Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1880, Page 2

5 a SS er THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY... --October 11, 1880. CROSRY S. NOYES.... Editor, fhe Bvening Star has@ regular, perma- mené. bona fide datly 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. A Bouble Sheet on Saturday. ‘THE Stak will be tssucd to morrow in dou- bie-sheet form of fifty-six columns, or eight Pages. Avivertisers and newsdealers will please send In thelr orders early as possible for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of new advertisements printed thus far in October is 964. It becomes a matter of considerable moment to note Une effect that the Ohio and Indiana elections nay have upon the triangular contest how going on tn Virginia. One effect ts already apparent in the renewed energy with which the Tepublicans are preparing for the contest. The result cf the western elections has inspired them with hope and courage, while It has dis- Pirtted, if not demoralized, the reguiar democ- racy. The Richmond Dispatch, wading organ of the regulars, has procialmed for two weeks past thai if the reoublicans carried both Obio and Indiana, 11 would be folly to expect the election of Hancock. Whether the leaders of the regulars, or funders, will accept this as the sensible conelnsion, and act upon it, or de- termine to go on with the fight, re- mains to be seep. AS to the course the Virginia democrats will adopt, very much, no doubt, will depend upon the utterances and action of the national leaders of the party. If the demecracy of the country shall come up to the cor with the same sort of vigor that marked the republicans after the Maine elec- ton, ther asonable to conclude that the party tb Virginia will raily and determine to do its best. Should the national democracy snow relaxed €forts that the western defeat Is regarded as trreparable, then Virsinla will be lost to the democrats and carried by the repub- licans probably. Unless a reasonable belief that Il yet be elected remains, the ntest WHI be sunk, In Virginia, to a between the funders and readjusters for control of the state. Remove chance of winning the presidency. ana the Virginia factions will probabi; toral ticke nd the democratte faction—which esthe trade—shall have the repubil- give it power In thestate. On the should the democracy show vitality enough to rally from 1t’s defeat in the west, and courage enough to wage a determined fight for Hancock, it may lead to a union of the two Virginian factions upon a single electoral Ueket. It has been sald, of late, upon good au- thority apparently, that if the democrats lost Indiana committee would fsist nla, even though the reg- nould have to be retired, leaving TS mastersof the situation. If it shall s r that with the vote of Virginia Hancock might win, then it ts safe to conclude that eve be brought to bear to make that state safely democratic. It 1s too early ye to tell what effect upon th ational Germocracy the western elections will have, but It is net lthely the party leaders wil; give up the fghtnow. If they go into tt witha determination to win for Hancoek ali that is possible, then perhaps there will be a way found to bring the two factions in Virginia together. The white voters of that state are generally democrats, and they will insist, Probabiy, that their party shali have all the heip their state can give it. Meantime the re- publicans are pressing forward tn Virginia and Watching for any opportunity that may appear for a bargain with one of the democratic fac. tions. Still Squabbling. Tammany has out-generaled its rival, Irving hall, fn all the maneuvering for party ascen- jency in New York city, and the tndications are that the former will resume Its old-time Gictatorfal sway. While Mr. Kelly has Kept nls followers well In hand, watching and taking advantage of every opportunity, Irving hall has d by the ambitfons and jeaioustes ‘Ts, and some of {ts strone-t ad- any. There are how two or three distinct factions tn Irving all, each seeking to rule the organization and down the other. Either one of these it appears, is willing to form a coall- ‘uamany for the sake of a share of ations for local offices. In short, the pect is that Tammany will absorb tts old al plece-meal, and the Irving hall democrats Will Le reedy to seek Shelter under the protect- ing and p iwence of John Kelly. In the contenitcys held Tuesday for the nomina- tion of candidates for Congress, Tammany’s In- nS to its followers were carried out to e the Irving hall conventions nd divided. In the fifth district the iemocrats split and nominated two ates—Benjamin Wood by one taction and v by the other. In the sixth onight each other until the to be called tn. One faction nomt- S. Cox and the other adjourned until > factional fights have, it now \y Overthrown the power and ing hall, and no doubt seems to ned but that Tammany will name the candidate for mayor and dictate other local nominations as well. aphie service which Ta arly and reliable news fron the important rarely, If 3 elections In Olo and Iajtaaa bas r, been equalled. Oa Saturdty om, the political grou tnoroughly nits two colun special dispatches that ft wa3 al ¥ that from New York thit even so prom’ democratic rof the national L. Seutt, of res’ nt then regar ful at the best; waile tal gave Mr. Landers and thi 3 estimate of a majort age of ge mtgat to the republicans. Oa Monday atches from Ohio agalo indicated trlumph in both states, Ou the ion, however, and before the ven closed, it published dispatehes of an gains in Indiana au