Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1880, Page 3

NG STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY........October 20, 1850. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor, fhe Evening Star has @ regular, perma- mens. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of eny other daily paver published in Washington, and equal totha Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. SS THE Braz office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information OF business can be sent day or night, free of cbarge. ‘The Indiana Imbroglio. ‘The question of the validity of the late elec- tion fs agitating Indiana just at present, and even obscures the coming presidential election. ‘The lawyers of the state differ in opinion on the Subject, and as yet nothing has been deter- mined with regard to the matter. It appears now that only one of the amendments was brought before the etate supreme court in the case upon which it rendered a dclston. ‘That was the amendment relating to residence qualifications, and it was assuiued that the court's decision, to the effect that that amend- ment had not legally been adopted, carried with it the other two—one relating to registration and the other doing away with the October elec- tion. The latter ts the amendment which in- volves tie great question of interest in Indiana now. Itt ‘id that some of the Indiana demo- crats hold that asthe amendment relating di- rectly to the October election was not before the court, jatter’s decision could not have affected It; that, therefore, the court not having, im fact. decided that the amendment was not adopted, it must be considered as in force, and hence the October election was not valid. Ujon the basis of this opinion a test case has been ar- ranged aid fled before the governor, from whom {t must eventually go to the court. Tae tncumbent of an office has protested against the issuance of a commission, by the governor, to bis suc r, elected on the 12th inst., on the grounds cited above—that as the October election amendment was not really before the Supreme Court, the court’s decision upon an- other amendment cannot, by inference, be made to apply to the former. This will call foran opinion from the attorney general of the state, and upon his opinion the case will be carried before the Sup: e Court. It appears that the lawyers of the state differ in opinion, regardless Of their polities. Some of them hold that the October election was held under the color of law and tbat a future decision upon the validit; of the amendment cannot be made retroactive Others maintain that should the court decide the election amendment to have been adopted it Would invalidate the recent election, and others SUuIl edvise that it fs better to accept the late decision as final and proceed upon the a: sumption that It was proper. The latter course iscertatnly the best one to avoid contusion, troubie and perhaps a great deal of litigation; but where the interests of politicians and office holders covitiict with this view It ts reasonable to suppose y will not abide by it. Many of the leading lawyers of Indiana are assembled in Indianapolis to-day for the purpose of consider- ing this important question tn all tts phases and if poss.ble, to determine upon some dettatie Mme of action. The indications potnt to ancther election by the republicans, at least, of all the state, county and congressional candt- dates on the second day of November, in order to make sure of the result. This seems to be the policy of the republi{eans, and while, upon the face of things, It might appear that the democrats would be willing to try the October election over again—on the ground that they have everything to gain and nothing to lose by it—such is not the fact. Mr. English and the democrats who, with him, are interested in the presidential election, prefer to have the recent election stand. Their reaton for this policy is that, with the election for Congressmen out of the way deputy marshals cornot be appointed at the polis. They issist that the appointment of large bur of etection marshals, all repub- licans, contributed more than all other causes to Gemocratic defeat. Deputy marshais ca, under the law, only be appoinred at an election where Congressmen are chosen, and unless the late election shall be invalidated; there will be £O authorliy for such officials in Indlana nex ‘Tuesday wee Ta preferring to have te recent election stand, Mr. Engilsh is supported by those Gemocratic candidates generally who uccessini, they not caring to risk what they have secured tn another contest. There are eifferent views in Doth parties, and uniess the copilieting opinions are harmont!zed, there must be a great deal of contusion at the contag eice tor. <+. About New York. ‘The presidential battle 1s to be fou State of New York. That everybody admits, and while the western elections have given all the benefit of the “boom” to the republicans, the democrats are strong enough In the Empire State to make a hard fight if they pull to- gether. The last election held tn New York occurred last year, when governor and state Officers were ehosen. Tammany bsited the Tegular democratic nomimation and ran Jonna Kelly for governor. The total vote polled for governor was 901,535, against a total