Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1880, Page 2

ra SE TT THE EVENING STAR, | [A?™¥ samomane WAS HINGTON. ERIDAY..............0ctober 29, 1890. CROSRY S. NOYES....Editor, ——SSS———— he Evening Star hase regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paver gublished in Washington, and equal tothe of all the other datly payers here added to- gether. i ‘THE Braz office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail an otherwise, news, or spy information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. Double Sheet Star. THs Star will be published to-morrow in double-sheet form of fifty-six columns. The exceptionally large circulation of these favorite issues make them peculiarly valuable to adver- iisers and news dealers, who are requested to send In thelr orders for the next edition at the carllest moment practicable, A Busy Day. Next Tuesday Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Kengas, Maseachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas will elect ali their state officers; Florida willelect a governor and Meutenant governor; Towa some mincr state officers; Nevada a judge of its supreme court; New Hampshire a gov- ernor and three railroad commissioners; New Jersey a governor: New York a supreme judge of the court of appeals; Pennsylvania a su- preme judge and state auditor, and Tennessee agovernor. In thirty-three states Congress- men will be chosen—tn Maine, Vermont, Onto, Indiana and Oregon having already chosen theirs, ane In every territory a delegate to Con- gress Will be elected. Legislatures that will choose each a United States Senator will be voted for in California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas and Wis. ccnsin—sixteen in all. On Tuesday, also, in all the thirty-eight states of the union the vote will be taken for presidential electors; and, altogether, It will be a pretty busy day. ————— In spite of ali claims made that tne “bloody shirt” is no longer an element in politics, and that civil service reform, the currency and the tariff are the Uilngs which just now most con- cern the American people, evidence accamu- lates dally that the old war issues as they were called still have a pretty stroag hold on the public mind, and that, in fact, instead of losing force they are rather galatng new vitality and strength. This is shown quite conclusively by the enthusiastic manner in which General Grant is received every where, and by the unquestion_ able influence he 1s exercising im the pendmg political campaign. General Grant 13 oct any where recognized as representing directly any other Issue than those Involved fn the late war, and of these he is on all sides considered the very incarnation. Hence his recep- tion and the power he exerts must be accepted a5 an exact and unmistakable indi- cation of the extent to wnich they continue to influence pubilc opinion north of the old Mason and Dixcn line. Another pointer in the same direction is afforded by the caseof M>. Joel Cook, who was nominated by the republicans of Philadelphia for an important municipal office, and who was obliged to withdraw from the ticket on accouatof anti-war seatiments ut- tered by him in a speech delivered in that city tm 1863. It was conceded on all sides that he would makea most excellent oMizer, but the feeling In his own party in regard to his old offence wa3 too strong to be resisted, and he ‘Was compelled to surrender his nomination to a candidate with a less vulnerable record. These circumstances show very plainly the adrift of public sentiment tn the northern states at the present time. The questions involved in and growing out of the late war have unques- tonably more prominence just now than they had four years ago, or perhaps elght years ago, when General Grant was himseit a candidate for the presidency. It may not bea healthy or hopefui sign for the couutry that this feeling exists, but that tt exists and is growing dally must be clear to every one. FRENCH UNDERWEAG, EXTRAORDINARY VALUB. A very large purchase of FINE FRENCH OOT- TON UNDEBWEAR (all hand embroidered) en- ables us to offer the PUBLIC WONDERFUL VALUB Cn cur Grex Counters and marked in PLAIN FIGUBES. Also in French, German and Domestic Corsets we offer the following Srectan INDUCEMENTS, namely: A BPLENDID DOUBLE BUSK, SIDE STEELS, SIDE LACED CORSET at 50 cents. ASTILL NICER EMBROIDERED BUSE, SIDE STEEL, WELL MADE DOUBLE BUSK CCRSET at 75 cents. We offer two styles CORSETS at 81, unsurpassed in intrinaic valme—onean EXTRA LONG SPOON 7 USK, SIDE LACED, HANDSOMELY EMBROI- DERED, and one other—our HUNDRED BONE EMBEOIDEBED GERMAN CORSET. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 705 and 709 Market Space. oct20 G. C. SIMMS, Family Dru estab- ‘e lished 1863, corner Tat st. an'N. var. wr he 8’ prescriptions s specialty. letric ee ‘welgtts! used in compenndine , Breaorip~ tions. t29-Lw HE SOLID VOTE ba F THE PEOPLE For SELLING THE CHEAPEST RELIABLE ByOTS AND SHOES: 38 CAST FoR GAHN, $26 Seveath Street, enna. Aven ein OF EDS “PPER. ir ve Bpecialties Gent's Famous iy and $3.00 Calf Wr ee oo. Boots. ¥ 83.00 t 3.00. wg 60 Gaiters and Shoes. Regu! mm Army Screwed shoes, eS The Finest $2.5) and 83.00 Usif Gaiters, dies’ Kid Button, $1.25, 81.60, $1. uaa 82, kr Ladies’ Best Kid Button, $2.50 to's. ** Pebble Button, $1.00 to 82 «© Fine Straizht Gost Button. 