Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. ‘TUES DAY.. Ss = Neo 19, 1880. __CHosny ss - NOYES Editor. The 1 Evening Star hasa@ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more an double that of any other daily paver oublished in Washington, ond equal totha Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. SSSsS— ‘Tax Stan 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 charxe. The Democratic Situation in New York. All of the formal work in the way of uniting the two democratic factions of New York city has now been accomplished, and it only re- maius for the voters to approve the arrange- ment and ratify it at the polls. One of the men named in the Irving Hall list has been agreed upon as the candidate for mayor, and this will probably allay the dissatisfaction that appeared to exist among the antl-Tammanyites. The singular editorial in the New York Svn of yes- terday has been construed as the warning cry Of the Tildenites that they would not submit to any agreement which surrendered everything toTammany. On the faceof things a con- cession has been made tothe anti-Tammany men. One of their friends 1s chosen for mayor, and through the power of this office, no doubt, the Tildenites expect to be able to hold John Kelly ta check. While the compromise arrangement -undoubdtedly Strengthens the democracy In the Empire state, Very much depends upon the spirit which the heretofore rival factions may manifest In sup- Porting the union ticket. It fs plain that the jealously between the leaders of Tammmany and Irving halis still exists, and ff they permit tt to 80 show itself as to extend to their respective followers then will their harmoay be but Scarcely More thana name. The great obstacle toathorough unfon of the democracy in the city has been the fact that the succes3 of Tam- many In securing control of the local patronage Meant the overthrow of Irving bali and the latter's firm grip upon local power meant the destruction of Tammany. This was what delayed the procaedings sc long, and now if the voters of elther faction should suspect that its future would be endangered by the success of the union ticket, they would, no doubt, hurt it, instead of helping it. If the union ticket proves really acceptable to all the city democrats, and they begin at once to mant- fest their satisfaction by working for its suc- cess, then there isto be a hard and close fight Detween the two parties in the fleld for the elec- toral vote of New York. There are evidences that the tariff agitation has caused some alarm among democratic workingmen and mechanics In the state, and unless this can be counter- acted this effect will be felt at the polls. All the efforts of the managers are now betag directed to the overcoming of this feeling of alarm. Tammany’s chiefs are especially active in this direction, and thelr power over the members of that organization 13 very great. ‘The democrats are contemplating a mass meet- ing in New York city, with Mr. Tilden, Mr. John Kelly and Senator-elect Mahone, of Virgiala, in the foreground, to manifest by their presence their feelings of harmoay and brotherly love politically. This meeting will probabiy b2 held early next week, aud it is sald that Mr. Tilden will not only be present but that his astute hand will actively work the political wires in New York from now on and until the election is over. ——__-0+e —___ The Dickering with Mahone. Senator-elect Mahone, of Virginia, 1s, pe haps, surprised at the sudden manner in which he has become not only nationally popular, but Powerful. He has been a prominent man for some years, but now he 1s industriously sought after by both parties. He went to Philadelphia #nd as soon as he had arrived the statesmen began to pour in upon him. Republican leaders hunted for him, but Speaker Randall managed to first get hold of the much-sougit-for Vir- ginian. Even Senator Don Cameron took part im the competition for the ear of Gen. Mahone. The general, so itis given out, has gone or is goirg to New York city to m2et sone of the leading democratic guts and con- fer with them as to the best manner ef maxing Virginia secure for Hanevex. His alltance with either party would mace the result in Virginia a settled question, and heace the anxiety on both sides to see him. Accord ig to the declaration of his organ and of per- sonal friends here, however, the general isa devotea frieud and admirer of Hancock, and the democracy and means to strixe all his biows in that cause. It is given out, however, that be has made alliance with the republicans to the extent of glving them ald in some of the congressional districts of Virginia in return for votes from them for his readjuster electoral ticket. As the result of this understanding, it 1: said the republican national committee will notgnterfere with the Mahone ticket in Vir- ginia, as the state ts not now considered essen- Ual to the success of Garfield, and It 1s hoped by co-operation with Mahone to gain two repub- Mean members of Congress in that state, which Will help materially in enabling the republicans to regain possession of the House. ——<— ‘The rumors from abroad of the contemplated abdication of the Czar of Russia are accom- panied by an occasional detail or circumstance tending towards confirmation. The Czareviteh has now gone to Livadia, at the sum:noas, it is sald, of the Czar, who wishes to consult with Bim tn regard to the question of abdication. ‘The readiness with