Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1880, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. asc ees ++++--October 12, 1880. TUESDAY. CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. ————————————————————————————————— fhe Evening star has@ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paver published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. — ‘THE Braz office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or busines can be sent day or night, free of charge. The Elections To-day. ‘Three state elections are tn progress t}-day— ‘Obio, Indiana and West Virgin'a. ato elezts a secretary of state, a judge and a clerk of the supreme couri, a member of the board of public Works, a stat? school commitsstoner and tweaty Members of Congress. Ind'ana elects a gov- ernor, Heutenant governor, secretary of state, audttor, treasurer, attorney general, a clerk and areporier of the supreme court, supe: ntendent Of pubite instraction, two supreme court judges and thirteen members of Congress. West Vir- ginta elects a governor, auditor, treasurer, at torney general, supreme court Judge and super- Infendent of schools. The Congressmen in that State are not elected until November 23. Ib Ohio the republicans, democrats and greenback- ers have tickets In the tid, but tue race 13 be- tween the two old parties, the greonback vote, belug, apparently, scarely large enough to be considered. Judge Lang, a German of promt- Bence, heads the democratic ticket, and the party counts upon his receiving a large number of German republican votes. Mr. Townsend heads the republican ticket. In the present House the democrats have eleven members of Congress and the republicaus nine, but last year the old districting law was re enact7d, and as It is favorable to the republicans they calcu- late upon electing not less than twelve Con- gressmen to-day. The democrats count confl- dently upon electing six Congressmen and hope to get tcp. In Indiana, Landers and Porter head the democratic and repudjican tickets, respectively, and a3 party lines are distinctly drawn they are expected, each, to poll the vote that bis party will recetve. Some of the repub- ican leaders maintain that Porter 13 stronger than his party and will get democratic votes, but the exciting campaign and high party feeling existing render this very improbable. ‘The democrats of Indiana have In the past kept Solid ranks through thetr political fights, and they will, no doubt, be equally as well discip- lined in this contest. Since the last Congres Sional election the democratic legislature has Fedistricted the state with a view to party advantage, and therefore it 1s reasonable to conclude that a majority of the delezation elected to-day will be democrats. In the present House there are six democrats, six republicans and one greenbacker. In the next House the democrats will very probably have Seven and perhaps eight members from that state. In West Virginia the greenbackers are making the only organized fight against the democrats. Efforts to unite greenbackers and republicans were made, but failed substantially. The oppo- sition bas been so weak that the democrats have not felt cailed upon to exert themselves par- Ucularly. The democratic ticket will be elected by a majority ranging from 3,000 to 12,000. The letters of Lum exposing the alleged bargain between Weaver and the republicans have been used effectively by the democrats In West Vir- ginia to disrupt the greenback party. In Obio the republicans would, in all proba- bility, elect fourteen or fifteen of the Congress- men if it were not for Internal quarrels in three or four districts. While these dissensions do not affect the republican state ticket, the effect will be to weaken the candidates of that party for Congress in several districts. —--______ A meeting of leading citizens of Indianapolis, representing both parties, was held yesterday as stated In THE Stak, and the action ought to go far towards securing a peaceable and fair election in that city. Among the democrats present were Senator McDonald and Mr. Eng- Ush, while such prominent republicens as U. 8. Judge Gresham and U. S. Attorney Halstein represented that party. A resolution declaring in favor of a fair end honest elect‘on, and demanding that the election oMicers shall per- form their duty without partisan bias was adopted. The meeting pledged the influence of both parties to punish legal voters,.no matter iu whose interest the™fraud may be attempted It also turns out that the reported secret organi- zation of militia forces by the democratic state Officials 1s entirely untrue, and upon the whole with the strong men of the two opposing par ties working together for a fair election, it does 400k as if such an one mtght be he'd ‘There is considerable oppos tion being devel- oped In New York to the‘project for the estab- lishment of an international park at Niagara Falls. The basis of the opposition 1s that the money the state of New York would be required to pay for the park must be raised by taxation. It ts estimated that New York county would be faxed over $9,000,000, Kings county about $500,000, and other counties