Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1880, Page 2

a WASHINGTON. MONDA «October LS, 1880, published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other datiy payers here added to- gether. SSS ‘TRE SrAk 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. ‘The Virginia Muddie. It looks now as if the triangular contest In Virginia will be fought through to the end, ‘The prospect of a union of the democratic tac- ons has grown less with each day of late, and the present indications are that a movement to that end !s no longer contemplated. The chatr- man of the regular, or funder, democratic State committee has fssued an address, stating that “the May (funder) ticket has come to stay and to win.” The readjuster leaders and Organs are no less determined, judging from their utterances, to hold the fort, and conse- quently the result in the state depends entirely upon the strength that each democratic faction commands. If these factions divide the demo cratic vote anywhere nearly equal then tne election of the Garfeld ticket Is within the bounds of probability. The funders esti- mate the total democratic vote at about 150,000, and allow the readjusters 4,000; they estimate that the republicans will not cast exceeding 90,000 votes, and therefore that their (tunders’) ticket will be elected by a plurality of 20,000. The readjusters substantially reverse this cal- culation In their behalf, and count upon a Plurality of from 15,000 to 20,000. One effect of the capitation tax law will be to disfranchise thousands of colored voters, according to dem- ocratic calculations, but as there is ample time for the payment of this tax yet, it Is dificult to tell how it will operate upon the two, or rather three parties. The law ts very stringent in pro- Viding against the payment of the tax by others than the voters themselves, the object being to prevent politicians and political organ- izations from supplying voters with tax receipts In return for their votes, as is done in Penn- sylvapia and Massachusetts. These pro- visions of the law may be used go as to prevent any wholesale payment of the tax by the republican national committee. The last state election affords no Sort of basis for an estimate of the vote that may be cast on the 2dof next month, because thousands remained away trom the polls. The contest was between funders and readjusters, and tens of thousands of white democrats did not vote. Whether this large number of voters will swell the ranks of funders or readjusters next month, there is no means of Knowing. Not jess than two-thirds of the democratic papers of the state support the regular ticket, but the re- adjusters have a live organ in Richmond and are supported by. perhaps, a score of weekly Journals throughout the commonwealth. The readjusters have cengressional candidates In all the districts except the fourth. The repubil- cans nave candidates in every district where they have any chance to win, and unless their Voters are captured to a considerable extent by the readjusters, they (the republicans) have a fair prospect of gaining one or two Congressmen. ‘The estimate of the republican state commit- tee is that there are In Virginia 154,000 white registered voters, and 112,000 colored; tnat ‘20,000 of the whites and nearly all the colored men are republicans; making the total repub- Ucan vote 132,000; that 30,000 will be disfran- ebised by non-payment of the capitation tax, leaving a net vote at the polls of 102.000; that 10,000 white democrais will not pay the tax, and deducting the 20,000 white republicans, this leaves a White democratic vote of 154,000, which will be about equally divided between funders and re-adjusters. Then, deducting 77,000 from 102,000, the committee figure a plurality of 25,000 for the republicans in the state. ‘The readjusters certainly have some republican support, tn spite of the appeals of Chairman Jewell to his party in Virginia. This suppor ecmes irom aciass of republicans who do no: believe their party can win, apd thelr policy 1s to aldim defeating the “bourbon” wing of the democracy. There is doubt and confusion al around the political board in Virginia. Thesit- uation is a muddle, and the wisest political Prophet im the state would not bet a dollar either way on the outcome. The question of democratic unity in New York city will, so it ts stated, be decided to-day. At the conference between Tammany and Irving balls Saturday afternoon it was agreed to conclude the negotiations to-day, and the in- dications potnt to the nomination of a joint ticket. The pressure of the whole party hag Deen brought to bear upon the two New Yorks factions with special weight since the Ohto and Indiana elections, and the leaders of the city democracy have now no alternative but to unite or virtually leave the party. Tammany ts rul- ing and directing party affairs in New York, ald {ts adherents are now warmly in favor of a union ticket, because the bulk of the benefit will accrue to them. It 13 the Tilden element that is lukewarm now. They see their old ene- my, Tammany, restored to the exalted postlion in the party that it formerly held; they see that the