Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY........October 13, 1880. CROSBY S. NOYES.... Editor. than double that of any other daily paver oublished in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily payers here added to- gether. ‘THE Stax 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. ———— eS ‘Tee Stan will issue extras throughout the afternoon and evening, containing the dis- Patches from our special correspondents in Ohio and Indiana, giving the latest election returns from all parts of those states. A Curious Controversy ‘Two democratic candidates for Congress in the Loutsville (Ky.) district, agreetng that only one ought to remain in the fleld, consented to decide by lot, which should retire. A nickel Was tossed up, “heads or tafls,” and Mr. Willis, present member, won the toss and the rigut to continue in the race, and his luckless competi- tor, Judge Hoke, gracefully withdrew. The Courier-Journat, democratic organ, thought this was trifling with the voters, and in severe terms It called upon both Wilifs and Hoxe to get out oft the way and permit the party to select a better man. In an open letter to the editor Mr. Willis cites the curious fact that the constitution of the state of Kentucky and the statutes of that and numerous other states recognize and authorize the settlement by lot of public questions. For instance, the Kentucky constitution provides that the judges of the first term of a court succeeding their election shal! determine by let the length of term each shall serve. The laws of that state provide, in the event of a tle vote on presi- Gential electors, that the matter shall be de- termined by lot. Mr. Willis reminds Mr. Wat- terson, of the Courier-Journal, of an Incident’ that occurred here In Washington when the latter was a member of Congress. Messrs. Hunton and Tucker, of Virginia, were both aspirants fer a seat upon the electoral commts- ston. They agreed to refer it to arbitration. Representatives Blackburn, Phillips, Gibson and Watterson were chosen, and they selected Senator (then Representative) Hill, of Georgia, as the fifth and odd member. When they met they could not agree or were not willing to decide, and the question was determined by lot. Gen. Hunton won the toss and was elected, Tammany and anti-l’ammany have parceled out the positions of Congressmen and state legislators by lot, and will probably settle the local offices In the same manner. Upon the whole {t looks as if the toss of a coin for “ heads or tails” may supercede the ballot-box after awhile. ————<e-___ The Bosten ship convention has proved to be @ total faliure, asfaras any benefit to Ameri- can oceah commerce is concerned. It has missed {ts purpose entirely and fallen into the control of men interested in the coastwise trade and In building wooden vessels. The few mem- bers of the body who are desirous of doing Something in behalf of our foreign commerce are powerless, Under the influence of inter- ested parties the convention bids fair to be com- mitted in favor of government subsidies to sup- Port ship building and encourage the establish- Ment and maintenance of American lines of ‘Steamers. It has been demonstrated that the sentiment of this country ts opposed to this Plan of reviving American commerce. This Sentiment has been powerful enough to crush Subsidy schemes in the past two Congresses, ‘What is demanded Is free ships. If the people are tobe taxed to maintain the American flag On the ocean they will say let matters remain a8 at present and let the foreign ships do our carrying. The forelgn ship-owuers are ener- getically pushing their advantage over the United States, under present laws. Any south- rn port has but to let 1t be known that it has cotton to send out and will receive foreign goods back, to have ships provided. Au along the Southern Avantic and the Gulf coasts foreign vessels are increasing their carrying trade, and New Orleans ts month by month paying larger sums to vessels of other countries. When asked why American vessels should not control our immense ocean commerce the bulk of the People generally reply promptly that they Ought, but a few interested persons begin to argue, and though their reasoning Is not satis- factory, they have their way. ——_—_—_---_______ it will be remembered that the Star took the round, during last summer, that the exor- Ditant prices then charged icr ice were not in aby way caused by the scarcity of tce at the New Engiand sources of supply, but were solely the result of speculative combinations on the Part of dealers in the various cities, where the ery of an ice-famine was raised only asa means of covering their impositions on the public. It maintained,on what {t considered conclusive evidence, and gave the figures to show, that the quantity of {ce stored on the banks of the rivers of Malue was much greater than it had ever been before, and was of Itself