Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON- MONDAY. November 1, 1880. OO CROSBY 8S. NO fhe Evening Star has @ reguiar, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than doubie that of any other daily paver published in Washington, and equal totha ef all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ——————————————— ‘THE Sran office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper Dy mail an otherwise, news, or any information Or business can be sent dsy or night, = ebarwe. To-morrow. As to the presidential election to:morrow, Doth parties are on common ground, as to estimates and calculations. to a certain extent, Viz: that the south with its 138 electoral votes Will be solid for Hancock. The republicans concede this, but no more. They are disposed to claim a solid north forGarfleld. Late advices Indicate that the fight fs so close in the Pactfic states as to render it not improbable tha fornia and possibly Nevada may vote fo This, however, would fall very ta him, combined with the south ew York is the real battle ground ard its vote will, in all probability, settle the Fresiderey. Stnce the Ohio and Indiana elec- ublicans have been claiming New h great confidence, but, vhile they have conducted an aggressive and ible canvass, there are too many demozrats tn fTe state to warrant any republican in feeling atsoiutely easy and comfortable as to the re- fult. The democrats Insist that they need only to bold their party together and bring out their voters to carry the state; that they do not need any reerui's from the republicans. The repubd- lican managers claim that they are sure of thousands of votes that have heretofore been €ast for the democrats; that the ogposition of business men to a change politically, and the fear ot working men of injurious tariff legisla- lon by the democrats, assure the success of the fi They base their claim of a ancock. New upon the but the dem- ch more assured of the latter State than of New York. It Is evident that the democratic leaders will make the best possible fight for New York, and as goes that state so goes the Presiden: ‘The democrats maintain also, that Maine, Hampshire, Connecticut and Indiana are in doubt; which claim the Fepublicans scout as without foun ion. In a the republicans have altogether afidence in the result to-morrow, been several times remarked, this of political surprises, and the apparentiy well-grounded expectations of the republicans may be ag rudely upset to-morrow were those of the democrats prior to the October elections. For one thing, the electtons So far this ear show that each state Is a law to itself in voting. The big repubitcan majority in Vermont bad no perceptible effect on Maine, and the result tn Maine, adverse to the repub- Licans, counted for nothing against them tn Indiana and Obio. It is the turn of the demo- crats now to have the surprise in their favor, but with the probabilities rather against them. Whoever wins, tt fs to be hoped that he may be ected by a majority so large that there may be xo repetition of the feverish contest of 1576, ‘The Next Congress. ‘To-merr ection will determine the polit Ical complexion of the next Congress, but there areso maby very Close districts throughout the country that it isscarcely possible todo more than speculate as to the result. In many of the congressional districts local questions are Paramount tothe political issues and in some, Perscnal questions are made prominent. For instance, in the Louisville (Ky.) district there are two democratic candidates, owing to some Fersonal squabbles in the party, and it ts pos- sible that a republican may be elected, despite the democratic majority of thousands. In the first Minnesota district where there is a repub- Mean majority of 4,000 or ») there are two aepublican candidates owing to hosttilty ia that party to Mr. Dunnell, the sitting memyer, who ts running again, and it is posstble that the Gemocratic candidate may be elected. There are a number of districts in which the freenbackers have fused with one or the cther of the old parties, and should any of these fusion candidates be elected, there ts no way of telling how they would vote politically in the House. The gains made in Ohio and Indiana by the republicans have given them a good s'art towards securing a majority of the next House in the contest to-morrow, an¢ {f the con- tressional fight in every district was being Waged entirely upon political grounds, the chances would be in their favor. As ft stands, half a dozen of the close districts, where per. sonal cr political quarrels have impaired party crganization and led to the candidacy of inde- Pendents, may decide the control of the next House. With regard to the Semite, the out- look is favorable to republican control of that bedy by a very slight majority, perhaps not more than one or two votes, and it is not improbable tuat the vote of the Vice Preatdent May decide all party questions. The loss of a Senator tu Indiana was a serious one to the democrats. The reports trom Nevada seem to be somewhat favorable to the success of Mr. Fair, and that would offset the democratic 1033 im Indiana. The republicans are