of 1,015,502 im the presidential election of 1 Gov. Cor- hell (rep.) received 41s, dem.) Kelly (Tammany dem 566, Making the vote for Robinson and Kelly to- gether foot up to 453,35s—a majority over Cor- nell of 3 But these figures do not repre- Sent the difference between the democratic and republican vote,as shown at that electton. Both wings of the democracy supported all the regular ticket below the nominee for governor, Yet Haskins (rep.) for Meutenant governor re- ceived 455, against 435,014 for Potter, his democratic opponent. The highest for aby mana the repubilean ticket 1 Wadsworth for comptroller. He received 43: against 450,651 for Seymour, democratic candi- date for state engineer, who got the highest ie Vote Cast for any Man on his ticket. Tau3, it ts shown that the repubitcan leutenant governor Was elected over 4s democratic opponent by 200 majority, while Seymour (dem.) had a majority 1.425 Over the highest republican candidate, are still other dgares connected with are confusing to any ealcu- lations of party strength, based upon the vote of last year and intended to apply to the com- ing lection. The greenback candidate for gov- ernor received 20,256 votes and the prohibitionist 4,427. The latter will be cast for the same cause this year, perhaps, but where the bal of the greenback vote will go nobody can tell. As many of the voters of that party have shown a disposition to get in with the winning side, Probably the republicans will this year get a majority Of those who voted for the green- Tne republicans have main- I’s minority when compared with the aggre gate vote for Robinson and Keily Was caused by his being “scratched” by a large minnber of voters of the party who called them- selves Independents. The republicans go fur- ther and maintain that last year the seratchers Voted tor Robinson, but that this year they will vote for Garfieid) The democrats say their Vote fell short because of the split in the party; that this division led many democrats to vote for Cornell who will vote for Hancock. In the election of 1576 Tilden got 521,949 votes to 459,207 for Hayes. Takiog the highest vote cast by each party last year it shows that the demo- Crats fell of 52,268 from 1876 and the repubil- Cans 50,954. Both parties are confident of Dring- Mpg out thelr full vote in the presidential elsc- top. Both are hard at work, and the electioa in that state is likely to be close. ————~2-____ Balth eS celebration was concindea last might with 4 general fllumination and amidst great enthusiasm. The affatr was a success from the first day to the last. and attracted many thousands of visitors to that city. 2 ‘Thomas Jefferson, in a letter dated Decemb>r 5, 1753, now first made public, said he caleulated, that @ woman’s chances for marrying a block- head were as fourteen to one. It would be tn- teresting toknow Mr. Jefferson's opinion also a5 to what a man’s prospects and chances in Matrimony might be, but upon that point the _— etaterman and philosopher discreetly kept , Robinson (regalar | vote cast | for | 4 A DECIDED BARGAIN. WE OFFER THIS WEEK FORTY DOUBLE-BERBASTED FROCK COATS (PRINCE ALBERT STYLE), VESTS CLOSING HIGH ON CHEST AND COLARLESS. =~ THE COAT AND VEST BOTH MADE OF A FINE FRENCH CORKSCREW DIAGONAL, AT THE LOW FIGURE OF FIFTEEN DOLLABS. WE COULD NOT DUPLICATE THEM FOR LESS THAN TWENTY-TWO DOLLARS. REMEMBER, AS WE HAVE BUT A SMALL QUANTITY IT IS ADVISABLE TO CALL EARLY. A. 8AKS & CO., ONE PRICE OLOTHIEBS, oct20-3m 316 and 318 7th st. 719 SEW AND ATIRACTIVE 719. STOCK OF FANCY AND MILLINBRY GooDs, FRINGES, TRIMMINGS and BUTIONS, ae NOW READY, T * DAVIS: 729 Market Space, corner 8th st. UsT Loe FE fall line of White and Gol ored Borde:ed HANDKEROHIEFS at extraor- dinarily low prices. included in above are two hundred (200) dozen A'l Linen White Hemstitched Hauckerctiefs, which we are selling at 10c. exch. s0, che bundred (1Y0) dozan All Linen, very fins ood: a 26c each. Both of the above’ are extra Falue and cannot be duplicated at hic Hine’ Siast small job lot of Coto wed Horasecd tandercniaeeet Woe ‘each—very cheap, |Our regular lines of Plain and Embr i idered White aud Colored Bordered andkerchiefs sre very cheap—much below last enn prices. We invite an early ipsa of “there Very des:rable goods. At AVIS), QTOOK OF FANOY AND MILLINERY GO9D3, BD PRRIMINGS, Fi FLSGES, porate NTS now complete, st DAVIS" MAKES OF LADIES’ upee at lowest prices, at DAViS’. S795 i OF ALL Pet UE FANCY GOODS AND AUTIONS full and comp! eta, at lowest market ies iv 7209 Market Space, corner Sth st. Li oe ON HAND ate handrome custom mad GENTLEMENS BOOTS AND SHORS, for neh the first premium was awarde: the last Fair of the National Fuir Associatiot The same will be on exhibition for a limite Sad 2°) those who sid not viait the Fair will opportunity to ses them at ye ‘3 J. GRORGES’ Boot and Shoe Establishment. > ny WS WEAR. —Cartwright & Warner ME- "a KINO SHIKTS and DRAWERS. Cari wri arner ecarlet OA SHMERESHIN Hs aud DE litornia White and Searlet Flannel and DRAWERS. Beet quality, Pw. ELANNEL DRAWERS SIARFS, , &e. We EL, 935 Penn: sylvahia avenue. octwy T, STEWART & CO.'S CARPET DP- A. HOLSTER» 4k for sixteen years, wili lay Car- pets, Oil ¢ lothe, jatting, etc, cheaper, neater, and with mere d’spateh than any one else. Orders by mail as wel: sa by stores promptly at- tended to. Office 417 10th st. n. w... nar gas office. ot -1im* QPRING LEAF TEA, s AT 50 CENTS A POUND. FRESH ARRIVAL. ‘The consumers of TEA will please bear in mind that Ihaye the exclusive control of this brand of TEA, eecured by right from the U.8. Patent Ollice. Having no agents ia this city, it cam only be found it store. ie N. W. BURCHELL, oct]? 