES GRQOERY FROVTSION Fie QUGH BLOKE, well ent ‘ y ns fh CHANCE-A fint-c -HARD- le at two-thirds of Tinuers Ma- chirery aud Horse abd 1 Penneytvania ay ave. &e eps QPEOIAL. D We have several GREAT BARGAINS in small BRICK HOUSES, paying from ten to fifteen per nt cn price asked three or four Groat Bar- from $5.00 to £16, OTs for sale or exchange in ca, and gmarantes to make terms ¥ "20 LOAN in any gum at 6 par cont _fet W. B. BURFOKD & 00.. 1119 F ato Pa BALE—FAEM of 160 acres in M unty, 9 miles from city, ' m nod ‘Puldings; thoroughly enitivaind : 900 pear: 5 acres in wraps Will be fold low to an Pnmodiate customer. W. KE. BUR- FORD & CO., 1115 F st. sep2-im nc Mica tn A MONEY TO LOA? }OR RENT—Delihiful communicating ROOMS, EB Geond ficor, south front. Aiso, Nawle Roome’ yrivate eae in Tabie Board oppeadien ont, are 2B RENT Large STORE ROOM, = cellar, corner 6th and G first-class busi ness stand ; rent iow to y ‘ood ienaut. THOS. E. W4GGAMAN, 519 7th st.n.w. eep2i-st 7OR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, on 2 S472 LOAN AT 7 PER CENT. Adar OU. Star offi: Moa SAND ‘TO LOAN Tat BU M3 TO AVE SUIT at six percent. Appl LOUIS r Shoe aKen, sep 25-8t 920 F st. n.w. Mo} MONEY. YO LOAN IF. eta To sutr. TH + pEoaman, H' -btG Sd floors, suitable for housekeeping, with | _ser25-3t ith st._n.Wv ali modern improvements; torms reason: gs : % 00, $500 AND $300 TO LOAN ON REAL Vermont ave., near Iowa circle. Sep27-3u pe epee Money i hat lu ECE BENT Tao, unfurnished communicating TON, 325 4 street n SOME: maladie sor tyes pouseeneetar, 08 ‘ccna floor water. 139 North Ast , between 5 ietend 24 etane., Capitol Tit pare | MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, JOR RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS _ within 5 email EK five minutes! walk of Buresu of Engraving atd a toring pina: et cant for Frinting, 1065 Md. ave. Rt. 0. BOL: TZMAN, Hight parties will Tent doubie or sinwle "sed ot" sepl8 end Fails. a.w. POR BENT—At 713 uth st.. between Gt. ard ONEY i LOAN. ew York avi 250,000 TO LOAN 83d seoond floor ; el i RS SUIT, ni rent low permanent x ing Cent, exchanged. On Beal ont ary Oemmissions Very Fo KENT—Two very pleasant Furnished a OKS; back parlor = sleeping room ; #aa, bath. ite h hot and cold water: terms moderate. 1536 ‘ap Place, between 13th and 14th ets, near ioe c rele. Bepz7 BL POR BENT Two well furnished ROOMS, front and back, with or orem board, in private family. No. 1338 Q et. n. seps3-3t" FOR PERT Ne. 496 ainins ‘ave. 6.w.; No. 811 n.e. Apply to WHITE & BRO. 462 Maine ave. sep26-6i* JOR BENT—A suite of handsomely furnished ina rae house. médern con- Yeniencee. 1229 N st. n.w. Bep25-3t" VOR RENT— Tame Place, three newly fur- rnished ROOMS (two bedrooms aud pation, ene suite; every convenience. Bey 25-3t" RoE: SENT ure gS. unfornished BOOMS guar gue bank. J; 3 BUULER & OO. bank Ro. Hii Roni hanie fe coer NT—Bulletin changed nearly as a MHOURES furnished or unfurnished : large and OFFIOES, 8’ BLEN, Also TORES, STAI HOA MCINTIRE. SSR ste FOE BENE HOUSE No. 716 9th et. n-e., con ten. rooms and cellar, with “lance ivcunde; rent 818,” ML. M. LOHKER, bu) Tih ot. Key at 00 Het. p.e. Bep25-30" Fe BENT—HOUSBE No. 910 es st. L.w. recmr, modern improvements; in perfect pair; possession October Ist. A. a ILSON & 609 Tth st. bow. BepZb-dt" POR BENT —New BRIOR, No, 1812 8 st. n. all meoxtern improv vements, first class fieish, 8 Frame fo. £04 go BT apply to LOU SBOKMAKER, rs Bey 70k RENT Comforsuie DATO HOUSE, two Stories, Fix rcome, £: SD and cellar. Mac- het and cars pear. Larve Inquire of O. H ABMES, G3 F st, or 1id9 Q st. 3 FOE BENT Several large unfurnished ROOMS; furniched if Gesired; modern improvements, beantifol location.“ arquire Ne. 226 Delaware ay. half square from itol. TOR BENT—Four unfurnished ROOM=>, ons c Mond fico! improvements. capi no. childrea ; also far- floor. 1427 8th st. nw. OOM. on thin 17 B st. n.w., two brick, bay IOUSES: modern im- provements; coal vault. Inguire 1918 Peunaylva. nis eve. sep2s- F GE RENE PWECLING portion of house No, 1262 10th st. n.w., over store; six rooms ir cludir J aba, in complete repair: wire of THE: OLOBE SHECKELS. sep25- 3." J. V..N. HOYCK, Kean Estare Ao #9.2mi ” Office’ 1605 Pa. ave., Arlington Ine. DTa'g. GO TO 50,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ae vi ny. HOLTZ aR Attorney, sep7-Im 1521 F st. n.w. MSSEX 25 BAND TO LOAN ON BEAL ES- security, at jowest rater THOS. J. FISHER & Co. fey6-1m : 1225 F street Mor TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. $150, #300, $350, $500 to loan. Also larer sam To heciroh.” Lowest charges as may and lowe rai66 of interest. 