Gemocracy of the country are looking upon Tammany as the real element of strength in the city; Unat demoeratic leaders consult with Tammany, and that ia the event of democratic success Tammany will be given the credit as far as New York 13 concerned. This naturally has @ depressing effect upon the old Tilden faction. Tammany is working with {ts old-time vim and energy in behalf of Hancock, while Irving hal! Seems to be doing but little. Unless the anti- Tammany democrats get such representation upon the local ticket as will assure them a Proper share of the fruits of victory they may, When it comes to vot leave Tammany to elect the ticket. At all events, and regardless of the result of the presidential election, Tam- maby has wou by skillful management what 1t most wanted. The local ticket put forth by the Gemocrats Is certain to be elected, even though anti-Tammany may not cordially support it. Should Irving hall ly the track it will leave Tammany with ail the party machinery in its hands. ——-<+e —___ It appears from the South Carolina papers that there 1s a more spirited canvass belng car- ried on tn that state than ts generally sup- posed. The republicans are contending only for the electoral vote and for congressmen, having at thelr convention decided not to oppose the democratic state ticket. The greenbackers have a state ticket in the fleld.fand are making a reg- ular cany: There are several independent candidates for congress, and in different coun- ties Independents are runting for local and legislative cfiices. The men who are conspicu- ous in the greenback party and in the inde- pent movement were, many of them, at least, formerly democra:s, The regular democrats are making a thorough canvass of the state, and are paying special attention to the colored vote. ‘They claim to have won over colored men in every precinct, and that these votes will offset the loss of the “ soreleads,” who have gone off With the greenbackers and independents. The Joss of South Carolina to the democracy has not yet been considered among the probabilities, but if the national republican committee now takes a hand tn the fight, it may render the re sult doubtful in two or the congressional dis ‘tricts, but the democrats will, in all probability, carry Uhelr clectoral ticket through, anyhow. __ The repudiation movement in Tennessee, (hough not yet successful, has had a most de ‘Pressing effect upon the value of real estate ‘This effect ts lilustrated by a sale of land at Clarksville, in that state, the other day. The Jand Is situated within half @ mile of the town, along the river, and ts very fertile. Four years ago it was worth $0 per acre, and the otmer day, after baving been well advertised, if was sold for $13 per acre. This land lies in a section of country that has often been called the “gar- Gen spot” of the south, because of the fertility Of the soll. After the war the tand in that sec- ton held its own in value, but talk of repudia- thm bas made it next to worthless, and pros- frated every other interest of the state, -THE EVENING STAR. | H{4"9uemcoer roars, BL COLORED SI J M. & B. COHEN, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, LOAN OFFICE, STRIPED FLANNELS, FANOY HOSIERY, 2205 Penna, avenue n.w, EID &OVES, SILK HANDEEROHIEFS, ae TABLE LINENS. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. & S27 NEW GOODS. NO BEASONABLE OFFER BEFUSED FOR DIA- TYLEB & CHEWNRING, MONDS, WATOHES AND FINE JEWELRY. Cate Clerks with Perry & Bro.), A LINE OF ats MUZZLE ili octl3 918 7th st. m.w. HOT GUNB Tor saln om ss LARGEST LINE aaakane Saree or 409 Fourteenth Street, SINE PLUSH axp BEAVER HATS, LONG OSTRICH PLUMES, Skillful treatment for Sick or Lame Ant- mals. Honorable dealing with the owners. BANCY FEATHERS, Erc., Fair remuneration in all cases submitted South of New York, at to our care. MBS. J. P. PALMER'S, octl6 HOB’T SMITH & CO. No. 1107 F st. n.w. ts |ARRIAGES. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 3, 3, 4 and 6 Batton, OARRIAGES. ANTED—A good OOOK and two first-class WAITERS, at the CHESAPEAKE, 938 and 930 Pa. ave. 1 ANTED—A LADY to teach two children in a vai family: references required. A-0;Z. TED—A WOMAN to do general W ‘Alasework Sout stay nists ana be ‘well Fo cue Tis llth st. ANTED—PLACE as cook and houeemaid = Y "young woman. Adaress or apply to 710] Star ctiose We = raat Coys en se references required. 4p. m., 3510 ‘g | it a at Wine ae Ab Ges Cal or addreas 1834 6th st. n.w. eet ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and iron in a family of four persons No. 140 Washington st., Georgetown, D. 0. assis im. e BA- ke ao or T: OUONNELL. — octi to take charge = = © best ef references and 20th st. nw. octs: ANTED—A thoroughly competent WAITE& W CUO; best Peferanees required. Apply ater 10 a.m., at 60 6th et. n.w. ANTED—By a respectable man and wife a WASTUATION ina private emily. mans as griver oF waiter. wife to cook, waab aud iron, Ad- dress 312 New York ave. n.w. ocths-21 ANTED—By_@ lady, thoroughly Sane HOUSE of 10 or 12 rooms, mod. imps., for hosrding and renting sues best references. Ad- dries Box 140, Star office. oct18-6t* = id GRAINE! a Wien ee ee! gay morning. "Good" ‘wages and prompt pe: SP TER McCARTNEY. ANTED—A first-class Bread an‘ KER; no others need appl: 12th and O86 sv. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. RENT. furnished ed. = Rorze saneatne” HOS SE ema a. Fob ate _flouses at $4 to 8350 per mo: Theater Comique. Fer BENT_STORE, No. 1035 7th at., corner of L. suitable for a Drug, or Bton . Apply on the premises. ‘ootl! RB RENT—One or two nicely Furnished ROOM on second floor, applyine at 912 15th st. References Se oe reteset ant oe i ¢ ‘ RIcHaRD D BlartE Wecster Lae Bullding, oe D oR RENT Eleven-room HOUSE, never cea. ach Pitta locsticr pin the ai t (rosekve one Toor) mn 78 ‘one roo) \ddreaa Box 94, Star office.” * © OctI8- ate FE RENTOTo 4 os TENAwT Two unfar. niehed Ki } Secoud floor, mod. imps. 902 FE iEaT— otal ROOMS delichtfally situated ; singly or en suite: houee aud location frat class; private family. 1339 L st. n.w. o16-3t* fret class; privatefamily. 1359 Lat. n.w._ol6-3t" Fe RENT. Furnished: ee rivate fami- é je for one. or two sontlemen Reference required. 608 Est. mows octhO at Retetenoo required: DOR st aw. __octts-90" (OK WENT—815—Two.story BRIOK, water. ax yard. Boundary and 14th at.n.w. we F. Ft HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st. n.w. octh6-2t ‘OR RENT—Three or four ROOMS with every convenience for housek-epiag; nice locstion; anly, feo jeople in the house. 100 44 st n.W- {OL RENT_BRIOK No, 951 Oct. sw, 8 rome and bath, $20. FRAME No. 627 RY. ave . + roms, 816. “Apply to ALBERT F. FOX, N». 92) Fai Gets aes TENIHIICR HOUSE 60S I st, be Sthend Th n-w. Has hall, water. bath 19> Jatrobe, large yard and stable. It. W. FEN: IGE, Rooin 3% Le Droit Builsing. octiaaie Fo BENT—Two HOUSES—one six and the ther five rooms—water in ees and closats 962 and 94 27th st. Bent reasonable, in advance. Anply to WILLIAM DAVIS, corner 27th and oe WE By a feny, ‘of three adults, a *UR NISHED HOUSE, with modera improve- wie Address, ‘eanlae terms, Box ae |e Tee, Bl, 81.25 and @1.50 Per Pair. _oc'I8 ores Pee cies eee , er (PUREE srEciaL BARGAINS. number of o BOBS He in at iaitaw 410-416 Sth st., between D and E b.w. mM Repairing promptly atignded to. octl6-3t OLAND SPRING MINERAL WATER CHOICE DRESS GOODS. This water is said to » be. a sure cure for Bright's * Thave just feoelved 8 treeh surpiye P pig. Persons who ONE ELEGANT LINE hay eo been waiting can now be supp: Treen surply of fine FAMILY GNOQERTES se- CHUDDA CLOTHS, lected for the fall trade and at the lowest cash ‘rials, Proprietor of the celebrated brand of Silver MOST DESIRABLE SHADES, Wedding Pore RYE WHISKY. Can be used medi- : cinally, as it a perfectly pure. 44 INCHES WIDE JOHN KEYWORTH. “a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocER, = Cor, 9th and D sts., ‘WS. PER YARD. ctl 3-6t Washington, D. 0. — he Poet Ua TELEGRAPH COM- ‘ANY wi ditional Students in EXQUISITE SILK AND WOOL ‘eiereapny.” Young ladies aud wentlemen wits be- come effective operators wi'l find permanel < Plogment API diy at Rooms, No. 1427 Penns. ave., TRIMMING NOVELTIES, | toi. SMITH, Manacer. ‘octl6, 18,20" 44 INOHES WIDE, TO MATOH THE ABOVE K™*s GOODS, AT ELEGANT SILVER WARE. $2.50 PER YARD, ESTABLISHED FORMER PRIOGE 84.00. 1817. ALSO, 172 W. BALTIMORE STREET, GREEN AND BLUE PLAIDS, ALL WooL, BaLtrMore, Mp. ONE AND A-HALF YARDS WIDE, WATCHES, ONLY DIAMONDS, S5e, WORTH $200. JEWELRY, = PLATED WARE. oct3-6t OxE EBICE NO4 WALKER « Co., BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, CLOTHIERS, ‘705 and 709 Market Space. ARE NOTED OHOICE OF MATERIAL. STYLISH CUT. EXCELLENT MAKE. FITNESS FOR WEAR. GREAT DURABILITY. LOWNESS OF PBIOE. GIVING SATISFACTION. BEING THE BEST. MEN AND BOYS. NOAH WALKER & CO., oct13-6¢ No. 625 Penna. ave. [eee SILVER. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. octlé . XCLUSIVE NOVELTIES NOW READY FOR INSPEOTION. BROCADE SATINS: BROCADE VELVETS. y SCR aL IN PLAID: C BLAC! Be AND SOLORED VEL JSHES: Pt SILK P : HIN DE LYON: 8 CAH SILKS; SATI EU KR TIRED StLE Ci NEW PARIS ¢ GLOARS AND TE} “NAV XBLUE AND DAIK GREEN CLOTH SUIT- NGS. Y COLORED LINEN 5, DAMASK LUNCH HS. with Doylies to ma ‘ABI ta Have just opened a fine etock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES. saW’L LEWIS, 2215 Pa. ave. P. CORSETS, — QUALITIES AND PRICES GUARANTEED. 2" ONE PRICE ORLY. Established 1840. oct? AHKGAINS! PEBRY & BEOTHER, B Te Penn. ave., cor. 9th st. We sre offering, for ae a only, NEW No. 8 WHEELER & WILSON oon CHINES at Established 1840. octlé ie ial oe with all latest im serereente | (dro) I and side A=Waxs WERE anreap: Trawers.) NEW AMENIOAN Ue? leat BTILL AHEAD All other Machines at the same reduced prices. ‘These Machines are all xew aud warranted for five years. all and be coro: at PPENHEIMER’S, 528 Oth st., Bt. “Olena Building, cor F n.w. Pate Jargest stock of Sewing Machines in the octl2 OF ANY ‘aD ALL OOMPETITION. FIRST PREMIUM, or tHe GOLD MEDAL, Awarded again to c E ESS FLOUR, for being the hanidsomst and the | city most nutritious Patent Fiour Ge ever was exhib- ited ata Fair. Bemember that EW YORK HATS, Ese CERES, meee KNOX AND DUNLAP PATTERNS, A ost beautiful ofall fiesta Fi ‘. Wasawerded EXTRA QUALITIES. eee eee a ee