in proportion, to make up the sum necessary, should the next legislature pass the Dill for the purchase of the perk. The leading opponents of the project de- hounce it as a scheme of a few property owners at Niagara and others to make money. On the conttary, sone of the most prominent men of New York urge that the establishment of the international! park 1s necessary tn order to pre- serve Niagara and tts magnificent scenery from the despoiling hand of speculation. —____--_____ According to the Philadelphia Ledger, an au thority upon the coal trade, the entire produc- Uon of extbracite for the last nine montas of the year Is estimated at sixteen and a quarier milion of tons, a reduction of about two and a baif million below the output of the corres- Fonding mouths of last year. The Ledger ands that negotiations are pendlug the several companies looking to a pension of about a week in the beginning of November, to be followed by halt-time during the winter months, tn order to open the spring trade with light stocks of coal. It this plan ts edopt-d the total production of 1830 will be from two and three-quarters to three militonsof tons less than that of 1 —_——--+e —___ ing day of Baltimore’s celebration exceeded the expectations of the people of that efty in tke uposing display aud large attead- y Streets were thronged with vis- early morping and every feature of aia Was carsled out w.thout a single The unusual and tmaposing spectacle of six mouster steamships for Europe all going down the bay at the same t'me, ina single line pre- cession, as It Were, Was presented In New York harbor last Saturday morning. What adds interest to the scene {3 the fact that they were all heavily laden with American products, natural and manufactured, the procecds of which, bo matter how Obto and Indlana may 0, will help swell the balance of trade in our Tavor a5 between this country and Europe. ——_~e-_____ The effort of the New York city democrats to remove Chief Supervisor Davenport was not Successfw). The U: S. Couré held that Daven Port had done bts duty, but suggeste4 that in bis dir ctions to supervisors he had gone a Uttle too far and that bts language ought to be modl- fed. Everything goes to show tat Uke politi- cal fight for control of New York wall be dez- Perate and that both parttes will usa every ad- Vantage they possess. Baltimore hada dig crowd yesterday, but it would have been larger, no doubt, had they given another name to their celebration. Such a title as sesqul- nial could hardly fatl to Keep a good many péople away. QPLCIAL NOTICE. Ee by HU me Se BAR) “TONLAW Pane 7 Market espace, = ML be delivered early each Bersing. Tunlaw Forme d being the only Yang ee 3 Jerery Cat ie in thie section of . Patties deaitiug to secare Bure: Bile pees ave the opportuuity pre- 821-1tdkico Broprision or Tuniav Farm. ON AND AFTER SaSeee= MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th, B ae f We are offering, for this week . NEW No. 8 WHEELER & Wi \OHINES at WE SHALL MAKE SPECIAL EFFORTS TO EX- HIBIT AND OFFER AT beer) Srolne with all latest im WGA (drop leaf and side drawers.) All other Machines" at the same reduced prices. ‘These Machines are al sEw and watranted for ‘five Call ‘be convin OPPENHEIMER 528 Oth st.. St. Cloud Building, cor a largess Stock of Bewing Miachines ig the BEW YOBK AND BOSTON PRICES GUARANTEED, OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND MAGNIFICENT LINES OF Fo! THE ACCOMMODATION or PERSONS DESIRING TO VISIT BALTIMORE BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, Dunrine THE BESQUI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, MANUFACTURED ESPECIALLY FOR THIS, Tae BALTIMOBE & POTOMAC BK. BR. CO. FALL AND WINTEB SEASON, Wit Rus ax EXTRA TRAIN, Leaving WASHINGTON AT 9.05 A. M., and returning leave BALTIMORE AT 12 O'CLOOK MIDNIGHT. octll-8t a , Lash BEE GILRAYS LACE GUsTAIN FRAMES at the FAIR. The best in the world. Curtains look nice as new. For this weck sdarones. GILRAY, city. octl1-3\" ALTIMORE AND Ge ss RAILROAD THE smguT GENTENNIAL aT ALSO, IN RICH DRESS GOODS, COMPRISING THE LATEST AND MOST DESIR- ABLE DESIGNS AND SHADES IN SUPERB FOREIGN NOVELTIES. In addition to their fifteen regulsr daily trains, {he BALTIMOKK & OHI i. will run a SPE- OIAL TRAIN (9:05. hou) to ic BSOULGENTE S- NIAL GELERLATION AT BUNDAY. To enable visitors to return EXOEPT 8! nightly to Washington, a train will leave Oamden Biation at 120" Pelock midnight, reaching here inside of an hour. octll-6t BALTIMOR® DAILY WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER EXTRA VALUE Aw ‘CTION BARGAINS. ‘We call special attention to our 27-Inch CLOAKING VELVETS; at £2.60, 83, $3.50 and 84a yard. Also our 81.25 and 81.50 SATIN D’ LYONS. A full line of bia yer a in erent Shades, at 25 cents a CONNOLLY'S, octll-lw Alth st. and Pa. ave. QreciaL ATTRACTIONS! HERETOFORE UNKNOWN IN WASHINGTON. FALL OPENING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13th, P, LINED stl K CIRCULARS. REAL PARIS PATTERN BONNETS oF LORED SILK PLUSHES. and HATS, AND OUR MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FINE FRENCH MILLINERY. WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO THE LADTES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY Re INOT AL KID @LOV! ES COR- SETS. BEST QUALITIE SF ONE PRI ND LOWEST PRICES. ONL Y¥—marked in plain TO WITNESS THIS OUR tie PERRY & BROTHER, FIRST AUTUMN OPENING Benn. aves, cor. 9th st. Established 1840. oct? OF )peatep ‘TABLE-WARE. BICH MILLINERY, AT -EASONA BLE PRICES. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO BEANO) ei 2107 Penna. Avenue. ee NSS Pe nae SP ERINO. fiers ee ET FLANNEL 8) ONE PRICE eng: Bes oinville- Ties. . EEL, ennsylvamt Bon'r 0. Fox. Gro. W. Brown. Frcs, rox « nuown, ESTABLISHED 1866, Heal Estate and Loan Brokers, Orrice—1437 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Opposite U. 8. Treasury.) Al properties placed tn our hands for sale are in- serted without charge in our ‘*Real Estate Adver- tiger,” (first issued in 1866.) Special attention given to the management of e3- tates and of properties belonging to non-residents. Also to the rentirg of Houses and collection of Rents at moderate rates, and without charge for paying taxes, remitting rents, and attending t) re- pairs, to which personal attention is given. ‘Houses always on hand for rent, ranging from 35 to $200 per month, and faithful attention xiven to the disposal, by lease or ssle, of the emalle-t prop- erty placed in our hands. Loans off real estate security made with care, and Semi-annnal interest collected and remitted without charge. oct8 Gt YEW YORH HATS, ENOX AND DUNLAP PATTERNS. BR EXTRA QUALITIES. fore. Please call and see befor NOVELTIES IN LONG AND CHILDREN'S purchasing elsewhore. at THE NEW LADIES’ BAT TO MATCH ULSTERS. ISAAC SMITIU'S UMBREULAS IN SILK AND B.H. STINEMETZ, HATTER, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, Jas. E. Frrcu. 7065 and 709 Market Space. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. octd 1880 2A et ate™ 1880) respectfully call your attention to my MAGNIFICENT STOCK or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, OONSISTING OF Over 150 different Styles of Men’s Dress and Busi- ‘ness Suits, 150 Styles of Men's Dress and Business Pants, 100 Styles of ‘Men's Overcoats; also a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF YOUTHS’, BOYS’ anv CHILDREN'S OLOTHING. ‘The above are all of the Latest and best Fabrica, and made in the most Fashiontble Styles, at Prices lower than ever oifered be- A. STRAUS, 2OLL Pennsylvania Avenue. octl WANTS. __FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. pe ae eb ANTED—A GIRL as chambermai. ee Wea ane A GIRE, Mogtrmeermed and "—ROOME, at 943 M st. ROR ENE BO0 = ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID. Address P. Box 279, city; reference required. _ octl2-: Re ca indi! a ee WANTED-A Protestant white muBsES aut stay nichts. $27 East Ospitol st. WANTED—A white GIRL todo =r a et’ Work for asmail family. No. 11(6 7th ats. ee EE eee WARSTED_By a German Girl s SITUATION as chamber if refer Apply at el gpa Dermaaid ; best of rences. App Wire aiper aad eh SAUES- hs ors = aaa our Senn and Underwear ee eat white WOMAN to do housework and assist in washing and ironing. Apply immediately at 616 F st.n.w. ANTED—By a respectable white ATION to do ychambet work and waiting ; ref- erence. Call for one week at 1U18 6th et 8.w. | 1t* oe ore Se WIE On ewe WAN Pas resnectable colored Girl — Virginia 2 Oe ee i do plain sewing.” Apply or addres 1104 Ith nae. We TED ey asivgle Go neades a aee -aized well-; furnish, d Front BOOM, in norhwestern rtion of the city. Addr. staiing torms, Xo. Box 120, Star oie ate ee oettd ate Sie ee WwAk experienced young SALES- TAD IES ins 2 Fancy and Worsted Store; thes kaving some ripen of worsted work Re Apply at 608 9th st n. w. ANTED_—Front HOOM and =e = = near 13th and F sts. at $40 per month, pi ble in advance, or furnished sront ROOM, ‘Si0 per month. Address WILSON, Star office. Fe BENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for light housekeeping, at 810 6th st.n.w 1t* KR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, rea'ly cosy and cheerful; private house, without » sairen: ‘1131 1th st. octl3-2t° Fie eae =e ete (OR BENT—On 224 st.. bet. Pa. ave. and Ist. & neat two re aoa | HOUSE, water and papered an: good GDuhire at alos Tmt “ 12-at® OR BENT Furnished HOUSE, main portion 186 Voneress at., southerst corner of and Stoddert sts. fre ten rooms. Rent on oe terms. FRANCIS DO} apuly ly pv} Ous' octl2-3t* FEE RENT Desirable coumyimicatng ROOMS, or unfuraished, at 1253 9th st. Oct L-Btt ak RENT_BRIGE HOUSE, six rooms, «as, ard. Pour squares frees Gurenmeat Prietine . Kour equares from Government in MES, 633, fice. Inquire of ©. ‘H. AB! Cod Qst. octil OR RE tree ate furnished ROOMS over our bank. SQUIER & UO , bankers, 1416 Pennsylvanii -3t OR RENT—13:9 L st. n.w., shed ROOMS, singly or en ite; modern improve- ments; with private family. oct? 3t” GOR RENT—HOUSE No. 910 19th st ; twelve Tooms; modern improvements: in perfect re- Pair. a. A. WILSON & CO., 609 Tt stow. 08 3+ WANTED. One Furnished and one oe COM adjoining, with ets Board snoderate prices location between G and L. and 12th end 18th sts. n- W. Address Box 117, Star offic eth 2S" 4NTED_Three or four =e pean referred ation centre! and