ciatming that they may carry the legislature 1 ness. owlng to the split in the dem of thal State, and this would almost certainly give them the control of the Senate. The democrats admit that they may lose the govern that State, but insist that the legislature ts saf% that it is certain to be tro‘led by democrats, though some of them will beloag to the low- tax or repudiation i of the party. Still there are two or more democratic candidates for the legislature in a number ot districts, and tiisw the bounds of probability for the States of New York, New and Connecticut the out- is favorable to the election of republicas ot, It 13 necessary thar the republicans should secure a Senator in each Of these States, to succeed the four democrats Tepresenting them in the present Seaate, in €rder to control that body after the fourth of ext srete = Should «=the == democrats keld a Senator tn either of these four States their possession of the S:nate would inmost assured. Democrats claim that they have the better prospect of electing a Majority of the California legislature, bat re- pudlicans pronounce thts absurd. The demo- erats of California have beea working for the legislature and have made an ageeement with the workinginen looking to the election of aU. 8. ator from that state. Tue states not named above which have new Senators next Winter are Delaware, Florida, Maryland, Mass1- chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missourt, Nebraska, Ohto, Rhode Island, Texas, irginfa, West Virginia and Wiseoa. h of these as have not already Senators are too firmly txed either political party or the other io admit of ALY question as to the result Yesterday (Sunday) the people of Switzerland Were culled upon to vote whether or no: a Tevision of the federal constitution should take Place.” The vote taken corresponds to our Presidential election; voting upon ameadmen:s Of the constitution being the only general voting ay throughout that country, a3 the presiden’, Of that republic is elected by congress In Join’ fession. Oa such occasions every yoter must be furnished through a federal officer (usua ly the postman) with @ printed copy of the que tion submitted to the people. In Uke manner the federal government furnishes each voter With a uniform ballot. Altogether the best item we have regard to Bernhardt fs the annou: pecarae she has paid tuto the United Sates treasury some $4 500 as customs On her millinery estab. Pshment and alleged works of art. Now tt she Would only pay a reasonable income tax oa the amount of free advertisiog she has received she ut almost rise to the dignity of a publte Dun- etcter. — ver may happen to-morrow, it looks as made a Justice Soy Teme Court or Alorney General, [paamine VELVETS AND SATINS. PERSIAN NOVELTIES, $2 QuaLity For $1.25. NEW SHAW NEW CLOAKINGS, FLANNEL SUITINGS. RICH PLAID DRESS GOODS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, BLACK DRESS SILK, EXTRA QUALITY, 81.50 TYLER,& CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), nov O18 7th st. n.w. WEI DE MEYER’S OATARRE CUBE. Unquest/onably the most important medi- cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms notonly alocal, but a constitutional cure st any etsge. One package generally suffices. Deliv- ered by Druggiste or by D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dew Street, N. ¥, $1.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free. ‘The afMlieted can refer to Geo. W. Laxertaut, 73 Biddle &t , Baltimore; Mr. ScHROEvER, 360 North Broadway ; Joun L. HERRING, c. Park av. & MeMechan St. ; Gro. G Prespusy, Prop. West End Hotel, Long Branch; Frayx Fraser, Gov't Printing Office, Washington: RB. K. Heruesstixe, Ebbitt House, Washington; Rey. Gro, E. Pratt, St. Stephens Recwory, Phila. ; Gen. L. C. Boors, Wilmington ; Rev. A. A. SumNent, Frederick, Md. ; Mie Armes, Oyera Prima Donna; Favr Bortos, the great awimmer, Flushiog, L 1. ; f£am'L BEwevict, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., ete. Areal cure cf Catarrh for 31.50! novl-eodeow EDUCTION IN PRICES. SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRICE! Best Wamsutta, unfinlsh 4, 75; finished, 90. Pest F. of the L. ay 7 ER A spect LTY. wikite T0'Oubs GENT'S FURNISHINGS. JAMES THOMPSON, Mansger of Thompson's Shirt Factory, novl_ $16 F st. m.w., opposite Patent Office. OW A DOLLAK CAN BE BAV. ED. cur LAD UI40N BOO! woe nication ef these xo0.8 w Ul com wat lan not boasting. W. 8. BICH, 77 Market Space. Se Kepairirg neatly exe.uted. novl NEON FISCBER’S, 1 RY CLEANING ste BENT ae. Teton ‘No. che @ GENTLEM! ALL KINDS CLEANED and DYED, VEILS LAC Es, GLOVES, Ete. . rPEOIALAY “tn “ cleanine fine EVENING ‘Thirty years experience. T-rms ov pas AND BERLIN HAVELOCKS. JACKETS, ULSTERS and DOLMANS. FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS. CAMEL’S HAIR and CHUSDA SHAWLS. SILK PLUSHES, BROGADED SATIN3. BARGAINS IN SILKS, 8ATIAS and VELVETS. BLACK and COLORED SATIN DE LYON, all shades and prices. SURAH SILKS, SATIN SURAG. BROCADE VELVETS, PLAID NOVELTI«S. CAMEL'S HAIRS, CHUDDAS and SERGE3 in «reat variety and at the lowest prices. ANTIQUE and NOTTINGH(\M LACE CUR- TAINS. MERINO UNDERWEAR, FANCY HOSIERY. NAVY BLUE and DARK GREEN OLOTH SUIT- S. NEW SILK HANDEERCHIEFS snd MUFFLERS. BF An insrection will repa! if GOOD-WEA MAKKET RY NE PRICE ONLY. PEBRY & BROTHER, Penn. ave., cor. Ith st. Established 1840. octs0, A NEW AND ISTINCTIVE PRO- Duct. FEANELIN MILLS COMPANY'S FINE FLOUR OF THE ENTIRE WHEAT Offers the most palatable and ttractive form, in Which al! the ipvixerating pri ties of the «fain as served. | Kepecially recon: led for dys- sone work a the nervous ) debiutated, iefente'and th SOLD TO es ion AND TO CONSUMERS. WN. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F st., cet30-2t Agent for District of Columbi: sll persoas in sxarch NG FABRICS at the LOWEST J M. & HR. COHEN, . DIAMOND BROKERS, AND SPECULATORS IN DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS 8TONES, 21105 Penna. avenue. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 FER CENT. §&% A FINE LINE OF Lab AND GENTs’ GOLD WATCHES AND FiN £ JEWELRY FOR SALE Low. oct30 E BLANKETS—Headquarters for Horse Hankets, Horse Covers, Lap Robes, Rubber Blankets, Rubber Costs, xc K. G. WHEELER. oet20-Im_ No. 201 + Opp. Center Market. iG WILK PAY ¥ MACHINES and get Ail Kinds always on ab repair y a8 good as new. All work warranted. Crdera by mat mdedt nuine Needies and ‘Attachments for all Ma- OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 Oth st. n.w., octs0 8t. Cloud Building. ((OUNTER casks For saLE. ‘A LOT OF PLATE GLASS METAL FRAMED COUNTER CASES IN GOOD CONDITION. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS. oct 1107 Penna. Avenue, Removar. Old Machines and make then SIDNEY T. NIMMO has removed to, his elegant New Wareroo1 439 7th street northwest Avent for the celebrated SHOSINGER ORGANS PIANOS of several No 1 makers. 30 IEE OUR Men's Suita and Boys’. Que $10 All Wool Suit, worth 812. » Bree Pats, Soc. “Long do.. 81 ap. men Pants . Sau. wold for dou me i 4 and 1916 Penna. « wore ana 10i8 ‘3. W. SELBY. orto STINEMETZ. S™SER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, wvites oe attention of Ladies tothe opening of FINE FURS, in Sacques, Beal linea 3 area rs avd Dolmans in satin de Lyon and 8S culieune Silks. Novelties for PI Ladies in ¥ugs, Collare ard Derby Hate. ‘all line of Chin- chia ara oher For Trimuing. octs0 Cotastay SAUSAGE, SOBAPPLE, So » Bor seer Saturday, Bh Su" ne rome alin octa8-} *\ 5. HOFFMAN SMITH. = \HOICE STOCK OF ENGLISH DIAGONALS, COATINGS. SUTTINGS, Bary of the above in lengtite multable. for Ladies ‘ters and geckain W. 8. TEEL. Merchant Tailor, oct29 ‘235 Pena’a ave. 'REAT D W SOULE & CO ide pra Shh OEY Write for particulars octll-eol2a a yA HANDMADE FBENCH UNDEBWEAB, EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. A very large purchase cf FINE FRENCH COT- TON UNDEBWEAK (sll hand embroidered) en- ables us to offer the PUBLIC WONDERFUL VALUB On our Ores CounTERs and marked in PLAIN FIGURES. Algo in Frencb, German and Domestic Corscts we offer the following SrEciAY. INDUCEMENTS, namely: A BPLENDID DOUBLE BUSK, SIDE STEELS, | yj SIDE LACED CORSET at 50 ~~nta. ASTILL NICER EMBROIDERED BUSK, SIDE STEEL, WELL MADE DOUBLE BUSK CORSET at 75 cents. We offer two styles CORSETS at 81, unsurpassed in intrinsic yalue—one an EXTRA LONG SPOON BUSK, SIDE LACED, HANDSOMELY EMBROI- DERED, and one other—our HUNDRED BONE EMBROIDERED GERMAN CORSET. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 706 and 709 Market Space. oct29 @;,G SIMMS, Family Drggist,, estab- WANTS.. FOR RENT AND SALE. SS FOR RENT AND SALE. LADIES GOODS. Waar ts trade DRY COWS for first-cl: FRESH. Address UOW, Stat saree = RAL “experience. APP Apply imumediag at esa ete ANTED—A DRUG CLEBK; ‘come ll recom- mended. Apply to 8B. aBEVE, Union. ENT—Furnish Unturni a ROOME RES Tudianssves st ahead BOOMS. Fonanbe ‘A lot of cod FURNITURI eae ible party only. Inguire at 3G. ° novi- FE KENT—13938 Qet. 1. private family, A,Twe Nice'y Furdished ve. ASS vin BOO) WANTED (hoapiraty PL ASTERS apply cor. 11th lina JOHN Gountet st. and south Caro ave. a NIED_A/ WOMAN 10 cook, wash oRn Bee at Tia iste ne family: sacle id colt tans Sa NS 3 | ANTED._By a young white man, 24 years old, wW 2 POSITION as ocachman t toa private family. |, or address, ppre ‘sa st. D.W. nov Wwe STED--By two white gilts PLACE sn aj vate family as chambermaid and cook: ence if required. x= 939 26th st. n w. novi WANTED Furie! shed ROOMS for light houre- keeping b by. three adults ; references given and required. Address A. B. B., Star office. nl-2t" ANTED-—By a white womans a Cea as cook or chambermaidin a private family wood 01 city reference. Apply 616 New York ave. n.w. It" W48tED— By a white girl a SITOATION mily, or gen rmaid in « private ‘htse workin wemall fami ty references. Address Box ANTED_by a white oman & PLACE to wash y day, or teke wesbipg to ane anes: nee t cites unens Address Mre EK nT TL SRL WSTED- Br an telixent young German lady, Or wottld taxe entire charge of at infant, Ade , OF would take colire charge of an infan! dren Box 18, Btar offices ie R BENT—405 @ Two Faraisei ROOMS, with & eee “improvement gentlemen chiy. Rovl-3t FOR RENT HOUSE 449 mass. ave. m.w.. con- taining eicht rooms, water and cas. aenquire on the memises. OR RENT Jommunicating ROOMS, in “Riley Bu lding,” southeast corner 9th and & sts. av- ply on the premiees. novi-3t Fae BENT HOU BE No. 729 8th st: nw., neat ice, 9 rooms; also, cellar and hath- Tou. “Apply fal Bret e e novi-3t* 1B BENT—To gentlemen, two well-furnis’ ed ROOMS on third floor, toxether Or separarc'r Xo other lodgers and no‘children. 