any t Ubat both § after the election had iit 9 add. It only rematned, th for THE Stak “to sweep the d yesterday afternoc three colutans and three editions Of special dispatehes, showing the conelusive result in Indiana and Olio, the news and ex- Citement in New York, and u ere nor’s Island, thus practical ¢ the morn- ing papers of to day on yesterday co record ot one of the tical events of the great + —____ » democratic newspapers hecessity of the with drawal of Garfield from the republican tieket after the October elections. No tndteation of t has been seen as yet; but it ts Observed that some of them are no: = discussing priety of taking down Mr. English's tr own standard, and substituting at Cf another and stronger candidate. » in polities; or, a8 Shakespeare has f man: to-day H to-mn0r ay comes a frost, s killing frost The wistse the Princess Dolgorouky made was in merrying the Emperor of Russia. 48 lovg as s've remained his mistress he was true te her, Put tumediately she became his wife, be went cetavanting off after another woman. ter her own expertence she ought to have Enewr better, Dut she evidently thought she = G be an exception toone sido of the rulc of be had already tuustrated the other. Ja tke Got In O08 AND AFTEB OVERCOATS MONDAY, OCTOBE: 11th, ES WE SHALL MAKE SPECIAL EFFORTS TO EX- HIBIT AND OFFER AT THE’ JEROME” any NEW XOBK AND BOSTON PRICES “ CAMPAIGN,” - GUARANTEED, OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND THE LOVELIEST AND DRESSIEST GARMENTS WE EVER SOLD. MAGNIFICENT LINES OF ae BLACK AND COLORED SILES, A. BAES & €0., THE BOYS' OUTFITTERS, 316 and 318 7th st. MANUFACTURED ESPECIALLY FOR THIS octl4+-8m FALL AND WINTEE SEASON, RErost or THE CONDITION THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT WASHINGTON, AT THE CLOSE OF BustNess, Ocronzr 1, 1880. RESOURCES. Loans on real estate and collateral & ALSO, IN BICH DRESS GOODS, COMPRISING THE LATEST AND MOST DESIR- 00, 000.00 187,140.44 Sand bankers. Keal estate, furniture and fixtures. Current expenses and taxes paid. Premiums paid. . SE « beeks and other Bulls of other banks. ctional paper currency, nicxela and pennies Specie... Legal tender notes, Total... eS LIABILITIES. Undivided profits -. Individual deposits. ‘Time certificates cf deposit. ‘Total. ABLE DESIGNS AND SHADES IN SUPERB FOREIGN WN’ ELTIES. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER XTRA VALUE RETOFORE UNKNOWN IN WASHINGTO: District of Columbia, County of Washington, 1, B. P. SNYDER, Treasurer of the above named babk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledve and belisf. P. BNYDER, Treasur Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of Uctober, 1580. THOMAS R. JONES, Notary Public. Correct—Attest : = WM. STICKNEY,) A. WY, Directors. It . a. cRY, REA PARIS PATTERN BONNETS ipo D 8PRING MINERAL WATER bis water is to be a sure cure for Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. Bee references I have jnst received a fresh supply. Persons who have been waiting can now ba supplied Fresh snpply of tine FAMILY GROJERIES so- lected for thé fall trade and at the lowest cash prices. Sole proprietor of the celebrated brand of Silver Wedding Pure RYE WHISKY. Gan be used medi- cinally, a8 it is perfectly pure. JOHN KEYWORTH. WHOLESALE AND Retr Guocer, Cor, 9th and D sts., Washington, D. 0. LL OPENING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13th. and HATS, AND OUR MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FINE FRENCH MILLIVERY. WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO THS LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY oct] s-6t K™@ iS 40 WITN! ‘$8 THIS OUR ELEGANT SILVER WARE. FIRST AUTUMN OPENING ESTABLISHED 1817. OF 172 W. ALTIMORE STREET, RICH MILLINERY, Bazarsone, Mp. WATCHES, AT . REASONABLE PRICES. DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE. No" WALKER & CO., CLOTHIERS, ARE NOTED --CHOICE OF MATERIAL. STYLISH CUT. EXCELLENT MAKE. ee ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ‘705 and 709 Market Spac WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. FITNESS FOR WEAR. oot GREAT DURABILITY. BAkeains: cans! FOR... LOWNESS OF PRIGE. ARG, : We ing, . TO GIVING GATESPAOTION. agin gifering, for this. week on! REW No. 8 & WILSON SEWING $32 50, with all latest improvements (drop leaf and side drawers.) NEW AMERICAN— $25.00. BEING TBE BEST. .MEN AND Boys. NOAH WALKER & CO., wit one Machines ie the a se foes Machin oe octl3-6t No. 625 Penna. ave years. Call and bo convinced ot OPPE! IMER’ F°® THE accommopation 528 9th st., 8 Cond Dole enw. 3” The largest stock of Sewing Machines in the or city. octl2 PERSONS DESIRING TO VISIT BALTIMORE EW YORK HATS, Durine THE ENOX AND DUNLAP PATTERNS, a SESQUI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIO: EXTRA QUALITIES. NOVELTIES IN yourns AND CHILDREN'S THE NEWLADIES' HAT TO MATCH ULSTER ISAAC SMITH'S UMBRE!LAS IN SILK AND . GUANCO. B. H. STINEMETZ, Harter, oct? 1237 Pa. a next to cor. 13th st. PEATED TABLE-WARBE. Toe BALTIMOKE & POTOMAC R. KR. CO. Writ Rus an EXTRA TRAIN, Leaving WASHINGTON AT 9.05 A. M., and returnirg leave BALTIMORE AT 12 O'CLOSK MIDNIGHT. oct L-8t BALt MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD AND THE SESQUI CENTENNIAL ALIMORE. SAU AT ion to their fifteen reguler y ti Poke GaSe "peas aly teats (9:05 a.m. ) to the SESQUI GENTEN. 