which the Czarevitch obayed this summons Indicates either that his reported indignation at the marriage of the Czar with the Princess Dolgorouki was short-lived or that he Is willing to aban?on it and exen approve, forthe sake of stepping up to the imperial throne. The man question with the Princess 4s to secure a legitimate station and rank for her children, born before her marriage. She Baturally desires that they shall be recogaizod 43 princes of the royal blood and take rank next to the grand dukes. The Czarevitch must, It Seems, consent to sch an arrangement before itcan be consummated. It 1s more than proo- able that the Czar is betng persuaded to abii- cate by his new but not young wife, who 1s naturally more anxious for her children than for anybody ¢lse. She exerts her influence to induce the Czar to exchange his life lease upon the throne for rank aud station for her child- ren. The Czareviten 1s willing to yield consent to establish the legitimacy of his half-brothers, Provided he gets the crown at once. Thus it appears that this woman Is now directing the affairs, and perhaps the destinies of the great Russian empire. ——~-_____ By reason of the position assumed tn his cor- respondence with Secretary Sherman, a3 pub- Ushed in yesterday’s Srax, it s altogether likely that Senator Hampton will attach to himself a Uttle clique.of foolish people in his owa state, and possibly in a few other localittes, but on the other band he 13 certain to fall in the esteem of the best elements of society throughout the whole country, and in the rest of the world as Well. The time for such bombastic nonsense as telling a victorious opponent In a contest of any kind where a letter will reach a worsted par- Uelpant has gone by. That sort of thing went Out with the introduction of the pubtic school system, and with the disappearance of the tour- pament as 4 serious means of Interesting grown up people. oe Against the story that national banks are not profitable comes the fact that anew bank to work under the national banking act has been organized in Cinctonatt with a pald up Capital of $1,000,009. The stockholders are all active and generally wealthy business men of Cincinnati who were, as they say, “encouraged in this movement by the aealthy dividends the other similar institutions im the city had de- clared.” ‘The fact that the famous trotting horse st. Julien has, after several efforts, failed to lower his record, gives rise to the melancholy sus- Picton that som miles may be shorter than Others. Perhaps tt would be well enough for Mand 8. also to make an effort or two on a mile track knowa to be seventeen huadred sixty Yards long. ine’ 4 DEMOCBATIC APPEAL. To the Democracy of the District of Columbia, and to all good people of whatever party, who desire to sce the Union fully restored and perfect peace and prosperity again take the place of sectional hate. Peace and prosperity can only come by the election of the Democratic candi- date to the Presidency. We, the signed Finance com.nittee, ap ointed by the National Democratic committee for the Di-trict of Columbia, call upon all peopie who desire the election of Gen. Hamveck, to aid us 10 the extent of thelr ability, by giving such sume as they can spare. The Radical party, as represented by their Na- tional Congressional committees, Tecownizing the desperation of thelr caure have exais seecses their thousands of Government oflicials for au ad- ditional one per cent. of their salaries. The battle for the Presidency is yet to be fousht, and although fhe Party in power lias had a fund of several mil- lions of dollazs, they are bankrupt now, as is shown by their new ‘arsesement and demands for more oney, Let us meet this, in a measure, by giving in this District what we can spare, and let us make aneffort, and agreat one, to spare a good deal. Let all who are interested in good government, therefore, give what they can. Any sun, from @i up, will be received by cither of the undersigned and forwarded to the National Democratic commit- tee, to be placed where it will be most needed. The Conservative and Liberal Kepublicans, who sup- port Gen. Hancock, have issued a stirring address, and have determined to raise fands for the good caure. let us, in this District, not be behind hand, or lagwards in the race. We ary eal to the patriotism of the people; we can nly Bi hundreds, whers the Kepublicans, ced asaestmenits on the office holders, is, but with our hundreds j reetly used for lezitimate the effect of their thousan Democracy dees not need to buy voters; all it needs to do is to lay facts before the ‘thinking masse s, os u coramon sense will teach them the the Radicals from power. c ms be made at once. Let ave given, give again. Our cause is a tee cannot make individual ealls for funds: theref it behooves all well-wishers of. our country to send in their subscriptions promptly. A. A. WILsoN, 509 Seventh street northwest. T. _Witttas Dicxsox, Loui Four-and-a-Half street. anaavenue. O. A. STEY 621 Pennsylvania ay- enue. E. P. Berry, Box 620, Georgetown, D.C. Joun S. Mixxer, Lonisiana ayenue, near Ninth @reet. J. W. Drew, Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. m DENVER, 1115 Pennsylvan avenue. CraGerr, 819 Market space. A. B. Crore It T. STEWART & ©O.S CARPET UP- HOLSTER R for sixteen years, will lay Car- pets, Onl Cloths, Matting, et: , cheaper, neater, aud with mere d’spatch than any one else. ‘Orders by mail ag well as by stores promptly d to. Office 41710th st. n. W., moar gas office. Ootl)-Im* GEnIne LEAF TEA, AT 50 CENTS A POUND. FRESH ARRIVAL. The consumers of TEA will please beagin mind thet Ihave the exclusive control of this brand of TEA, cecured by right from the U.8. Patent Oftice. Having no agents in this city, it cam only be fouad at store. = N. W. BUBCHELL, octl9. 