3B. H. WARNER, eugld 916 F street northwest PERSONAL. TRE, GENT, WHO BORROWED rom the Agricul dome sfavor by soba dames Hotel. ae a A, 100 REWARD FOR EVIDENCE THAT um Sguvict the person or yervons who fred my sill on the migut of the adth inet, OBR, Jn. Lomber, Wood ani Gos, foot 4th st east W By ALBUBGES, encossor to TP. LIBBEY, « Wate aber and Jeweler, has removed to corner of “th and F eta. n.w., in Drug Store, om BDO site U. 8. sep! De, 5 ee TELLS ALL THE eveare of life. All business cont tential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 cents cach. 10Z3 4th etree! north- west, between K and L sireeis. suzll-7) ME BLANCHE, oF Panis] FEMALE Doorness, cures all complaints, especialy lencorshes; ne of Tels everstning. A! the fate, ‘No. 622 10th et., between Land F u.w- 2 oJ OBR PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports ax to the responsibili:g of peonle, with abstracts of Hens on real asti .w., Ga.m. told p.m. Always in before 9 and from2t)5 spl 6m DYARAM HOSS. the long-establiened reliable Cisirvoyant and Astrolowist, «ives better ast isfaction in all af f life than any one in the ysis telle the pass, prosent and fut advice and assistance on MEDICAL, ce. ‘OR RENT—October Ist, at $12 per month, 7 rocm HOUSE, with all modern tmprovements. Ro. 1113 Park Pace n-c., one block north of Lin- in Bark. s - STARR, 1429 New York ave. ENTION ! — Highi; ble Indy has iss furnished” cate with voy 3 —— tacige medical attendance for ladies ‘(OR RENT—A large new HOUSE, fiuey fin- EF anhiea. ‘containing twcive rogms and oompleie basement; every convenience. No. 212 13th st. pear Amricultural department. Inquire of vil. FHEA, 652 Ponusylvanis ave. sepo5-10" Fe RENT—Fornished PARLOR and BED- (ROOM, and one suite, ery ae m8, et floor’ aieo hall 8 a month,” gist Corner of 11th and @ ets. 2 <j = 1 SALE—New and ey ects or Browster and other makers. eer a Blad Hate Be sttended to. Rowt, Promptly attended t 410-416 8th st. n.w. aug3l F PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR the E UPON EASY Peete PAY- ae METS ss augal ‘aio Lith stn. ECURE YOUB VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue, to Bou sara yeat, Goveraamett FRonas ‘on doroelt for foxmodeiato tate Boardat manugore="Wen Buck" | 2° Fe bay der cietary: z nae: jenry A. Willard, John W. H, WHEATLEY, STEAM DYEING, WET AND END DEY SOOURING, ae Jefferson ae With every feailty, the best and a fall stock FOREIGN AND P potted DYE STUFFS AND OHEMIC: fed fot am prepared for the fail trade. work So dh — inlined in the city; by Seek by al relatos aug33 an ererbowien toothache, local cceuraisic,» 350 spate” a FOE BENT —channing ROOMS, Turniched or unfurnished, in fashionable part of city; sec- ond ficer; n.w. a to gentlemen oniy; Folerences exchanged. Address Box 136, Bar of: RK RENT, AND BALES OF PROPERTY, “ok BER eS fice of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 street northwest. oun ‘OR RENT— Furnished or unfurnished 14-room mouse. ‘with stable; ig pe 24 a rd CE fom somely’ laid out in ‘eatin ‘Suth teooeand shrabe.- os aoe 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 9th st. n.w- 10.50. ee pi 11th, iith ‘st. a5.” Binly tom a abies room B FOUR; dorms, R SALE—New seven F ele — mea asia mecrenyy, for Da omy me! Fok ae ee T1Sd Park Place tO, neat at 6S, siol street cars, and one block north Ci ‘corner STARR, 1429 new tk ave. Ww. Sep d5—"t Geos tarnished for houscheering, is sot, Fasoat Rpply at No: ASS Knee ae oe os Ox BENT Two or three very desirable ROOMR 905 “Pennsylvania ‘Apply. at. 1219 Pennaylvania sve. sopzoine i BALE_LOT Boas 20 feet, eateide 14th ot, Benndary, a ws tie perfecss ae Tne OWN! 1624 15th st. n.w. ce from 850 to $100 for ten alg is to cure 1 down. Address SECRECY, Star omics. 8c 50 REWARD—If Dn. Brorarns fi any case of Female Weakness, Irrerularities and Obetructions ; thirty Years’ expericuce in Wash- ington 906 B street 6.w., opposite Smith- ronian. aug31-t626 Mo RtARCEE., OF PARIS, FEMALES DOOTRESK, cures all complaints. A special EA Leucurrhes.” 622 10th st., between, 2 and eS Turki i b ihuslon and Sulphur Bethe, for des, Theumatian, nothing beter. The caly telat Place inthecity. auld 506 Bt aw is the in Wa 8 femal ieverntaritios at Dis- subscribed before A. 0. atient edverdel {or the treatment of of fichards, J-P-