2 SON AT Baby ORE DAILY > ac 0 enable visttoy tiybtly to Wash neton, a train will leave Oaiaee TITERS, lowest prices. . W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 2107 Penna. Avenue. Station at 12 o'clock midnight, reachiay here tatde LUMBER. of sn hour. oct. 6t Jas. E. Fite. Row't 0. Fox. Gzo. W. Baows. ANOTHER FALLIN PRICE AS USUAL 1S COMING, AND Ftc, FOX & BROV ESTABLISHED 18 Heal Estate and Loan Brokers, Orricr—1437 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Opposite U. 8. Tressury,) Toperties placed in our hands for asle are in. ted without charve in our ‘‘Keal Estate Adver- tiser," (first issued in 1866.) al attention viven to the management of es- of properties belonging to not 4lso to the re 8 at moderate rates, and withont clare for ¥ taxes, remitting rents, and cttending to re- pairs, to which personal attention is given. Houses always on hand for rent, ranging from 35 to #00 per month, and faithful attention given to the disposal, by lease or asle, of the smalle t prop- erty placed in our hands. Loans on resl estate security made with care, and semi-annual interest collected and remitted witout charge. oct 6t PIoCsSEKErrEns _ WILL FIND 4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF CHINA, GLAS*WA ND KITOHEN use #urnivh: tore ETT UYENS! AT 10 GEO.WATTS'S Hi me 7th street, Five Doors above Ps a WILLET & LIBBE COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE, ARE THE FIRST IN THIS CITY TO DROP. NO NEED OF ARGUMENT. FIGUBES ALONE TELL THE STORY. FLOORING (Dreszxp),, BOARDS, tre pxyr., CES, AT BOARDS, common oct? aw $1.0 USSELL'S ICE CREAM aces 3 AND CHARLOTTE BUSSE OYSTERS and BTEAKS the dueat to be had. praltfercredhmocinl ae 7 NEW DEPARTURE, WeDvINe CARES anaes ma TenTae: Open till 11 p. seplé-im "1497 NEW YORE AVENUE. YEW STOCH—Nen's MERINO 8) N DEAWEMS: ECARLET FLANNEL SHietS i AN ARCHITECT, and DBAWERS: California — Gcai F SHIRTS and DRAWERS, ‘Oalifornta White FLAY NEL SH‘(RTS and DRAWERS: White CANTON FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS; De Joinville WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY made Scarfs and Neck Ties. W. 8. : oct? 935 Pennsylvania neeae. NLAND AND SEABOARD I SEABOARD COASTING ‘The publte are hereby nosified th t B. ©. ne public are here at B. O. DAVIS B ARGE. having been designated as Purchasing sient of Tis BRED OR CHARGE: company, no bills will be patd save of his cont-uct. * ing and approvsl, except those made on writte | __ = order of the President or Secretary. WRITE TO US IF YOU THINK OF BUILDING. O. S. LOVELL, Presidsnt, ALFRFD WOOD, Fecretary. octl3-6¢ QECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT jew READY AT ALL TIMES TO MAKE A DRAWIN. AND FURNISH ESTIMATES WILLET & LIBBEY, OFFICE, COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE. nd the hishest cash prices paid. Also, watches, Guns, Pistols, ete. or address HE L0G. + hear Pa. ave sept, RREPCcE vow coan BILL AND HAVE ONE OF NOBOROSS' REGULATORS fea sane Itwa 1 61H STREET AND N. Y. AVE. will eave one-third of your coal, ge SPRAGUE'S SQUARE, BETWEEN L WALTER D. WEVILL, Agent, YARDS. ang21-3m 43a Ya ave. N. L. MARKET SQUARE. ———*__________ 453 Penn’a ave. ICHARDS, ¢ GH, 5 \AESTRA Ree Tee ii gtmue Deak PON | [)RORe OED ANE, guORRIA or PP vn Tao ree aaa tt H st. u.w. Orders received at * DRY GOODS. WANTS. 'ANTED—DRUG OLERK for city retail WW iairece REDIOUS Bear tices "ed Se ANTED—TWO GASFITTERS, must be first- class. Apply E. F. BROOKS, 531 16th st. 1t* ANTED—A Young MAN for our Gent's Fur- AA ese Department. PALAIS ROYAL, ey ANTED—A first-class PLUMBER and helper, at 1329 7th st. n.w. FRANK A. KING, Plum- ber and Gasiitter. eit WASzED A colored GIRL; must be a good cook. At No. 19 4th st. s.€. Good references required. at WASTED SITUATION ‘a8 cook in first-class private family ; best reference, Address Box 1, Btar office. ‘oct 4-2" Hie ee ANTED—A Young LADY of gentecl appear- ‘ance, to sew in a private family and aesint in astore. address A. B. O., Star office. 1* WANTED A WET NURSE. white Apiiy at ‘the office of Dr. W. W. JOHNSTON, 1401 H st_n.w., bet. hours of 8:30 and 10 a.m. ahd land 2p.m. octlé 3t* WANTED-JACKET and CLOAR-MAKER, one who thoroughly understands the business. Apply MADAM VAN REUTH’S, 1112 13th st. nw. ‘oct l4-2t WANTED. EY a respectable white girl a PLACE to do chamber work or waiteress; is willing and obliging: can give reference if required. Ad: drets Box 64, Btar office. t* ANTED—As NURSE for two children, # com- petent and exterienced woman: best refer- eres as to character and ability will be required. Apply afters o’clcck, at 519 4thst. n.w. oct 2t* WASTED—{0 COLORED MEN to work on G- GO. Rallroad; ¢1-25 per day fare geld call Saturday mornive before 7 o'clock. HENRY D. PEPIL, 632 12th et. now. at WARTEL—one hundrad able bodied MEN, to work on Gunpowder Water Works, at Lake Mentebelio, Baltimore. Wages 1.10 per day, ply to HAUGH & LYONE, Contractors. octl4 Gt! R RENT—Hix-room HOUSE, 1407 11th st.o w. Rent gi. Apply 1106 L'st-n w.. old ROR RENT That deetrable STORE, No. 43 7th st. u.w Inquire of W. ¥. MATTING x, ‘No. 495 7th et. octlé Gt ‘OR KENT—Nicely-farnished Front_ ROOM fo: a gentleman; second story; modern c nvent- enees. refercnces required. No: 111A 10th st. 2. Ww. ‘OR RENT—Two large unfurnished communi. cating ROOMS on secoid floor. with was and water, suitable for housekeeping. 19th st.. corner Raw. octl4-3t" \i—To a gentleman, nicely-furnished Front st} it ROOM, with two window b, Bear oth and itlinecars No. 945 Island av. ootld Fe RENT—Prees Brick HOUSE, No. 32 F st oe owt ven’ + rent mont A 418 6th st.n.w. = vangctl 30 FOBRENT Elegant APARTMUENTS om ‘go0ond and third floore, en suite or sinsle: bathroom attached; new houre and ail improvements: teri~ reasonable. 