n.w., where aI . Address, with ATOH, Star office. octl2-st* Wax TED —InwiepraTex—Tn this city a For- Lished HOUSE to accommodats would hke to board owaers for rent: best of refer- guces given. Address M. A., ‘Box 312, Alexandria, ANTED—Two or three pleasantly located un furnished or partial'y farnishea ROOMS, northwestern poriion of the city, suitable for light Housekeening. Adc ress, stating rent, ee Btar offi V va —To Rent—Small HOUSE, from five to seven rooms, modera Improvements, large yard; must be on line of city ratiroads t to Exceed 816 ner month. Permanent tonsa Eg sat {a Address P. B., Star office. WANTED =. ‘To Buy—A HOUSE for oe cus- tomer, comparatively new, in good locality, and not to exceed 86,600; must bea barwain, and gither on Capitol Hil! or: northwest. F. A. GRANT & 00. 3dand East Oapitol sts Sct 9 ANTED—Ten first. class COAT HANDS, at KEEN’S, 414 9th st. octl1-3t Wantens OMAN conwa and iron and assist in cooking: good wages and permanent place. Apply at 736 Sth st.n.w. . cor. ANTED-A perfect seoond hand BIOY LE; gize_about 54 inch about #50 cash: Address TOBIAB, Btar offi tL St ANTED—A Rewistered PHARM. ao of 5 or 6 years’ experience : for the p: present moderate.” Apply at Drug Store, 624 13th et- ectll-3i oD—A young French Lady wants a ST HON aa Hedy zaaid of nitwery wovernees a dress the hair, Address mine Rebeca, S ‘Star of office. ‘ANTED—By a fa family of we 3 the sion of Ot 2 woderate-sized com- fortabiy. iarnished ‘HOU 3, Jneation, must be cen oe hington, D.C. ‘OR _RENT—Handsomely furnished SUITE on Second floor of 8 private House, | Modern venlences, 1220 Net news, Dear I OR RENT—PART OF HOUSE a 1ithst n.w., the second floor of which is occupied by the jJady renting. eferences required. Apely, oo Fe RENT—Bniletin changed nearly every = A HOUSES furnielied and unfurnished lance and ices, stores, stables, &c. INTinh, Siskel nw 0 (OR RENT—Furnieled or unfurnished lance HOUBE and grounds, with stable, corner 2d and Market st-, Georgetown, D.O. Apply to, 4. § GAYWOOD, 1325 Sth st. nw. “St ‘POR BENT Furnished ROOMS, with oe in commodious new house with modern improve- monta; pavatetmtiyn Heteranses ona ae ply at 1306 Vermont avenue. ‘oct Gt FE RENT—Either separately or tozetler, handsome new DWELLING and Btore, 418 12th opp. Shepherd Building, a few doors above nsylvania ave. Inquire 423 Lith st.n.w. 09-3 'OR RENT AND. EAS rey ae For Rent is- Mo- gued weekly, Estate Review" monthly. bead forte Houses tor rene ie all parts of the B. H. WARNER, 916 Fst. n.w. _oct9- Fe RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUOTION.—See Bulletin is- sued on the lst and 15th of every month, at the of- fice of THOS. E. WAGG. + O19 7th street northwest. On RENT—20 17th st. n.w., Farragut am handsome moderate eize, first-cl class, f1 aiehed OUBE. Dining-room supplied in che best and most substential style. References unexcep- tional. H. JAUOB, French Caterer. oct-6t" FE RENT—Three-story Brick HoUSE, No. Tos Get nw Twelve rome arid bait FOOT, latrobe, range, stationary washstands; large a in complete order. Apply to T THOMAS 5. MYE Real Estate Acent, 12! ‘OR RENT—To =e ar Teenie F ROOMB, first-class bos with or without No. eee ave. D.W- Fe t—Elegant APARTMENTS on second wed thd ‘floors, single or en suite, all modern improvements, at 1027 Vermont sve., ee Se son Square. 7-21 mer ANTED GRADUATES of City Schools out of employment, who wish to adopt, ‘Lelegraphy profession, are offered places with the Ameri- pid ‘Telegraph Company to learn the busi- ness without charge. Apply at 1427 Pennsylvania ANTED—Intellizent, active young MAN, who (W Aneake Earl aad Geran auentin (Gere preferred) to. attend to outside business of ap old and well-established business house in this city; permanent employment to reliable competent m=n. Adaress, with real name and references, Hox 11 ANTED—Fuanisnen House as de- sire to rent a Furnished HOUSE for six monthe, commencing abont November 6th. It should be between Bhode Island avenue, 13th and ats., and must have three rooms on first floor, with windows in each. ‘The entrance should be not Tore than cunt steps above the sidewalk. Ren about 81.50) Inform FITOH, FOX & BROWN, Wishing x write to WARD HUNT, Utes, N ee eeTE Soot oe eee UPHOL- STEREBS. Apply W. B. MOSES SON, 7! st. and Market Space. oct Gt oe 'ED—Fok 4 Oasn BuveR—A small FRAME HOUBS) near the Navy Yard; must be a bar- E. W. TAKER, 208 434'st, n.w.se20-1m gain. TATED FAMnETES to furnish with RELI- ces ny, BkAMiS Tne us; SERVANTS of all sorts; bo: man HESSES for city and country: ven wt thi Pefereiios. F st. n.w. O. E. PRI e007 30 ea Ww? WANZED FAMILIES to furnish with reliable Servants and other Help: ‘Chamber maids and Nurses, with Feferences, at short notice, Fad cornef 6th and I sts. n.w. P. McDON. aD & sep! oS As, MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- ‘OR BENT—Furnished Bouse = Te H street n.w.. (formerly covupied by the Turkish poise ) Inquire of _0. (OM, Ne 5th street n. d storaze ac- tis of the “Queen Anne” style of architecture, built and fivisued in superior man- ner, and may be considered as one of the choice residences of ee Apply toTHOS. J. aopaee &0O., 1423 ¥ st. n: FEF oR Saar