ample for the needs of the whole county at Prices no higher than had r'Sq in previous years, if the laws of Su"T iy and demand were only allowed to apr’. ang advantage was not taken of the 6" tremely hot weather to prey on the necersittes of consumers. These state- ment’, were denied, in a vague way, in “ne quarters, at the time, buat they were never refuted; and now we have testimony of the most Irrefragable character that the position then taken by Tue Srar was correct and sound in every particular. The beavy demand for fce In the north has practically ceased for this season, and the sup- ply in Maine ts yet far from exhausted. On the Kennebee river alone more than one hundred thousand tons remain unsh{pped, while on the other important streamsof the state a large per centage of last year’s crop still ies In store to meet future demands this fall or to He over until another summer. These facts will have no weight, we know, with the mea who went in to make money out of the situation and made it. They will, however, serve to show the public how little ground really existed for the ery of scarcity, and enable them to judge how much confidence to place in such pretences in the tutu No WALKER & C@., CLOTHIFRS, ARE NOTED CHOICE OF MATERIAL. STYLISH CUT. EXCELLENT MAKE. FITNESS FOR WEAK. GREAT DURABILITY. LOWNESS OF PRICE. GIVING SATISFACTION. BEING TBE BEST. -- MEN AND BOYS. NOAH WALKER & Co., ctl -6t No. 625 Penna. ave aarene SILVER. ‘Have just opened a fine etock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND PANCY PIECES. SAL LEWIS, 42315 Pa, ave. Established 1840. oct? NX. ‘M—Men's MERINO SHIRTS DRAWE) 7 and ana DBaWwina FLANNEL SHIKTS UCTION BARGAINS. We call special attention to our 27 Inch CLOAKING VELV! at $2.50, | and Sia yard. Yeshoca. Also cur €1 25 and $1.50 SATIN D’ LYONS. A full i RENAD! in Evenii ne of G! a ee ax Shades, at CONNGLLY 8S, cctll-lw Rlth st. acd Pa, ave, Kk?" ON AND AFTER ELEGANT SILVER WARE. ESTABLISHED MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th, ESI. WE SHALL MAKE SPECIAL EFFORTS TO EX- 172 W. BALTIMORE STREET, HIBIT AND OFFER AT LE Eee NEW YOBK AND BOSTON PRICES WATCHES, GUARANTEED, OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND DIAMONDS, MAGNIFICENT LINES OF JEWELRY, PLATED WARE. AT HALF TH EIB VALUE. octl3-6t BLACK AND COLORED SILHS, ‘MANUFACTURED ESPECIALLY FOR THIS Opps aN D ENDS OF GENT’S FINE BOOTS AND GAITERS LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BUTTON. MISSES AND BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. LL. HEILBRON, No. 402 7th st, Bign of ‘*The Old Woman ia Window. pos FORK DOLLAR. FOR EACH DOLLAR INVESTED AT Ti? Market Space, rae RECEIVE ITS FULL VALUE IN GOODS. fen’s Shoes, Cea 25 to $6.50 a pair. FALL AND WINTER SEASON, e ALSO, IN BICH DRESS Goops, COMPRISING THE LATEST AND MOST DESIR- octl3 ABLE DESIGNS AND SHADES IN SUPERB FOREIGN NOVELTIES. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER Paice ie rom 80 cts. to'$7.000 rair- B Misses an ips. ¥ ie. qBlisses and'Ohildren's Shoes, from 800. 9 PRE FOR COMFORTABLE, DURABLE AND MODER- ATE PRICED BOOTS AND SHOES, OURS ABE NOT EXCELLED. W. H. RICH, octi3 Wi? Market Space. PECIA LTIES EVERY MOENING, be- tween ti the hours of and 10 o'clock a. mi. Sama tity limited. Zc. Ualicoes for og Ladi Moving Varia ier Sot i al; 25 Black’ Stik for : We. cake of sweet Soap for Se. : 53c. ail wool Blacks Cashmere for 43c. Piashes ‘and Volga nalt value. ENG. ‘CTION Use, White flag. [octi3- Sat 1046 pee ve er ae LL en hh ja AND puauoseD COASTING HERETOFORE UNKNOWN IN WASHINGTON. FALL OPENING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13th, BEAL PARIS PATTERN BONNETS The public are tent ee that B. 0. DAVIS: : having heen derienated a as Purchasing agent of this and HATS, company, no bills Cad ee save of his contract- ing and approv: ioe those made on written order of the President or Secretary. Se LOW: ELL, President, ALFRED WOOD, & ary. _REORT Or ve CONDITION THE NATIONAL, ” B. ANK OF THE REPUBLIC, AT WASHINGTON, D. O,, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ar THE CLosE or Bustxess, OcToseR 1, 1880, AND OUR MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FINE FRENCH MILLINERY. WE EXTEND A conDIAL INVITATION TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY + $327,201.69 2,494:99 200, 000.00 TO WITNESS THIS OUR 21,000.00 18,602.91 Due from approved reserve agentes 69, 066 FIRST AUTUMN OPENING Due from other national bank: 63,437. Due from state banks and ban! ae. Real estate, furniture, and fixtures. -: Current expenses and taxes paid * Premiums pai Checks and other casii items. Bills of other bank: Fractional paper 70,800.00 $. 659. 58 OF i ate 10308 RICH MILLINERY, AT REASONABLE PRICES. ided profita, about bauk notes Sutsiandin Individual ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ‘706 and 709 Market Space. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. oct? YSUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE LINE OF UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS. Ovr Brock or City of Washington, County of Washington, CHAS BRADLEY, Cashier of the above tamed Mg a ne Aolemnly awear t anes the above sasment is true to the best of my kn an ef. CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier. Fomscribed snd sworn to before me this 12th day of ol aac ‘JACOB W. KER. Notary Public. t—Attent Coxe THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,) Ww. H. “QRRISON, ¢ Directors. WM. B RILEY, ) It Fo THE ACCOMMODATION ie CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &o., PERSONS DESIRING TO VISIT BABTIMORE Piro irene DURING THE Handsome live cf on CURTAINS just re- SESQUI-CENTENNIAL ORLEBRATION, | flonstiarnctady °° Polite attention and éatistac- Tar SINGLETON & HOEKE, BALTIMONE & POTOMAC B.H.C0.| sop15 No. 801 Market Space, Witt Rew ax (UN) pecaived HAM, HATTER, has just EXTKA TRAIN, ‘elec Bt ies Leaving WASHINGTON AT 9.05 A. M., and returning leave BALTIMORE AT 12 O'OLOOK (INING: Aree, Fall ietyle Broad made to order. Old ea remnod Le hg ott Hints cleaned, oc jth ste, Spot ‘Ga rer H. MIDNIGHT. octll-8t ALTIMORE AND Ge RAILROAD 90. td SOF Market Spacey Pa BIN unaEy PURE JERSEY MILK, to be delivered early each THE SESQUI SE AL AT morning. Tunlaw Farm Herd being the ShLTIMORE Berd of Hegistered Jersey Oa'tle inthis oustionne e In addition to their iftcen revular daily traing, ihe country, Parties desiring to secure Pure Milk the BALTIMOBE & OHIO RH. wil ra a 8 el a have the opportunity pre- SIAL CELERIIATION AB Bauenstons ate ‘er LLOELEREATION AT BALTIMORE DAILY | o91-10ta&5e0 Proprietor of Ritinw Farm. nightly to Washi ay fon, a train will leave Oamden Biation at Is eclock midnight, reaching here inside LUMBER. ofan hour. OcuL-6t ESCIAL AETEACTIONS ANOTHER FALLIN PRICES 18 COMING, AND —— AS USUAL aoe Ue Aner ry Boe 'ULARS. > SILK PLUSHES. WILLET & LIBBEY, AND COLORED SILKS. all prices. COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE, BESS GOODS. b LOOKED VE VETS ALL bre Lk ARE THE FIRST IN THIS CITY TO DROP. NO NEED OF ARGUMENT. FIGUBES ALONE TELL THE STORY. BEST QUALITIES AND LOWEST PRICES. t@-ONE PRICE ONLY-marked in plain figures. FLOORING (DnesseD).. PERRY & BEROTIES, Penn. ave., cor. 9th st. oct9 BOARDS, THE BEST... Established 1840. MEAT Desiers make Mouey with W. T w SOULE & “0 » 130 La Salle street, Chicago, Jas. E. Fitcu. Ron’r 0. Fox. Gro. W. Brows. yt FOX & BROWN, EsTaBLIsHED 1866, Beal Estate and Loan Brokers, Orrice—1437 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Opposite U. 8. Treasury.) All properties placed in our hands for sale are in- serted without charge in our ‘*Res! Estate Adver- tiser,” (first iasued in 1866.) Special attention given to the management of es- tates and of properties belonging to non-residents, to the renting of Houses and collection of Rente at moderate rates, and without charge for Paying taxes, remitting rents, and attending t» re- pairs, to which personal attention is given. Bouees always on hand for rent, ranging from $3 to @su0 per month, and faithful attention given t2 the disposai, bY lease or sale, of the smalle-t prop erty pinced in ous hands. Loans on real estate tecurity made with care, and semi-annnal interest coDected and remitted without char. 2088 6 NEW DEPARTURE. WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY AN ARCHITECT, READY AT ALL TIMES TO MAKE A DRAWING AND FURNISH ESTIMATES: FREE OF CHARGE. WRITE TQ US IF YOU THINK OF BUILDING. WILLET & LIBBEY, OUSEKEEPERS OFFICE, A, GLASSWARE RAND Ri tustan UREN: COR. 6TH ST. AND KEW YORE AVENUE, AT Low Puicks av GEO.WATTS'S House Bitten re oct 20 Five bogre stove Be ste. gq {OTH STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. USELLS SPRAGUE'S SQUARE, BETWEEN L, F Roy ‘AND Gita AKLOTTE BUSSE | vanps, ‘AND BM. QRSTERS and BIEAES the Meat to be haa N. I. MARKET SQUARE. Great sencxt fine OAKES and Pabiiy. Open td pe ise tones a Year, feplé-Im 1421 NEW YORK AVENUE. Neon 2? Fat ee ONCH'S BAND AND OROUES: uae Dire other sion aitacaiioan | Bed . fea Music Btores. Cs Oe, er oF i WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Wirnbeat ‘white WOMAN to nurse children; R RENT—H: furnished ROOMS A ree large SHOW WINDOW, references required. Cail st No. 104 3.0 a. Fraiee eres sans with at oa Lf cs 2 ‘Suitable for any store, in an be oot l3-2t* ieen st ROBERT HUNTERS BEd Bigs ee |) ee ee ee 5 Winuiels GIRL to cook, wash and iron for FS, RENT—ROOMS ip the beautifully Tooa‘ed care rhe em 3 = small f: German le 4 Dwelling, 436 M st. re RADE —| land avenue frais ave owen Peeerred- Apply, St iptiap aime z Nr TORS neu an rand HARNESS. ¢ Hast Se ates OES colored man wife SITUA- the West Bn: eegty tar W fron as cooks ins ottcr Rano boas Fang: Cae fee reseed 2 bythe cpa as ee 3 = best of references. Apply 10243 st. n.w. It" ‘Address ANDKE, Star