307 11th st.n.w. octl tsi" POR BERT, fyo gre newiy- furnished BOOMS snd HALL ROOM, in private family : gentle. men preferred; terms moderate; references 304 Indiana ave. No children taken. Octlt-2t" OH RENT New HOUSE never oocttied. devei roems, with every convenience, delightiully and centrally located n.w.; will reosive rent il! Board for three adults. Address Box 53, Star ofbce, oct 1 ROR PENT A qomplete and Rantcomely-‘ur nished HOUSE, including Steinway Graud Pisto, with or without chiva and glasaware; desir FOE BALE Frame HOUSE, 1525 19th st n.w., large Lot, near Towa Circle. $100 cash ant 2 monthly." Rents for $19 monthly. WM. W. METCALF, Safe Deposit Building, corner Lith st and New York ave. oxtid-2 ANTED—To buys HOUBE of 6 or 7 rooma, either brick or frame, on Capitol Hill, withia the lin.its of 1st and 10th st. east, and Dat. south and 2 st. north, for a customer; price not to excaed $1.60'. Mall or address at once, F. A. GRANT & CO., Beal Estate Broker, cor. dd aud East, Capitol ste. ootld 3t* WARIPD_A GIRL to cook, wesh and iron for ‘mall family; German preferred. Apply 314 Pennsylvania ave. nw. octi3-2t* W ANTED_ Experienced SALESTADIES for our corset and merino underwear departments, PALAIS HOYAL, 1117 Peunsyivania ave. n.W. octl3-4t* ANTED—A ood second hand SAFE, with combination lock and of medium size. Ad- Stating price, Lock Box 82, City P. O. ANTED—By xentleman and wife two or three unfurnished ROOMS. suitable for lighthouse- Keeping, in northwestern part of city. Address Box 5x, Bter office. octlB-2t* W 4N2ED—by a gentleman, with wife avd one child, two or three uvfornished or partially BROOMS for light housekeeping, in a priva‘e tamil rent must ke moderate. Address K., Post oflice stating terme, &e. ost] 3-3t" FOR RENT Four desirable communicatine ROOMS complete, on first floor, and newly fur- nished for housekeesing; mi. Rooms om sco ond floor, in family without children; reference ex- changed 1109 @at.n.w. at JOR RENT—No. 6(2 East Capitol street. nes BRIOK, ten rooms snd two bathrooms, larze ary. cells) buildis house heated by furnace; large back with back sta'rwsy; every room has » large closet; Lot 24x85; will sell on very terms. Apply to owner. ' JOHN T. ARMS, 8.0 nctlt-Im ‘D Housk—That elezant 2 513 6th st.n.w.,in the heart of the city and near ali the street car lines. Is well forpisbed throvghout, including bed and. table linen, glass and Chins ware; also, fiae Piano. Contatne ail the modern improvements, and lies 8 billiard room with table, &e., compicte. Posses- sion immediately. For terms inquire of FRANULs B. MOHUN, Bockscller and Stationer, No 1015 Penneylvania aye., corner 11th at. ‘octli-1m OR NENT—Handsomely-furnished ROOMS: single or en Suite, with Board, at 1115 T st. n. we octl3-3t* 'OR BENT—RCOMS in the beautifully located ;DWelline, No. 436 M et. n.w., single or en suite. oe L 1028 Xth et , 3 Cer. 18th SW Heese aie U & Monta'y,etore. 12 No. 1203 18th et. contains 20 rooms, is surround- ed by Irree grounds, ard is om the ine of Met. street cars, facing British Leation. Rent $50. W. B. WILCOX, Corner 20th and I sta. n. yes PER CENT. INVESTMENT. New BRIOK, six rooms and bsth. marble man- tels, rany hot and cold water; lot 161153 to alley; eligibly located on Capitol Hill. For sale at a price hich will make it a net 10 per cent. investment to - " STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1418 New York ave. octl1 oct Fo RENT— Br R. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. Tenth and F streets northwest. R'ms Intelligencer BY'g 9 Fur. howe, Grant. x 1D at.n.w.,store. 875 qj Place... n 453 M ass. 1. 313 Rigwe et. n. able location, northwestera part of city. Adiress | Lares and cleasuil 1302 K’st. new, 1d O., Star office. Ooch Si" fur. house, 13 rs. rs. and bath, 40 and stable, 14 Ast. ne 125 0 225 125 100 Fur. house, Mass. ay. Fur house, 10th nw. Fur. house, F st. nw. Eur bee, 6th ‘nw. 1G st. nw., 5 ra. and store For. Grant Place 1323 14th st.n-w.,11 ang bath B33 Fur.houre,Net.nw. 80 Fur house, Qst.n.w. 75 2090 G st. n.w., 1h = and bath, I make no charge to landiords for advertising thar Property, aud keen it before the public con- mantle: I have many of the Finest Building Sitee in the city for sale. Also, Houses in every section st pricas from $1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to bay. oct?_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. now. ee R RENT. 621 F st. n.w., 11 roome, m.1.. 420 10th st. b.w., m-i. 10 rooms. 2305 M st. n.w., "10 rooms, m.i. ‘Three new bricks, 7 rooms, G et Bt. ea: 2005 9th -$100 per mo 40 per mc 25 per mo . 1. W.» 7 rooms, Mm. No. 3 FitzmorrisAiey n.w. TODD & WAN octé ‘602 Revent! WASEDA settled white WOMAN to cook and do xeneral housework; no washing or iron- ing; must bring good reference. Apply 620 H st. n.W., bet. Gth and 7th sts. 13-20" WW sare R529, Fo.two miles into the couatry, COACH MAN, who has been used to waiting, d house GIRL to wait and sssist with washing and iroping; both colored. Address Box 12, Star oflice. ‘oct 3-2t" WASTED Arady wishes a well-furnished BED- ROOM and PARLOR (or library with book- case), in a private family, in a zood neighborhood ; rate fire preferred ; regular boarding and lodging Route keepers need not apply; reference given an required. Address AUTHOR, Btar office. ol y ANTED—A Protestant white NURSE, must stay nichte. $27 East Qapitol st. octi2-3t* \y ANT ED—One Furnished and one Unfurnished RUOM aéjoining, with Board ; moderate price; location between G and L and 12th and isth sts, Ww. Address Box 117, Star office. octh2-3t WANTED Three or four ROOMS, unfurnished preferred ; situation central and’ n.w., where ‘Table cau be supplied by a caterer. Address, with particulars, DESPATCH, Btar office. octl2-3t® WARIEDTTo Rext—Small HOUSE, from five to seven rooms, modera improvements, lari yord; must be on line of city railroads; rent not §xcord 826 per month. Permanent tenant if auited. Address P. B., Star office. octl2-3t* Pe, WANTED— To Bux—A HOUSE for @ cash ons- tomer, ccmparatively new, in 00d locality, and not to éxceed 86,500; must bea bargain, an either on Capitol Hill or northwest. F. A. GRANT 0.. cor. $dand East Gapitol sts oct? 3t &C W ANSED; Fon Cas Boven—A small FRAME HOUSE, noar the Navy Yard. must bea bar- gsin. E. W. WHITAKER, 208 434'st, n.w.se20-Im_ Ware tuLiEs to furnish with RELI- ABLE SERVANTS; he us; BERVANTS of all sorta; boys, «irle; SEAMSTRESSES for city ard country; all with reference. 