62.50 to 84.00. “* Glove at an aif Lace and Gongress, «+ Rest Gleih Faced Button, 82. (0 to $3.50. ** Fisnrel-lined Cloth Slippers, 50 Boys and Misses’ School Shoes, 75e. wy. ane gn casa rc $228 0. sss’ Sol utton Sy Common Sense Suoes (ow livel, broad toe,) all White Sippers and Pumps for Dancit oct29-lw DOLLAB PER 100 FOR On PERIES ENGLISH VISI! TING CARDS, RO. “Only Estab iahiment in the City furnishing that quality and doing the work pertec!ly. DEMPSEY, BIATIONER AND ENGRAVER, Old Established House, O13 Pa. ave., between 9th and 10th streets. ‘\HOICE STGCK OF ENGLISH GS, SUITING: DIAGONALS, COATIN D TROUSERINGS, many of the Con in lengtise t table for Ladies’ cct29-3m. Stee eee ‘3: TEED, Merchant Tailo oct29 5 Penne a IANOS. Une 7-octave Chickering... 8150 Ore T-octave Roeenkranz $0 FR One 7-octave Scherr BO Que 63, octave Andrew “nok She ON a TEnvis, to make room. “cOmLB Of tw. G. METZERORT & Co, SOLE AGENTS OF srkINWaY PSANOS, Pennsylvania avenue, oct28-3t Between Yth aud 10th ste. Css: SAUSAGE, SCRAPPLE, &e., can be had st the ol¢ stand, No. 406 Center Market, turday, uth’ eas ae ey: oy tO PRMAN SMITH. — Asarulethe public does not concern ttsel ouch with lawsults between corporations, but it has a considerable interest in the litigation now pending between the Baltimore and Onlo Fatlroad and the Pullman palace car company touching the validity of the patents claimed by the latter, In one way and another the Pul!- man company has managed to monopolize about every improvement that contributes to the comfort of modern rallway passengers, and, a3 is usual in such cases, it has made them pay extortionate rates for such accommodations a3 it afforded, and with which travelers could not very well dispense. If it shall now be shown, 48 ft probably will be, that the most of its claims cannot be sustained, and that every ratl- ‘Way company has the right to build and put upon its line substantially such cars as it pleases, a great point will be gained. At least ‘the excuse of royalty to bz patd can no longer be put forth for charging as much for a mere Sleeping berth for a single night as will pay for comfortable lodgings and full board in a respect- #ble hotel fer twenty-four hours, —_— ore —__ AS Was stated in yesterday's Stan the Baltt- more and Ohio raliroad has won inthe contest with the Pennsylvania road and secured an in- dependent New York connection. In this case Balttmore and Onlo and the New Jersey Central railroad companies, the latter com- Pany’sroed now forming part of the Bound Brook route to w York, fied a bill against the Junction railroad company, in Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvanta railroad company, which Operates it, to compel the Junction raliroad company to transport the freight and passenger Cars of the Baltimore and Ohio and New Jersey Central roads over the line of the Junction Yoad, and to deliver the same to the Reading Tailroad as well as to the Pennsyvania railroad company. Under the decision of the court the Junetion rallroed 1s ordered to transport the cars of the Baltimore and Ohioroad. Tats gives Mr. Garrett what he has so long needed, A direct through connection from Baltimore to New York. ————~-____ ‘The secret of the recuperative power dis- Played by France after the disastrous Franco- Germab war ts made manifest in statistics showing the status of her agricultural {aterests The total rural population ts put down at 25,000,000, of whom 23,000,000 are directly en- geged im agriculture. The land 1s largely Ow 4 by those who cultivate if, and in this respect Franc possesses a great advantage over Great Britain, where a comparatively few baronial proprietors own more than half the land ¢f the realm. In France there are 5,590,000 distinct estates or properties tn land. Of these it ts estimated that 50,000 average an acreage of 600, while 500,000 average 60 acres, and the remainder of over 5,000,000 represent ‘Small farms of six acres eacu. Tere are 5,000,000 inhabited dwellings ta France, 390,000 Uuntnhabited and 57,000 in course of construc- Uon. The entire population is 37,000,009, show- ing an average of over four and less than. five Persons to a Gwelling—not a crowded state by any Means. These figures show that nearly two-thirds of the Population of France are agriculturt='s, the pursuit which produces the Teal wealt of ® country, and also, tuat those Who are thus engaged, ag a general thing, own ‘the soll they Ull. In the face of these facts It 4s not surprising that France ts vastly more Prosperous than Great Britain. ——_—_-e--______ It is rembrked of the Episcopal convention Just held in New York that its legislation has not been restrictive but permissive, and that it thas been practical beyond any of its predeces sors. It hag discouraged change where there Was pot sufficient reason for it, and has put no bar in the way of the expansion of the working energies of the church. The bishops, it is said, are as a body the