Sa 232 New Jersey avenue 8.e. ‘OR BRENT—A suite ee coe ee on second floor, at 912 also, a nicely fur- a oe for one me eon gentlemen. as j-e08t® .NT—Well-furnished first and second- story front and rear ROOMB, centrally Tocated, gas, bath, Sc. 1012 Est. n.w. octl-2) 101 —Bey room Brick HOUSE, in fine pas and water, No. 1426 Cnapin pean College Hill, two blocks from lth st. cars, Ap) St No. Glo 7th st. b-W. ULLS BIGELOW & OJ. eop50-im BOOMS, with 4 SORE. FOR RENT. 3 : No; 1903 18th st. contains ed by Isree ground street cars, facing is surround- e line of Met. Bent 850. i ith Lawation- W. B. WILCOX, octl1 Corner 20th and I sts. n.w. EN PER CENi. INVESTMENT. ‘New BRICK, six ‘Foor and bath, marble man- tele, range, hot and cold water: lot 16x13" eligibly located on Capitol Hill. ley For asic at a rice ghich Will make it not 10 per cent. investusent to BTEIGER * TIEBERMAN! oct Lis New York ave. ROE BENT— Br R. 0. HOLTZMAN, ReAL EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. Tenth and F streets northwest. se Intelligencer Bi'g Fur. Louse, Grant 1453 Mass. ave.n. 1013 Rogge wt. 1. tiy as Bouse, i 38 and stable... Fur. bouse, Mase. a Eur house, 10th bw. ‘and store... £ur-house, N For house, Q: I make no charge to Isndiords for advertising thetr acini ‘and keep it before the public con- rf a many of the Finest Building Sites in the sity for sale. Also Houses in every section st prices from 81,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. oct? B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. ———— rrrerereres rR Trig Ail ‘0. 3 Fitzmoi ley n. ay & LARD, Tob th street n.w. F= RENT—Four nearly new Brick HOUSES, 7 rooms, with mod. impe.. at § 20 par month. jal for our LIST OF FOR RENT. Call for our LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Owners will do well to fae their pro) us. It ‘will secure prony pups and careful a Bep.29 REN IT— UPPER PART of Koons n Balding,” corner 15th st, and New York ave. 2003 41" BT. N.W -Aaltree sory Brick, with back building, 14 rooms; all imps. Price $75 per FOUR FIRST-CLASS STORES in ‘*Nairn's Building,” cor. 15 _h st. and New York ave. Furnished Houses. ite Handsomely-furnishea HOUSES for pri. vate iliew. 1224 Sixt ST..N.W.—Ten-room Brick, mod- ern im) 85.33 per month. 425 PeOURTE. iT. —Four-story Brick, 19 roo! snd waters 10 morth. N& SBt Clone Bulldtar. Reeidei ae faitioy 15 Voom ee ni enien ree 8128 pe sr nionth sepel “THOR. 9. SHIRES 1223 Fst. property is within two oS ‘Capitol andone square of ‘of the di Pa. avenue street cara Price $8,000. invited. specion of the premises is a nae r= THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. TREASURY, 15TH STREET. Office Rooms_singly ‘or communicat- hoes Business Offices, Studios, ete. ee and closets on every floor. erator’ and steam iest. Dark rooms) for storage. Inquire pf the Janitor. BOARDING. FOE SALE Three-story | Brick RESIDENOE, 124 E-st.n.w.. side Lot, shade fountain and beautiful flower rounds, alin. Aret-slase or Apply at above No. THOS. C.F Le Ee F (OR RENT—Two most plossant and comfortably furnished SUITES, one $49 and the other 390; winter prices. 921 G st. n. Bep28-26" ‘OR RENT—To aeonee= —Large well-venti- Fiitice handsomely, furnished “HOOMS -sccosd gnd third floors, 920 New York ave. ; convenient to four lines of cai ae OK RENT—Nicely- furnished FRONT ROOMS, With first-class BOARD, tn a private family’; brat depattmentsand care Te nw. erms moderate | NO 198 octl2-3t* ANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, and = ail kinds of LAND. NORIB. for eh ni suoet saea Finca aaET are iouRe ae Tey-at-Law, Roourdi, LeDrolt Bulldiae sued Sn eidren. eran moder aunt: WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE. / ANTED--10,000 PAIRS OF KID GLOVES t WANTED, 10,000 PAINS OF EID G LOVES t Fan SALE_A light Second-hand COU PELETT ard ounce specimens cs the 1.50 OLOTHES coe om BT . GABA CLEANING DEPOT, 1009 F octii-aty | tng der Re ae Vv \) ANTED—LACE SUETEINE done up equal t new, by a French workman, at the dollar and a bslf suit cleaning depot, 1009 F st. oct) ANTED—Everybody to try made ICE CREAM, at 30e. per ¢ 8 qts. 85c., or $1.15 per galion; at dh w. Discount to dealers. 1 st. octl-3m WANTED: 000 WINTER SUITS of CLOTHES tocican.at the «“BOSS" OLEANING DEPOT, 4009 F st. Price only 81.50. Goods called for and lelivered. a y trom furniture, tA ie avenue, next to elty post onlce. Bepd ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate, MAT- ‘IRESBES to remako, MOTHS to exterminate OHACE & BRJ.'S, 616 ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in large or mall quantities, Highest cash price paid. $21 Per oe dand4issts. aug20 1OR SALE—Up: ENS pare PIAN Sof Wm. Shaefter, celebrated New er also of Grovesteen & Fuller: barcaine. at V. BECKER'S, 907 H st. n-w. 012 OR SAL) 65 will buy young, sound Fann pentte tons BtGay aad HAR: Seog NESS, at No. 20027 7th st. n.w. ete 6t* OR SALE—A splended 6 octave carved lez Chickering PLANO, 08 ood as nee for, cash. Call at once at SIDNE' a] Xiadios. "B, 410 iin st, Dew. DNBY, St OB. SALE—Three HORSES one BUGGY and Light Business WAGON; also two sets HARNESS. Uorses suitable for express, baker, butcher or any business; one