ee oat US, | NOVELTIES 1N YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S “COOK OF THE WALK” again this year, and any and every housekeeper who wants SNOW-WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISOUITS, THE NEW LADIES’ BAT TO MATCH ULSTERS. ISAAC SMITH'S Caer as IN SILK AND B. i. STINEMETZ, Harter, Flour of Amer for “CRRES,"the champion | oc9 4337 Pa. ave.,next to cor. 13th at. FOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER. | apenas TABLE-WARE. WHOLESALE DEPOT: TEA 8) “Faure stanp Corner et st. and Indiana ave, WATER (EiteHEns, BUTTER DISE WM. M. GALT & CO. ee octl6 FRALt AND WINTER OF 1550. ESIVESAND FORKS, WATERERS, Ot the! finest quality aud at the lowest prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 4107 Penna. Avenue. CORA BLAND, M, D. ‘Has removed from 60S" 13ihiet. n.w. to 120: G st. n.w., where she may be consulted prof SAT Sane DAY 80d EVENING. All by ees approved methods. Nervous painters =a diseases peculi.r to women with 5 5 Office in residence. sepll-3m WwW HEAT Dealers make Movey with W. T. SOULE & OO., 130 Ls Salle street, Chicago, Great Bargsins in BROCADE SILKS, at $2 and $2.50; Extra Qualities, 83, 83 5) and 84. New Shades of SATIN DE LYONS. PLUSHES, VELVETS, TEESE and FANCY TRIMM. NDSOME PLAIDS, medium priced. GOODS, in great variety, at the LowzsT Manger Rates. Large and a.tractive stock of U) oct9 HA D ‘DERWEAR for ‘Men, Women and Children. T Write for particulars. octli-coal2m STAPLE AND FANCY HOSE, SILK HOSE. NLAND AND SEAGOARD COASTING MISSES FANCY HOSE, in choice styles. I RE ARY QUILTS, TABLE LINEN, NAPKI The public are hereby notificd that B. 0. DAVIS T SETING: s having been dericnated ag Purchasing Azentof this TOWELS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, and a very | having been dertenated a paid se aaye of lite Contrante large stock of AN (IQUE CUBTAINS, at mod- | ing and approval, excep on written order of the President or Hecret1 0. 8. LOVELL, President, ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. GRECIALTIES EVERY MORNIN One Price. > tween the Bours Of 9 and 10 o:olocx a m. t W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Merino Vesta for 9c; 81.2 8 iso Sk to for ie. nna. cake of sweet Soa} wool Blac OFS Pesan Svenne: Gnshmnere for de> Piushes ‘ana Volvotent hale erate prices. ‘1N.B.—First-class Goods at reasonable rates. octl6 Srecr MEN! Fo THE ACCOMMODATION or PERSONS DESIRING TO VISIT BALTIMORE Dunne THE SESQUI-OENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, Tse BALTIMOBE & POTOMAC BK. B. CO. Writ Run an EXTRA TRAIN, Lesving WASHINGTON AT 9.05 A. M., and returning leave BALTIMORE AT 12 O'CLOOK MIDNIGHT. octl1-8t ANITARY PLUMBING. YEans’ PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE sas. Fr. tegen 4) aoe lakes Specialty o: of the exi PLUMBING, with a view tits) Tangem romptly AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS" Experimenting we now possess a sett of patterns over which we cut Garments for FAT MEN. By Fat Men we do not mean extra size men. We refer to men who weigh from 160 to 185 pounds, and are small in statue. These are the MOST DIFFICULT FORMS TJ FIT, and men so pr portioned cannot bs fitted out of regular or extra sizs stock. WE ARE THE ONLY HOUSE IN THIS CITY WHO CAN FIT STOUT MEN. Weask a virit from those that have heretofore been unableto be fitted. —_— ent. Orders p: ‘octé-fm* A, BAKES & 00., ECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT ONE PSICE CLOTHIERS, oe iia Pistolsv etc. Call oF addlvons Wai octl6-$m 216 and 318 7th st. sear Ba a NEW 7c cores 10 Rise wees LO LAIN and TD ee AND TROU-| DENTIMEDER, s sure cure for toothache, local Made to order, or material sola in patterns. . . 7 TS A SPECIAL’ LADIES’ HIDING HABITS A SPECI pied octlé 935 ee ave. me ony = \BILDBEW’S SUITS, 5-10 years, 83 up. Mins aa _ CAMMAG! at CEizercius item, | Mentone aitilal gore a tae age ‘The best $2.50 Mon's Oaasimere Pants in town. Retr ect haart tom pe cust careeea BeBool Shoes ‘at unprecedented low prloes, at a ee 1014 and 1016 Penna. ave. Feit. aoe otis J. W. SELBY. iG PLAGE TOHAVE aNTEDS ‘An intelligent YOUTH as student in an architect's office Apply ia orn hand- Putlus, stating axe and experience, W. M. POIN- DEXTER, 701 15th st. ANTED—Two or three FURNISHED OGM, communicatieg, without BOARD, no:thwest Yortion of city preferred. Address Jor 264, City ost offic T ANTED SA COLGRER WOMAN, first: aa washer and ironer, and to do general house- good recommenda- werk; good waxes to one with tion. ' Apply 630 Pa. ave. YANTED—A competent settled WOMAN to WA ae commen cetuea WOMAN te older child, and to assist in housework; references required. Apply No. 86 Istst., Georgetown. 