2t 1332 F street. Tas PARTNELSHIP UNDER TH® NAME and firm of TH’ SUN & MOXLEY has this day direoly Mr. ‘Thyson being authorized YO Sa det all She and has assumed all indebted- ness. Ali parties interested are ca eby notified - HORLT, tan 3. Washirgtop, D.C., Oct. 16th, fied Fare AND WINTER DRY GOops. JOHN T. MITCHSLI, 931 PA. AVE. In addition to full lines of all the news bie thinws in DKESS GOODS 2 ich we have full #toc! all ers t) the following special it nd most TRIM tion of purcha: A large stock of Bl from the lowest to tines Nottingham, Swiss and Antique Curtains; Ail styles of nishiny Linens; st ck, very. low’ prices. family use; lowest and Domestic Quilt at half reulur price: burg Edging from Cashmere, equal to examination of our stock requ find an endless variety of new p of attention. No trouble ONE PRICE. “MARKED IN PLAIN PIGUAES. Seni at AX ted Pen BUILDERS! can oe of Slate Mentels has just been received at tha New York Bate Mantel Manufacturing 0 6th end C ste. n.w., will be eold at a trifle abor cost. Octl-2W Ly Vt ras CLARE « CO., 803 Market Space. Eeg to call specs Domestic Goods, especial y for wery variety of Imported ag! alts of > preset 2 ae unusually large d aitractiy of HANDSOME “DUES. GOODS Black and Colored Bre wae Sites, frome EY Black and Colored Begoade Velvet styles Momie Oiotns and rich S and Wool Plaids, Asplendid line of Back and Colored Cashmere, All Wool Goode. from 50 centa up. Our Linen Cou terisfullof ra bargains. Hosiery, wen and Silk Handkerchiefs; aii Linga Hand- Fercbiefs, 64 aud cts. up to Jlankets in great aries from #2 te eetiea, at betichn py LL coon’! oe Tt NEW YoaR ND. BOSTON ¥ ES. &2-ONE Pilue ONLY octl9-3im XCLUSIVE NOVELTIES NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. 5 CLO! i LUE AND Dati eens EN Clorn SUIT- COLORE: D PCORSETS. ES AND PRICES GUARANTEED. t®- ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, Penn. ave., cor. 9th st. Established 1840. h octlé NKETS, | ERWEAR; C 'S, 5-10 years, 22 up. 45 years, $4 and up. s, 15-21 years, 5 and up assimere Pants in town i Sehool The best $2 Pay Meu's Men's Odd Costs in broken suit at ball pri Boys’ School Hats, 40 and 60 cents School Shoes at ahprecedented low prices, at 1914 and 1916 Penna. ave, octlé J. W.SELBY ICHARDS, CLAYBRAUGH, BONE- , HULL. MANTON an and MORE) at tinge rom in Owest prices. A. H WILLIAMS, 919 Tui at. see ae Des AMERICAN KAPID TELEGRAPH ae PANY will receive 15 additional Stadents in legraphy. Young ladies and gentlemen who be- come Seip wi'l find permanent em- yess fhe Rooms, Ro. 48 HEAT Dealers make Money with W. T. SOULE & OO. La Salle sti Chicago, Write for particulars. octil-codl2m ECOND HAND CLOTHING, OOTS, SHOE: ATS, PoreForS: SHOES, WATCHER! Gan be disposed the very 'nishest cash prices by calling on M. WALSEEY, 901 D street, of th northwest. by mall willbe Prom: i to. sev’ *TON TRAINING SCHOO: WASHING TONE NURSES = THE THIRD see ee SESSION, 183 .-'31, MONDAY EVENING, “Sov Ist, aT 8 o’cLock, MARINI'S HALL. ‘The Opening “dace wil be gellvored by tobe public and all interested are cordially invited ane m further information apply to a Jane oC. 6th st. and Fenn. ave >. W. PRENTIsS, D, eeon, Octl6-6teod 32234 Oth st. n.w. ‘ASHIONABE Ang! F TERRY FAL tons, BI: 4 Wega 6 buitons, aa 80; MSs octT Nos, 631 and O25 B rcrect, (PERE srecisL BARaaiEe. CHOICE DRESS GOODs. ONE ELEGANT LIKE CHUDDA CLOTHS, MOST DESIRABLE SHADES, 44 INCHES WIDE ‘75c. PEE YARD. EXQUISITE SILK AND WOOL TRIMMING NOVELTIES, 44 INOHES WIDE, TO MATCH THE ABOVE .50 PER YARD, FORMER PRICE $4.00. GREEN AND BLUE PLAIDS, ONE AND A-HALF YARDS WIDE, ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 705 and 709 Market Space. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. oct! J. M. & B. COHEN, . LOAN OFFICE, 2205 Penna. avenue n.w. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT. S&% NO REASONABLE OFFE MONDS, WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY. REFUSED FOR DIA- A LINE or ths ae ch | EOD EEG ae aes 409 Fourteenth Street. Skillful treatment for Sick or Lame Ant- us. Honorable dealin; Pair remuneration in wich the owners. cases submitted KOD'T SMITH & CO. Q eetxe ILVER. Have just opened a fine etock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES. sAwL LEWIS, 1315 Pa. ave. Established 1840. pineans 5 ae are sale for this, week on! oa ent (drop leaf and side All other Machines at the same reduced These Machines are all New and warranted for five Call and be Gooane PEENTEIMER'S, 528 Oth s¢., St. Onena Building, B27 The largest stock of Sewing YEW YORK HATs, ENOX AND DUNLAP PATTERNS, a EXTRA QUALITIES. NOVELTIES 1N sour AND CHILDREN SHE NEW LADIES’ HAT TO MATCH ULSTERS. Ved ULAS IN SILK AND HH. STINEMETZ, HATTER, 1237 Pa. ave.,next to cor. 13th st. pun eee ISAAC SMITH'S ee He ie 8 STAND: AND FORKS, ve Of the finest quality end at the lowest grices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 2107 Penna. Avenue. CORA BLAND, M, D. ° rae