926 F at. n.w. O. E. PRIOE & CO. sep20-4w* ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with reliable Servants and other Help; Coo! Chamber- maids and Nurses, with references, at short notice. 829, corner bth and Lets. n.w. P. MoDONALD & co. sepl6-4w* {OR RENT—In tha West End, a partly-fur- nith+d HOUSE; one floor reserved by the pres entcceupant. Address ANDRE, Star office. 013 ‘FOE BENT Handsomely furnished SUITE on second floor of a private House, Modern ¢: Yeniences. 1209 N st. n.w.. near 13th. ocl3. ‘OK RENT—At $20 a month, a very desirable new BRICK, even rooms, ail modern improve ments. Inquire at then.e.corner of 34 and 1. sts. D.W. cetl3-3t* ‘Ok {—GREENHOUSE and GROUNDS on cor. 13th and R ste. at $8 per mor id pots for sale, THOS E. WAGGA- MAN, 519 7th st. octls Bt {OR RENT—Handsomely-furvishea ROOMS, en Suite or single, with first-class Board. Hous newly fitted up. ‘Terms reasonuble. No. 317 4% st new. octi3-3t* Fok BENT A Bx room HOUSE, 006 1 et., bet. Sth and 10th n.w., in excellent order: water in Atchen; small family’ preferred; rent reasonabie. Apply next door west. ‘octl3 Su" Foe RENT Laree, woll-furnishea HOUSE, central location, good neighborhood. on rea” Scnable terms; references required. Adi B., 1413 @ et.-n.w., and the advertiser ~ handsome new DWE! 8t:, opp. Shepherd Building, a few doors Pebpsyiyania ave. Inquire 493 11th et.n.w. 0: ING and Store, 418 12th ‘OR. REN'T—Four nesriy new Erick HOUSES, 7 rooms, With mod.imps., st £20 per month. sll for’our LIST OF HOUSES FOR RENT. Call for our LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Owners will do well to place their property with us. It vill seoure prompt and careful attention. JOHN BHERMAN & 00. Bey29 Bt. Cloud Buildig. Foe RENT— UPPER PART of “Nairn Building,” corner 15th ft, and New York ave., 49 room: 2003 ST. N.W.—Three-story_ Brick, with back butding, 14 rooms; all imps.” Price $75 per worth. FOUR FIRST-CLASS STORES in Building,” cor. **Nairn’s 15 hist. and New York ave. Furnished Houses. Several Handsomely-furniehed HOUSES for pri vate families, 1224 BIXTH ST. N.W.—Ten-room Brick, mod NAP our story Brick, 16 NW Pour a . ter, Price 840 per month. 1719 KHODE ISLAND AVE. —! FOB RENT Blevant, fen-t0om | DWELLING, landsome Brick With five acres of Land, good barn, poultry: | Residence, containing 15 rooms, elevator, and honee and yard, within three-fourths mile of thi- | every modern convenience, Price 8125 per month. gity and in view: only $17 per month. Cal 9 to | sep2l THOS. J. FISHKK & CO., 1223 Fst. nw. a.m. at 114] 24th st.n.w. octls-it* HOME, on th: routbeast corner of A and 2d st. 8. €., arranwec as foliows: Bssement—Furnace and fuel room, store room, Kitchen and pantry. First floor—t= loon parior with "© window: dining oom 434 FOE, SALE SA, DESIRADLE pon you: : : —— pantry. Becond flocr—Three chambers and bath OR RENT—HOUS! Poon Thea Reo hee tee nee ee tee business yp vapta’ allin good order. Parking on front month; House, $ and west ei enclosed by enbetential m. fence. ington. Apply 18 ‘The floors of first story and trimmings in hard Z wi 6 property is within two squares of the ‘OR RENT—Either Beparataly. or, tovether, s | U. 8. Capitol, andone square of the Metropolitan an avenue street cars Price 83,000. An in- spection of the premises is invi ted. 3y20-3m_ FITCH, FOX & BROWN. Fok BEND AND SALES OF PROPERTY. PRE VATE AND AT AUOTION.—See Bulietia is- sued on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the of- fice of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th street northwest. octl3-st* OK RE) 'T—ROOMS, at 943 M st. n.w. octl2-eost WANZED-MILITABY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, and all binds of LAND SCRIP, for which highest rates will be paid. | WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ney-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Building. aug4 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—Everybody to try Wasner’s hi made ICE CREAM, at 3 ate. S5e., or $1.15 pe ‘w. Discount to dealer Fok BENITA suite of furnished ROOMS ou second floor, at 912 15th st. ; also, a nicely fur- nished ROOM for one or two xentlemen. &28-co8t* POP BENT Furnished HOUSE, main portion of house 156 Congress st., southerst corner of Corwress and Stoddert sts., Georzetown, contain- ing ten rooms. Kent on reasonable terms. Apvuly on premises. or to FRANCIS DODGE, Custom House, Georgetown. Ootl2-3t* ROE RENTS THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Orrosttz U. 8. TurssvRy, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communicat- z—for Business Offices, Studios, eto. Water an¢ closets on every floor. ‘vator and steam hest. Day soon for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. y: BUSINESS CHANCES. ) Betas Raita