1418 14th st. D.w. a lern conveniences. nol-3t* Fo. ENT—Two Nicely Furnished et bath attached, northwest est section, near Depart- mente, or back PARLOR. with ure of parlor, vri- vate famlly.” Address “WEST ERD,” Brar cifice, pt ae Sa a ‘OB BENT —A small private family having moe than they require would rent, with BOARD, PARLUE and THERE BEDROOMS; mod. iupe. ; location unexreptional; terms mod state” Addrisa Box tar office * Ww FOR RENT ROUSE No.2i0 Ast furwehed or unfurnished. ‘(OR RENT—Comfortable furnished ROOM f. Toe nee ut No. 1225 Fst p.w. WW ANIED—To rents moderate rized HOUBE, bet. F and O and 9th and 14th sts. n.w. ; oF (anfurnisned), same locality, for a Address J.H., Evening Star office. oe WwW ANLED—A first one cutter and fitter wishes ENGAGEMENTS to go out to firet-olaes 1 dies ty Cays or week; trims tasteful fashions 10d exact fit asered. Plesse Apply oF address, from 1 to 4 o'clock, S*I88 DREBSMAKER, 19a Penn- sylvania ave. novl 3t* BE ee W 42 12D_An unfurpished HOUSE In the We® End; rent between $90 aud G45, Addrecs B, W., 723 20th si W ANTE a Purchase twelve to a Of MILK. stata price for delivering at de atore. Addrees LAGE TEAL, Star office. oct WASTEL At once, at 1108 6th st. ina private family, a neat GIRL for cook and gen- eral hensework; no washing; references rejuired. G WANS DS twenty-ave olgred LABORERS to ilron FS 'T—STORE and EESIDENOE x “i ih st = n.W.; in good repair. $23 per month ‘OR RENT—Handeomely-farnished APART- F MENTS, double and single, at 1510 Hs street sor RENT—An OFFICE on first = os occupied by a Dentist with fine practics. No. ue teow ania avenue. ‘oct30-8t* Fe, —At 903 16th a withe SECOND FEOOR furnished or nnfurpiaied’ Bosra if desired. Also, single ROOMS. oct30 -3t* ‘OR RENT—For Hovsexerrine—Six rooms, nicely furnished, with all eonvenionces. Ref, erences exchanged. "No. 1741 18th st. 08 -3t* BB BENT— REET N. W.—Three. BRICK, with back buldine as roma, with ail Roprovements. “S20 SISTR GT-R W.—Te room Brick, mod- * —Ten- emu impd. Price 8831; per month. = COR. STH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Upper part of ‘Nai a containing 40 thoreteh are moder ge Sam ‘of the ‘best ia repair an ‘oue Washington for steal! hot 1719 RHODE ISLAND A: AVE’ N. W.—Handsome Brick x Residence, containing 15 —— elevator and | SEYERAL FUR JRED HOUSES in desirable ‘or private famiios, 016 THOS. $. FISBER & CO., 1299 “* st. now. Fo BENT— Bye. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat EsTaTe AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. ‘Tenth and F streets northwest. ‘and store,, 2 Fur house, 80 231 os sre ir Far honse:Qstaa.w. 75 Ofhice roma tute 2080 Gat aw, Le B's, from. $5t0 25 bath. ve $5 35Het.n.e 64s... 12 I make no charge to landlords for advertising eir Property, and keep it before the public con- city Tor eala, Ring House te crete eee ats on from 81,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. octs0_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n. ‘OR RENT. Two fornished and one aera modern convs Cetin ene ton. Won i200 10th st., near Nn 0t80-3t* ‘OR RENT—1521 I stroet ites of OOM. elegantly furnished, ‘trony and back acuthern exposure; en suite or sitgly; wih small private family. rE Rh RENT-HOUBE and 25 AC! oe = OUT ALDINGS, one mile from Uniontown. Im- 203, 8. WORTHINGTON, diate, posscasion. Pst Office, ane RENT AND SALES OF ee ae VATE ANDAT AUCTION.—See Bulletin ‘issued gr the Ist and 18th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th ®. n.w. oct30-3t* @ lished 1863, corner 14th at, 4 ‘work on te Hempfield vase, eo Enyaiciane’ prescriptions aapeciulty. Metric | per day. Apply at Plniadelphie louse, Poutievlin: or troy weights’ tsed in compounding prescrip- | hia ave. CW. TURNER, MoOABE. & BROS, tone, ‘oetad-lw. | Contractors. ‘oct att 5 J ANTE D—Permanently—Unexceptionable TA- QUE DSHAE PEE 100 FoR Wie eee faruly of northern PERIES' LISH VISITING CARDS, gecvle on Uspitol Hill, by a ventleman, for which PRiNgED tPA alan per month be paid. Address Bo “Only, Retabliehniout inthe City furnishing that | 739, Star cites: (vende? am 18 Wi cents) “eee asin ae ve WARITEDSAEEP, 109 to 200, 10 keep. on DEMPSEY, shares forone, to or three years.” Br ht, 0 peri i er cent a year; 60) neres of pasture. . Old Established House, SHAS, SUE, ecu O13 Pa. ave., cct29-3m betoreen 9th and 10th streets. COMBEMING ABOUT CLOTHING, READ THIS! IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST. WHAT YOU CAN DO AT A. STRAUS’. ‘You can buy a BUSINESS SUIT for 86; A BETTER ONE for 88. A good ALL WOOL SUIT for $10; A FINER ONE for 812; A STILL FINER ONE for 815. A genteel DRESS SUIT is offered at 810; ‘The BEST DRESS SUIT in the city atthe price, at $12. For a very nice DRESS SUIT ree those at $15. A fine French Diagonal DRESS SUIT, Suitable for dress or street wear, at 18. Handsome English DIAGONAL and WORSTED