1t* ‘YT ANTED--FIFTY LABORER3 to rere on the Dawson & Conuellevile Ballrosd; wages B12 er da} Apply to GC. W. TURNER, vhtiad pita Fioure, Pa. ave. MCOABE & BROTHEBN, cx tractors. Bene \) ANTE! a respectable white girl. a PLAGE cook, ‘wash and ironio a Nee Tamily. or would do thé g neral housework and assist with washing and ironing ; best of references. sees Xo. 925 New Hampshire ave n.w. yy ANTED—By a colerea gr a oe as cook or chambermai: irst-« cae fami'y; good references; jrefer, ntaying at ni aa Hed Madison st., bet. 6th and ith and M an /ANTED—SITUATIONS—A couple of young women, 17 and 19, excellent salesladies, wish placesin a fret-claes establishment | Alse, bright UY, of 16; all accustomed to store duties; renlae with parents. Apply for “*WILLTAMBON’s,"" st. D.W. Waxes —A good steady WHITE ane to ok, wash and iron; must be well recom- mended; tone other need appl: wood home and must sleep in preferred. octl8-3t ;8he will have a @ hous; German Apply 88 Gay st., Georgetown, D.C. ANTED—A WH. iron. Good wages. orntie 52 Gay. steee Georgetown, D. 0. oct16 20" y ANTED—To bay a 6 or Toctave second-hand ‘(ANO for cash. Must bea bargain. Ad- dress HARDIN, Star office. oct6-3¢ 'ANTED—To rent a ood BRIOK HOUSE, 7 or 8 rooms, with cellar, modern improve ments; northwest location preferred. Address, stating terme, Box 61, Star office. octl6-8: Vv eee Nov. ist to June Ist, PARLOB ard two PED-ROOMS, x a floor, with board for tive T8008. Terme not ¢ 8150 per month. Address PHILADELPHIA, S Star, of- fice. ANTED—A mee competent to sais re Diving i and Kitchen. To one who tl ee oughly under: auds his business permant employ- ment will be Refereuces required. State compensation wanted. Address Box 120, Star of- fice. No notice will be taken of any communica- tion that dees not comply with the requirements of this advertisement. octl6-2t* Winnie GENERAL AGENT to introduce & useful household article; sella cheap and & CO., eS 727 iy. Adare Sansom «t's Philadelphia, Pa; NTED—Two or three painene ROOMS, Aniih bath, Uubt and heat necond. floors tose? tion central: permanent if snifed. Address, stat- ing terme, H. 8. C., Star office. ‘octl5-3t* ANTED—One hundred able-bodied MEN, to ork on Gunpowder Water Works, at Lake Montebello, Baltimore: «Waxes 81.10 per day. Ap ply to HAUGH & EYONE. Contractors. octl4 6 WAigeae bear’ Case Buyer—A small FRAME HOUSE, near the Navy Yard; must bes ns FOE RENT Furnished or ‘upfaraished. 14 room HOUSE, with es oe rth west, Seer at and Market st, Geor Ay ity and, besutifal grounds. ‘Aprlyto Ac 3. GayWOuD, 1225 ath Fo33 nen Sele Brine oF PaDPERTT, PRI UOTION.—See Bulletin is- sed on thet a a T5th of every mon at the of- ae eater THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 71 ee OK RE} Ni—Fumiahed or unfurnished ROOMS, in tuits or single; ai] modern improvements an good location. Apply 471 Hist. nw. Octls-6t FOE, RENT Furnished OOMS, sooond, third and fourth, floors, in guite, ‘with all conveni- ences. Algo, Ti joard and home comforts. 50S Lith at: ne w-, moar Benhasitane ave. ore ae FOE RENT Veautiful HOUSE, all modern in. rovements front yard, 1? rooms. {ncludin Jath rooms newly done up. Hent $20 per mon cM Ket. n.e., near St. Aloysius Church Inquire next door, octt5-Lm Fok RENTAL 88, new G-room HOUSE, with ter in, Seah: water cloret in le eat yard, No. 1113 Park Place _n.e , two ircm Ksst Capitol street cars and one block 4 north of Lincoln Park. Can be prcchaned by by paying 850 down and $10 monthly wit interest. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York ave. octl5-3t F% RENT—That desirable STORE, No. 433 7th $a w Inquire of W. F. MATTINGLY, Fae EENT—No. 508 Capitol street, new ten rooms and two bathrooms, large dry, aoe house heated by furnace; large back Raa with back stairwsy; every room has a 2 closet me. Apply to owner. JOHN T. ARMS. 810 F Btu.w. octl4-Im FORBES RENT—RUOMS in the beautifull: 24x85; will’ sell on very located welling, No. 436 M st. n.w., single or en suite. octl3 6t (OB RENT—To.a private family only, that very Sesirable, and. | completely farnished RESI- DENCE, having wrate in Dsek paror and all mot ern improvements, No. 21 Grant Place. oct]3-co3t TOR RENT —120 17th st. n.w., Farrazut Square handsome moderate size, first-class, fur- piened HOUSE, pining: room aupplied in the bee and most substantial st} References unexce flonal."H: JACOB, French Caterer. oct: 2" FE, tee APARTMENTS on “eres and third fi Ringle or én suite, all modern it: provemente, ‘at 1027 Vermont ave-, tear ar Mcbhor- son Square. Fa RENT 1ow Wal I-farniehed, one first and twosecond floor front and rear ROUAIN, central- ly located; gas, bath, &c. 1012 E st. n.w. octl-Im°* 'OR RENT—Seven-room Brick HOUSE, in fine ordar. gas and water, No. 1426 Caapin ee Coliege Hil:, two viocks from 14th st. cara. Apply at No. h st-n.w. OTIS BIGELOW 2Oy sep30-Im e SALE—Three-sto: Sta oe SUnEER o BENT _To REE = ma urnished RUOMS, secon id third floors, Koes New York ave. ; convenien to four lines of cars. ‘OR RENT To, eutlemen only—A handsomely furnished FRONT BOOM; No other lodvers and no erate. “Ua10 Sih at Lew. sugls-3a" FOR SALE. FOR SALE THBEE HORSES—Ono Bay Ham- bletouien Mare, six years old; sou: ana hind. a lady can drive her: Yoarloun of steam; can trot in 2:50. Also, one Bay Mare, suitable for fai ly use; ‘strictly quiet and gain. TAKER, 208 435 st, n.w.8e: sourd. Also, one, Bay Mare, Six years: Weight |, BU pounds: work any and soun: WRParuEEs fo furnish with BELT | 4i'stavle rear ia a nw oons be all torte: boys, ins: j BkAats STRESSES for city on eae BTA, maepificent REGULATION Oe paree Gon Me sephd-sw™, | oat Bs avid © = ® ANTED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND Walt NTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and sil kinds ot LAND SORIP, for which highest rates will be pee WILLIAM INSTON, Attor- aw, fey-at-taw, Room #i; Leroi Belidiase augé 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ANIED.