large SHOW WINDOWS, suitable for amy store; in od order. Can be seen at ROBERT HUNTER'S and Shoe stora, Bridge st., Georgetown, Octl3-3t" GOR RENT—Three nice unfurnished ROOMS over our bank. J. H. SQUIER & 00, b’ zg, 1416 Pennsylvania ave. oetd-£ (0 TRADE—HOUSE on Maryland ayenue n.c., for HORSE, BUGGY and HABNESS. CHAS) F.W:LLARD, 708 D st. n.w. ‘octl3-2¢* CTED—5, 000 WINTER SUITS of CLOTHES ‘an at the *‘BOSS” CLEANING DEPOT, Price only $1.50. Goods called for and delivered. s6p28-15t* WW aNRD EF EATHERS to renovate, MAT- TRESSES to remake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at A. H. OHACE & BRJ.’S, 616 La. avenue, next to city post offica. sep? / ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in laree or small quantities, Hixhest cash price paid. 321 Pen'a ave., between Sdana4is sta. auy2U WANED SISAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches. OHAOE BRO., ang20 616 Louisiana avenue. WARTEDT FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake and fine upholstering Moth exte:minated by steam. By ¥. H. YOUNG, No, 1404 Pevusylvania avenue, opposite Willard’a Hotel, ang, ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT 1 SELLA firet-claes Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a great deal cheaper than a com- mon new suit esp be bought, at. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. n.w., or at Branch Store, No. 408 9th st. nw. ON. B.—We buy but first-class Second- hand Clothing. au MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY, To Loan ON OR WILL PURCHASE all Kinds of ShOUBITIES azainst the Govern- iment, or on Approved Claus. 4s. HUTOBESON, Attorney, 1427 ¥ st. n.w. oct!-6t" MoSEY,20 LOAN, in large or small sums, on real estate, on long time and at low rates of interest. M. M. ROHRER, oct Im 509 7th st 0 LOAN. T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Sort, At 6 per cent for larze and 7 per cent for small sums. No delay. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F eta. nw. $50,000 T2 LOAN. On eal Estate Security ~ Cémmigious Very 89-31” Ofte 1505 sep18 IN BUMS TO aUIT, Lowest Rates. » REAL ESTATE AGENT, Mo*=* fo Loan on REAL ESTATE. ONEY TO LOAN. X At Six Per Cent, J. Vv. N. BUYO aye., Ariingtou Ins. B'l'd's. 160, $300, $350, 8500 toloan. Also larger suas oe ay, ie docired.” Lowest charges and lowe tes of i rest. on B. H. WARNER, 916 ¥ atroot northwest BOARDING. '—Nicely-furnished FRONT ROOMS, With first-class BOARD, in a private family: near departments and cars. ‘Terms moderate | No 1908 Hist. n.w. ‘octl2-3t* PERMANENT, | TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS at No. 327 Vermont ayenua n. w. a's0, the WHOLE or PART of a handeomely-fur: nished houre. Mus. M. T. SOUTHALL. ocl2.1m* DERSONS DES‘RING TBANSIENT AND YEARLY BOARD will find comfortable sccom- piodations at Mrs. E B. WILLIAMS, Rockville, |. Only Bi] * Hide to Wantiingtons = 1FOu depot an ‘OB bENT—Newly and handso: iarnished ee 3d floors, with Board, a at., first ward. (Babeo ch's How.) References required. oct11-6t* augl4 Fo, RENT—Furvished ROOMS, with board, in commodious new house with modern improve- nents: Daivate familly." References required. AD ply at 1306 Vermont avenue. oct? 6t FOR RENT—020 17th st. n.w., Farragut Square or nmoeo me moderate size, first-class, fur- nished HOUSK. Dining-room supplied in the best and most substantial style. References une: tional. H. JACOB, French Caterer. oct D- t OR BALE—Ftock, Fixtures an®Good Will of a small GROCERY STORE, centraliz located Adércss “Business,” Star office. octl2-t* WASIED—To exchange for, Washington ai property, 1,000 ACRES of desirable LAN, near Kuoxville, Yen; three IMPROVED FARM in Eesiern Kansas, snd two city RESIDEN in Lawrence, Kan. F. G. ALFORD, 1425 New York aye. Octl2-3i* PORRENT FAUT OF HOUSE SIs That n, the second flcor of which is occupied by th lady renting. Keferences required. Apply on premises. oct 9tF FOR BENT Elegant APARTMENTS on second At and third floors, single or en suite, all raodern in provements, xt 1027 Vermont ave., wear McPher- son Square. octT- 20" ‘OR RENT—Well-farnished first and second- story front and rear ROOMS, centrally located, gar, bath, Wc. 1012 Bet. now. Octl-aw* ROR RENT— Seven room Brick HOUSE, in fine ordar. gas and water, No. 1426 Chapin street, College Hil), two blocks from 14th st. cars. Apply at No. 605 7th st. u.w. O13 BIGELOW & Ov. OR RENT—To GentiEMeN—Large well-venti- luted handsomely furnished RUOMS, eecond and third floors, 920 New York ave. four lines of cars. 1K RENT—To gentionen 01 furnished FRONT BOOM. = no children. convenient sep3 Gw* —A handsomely io other lodwers ‘Terms moderate. 1210 4th st. augls-3m* FOR SALE. OR SALE—A Chestnut Sorrel MARE, a wood roadster apd prompt driver; can driven by a ledy; sold for want of -u Se ey Apply at private stable in rear of 1219 L st. n.w. octl4-3t Fe BALES A lent Second-hand COUPELET built by Wood Bros., New York, in fine order.” ROBT. iL. GRAHAM, wea 410-416 Sth st . bet. D and ‘OR F ALE—Upright and Squaze PIANOS of Wm. Shaeifer, celsbrated New York maker alro of Grovesteen & Faller; bargains at V. BECKER'S, 907 H st. niw. 012-6 (OK SALE- $105 will buy younw, sound and gentle HORRR, BUGGY and HAR: Doogy NESS, at No. 2002 7th at. n.w. octll-6t J—Thres HORSES one BUGGY and Light Business WAGON; also two sets ‘84. Horses suitable for express, Ker, butcher or any burinese; ove family 4 ordriving horse. Ali young and sound. ‘Trial. Will be sold regardless of price. Apply stable rear of 1216 Kst., next Franklin School. octll-5t" ‘OR SALE—At 4 BarGats—For casli, or on easy terme, one 14 stop, double bank, dal bats CHURCH ORGAN. G. L. ALD & BRO., 723 7thet. now. o7-6t" OK SALE—A large number of new sua second- hand — OABRIAGES, RK SALE—Eight-horee power STEAM ENGINE and twelve-horse power BOILER, built by Gray & Noyes: in complete running order. Also, tw. story BRIOK SHOP in which it stands for rent. W. H. ALDEN, Room 2 ‘‘D,” General Post On fs SBE recat ATTRACTIONS: FUR LD LK CIRCULARS. Bee oe mee SATIN BROC. ‘ POMPADOUR BROCADES. BARGAINS IN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. BROCADED VELVETS. BROCADED VELVETE BLACK AXD COLORED E NOVELTIES IN PLATD SATINS, SURAH SILK! PLATN AN) NEW HAIR HOSLERK PAND LE Ei DERWEAR, 3; COR- z S 5 ee BEST QUALITIES AND LOWEST PRICES. 