most radical and progressive men in the church, the most anxious to have Giversity in methods of work, and are not will- ing to disparage the efforts of any school of “i a i it bss a Christian spirit be- Thee oF N oTICcB ore “Notice ‘s boreby siven| tat the the, partners here- tofore existing between WILLIAM E. BURFORD and JAMES A. McLAUGHLIN, under {he frm uame of W. E. Barford & Co., bas been dissclved iyiuutual consent ‘The obligations of tue free are aeeunt E. Burford, who will continue ed by _W. the business at No. 1i5 F eagerness re- <eive all money due the late firm ‘BFORD, sas x MoLACGHERN, October 18, 1880. MEATEST BARGAINS EV! ER oF iene. G cm CONNO: Ith se and Para Fine VELVETS, gL $135 8130. p° XOU WANT AN OVERCOAT: When 60 grect a stock is shown as we dis- play there are elwsysan accumulation of one, two cr three garments of lots that have been sold out. In overcoats we have row about thres hundred. There are prob- ably seventy-five kinds in the three hun- dredcoats. In orderto move them rapidly we have marked them down eince Monday Jast as fullows $15 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 811. $17 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 312. $20 STYLES IN THIS LOY AT 315. $25 SIYLES IN THIS LOT AT 318. There are also a number of hand made filk lined Overcoats among these goods which we offer at $16, $18 and $20 that cost ‘vs double the money. A. SAKS & CO. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. 316 and 318 Seventh st. octaT s° SIMPLE Aa CHILD oeee USE IT, x THE SiLENY WHI! First Premium at late Fair. iT “MCKENNEY, 427 Ith st. Kenting and repairing. PECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN NEW FRENCH DRESS FABRICS. 5-4 ALL WOOL CHUDDA CLOTHS, at 750. and S4 AE L-WOOL MOMIE, CLOTHS, at 750. easee OLORED ics. HAIRS, from LUPIN CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS, in great yaricty and at che lowest prices countauhD: ire HUG. tIS CLOAKS AND ULSTEKS. ee NotHiNGWAM LAGE CURTAINS. -BRATED DOLLAR SHIR’ TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TANGY HOSTERY. 1 BLAN MARSEILLES QUILTS. V fe ave aSD b DALE GREEN ©. SUIT- teas. ‘Fancy INSPECTION Is SoxtcrrED. SP Ose Paick ONLY-Maxkep mm PLAIN Fiovnrs. PERRY & BEOTHER, #® enn. ave., cor. 9th at. Established 1840. octas (PO THE Lapis We bave had our SEW PROOESS ot tested this season to ve atest at Line hundred Faire, the numbe 1 cates our popularity. oct23-7t SILK PLUSH, aucial Denvese Silk, a 1.00. Sik- form width al Si. yoal avy ‘cints, eos le- wid isvy ‘Bins. Fin 50. ‘ride all ak ie Yeivek § oj worth 12. Louble ¥idth all-wool ne hielo Plaids (beaut wine Rees ALL Goo. BuODBEAD a 2, os °s OLD STAND, 0ct22-2p, 2c, 8t* ‘Between 2th and 13th. RBs YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NCROROSS" BEGULATOBS Stigcbed to your furnace. It ts AUTOMATIO and eave one-third of your coal. WALTES D. WXVILL, Agent, eng -3R Finer Guise axD Very Cuear, at 403 Penn's ave, | oc 1937 Pa, aver ext 1 or G@zBanp OPENING AT NOOT’S. ON ANB AFTER OCTOBER 28 WE WILL DISPLAY AND OFFER ON SALE ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN BELGIUM & PARISIAN EFFECTS, CONSISTING OF THE NEWEST STYLES AND DESIGNS IN REAL AND IMITATION LACES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, NECKWEAR, \ FANS, RUCHINGS+ AND SATIN DRESS PLEATINGS. CHILDREN’ SILK VELVET AND SILK COSTUMES. = CHILDREN’S: VELVET AND SATIN BONNETS AND CAPS. LADIES’, MISSES’, 'D CHILDREN'S LACE AND NAINSOOK DRESSES. WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE SOLE AGENCY FOR VOULLIEME’S PUBE FRENCH CANDIES &2-WE WITH PERFECT CONFIDENCE REC- OMMEND THESE FINE CANDIES TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania Ave., oct25-6t WASHINGTON gcue48 DOWN. SUGAR DOWN. 10 LBs. GBANULATED SUGAR, for $1.00. 200 poz. CANS BEEFSTEAK TOMATOES, 200 poz. JUSTICE BRAND, TOMATOES, 200 poz. BUNDRY BRANDS TOMATOZS, At Wholesale rates in cases of 2 d2z. each fora few Days a 103 LBs. STANDARD *‘A" SUGAR for 81. N. ¥. BOCKWHEAT—New Crop. MAPLE SWEET—Pure from Vermont. 12 ts. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR for 81. SELECTED APPLES—by the Barrel, very Low. CHOICE N. Y. SWEET OIDER. MINCE MEAT. PURE FRUIT PRESERVES, tn 5 Ib. Buckets, not expensive. CHOICE BUTTER. A large lot of Small Packages suitable for fami- lies, just received. Call early and secure first choice. Telephonic Connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 9th st. n. w., Between Eand F, Opposite Office of the Daily Critic. oct26 7 19 BABE BARGAIN. In order to clear our large stock of JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES, ‘Will sell at following very low prices: Two-button, at.. Three button, at. Call early while assortment is good, at DAVIS’, oct28-lw__ 716 Market Space, cor. sth st. N AND 4F TER NOVEMBER L, 1880, THE JEWEBLEY BUSINESS Conducted by the late SAM’L LEWIS since 1840, Witt Be Oontimep By E. J. AND FRANK M. LEWIS, Under the firm name of iAM’L LEWIS’ SONS, 2215 Pennsylvania ave, ect26 ee D. 0G. Ate CLOCKS !