—Ladies to know we have unsur- parsed facilities for ** doing up.” LACE CUR- TAINS by competent workmen. Samples in our eindows at the $1.50 Clothes leaned pene i is) Wane Everybody to try Wagner's =e Ad made 1GF oetl-3m Waele 1,000, a TNTERAUI (Saf OLOTHES to clesm.at the “BOSH” OLEANING DEPOT, Price only $1.50. Goods ior and delivered: sep28-21t* Woe to pouvat MAT PRESSES to remake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at Ae. OHAGE & BBJ.'S, 616 La. avenue, next to city post office. sep? Nig eee GOLD and SILVER, in large or small quantities. Highest cash price paid.; 821 Pen'a ave., between Sdand 43 sts. aux20 Wi NITED STAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its eee ~ BRO., avenue. O#. ang20 616 Loutsisua ANTED— FEATHERS TO BENOVATE, Mattresses to remake ana ne holstering. Moth exterminated by steam. YOUNG, 1404 Pennsyly: avenue, Topas Willara's Hotels Wises cies it TO KNUW THAT I SELLA first-cless ‘Tailor-made Becone- hand SUIT, eles Deiat sod S erent geal cheaper than a com- m new suit can Hon be OSTH'S OLD STAND, or at Branch Stor No. 619 Dat. n.w., (0. 408 Sth st. nw. N. B.—We buy but first-class Second: hand Olothing. ‘aue20 MONEY TO LOAN. POE SALES A fine voung HORSE, cheap. r pny at FUBSELL'S Ice Uream Saloon, ada Rew Yorm aves ‘octl6-4t Fu SALE—Thronsh sickness of owner, contents of Gentleman's 5 Btable, conc of BES ; Brewster (¢ Co. (of Yor! Sige Bar TOP BUGGY, new Haki 8, LAN KEES. ROBES, Ke: ‘Without exesption the Handeomest steak ard most genteel Qoupe or FAMILY HOtcs| city; he is a rich dapple gray, 16 hands high, seven Sears old, very stylish and prompt driver, fearless of steam, bigh-knee action, long flowing mane and tail; is in ove respect a first-class Coupe Horae: eapprec'atad: Also, Bay FAM seven years; tn-drive, wely sigiton sun fast traveler Horres are verfectly sound and gentle in every respect. Satisfactory trial allowed purchasers to encourage immediate sales. Very low prices asked. Fe'l sevarate if desired. At Private Stable in rear of 815 15th st. n.w. octl6-s PoE ;, Day, MAKE, O years old, soand and ventle: jump reat Garri-we and Harness; sold for no fault; oener having no further Spagth use for it. Apply 1334 Lath at new. o16-3t* (OB SALE—CuEar—Two second. asia) COUPE- LETH, built by Woods Bros. good condition, and 16. glans Land: au, Yery little 1 Ges Factory of- WM. WALLER, cor. lath aud D st 2.w. 0cl5-5t octls-3t LOAN 620, 000 1 v0 and ps oy Met eiceesaeere FO! BENT Br B. O. HOLTZMAN, Rear Estar AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. ea make no charge to lan eir Property, and keep it before the public con- snus: I bave many of the Finest Building Sites in the city for sale. Also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to $60,000. Now is th ° octl6_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10:h and F sts. n.w. Tenth and F streets northwest. diords for advertising 8 time to bay. Fo RENT— 1224 SIXTH BT, N.W.—Te>-room Brick, mc@- erm imps. disse ic tgs T month. = COR. Upper part of ‘‘Nait rocms a&d modern conv (borough repair and Focation “one of ths shington for smali EE FIRST-O) cor. 15 hst. and Ni ww Kork ave. n.w. FOR RE: 1719 RHODE ISLAND AV Handeom Brick Nesidence, containing 15 roome, elevator and pATREE, niiding,” TT, CLASS WTORES in ’N. W. all ecnveniences. 015 THOS. FRO! RENT. 2411 Pa.ave.. S02 Mietet YOresm-t40 N.e.cor. Os r ss ares »8tore.20, 1035 eth ae "18 93 Cor. 18th snd ES 27H Beall No. 1803 18th et. conteins 20 rooms, is eurround- ed by lerge grounds, and is om the line of Met. FOR RENT. »16r8.m.1.40 2139 81. strect cars, facing British Legation. Rent 350. octlL W. B. WILOOX, Corner 20th and I sts. n.w. i 4 t 4 ugsuus esas se 8 8 AVE. NW. containing 40 Building in best in “Nairn FOR ISHED HOUSES in desirable 0 FISHET & CO., 1293 “F" at. now. FOR BENT. EN PER CENT. INVESTMENT. ‘New BRICK, six rooms and bath. marble man- tele, range, hot and cold water: lot 16x13 to. alt eligibly located on Capitol Hill. eee ch will make it a net 10 per cent. investiuent to oct? with Call for’ our List OF HOUSES FOR RENT. Sail ad our LIST OF PROPERTIES £OK SALE. us. 86729 se FOE, PALES A DESIRABLE HO! Spd on the ‘southeast corner of A and 2d st. 8. ¢. red as follows: Basement STEIGER sj LIEBERMANN, 418 New York ave. eS RENT—Four nearly new Brick HOUSES, 7 mod.imps., at $20 per month. Lust 3 do well to place the a "It will secure promptand canal niente ot and careful JOHN BHERMAN & ion. it. Cloud Building. FITCH. FOX & BROWN. Fk? 2 RENT— OPPostzE _ 8. emg ek a Fine Bi ing—for For ase at a pric PERSONAL. LADIES stould secure one of those Gslobrated Lace Curtein Stretchers; over 20,0.0 sold in sour years. For thi Washington, D. C, , aud ne been trected, Zwould refer to the following: Rey. Dr. i Saaa at my cf Office hours, S tod is week, ‘address J GILE. the many who Rastor’ 8 Bacon. « E. Ben}. ney-at-La © Baller, Esa. 