SUITS, eqnal to any custom made, st $20. FALL OVEROOATS in endless varicty at 37, 88, $10, $12, $15, $18 and $20. Immense assortment of PANTS, YOUTHS’, BOYS' and CHILDRENS’ SUITS. You can save money by purchasing your CLOTH- ING for yourself or boys by calling at Between 10th and 11th streets. D° ¥OU WANT AN OVERCOAT! ‘When £0 gre: tock is shown as we dis- play there are always an accumulation of one, two or three garments of lots that haye been sold out. In overcoats we have now about three hundred. There are prob- ably seventy-five kinds in the three hun- dredcosts. In order to move them rapidly we have marked them down since Monday Just as follows : $15 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 311. #17 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 812. $20 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT #15. $25 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 818. There are also a number of hand made silk lined Overcoats among these goods which we offer at $15, $18 and 820 that cost us double the money. A. SAKS & CO. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. 216 and 318 Seventh st. oct2¥ GBanp OPENING AT NOOT’S, ON AND 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’, MI AND CHILDREN’S LACE AND NAINSOOK DRESSES. WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE SOLE AGENCY FOR VOULLIEME'S PUBE FRENCH CANDIES B2-WE WITH PERFECT CONFIDENCE REC- OMMEND THESE FINE CANDIES TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania Ave., oct25-6t WASHINGTON, D. 0. ____, 719 wanenancan. 719 In order to clear our large stock of JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES, ‘Will sell at following very low prices: ‘Two-button, Three-button, Cal eazty willl sascrtment in g00d, at DAVIe’”, cct26-lw 719 Market &pace, cor. 8th st. Ente, ove. OE GooparoE. ATTORNEY-aT-1 my wt 1 Ay, Som at Calta ndtee- fre pee, | ES Jeats' ory Business 1d. perience. ‘quietly "at ‘ani igaty NTED_'To RextT—A genteel and well far- ener HOUSE, west of 13th and south of M to exceed $300 per month ply by mail to Bit scare MOOS & CO ect20) Winter anya, to oe with RELI. ABLE SEBVAN’ SERVANTS of all sorts: boy, iris: Bi THESES for city 381 ference. and,country. ail with re 926 F at ~AD- O. EF. Pint ANI ED-MILTTARY BOUNTY 3 LAND WAB- ANTS, Soidiers’ Homestead all binds of Land SORIP, for nis ch highest rates ‘will be paid. MJ. IN, Attor- t-Law, Row ti, PeDroit Buitstase aug 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED— HOR S to winter at #8 per month, on my country place ELROY, 190 1th et. newe PPY Foto. em yan TED Eo, body to try Wasner’s hand- made IOE CREAM, st 30c. per dts 32 ne 60c. ; 3 ats. 85c., or $1.15 per gallon: at 1015 ae st. <p w. Discount to dealers. 31 Ween 000 WINTER SUITS of Sraaes to clean at the Sey CLEANING Di DREOT, ney Price only 81.50. for and delivered ze 8ep28-270" V ANTRD—FEATHERS | to penovate, Be a ‘TRESSES to remake, EGE? toe: from furniture, at Avil. OHAGE & BHO, cn nae La. avenue, Lext to city post o ones sop ANTED—OLD GOLD and ‘SHLYER | in large or small quantities. Pe rod cash Brice paid. $21 Pen'a ave., between 8d 436 sts. auc20 Was STEAM. CARPET OLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its chee: BRO. 616 Louisiana avenile. ANTED FEAT! RENOVATE, Matt to remake and fine mph Moth exte:minated by. steam. By F. TOUN avenue, opposite Wi ed No. 1404 Pennsyly: Hotel. E FE RENT—Four delightful communicatng ROOMS, newly furnished for housekeeping, first ga or in suites; all modern im} Bre G Alsc, BED ROOMS second and third gh O06 teas FOR RENT—DWELLING Fo. 330 ro House in exceilent condition, 11 rooms, wide front, large hall roome, all modern improvements, side Sard, wel ished in oil paint throughout. oct30, novi&s OB BALE Tw desirable new HOUSES in rthwest, 1land 9 roome, well builtand bean Broly SO UMBEUMANNS THe New York sae G 5 New York av- oct30-208t enue. OR RENT—B8TORE 932 7th st. n.w. Tt is con- eldered one of the best business stands in the city and has been oorapied the past twenty, abe 78 a8 g,firet-clase boot and shoe store. Appl to FRANK uisiana avenue, or : BURNS. 1109 be Penna. ave. B0-ta FOE, BENT Three | communicating =a third-story, furnished or partly furnished, house all modern improvements and recantly panies we papered. Apply at 1225 N st. n.w. ,_well-furnished ROOM, sabato Mana singio, fine central locs- tion. octa9-3t* ‘OB RENT. Three very desirable unfurni-hed KOOMS, all communicating, on same floor, ‘Apply B04 Senet. n.w. oct29-3t* ‘OR RENT. Five room BRICK HOUBE, 733 4th n.¢., near H st. cars, 810, (or $0 in ad- vanes De Key bext door. oct29-3i" FR RENT—705 llth st. n.w., handsomely-fur- Dished PARLOR and BEDROOM on first floor; new house centrally locat oct29-6t* Fe TENT Dole ROOMS, furnished or uth frou®, modern coavel ences, at Non 1441 Maneachusttta see: D.w. 029-3 BENT—No. 2228 13th st. n.w., 6 rooms, was, water and bath room. in good order CRY rent of $17 per month. THOS. . WAGGA 519 71 ‘OR TE Resrean room HOUSE on 4a. anes improvements; good stand for business. Ret #25 per month. inquire of GEO. MaTIINGLY, « ED—YOU TO KNOW THAT I mer A frst-claes Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much pee eae a ureat cea poueaver ‘than 3 com- mich tew suit can be SUBTH'S OLD STAND, or at Branch Bt st. n.w. x. 7 “We buy but first- Fe BENT—Two nicely-furnished =e ing ROOMS with private bath; Soutuerh expo- sure; are; private family; no children. 