8 ONE PRICE ONLY -warked to pain — PEBRY & BROTHER, Sth et. Fenn. ave., oor Established 1846 oct? ALE Wool FRENCH SENG ES, 250 Z BLACK AND COLOREL 7’ TNR, #1.So quality for $1.25. COLORED VELVET®, #2.50 qitality for 2.15. NEW DRESS GOODS IN CLOTM SHADES. SICH PLAIDS. NAVY BLUE SUITINGS. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), oct QuraTs: O18 7th st. w.w,. SHIRTS 1; apest T'S NIGHT SHIATS, the I UNDERWEAR, the boat” "* oDeeet UMBBELLAS, ‘the stronvest. Custom SHIRT, to measure, six for 812 a) cs i ry Brine’s MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS NOT SATISFACTURY as sis Seif-measuremes Is mailed free. B. BRINE, 435 Tth st. now., Washington, D. ©. oct6 PUseNse STOCK or NEW AND CHEAP DRY COODS. ¥ PURE Woon FRE! GOUDBS Gn al! colors, biack, unyy blu warnet, &c., Se.,) ouly 31, worth due. Jarme +28 double White BLANKETS, @: White TABLE DAMASK, 50, PT, BI. Wool, wide double-widih’ Black’ GASH- qu Colored CASHMERES, all Pare Wool, 25. Excellent heavy BLACK SILK, 55. BLACK SILKS! BLAOK SILKS! The best and cheapest in the city. Uur Sl, 81.25 and $1.60 Black Mitks are Brectal Banc atnn LADIES’ OLOAK! LALIke’ CLUAKS! CARTER's, TIL Market Space. Colored SATINS reduced to 78. Excollent White Wool Flannel, 20. Piano Covers, very lance assort- ment. Nottincham Lace for curtains, 12\¢ to #1. Black Cashirere Shawis. Black Grape si Craya ie. Epecicl barvains in Black Cashureres, 60, 62, 75, $7, 81. Biack Tamise. Black Orape Cloth. Black Silk Warp Heurictta. Immense assortment of Cloth for men and boys’ wear, 25 to 81.59. Wanectis, the best Cotton in the world, only 19. CABTER'S, 711 Market Space, NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. eet5 HANDKERCHIEF PLAT BROCAL SATIN DE LYON x DAND SB. UCTION BARGAINS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. 160 doz. Extra Heavy LINEN NAPKINS at . 100 doz. Extra Heavy LINEN NAPKINS at 82.00. 100 doz. 3-4 LINEN NAPKINS at 83.00. 60 doz. 8-4 LINEN NAPKINS at $4.50 GERMAN HAND-LOOM DAMASKES, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 and 10 4—the best is in the market. BCE TOWELS, ‘are Linen, $1.50, $2.00 STSLAN KETS AT OLD PRICES, QUILTS, BHEETINGS, &e. Full Stock of ANTIQUE CURTAINS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna. avenue. oct? One Price. (CABPETs- ‘We have just opened a eplendid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY LRUSBELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choice designs. Tapestry Inerain Carpets with Borders to match. ftimyrna Carpets, Rugs and Mate in «reat variety. Those furnishing will find it to their advantageto examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BROTHER & CO., sepi_ 1328 F at. m.w., near Ebbitt House. RARE CHANGE Fon Batb—DRUG STORE st in; cheap for cas oF py on time; order. Wyatt, Maine k'BRO good order, oct9-cost* Cor, Penn’a and 3d st. B.w. RARE CHANCE—Persons Gesiring to purchase or rent a FINE RESTDENCE are invited to examine the new Dwelling corner of Ist and B sts. ne. Itfronts on Oapitol Park, and commands one of the finest views in the District: has reseed Dick ip 8 hollow walls; firet story hardwood fini sep 30-1 Bindows, aud rooms ou entire floor ean ‘be thrown 5 =z = 7 7 together ; steam heater; open grates; specially ven- F Seiparees Wa gids Tot, ‘ehiade See temos tilated: electric Dells aud was lighters, and is tn and beautiful flower grounds, allin Aret-clesa or- | ¢V€ry Fespect provided with more thah the usual der. Apply at above No. THOS. C. FULLER HEB Re eo torent ee ia ae Ra a ROR: Sep2i-lm*_ | 700 sthat. sree! - bep28-eo2m. 500 CARH FOR FARM OF 30 ACRES—House of © six rooms, stables, barn; water near the door; 400 fruit trees; 800 grape vines: finest view In the Listrict ; 15 minutes’ ride from the Insane Asylum : balance long as desired. Price $3,000. Inquire V. ROUX, 1026 17th st. p.w. 5 P,* DABSEILLE, Bannen & Boxer, 61 h street northwest, Buys and Sells ail Active Stocks on the New York Stock Exchanze. Quotations in lots of ‘Ten Bhares to any amount on 8 Margin of two to ten per cent. ROU #25,000 10 LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE, in sums to suit. octd-7t Se es have eeveral GREAT BARGAINS in emia BRICK HOUSEs, paying from ten to fifteen per cent on price stked. Aleo, three or four Grest Bar- gains in large property from $6, 000 to #15, (44). Desirable CHEAP LOTS for sale or exchange in all parts of the city. x 2 call, and guarantee to make torme ‘We solicit a “MONEY TO LOAN in any sum at 6 per cont. ted W. E. BURFOKD & O0., lle Fst. nw. BARE CHANCE A first-class STOVE, HARD Walke and TIN STORE for nalo at two tateda its value; gcd location, Also, ect of ‘inners Ma- clinery sud Horse aud Wagon. 