Ter awan tren ee ait. n B.w. to 1209 G ea _D-w., Where she sted by is the: Bar aod vod gal Ne most approved met fervous id diseases peculiar to women with J PECIALTIES EVERY M' fy ean nn the hours of 9 a 10 0% Merve este fer 3 Ow eske of sweet So mere for le. EN Shae Gali for 4 Oo. ‘ er 3 er 8 3 fie Ladies? Pushes ‘and Velvets at half BS AUCTS: OUSE, foctl3-8m) 1936 Penna, ave. peovce YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NOROBOSS’ REGULATORS attached to your furn: Itis AUTOMA’ will save one-third of f your coal 4 oe se WALTEB D. WEVILL, Agent, 452 Penn’a ave. NCORD HARNESS, GET THE BEST. THE CELEBRATED CONCORD bor) Boos < HABNESS AND LUTZ & BBO., 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Bole agent for Hill’sConcord Harness and Collars. LAP HORSE BLANKETS in great variety at lowest prices. octlim IME AND CEMENT. ¥LOB’S PORTLAND ORMEN'T, The strongest, ‘ches: EOCKLAND (MAINE) Es bette America. OHUROH, 8OHOOL AND OF FIOE FURNITURE. Wood MANTEL AND TILING of - 3 specialty. every de. L. E. GANNON, Room 7, Corcoran Building, prLumsine, HEATING, AND VENTILATING. EDWARD CAVERLY & co. At 14235 New York Avenue, = & fine line of GAS FIXTURE! aries eee ick Set; Fire-Pi: especial ‘attention Be OMMANDER” Cast om eae THE “Mat ITANDARD Wi HT TRO} “MAGEE 8° Rae, Ns THE “LE LROIT” ELEVATED INGAND HEATING RANGE, rg peas FIRE-PLACE HEATER irst premium at the Exhibition of the sooty 's LIGHTNING, t Ha’ OVEN, OOOK- 's PARI PANUGE Tus sUNKIGE Also, REP, Sewiee CAVERBLY & CO., 425 New York ave. Oe TEE WANTS. __FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. AS’ and industr. si f¢ NT—HOUSE No, 1226 5 i W: \TED—A reliable “ab No 19 seh | Fisberenense Ui jo, + Suit ¥ ookirg and general house work, at & first-class — a yity SOREN. Al to No. 417 13: = aw. 0. G. GODFB! eee - ANTED—WOODWOBKEE. “Appi ae W250) K, Carriage Manuf ecturen 19% Bride strect Gee Georgetown, D. C. it Wire thoroughly competent WHITE COOK: Beat references reauired. Avply after m., 81520 6th st. D.W. my NTED—, rienced colored woman W 2GOUR in bene {ata ; beat so Wane 5g0 31d st. n.w. oct20-3i" Soteeiy = energetic, actise Scquaintance ANTED—A YOUNG MAR or good willing ey to assist in a fruit and grocery store; must have good rec ‘commen dati ions. Gall at once ee Pern. ave. D.w. is a@ CLERE in TET; Watton oS a ron peas Address W. ‘lass COOK, who, can brin, W STE a Ra SITUATION phere ood wanes are paid. Call’ ab No. 1246 New York avenue. 20-20 iy ANTED—1 respectable and = ete COLORED MAN, situation as) Rest. glass WALTER or CO: ACHMAN. Best references. Apply 1212 M st. n. 1 Wari ‘ED—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, with bath, Tight and heat, second floor; loca- tion central; permanent if suited. Address. stat- ing terms, H. 8. C., Star office. oct20-2t" W A822 D_ immediately TWO GIRLS, one to cook, wash and iron, the other as chitdren’s nurse and to acsist in house work; references re- quired. Apply to 944 E street n. w., cor. 10th = ANTED—By a respectable and compete: Wane gitlertuation as GHAMBER MAID Sad WAITREES or general housework na] fam- ily; ieee reference Call at 913 phe street, bet. I and K n.w. itt V ANTED-Sitution by a YOUNG MAN who is willing to make himself useful in a g<ocer} store, cr to drive a business wagon; can farnis! best ee rerenoe A ‘Address Box 115 Star office. ANTED—A WHITE wosens to cook. wi et hon, at GEO, T. KEEN’B, aa at ih Wie 'D—A white WOMAN for general house work; must have reference. Apply 3 314 Penr. aye n. w. 19 2t WANaED boaRD by Cites sane on two children and nurse; cast of the Capitol. Ad- dress O. M. O., Star offics ocl9-3t WANTED. —A colored MAN a8 hostler; none need srply but one who has worked in livery bi nis: coe i8 experienced. Apply at 314 esate TaRTED-Oye syoung lady, a SITUATION as Seamstress in private family: sis experienend in millinery. best reference as fo qualification. Ad- dress Miss ALMIRA BURNEY, Olty P.O. _0019-3t V ANTED—A _NUBSE GIRL ; must Cond a all at 827 East Gapitol st. ANTED—By 4 lady thoroughly ee HOUSE of 10 or 12 rooms, mod. imps., oF boarding and renting rooms ; best references. a dress Box 140, Star office. ‘oct 18-61 ANTED_By a family of three era i Aca NISHED "HOUSK, with mupdaen pone. ments. Address, stating terms, Box office. ‘oat is all family ; water ee Apply bees OEE HOUSE, No. 1118 street n.w., containing 15 rooms. mee AE iTS See ene en, No. ‘ foFRANK A. KING, Plumber and Gav Fitter At Fea RENT-—HOUSE, No. a13 F street aw, — 13 d all modern improve Maoist air furnace. Inquire within. FE aya Dunbarton st, Georsetown, "3 Salers rounds aituated on tne of Eat care m1 THOS. "Hee E ‘Oe 1298 Fst. .w. 020-6 THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F st_n-w. 020-6¢ js RENT_—2008 Tet. n.w , (recently occupied b: Gen: Drain. U. sD. contains. 13 Teoma and ‘all Ose venience. e uae 8 fhoroagh re, i BB ot 08 Se iD 8. ‘S FUG as oe ome foes aig of THOS: H WAGG. See at the oF, Gd RENT STORE Ree BR BENT ALORE, on Penns it vania ee > ith sts. C: ie Bil; an ex lent See fora a ionen taller, er "AOI oe wldntan eer si avenue 8.