1 (921 H st. uw. FOE BENT Furnished or unfurnished 14 room HOUSE with stable, northwest corner, 2d, and erket sta., Georgetown. APD = Wood, lesother nw AP ‘oct39 Sut BOARDING. CURE UL AND PER AReNT LY FURNISHED J RUOMS. TABLE BOARD. 939 K st. nol-lw* BR RENT—Fight large and: eegantiy= ee ROOMS at residence 2017 G st. n.w., with Without Board. ‘This residence has forthe last. 16 Paarl been occupied by members of ven ee lezations. 9 Gt Ques or aa ROOMS on first and second floors: open erate Ava bathe ‘Also single rooms. Table board. strest, opposite Franklin Park. Seta OE (OMMUNICATING ROOMS ON FIRST AND second floors; alto, 2 large ROOMS ou 3d floor. rd.’ References given and required. 115 Ma.ave. half square east of Capi'ol. 029 6° O NE NICELY-FURNISHED ROOM, WITH bCARD, for 42.50, inclading fuel. Also, Pes ROOM for 850, with Board and BIO 5 BE PEE -CLASS ROOMS, en suite or single: heated and lighted; with first-class BOARD; at », 310 Indiana svenue. Terme reasonable. it a of the St. George Hotel, nee ae 29-2107 ‘rom State, War and unexceptiouable. 75 per month. Ad- oct29. 3t* Navy ‘Depiaenies loc: Terms for two (heat a seit a8), 8 dress Box 520, City P. PB a SIENT AND DAY BOARD. at No. 827 Vermont avenue n.w. ; a’s0, the WHOLE or PART of a handsomely-fur nished eu Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL. oe a F& ROORS, aoe end arate is ity ae , commiunioating of slugle, on. 1s and fd floors, with Board, at 2022 G st’, first ward, (Babcock's Kow ) seen) required. on 1-Im* I[BE FREMONT HOUSE offers oot ROOMS, with fret-clase Hotel Bosra: for eas Bee ws per month; house is well furnish ed, heated with steam, and every way desirable. ‘OR RENT—Aii BOO se furnished or ut ae Fokteatn mn aa locat tion, at Nog. $14, ais wae Indiana ave. Also first-clasa month SARAH FLAGLER. pty pus ae YOCHIEL nOUEE 612 9th st. n. vse iene Hous fe, costest an conducted Boarding 18 city. lers accommo- dated at reasonable novia LOST AND FOUND. Losts BUS ot KEYS. Finder please de- ver them to Delivery Olerk City Post Office or Rocm 45_Le Droit Building, and receive reward. 1* Fi iE pear ith st. n-w., 11 room: Be oe 1 erwis store. “Apply to Ar 5 f.w., store. ADD! othetsm my oct29-3ie OR RENT—AT $25 Pua. Noses Ouse No. 1213 Gst n.w. Ke use adjoining. In- autre at 926 Lovirlans vente.” oct28-1m Fe RENT—STORE, No. poses 7th st , corner of Lu.w., suitable for Drug, Hat, Tes, or Fruit fixtures all in; rent reasonable. Cae at sobetnw ‘OB KENT—1343 Q st. n. furnished, ‘conmanienting Wi mg BOOMS on ecoond floor, with board. Desirable location, and. all modern improvements on lineof atrect cars. 028-6" ‘OR RENT—To ee well- sea lated handsomely. MB, seco and third floors, 920 New York aye. ; convenient t to four lines of care, oct23-1w? OR SALE—New HOUSE, 17 rooms, 2 bath rooms, wath room, cemented cellar, furnace, grates thrcughout, hard wood fi dining room Entirely in wood, side lot. with Iaexe shade tress, Will exchange for emailer Honge, May be ingp o'ed daily. Address or call at 1906 H st. oct23-1m' Ok RENT FRONT PARLOR, unfurnished, with beat and | uth front: splendia, loca~ ‘Also, BRICK 5: f or three ui rent: OR BENT_HOUSE, No. 1423 8th st. il newly y papered. and painted, everytitiase jase order. Inquire on the premises or of JNO B. ‘SOOT, N. Y¥. Avenue Hotel. o2t27-6t* OB RENT_HOUSE, 613 New Jersey ave. tween FandG sts.. 9 Foon, Without batil room modern imps. in good rep: rent Loy ap. Diy to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 15th st. new. ¢ Fits RENT—The handsome furnished a age Fet., now oooupled by the Chinass embas- garden att: Possession given on ibin Nowaee: es at l916Gst. _gct26 Gt" Fe RENT—Handsomely furnished PARLOR and BED ROOM on second floor: newly papsred an@ painted ; all modern convenience 2 per fectly private and, @ ucts at Nay Gur Es ae of Ne between 1th and 6-61 aE: OUND—Came to my, premises on Saturday. October 30, a BED Hn Owner can Dave same by calling at No. 618 Korth Capt- gf tol rt. and proving property. Fe RENT—To a private family ee sirable and thorouchly furnished HOU) having every convenience fora pleasant home rapt = m3t* Fo BENT. FOR BENT. FOR RENT. ‘20 & K ete. 8 Beailand Monta’ "Alco Books i Rent and Property for W. B. WILCOX, Rea Esrate Buoxer. oct29 woe 2hth and I streets north wert Ok SALE. A three-story FRAME HO HOUSE, 7 rooms, gas and Prater, renting for $20 to a good tenant: location on st., Lear corner of 15th ;price toan imme Liste xod nsicmer 81.