2 1332 F atreet. HE PARTNESSHIP UNDER THRE NAME and firm of THYSON & MOXLRY has this day been isedived Mr. Thyson being authorized to c lect all bills and has assumed indebted - nese. vig Parties interested are ereby potitied JA. MOXIE! ¥Wathirgtor, D.O., Oct. 16th, 184 ya AND WINTER DRY Goons. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 PA. AVE. In addition to full lines of all the new and most iesirable things in DBKESS GOODS and TRIM- jl stock, we call atten- rchasers to the following special items ‘A large stock of Blankets, from the lowest tof grades. | Nottingham, Swiss and Antique Curta fullst ck, All styles c use furnishing Linen: very low’ prices. especial y for fariety of Imported 19-3" estic Quilts. of Engiish Crap at halfregular prices. Thousands of yards of H. burg Edging from 12. up. Our make of Blac Cashmere, equal to ‘Lupins,” at less pr An examination of our stock requésted, w. re you will And an endiess variety of new and beautiful thines Borthy of attention. trouble to show goods. ONE PRICE. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. TIENTION, BUILDEFS!—A car load of Slate Montels has just been received at the Sew York Bate Mantel "Manufacturing © }o., Cor. ith end C sts. n.w., will be sold ata trifle Above ‘octl9-26 pea CLARK & CO. 803 Market Space. Beg to call specia! attention to Cary os large avd attractive stocl HANDSOME “DRESS GOO Black and Colored Brocade Silks, from rat. 75 to 83. Black ana Cclored Brocade Velvete, elegant styles eS ea rich Silk A apente Cee ot Biack and Colored Cashmeres, ‘ool Goods, from 50 canta up. OurTines foams 18 fullof rare bargaias. “Hosiery, Liven and Stk Handkerchiefs; all Licen Haad- cts. up to bust woods. from $2 toSiba pair. Do- ty mestics at bettom prices. 8 BOLD AT WE Bs NEW YORE octl9-3m ND BOSTON FRIG! BP-ONE Pitt F ONLY. 4 SPECIAL BAHGAINS. IN CHOICE DRESS GOODS. ONE ELEGANT LINE CHUDDA CLOTHs, MOST DESIRABLE SHADES, 44 INCHES WIDE ONLY 75e. PER YARD. EXQUISITE SILK AND WOOL TRIMMING NOVELTIES, 44 INCHES WIDE, TO MATCH THE ABOVE GOODS, AT 2.50 PER YARD, FORMER PRICE 84.00. ALSO, GREEN AND BLUE PLAIDS, ALL WOOL, ONE AND A-HALF YARDS WIDE, ONLY Sie, WORTH ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, $100. 705 and 709 Market Space. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. octl6 XCLUSIVE NOVELTIES NOW READY FOR INSPEOTION. BROCADE. SATINS. : BROCADE VELVETS. NOVELTIES IN BL LU MP. SATIN DE Lox Senan SILKS, SATINS. FUR LINED SILK CIRCULA! REW PAIS CLOMKG AND UE V¥ BLUE AND DARK GREEN CLOTH SUIT- SOBER LINEN DAMASK LUNCH ABLE TGNENS. NAPKINS, GHAM LAGE OUITEAT FORTTURE Sharks ae ER FL, Cae Host . MERINO UNDERW CORS! a ms QUALITIES AND PRICES GUARANTEED. tr ONE PRICE ONLY. PEBBY & BROTHER, Penn. aves, cor. 9th st. Established 1840. octlé FHiLDEENS SUITS Sl \HILDBEN’S SUITS, 5-10 years, 3 Ga hook 8.15. 4 and Ces Boye: Schoo! nults, aa % ee F. CO} c OTS. with RGAIN' he eat $2.50 Mon’s Casal ae S61 80 Son f ny Men's « Ir pd Baye Rehcol Hata 40 and 60 conte a = ‘unprecedented low prices, at 1914 and 1026 Penna. ave. J. M. & B. COHEN, . LOAN OFFIOE, 1105 Penna. avenue n.w, MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. 8 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR DIA- MONDS, WATOHES AND FINE JEWELRY. A LINE OF BREACH AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT GUNS for-sale iow. = octlé FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. WANTED A reliable and industrious GIBL for ycocking: ‘and general house Work, at No. 19 —_ rat-class INDRES! colored. it SSierens HOTEL # Fenn. oe Warts —A WHITE WOMAN to. and iron, at GEO. T. REE SO ae ae i .W. maa it = ED—A white WOMAN for =a cae ork; must have reference. ve. D. We ply st 314 e ‘ocld It —Hecond-band, medium-sized fire- ay anaes e Wis xe combination lock. ABD by gentleman, wife and two Wane: ahd aurea east of tho Gspltal sAd* o. oes O., Btar office. 0019-3t ‘VEcEBINARE HEADQUARTERS. 409 Fourteenth Street. Skillful treatment for Sick or Lame Ant. mals. Honorable Geating wich the owners. Fair remuneration ia cases submitted to our care. octlé BOB'T SMITH & CO. |ARRIAGES. GES. OARRIAGES. CARBIA Two lisht one-horse COUPELETTR, pix second-hand COUPER. Made by the GER best New York mak a ee Dubber of ollicr CARRTAGHS fa stoe BT. i. GbAliam, 410-416 Sth st., betwoon D and E n.w. Repairing promptly attended to. octl6-3t OLAND @#PRING MINERAL WATEB ‘This water insaid to bea sure cure for Bright's \ isease of the Kidneys. | See references I eet eae a fresh en paty- “ee who e been ix can now be supp! Frean, eunply of fine FAMILY GRO OERTES Be- lect — for fall trade and at the lowest cash ele proprietor ef the celebrated brand of Silver We yeaisicls are RYE WHISKY. Can be used medi- cinally, as it is perfectly pure. JOHN KEYWORTH. ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer, Cor, Oth and D sts., octl3-6t Washington, D. 0. Kms ELEGANT SILVER WARE. ESTABLISHED 1817. 172 W. BALTIMORE STREET, Battrmone, Mp. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE. Nu WALKER & CO., CLOTHIERS, ARE NOTED ..OHOICE OF MATERIAL. octl3-6t GIVING SATISFACTION. BEING THE BEST. MEN AND BOYS. NOAH WALKER & CO., octls-6t No. 625 Penna. ave. REE SILVER. Have just opened a fine ttock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES. SAWL LEWIS, 1215 Pa. ave. Established 1840. oct? AINS! Base BARGAINS! We are offering, fo pale Eee WHEELER & WILSON Ee (F MAOHINES at ith all Iatest improverents’ (drop leaf al drawers.) NEW AMBEIGAN Seaaiae Al other Machines at the same reduced prices. ‘Thete Machines are all New and warranted for five years. all and be convinced, st OPPENHEIMEW’S, 528 9th st. St. Cloud Building, cor Fn.w. ed ‘The largeet stock of Sewing Machines aie the cit a YORK HATS, ENOX AND DUNLAP PATTERNS, A EXTRA QUALITIES. NOVELTIES IN ¥ o ee 'S AND CHILDREN'S THE NEW LADIES’ BAT: TO MATCH ULSTERS. ISAAC SMITH'S UM BEPCEAS IN SILK AND 8B. H. STINEMETZ, Harter, oct? 1237 Pa. ave. next to cor. 13ih st. PEATED TABLE-WaRE. soar SETS, “FR UIT STANDS, TER cen BUTTER DISS oxsio BS. VEGETABL DISHES, CAKE BA! PICKLE 8° ANDS, CARD Rie Ly VERS, Tl ite SEN, AND ‘ORKS, W ATtERS, x Ot the finest quality and at the lowest prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 107 enna: Avenue. M. CORA BLAND, e Has removed from’ Fics Bast. n. W. t01209 G st. n.w., where she may be coneniea rofes- sional; By tiempo approved uti Cr all discanca treated 108 ved m: stecionne and and disease. alt-r to. women With Orice in Festience. eepll-3m INLAND AND SEABOARD I onanee COASTING ‘The public are hereby notified that B. 0. DAVIS having been desinated aa Purchasing: Agent of company, no bills will be pad save of Wis comtesae, ing and hoproval, excep! hore miad er of the Presitent or § Beoretany cae acta it. ALFRED WOOD, Secretary, ‘octl3-t GPECIA LTIES EVERY MOBNING, be- tween the hours of 9 aud 10 gence a. m. Quan- uly limited. 7c. Silicoes Hee AN Ladies’ Merino Vests f: 39¢. BF ss silt ‘for Ho. 10c. cake of sweet ‘Som for 5e. ; 55e. all wool Blac! Cashmere for A3c. : ae or and Valvots at feird value, ELS AUCTION HOUSE, White nag (coils tu] ROBO Peauneoe. Fo THE ACCOMMODATION or PERSONS DESIRING TO VISIT BALTIMORE é DURING THE BESQUI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, = TE BALTIMOBE & POTOMAC K. RB. CO. Wien Rus ax EXTRA TRAIN, Leaving WASHINGTON AT 9.05 A. M., and returnicg leave BALTIMORE AT 12 o’cLodE MIDNIGHT. “ ootll-8t RXPcE Lown coax sits AND HAVE ONE OF NOROROSS' REGULATORS 1ed to yt It milsave one- Scthind of sour goal, AUTOMATIO ana WALTEE D. WXVILL, Agent, aug2l-3m 452 Penn’a ave, (oxconD HABNESs. GET THE BEST. LUTZ & BRO., 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Bole agent for Hill's Concord Harness and Collars. B rl meen poo LANKETS tn great Fe ee ree veal BROOKLAND eee en, the destin OHUROH, BOHOOL AND OFFIOR FUBNITUER. WwooD MARTELS po aged ‘TILING of every de- Syt-ly ae pane erage Witt a Teapoctable white girl, a SITU- ATION 8 first 38 cook in a private famil; mooer references. Address Box 6, Star office, 1t* NTED—A colored MAN as hostler; none Cat apply but one who has worked in livery stable and is experienced. Apply at 314 ee 9200° in ‘Sock; salary 850. oo Radress cas PARKER, Btar office. it ANTED—By a respectable white «irl, a SIT G- ATION maid and to t with washing sul iron sing? best oference. ADDIY# at 1s Vermofit ave. n,¥. RENT_FRONT PARLO! ished ; F ‘heat and gaa: south froxt aS ee ean: Ale, xood BTA\ for rent 23 octl 9-31 K KENT—Two handsome suits of RC FP widh southern eatons Snca for Seraters or Mcniberr, in the un Upeurpatent Dea Get. n. w. BENT— ==inic con ROUERIDIG EE an h and 10th n.w., tu excellent order; water a sehen Snail ee | preferred: rent reasonable. Apply next di oct]? 3° ED aT re the Ist November, t Fe BED ROOMS. on second floor wih le arlor. if desired. Best refer- nen eaniveden appl ‘¥ at 1018 17th st. n.w. 0.9-3t* pO TAME, ae moa. imps., 624 Markee ‘Also, BRICK. 8 5 Bat. re. Inquire cn Se octt9-Bt* 8 RENT—A fine new HOUSE and STOR! FSG one ata path room, rented tomether i Separate, on 12th st., near Pa’ ave., opposite ion Office. Inquire’at 473 11a et a. ond FER BENT With SUARD, pleasant euite of secoud flcor, south f rate third floor; locatien centeak srt at of Ecet aud Patent Offices. 621'E st. ea ee ee VOR RENT—Larxe ROOMS, single o- oa suit E furmished oF unfurnished sabe for house ceping ; ema'l family preferred. Boarding house sajouning, Good location. Address Bos (4, Star Bt* \NTED—By respectable colored woman sat. ap Oddi WASH and IRON ina small private famiiy ; first-class references if de-ired. Gress 1226 20ch st.n.w. ANTED—Dy «,reescotable WHITE GIRL, 8 W aation oy chorbeomas wominnacd toning Dail ot Nove demee Court. bet.6th and 7th and H and Ists.n.w. W ASTED—By _mentloman and wife, warm,com- fortably farpished ROOM, with ‘board, in quiet house; private family reforred’ mist mo¢erate: state price. O.P. K ,Star Office. Weeirntoa a young lady, a SITUATION as zl=seel walificat SAUNT, SURNER, « Olty 2.0. ocl- St \) ANTED_A NURSE GIRL, must stay nights. ¥ fenstress in private family; also expericiced Cail at 827 East Oapitol st. ner; tees M \yANTED—A LADY to teach two lien ina private family ; references requ A.0.2 Star office. octl8-2i" ANTED_A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash nd iron in 2 family of four persons. No. 140 Wathinaton st., Georgetown, D. ) ANIED—A fGrst-class Broad and oe a ho others need apply, at No, 301 cor- ih end Grew. TO ELL. WANTED. A NURSE to take ae = a children; must bave best ef references and call immediately at 1121 10th st. n.w. _octt8-2c" WV ANTED By a respectable, man ‘and wife a V SITUATION in a private family; man as Omiver or waiter; gwite £0/6003) wash and iron. Ad- dress 312 New York ave. n.w. octl8-2t' WaAngae BY. a ren qhoroushly responsible, HOUBE of 10 or 12 rooms, mod. imps., for hoarding apd renting rooms; best references, Ad~ drces Box 140, Star office. oct 18-61 ANTEC By 8 family of three adults, = NIBHED HOUBE. with modern improve: Address, stating terms, Box as, Star | ECE FIFTY LABORERS to work on fe Dawson & Connelleville Hailroad nee er day. Apply to 0. 