famil: or driving horse, All young and sound. Trial. ‘Wil be sold regardless of price. Apply stable rear of 1216 K st., next Franklin School. St" oct? 1237 Pa. ave.,next to cor. 13th st. OUSEKEEPERS WILL FIND A FULL ASSoRT: SSWARE A) CHINA, UTENSILS, AT LOW PRICES. AT GEO.WATTS'S House furnishing Store 3A 7th street LUMBER. NT OF TUHEN. ANOTHER FALLIN PRICES IS COMING, AND AS USUAL oct2-2w Five Doors above Pas 8. } ICE CREAM, CES AND CHL ALLorTE RUSSE WILLET & LIBBEY, Are Always the OYSTERS and STEAKS the finest to be had. reat assortment of fine CAKE! WEDDING CAKES Sereda: ASTRY. Soar COR, 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE, "1427 NEW YORK AVENUE. grenixe SILVER. Have Just opened a fine stock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES. SAwWL LEWIS, 1215 Pa. ARE THE FIRST IN THIS CITY TO DROP. NO NEED OF ARGUMENT. FIGUBES ALONE TELL THE STORY. Established 1840. OF FICE OF GEORGE BR. HILL & co., STEAM MANUFACTURERS FINE FAMILY CRACKERS AND OAKts, 35, 37 and 39 North Lee street, ALEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 4, 1839. To THE Trane: “give invite your attention to the following named therein you eS, will pease hold subject hos our order, and oblixe, very Feapect Araby, se GRONGE f oh S80. H WASHINGTON, FLOORING (Dzxssep)... -.-81.60 BOARDS, THE BEsT... . $1.25 BOARDS, commoy. fc teouy.} 1880. fiom it May Concern: Lhave this day sold and trapatenea te George KR.” Hill & Co. all pact which have been issued from the bakery No. 1th st nw, in this city. Such packaves are de- NEW DEPARTURE. feribed, ss follows: Cracker, boxes, half cracker N Prange. en severe ot cotta Sane t WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY FIN Dune tg see x Manufacturer of 6 celebrat fary lan v by arbre pore pots AN ARCHITECT, AsHIONABE : MILT ANERY ars pin adaition t,o a sar a Aste READY AT ALL TIMES TO MAKE A DRAWING TORIES oe nateg ona OCD Ean AND YURNISH ESTIMATES eral cases of FUR and FF! TRIMMED g butions, 81: 4 ‘buttons, at 28: 6 coc $1.50; PEPE OM CHAaGE. 10 baton’ Kid. mae octT jos. G2 ina ‘out D street. WRITE TO US IF YOU THINK OF BUILDING. SJ. MESSER, Dazscracrvo in Mis with Aucney for eT, TAYLOICS. Pa’ Y SYSTEM OF OOTT! forthe os Setd-oun WILLET & LIBBEY, USUsvaLLy ATTBACTIVE LINE OFFICE, oF UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE, ISHING GOODS. AiepePR. WEoGe Coes Gra STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. : perry ated SPRAGUE'S EQUARE, BETWEEN L Is unsurpassed by any in the city. YARDs. ze Fandsome live cf LAGE OURTAINS just ro- Mie WARERTEQUARE. fone 2.ow Prices, polite attention and satisfac: | — suaras ORGS, AND AND ORCHESTRA is now SINGLETON & HOEKE, Dose prepare, fo furniah MCUBEG on all ovation rls No. SOR Biarket Space, | Music Stores. ore —— ae VWNNINGHAM, BATT Che ial wiyie Bodaee aaa neared Ware BArw made oordes, Ollie Ale and das Tar No. Ba Fad bth sta ber aed me | Perks Wa KAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its bra: a GHAGE BRO. 9 aug20 616 Louisiana avenue. WANED {SEATHERS TO RENOVATE, oases, to remake. and ! a ap Hpholetering. Moth erterminate’ b steam. No. 1404 Pennsylvania avenue, 0 poets Willar: Hotel. x a aug20 Wx EAu vee TO KNOW THAT I ae A first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, touch better and a great oat cheaper than a com- mon new suit an be bought STH'S OLD Brann, ae ag De .W., or at Branch Store, No. 498 9th B.—We buy but first-class Seco Pana Giotaie! MONEY TO LOAN. ‘(OR BALE—Gentleman's TURNOU: of very handsome Brown Hanibietont hands,six years old, safe for most timid! persou to acive ak apes fully war~ ranted sound and wentle: trot in 2:00. Also Brewster improved Spar Spring Top Baxzy, Harness, boll. nearly new. Bell separate if’ det sired) at great sacrifice. | Reason for selling and satisfaction given pur chaser, at 0 ‘8 pl stable,rear private residence, 12 Tet nw. bil ot OR BALE—Handsome, stylish HORSE 16 hands high, six years old, thorough- ly broken, fast driver, perfectly’ sound. In- quire of Mr. PEY1ON, 718 10th et. n.w., between 4 and 5 o'clock p. m. oct9-3t* ‘OR SALE—Three Family Driving or business HORSES, from V. irginis. young, and wuaranteed sound. Will be rant at reasonable prices. GHEKN & OSBOKN stab'es, 627 Gt. nw. ‘octd-3 in) ONEY TO LOAN ON OR WILL PURCHASE all kinds of SEOURITIES again ment, or on Approved Claims. Attorney, 1427 F st. n.w. OF aes eee a BaRnGatn—For cash, or on essy 14 stop, Couble pene, pean pate “CHURCH OK ILD & BRO., 723 7th st. Shy. Sie XN oe ) Leb ines: or cea Se? oF real estate, on lobe time and at low ratce interest = Sun. M. ROHRER, cet Tm T° LOAN. pith ON BEAL ESTATE, At 6 per cent toe saree and 7 per cent for small No del: mt. O. HOLTZMAN, sep] 10th and F sts. n.w. DISNEY 70 Loan. 0, IN Ms tO NUIT, t Six Per Cent, On Beal Estate “Becurity p Commissions Very |. V.N. HUYOK Beat kerare Acer ¥C) s0-ani” Offige 1608 Pa. Sve., Arlington Ins. B'l'a’g. Mo TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Behm fates of ee auglé $350, 600 to loan, Also larger sara . _ it charges and lowe © B. H. WABNER, 916 F street northwest LOST AND FOUND. Loan Saturaes., Oct. oth, one SLEEVE BUT. ‘TON, at Willard’s Hotel or