£00-on monthly installments: at low rate of interest. A three story Press Brick HOU SE, 12 rocme, gas, water and bath: situated on 6th st. ear Ln.w.; agood home on investment: 3,7 on easy terms. Aiso, a wi by 8 low fure. F a7 1115 F st. u.w. FOR SALE OR REN The large Flouring ‘Mill and Mansion House known as situated on Rock Ci north. of the P-stroet bridge, and within casy acocss from both Washiox- ton ani Tn addition to the Mi) and the Mansion Honse, gutaining 10 rooms, kitchen, pantry and oallar, ‘be property consists of ‘abou 65 acres of land, suitable for pasture land snd market warden. eee of Commissioners man's Saving ‘ust Oo., corner of Va. avenue and 1554 « LYON'S MILL PROPERTY, Creek, and Dorthwest. FOE, BENT. Four neariy new Brick HOUSES, 7 Fe imps. jonth. Call for our LIST OF HOUSES FOR RENT. Gall for our LIST OF PROPERTTES FOR BALE. nee thelr y with and oN SHERMAN & CO. * Building. RAN BUILDING Y, 16TH STREET. Rooms—aingly or Binds ea wa =) a = LB satis ato am ioe ‘Taguire of the Janiton: FOR SALE. Fis. set 0 year oe GGY a sees Horse 6 years old zentle: busy nearly new. Can ie, aren at Seg (EaDING HAR & WIDDICOMBE: Liv- aa 1327 H st.n.w. This very cheaj movl-2at kind and Fe 1B SALE—BAY MARE. 7 years K kentle; sold for no fault; owner hi no further’ ‘use for her. Inquire at we 38 PEs SALEDET 1@ STORE, pone = ae no cash required; Eeeed, a m other business. ‘Address Tox. a a OASBIAGES ae JUPES Por SA H HIRE” Of RGR. Oniers pao promptly at Mt. vernon Livery Miables. Several fine Family Horses for fale. 1236 12th st. n.w. oct30-6m. FR Se A eh LORSOUT Horse, now Whips, Robes, &c. Horse, Jet black, kind and gentle; a perfect beauty’: ca feta lag lege than th three minutes. Will - Bold low. oe OUNT VERNON ‘LIVERY: STABLE, oct30-2 1236 12th st OR SALE—A Light COU. Sie = Dy Wood Bro., New eo Fork: ales Goupe,” by Brewster, one by J. Brewster. ese Onrriagen are in 00d: oréer, and will be told cheap. B. H. GRAHAM, 410-416 Sta Bt. n.w. ocl29-lw ‘OR “BALE—Second COUPE and COUPELENTE. bad Doth incdern style and in first class’ order May be seen St DOWNES Livery Btabie, 1013 17th stn.W. Oota3-20 Pas RALE—One new Btiefl C: abinet Grand PIANO for ane oe a ractitice, if sold at sah AR once, by G. L. WILD & BRO. st. nw. Es SALE—A large number of new and second- hand bears re LANDAC-, TES, and OABRIAGES, such as Coupe Rockaways, Jump "sent lon Tops, Be . Ko. at reduced prices. SOBT. GRAHAM, a0 ot. n.w. Repairing promptiyattentied eep5-6m, MONEY TO LOAN. ___ T° LOAN, prouEY ON BEAL ESTATE, IN EUMS TO At6 per cent tor r large aid? percent for smell sums. Ni KC On HOLTZMAN, ect3o 10% and F sts. new. MOF To LOAN. We bave OASB on hand to to Loan fi sired, on spproved te sec sanity. No Geiay in cor mupleting trankactio cclb-im THOS. FISHERS CO. 1323 F et. 2. we y sums de- OST—Sunday, pair GOLD SPROTACLES, Lite Sing frou State Department .n.w. Reward ish at 19u8 Vermont enue. M. W. Fi at Since Nia as ight Jast, ae residence of owner, 120 Macsachusetts avenue n.6., WHITE BULL TERRIER GYP. Liberal, roward for return of the same. novl-6t* OST—AN ORDER drawn by the secretai ot the Arlircton mu Cooperative Building aesociatio TLBULN, for $372.60. Caurt bered 915 ) ‘the fuder will be suitably rewarded upon leaving the same to the poorota J.J. ED- SON, 627 7h st. n.w., over PARKER'S book store. oct I 70) ft ROO! orth: southern crenee ez pareulany muitebls Senators or M. e unsurpassed local- ‘or fem} iforora se a. W. Oat Bee Fxodet Ree with BOARD, Sree it suite of ud floor, south front; also, front hint Reset iosakiee oneal within half boars ot Pest and Patent Offices. 621 Eat. n. vt 7 SENTOSanT ROOMS dslignttalty Ue tuated : singly or en suite: house on ret clacs; private family. 1939 L st. n.w. 016-3w* ‘OR RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS on second and third fi joors, all modern improvements, at 1027 Vermontave., bear McPherson Square. 025-3w BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OK SALE—MILK tbock ana fico sell eta stock and fixt TUrOs, OF Tent 96) d reasons for selling. aa Gress Box 149, Star Oise. oc {OK SALE-STOCK and poke (teh relond a sat F Grocery Btore cheao ‘business stand. oe torrent. Apply at 1746 Sih et. aw. oc FOE Se pecans, CORRES, POTEET, ALK—Handoome OOBRER PROPERTY hs ail medern improvementes Bouthern expos 4 with balconies. Address ‘Box e278 oar ot Fo SALE—Three story and ae ee DWELLING, near Treasury Departme: desisatla iaining thirteen tooms; one of the most desirable esldehcen in the ety Inquire o N. THOM, oe amis oth street us Ww. QO™ 45D 4FTER NOVEMSEE 1 2880, THE JEWELE® BUSINESS Conducted by the late SAM'L LEWIS since 1840, Wit Bx Oontimep By ‘E. J. AND FRANK M. LEWIS, ‘Under the firm name of SAW’L LEWIS’ SONS, 1216 Penysylvania ave, — WASHINGTON, D. 0. VETERINARY HEADQUARTERS. 409 Fourteenth Street. Ski testator ty ea it for Sick or a ration int aif’ caste oa submitved, octlé ROBT SMITH & CO. R SALE—Thres-sto1 Brick BE Esce. 124 Est pow. side Lot, shade es beautiful flower grounds: palin a eae o 'LLE! der, Apply at above ‘No. HOB O. FULLEE POR, RENT Handeomely-farnished | ROOMS, single or en sui t With or without board, ai low rates, in the deliettrully situated Cee ern 436 M st. n.w. RENT— fine RESIDENCE, No. a ae oe ee ‘NT—A pescinced BRICK TRELLIS: cre ~ Geomretown, D0. contain “tat ‘station: ing fifteen Ross FOOM, Dany, rar nttacneds APD OPS, & JM. War SS ilen st; Goorsetown, R RENT—No. 502 ar “Oa car ous ‘bested by two 3 every room I aes a SBMS B10 iF octl4~ He ito! = new sthroom 4, iera ; larga ac closet: Lot Baxt; wi sell 01 terme. Appiy to owner. JOHN T. et.n.w. MoXex 70. LOAN, in large or small sums, on real estate, on