ofice-ol3-3° Fr small GROCERY STOKE, centrally loca: WANTED-A iow Pir apne -hand BUGGY, furnished SUITE on soe ee Eee oT prinout tor Apply for 2khours 3 mad aeor of vate House. “Modera poet ANTED To exchange. for Waniuaton a EB. HICKEY, 8t. ‘Yeniences. .W.. near 13th. ocl3-3:* io. 1803 18th st. contains eo enma: is eben, 1,000 acne RES, Sf eave rit a ok ere Tee R RENT—A\ a $20 s month, s very desirable 23, el ob Lewation. ine ss i tis ra k oe sie erino underwear Sig PALATE E “OYAL, 4 Til? Peuneyivania ave ww. ae ee a a Ra EDT ‘AN’ a it and oe one aS WANs TE! a foraneae le (a small fern femily eeclerenen: Feqaired, WApoly ine Connecticut ave. aOR. ON os teas Ee oe A a jth wash- sng aud airouing. Apply at 7 24 6, bet. Fant W’ ARTE iD—A good second hand SAFE, oe combination lock and of medium size. Ad- Gress, wating price, Lock Box 32, City P. O. ANTED—IuMepratsLy—Two well mended GIRLS; one for cooking, aceon 2nd ironing, the other as childrens’ nurseand sisting in housework, at No. 944 E st., cor. oy LA WAue ED_by a gentleman, with wife ‘and one or three uvfarnished or partially ROOMS forheht nt housekees in, in a private pany fen! Tent must ke moderate. Address K., ne, Stating terme, &c. cid ANTED_By s scttiod and competent colored worman a SITUATION as cook, washer and froner in private Snes rding house; exte- Hence pastry cook: wood reference. Avoly $20, 01 ‘h and I sts. n. it NTED—-A ealeeat GIRL; must be a cook. At No. 19 4th st. s.e. required. good Good references new BRICK, seven rooms, ail modara improve- ments. Inquire at then.e.corner of 34 and L sts. n.w. octts-8" OR i \T_GRE HOU SE and GROUNDS on pee sta. at 35 Per man . I9th and R sta. sale, 3A- MAN, B19 ara oS oes 8 FOR BESTE Handromely furnished ROOMS. en suite or single, first-cla"s Board. “Hou-e spend y ftied pe ‘berms te Teasonable. No. 10. 317 4s THOS E. IR RENT—Large, woll-furnished HOUSE, Fr Gentral location, good neighiborhogd, on res” iB; Feferen areas A, B., 1418 @ thaw and the an @ ttn.w., and th: upon you. octis-3" ‘OR AST 3 aad aad 8 a clare 5 per business place: month; House, ‘Also, iOS in South 823: Deton. Apply 1836 Veen etn Fie ant tes a private fanny only, Cesixable and completely furnis 2 tt DExce. ‘having grate in bock parlor ane ern improvements, No. 21 Grant Pisce. R RENT—Either m penarately: or, toretines a handsome new DWi i@ and Btore, 418 12th st:, opp. Bhepherd Building, a few doors ab me Pebneylvania ave. Inquire 423 11th st.u.w. ol 3! FGR BEST AND SALES OF F PROPERTY: PRI. VATE AND AT AUCTION.—Sce Bulletin is- filed on the Ist and 15th of every: month. at the of. fice of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 5! on street Borthweet. 3-3" ANTED—A settled white WOMAN to cook and do zeneral housework; no washing or iron- ings must briny good reference. Apply 620, n.W., bet. 6th and 7th ets. {13-90 ws TED a 0 two malles into ths Set COACH MA’ been used to waiting, and houreGikt fos ut and ‘assist with washing ey a Aron ing; both ‘colored. Address Box x A Bees Wi aNTLD A lady wishes a well =e San: BROOM and PARLOR (cr library with book- case), ina private fants, in 8 cood neighborhood ; grate fire preferred ; regular boarding and lodgin house keepers need not, avply; reference given an Teqnired. Addrees AUTHOR, Star office. o13- WANTED 4, CHAMBERMAID. Address BO. Box 279, city; referenca required. 1a-2t* 'OR RENT—Furntshed ROOMS, = cosy and phegfels private Louse, without | children. 131 Ith et. octl-2t* FOE BENT Three Unfurnished ROOMS, two of then: communicating; water, gas, convenient to all the street cars. Rent modeiate. yooh a RENT—On 224 st... bet. Pa. ave. see . & neat two-story FRAME HOUSE, water and Citi Lew Aires snd painted; ia Cael i ait. inquire eiittbes DW. eay ea aa Oe OT Se Fo? RENT—Furnished HOUSE, main portion of house 166 Conxress at., southerst corner of Congrers and Stoddert sts., Georzetown, contain- ing ten rooms. Kent on redsonable terms. Apvly on premises. or @ FRANCIS DODG@ iE, tom House, Georgetown. octl2-3t* WAANTEDTA Protertant white RTEEE: must stay nights, 327 East Gapitol st. octi2-3t* Vv respectable colored Girl from ITUATION as chambermald: oan ANTED—B; ‘Virginia a Go plain sewing. Apply or address 1104 etn at n. ‘oct 12-2t* ey yeingle. Gentleman, a mood sized , Well-furnigh«d Front BOOM, iu northwestern ortion of the clty. Address, stating terma, &c., ox 120, Star office. oct 3-at* Ws NTED—Two experienced young SALES- LADIES in a Fancy and Worsted Store ; those having some knowledxe of worsted work preferred. Apply at 608 9th st. n.w. octl2-2t* Wax —One Furnished and one Unfurnished HCOM adjoining, with Board ; moderate p prices location betwecn G and Land 12th and 18th sts. n. w. Address Box 117, Star office. ‘octl2-3L* ANTED—Three or four RO! preferred ; situation central Tabie can be supplied by a caterer. adie particulars, DESPATOH, Star office. ANTED—Two or three Pleasantly loci Tested un- furnished or partially furnishes in northwestern portion of the city, suitable fo ANTED-1 lit housekeeping. Address, stating rent, &c. 0-2, Boz 35, ice. Fu RENT— Desirable communicating, ROO sR, furnished or upfurnished, at 12 pa gen st. six rooms, gas, cara near. FE RENT—BRIOK HOUS: itish Legation. Rent #30. W. B. WILOOX, * Corner 20th and I ste. n.w. ‘EN PER CENT. INVESTMENT. shi Se tar pee ich to alley: 133 to alley eveitiy located on Cavital Hill. For asie ata peice hich will make it atnet 10 per cent. investuient to the 5 oct® STEIGER & Aapenw aD F@= RENT— . By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER Tenth and F streets northwest. R'ms —— BYs $41 D st-n-w..ctore. s Fur. house, Grant 1453 ¥. reoBw. 