Pa. ayo. 4 suitable oe ‘willbe paid for ite return to the S aS of- ‘OST West astray on Le gulany iver colored ove ‘ral reward Feturned to 604 Ot Bowe Lest iA bitek, and Ten Terrier tail broken; tag No. 1027. A ig reward will be paia for bis return to No.. 1339 Corcoran cotta CST At National Fair Grounds, Friday, Octo- ber Ath, & GLE. Reward will be paid it retarned to Mr. U4MMACK, cor. 13th and E ets. paren a O8T—A WALLET cor pers of no value to any one but, the owne F, whose He atd former addrees will ibe found, ‘therein, rd of $1 will be pald for its return to = e Bund: ings. Sunday morning, 10th il be ive if, ;end of guested to com: nds cr Coupors be offered to ine collection. F, L. BROOKETT, ALEXANDEEA, Va , Ootober 7, 1880. a: |b . CAM AY! ESBS. E; & J. CAMMACK HAVE re faa aieaie Ronee ockl-ln* SATRONIZED BY THE BEST FAMILIES OF OR RALE-A large number of new and second- F hand “CARRIAGES, — such & pagoupe, Rockawaye, Tun cate, 'Extension ‘Tops, S¢., Feduced prices. “ROBI’ H. GRAHAM 410, 416 8th te = ak Repairing promptiyattended to. sep5- RR “aEERTS head of HORSES and MARES, from Sto 8 years old, {ay arrived from ‘West Virginia, will be wel chap sit not Fan eg smaranteed, £S geen at QUIGLEY'S i be ze on oi at be -betireen 12th and 13th n.w. FOR SALE Cuzsr—A larze assortment of LAN- aoa greene stvlce, Lott new and second hand, built ater, Wood Bros., prominei Duden at Rew Work nk pony, ‘No. a zoe rae Baltimo! D. SCHMIDT. ep: ‘ANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS at No. 427 Vermont avenu n. 250, the WHOLR oF PART of 8 handsomely-fn: nished houte. Mes. M. ‘I. SOUTHALL. oci2-1m* SONS DESIRING. TRANSIENT {RARLY BOAID will find oo AND iuodutions at Mics. EB. WILT AMS: to Oe ‘M4. Only short wali from depot and ons how,’ ride to Waabin, FRGS SENT Newly and handsomely farnishet KOOMB, communicating or single, on Ist, 2d and 3d floors, with Board, at 2022 G si (Babeceh’s Row.) References requ: Rose SHED OR NISHED With first-class BOARD, suitable for wentie- en or gentlemen snd their wives, at reasonable rates, in modern first class brick house. eG hd 10th ét. p.w. OAKDING.—A family a more room than they require would BOARD a.emal fsmily. Roome large and pleasant. North and routh front. Location excellent. ‘Terms mode- Addiess Box 119, Star office. 3k RENT Newly and handsomely SSeS COM! ind second private 8, sinwle or in sui 3 floors, with or without Board. Ta Dine nw. (HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and #30 permite homers well furnished, heated wita steam, and every way desirable. oct Caron AND Oe Done ae RUB ZUSRIEEED YOMMUNICATING aoe oe ee AND J eccond floors ; also, MS on 3d floor; = cera given mired Board. id real 5 Md.ave.n.e half square east of Cap tol ox cre 1" ‘OR RENT—Furnished oe with or with- out board ; No. 305 C st. sep]8-lan Fe RENT—Airy ROOMS, SSS or un ur- ished, pleasant location. at Nos. 314, 316 and class BOARD 315 a8, 7 ‘Ale mo stadia, FLAGLER sep? ly TLOORIEL SE, 612 9th st. n.w., is one "Tot ic Gociect ana — ouducted Béardine Houses in the city. Boarders accommo- dated at reasont PERSONAL. OHN PATCH BX to the respousil fi ns Oh Peal es! 10th st. n.w., 6a. mn. Alway and from 2 to 5. ocl YOUNG LADY WISHES THE AOQUAINT- “ance of ap honorable Sinwle Gentleman betwee: ES TITLES, repe f people, with a 25 and 40 years of age: must be refined and wi ted.” Address ALIOE M. WEYLAND, Wasi neton, D. C. Oct-20 BUBG: tI. P. LIBBEY, Wy isichtvater ahd Jeweler, bss roaoved to F ets. n.w., in Drug Store, oppo- sepls Ts l business confidential. Ladies snd ‘north- wort between I ond L errocta, augll-dw* Me [PSE PUARCHE oy Pants, Pincace Docranss, cures all com} Pane, os cepecially lenoorrhes ; ths fata So. 621 10th st, between E and F n.w. oes Gate MOGRE VERNON HIRING AND <4 ae) SPASLES. yee bee Oa 12th st. isfacton in ig stairs of ‘any cosine Horses Garriance, e., for sire, =m sven eavien bree and Years Eee fee te ie | ete ans a es my farm. oF. al ‘x TRO! iven or LO nd Obupe Horses for sale. ‘Terms reasonable — oome, 608 2d et. a3 16 F. W. MoELROY. NE LOT OF PIANOS AND BALE UDON EAGy HORAN Dy GANS FOR SPORTING GOODS. MENTS, at SIDNEY 7. NIMMO's, re aug2l 410 lith st. n.w. $25 GUNN EXTRACHDINARY BARGAIN! PROPOSALS. tlon and shooting qualitiee, arral Brseoh- ROPOSALS FOR O0aL. loading BeronM Scuoot or THE Disraicr oF Couvsnn, October 6, 1880. "t | Forthy will recalved st iy iin, ots seo 15 ‘northwest. up to noon of WEDNESDAY 13.h of Ccwober, 1860, forthe delivery at the Be ‘tol 00] of 300 tons White Ash Furnace Goal 760 tone Who Aah Kango Goal or 8 tons, run ‘abuts a eam sy ces he superintendent of the school Fas 5 ict President Board of Trustees of the Beform School of the District of ‘ootl-2t, HOTELS. Brews GHAM HOTEL, Fifth aoe and 50th street, ite Cathedral, ) ne GORDECHED O82 ON ON THE HR EULOFEAN BEANQNABLE. oti =P) SAL) Fixtur Good Fog (GROCER Rica 1 ont ouatraliy incated” ¥ Adéress wet. 2-3t° for Washington Wee See aaa warty, 1,000 AC TE pear Knoxville, in Eastern Kanaag, Sip Lawrence, Kan. », 1425 New York ave. octt]-st" ATS BARGAIN—POK GAL R—THE PROPER TY of ex-Governor McCormick, No. 1015 Lath st. pow. House, Lot and Furnitire at much joss than cost. lumediate possession. Apply for permits and terms to ‘H, FOX & BROWN, ootl-st* aneyivania ave FOE Sate Magnificent 1 atop Extey & Oo. N. suitable for church or sold rdless of cost. FREE- BORN GY SMITH. 