lobg time and at low rates of in M. M. RonnER, LOAN. XM ‘ONEY TO i TO LOAN InN ig tes Lyon F Commissions Very On Besl Estate |. HT REAL Estate AGEnr, 19-5)” OftiGe 1605 Ps. aves Avlintton Tas: DTG. Mo TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE. 1150, $350, 500 to loan. Also larger sum, aan ae . ed ee B. H. WARNER, auglé street northwest PERSONAL. —Letter rot reccived oe pom. ‘Will accede. Name y RS. H = SRIGEE, CLATRVOYANT and ee NETIC PuysicisN, has eminent Fnocees, in preating acute and chronic diacecee. {fhe sutter- ing ae avcae at her residence, 600 6th st. ots 2" are Ss EXAMINES TITL He Meee | as J ithe responsibility of people, a oes of , 6a. m. liens on real estat pm. ‘Always in before 9 ahd from 2 to 5. ocll-Im* y_H. ALBURGER, sucosseor toT. P. TW Seteonan reser 7 LIT, ste U. 8. POs eopis "—Low—Well-farnizhed, one first and : ja and rear ROOMS, central- located: gas, bath, &c. 1012 E st. n.w. octl-Im* io other lpdrart furnished auned FHOWT HOOK.” Wo ECOND- CLOTHING BOUGHT se ee tat or dio HE lee ale asta den omer ES oe CaN USE {T, Bosman si = iret Premit at tees Far T. McKENNEY, ao dist Weuting and repairing. T= LARGEST LINE OF INE PLUSH axp BEAVER EATS, LONG OSTBIOH PLUMES, FANCY FEATHERS, Ero. South of New York, at MHS. J. F. PALMER'S, No. 1207 F st. nw, MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Button, TSe., 81, 81.25 and 81.6) Per Pair. ects Ms, c. 5.3. MESSER, Darsen servo in hb Awency for 8. T. TAYLOR'S EAT. TERN SuSiE 0) GorriNe, &o., —— ya. oma M™=- B. VAN REUTH. PARISIAN MODES, 2122 ASth strect northwest. ELEGANT walt low bike AND RECEP- LATEST NOVEL: LTINS IN DR DRPSS TRIMMINGS, NS, E Consignment of JERSEY WAISTS and P oot) “SWEEPS THE DECK,” HOSIERY, Beautiful styles and richt prices. UNDERWEAR, ~ In great varioty for Ladies and Children at lowest 4 sEInTS, FLANnet and VeLvert, very handsome GLOVES, Kid, Dog, Castor, and Cashmere for ladies and gentlemen Best Gossaarens. CORSETS, An endlees variety, 500. up. LACE FICHUS, And ready made Laces in Scanrs, Tres, &o. 82" Low Puicks oy ALL DeranrMEnrs. D athe i G@Lases, street. PASHT DEEEaAN ben AND GTON, NABI TRIM superior style st‘short notice. iediice can bave Drosees Cut and Basted, anda perfect ft quaraa- o ma LL THE LATEST migra PALTFRN PONNETS RERY GOODS, DRESS J TRIS Beka three styles of FRI ENTS... LACES tue KID Vv ES, LA BIRSES CLOAKS, OAULMERE WRAPPERS, 2nd aly the moat recent Novulties M. WILLIAN. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris; 907 Pa.ave. or {bthers Dyed, Curied and G.caned equal to new ops ADIES’ AND CHILDKEN'S SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Perfect satisfaction xuaranteed. JAS. H. ory? T MAKER, LADIES" a ecae suK2 Opposite U. 8. Patent Oflice: BOOTS AND SHOES. on VOTE TT sor OF THE PEOPLE For SELIING THE CHEAPEST RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES Fine Calf Sewed Boots, 83.00 to Hunters’, Butchers’ and Brewers’ 4 Our Matchless $1.60 Gaiters and Shoes. The Regulation . em | Siem tao 1 a ‘The Fin 4 83.00 Oa! ies’ Kid Button, $1.25, s' Best Kid Button, ®: 60 t nA. 00 Pebble Button, $1.00t a Pine Strayht a Burtor “* Gloye Kid and Cait s+ Best Oct: Pooxa Button, 82 [0 t0 83.60. “ yo lined Cloth Slippers, 6 Boys an 3c. ah ‘alf and Kip Boots, $1.25 ap. ‘Misses’ Sou Button Boots, #1,00 and ap, Commen Sense Saces (low Liesl, broad toe,) all White si Suppers and Pumys for Dancing. oct29-1w GBAND openine OF THE BRANCH BOSTON SHOR AUCTION HOUSE, 659 Penn. Avenue. Sovrneast, Carrrot Hm, ‘Will be Opened from BATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, iat) Entire Week. fort the Benefit of oe! ae Feito Ospitol Hill, Ne % ‘Surrounding Country, Witue STOCK OF GOODS ‘THAT Has NEVER BEEN EQUALED IN THIS SECIION OF THE CITY. LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. DON'T FORGET 491 Penn. Avenue, ef BE OUNTINUED SAME AS BEFORE. la AT HALF THEIB VALUE. Opps axp Enns oF GENT'S FINE BOOTS AND GAITERS LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BUTTON. MISSES AND BOYS’ SCHOOL BHOES. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. L. HEILBRUN, No, 402 7th st, Bign of ‘*The Old Woman in Window." _oct13 NEW YORE snox sone, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. Be Beart. EVELV THING "AN. REPRESENTED. ony Sieg se for Goods Returned. ‘A Job lot of 500 pairs LADI TON BOOTS for 82.00, worth $3.00. sepz3 GEO. McCOARTHY. SPORTING GOODS. yusrour:: does, GUS REDUCED TO $35 bargain ever seen in this coun: tae an ed G Sroey Barrei Breech dcigowed Shot dis in sol Damasons Bteel Barrels, wi pt Bolted Extsptlon Rib! Tos Snap Action sud ‘bounding bar Pistol Grip and Patent Snap Forend ! Double Bolts aud Said Firiue Pract The whole gun is richly engraved elegant in Geeign and finish Trial giren and inted to shoot well and give perfect satisfaction oF money ‘ONLY $35, FORMER PRICE 8100. O™MEAHA'S Soerting pears. cor, 15th and F, opp. U.8.Treas., d 521 5 . U.8. Post Offices. “Catalogues fres to all ootts (CB: BUPFEBT, Hos. 403 and 405 7th st. =. w. HEADQUARTEES FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; CRO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WaGons. 4y24- AT Paices 50 Surr THE Trams. Zs aa ae