60 Pia 2200 1518 Riws et a-we. 85 Vance and elegantly 1302 R st. now. 11 fur. house, 13 re rs. and bath. cD) and & 0.8 Fur. bout Fur bouse, 10th n Fur. house, Pst. nw. Fur Wee, Seth ‘n.w. For hous ts le 20s near a and bath: : I make no charge to landlords for advertising thelr Property, aud Keep it before the public oon: have many of the Finest Building Sites in the ctty tar males Also, Honses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. ‘Now is the time to bay. oct? BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. ee 20 per mo path: snd cellar. Market ani Larse 2008 9th st. new., 7 3 ats per mo Bits Four equares from Government Printing | No. SFitamorrisAleyn, 8.33 per m0 flies. Inquire of O. H. ARMES, 633 Fat,.ord4i5 TOBE € HARDY, oct6 th street n.w. Fe BENT tures nice =e = DON ‘OR ee god ew Brick HOUSES, 7 over our benk. H.8QUL ER & & 00, bank. rooms, with mod. im) at #20 per month. ers, 1416 Pennsylvania ave. octd-Gt Call for our LIST ‘OF ov FOR RENT. OHNE Pues ODE tees | Saye ch ater guar nou commodious new house with modern improve- | yé ments; private family. Heferences required. Ap | “Tt will secure prom NRHEIA wero ply at 1300 Vermontaventie, _oct.62_ 729 t. Cloud Building. OR RENT 100 17th st now Ferrari Savane a Very handsome moderate size, first.c! ithed HOUSE. D: room supplied in che bes: and most substantial style. References unexc- tional. H. JAOOB, French Caterer. oct9-6t" Fe RENT—PART OF HOUSE 818 I7that n, w the second floor of whieh is occupied by the lady renting. Beferences reqi Apply on premises. Oct? 9" '0B RENT—To gentlemen, pleasant furnished ROOMS, with or without frst-ciass board, No. 2315 Penna. ave. n.w- 7. Star offi ANTED—To Rent—Small HOUSE, I or to seven rooms, modera improvements, | yard; aaa ‘be on line of city railroads; rent ‘not to exceed 816 ee month. Permanent tenant e sited. Address P. Star office. i ANTED—To Evy—A COR for cus- tomer, comparatively new, in gon. locality, and not to exceed 86,500: must either on Capitol Hill or northwest. ark - cor. 3dand East Ospitol sts rs "A GnaNT ‘octl2 att ‘Ten frst class COAT HANDS. at W AMIENS, 414 9th st.n.w. t wan D—-A fect second-hand STOUR, nha abot ee tncnes: Price about @50 cash: Addrees TOBIAS, Btar office. oct] 3i* a \) ANTED—Furnished HOUBE in a desirable location for the sinters good reference. Ad- dress 8. J., Star office. octll-eo3t* Wren Reristered PHARMAOIST, of 6 cr 6 years’ experience; salary for the present moderate.” Apply at Drug Store, @24 Lath et. nw: We TED. A young French Lady wants a SIT- CATION vas jady’s maid or nurssry governess ; sew and dress the . Address ene’ REBECOA, ‘Star office. * octll-3t* WAXTED_GRADUATES of Gee Schools out of ih to at f Felegrap) aaa ‘Amer FOE BENT Hlewant APARTMENTS on second and third floors, single or en suite, all m improvemente, at 1027 Vermont ave., Hear Me son Squai octT- fuze BENT—Fonthea HOUSE, No. 1404 ii w., (former! goouipied ed by th Tarkis Minister.) Induise of O. No THOM Ne as street n.W. ‘oct?-6: te ‘OR RENT—Well-furnished first and second- Story front and rear ROOMS, centrally He gas, bath, &c. 1012 E st. n.w. eee Mia eal al LE R_RENT—Seven-room Brick HOUSE, in fine ordar, gas and water, ae arene ee poet College Hi, two bloc! cars, at Bo; Gos “iin et-n-W. UL18 BIGELOW & gep30- 4 eT hes ESE VOR Bal. to) 124 E st.n.w., side as ne tree £0) mae first-clasa or- jg APPIY at above No. HOS 6 ieee ‘(OR RENT—To Gepseael anon Saat ated handsomely, furnished ROOMS, second and third fic pte Soe New York ave. ; conventent to four lines of oa sep3 Gw* BR es —A handsowely Fass rr no ‘BOOM, ama ae anor auglé 3m* FOR SALE. VSR nee, active young aaa = aks English ore Geman fluently (German preferred) to attend to ide. business of an old And. well-established business howeo in, this city; kermanent employment to reliable competent msn. Address, with real name and rete ferences, Hox 116, ce. ANTED—FurRNisHEp House iene sire to rent a Furnished HOUSE for ix month, Leones abont November 5th. It ee be betwe ode Island avenue, 13:h and and must have three, rooms on Aest floor, ith ‘windows ineach. The entrance should be uot cere tan Sight stepa above the apes Rent about Inform FITOH, FOX & BROWN, Wskinito, or write to WARD HU’ ue, os War first Cee eae THEO BS. Apply W. B. MOSES & SON, 71 st. a Market Space. octhar NTED—For A Oasu BuyeR—A small FRAME Afouse, near the Navy Yard; must be s bar- E. W. WHIT. 436'st, n.w.8e20-1m gain. ‘OR 8 “A Tigh d-hand COU PELET Porro Tae nd COUPELETL few york, fine order. T- i. GRAHAM, 012 St 410- a1 Me at, bet. Dand’E. re SALE—| rb prahtan ‘and Squsze PIANOS of Win. & jer: bargatie Y. SNORERS. 