'URNE! eal fer House, Pa. sve. MCCABE & BR tractors. 7 ANTED—By a respectable white ae a Se to_cook, wash and iron ina sma'l family, or would do thé « neral housework and assist with ‘ashing and ironing; best of references. Oall Xo. 925 New Hampsbire ave n.w. oct Ww ANTED—A good steady WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and irons sauce be well recom- mended: hone othicr need apply: she wil have a good home and must sleep in the hous: German preferred. Apply $3 Gay st., Georgctowa, D.C. cr Wass WHITE GIRL to cook, wail and iron. Good wages. Inquire 52 Gay street, Georgetown, D. ‘ost ctl6 2t* WaAntkR To = 8 636 Or 7 octavesecond- hand PIANO for cash. Must bea bargain. Ad- dress HARDIN, Star office. octl6-3t ANTED—To rept a ood BRICK HOUSE, or 8 rooms, with cellar, modern improv ments; northwest location preferred. Address, stating terme, Box 61, Star office. octl6-3t* ANTEL—One hundred able-bodied MEN, to ‘work on Gunpowder ue ater Works, at Lake Montebello, Baltimore. Wa: 1.10 per ony, Ap- pas to HAUGH & LY ONE, Contractors’ octl: ANTED—F, furnish y “ABLE SERVANTS gs SERV ANTS of all sorta: boys, girls: Bi Stiimaas forge and conntry: ail cpa Bae" aS ee ABY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, and all kinds of LAND SOKIP, for which hi will be paid. — WILLIA) nest rates ees MJ. ee OuNST IN, Attor- aw, Room 41, LeDroit ore WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. Wate ety to, try Waenors Rend- made ICE CREAM, st 30c. per at. ;2 gts. Gc 8 ats. Bbe., or $1.15 per gallon; at 1015 11th st. w. Discount to dealers. octl-3m_ Wetara’ 000 WINTER SUITS of CLOTHES to clean at the ‘‘BO8S” CLEARING DEPOT, 09 F et. Price only $1.50. led for and aeuvered, 28 - 21: ANTSD—FEATHERS to renovate, MAT- W TRESBES to remake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at A. H. OHAOK & BRu.'S, 616 La. avenue, next to city post office. eepd WANTED On) .D GOLD and SILVER, in larve or emsll quantities. Hizhest en prion pata 821 Pon's ave., between 3dand 454 Wa CARPET. TOLEANTRG =o UPHOLSTERY in all its OHAGE BRO., aug20 616 Loulaiaan avent ANTED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake, and fine upholsterin Moth exterminated by steam. i." VouNd, 9, 1464 Pennsylvania avenue, *oppoatts Willard’ Hotel. Wie or TO mow THAT I ane A firet-cless Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a crsat deal cheaper than & oom: mon new suit can be bou = No,_408 9th ‘Secona- ang20 BOARDING. BeAEyING — loa, private family; excelleat (OARD for family ot 3 to 5 persons ‘with well- fursished sult (3 or 4 rooms), second floor. Address Box 5, Saeaeee TENET AND aay BOARDERS at No. 827 Vermont avenue n.w. ; also, the WHOLE or PART of a handsomely-fni nished honse. Mrs. M. I. SOUTHALL. ocl2-1m* Cones FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED With first-cless BOARD, suitable for geutle- luen or gentlemen and their wives; reasonable rates; mucdern firet class brick house. 1118 10th st. n.w. Ok BENT Newly aud handsomely, fur Ny ROOMS, communicating or sinylo, on Ist, 2d and 3d ficors, with Board, at 2022 G et., first ward. (Babcock’s Row.) References requii octil- FS RNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD. _ 23: y Jersey avenue 8.¢. oct5-eolia* RENT—ROOMB, furniched or wufaraisht. - DW.» Opposite 8 60 ‘rms reasonable. “1106 C si ‘Theater Comique. Rup BENT S10 E No: 1035 7th st., cor at n w.; snitavle fora Drug, Hi Tea Store. Apply on the premises. YOR KENT—One ortwo gentlemen c: tail a F nicely Furnished ROOM ia floor, oa second floor, PP.) i at 912 15th st. References given ak required. Octls-3t* SSS FS HENT=Tine Qmmunicating BOOMS, third floor, unfurnished ; immediate possession Alec, November st, two PARLORS, furnished ; mocern improvements. Apply 1225 N References exchanged. octls ibneun, os Gor ae scr im a town Hei 8. ppl RICHARD SMITH, Webster Law Bullding 605 D oF RENT—Floven-room HOUSE, never oooa- Ei pica Seer ‘in the ‘most entfal location in the Address Hox 94, Star ottice. | “eerve COS ogee.) PUR RENT—To a Goon TE = ‘ F nithed ROUMS, seoond floor, mod. imps. 90d st. Dew. octls-3t” {OR KENT—Unfurnished ROOMS delichttall: F situated singly oF en euite, hone and location firet class; private family. 1359 Let. new. ot se Fo RENT—Furnished ROOM in a private fami- ly, euitable for one or two gentlemen only. Reference required. 