¢. phe Sat Ct C03 FoR RENT ihe new and clecant RESTOENC situated at the corner of Connecticut ave. and Dupont Circle; Just completed ; will be le: period of two years; it contains twetve rooms, wich Eero ‘beth rooine and smuple closet and storage commodations. Itof the ‘Queen Anne” style of architecture, built snd finished in Oo pean ber, and mey be considered as one of the ch sice coe ores ot ee Apply to THOS. J. FISHER 1223 F st. oct20 6 LALOR oe ee ‘OR RENT—FRONT PARLOR, uafaraished; heat and gas; south front AEE 302 lesiral tral location. Also, good STAB] for Tent. “3a 3 Cat. nw. octl) si ———— ct tt Fa BENT—Two handsome suiis of ROOMS, With southern exposure; particularly’ suitable for Senators or Members, in the es pnenepeeres ity of 921 st. n. w. FOR, BENT. {A Sx room HOUSE, eT = ae ‘9th and 10th n in excellent order: water ia Kitchen :emnall familly’ preferred: rent reasonal Apply next door west. octld Bt" Fe REN T—On or before ths Ist November, two desirable BED ROOMS, on second floor, with bath-room. Also, a mpetior, if desired. — refer ences required. apply at 1018 17th et. nw. 0:9-3t* Forze RENT_FR TE, 8 rooms; niod. imp ‘opposite aroli Market ‘skeen BEIOR, | is rootiia: Muod. imos Bat. s.e. Inquire on premises. otis 'OR RENT—A_ fine new HOTT ana STORE, 10 room# and bath room, d togethar or separate, on 12th st., near Pa. ave opposite ite Pen- sion Office. Inquire at 423 11th et. n.w. ocil9-3t ‘OR, BERT with BOARD, pleasant suite ROOMS, second floor, south front; also, trout Room, third floor; locatien eentral, ‘within half block of P Pest and Patent Offices. 621 E st. n.w. octl es Fe RENT—Large ROOMS, single or en suite, furnished or unfurnished, suitaple for house~ keeping ; ems. 1 family preferred. Bosraine house adjoining, Good lecation. “Address Box 144.8 oct 7 RENT—ROOMB, furnished Seunturatat Terms reasonable.” 1106 C st. n.W., opposite ‘Theater Comique. Seth ot JOR GENT-STORE No. 10s Thal eoracrof stn W.; suitable fora Drug, Hat, Fanci Tea Store. Apply on the premises. ootls- V ANTED—A good steady WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and iron; must ba well recom- mended; none other need apply; she will have a good boie and must sleep in the house; foam meee Apply 83 Gay st., Georgetowa, D.C. Warteiaae hundred able-bodied MEN, Work on Guapowder Water Works, at Late Montebello, Baltimore. Wages 81.10 per day. Ap- ply to HAUGH & LYONS, Contractore octlt Gr WAN aes to furnish wit Lee BLE SERVANTS, try ‘ws: RERVANTH of all sorts; boys, wirla; j BRAMSTUEASER for oer and country; all with reference. 026 F st. now, 0. E. PRICE & CO. 6p20-5w" ANTED—MILITARY Bova LAND WAk- RANTS, Scldiere’ Homestead OLAIMS, and all kinds of LA. will be paid. ND SCRIP, for which WILLIAM’ 3. JOHNST aw, Room 4i, LeDroit Bulldin WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. Warr ee to, fry Wang's hand made ICE CREAM, et 90 fs, io 1.15 per gallon: at Ratoeet a. = Diecut fo dealer, oct Sms Fee RENT—One or two wentiemen can obtain Furniehad ROOM on second floor, by aprivine” at 912 15th st. References es nd required. t18-3t* Se ee ‘OR RENT—Three communicating BOOMS, third floor, unfurnished : immediate possession Algo, Noyemter Ist, two PARLORS, eee all modern improvements. Apply 1225 N Heferences exchansed. O8 RENT_HOUSE, with three Acres of Ground joining, on Georgetown Heights. Apply t3 iacHARD SMITH, Webster Law Bu is of D ‘oht . FE BENT—Unfurnished ROOMS ‘otenttally. situated ; singly or en suite: house fret class; privatefamily. 1339 L st. n. el el I Fe RENT—PART OF HOUSE 815 17th st. ae a the second floor of which is occupied by the lady renting. Premises. OR RENT—Furnished or Tirienienrs TOoES in suits or single; all modern improvements su good location. Apply 471 Het. nw. octl5-6 References required. “aooly, 03 | eae Br B. O. HOLTZMAN, Brat EsTare AGENT axD AUCTIONEER. ‘Tenth and F etreets northwest. j i i a ij cs Ere a ie} i: I make no charge to landlords for = eee ois roperty, aud keep it before the public con- Fe = many of the Finest Bu‘lding Sites in the it for sate. Also, Houses in orery section st prices fron: 81,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to bay. octlé_B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. ‘O08 RENT— 1224 BIXTH BT. N.W.—Ten-room mod- erm impe. Price $33; Pera. — FOR Bi! CCR. 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Upper part of ‘Nairn Building,” containing 40 ron and modern convebiences. Buildicg in thorcugh repair and location one of the best in vera for small bote el. Fi EN HREE FIRST- CLASS, STORES in ‘Nairn batole” oor. 15] pe ane lew York ave. n.w. 1719 RHODE ISLAND A . W.—Handsome Brick Residence coutsinins 15 rooms, cevater eed all conveniences. FOR SEVERAL FUR TSED. Toe SES in desirable localities for pri yare familien, 016 THOS. TSHET & CO., 1293 “7 st, now. RENT. 1B RENT. F° FOR RENT. = 2411 Pa.ave., 16ra.m.1.40 802 2stat f Tors..mi-40 814 ard mag store... $16 Toss sue oc Cor. sth ani kz, Beall & Monte’ Cor. 26th'& I sis. No. 1803 18th st. contains 20 rooms, is surronnd- ed by Isree crounds, and is on the line af Met. street care, facing British Legation. Rent 850. W. B. WILCOX, octil Corner 20th and I sts. n.w. ou tis, wit oad , Site 700 mod imp, rin Call for our LIST OF HOUSKS FOR RENT. Call for our LIST OF F PROPERTIES FOR Owners will do well to place their Pro ay with us. It will secure ae and a attention. Bep29 eet Clout Bulaiie. Fo SALE—A DESIRABLE HO! on the foutheast corner of 4 ant 2d st. fg asranied Bpection of ited. 3¥20-3m FITCH, FOX & BROWN. oR RE RENT— FPO GE conconan BUILDING, Orrosirz U. 8. TREASURY, 15TH STREET. Rooms_singly or communtcat. ing—for ry toon. Revator <n —p Water and = for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. PERSONAL. ‘OK BENT—That desirable STORE, No. ‘7th st. n.w Inquire of W. F. MA‘ ATTINGIY, No. 436 ith et. ANTED—5, 000 WINTER SUITS of GLOTAES to clean at the ‘‘BOSS8” OLEANING peony 1009 F at. Price only $1.50. Goods called for and delivered. sep28. 