907 H st. n.w. 012-6) PoE SALE #105 ell buy souney sound lo HORSE, ¥ and NEBS, as Ho. a Tih ete news ocelot FR splended 6 octave carved Tex Chickering B PANG, a8 good a8 new, for, only #75 cash. Cail at once at SIDNEY T. wa NIMMO'S, 410 11th st, nw. octl1-3t B SALE Three, HORSEW one BOGGY aad Tight business WAGON: alse two = Dusiness: ove family i Nos proree. 5 A young oo ra oa ioe be sold revardless of price. Apply stable rear 1216 K st., next Franklin Behoo TARDE to furnish with RELI. liters ‘ANT! us; SERVANTS of boys. eine: 8 jTRESSES ee oe oy, als sorte: aE SPutok sco" i eopatiwe” “ANTED—FAMILIES to Migrant with eke aida sud Rerees feeb ta Seer ee rtice. maids ani referen no! $29, corner Sth and I sts. nw. P:’Mo! DON: ALD & oo. pl6-4w* ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY. TARD WE: RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead O! 3, and al Finds of LAND BORTE, for which HSBTON, alter rates ill be WILLIAM J. Atior- ev at~ oa Room 41, Paproit Bi WAN ‘TS—MISCELLAN EOUS. anne 8) epeciaeaiat she 81.50 Subntes Coe sRiRG DE! OT, 1009 F st Re ee ae =e rat to WW AS by a French workman, at the doliar 2d a halts cuit cleaning depot, 1009 F et. ANTED—¥verybody to abe Waeaees V mnadeICE CREA! Mot de. Bt ee 8 gts. 85e., or $1.15 per gallon; bat 15 11th et. w. Discount to deale: octlIm Wis; ates Ee Eee GLOTHES 43m “BOSS” OLEANING DEPOT, 1009 8 ate bttce only $1.50. Goods called for and delivered. sep28 W ites tgvenute, MOTHS to atenaiaate SBES to remake, ex from furniture st Ac il, CHAOE S bio, G16 La. avenue, next to city post office. ao) ¥ yy ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larce or smail quantities. Hischest cash price paid. $21 Pen'a ave., between 8d and 4% sts. euc20 anTEDS TRAM CARPET CLEANING AND -HOLSTERY in all its ae 1 BRO., 616 Tainan ‘aveniie. aue20 WAND eATHERS TO RENOVATE, to remake and fine uphoisterinz. Moth siemineeed ® steam. By F. . YOUN Hee 1404 Pr varia avenue, opposite Yee FFE BALE Gentieman’s TURNOUT, ae of very handsome Brown Hambietonian Mare, 15 hande, six years old, safe for ‘mont timid’ person to cave at ‘speed; fully yantea sound and gentl trot in 2:50. “Also J. B. Brewster improv ‘Spar Sees Top Basay, get see both nearly new. Sell separate if’ de- great sacrifice. on for selling, and sufiefaction given purchaser at overs private stable, rear private residence, T2 Yr et. D.w. oll-3i* 'OR SALE—Ar « Banears—For ee or on easy terme, ‘one 14 stop, double bank, 1H ORG. a OHU! AN. iin Ee: EEO 723 7th st. n.w. 07-60" FS: —A larce number of was ana second- band’ of er nee Ge educed prices. ak H. Gk ‘ite 48s 416 Sth et. D.We Hopaltinr promptiyattended to. ae OR SALE—16 head of HORSES aud MARES, from oto sears old, just arrived frou ‘West Virginia, will be sold cheap); If not as guaranteed, money will be refanded; can be seen at GUIGLEY'S Stables, on C st between be. ae a8 isth n ‘Oot2-2w* SAL Soren large assortment of LAN- DAUS EARDAUERTTS, OOpPE. EITS, ‘VICTORIAS aud "100 other: styles, both new and second hasd, built by Brewster, Wood Bros., aud other promiaeat builders, at ‘New York Re} oaltors Wo, 3} Nort Liberty kt, Baltimore, Md. 8. D. SCHMIDT. Bey: ‘OUNT VERNON LIVERY, HIRING AND M BALE STABLES, No. 1236 ita ft, Mand N° Btslish ‘Turon ages, Coupes, fo-, for sire, Ber naira Hovves pastitred or wittered on my farm. Oraersa in person or bs telephone at any fime prompily attended to,, Several hue Family mpe Horses forsale. Terma reasonable. “yenie-om ¥. W. MoELROY. FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR WN EASY MONTHLY PAY- ite PPOIDREY 1. NIM Mor, aug2l 410 lith stn.w. fT LOST AND FOUND. ) ANTED—YOU TO KNow THAT 1 SELLA Wie i belicr ahd ooea Paes Soo? mon new suit can be bought af fee! JUSTHD No. 619 Det.‘n.W., or at stn a ~ vas ovore, No. 408 9th ‘Arat-clase Becon Second MONEY TO LOAN. Premne Siut oa comtnizsions. B, GB tty | Be City 1,13, 16" ONEY TO LO, Mn Kinds o of Bin Sidi Or. OR a Vee » OF O1 % i Attorney, 1 Tao prow ot Caius. HULGEHEOS, OnRY TO xO. raed Small sume, on lon; interest ee Mt ROGER ect?