—, CLOCKS! Eee) undersigned, Meviner secured poe as and the object accomplished in the iaventlon is sure Uniform aud correct time throughout Be oo SCHNEIDER, 1 a GEST, oct25-1m 07 'F st.n we or ROOT AE We N@TICE. —Thonsands of WA'TCHES have been kent in order by me daring the last thirty fees. are a8 perfect as when manu- actured. Well made Watches oo ih with care, last indefinitely if attended to by an experienced ‘per ENSEN, 913 Pennsylvania aye. — aug3- QcmETaIne ABOUT CLOTHING, READ THIS! IT 1S TO YOUR INTEREST. WHAT YOU CAN DO eae A. STRAUS’, You can buy a BUSINESS SUIT for 86; A BETTER ONE for 38. Agood ALL WOOL BUIT for g10; A FINER ONS for 312; ABSTILL FINER ONE for 815. A genteel DRESS SUIT is offered at 310; The BEST DRESS SUIT in the city at the price, at $12, For & very nice DRESS 8UIT see those at ais. A fine Frezch Diagoval DRESS SUIT, Suitable for dreas or street wear, at 818. Handsome English DIAGONAL and WORSTED SUITs, equal to any custom made, at 320. FALL OVERUOATS in endless variety at 87, 33, $10, $12, $15, 818 and $20. Immense assortment of PANTS, YOUTHS’, BOYS' and CHILDRENS’ SUITS. You can save money by purchasing your CLOTH- ING for yourself ee boys by calling at STHAUS, 21011 Peangivnie Avenue, Between 10th and 11th streets. @TO weetes AUCTION G 20236 Peana. ritidel mova, ‘One door from 20th street, and bay your DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY. it will -__ Strictly cash UPAY Fou. Strict!y cash sales, but rely on tt, PLEATED TABLE-WaKE. “FRurr BUTTER Hie DISH VEGETABLE Di: PICKLE STANDS, Avenue, J. W. SELBY. GEsT MEWS HATS, _LaviEw Furs. Now York, "Bole! from eee 2a sean: oii ata $C WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. __FOR RENT AND SALE. __FOR RENT AND SALE. _ ‘ANTED—A good DRIVER ee, a Bottled Beer wae Apply at 123 B st. 6. housework; must have tions. Apply at 1020 17th st. Warren neat, tidy Gi ‘k of a f good reference. ‘Apply Ro0e to do the i Gwor must have Maryland ave. n.e.* ITED—By com! it naan, WiaTOATION cr eine a private family of boarding house; good reference. Apply 1233 Mad- inon ste. bets Mand N- ANTED—SAEEP, 100 to 200, to kee ee ee Prult.) ecres : tu io ad of "past Bee NTED—, + d, well able WHITE W/'B0r, aged'St or ah tao Litohen work Must b rib Teferences._ Apply immediately, 920 ith st. n.w., Farragut Square. Att ANTED — IuuepiareLy — White NURSE, wages 8 te. 3 colored WOMEN cook, ash ans 10, 313. “Bung Ft ence. “8! mee. #26 F et. OE eth eit Waste. To fret: ane og TESTER: NM ery PLEO AS pale ch Mon " itr of rend So tlock pm. at A: CRARS ECD, 8, 316 and 318 7th Ww ANTED—" x REnT—A Paes h t of and sont ya oe of tires aduite ior Ca ee ‘ceed $300 per ply ly msit to # seare RIGGS & CO ee “WANTED “By a recpectfal white airs PGAGE in a private: fax iy as chambermaid and wait- ing or tewing, ofa piace for housework; 0. wash i hs Bow ies Machine. “Good Teferenoss. Ad- drets Box 4, Star oilice. o2tt-aet ANTE T—A white GIRL for housework st 109 W iveet street Georgetown: Family of tree nt Wi = tED—To Rext—Two aicely-furnished KOUMS, bath attached, private fanaily north estsection, near Departments. Address K ROOMS, Star cfice. octz8-3t" y ANTED—By a respectable colored Girl a PO- Waite et nice family ae chambermaid or Hei give best of reference. Addi Jere te LIZ- We Rent—A Furnished HJUSE, with ten or tweive rooms, ceatrelly located; to Board family in psyment for rent. Address stagny terms, &o., B. N., Star office. oot 28-3t' WANIED, Hye, neat and tidy American Wo- man a PLACK to do chamberwork and assist in the dining-room, or assist in washing and tron- {pe cr general housework in a small fSreat where there are uo small children. Address oral oa We Wan ANT! D_A SALESMAN ina = = ‘one who understands the business. K. eee) Star Warts By lady of exverionce and ability, SITUATION as fitter in 4 dressmak ng esta! Hehment; none but, first-class establishment need apply. Address L. R. B., 930 Est. n.w. oot27-3t V ANTED—Three communicating ROOMS, fur- ished or unfurnished, with soard,’ in a furictly firet-clasm private northern family; nelgh- borhood t_be unexceptionable; references an and required. Address Lock Box ob M2 a V of Music of Baltimore, et TION ne Organ- ist in a Protestant. church. t of references. AGdress ORGANIST, Star office. _oct25,27, 29: ANTED-FAMILIES to furnish with BELI- Ws tbe Sh ANTE; fry us; SERVANTS of giris; SEA’ TRAN fr ety an reference. BES PRIOR 60" epee W ANTES MILITANT DOUNTY LAND WAR. Soldiers’ Homestead. M8, and a oc! Gs uasD poe ‘oreten ae ill be LAM Men: Roona tit LeDroit Building. ———_—_—_—_—_—__—_—=2 WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—Everybody to try Whesteer) hand- Wane 1OE CREAM, at 0c. per iat 60, 15 pre gallon: at ist il octl-Sm ANTED—5, 004 WINTER SUITSAT OLOTHES fe clean st tthe f 1s eOsS" CLEANING DEPOT, eB ae only 8!. Goods TAN TED—By an ox-student of caters called for and 27 WixGapEaES to = = RESRES to remako, MOTH to ext from furniture, at Aci. GHACE & Bit.'3, ( aie Tia, ayonie, next to city post OMe. NTED—OLD GOULD and SILVER, in a Yor email quantities, Bliheat cach price valde S21 Peu'a ave.y between 8d 8 ‘auz20 ANTED—-S1 EAM q OARPET OLEANING iD W UPHOLSTERY in Ne ee aus20 616 rons avenue. ANSED—FEATHERS TO BENOVATE, ‘Mattresses to So ree and fine upholsterin ne: Moth exterminated by Fe YOUN: No. 1404 Pennsyly: wiles Hotel. a ane OU TO =eowen aoer I SELLA Wise class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, than a com- Sraniue, 6 Oppo ‘Os: bt OLD STAND, Ro. 619 Dat. BW. OF at Branen Stor )- 408 Sth st. nw. N ae eee @ buy but iret Rend Giotto md aue20 BOARDING. COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON FIRST AND recond fioors; also, 4 large ROOMS on 34 floor. “Table References given and require: 125 Md.ave.n.6., half square east of Capitol. 