1100 beans ave, oot at PARTIES HAVING PROPERTY TO RENT OR SELL, or desiring a Loan on Real Estate, Insurance’ st low rates in a wood Company cetal Lrhed in 1804, should call on E A. McINTIRE, F et. nw. oot? PUB SALF—Fight-horee power STEAM ENGINE and twelve horee power BOILEM, built by Gray & ‘Noses, tn running ord a a wk BRIOK tae in wr “¢ combs den nees W. ALDEN, 2D,” General Post Building. y yy ANTED — To BOKKOW on $10,000 at a fair rate of interest, on unin ged guurch proverty ; well looated and worth "Address Lock Box 398, City Post Office. ot RARE CHANCE a barwain; cheap wood order. A NER BuO oct? ecét® Cor, Penn's ave. and 3d st aw RABE CHAN or renta FIN: exantine the new br Re. It fronts on Capit ‘a of the finest views in the District hollow walls. Aret story hardwood tia, Fou MaLe—DRU a STORE st for cus v windows, and rooms on entire floor can ‘be toxcthor: steam heater: open grates: apecially vea- tt electric belle and was lighters, and is in Tespect provided with morn than the usual ements Brice low. Terme easy. pata B.. (opposite), or callon W. 6 Dovuk, tho that Rep 2s-e02a, °C CARH FOR FARM OF 30 ACHES “Mouse ot six rooms, stables, barn. water near the door; 00 frat trees. S00 wrape vines. finest view in the District: 18 minutes’ ride from the Jusane Anyiur bslance jong as desired. Price $3,000. Inquire V KOUX, 1026 17th st. n.w. sepas Noe DARNFILLE, erseASKhE & Browne : Buys and Bells all Active Stocks on the NewYork Stock Exchange. Quotations in lots of Ten Shares to any amount op amersin of to to ten yer cent. 25,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ingame tom Ola = bs ‘We have several GR! BRICK HOUSES, pay: fteen p cent on price 4 riflto, three or four Croat Bare gains in large prope ¥ from 8 000 to $15,000 ‘Desirable CHEAP LOTS for sale or ex all parts of the cit ile ® call, and wusrentes to make torms NEY TO LOAN in any snm at 6 set W. BE. BUBFORD & Ov.. Lilt RARE CUANCE—A first-class STOVE, HARD- ARE and TIN STORE for sale at two-thirds BARGAINS tn ona from ten to fi cent. Fane its watae «ood location, Also, ect of Tinters Ma- chinery and Horse and Wason. “60i Ponneyivania Ave. 8 ©. Rep DRY GOODS. ALE Woon rrenc H SERGES, 25 ILORED BATINE, a ta ae ae) quality for $1.25. RED VELVETE, ve Ieee $2.50 quality for $2.15. NEW DRESS GOODS IN CLOTH SHADES. RICH PLAIDS. NAVY BLUE BUITINGS. TYLER & CHEWNING, {Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), octll O18 7th st. nw. QaiBTs : SHIRTS u Sead SGLNDS NIG T'S SIGs rine the longest. WEAR, ad Brin the Brne's UM BRET CAS tie stroniest. ps Coe SBLRT, to messure, six for - IN: REFUNDED FoR eouns sor wos = SATISFACTOBR! Self-measnrements mailed on J. B. BRINE, 435 7th st. now., Washinston, D. G. octés [PO2ESSE STOCK or NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS. Fineet quility PrRE Woot FRENCH DRES? Goubs Qn allcolors, = ~ cece! — wine, plum, warnct, ke, &e., ) onl; on ize double Whit BLANKETS, 82, $2.50, ~2 2 wits TABLE DAMASK, 50, . OT. OI. Wool, wide double width Case (EHES S 736 Ooloread ORS NEES 98 Par Pare Wool, 25. Excellent heavy BLi BL SILKS! BLAGK SILKS! The best and cheapest in the city. Qur #1, #1.25 ont €2 50 0 Black wil are BPECIAL BaRcains. Eb’ CLOAKS! LADIES’ OLOAKS! CABTER'S, Til Market Space. wortted SATINS reduced t Excellent White Wool Fiannel, 20. Piano 0: Rory lance assort- ment. Nottihziam Lace for curtait to $1. Black ere Shawls. Black Craj Crapo 12 a Veils, Bpecial barvains in Pisck Cashiers, 80, 62, 75, 8 Biack Tamise, Black Orape Clot, Black Silk Warp Hex Immense assort Of Gioth for men apd boys’ wear, 26 to #190. Wamsutta, the best Ootton in the world, only 19. CABRTER’S, Vil Market Space. NOVELTIES IN DE DRESS GOODS. oct HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDs BROCADE St thd ee t ay HOG: DRE! KS AND VELVETS, K AND COLOLS PAT SI SAND 82. GuUDS FLOM ALCL BARGAINS FOR rotgegporincg caging 00 doi 4 LINEN Fa doz. Pe re LINEN NAVRINS « 30. GERMAN HAND-LOOM DA KS. 7-4, 84, RUCK TOWELS, Pare Linen, @i0, $2.00 REEASRETS | AT OLD PRICES, QUILTS, Full Btock of ANTIQUE CUATAIN® W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna. avenue. One Price. oot ((AnPETs. ‘We have Just opened a eplondid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY LRUSSELS axD INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choice designs. sept 1328 F st. m.w., pear Ebbitt Huase. a To OBDEK. at Oe com- ory cig fyiana dere 4 eet guarantesd._ Ea Choice lot of Finger at ce conte, $form JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Blirt Factory, sul8 _ S26 F st. m.w., opp. Patent Office. Bee THE “MYSTERY” sumer. gagtly nde, nu atthe Weer Si cae hae NEN COLLARS, latest styles Gl 60 por dozen :eix for 76 cous. ata per BRANOH BALTIMORE SHIET FACTORY. angl8 1002 F street northwest. HIBT MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BEOS. & 00. 4113 F Street N. W- ‘We sell the cheapest SHIETS for the money in : Pie cents EEE A RPOUCED, Sons. ony The bk We will 5 years time, + - .- .