726 7th ents m., and 2 to 5 p.m. AY, Getl8-co3t* Ttching Piles, ‘without using the Knife, Licatiine, or Gaus: Positively does not inacingle ostance. amo to effect # cure v3 Est. Daruelie, ‘ATOE- J. S:. ae erocer, * font Forrest, "816 18th Thos. "B. March, 5:1 A 016-6" OBN PATCH EXAMINES to the responsibility of people, with abstracts of lens on real estate, 506 10th st. 1 p.m. Always in before 9 and from W By ALBURGER, successor 1 P- LIBBEY, g, Watchmaker aid Jeweler, corner of th and F sta. n.w., in Drag Store, oppo- e AiME EuOORE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS M Sack ie. (Alt All eer err es See nielen and West, between E and L sireeta, ‘ME. BLANCHE, or Pauis, Fematz Doo M cures ai) complaints, erry feucorrien oe reader Of cards. ‘ells faa Sito 620 20th st, between Hand Fw. 4y21-13w* Wore ROSB, the loug-established _reliabie Clairvoyant ee ae isfaction in all affairs of 1 TITLES, reports s& to10 i 5. ocli-tm* has removed to Moti ite better eat. fe than any one in the and future di LOST AND FOUND. ‘OR SALE prightand Squase PIANOS of Wm. Shaeffer, celebrated New ¥. alo of Grovesteen & Puller: bargain at V. BECKER'S, 907 Hst. nw. ol {Ok BALE—A larve number of new ana secoud- REIAGES, such. - hand OAl Coupes, UI heate, ' Extension Roo To) Feduced prices, ROT: Ti. quia. 0, 416 8th main Repairing promptiyaitendea to a HEAP aseortment of LAN- ES; Fearee EANDAUERY ‘S, GOURE- a and 109 of strlce, Bott nc and aeoontd Bote = yy. Brewster, ros., and other builders, at ‘New York tory) Nga North a Baltimore, M SCHMIDT. MORIN BAND TO LOAN ON REAL E3- Sites in ee fo ent at #BAOE r cent. Apply te UIs P. HORMAKER, acest, F northwest. ONEY. MONEY. M To LOAN aN, Raa TO SUIT. ‘HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, octl6-3t 519 7th st. n. w. re LOAN. a Badal ee ON HEAT Es IN FUMS TO SUT’ At6 per cent tr nee Sage per cent for small Ce HOLTZTAN, id F ats. n.w. cots J O8EX TO LOAN. We have CASH on hand to Loan in any sums ‘red, ou approved Real Estate ec cecearity = ‘Oo in completin; ochS-tit HOB. 3 FISHER © 0 329 F at.n. Ww. OSEY TO LOAN ON OR WILL PURCHASE M ‘all kinds of SeCURUTIES against the Gor fo i on BB PETO ved Claims. Hk. HUTCHESON, st. new. Oct-29" Moz ‘TO LOAN, in large or small sums, on Teal estate, tt on id at low rates of lobg time and at low rates oct7-1m 509 7th st. ‘ONEY £O LOAN. 08 TO LOAN ER UY bbe per Ont” On Real Estate a nes Very N. HUYOK, Rear Kerare Acer, 20-810 Of 1606 Pas sve Achington tos. BTR. At) ee a om, Oe te so fo Sore, eee em one Fate intra &. H. WARNER, auglé G16 F street northwest IME AND CEMENT. OQUNT VERNON LIVERY, HIRT ive BALE 8TAB. Tad We epee Be andconpe forsee f for sale. "Terms reasonable. sepl6-t F. W. McELROY. '& LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR An SIDNEY, 2, NiMMO'S, Pay- th stn BOARDING. ERMANENT, tRBANSIENT AND | DAY B ree WHOLE SALT of handeorusig: far 2 a Bistled hotwees Mus: M. 1. SOUTHALL: ote Aa aie BENT—Newly and handeoms HOOMB, 5 Oe ant unleaag grata of at Ist, a GBayoock’s How ) References required.” octil-im* USE off MPHE TREMONT HOUSE offers ood ROOM abe month; house is Bleam, and every iL AND pore ae ZOpMrezeD a ABD SOAs Plea 1 ihe a Sas = ee comes a Comcoup HABNESS. ay GET THR BEST. THE CELEBRATED CONCORD HARNESS AND . LUTZ & BRO., 407 Pennsylvania Avenue, Bole agent for Hill's Concord Harness and Collars. Slower rae. ERTS TS 3 EFT IN STREET CAR, cor. th and Pa ave.. a metarday, halt-pe CLOTHIN ive. and loth et OST Saturdays night, on T L and 15th 6 8.6., and receive reward. iv Rnitabie returning to Paper Bundle of Pindie willlenve thomsen Georela st., between 1th rinont avenue, between Ht Kets. ss irow LACE LI ‘with bird. SHAPER. 1113 Pa. HARKIS & 5 REWARD for return of PURSE, aes #45 in bills and some fractional currency, lost on the ath jostant and no Guiestioas asked, if revurned to 724 llth st. n.w. _ocl6-2t" O8Y O28 BIOLEN—From the northwest corner and get rew HD and mp neations saked. Stolen ai ‘at the National Hotel, old Honting -case, Quarter second Wa T JH. No. 6,988 with gold chain attached _— Above inner Dealer, ate N. Above reward owners pame ~ ense tase Ro. 11 Return ss ahove ‘octl6-3t PIANOS AND ORGANS. hee PIANOS AND ORGANS, At factory prices and on the popular in- Bie Rt SA omcerne The easiest tel 2203 oe ave. HE STIEFF A Tage AND ESTEY NS, ORG: best sed o word: over, “lowest Price and G. i. WILD & foes baba ‘7th st, awe. Se Reauiek & E Bach and UTIFUL * > | Bronsans oad Everyone's favorite. For or upon easy monthly paymen' augal- jusive agents. Also agents other first-class —— SHONINGER” theaat HEINE. for cash’ ta, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’s, 410 Lith street northwest, ANT ED_We are authorized to HUY for cash NV ee more RICK HUUSES, 2, a be panwaine. + basen” HOWERS BON, 121F st ae octis-iw rome all rented by permanent gent Fut of house very jow; and thas every prodera con venience. Can clear sid 00 per mouth, Wl sell vey Jow ob scoount of b th. who Lave Roney ard mean business ‘nced address fix, 8 Star office. ‘oct JOR BALE-STRAW BERRY PLANTS of Tis best varieties. Crescent Seedliug, Chas Down- ing, Monarch of Sewers Se areas Box Cit} Beat