508 E st. n.w. ootl6-3t* ‘OL KENT—BRIOK No. 2 i and bath, $20. FRAME No. Tome, B16.” Appiy to ALBERT F% 1 Es HOUSE 608 T st, peurern 6th snd 7th pn. Has hail, water, Jatrobe, largey yard and stable. R. W. TEN: WIOK, Room 24 Le Droft Boildiag. goin ae Fo BRENT—Two HOUSES—one six and the other five rooms—water in yard and closets; 902 and 9(4 27th st. Bent reasonable, in advance. Apply to WILLIAM DAVIS, corner 27th Paani FE RENT—Furniched or unfaraished, 14 room ECURE, with stable, northwest cornér 2d and Market | t, ceongelgnn large, and, beautiful grounds, ‘Apriy to: 8. OAYW D, 1225, I gt. FE RENT PART OF HOUSE 613 ay et nw. the second floor of which ia occupied by the lady renting. Heferences required. Apply, on premises. QR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- F%ite jee Bulletin is- ated ou the ist and 16thof sony meee a eo: of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th street northwest. octl6-3t* FE RENT Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, in euits or sinxle : a1] modern improvements a good location. Apply 471 H st. nw, Gils (OR RENT—That desirable STORE, 433 ith st. n.w Inquire of W. B. MARCING IY, No. 435 ‘7th st. on PEAT Bo: 502 ae Capitol act, new throoms, large ise “heated. by Yarasen toge eee back sta‘rws: ij ony ico a a Lot 24x85; ply to owner.‘ JOWN T. abta 910" 4 /R RENT—RCOMS in the beautifi located Dwelling, No. 436 M st. n.w., single or en suite. Octl3-6t {OK RENT—920 17th st. n.w., Farracut Very handsome moderate eize, first cee fur- OOKE. Dining-room supplied in the best and most substantial style. References unexcep- tional. _H. JACOB, French Caterer. octd-2w* (OB KENT—Elesant APARTMENTS on second Bota inva n loors, Single or en suite, ‘all modern imiprovementey af 1027 Vermene are , Dear McPher- con oes oct7-20"* R BENT—Low—Well-farnished, one firet and twosecond floor front and rear ROOMS, central- ly located; gas, bath, &c. 1¢12 E at. .w. Octl-Lil* FOR BENT—Seven-room Brick HOUSE, in fine ordar, was and water, No. 1426 Cnapiu street, College Hil, two biocks from 14th st. cars, Apply at Bo, 600 0S 7th st. n.wW. O18 BIGELOW & OU. ou bulhaing with large 18. OR SALE—Three-etoi Brick 2 FU tide Lot, fo tree and beaut ful flower etounds-alin' hert-tp % ger, Apply at above No. THOS (03. 0 FULLER 10N sep29-Im* OR RENT—To GeNTLEMEN—In POR handsomely furnished ROOM ee ecentts and third Soors, 920 New York ave. ; convemtent to four lines of sep8 Tw” Por RENT rao BOM only—A handeomely M. No other 1 - arn aor. ae (oatge ee FOR SALE. On BALE AT A BARGAIN—A l-locatac LOT in Glenwocd Cemetery. ‘Apply to LOurs P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F Octl9-3t ‘OR SALE—THREE HORSES=Ons Ham- Boreas Mare, six years old; so iY = and bind; a lady can a ive ber: fearless of steam; can trot in Also, Mare, suitable for faut se: ‘strictly quiet and Boun Also, 01 re, six years; Wwe 1,300, pounds; work any y 100 ai Stable rear 216 K ste cewe, no SUNG, gt PRY R SALE —A fine young HORSE, cheap. F% Apply at FUBSELL'S Ice: wager aon 14! jew York ave. OctlG-at” louses at $4 to 8350 For Bea mn apes and Laas tar wad tall aon atin. are RO! Best Br B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. Tenth and F streets northwest. E i et ag I make no charge to landlords for advertising hele Property, and keep it before the pubic eon- I ace mary of the Finest Buildiog Sites in the ty for sa’e. Alen, Honses in covery section at prices “rom $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to bay. octl_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10:h and F sta. now. (OR ReNT— 4 SIXTH ST. N. ‘Te>-room Brick, med- mn imps. Price 33° p cr mouth. as COR. 15TH ST, AND NEW YORK AVE. NW. Upper part of recs and modern convevienc 8. Buildia Lorough repair ‘and location oue of the best in Washington for emali hot He RES, ‘THREE, FYIEST-C! airn Buildin " containi Ly LASS STORES in ‘Nairn Building,” cor. het f, and New York ave. 3719 RHODE IBLAND AVE: N. ‘Handsome ick Residence, containing 15 rooms, elevator aud all conveniences. REN -VERAL FURNISHED HOUSES in desirable fics for private famliton FI Re & CO., 1298 FE" at m0. 118 THOS. J BUSINESS sS CHANCES. OR SALE. —Cheap for cash a fi Chiek- Eating FIANO, octave. Wes nt cane Calc ‘owner going to leave city. Reason for sell Cail ‘at 1220 Tori str a D niletinges, ‘Address, Box Kk), Star Oth Ata bargai ING farm. FR SALE DWELL! TCHELL, étreet, Opposite Post Ug CY Oct-80" ined to RUY for caah SES. 81,500. 82,000) w. W. DANEN octls- lw R4Ask cE OA A WANDSOMEEY FU "RNISHED HOUSE Of 18 room. centrally } northwest: all ths rooms furnished in it and but litte ured; rome all rented by ent weatiemen. | Ths rent of house very low, and has every modern Nenience. Can clear 8100 per month. Will well very jow ot account of bad health. Only thoae who have money avd mean business need address Rox S4, Star oftice. 1 oct ls FOR BALE-STRAWHERRY PLANTS of the bust varieties Orescent Aeodiine, Chas Down- h of the West, So. ld Box Sa, Cie Peat aitioes a Fase; (Caner The entire Pixtares of a Alro, One Bullard, Une Pool 1d One Jenny Lind Table Aty Det.nw.. cot 5 -6t* 1.0 MERCHANT TaliONS.—Fox Saup—One the best located atid “paying Cash 1 iy. for cash in part or good security. WAY,” etar office. 