-Im 59 Tih ja T° LOaN. ones. ON, ‘BEAL ESTATE, In 8UMs To 8 At 6 ver cont for large and 1 per cent for small mms Oo HOLTZMAN, sens. 10th and F sts. n.w. or > LOAN. 008 TO Heme t°8Ure, On Kesl tare Rou Osmmissions Very N.. Ryan Esrare Aai HUYOK, Rear s9-3ni Ofnee 150 Be. ‘ven, Atiington Ine “Bie, JMONE¥ To Loan ON Bean EsTaTE. $150, $900, £380, €800 to loan, Also Langer sua ER, eter Cowest charges and lowe 3. H. WAB! auRld 916 F street iste es, —— L. MARTIN & CO. 8 CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLAOK, end Sider | D FROM MY PREMISES—a whi cca, 1fboral reward, willbe paid if re 2 neo 1914 22d street, be ‘—Ont of carriage strest, Lies pases [nside. “A reward if left at Btar office. oct13-21" T—Bunday, October 10th, af CAMEO RING, Gouveat and St. Lies Ce Oe ae oes 115 i Cae ee — TEETH in Smithsor eo tee ais OF Pewbss a of ayo The hinder wil erally, rewarded ey sending to 932 Baltimore MS . Baltimore, per mail. itt of no ef, whose Rame et ay of ‘of Bl will be paid for its return #0 ‘ash sth at. n.W. ocrdl-3t* LATED TABLE-WABE. [EA SET! “FRUIT STANDS, wae PrtcHens, 31 bs CARE Be BASKETS, ELV} DFORKS, WAITERS, behets sets Saiae gullies bal ot toe Loeet eons. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 4107 Penna. Avenue, oct przcams: We are off WHEELER & BARGAINS! ic Hise Ee ths etorPER PART at” Nain n Building,” corner 15th N.W Thee. tory Brick, with sone : building, 14 rooms; all imps.” Price $75 per meOUR FIRST-CLASS STORES in Building,” cor. 15h st. and New York ave. Furnished Houses. 1 His y- fw pce landsomely-furnishea HOUSES for pri oo SIXTH, a N. bo! ‘Ten-room Brick, mod. site “ts o HOUNTH Sr er. 1 SW soar: story Brick, 10 ml oRHODE ISLAND AVES Renee 5 weien ‘* r dsome Brick a nine 15 Beye vator, = lern convenien ice. er mont! sepa) “THOR. 3. Ses 1223 Fst. n.w. pate “OOROORAN BUILDING, ora U. 8. TaxAcuny, 16rx Srsuer Fine St Office ingly or com ing—for 668 Offi Cty ie iano Water axe ake closets on every floor. steam = Sn for storage. Tnguire of the 3 BOARDING. OR BENT Nicely furnished FRONT I z with first-class BOAL & private family’: Bear departun ate feandcar Terms modern 1908 Hi st. n.w. oct FRMANENT, TRANSIENT N BOARDERS’ at No. 827 Vermont avenu aso, the WHOLE or PART of a bandsomel nished house. Bu M. T. SOUTHALL. ‘cl ta ERSONS | RING TESSIERT AND yRARLY 3BAnD Will Bad comfortable aco inodstions at Mrs. WiktTAMe ckyille, ride to wasn UB bE: iewly ani handsomely farnishe i HOOME, conmichionting on meee on iat ed and Sd floors, with Board, af 2022 G et, first ward. Badcock's How.) References reauired. ctl Ge cons ED OR UNFURNISHED With first-class BOAKD, suitable for gentle- men or gentlemen and their srt at reasouabie rates, in modern first class brick house. No. 111s 10th st. b.w. 11-6" poeta etl Lt EE Ee HE THEMONT HOUSE offers ica "Tiktar net Gane titel Bosat Tor sab ae Ber months house iowa he steam, and eve ery way desizable. CBEEREUL AND PLEASANTLY ORNTSEED Bu TABLE BOARD. 939 K st. oct7-2w YOMMUNICATING zooms 0? ON FIRST AND second floors; also, 2 large ROOMB on 3d floor; “Table Board.” References given and required 105 Md. ave.n.e . half square east of Oapitol.oci-20* Fe: RENT—Furnished ROOMS, wit = c ‘with- it board ; No. 305 O st. n.w. 18-10 R RENT—Airy ROOMS, ae or unfur- cation, at Nos. 314, 316 and first-class BO, ose per -1y ae a 512 9th st. n.w., is one Tc dnd beet conducted Boaralae M4. Only short ‘walk ton depot and one hox?"s inston. oct 2-3t* - PERSONAL, E GILRAYS LAGE nn QuaTAL ViaMtes st we rathy Thott in te Makes Curtatus look nice’ as bew: For ti rk addross J. GILRAY, city. ‘Oct-58 Jon PATCH EXAMINES a = ) reports as responsibility 0 petracts of liens on real ¢ to 10 p-1b. Always in before 9 and from to 6 ocli- Tau" W Sy ALDURGES, suscesso- 19. P- LIBBEY Watchmaker aid Jeweler, liss removed comer of Tih aud F ets, n.w., in Drug Store, oppo- site U. 8. P. O. eps 22 28Q0RE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS of life. gfll business confidential. Ladies ana Gentlemen GU conte each. 1098 4th etrest north- West, between K and L stroeta. angll-liw* Mire BLANCBE, or Pants, FEMALE DocTREss, all 00 ally lenoorthea ; $6 cures pees — Sy ‘Tells atu, séee S20 10th sts between E snd F'n. SPORTING GOODS. 825 GUN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN ! Warranted perfection in - tion and shooting qualities. Dout repels rd bam EHO GUN. Rinask aot Ley =A ntals Tt ts 10 better =P. Sonor ona» 0 aS Smith bee, Tnstitute: Tt. ho Eager, ment Hos) ete iter Oa Bgeegene! nal Hoven Ales: tudriae Va.s Boortiie Bitar exe cor, 15th and Fy Bagong, 0-8. Treaty a and 621 7th, opp. U-8. Post Office. 