02 6* ANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOOMS OPPO- Site Deantifol park, with, of without BOARD, to $16 per month. 323 Missouri ave nw. .LDER. NE_ NICELY= FURNISHED ROOM, Mita BOARD, for $42.50, including fuel. te 3 large BOOM for $50, with Board and Tuc, 18 from Pre ‘CLASS ROOMS, en suite or sr heated and lichted ; with first-class BOARD; at No, 310 Indiana avenue. Terms reasonable. 'R. ce bara: of the St. George Holelnew Piney oint, Md. OARD.—Handsomely-furnished floor, five minutes Baer >} Terie fortwo Heat aod id gas), $15, fa Ae perine for two (heat and pas), month. Ad il Box 520, City P. ia sa 1101 ~ 13TH SIaEn SORTEWEST= ey furnisked =RUOMS, with HOABD: ‘house first class; location EES no Te ay ine RUOMS, heated an rhted, vn BLE BOARD, fom tee Der: rst-ciass TA sone, ioe B40 and #44 a month ; sincie Board, $40; excellent locatioa. No. wba) et it NW. Furnished RO! ch ee L214 Bom imi best location in ed ay ‘Terms 860 and #55 per month.” octas-Or Pear TRANSIENT ra on inuo, the WHOLE on PART ere apasoele Tues . or a Rished house, Mus. M.-T- SOUT Hiatt KF Olt Bent Newly and handsomel} edi %OOMS, Eepees or single, on iat 34 end 3d Boone with | Basa 2022 ey st, first ward, (Babccck’s how.) References required. octli-L CuEEREOH, AND PLEASANTLY FUENISHED OMS. TABLE BOARD. 939 K at. oct7-21t \HE TREMONT pores! offers Re "Diu fetectae Tor bis ana a3) Per month; house is aah wi steam, and every way desirable. Fo. BENT Atty ROOMS, furnished our. Ly pleasant locati at Noa. 31s, sie ad S18, Tndionataver wise ftst-class BOAHD 81s gad month SARAH FLAGLER. BepT-ly — ee, wict i LOOHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st. n.w., is one 6 coBiest ‘Dest 001 jest and 2 It Boarding inthe aaenet ‘at reasonable terms. LOST AND FOUND. REWAG) sie & GREEN PARROT. the above reward will be given if a to 388 Indiana ave. AYED—Thursday, October 28th Iai is SEAS BAY MARE, about 16 hands high, a hse bianket and sarcingle. Suitable reward if roturzed 1004 436 st. s.w. ‘oct29-2t" novi 1B RENT—} fart deem cal = Beast, 1 Ost new. ot 2 RENT—725 15th st. n.w. ‘l-furnis PaGcite cn sate Sha tingia’ Ane eae octag-3t* out tion. BR OE RENT. Three jesirable uofurnished all commu » OR Same floor, ‘oct29-St' south front «OOM, suit- ‘oEadaligntfal chamb r faraianed Fas oFRT Fe 1th sa. Se aa ARLOR aed iS new house centrally looateds So 2 Sor ee eae ene: eae ae REN €—November 51! m BRICK Ficus: 788 dinate 6., near Heh care, #10, advance.) Key next door. ovra)-3 (or 89 in advance.) Key next door.“ octal.” Foe BES RE! NT. Delightful BOOMS, furnished or south front, modern conveni- ences, Rico No. ita Maseacnuseits ave. n.w. 029-3t" RK RENT—No. 2223 13th af. n.w., 6 rooms, as, water and bath room. ia god order at nw. Tent of $17 per month. THO3. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. FF qe soe suite of BOOMS, Foe Sath gouthera np; partioalariy suitable ators or Mem! je unsarpasset local- ity of 921 G st. p. w. ctl 2w* OB RENT—With BOARD, in PManE suite of BOOMS. second floor, soath , third foor; locatien central, eh shalt HC Byst and Patent Oftves. 621 E st. —Ko. street. ne Ese Sittin ss | F a with poe Tv savers © me YOR RaNT. cor. 20th & L & 239 Wet brick 1S Beailand Monte'y. laree MAxtS; Aleo, ROOMN for itant and $0 owner. ? w. Le EAL KataTe Baoxen. aw. Bpriy' sour. ani ai, ost?9 Corser Sittrand Entrects morth west. FOR RENT—Seven-room Brick Hi a OB SALE. ordar, war and water, No. 1425 gos, street, wae an nile Bill, two blocks from 14th st. se pg, 605 1th et. D.w. ULI BIGRLOW & OO, Fe TESTO room HOUSE on 44st, aera improvements; good stand_for business. R ae ye Pr we inguire of GEO. MaiTindty, Fe, a nicely-furniahed oes ing ROOMS with private bath; soutserh expo- sure; private family; no children.’ 1921 H st. n.w. eS Fs KENT—Furnishea or unfurnished 14 ae HOUBE with stable, northwet corner 2d and Merket ste., Georgetown. Apply toA. 8. CAY- WooD, oot 9th st. nw. oct29-3e wht larwe and elegantly-furnisned Fa OOM: at sesitence 2 G st. nw, 17 with OF without Board. ‘This residence has for the | Piare been occujied by members of ta- ation +. oct: 29 Ot JOK RENT- lith st. n.w., 11 rooms $16; 116 Bridge st., Georzetowa, 1 ous. Bt. sw, 5 etore. Apply to a Fae RENT Ar $25 Pre Se 5 new Sat house adjoining. | In Quire at $26 Louisiana avemas EIS R RENT—A PARLOR and rae well = nished BETROU 38; references required. AD- ply at 915 New York ave.'n.w. 25-31" OR RENT —Nicely farnished ROOMS on second and third floor; pleasant locatioa: g-ntlemea referred : at No. 1249 9th et. n.w ect2s-3t* [}OR RENT—HOUSE No. 910 19th at. -» in Leires repair. wodern improvements, 12 roo A. WILSON & CO , 509 7th st. n.w. oo