241” ANTRD—FEATHERS renovate, MAT. RESBES to remake, uigriis extermina from furniture, at A. H. SMO 8, ole La. avenue, next to city ‘post ohtoe sep \ epee GOLD and orLvER in large or small quantities. Hixhest cash pase paid. 321 Pen'a ave., between 3d ‘and 436 sta. aug20 Wawa CARPET CUEANING: AND UPHOLSTERY in ail ite bra nee BRO., ang20 616 Louisiana avenue. Cit es FEATHERS TO BEnOvern sttresses to remake and fine upholater Moth arenes by stesm. By F. YOUN: Bie 1404 Pennsylyi ‘avenue, opposite Walaa vy wx iTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT I peu A t-claas Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a great deal cheaper than a com- mon new suit can be bonkht, at ‘AND, No. 619 Dat new, oF ‘st Branch Biave, No. 408 oth B.—We buy but first. ‘Beoond- Band Glothae BOARDING. Web EX? BOsBDING—Pleasant southern KOOMS at 2027 Ist. n.w. SES SIVA: ave- Fo RENT—No. 502 East Capitol = new BRICK, ten roms, and two throoms, ‘larze cellar; "house heated by furnses; large back with back stairwsy; every roy te a loget; Lot 24x85; will’ sell on easy Apply to owner. JOHN T. Abie a0 8.0 at.n.W. OB RENT--920 17th st. n.w., Farragut Square Very handsome moderate size, first-class, fur- nished HOURE. Dining-room supplied in the best and most substantial style. References unexc: “ap- tional. H. JACOB, French Caterer. oct? aw’ (OR RENT—Elewant APARTMENTS on second Pandan toes sine aoe ap nen Jiprovementa, at 1027 Vermont ave., hear Sieber: qui Fe BENT—Low—Well-farnished, one oa aa two second floor front and rear ROOMS, central- ly located; gas, bath, &c. 1012 Est. n.w. octl-im* (OR RENT feven room Brick HOUSE, in fine lar, gas and water, No. 1426 Cnspin street, conse Bi ‘two blocks from 14th et. cara, ae at No. 605 7th st. n.w. OLIS BIGELOW & Gu. ROR SALE—Thres- satay Brick BESIDENOK, 2s Ect pw... fide Lot. shade trees, foantain ana beautiftl fewer wounds first-class or. der Apply at above No. ‘thos ¢ EULLER- Beye) Fo BENT—To Sevres are ——— lated handsomely furnished ROOMS, second and third es, am New Tons ave. ; conventent nee four lines of cai seps 7 FERRED EHOWT HOON a oe = AISIE! DAISIE! My own ew p dasling, det Cae” iecmece oe : = AViseanp. LADIES should ‘secure one of those Oslebrated Lace Curtsin Stretches ver 20,00 sold in tour years. For this weck, address J GILBAY, Washington, D. 0, ectls-eost™ —_—_—=— Err PILES! Dr. H.D. SHRADER, 629 11th st. northweet a speedy and radical cure in all cases of nteruale B External, Blind, Bleeding » OF Itching Piles, withont using the Rhife, Licatiing or Oaus- tea, and positively = not f: effect a cure ine tingle instance. Amo mu the tangy who have Leen treated, Twould refer 1 1 the following: Rev. Dr. Deal Rete stor See 620 Est. Wesley Chapet, Si Bop). J, ;Dacaclle, Attor- ch ney ate aw. Rev D. Croissant, ©. C. Sailer, Esq. Ta sin et, 3. D. Manion ‘grocer, Rey. Chas. A. Harvey, wa ‘7th et. i Forrest ‘826 18th a8. March, 511 A weedaley 901 R st. matbe had on Bbplication ‘fice. Oonsuitation and examinations f Gites Stolza.m., and ato p.m. ol6-6* OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of people, with abstracts of ficus on real estate, S06 10m at hw p-m. Always in before 9 and from y H. ALBURG! successor to I. P. LIBBEY, W ° Waehaleeend Jeweler, ‘has removed to corner of 7th and F site U. 8. P. O. F sts. n.w., in brug Btore, 0 opp lodagere Rp iE ReOOrE Tans SIE SEN RE Hue cate ease the Ooo! ana no children ier. tiny gare | MU srire an besinoss conftentat acuntion and ERMANENT, SEAN ren AND DAY | 2.W. augl4 3m* Gentlemen 60 cents oe ch 10S 4th street north- P BOARDER Sat Bate Vermont avenue nw west, between K apd L augll-liw* a’so, the 4% or. SUTHALL. oot. ished house, Atns. M. 1. SOUTHALL. octd- tm" FOR SALE. Mas ate othor rane es orc it Rox, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED with first-class BOARD, suitable for gentle- men or gentlemen and their wives ; reasonable rates. aera a first class brick house. 1118 10ih st. n. UK RENT—Newly and handsomely furnished KOOMS, communicating or single, on Ist, 2d and 3d flcors, with Board, at 2022 G st., first ward, (Babcock’s Kow.) References required. octil-Im* SHED ROOMS, with BOASOF 2 New Jersey avenne 8.6. oct5-eolm* BE THEMONT HOUSE a) wood BOOMS first-class Ho: for $25 and 83 per months houre is weil Turn ed, heated with steam, and every way desirable. oct (Ge AND PLEASANTLY FURNISHED RCOMS. TABLE BOARD. 