8 eee Ess pe Gal cums: ene teal © sued BUPPEBT, Nos, 208 and 405 7th st. n.w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ABOH- EEY AND FISHING TACKLES; OBO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BIOx- CLES, VELOOIPEDES AND WaGons. gy: Av Paces ro Sure TEE Teas. NEW rom: YORK Hats, — AND DUNLAP PATTERNS, az EXTRA dmg corns NOVELTIES IN ¥ oR AND CHILDREN'S THE NEW LADIES' HAT TO MATCH ULSTERS. ISAAC SMITHS ECLAS IN SILK AND 2 B. H, STINEMETZ, Hirrrn, octd 3237 Pa, ave, next to cor. 13th st. fee ne ete TA DAROAIN-FOR SALE_THE PROP! ernor McCormick, No. Art se Hours, Lot abd Furniture si men lees than cost. Lmmediate possession. Apply for permite and terme eroH, POX & BROWN, ctl. st? 1497 Peuneylvante are. TOR SALE Magnificent 12-atop Estey & Oo. FE SARC enzo ceeak. suitable for fi ess BORN aa fenuaave. VOR BALE —Eight-horee power STEAM na 5 anol twelve-horse we agent Late bailt by stor es BHT fi in wi iek it wiade. for Fe o iat eee tet, WALD N, Room 2" "“),” General Post O0t9-6x* eciaa FOR FARM OF 50 ACHES Blouse of fix roome, Sarh: Wher near Loor : 400 fruit treee ; So. faye Niuce: fpest view in 4 Dintrict U6 minutes! ri fe from the Insane Agyinmy hala BF donired 3,000, Inquire V. ROU as ee Sew TSO Engure Ns, A. DAENFILLE, Basken & is Hg ie 615 Buys and Sells it, om the New York Quotations in lois of on g merein of two to ten $25,000 70 LOAN ON BEAL LSTATE, ®s to suit. ok QPECIAL. We have several GREAT BARGAINS in small BRICK HOUSES, paying from ten to fifteen per cent on price asked. Also, three or four Great Bar- wains in cana te from: $5,000 to $15,000. Devirable < Ts for sale or exchange im ca Blas to any amount ci Sal ana enarantes to make terms erg 2, LOAN in any eum st & per cent. |. BURFORD & Ou.. cers Ey en Sars A first c) ARE and TIN BTURF fc ite ener good location, Also, ghinery ‘suid Horse and Wason. ors Ma~ “Gol Vonnayivagta DRY GOODs. ALE woo: FRENCH SERGES, 25 BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 81.50 quality for 81.25. COLORED VELVETe, $2.50 quality for 82.15. NEW DRESS GOODS IN CLOTH SHADES. RICH PLAIDS. NAVY BLUE SULTINGS. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), d ooth O18 7th st. m.w, \HIBTS: SHIRTS u | Brines Sea thee - Brine LANIGHT aHTNTS, the longest. — * Brines UMBRELCA a Pirine’s Custom SHIRT, to measure, ix for #2. MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS SATISFACTORY sor Belf-messurements mailed free * J. B. BRINE, 435 7th st, new., octé Washington, D. 0. pens STOCK or NEW AND CHEAP DRY @OODs. eo. quality Prre Woou FRENOH DRESS GOUDS (in allcolors, black, navy blue, wine, plum, - 4 @arnet, &e., &c.,) onl, 31, wort barn vice double Ww ite BLANKETS, 82, 82.50, Sup to agte. TABLE DAMABK, 50, ws Woot wide double-width KES, % Colored CASHMERES, al! asad hea) 25. Axcellent heavy BLA K SILK, BLAOK SILKS! The best aoa ge bee = #1 50 Black pul LADIES’ OLOA. Excellent white nnel, 20. Piano Covers, very lane: ment. Nottihzham Lace for curtain, Tete st. ai. 3 _o re Shawls. Black Orape and Orape 6 I in Binet ieumerea, Go, Tamise. Black Orape Oloth: ilack’S: Warr Henrie ta. _fmmense eesortment of Cloth for men boys’ wear, 25 to $1.50. - Wamusuita, the best Ootton in the world, only 19. CARTERS, Til Market Svace. oct5 | NOVELTIES IN DEESS GeoDs. HAN ROSE BOnTES ey BATIN iL BARGAT ETAT SI BOA CHOICE DELS GOUDS FROM AU BARGLINS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, 160 doz. Extra Heavy LIN’ Uf NAPRI i a Bos. a Heavy LIN NAPK 3-4 LIN! AERINS at 83.00. bo "eon. 3-4 LINEN NAPKINS at 84.50. GERMAN HAND-LOOM DAMASKS, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 and 10 4—the best goods in the market. a YELs, Pure Linen, 1.50, $2.00 BEEASRETS AT OLD PRICES, QUILTS, Full Btock of ‘ANTIQUE OURTAINS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, - 929 Penna, avenue. One Price. \AMPETS. ‘We have just opened a splendid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTEE, MOQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY DEUSSELS AND TNGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choice designs. Ingrain Carpets with Borders to maton. emmyron Carpets: Hive hod Mats in proat variety: ‘Those furnishing wil find it to their advantagete examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BROTREL & Co, sopt_ 1228 F at. m.w.. near Ebbitt Bouse. {HINTS TO ORDER. ‘Our SHIRTS to order are unsnrpassed for com- fort, style and durability. Fitynsranteed. Ready- made RHIKIS of our own make, 90 gents up. Gpolce, ket of MECE SEAS S¢ S0,ctate, tormeriy rant British Half Hose at 26 cts. ; Hosiery, ars and Cull JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, avl8 $26 F at. m.w., opp. Patent Office. B™ THE “MYSTERY” sumnT. oct? Gloves, There ie nothing better in the rharket. Tt 1s slo; =, made, and of the ae. best material, aud 80 cents, Sutehed, wash tub. 8 cents for the “akystery Kage Gent's LINEN COLLARS, latest styles and finest qaniity only 61.60 por dowen seis for 79 cents, Best quality, st MEGINNISS” BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, aug1s 2002 F street northwest. gut MANUFACTURERS. h DUBBEUIL BBOS. & 00., 1113 F Street iN. W. ‘We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in « "Oar ki Our GLOUE Buti ot rete — ae es ‘any other Birt for 49 also, ine of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always “os, DURRENIL BBOS. & Con FISCHER'S DYE WoR! only Ay: ——. ("oe rd t ofthe Facts: Gg VEdts and pam KETS, cleansed bi GENTLEMPR'S GARMENTS cleans dyed. "‘Teruse very cheap, nccnring te hive work. Oh £3. camer. nt RMEADLISM- ee Spe. E. & 3. ith sea Est m wr, and ali demands for "Blowers, 3