office. OR SALE Stock, Fixtures and awe Will fe bESTAURANT, now doing good ba ‘ traily located: “Address Box It, Near omen a) Fo JR SATE. Curar—The entire ¥ixea s RESTAURANT. Also, One Bittiord, ‘She Pont et nny Lind Table Aty: (PO MERCHANT TAILORS —Fon Sata —One of the best located and peying Cash BUSINESS in this city, fo Rf gach in vert or ood security. Ay Grees “WAY,” office. octl5 6° 300 CARE = FALM OF 50 ACRES —flouse of six roome, es, barn; water pear the door; 400 fruit trees. BOO grape vibes. Onest view in the District ; 15 minutes’ ride from the Insane asylum ; belance long a8 Sesired | Price $3,000. Ingaire ¥. +~ KOUX, 1026 17th at. BONDS. Sw* ee 4: w A. DARNE! a Quotations in lots of Ten Phares to any amount ou a tuarein of two to ten per ce: 40 10 LOAN ON = ESTATE, in sume to enst. nets. § PEO have reverel GREAT BARGAINS in amall BIO HOUSES. pagina fom sem bo clean per cent on rrice aaked. Also, throe or font Great Bar- saiue in lente property trom $5. 040 to €18,1K0. Deitable CREAR LOTS for ssle or exchange tm the We ecictt ® call, and cusrantes to make terms MONEY TO LOAN in any eum at 6 per cent. - B. BUKYORD & OU., 1118 F st. DRY GOODS. _ UTS! SHIRTS Brine’s SHIRTS, the cheapest. Brine’s GENT'S NIGHT SIITHTS, the longest. Brine’s UNDERWEAR, Brings U: MBKELLAS, the strongest. Brine’s Oustom BBIRT, asure, wx for 812. Brine’s 4 % MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS NOT SATISFACTORY L. Belf-moasurements mailed free. J. B. BRINE, 435 7th st. now... octé Washington, D. 0. [sense STOC or NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS. Finest quality Pune Woot FRENCH DRESS GOUDB (in allcolors, black, navy wine, plum, warnet, Ke., &e. ™l EM |, Wort zs nine double White SuaNgers, $2, $2.50, up to Pure White TABLE DAMABK, 50, 62, 75, ® Lure Wool, wide double-width’ Black’ G, MERER, 373. Colored _CASHMERES, all Par Pure Wool, 25. Excellent h 4B BLACK SILKS! ¥ LACK SILKS: The best and ait in the city. Our ®t, 1.25 and #1 60 Black Siuk* are BreciaL Barcarns. LADIES' GLOAKS! LAU Lith’ OLOAKS! { =, ‘Til Market Space. Cclored SATINS reduced to 78. Exoellent White Wool Fisnnel, 20 Piano Covers, very lange assort- ment, Nottincham Lace for curtains, 12% to $l. Black Cashiere Shawls. Black Craps and O: Rpecial Bisck Cashmores, 62, 75, 8%, $1. Bisck Tamise. Black Grape Uloth. iit Warp Henrietta. Immense assori of Cloth for men apd boys’ wear, 25 to 1.50. Wan.sutta, the best Cotton in the world, ouly 10. CARTER'S, 7il Market Space. oot PETS. ‘We have Just onened a splendid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS axD INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choice desins. Ingrain Oarpets with Borders to matoh fs Rugs and Mats in wreat variety. fone furniehing will nd it Qo their advantase to examine our sock before purchasing. HOOE BROTHER @ Ce., sept 1328 F st. m.w., near Ebbitt House. HIBTS ag OBDER. fort, eps Phy derablity. F Fit guaranteed. le TS of our own make, 60 cents Choice lot of NECKWEAR at 6U conte, f: t Britieh Half Hose at 25 cts. Hosiery, joven. and Ouffs. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, avi8 AG EF st. n.w., opp. Patent Office. BeY THE “MYSTERY” sur. ‘There is n better in ergo Tt is ele- gantly ‘made, aud of the very best material, fi ie! sendy, or the wank Sub. only 80 cen! 80 cents for the Gent's LINEN COLLA! Istest styles and on cu -onty $1.50 por — ix torus cents. Best — MEGINNISS’ BRANOH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, 4 angl8 1002 F street northwest. Sumer waNvuracrunens. DUBBEUIL BEOS. @ 00., 1212 F Street N. W. We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in the att IPTIO SHIRT only 65 centa. oar GLOBE Sear onl on); ripen EUREKA ED, finished, We wil it with any other ber Bult Pree tae mon: z ‘Also, line of GENTs' FUBNISHINGS always SURRE — BROS. @ CO. 4528 Bi Hi treet NW. W. BOOKS, &e. MORKISON, ee bd STATIONERS, Mejhave Jnet imparted 4 fine collection of ENG- LISH PICLURES of attractive subjects and besuti- fully executed, to which we call the attention of our curtmers._ Our Fall Goods are daily arriving, aud includes evers thiny new ia Ststionary and Fancy Thete goods are especially suitable for Wodding aud Birthday Brorents, We tiny devo our entire fecond floor to this portion of our stock, fo that It may be fuily exlitbited and amined by our customers. New Law Reous Books received as #200 as publisued. Allare cordially invited to inspect our stock. K.2 oe ROE'S NEW B0OK-A = a Tricks Without Straw: by Dr. ‘be End of @ Ocil; by’ author of Army Life in Russis; by F. ton the u ros ‘bye Sie tpechars weer erpay: > e- ‘What She Said, and What Bhe wi octé oo PUBLISHED. Bricks woe Straw, | by the author of A Fool's ~ New do and the Sante Fe Trai! aA Hayes, jr. Mla: a. nd aoc de wre aieinian Hetis,of Churae ain t= te eon Sweetheart, ‘by author of **Dhe Wreck on LA —_ Na Auerback. ears a" Gate ard *Sitims ‘Thule, by Hem BUCCRSSOR 2015 Pe even e cor. Lith st. LL PUBLICATIONS. Gi “6 Histor y Vol. 3 recite History 01 hat People 4-024 hada petener egy Greene's 7 Litein eo ‘omrges. “Wide, Wide oct? i panneeee BSSERSSES ah ine Hctucide Sorta au and South. Bier OORKESPONDENCE NOE OnkDS oh