5 & ate & & Broxen, 618 Sock etree north ad, Buys and Bells all Active Stocks on the New York Stock } tchange. Quotats in Jot of Teu Shares to any amount ein of two to ten per cent. 000 10 LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE, in game RARE CHANO3— Persone Cosiring to parchare or rent a FINE RESIDENCE ace iaivited 10 Sigg pe dwelling corner of Ist and B ate. It fronts on Capito! Park, and commands one Of the finest views {a the District, has pressed nek hetlow walls; fret story hardwood finish; nlateyines Mindows, azd rooms on entire floor can ‘be thrown Haeether [Stgam heater. open arate. enecially van- tilated; electric bells lighters, an is in aml every reaject provided witht more than the improvements. Price 11¢ Bet. n-e. (opposite), 700 9th st. FOR BENT. No. 1303 18th st. contsins 20 roome, is surround- ed by lerge rounds, and is on the line of Met. etrert cars, facinw British Legation. Rent 330. W. B. WILCOX, octl1 Corner 20th and I sts. n.w. EN PER CENT. INVESTMENT. New BRICK, six rooms and bath. marble man- tele, range, hot and cold water; lot 16x133 to alley: eligibly located on Capitol Hill. For gale ata price “hich will make it a net 10 per cent. investment to the purchaser. s STEIGER A Mp eae eed octd lew York sve. ‘OR RENT—Four nearly new Brick HOUSES, 7 Foom, with mod-impe.. st $20 per month. Call for our LISTOF HOURS FOR RENT. Call for our LIST OF FROPERTTE S FOR SALE. Owners will do well to place t roperty with us. “Tt will eceure prompts She caret ae Sa ser 29 Miate. oe ESB capitol and ‘andone square of Pasion ~ on Of tae ue street cars Price $8, Jy20-3m B RENT— THE CORQQRAN BUL.DING, Orvosrre U. 8. TREASURY, 10TH Srhner. Fine Stores, Ofties Roome--atngly or communicat- ‘ng—for Studios, etc. Water and closeta on every floor. levator and steam heat. Dark rooms for Inquire of the Janitor. PERSONAL. PILES! r. H.D. SHRADER, 626 11th st. northwest, puarantecs a speedy and radical cure in all cases of internal, External, Blind, Bleeding, or Itching Piles, without using the Knife, Lizatire, or Caus- and positively does not fail to ingeingle inst been treated, I wou! Rey. Dr. Deak ney-at-Lavw. . C. Sailer, Esq. 31 Sin et 5-.0-,,Manion, ‘rover, Rey Chie A. Harvey, 726 7th a. 8, M.D. WHF orrest, 816 18th W. ‘T. Bailey, Attor- Law. 4907 hoes B. March, 6:1 A Ta av. . rewer, 319 Capitol st. Jad. Tweedale, 907 R st. Ss mee of ladies cured may be had on appiica: at { fice. | Consultation and examinations fre Office hours, 9 to 128.: hi QUN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, to the responsibility of people, Hens on real estate, Oe Lou ek haw p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 V\ _H, ALBURGER, eucoceror toT. P. LIBBEY, e Watchmaker and Jeweler, hea removed to hand F sta. n.w., in Drag Store, oppo- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS a of life. Ql business confidential. “Ladies and 50 cents each. 1023 4th street north- KandL augll-liw* ‘ME. BLANCHE, oF Panis, FEMALE eit ae He a —— eonraes is Fares. Ofso. Bas 10th st, botweer E and Fat w. jy2l-13W* 'OR SALE—Throngh sickness of owner, coutents of Geatleman’s Stable, consistii of ‘*WO HORSES; Brewster & Co. (of New York) Side Bar ‘TOP BUGGY, neatly pew: two sets HARNESS, BLANKETS, ROBES, &9.; No. 1. Without exception the handsomest, ‘saf-ot and most genteel Ooupe or FAMILY HOKSE in the city; he is a rich dapple gray, 16 hands high, ceven years old, l. Me Gch and prompt driver, icarless Bee long flowing Maane and iret-olass Coupe Horss: ad. Also, Bay FAMILY rs; safe for any one tail; is in every resp aust be seen to. be appre HORE, 15% hands, seven yea to drive, very stylish and fast traveler. These Horees are verfectly sound and gentle in every respect. ‘Satistactary trial allow perpen encoursie iinmediats sales. Very low re’l serarate desired. At Private ir of 815 15tn st. a Ww. ~ 0¢ 16: fg TRE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, ‘with firet-ciass Hotel Board, for 825 and 830 Per month; house is well furnished, hheated with Steam, and every way desirable. Can UL AND ary FORTE RCOMS." TABLE BOARD. 935 oot’. (CCQMMUNTOATING Rooms, a ee AND second flo 2 large ROOMS 8 on 3d floor; Heferenees wiven and yoquised: half square east of Capitol.oc6-3w* POE BENT Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur. nished, pleasant location. at Nos. 314, 316 and 518, Fadia ave. Also first-class BOARD 815 SARAH FLAGLER. sep7-ly LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 oe st. D-W., is one ce of oe Cee be ‘and best conducted aing (ouses in ‘accom dated at oan reasonable terms. novi? MONEY TO LOAN. Mon IN HAND TO LOAN Nines BEAL E8- een in sums to snit st at six iy Shon Mati aahese on MONEY. ‘ONEY. y By A] IN, OMS TO SUIT. oe ar » WAGGAMAN, octl6-3t 519 7th st. u. w. 0 LOAN. pe7e MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, bums To Surr, At6 per cent ton large Nox 7 co cent for small sums. No CO HOLTZAN, cctl6 th and F sts. n.w- Mo™rx TO LOAN. sted. Pade roved Real Estate secarity. in completing transactions. oats: a THOR. a2 SHER & CO , 1225 Fet.n. ae im ie bead) 7th st. ONEY 20 LOAN. M' 2 GO In MS TO SUIT, t Per Cent On Beal Estate Securiy; ““Osmmissions Very tes. . V. N. HUYCK, BEAL erate AGENT, 29.8n” Ofna 1808 Fa. Svo4 Arlington tas TG. ny ‘TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. alee ng fia B. H. WARNER, G16 F street northwest a HINGS AND TROU- 'OB SALE—A large number of wis ana second- hand CARRIAGES, — such Coupes, Coupe Rockaways, Jump: Reate, Extention Tops, &e. C.» at iuced prices. HOBT: H. GRAHAM, 410, 416 Sti et. nw. Repairing promptiyartendsa to. Beps- a Fa: ALE Curae —A large aasortment of LAN- BAUS. LANDAULETIS, © UPE-- "VICTORIAS. and 100. other’ ttylee: Both new end second hand, buitt by. Brewster, Wood Bros. ro and other prominent pulgers, at New York Repository, Wo. 21 North aber + Baltimore, M D. SCHMIDT. an VERNON LIVERY, ieee AND BALE STABLEX, No. 1236 1: N: Sty ae pay arm. ers arson oF B y telephone at any Eee siaia wea eran Tera e. — ened ‘fF. W. McELROY. AYE at BIDNEY,T. T. a Tues, = LOST AND FOUND. ST—On October 17, a tld! SETTER. if d_ to Eeeaire Giiere Laman d collar. Suitable reward i! Piown's ee Bestaurant, , Nort Oapitol and 7 O8T-Baturday night, on T st.. between léth