at OR RE INGLY OR EN Suite—Thres fur- nished ROOMS, second floor; private family; for gentlemen or gentiemsn and’ wife. Su Ox i octas-3t STORE, No. 1035 7thet , corner of ‘W., Suitable for Drug, Hat, Tei, or Fruit xtiires all in; rent reasonable. ohpoy at 640 L st.n.w. Im WOR RENT—Two elegantly oe ROOMS, en suite, second story: one single Front Boom. ‘O- ASth st. Dewey opposite Wormley’s Hotel. POR BENT—Two oF threo large ROOMS, anfar- nished, in a private family, "guitavle for hoase- Keeping; water and gas. apply at No. 619 9th st. oct28 Bi OR RENT—To 4 GENTLEMAN—One nicely far- nithed ROOM, with or without Board. Terms very reasovable. "1027 9th st, between Kand L DW octes-it Ok RENT—Only 16, to responsible tenany, iE, eight jarze rooms, stable and grounds 14th et., Just outside Boundary. Boer, nes 5 Btar oftles. eRY Low—A desirabie SUSE oa st., near 6th st.; nine rooms, cel- Isr, rele il raodern improvements. B. H. W. afer 916 F st_n.w. oct24-3t FRR RENT—Furnished_ PARLOB and BED- 10M ; also, Front Office Room, firat floor, far- hiched: Front Bedroomr, second ana third coraer 11th and G éts.n.w. Fo Be Ben be sone pe ee w., Doar cars, ‘htoom, latrcbe ee os Hy hots ‘ail in good order: A quire next door north. R RENT—Two unfarnished ROOMS = oe closet, on third floor; modern improvements. Kent $10 per month, gas and heat included. 1513 Vermont avenue, lowa Circle. oct23-3t* OB RENT—1943 Q st. n. or three un- Ftimened, aL conmantcating HOME on sscond floor, with board. Desirable location, and all modern improvements ;on line of street cars. 023-6° F%, RENT—To GenTLEMEN—Large oe haben jated bandsomely MS, Beco! pnd third floors, 90 New York avo. ; courentent to four lines of cars. oct28-1) FS REN Fig OOM, wit floors. 3t* Hest. n. w., Agee’ ee th Board; will rent to a geu- veman ; Peden improvements, hot cold water and first-class Board. Private family. _oct28-3." a ee B RENT—Elegant ten-room DWELLING, a "ih five acres of ground, stable, poultry housa ha 3¢ mile from city. Rent ouly $17 per ion Apply 1141 24th st., ‘to 1d o'clock a m. oom SENTCERIOR No. 934 C st. 6.w., ard bath; newly pay Rent $20. FaaMe No. 627 Rhode Isang avo now » S gona mewly papercd. Rent 16. ALBERT F FOX, N stn. 3 Fo TENT —Famiched or Unfurnished ROOMS, {ith or without Board, in s private femily: ePtlemen preferred. ferences 8: 1203 Ith at we, next tto the corner o on M cain, BRICK STABLE for rent. 28-30" OB SALE_—New HOUS! rooms, 2 bath Tooms, was combntea collar fa grates thrcughout, shard wood nish, dining room Entirely in wood, side lot, witn Lares shads trees: ‘Will exchange for smal'er House. May be be inept cted daily. Address or call at 1906 H st. ‘OR BENT—LAW OFFICES in Ganton Buila- ing: nesrly opposite Court Hense: Hooms 16x 15; hall 8 feet wi 9s, yunning ‘whole lenzth of baila and well ver: with ing; every rocm lighted connecting doors tor suites; peif-feeding stovos in every room : two water closets on each floor in con- nection with toilet rooms. ‘The most complete and. convenient building for the purpose in the re he ir 18 now Open for inapsction For 7 term ert at the oflice of THOS. EZ. WAG- Ga oct28-3t Firat NISHED eas 491 4th at., fret 4 Judiciary Square, F et. cars pass the oct27-4t* a RENT—No. 1119 10th st n.w., BRICS, 11 rooms. bath and cellar, modern conveniences, in thorough repair. Rent $40 per ae oie? on premises. 27-31 OR, RENT —Withont BOARD —A Scare suite of FURNISHED ROOMS, gas, hot and cold a open Bre. Apply 1112 18th st. u.w. {OR RENT—FRONT PARLOR, unfurnished, with beat and gas; ponth f ie agenda goes tien; private family. Al CK STA! Tent. 323 C st. n.w. ROE RENT To a private family ae Age a sirable and th wzhiy furnished USE, wing every convenience fora pleasant home 2i Grant Place. oct2T-w, .m3t* FS RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 6 rooms, gas, bath, cellar and large yard, near market. about four erates northwest of Government Printing (of - H. ARMES, 633 + Or 1443 a o 27. (OR RENT—H( = No. 1423 Sth st. it rooms, newly pepered and mee: overytitiag in Sret-clase order. Inquire on the premises or of B. SCOTT, . ¥. Avenue Hotal. oct27-6t* a BENT Ton Be o New Jereey ave. n.w. between F ‘and +9 8, with Dy weWee Rao SBN Noth st. nw seit a (OR RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, VATEAND AT AUCTION.—See Bailetin ‘4 aed on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. oot27-3t* ‘OR RENT—Three communicating ROOMS, third-story, furnishea or partly {armishor, house all modern improvements and recautly coed and papered. Apply at 1225 N st. n.w. OCD Set ae ee (OR RENT—HOUSE, No. 204 D st. n.w., nine rooms and bath room, in compete ordér, = and cold water, modern conveniences. st pass the door. Apply after 6 p.m. at No. Tos oh we octaT-3t* et. D.w. Fis RENT—The handsome furnished HOUSE 1925 F st.. now Soeusted by the Chinese embzs- garden ssion a gen on 1 3in ‘November. ‘Apoly at 1916 G st. oe Lostan, ORDER are OF the secretary of the Arlington Ooo} See i in faver of JOHN A. BinBU RN, for $372.50 (nura— Lered 915 ) he fades will 1 be st suil vpon cerns e to rorary s Le BY 7 Tih Bt. new: a “over PARK wits 3k stare. o .SPORTING GOODS. UST