939 K st. oct7- 2 OMMUNICATING BOOMS, ON FIRST AND Second flocrs; algo, 2 large ROOMS on 3d floor; “Table Board.” References given and required: 115 Md.ave.n.0 .half squarecaet of Oapltol cctv? ‘OR RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur- nished, pleasant location. at Noa. $14, 316 and indiania ave. _ Also first-cl ABD 815. per month. SARAH FLAGLER. sop7-ly TPRE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th at, n-w., ia one d_ best conducted Boarding ent Boarders accommo- LOST AND FOUND. O8T—On October 15th, a MALTESE KITTEN. Af One dolla reward paid if returned to 1359 Bn a. a ABD Lost ou, Saturday, October 16th, » #) BlueGreyhound BITCH. The reward will be paid for her return t to. 1a . AVE. I OS i—Petween 27101 ches ee We aa = Franklin 4 School Building, b; y of Franklin Square, a Black Enamel ea GOLD WATOH, stem-winder, @ith letters 0. B. M. ou bacl Suitable rey.ard will be paid to any one retarinuis itto 1730 Tst., or 605 14tit st. n.w. oct 20. OSTA LBYACK and WHITE BETTER POP, 4 four x nore Cu old. Soper A soe AU blereturn t0 1415 10H se Rew. aly Be SPORTING _ GOODS. SE OUT!: — $100 GUN REDUCED To 835! The biggest bargain ever seen in this country i the stat fib Double Barrel Breech Ulead Shot Gunt Has fine Damascus Steel Barrels, with etent balled Exter Rib! Te piten Pars ane onainnp ges avs a. Paton Shap Foren ! Double Bolts ind oud wa een es De aa oh, parece aco ta jal given an shoot well and give perfect satisfaction or mouey ORLY 835, a PRIOE 8100. MEARA'S th oh agent none rp aiae Romice U8 Tees. octlé C3: BUrrEnr, Nos, 403 and 405 7th at. n. w, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; cno- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; Bioy- OLES, VELOOIPEDES ARD WAGONS. 3yM- Az Patoxs ro Surr sue Times, NTO! v8 DYE Wo) Seavert pea @ % g VEILS and TRIM- MINGS, WOOLEN KETS, ‘cleansed by ta TLEMEN'S GARMENTS cleansed. dyed. Terms very cheap, according gata Ree Sele ee in Glenwood Oemeter: : P SNOEMAR ER. Poo eee my Oct -3t FOF S422 THREE HORSES—One Bay Ham bletopian Mare, six years old; soun anid kind; lady can drive her; Tearieas t Romp steam: can trot in 2:50. Also, one bay Mare, suitable for fainily uso, ‘attistis auict and gourd. Also, one Bay Mare, six years; weizht “pounds; work any place and sound. Ay ty -at Satloueee ie ae DW. octis- B BALE A ne voung HORSE, cheap. Fs Apply at FUBBELL'B foc UreanrSttoon, 2: SS jew York ave. ere Fa SALE—Through sickness of owner, contents Of ficntleman’s Stable, consisting of ‘TWO HORSES; aa & Co. (of f ‘New ‘Coupe or FAMILY HOKS ine a dappie gray, 16 hands high, seven erystylich and prompt driver, tearleas of ‘steam, bigh-knee action, loug flowing mane and fail; ie in every respect a Hrst-clase 0 ‘Goupe Horse: mut be seen to eappreciatad. Also, Bay FAMILY HORBE, 16% hands, seven, years; sife for any one to drive, very res and feat traveler, ‘These Horres are nerfectiy eoun in every Tespect. ‘Batieiactory telat allowed’ purchasers vo encourage immediate sales. Very low prices asked. Fel gensrate if desired. At Private Stable in rear of 815 15th et. n.w. it” tte BALE-A wae number of wok and second- ou TAGES, | such Coupes, ‘Rockaways, sump) Beate, oe reduced pri 8th st R SALE—OnEAP—A large assortment of LAN- DAUS. LAN DAULETIS, QOUPE- ‘VICTORIAS and ‘100 othe: OUNT VERNON LIVERY, HIRING AND n.w., bet, x Ties Garrisstes, Ooupes. Be. ieee face ey ne Eide promptly atiended 10, Beveral fins eam Hie prom y ‘Terms reasonal pois Hore fo forsale. TE W. MoRLROY. Sar OF eee AND ORGANS FOB Bae UPON EASY SALE MONTHLY Pay. Riatso's, ENES, at BLONEY,T, NIMS‘, TR | 3 MONEY TO LOAN. Mpo tan. pHONEY ON ale cee ESTATE, At6 per eent tor isrge fe aad 7 percent for small "R. ‘0.80 HOLTZMAN, oct], sta. new ONEY TO LOAN. _ CASE on hand to Sloan nee sums de- sired. gp apnroved Raat arity Estate sec: one Ae Cae FISHER & CO 11323 Frot.n.w. M ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON OR ae aren SECUBITIES Ping igen yer mags HULCSESON, Attorney, 14: st. 1. Ww. Mons. TO ainy ve in large or page le real estate, on Jone nie Mi. HORE cb Octi- im 800 7th at. Mo™ 7 32 #7 EO BUI On Beal Estate - Very ani Onee 1608 Po. Sven Arline Ease JMO%% 0 Loan On RuaL RaTaTs. 5 fe esrscores rates of interest. Lanta (016 F ptross porthwea). opel. fata No. 021 10th st-. between Band F'n-w. JPADAM BOBS. the long-catablishod. reliable Glatroyeat a0 yoke nogiet e ae better sat: isfaction in all a! ‘one in the roteonar: tells co ae mu vroaeat ent and fi Tavure des- ¥; wives advice ends assistance on all matters appertaining to love and ape peng a TX TROUBLE OALL. Batisfacti iveu or no Pay. Consultation Hooms, 402 2d st- ie Sbove Dat nw 3 BUSIN ESS CHANCES. hree story and bascment BRICK LLING, near Treasury Departin : ing thirteen rooms; gue of the most de residences in the city. Inquire of THOM, oct20- 6t mas Sth stavet nw. OR SALE.—Cheap for cash a first-class Chick- ering PIANO, 6 octave. Reason for sellin owner going to leave city. Call at 1220 10th str n. Ww. octl9-1 OR SALE. es in Maryland great suc nent to navigal ifi in good timber; strictly marl soil; well good dwelling and outbnildings : suitable farm. Address, Box 100, a . SALE. iermis easy A. MITCH Room 5; Butiding, 627 Tinstrect, opporite Post Otic partment, octl)-3t* ee are anthorized to BUY for od nd.87 000, sins be bansainne W.W., DANN Fy 4 WER & RON, LIE ot. uw. oct RABE sSASS Slexrare more, R a3 BHANDSO! bre PSs qhtao HOURE i Soom furnished in watmut and. but rooms a rented by permanent eae Ene venience. Can clear mont Wal'sell very K account of bai ped healt. Out Ouly Seow weo have low op a Toney and mean busin Star office, octl8-3t* Bale rR BERBY aa of the best v: ‘Crescent Seedling, Down- ‘Sionarch of the ‘West, &c. ‘Auliress Ba Box 55) Gifs Post office, oot 6 FS. SALE—Ourar—The entire Fixtures ESTA! URANT. Also, One Bitiard, On ne Po t as ee egeney: Lind Table. At923 7th ee Ww. ios Ten SERGEANT es: = Se best located and paying Cs Bie Gress “ ‘A xtar office. eae PEOIAL. solicit a and guarantee comics Lo roam tn som cont. B BOMFOND & GO. Le ret PIANOS AND ORGANS. BBsosver PIANOS AND OBGANS, At and on the in-, amy A aad popular wee, ea Fang a eget 2103 Penna. ave. T= ORGANS, —d caled tete a pon es price and) eeeeree eh DRY GOODS DKERCMIEF PLAIDS, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, STRIPED FLANNELS, FANCY HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, SILE HANDKERCHIEFS, TABLE LINENS. 