ht, and 15th sis.,, Be ont avent between H row LAO PIN, with bind. ‘Suitable Fewara will be given by returning to eh SHAPER, 113 fa aves” Lise OB STOLEN “rom the northwest corner Gi Rees Te Renimundlagt Weense tag No. 111. Heian a8 above WARD and no qi aoe rocm, at “the at “National Hot Hor pol Hina a tilts weld Shanes acca Novara it retursed to We we cot amber Dealer, BIN J. ‘sve fe aa oe iS a ASHINGTON TRAISING SCHOOL FOR SES. = THIED ANNUAL. SESSION, 185)-'81, MONDAY EVENING, read 1st, at 8 O'CLOCK, romeo ‘The pubic and all inberosted are cordially ther information apply to Mrs. JANE O. abies Gu at aud Ponts avo 8.0 orto D. W. PRENTI6S, & D., Dean, 12334 0th at, nw, . PIANOS AND ORGANS. ips PIANCS AND ORGANS, At factory, gees and on the popular in-, stalment pls: Superior Heating Btock a olan 8 Jt oid Penna. ave. LLET DAVIS = Fae H* UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS WORLD KEROWSED 4XD UNEQUALED. Jeo, th rated HARDMAN UPEIGHT PIANO, = juts reas iow-1 aoe 20d: toned U; prizht L SUMNER, Sole Agent, ™evie-ecly T bth'street u.w. \HE STIEFF PIANOS AND ESTEY ‘The best the world over, lowest price and Ot. Wik BHO., 723 7th at, n.w,, rers exclusive agents. Also outs for Mie'Rravick & Buch snd’other first-class Pianos and Organs. octT-6in. Disses BEO.*S Grand, Square and Uprichts. Pease PIANOS.” Burdett OR- Neo prices reansaable. “G. KUL Sole astent, 407 10th et. eep22-1y EAUTIFUL *‘SHONINGE®R” RGANI d Magnificent HEINE - = ud “KAMP PIANOS. Everyone's favorite. For sale ‘for cash or upon easy monthly payments, at sale fe have several GREAT BARGAINS in small BRIOR HOUSES, paying from ten to fifteen cent = ye arked. a = (0 Sn BIE oes. Bar- gains ib large property: from 85, 0 | alieamel ae “onEar LOTS for sale oF ex of fe aolicit 8 ce , and guarantee to make terms jefactory. “MONEY £0 LOAN tn an ae tir oe RB. BORFORD & U., 1118 F et DRY GOODS. FA *oxkeEncmEer PLAIDS, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, STRIPED FLANNELS, FANCY HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, TABLE LINENS. $?” NEW GOODS. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), oct] O18 7th st. m.w. po AND WINTER OF 1550. Great Bargains in BROCADE SILKS, at 2.50; Extra Qualities, 83, #3.5) and @4. New Shades of SATIN DE LYONS. PLUSHES, VELVETS, SATINS and FANCY TRIMMINGS. HANDSOME PLAIDS, medium priced. DRESS GOODS, in great variety, at the Lownst Margret Rates. Large and a.tractive stock of UNDERWEAR for ‘Men, Women and Children. STAPLE AND FANCY HOSE, MISSES’ FANCY HO: QUILTS, TABLE LINED SILK HOSE. in choice styles. NAPKINS. ‘Ss, anda very Jarge stock of ANTIQUE CURTAINS, at mod- erate prices. ‘B.—First-class Goods at reasonable rates. One Price. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, octl6 919 Penna. avenue. Saaeaee SHIRTS 1; S = ~ ® Byticiy the chear ENTS NIGHT ‘Aa firs, the longest. Brine * TNDERWE WEAR, thi Brine’s UMBBELLAS, the stromieat. Brine's Custom BHIRG, to measure, six for 812. Lrine’s MONEY BEFUNDED FOR GOODS wor SATISFACTORY. Sclf-mezeurements mailed free. J. B. BRINE, 4356 7th st. n.w,, oct Washington, D. | rasa! STOCK or NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS. Purr Woot FRENOH DRESS bubs oS aherione | ack, navy bine, rm Hie ag #arnet, Xc., &c.,) only 31. etre tizé dor double White BLANKETS, 82, 2.50, P Pure White TABLE DAMABK, 50, 62, os pa co. Pure a wide double-width ‘Galore’ tg eee all Pure Sool, 25. Yeccnent: be BLAOK SILK 55, The ete BLAOK SILES! tin the city. Or $l saa 2 ks are SPECIAL Bancat LAL LED’ OL’ arene ok ands pen 0 Black tke LADIES OLO, eS ‘TLL Market Space. Excellent White Piano Covers, very large aasort- jottingham Lace for curtains, 12s to Sl. Kk Grape and Oraye in Black ¢ mise. Black Grape loth. ilk Warp Henrietta. Immense Oro af Skt for men and boys’ wear, to 81.50. Wameutta, the best Cotton in the wo said only 19. CARTER'S, Vil Market Spree. Colored SATINS reduced to Wool Flannel, 20 ment. Bb AMPETS. ‘We have just opened a splendid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODE BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS INGRAIN CARPETS oe all the newest end most aboice designs. og Osrpets with Bo Lae +s Geese earcices, atta wil ——- ditto thelr advaat to “nook a aesiemmps a ce., sept 1338 F st. m.w., near Ebbitt Honse. HIETS TO ORDER. OK ; ft British Half Hose at 25 ote. =. JAMES THOMPSON, sca: 1 |: mnemotcose omeriirerks oxtt GBs Wie mee eee SPORTING — | pat io eer oe J ‘TOUT! $100 GUN REDUCED TO $35!!! The biggest bargain ever seen in this countr) the sad ofa boa Darrel palace Shot e Damascus Barrels, with peat Dolled astennton Rib! Top. ir ar taeal Snup Forend | Double Bolts and Solid Fi ving Pans! The whole gun is engraved and elegant in dorien and “fais Trial gine — warranted to ee ee eee eee jaction or money ONLY FORMER PRICE $100. = OMEARBA’S cor. 15th and F, opp. U.8.Trsas., Meat SBT ca teh, ope. PP. oe Post Office. ary BUPPEBT, Hos. 403 and 405 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; CRO QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BIOY- GLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGORS. $yM- As Patoxs r0 Burr THe Trees. eat a ae Heder EaGe Gitre VRS and Teka. dyed. oes cannes soto a BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, angl8 1002 F street northwest. S'22T maNUracTUBEERS. DUBBEUIL BEOS. & 00., 22112 F Street N. W. awe eel the cheapest SHIRTS for the money tn eee wn DORTuS P cureet Bc ey HanpD Leecemggeom ee =e eae