OUT!:— #100 vbel REDUCED TO $35!!! he ever cen in this coun mere boas Barrel Breech loading Shot hot Baad fine ascus Steel Barrels, stent bolted Retonsion Hib | Top Snap Action snd Piso unding Locks! Pistol. en aud Patent foap eee Double and 8: Fi-ing Pina! ‘the aie na richl; suacaved a ‘and clogant > sheet well and give perfect 6 satisfaction or money eeONLY 835, phate PRIGE $100. MEABA’S eeu ta ang Toe a U.S. Treas., os 541 tonics hop. U8) ost wolte Cs, irre, >» 403 and 406 7th st. mn. w. paDquansaes 308 THR WHITNEY CHILDBEN CARBIAGES, AROH- EBY AND FISHING TACELES; ORO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; Bicy- OLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGORS. Fe. RT ner mcanely, furnished ee and BED ROOM on second floor: uewly papered 7 eS as 5, oan eaey desir: th front Ro chil- bie FRONT HOI, sou! , snd SS Gren in rey BERT Elegant fo alga on second floors, all modern improvements, at woat've Vermont avers near McPherson 023-1 R RENT—18% 16th st., 9rooms, all modern provement room warmed by latrobe ana rauges colar con mer brick, three- Tet of t Nov. inquire at ‘house. BOW Wane, 910 Fat b.we octas-6t ENT—A handsome BRICK DWELLING, OR Market i Fer mal D. ©. ; contain- sonia pangs aud aeepod Bood'steed aha and Seiten sts Georwstown, 7.3 Jae wgiHes, 1B BENT—23 Iowa Circle, furnished, modern af een SESE AEy ees LEGS 1312 F st n.w. iT OF 818 171 roy i F whieh ioe = = 4 OR BENT “Low Weil farnished, one drat and ‘twoeecond floor front and rear ROOMS. centrale ly located: waa, bath, &o. 1012 E st. n.w. octl-Im* OR Sent nn ek an —& handsomely furnished FRONT BOOM. No snd no children. Terms other lodvers 121 B by Ivewster. These Carriages are in good end vill botuld chp. it. GRAHAM, Sta st. now. oct2- Iw: WR SALE — 285 Dey MAG. lance, gentle, Forno ceende ‘nw; nine years cla: foll tant givens Be score »R, OT Southeast corner er Penn syivenia ave. 00:29 3t* SOR SALE} Rovers DOGGY, asaniy uew. aiply to Mr. JAMES HOH sae BINS’ Carpenter hop, 1316 Marea meen > DW. octas Fort 7 Setave Win. Knabe & PAS eat harzain for! cath, at ee SUACIIS Piano Ware ave. oct23-3t* ‘oon Foes BALE—Second hand Brewster ORE atd COUPELETTE, "both medern style and in first claar’ or-ler. May be seen at DOWNEY'S Livery Stable, ® 1018 17a ibove Pa. tL. W. Paw SALE HORSE, BUGGY and HAR ree in xood order and wen a sbi 0 seme Bow. inquire 3 Cin able ing Geary's, rear of Congression: G Se theniaias: a octes-2t SALF_A very desirable, handsome, sound, BAY MARE, perfectly safe and y a lady; wil without fraid of steal ome 8 years ued D N’S Stables, ridge and iesiete ae Georgetown. cock ‘OR SALE—One new fre Cabinet Gi d EIANO for sale ata sacrifice, ss “a at by G. LI WILD & BRO: — ‘Sot aT oe Rk SALE —Oomplete set of TELEGRAPA LN- STRUMENTS, perfectly now. including te iecree Register. | Gan be necn at Dowiine's Auction Rocms, Star Buil oct22-eolw Foe TALE —Thrvogh sickness of owner, contents of Sone Btable, Somer ae of ‘WO HOI rewster & Co. (of New ork) Ree b ber ‘TOP BuGay. nearly hew : sso, PONY PHAETON; two sets HARNESS, BLANRET Louis, Meo: No. 1. Without ex: yeption the mest, safest and most wenteel FAMILY OAD MARE ta thecits: 1636 hands high, yeven yeara old, very atyligh and prompt driver, jearlees of steam, in 3 minutes, flowing mané aes ma a = every, respect irst-clase family seen to be appreciatad. Also, Bay Family HORSE, 15% hands, seven ze ars; er’e for sry one to Grive, ve ylish and fast tr. cler. ‘These Horses are sound and gentle in very respect. Satisfactory tris! allowed purchasers Fu kind. corner 28. to encou! immediate sales. Very low Brices asked. Se'l separate if desired. At Private Stable in rear of 815 15th st. n.w. octl6-2w* POE SALE A larve unmber of new and ssoond- hand CONPELETTES, LANDAU- LETTES, and CARKIAGES, such as’ stele ee pe Rockawaye, sume Beata, &e., &0.,’ at reduced prices. TB ogdizas A20-416 8th st. nw. Repa ring promptiyeteendled sep5-6m. UNT VERNON LAVERY, ee AND M& BALE STABLES, No. Horse es Go oo ee, fora pupes. &e.. for Hire, yastutred or wintered on my farm. 0; sn persot oF by serenons at any Ume promptly attended to. Several fine Family and Cou orses forsale. Terme “eepl6-bn F. W. MokLBOY. ABE FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND HEGANB FOR ALE UPON EASY eo wh PA sx at onsen MMO" _ ig i iith et. n. Ww. BUSINESS CHANCES. RB BALE—STOCK and FIXTURES of a neat Store cheap Ines stand. ret i for rent. Apply at 1746 ‘Sane st. Dow. A Goon TENANT WANTS A HOUSE renting Wat P. YOUN cal Retate ‘Broker, ae as 14d0' Now Tork avout. Wait =a eg Real Estate Broker. cct27-3t (Post) 1420 New York avenue. FFUENITCRE FOR SALE—A PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITE, worth 8350, wil be sold st a sacrifice if called for at 4.8. OHAGE ERO, Fine Uphi Pana ean Garpet Cleanere, 616 La. ave. sa a tind FOE SALE Handsome CORNER PROPERTY, located northwest; 11 rooms; hot and cald hath; ell modern improvements: southern expo- balconies. Address Box 82, Star ture, with Bice. oct21-26* FOR SALE Three story and bascment BRICK DWELLING, near Treasury Department, con- taining thirteen rooms; one of the most desirable pe cenee in the city juire of (OM, east mis Seth stack MONEY TO LOAN. rye Loan. proses ON peau ESTATE, Ix bums, 70 § At6 per eent ~ — aS ie 1 bet cant for small 0. HOLTZMAN, octlé ost and F sts. new. ) Nala TO LOAN. ‘e have OASW on hand to Loan in any sums sires. ‘on approved Real Estate e security. a No delay in completing tran: oclS-Im’ "THOS. J. FISHEH & CO 1923 F st.n.w. NEY TO LOAN, in lars mall Mees foal satiate, On one tine aed. See ae, Soe. LORE arctan 509 7th at. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. X 350,006, 72 . in Bums to°Sure, At Six eg Cent, On Heal Estate Securit Commissions Vers ates. J. V..N. HUYOK, Rest Estate A 89-3m "Office 1b Pa ave ‘Arlington Tas, DT. Mo™=™ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Set Fy ip hie gee pled ge er Also larger sums, as muny, be ‘and lowest ie a 3. H. WARNER, sugls 016 F street northwest PERSONAL. ME HF. WRIGHT, Cuaravovant and MaG- ‘NETIO Purartan, eminent success ia treating acute and chronic diseases. The suffer- ing sheuld calla at her residence, 600 6th st.. cor. of Fst. n.w. octa8 -2w' oJ ioiteres et EXAMINES TITLES, rey ee AS people, with al of liens on teal eee t. .W., 6 @. mn. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and from 3 to 5. ocll-Im* JHyALBURGER, successor to. P. LIBBEY, comer of Trand Fee aon ie bee Store, oy =! er Wes mite U. 8. P.O. = Sad aha A three-story FRA} 2 ;Yocation -n toan immediate a 7 i ry Monthly installaeat a’ : interest. A three story Press Brick H 22 rooms, war, water and bath: ita near L nw. : @good home on inve on cosy ferius. Also, # well- Joceted, a low figore. > Eo nrow! octal 115 F st. n.w. JOR SALE OR BENT ‘The larse Flouring i and Mansion House NYON'S MILL PROPERTY, situated on Keck Creek, north of the P-street bi dee, tnd within cay acoess from both Washing- t nand Gcorsstown, In adaitian to the Mi and the Mansion House, taining 10 Biteben, pentry and caller, Treperty consists of about 68 scree of Inna, table tor Basture laud wud market « igure of Commissioners Freedwat's ‘Trust Co., corner 24 Pa. avenue and Le orthwest. kcown as story Frame Hi story Frame It Etat Agent, 1216 F wtreet now. Ro RENT— Br BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL EstTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. Tenth and F streets northwest. Rime Intelligencer Bc Fur. h Grant Fur. house, F et. nw. Fur-b’ee, 16th now. im Maer ave. n.w...... 100 nee house ¥ et Fur. Swoon x et. nw. For house,Qst.n.w. 75 2030 Gst.n.w., Lire. and bath. T make no charwe to landlords for advertising ants Property, and keep it before the pubic con- city for sale. Houses in ev from 81, nan 000. Now is oct23_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10:h and F sts. nw. OB RENT "Thatelegant rew HOUSE, No. 2209 Pennsylvania ave, comer 234 etrest. 19 dniahtral reat fare nace, and allother modern improvements Large ' cS ee <4 — yards. is forrent, #60 per month. Rey 713 Market Space or 1918 Ps. av. & BENT— 1224 SIXTH ST. N.W.—Ten-room Brick, med- era imps. Price mC Ian 0 ENT, OR. ISTH ST, AND ew Y'YORK AVE. N.W. Upper part of ‘*Nairn Building,” containing 40 rood =a aged eaee eet ee ee in thorough repair and location one Washington ie er pIUREE, FIBST-CLABS STORES in ‘Nairn juiding,” 1719 RHODE ISLAND AVE N. Handsome Trick Ieeldonos, containing 15 rooms, | elevator and al. convenien: FOR SEVERAL FURNI! TteD a HOUSES in desirable Jocalttics Zor private femiies, BENT. 1416 y FOR ELEVENTH STREE’ tea-room brick, with mod. imps. Price pe month. 015 THOS. FISHER & ©O., 1223 *"F” st. n.w. —————— eee Bon. RENT—Four neariy new Brick HOUSES, 7 od. mp8 20 a IS ore, Stem ber (ay 15 hist. aie Dw. N.W.—Four-story Call for ose LIST OF Pinbbnities FOR SALE. Owners will do wi ete propery with us. Iwi secure prom rae eo _8ep29 Gioud Building. {08 Tht O POROQRAN BUILDING, Orroerre U. 8. URY, 15TH STARET. ‘or commmnnioat- —for 1088 Offices, Studios, eto. Water and ciogets on every floor. ‘and steam heat. =e for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. | LADIES GOODS. poz LARGEST LINE oF SINE PLUSH xp BEAVER HATS, LONG OSTRICH PLUMES, FANCY FEATHERS, Ero., South of New York, at a MES. J. P. PALMEB’S, Ro. 1207 F st. nw, Esters KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Button, » $1, $1.25 and 61.50 Per Pair. ectls ME. 8. J. MESSER, Darsswacrea j in COMDsC- re lor 8. T. TAYLOR'S Pat. TEBXe, fr SYSTEM OF CUTTING Ree 1308 - big N » B. VAN REUTH. PARISIAN MODES, W4LA2 Sth street northwest. ELEGANT WALKING, EVENING AND RECEP- NT WATT ON DuLSeES. LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS, Conrignment of JERSEY WAISTS and sr SASHES. “SWEEPS THE DECK,” HOSIERY, Beautiful styles and ri¢ht prices. UNDERWEAR, In great variety for —a Children west SKIRTS, FLannke and Vevvet, very handsome. GLOVES, Eid, Bog, Castor, ad, Sennen Ror Nees mee gentlemen. OOBSETS, An endless variety, 500. up. LACE FICHUS, And ready made Laces in Boanrs, Tres, &0. 2" Low Prices 1s aL. DEPARTMENTS. DOUGLAS®S, oct9 Oth street. - ME. WASHING hee FASH! RESSMAKING AND TRIMMING ad Bens, Pei vem See Gee et ae sine’ Py A. as rae: amma <1 YuTararnr ATTBACTIVE LIAE or UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFUEN- ISHING GOODS.