2” NEW GOODS. TYLEB & CHEWHING, Gate Clerks with Perry & Bro.), octl8 ADE SILKS, at €2 an@ 22.50; Extra Qualliies, 83, 83 5) and 84. New Shades of SATT PLUSHES, VELY TRIMMINGS. HANDSOME PLAIDS,- medium priced. D GOODS, in great variety, at the Lowser Manxer Kates. Large and astraciive stock of UNDERWEAR fo- Men, Women and Children. AND FANCY HOSE, SILK HOSE FANCY HOSE, in choice styles. TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS. BLANKETS, anda very iarge stock of ANTIQUE CURTAINS, at moa- erate prices. N.B.—First-clags Goods at reasonable rates. One Price, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, SATINS and FANCY cuNEesiGuT sits SHI ATS, the lonsest. Brnes MBRELLAN the atronszost. pine’ Custom SHIRT, to measure, «1x for e13. rine’ MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOoDs Nor SATISFACTORY. Belf-measurements mailed free. J. B. BRINE, 435 7th st. now, octé, Washington, D. 0. [{mEnsE STOCK or NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS. Finest quality Puxr Woon FRENCH Di GOUDE On allcolore, black, navy tite wane ghee garnet, Ac., &e.,) only 41, wort! Large size double Whit’ BLANKETS, $2, €2.50, 3 u * Pure White TABLE DAMASK, 50, (2, 75, &7. 1 #1. Pare Wool, wide double-widin’ Black’ © MERES, Colored GASHMER: all Pare Wool, 25. Excellent Aa BLACK SILK, 55. Bi SILKS! BLAOK SILKS! The best a — q enagie #1 _60 Black LADIES’ OLOA OLOAKS! CARTER’s, ‘TLL Market Space, ey or SATINS reduced to 76. Excellent White Woo) Flannel, 20. Piano Covers, very lance assort- moe Nottincham Lace for curtain, 1254 to Gryfo Black Cashmere Shawls. Black Crape. se Ryecial bancaine in. Bick Castnusres, $0 #1. Black Tamise. Black Crape Sloan Silk Warp Henrietta. ay Sasort ment of Cloth for men and boys’ 25 to 81.50. Waneutta, the best Gotton in the world, ouly 16. CABTEW’S, octS Jil Market Spree, nnn hs \ANPETS. We have just opened a splendid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODE BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choice desi«ns. Ingrain Carpets with Borders to match. enpis Carvery ure and Mats in oat varity "Those farm Sil Sind 3t 80 their advan: tae to examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BROTHER « ce, sept 1338 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House. HIBTS TO OBDER. Our SHIRTS to order are. Rnsurpessed for com- fe se and durability. Fit ancien. ie RTS of our own make, 60 cents oo jot of NEOK WEA: x 50 conte, | formerly it on eee at 26 ote. ; Hosiery, JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompeon's Shirt Factory, S018 616 F st, m.w., opp. Patent Office. BRB THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. ‘There ie nothing better in the market. Tt 18 ele- panty made, and of the very beet material, and for the wash tab, 8 cauts for the Mystery” shirt Gent's LINEN OOLLARS, latest styles and finest pa ed 81.50 per dozen ; six for 75 cents. Best MEGINNISY BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, angls 2002 F street northwest. QHIRT MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BROS. & 00., 1112 F Street N. W. Wesel the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in Our GLOBE BIGEL only Te cote - -seand wee ase ae nae Re ofits, line of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION. FIRST PREMIUM, ork tHe GOLD MEDAL, Awarded again to CERES, The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO- CESS FLOUR, for being the jawisomest and the ‘most nutritious Patent Fiour that ever was exhib- ited ata Fair. Remember thi CERES, the tg wee tank ee a sen 4 in every respect the ali Mi ta Flour, was awarded the FIGST PREMTUS last year. ‘It came out vic- toriows then ayainst all other competitors, and it is “COCK OF THE WALK” avain this year, and any and every housckeeper who wants SNOW-WBITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISOUITS, should ask the grocer for ‘‘OZKES," the champion Flour of America. FOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER. WHOLESALE DEPOT Corner let st, and Indiana ave. WM. M. GALT & CO. P. 8.—They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for this District of Hecter's Belt keising’ Plow and Buckwhest. otk N EW GOobs. Libel? EG! AN FOO! SYMING’ PTL _ Sra at eet it ne ry "Sea UBEE pr pean ROT GLAUK, WINDLiAM 3 S ESPAIT TES Se URS, B. REEDS 1719 Penn’a ave., REOPENED BY LEON SCHELL & CO., Proprietors, Dealers in FISH, OYSTERS, MEAT, GAME, &c, Orders for dinners solicited. ots N&Brorx OYSTERS, ‘TENDEBLOINS OF BEEF, All kinds of GAME AND FISH cived daily at the P ne Cor 14th and N.Y. ave. oct? FRANK J. TIBBETS. PROPOSALS. Proposals for Iron Work. Office of Building for State,» War and Nevy De- Wi D. Lagi et me ns