601 Pennsylvania p18 ave. 8 &. QuIBTS TO OBDEK. he ae Our SHIRTS to order are unsurpassed for com- fort, style and durabiiity. Fit guaranteed. Ready- made SHIRTS of our own make, 60 cents up. Choice lot of NEOKWEAR at 50 cents, formerly o it British Half Hose at 26 cts.'; Hosiery, loves, aud Cuffs. JAMES THOMPSON, Menager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, auls S16 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Office. BY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. ‘There ts nothing better in the market. Tt t# ele- gantly made, and of the very best material, and Say £0 conte, finished) rosdy, for the wash tab. Only 80 cents for the “‘alystery™ Shirt. Gent's LINEN COLLARS, latest styles and finest qnality, only $1.50 per dozen ;#ix ior 75 eeute. Beat quality, at MEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, anxis 1002 F street northwest. Quinr mancracrcnens. DUBEEUIL BROS, & 00., 1112 F Street N. W. We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in Paces toe walnoy 8 line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always DUBREUIL BHOS. @ CO. 4y28 street N. — HOTELS PERSONAL. ADIES, BEE GILRAY’S LACE OUsTAIN FRAMES st the FAIR. The best in the world. Moles Ourtains lock nice as new. For this week addrore J. GILRAY, city. octhi-ay OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as oJ to the responsibility of people, with abstracts of on real estate, 506 10th st. n.w., 6a. m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 to . ocli-Tn* such us, »_, Coupe Rockswayr, Jun See SenbS" esfcilin aR eRe reduced prices. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, 410, 416 H, ALBURGER, succersor to 1. P. LIBBEY, VV .Biaucnnaler end Sevcler P| Sth at. nw. Repairing promptiyatiended to. VY o. Watch Jeweler, bas romoved to sepd-6m cermgr of 1th and ¥ sts. n-w., in Drug Store, oppo ‘OR SALB—16 head of HORSES and MARES, : EE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS ee Rey pee ea Misfire Ail business confdentiat Ladies aoa ‘Weat Virginis, will be sold chvap; if not as aranteed, money will be ‘anded ; can‘ ct it QUIGLEY'S Btabies, on C st., between fraensgeicn sth ROMs FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED With first-class BUARD, suitable for gentle- iuen or gentlemen and their wives, at reasonable Fates, in modern first class brick house. No. 1118 10th &t_p.w. octll 6" pee PEE MONT HOUSE offers goo1 ROOM! with first-ciass Board, f mouth: house is well f ibd healed wit steam, ard every way desirable. IHEERFUL AND PLEASANTLY FURNISHED Chcoue TABLE BOARD. 930 Ket noct? ae (OMMUNICATING Ri Ceteond Beores nie, Bogue ON eTRaE AND iEable Board.” "References. given and requi 218 Md. ave.n.e half aquare east of Oapitol. see eGiey ,006-2W" 'URNISHED ROOMS, ARD. Pi reece Wit BOARD, 299 New ‘OR RENT—Fornished ROOMS, y F' out board; No. 30 Ost. n.w. wee R RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished stig ene et en ge aad Ith SARAH FLAGLER. eepray ly HE LOOHTEL HOUSE, one HOUSE, 01 het nw. te T Of the cosiest and best conducted Boardine ag in the city. Transient Boarders sosontae PECIA LTIES EVERY MORNING, bo- tween the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock Yusn- Hinited. ° To." Gallcosa for 2398s Gon Lota 10 ak SUR foe 780.5 i mol ity Merino Vests f.r 390. ; $1.25 0c, cake of sweet Soap for Bo. ; ‘wool Gasbmere tor adc: ¢"Plushew ‘aud Veleete af talk all value. ENG! White aig. footib al Xue Femnes ave. |ALE—OnEAr—A large agcortment of LAN- Hbice. both new and second hand, Due Gentlemen 60 cents each. 1023 4th street north- ‘west, between K and L streets. augll-llw* ME. BLANCHE, or Pants, FemaLe DOcTRRss, poader Of ‘cards Tels cherpudage Aisee te Fiture, No. 522 10th st., between E and ¥ n.w. y ‘ADAM ROBS, the reliabie by. Brewster, Wood Bros., and other prominent ayy age oy Puiders, at ery Tork epee we De iefection in al afaira ‘of life than any ono in the See Ritys gives sdvibe and assistance on all matters OQUNT VERNON LIVERY, HIRING AND | sppertaining to business, love and matrimony. BAL No. 1236 12th st. ALL im TROUBLE CaLL. ‘Satisfaction given or no Mi: te ang Nt Bivuah ‘Tarngnte, Seog Pay. “Consultation Hoots, 402 3d at above D at. Horses, Osrriages, Coupes, a Hire, we Bslcor'Exchange. Horses pastured or wintered on ap5 farm. or by atany SR rere Pe ee several ane Family LOST AND FOUND. and Ooupe Horses for sale. reasonable. : eepl6-bm F. W. MOELROY. OPE A Gqd BARRING, will paraet and, peri FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR | Au cctting. Aroward paid a A UPON EASY MONTHLY PAY- SEN ‘SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, post Rd NEXT Lith ot nw ra QTEBLING SILVER. roe ‘7th st., eng aon Solifaire Diamon: $5 reward at 409 ‘ith st.n.w. WM. FRIEDERIOK. 014-2\° SSiCoW. A uberalroward wil be vag ite, we ootl3-31 ee farmed to 1514 22d street, between Hand. ‘Have just opened a fine stock of ‘O8T—Ont of Eyzette street, STERLING SILVER FORKS, ia, Yeley FRAY BOOS Dame of ouper SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES. = = ‘sates cawin Sangre Pere: : . St. mews 1315 Pa. Makes a. ‘of thee and PLUMEING, with a view to: ‘ar- Batabliahed 1840. Fangewent.Ordecs propnty t UCHINGHAM HOTEL. Fifth A’ ue and 50th strect, (Opporite Cathedral, ) New You JOSLIN & FULLEH, Proprictors. Delivitfully situated in the very cenver of the moat fasbionabie residences, churches, scl F the Grand Central B. 'R. depot, ‘within three iin- utes walk of the Elevated Road and Madison avenue BY THE BEST FAMILIES OF ROPE AND AMERIC. 3 z N PLAN. =D O E NS CHARGES octT-co3m EXTEAORDINARY BARGAIN! Warranted perfection in arranied perfection in barrels locks, stock. wo- SHOT GUN. Laminated ig i i MEET si ! : luptene ge HEADQUARTERS FOR THE