Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. GTON.- Famay oN eae 5. 1880. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editore The Evening Star hasa regular, perma- published in Washington, and equal totha Or business can be sent day or night, free of © barge. So ————————— The Double Sheet To-morrow, Tus Stan will be published to morrow in doubie-sheet form of fifty-six columns. The exceptionally large circulation of these favorite issues mske them peculiarly valuable to adver tisers and news dealers, who are requested to Sen din their orders for the next edition at th earliest mcment practicable. There were 2,002 new adve! ments printed in October. Solid No Longer. Immediately following the news of Hancock's defeat the south began to realize that its demo- y Was among the doomed issues, Tue ,cople of that section seam quick to dis- cover that there {snothing but political disaster tnaintenance of sectional ques- The Louisville Courier—Jovrne!, m dis cussing editorially the election, its results and effects, says it 1s “clear that the existing aliga- ment of purties can not endure, and, as we get away from the misleading sentimental and sec- tional polities which hasso long played into the bands of the wicked and the weak, we may fairly hope that the material well-being of the country, embracing questions whicy appeal to the business men, will replace our horrizontal with perpendicular Itnes of political diacusston, With the break up of the so €an no longer be held solid, time a break-up of the solid North.’ The Port th (Va.) Daily Times, a congerva- he contest through which we have just passed, as well as all that bas preceded it since the day which Sealed the fate of the ‘lost cause, proves beyond a doubt that It is nothing but a war of @ solid north against a solid south—and the time has now come when there must be a change. It is the sheerest of all follies to undertake to wage @ great national political contest under the mame of democracy. In this generation it can never Win. Jt isregarded as but the synonym Of southern hate and rebelifon, and trasmuch a8 It has lost all of its distinctive features as Teal democracy, the sooner the obsolete name 1s, abandoned the better for all In the south.” ‘The Charieston (S. C.) News says the conquer- ers in the war of rebellion are not willing to be ruled by the conquered, “nor would the south have been if Grant nstead of Lee had surren- dered his army ffteen yearssine. Io losing Politically the south loses in pocket and in Peace of mind. Will the south remain on the osing side, and If so on what terms and for What purpose? The southern people, we fancy, Will make themselves heard on this subjeci before the winter is past.” The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle says significantly “ihe south has for the last time been taken lamb-like to the slaughter.” The Savannah Nes, one of the most infuen- tial democratic papers of Georgia, says the south has nothing to hope for from the sec- <ional issue, and that after deliberate refiection it will suggest “the proper course, dictated by policy and interest alike to the south, under existing circumstances.” The southern journals generally are taking the position that the states lately tn rebellion must not continue vo give force and effect to the argument that they are SUll hostile to the government, but what course, politically, ought to be adopted, ts 2 question by DO meaus easy of solution. The bugbear which the white people of those states fear is described by them to be “negrorule.” They are afraid that a division of the whites will enable the colored element, by voting together, toobtaln political control in the states, or a number of them, at least. Should the tariff question become a political issue, it would divide the south at once. Louisiana, South Carclina, and perhaps, Georgia, would be likely to favor protection, while nthersof the southern States would vote for free trade. Whatever ‘shape p “al questions may assume, it is now Pretty certain that a solid democratic south Will Hot figure in another election. ——~---_____ In nearly all our exchanges from the larger cities the position taken by Lieut. Greene that the unsightly telegraph poles should be removed from the streets of Washington is commended inthe highest degree. Many of our cotempe- Farles go farther than this, indeed, and demand that the same rule shall be applied and enforced in their own particular localities. This Is in the order of natural progress. What was tol- erated im {ls day of small things and when there Was an apparent necessity for It, is to be rejected aud cast out when it becomes a public abusc, aud when there no longer exists a valid excuse forii, Telegraph poles and wires sus pended in mid-air are not now allowed in the principal European cities, and they should not be permitted tn the principal cities of the United States. Because it has been found convenient and economical wires along to string the the top of tall poles througn Settled districts of country, it same practice should be suffered to prevail In closely buiit and densely populated cities, where all the condi- Uons of the situation are different, Not only are the p and wires which obstruct city streets unsightly and the sources of inconven- tence, but they stand in the way of the growta of if they donot actually destroy the trees, Which are the beauty and pride of every local- ity. They are furtuermore dangerous to life and limb to acertain extent. The telegraph companies will therefore do well to anticipate Pubite sentiment on this subject, Instead of try- ing to defeat 1t. The mere interest of wealthy and power(ul corporations cannot be allowed to stand long inthe way of the pubdiic will de- manding public rights, Washington has the distinction—good or bad,—ot being one of the few cities in the civil- ized world that maintains corporal punishment in the pul Sebools. It has long been dis- carded In France, Austria, Prussia and Holland, and for the last ten years has been prohibited im the city of New York. The result has bees 80 satisiactory where tried that nobody thinks of restoring this brutual punishment in the schools. In New York it 1s stated that since the abolition of this mode of punishment there are fewer dis missals from schools for misbehavior and that {t ts found that kindness, asa rule, has greater influence in securing discipline and respect than physical force. In Boston corporal punishment ts kept up in a modified form, but is yet considered so objectionable that the com- mittee upon schools are discussing the question Of its abolition. It certainly seems an incon- sistency that, while we are so tender in regard to whipping robust, hardened criminals, asa mode of punishment, we submit our tender Young children to be Deaten, at the risk of thetr lives, by any quick-tempered teacher. —_____ose- ‘When democracy has fafled to hold its own in Missouri and Kentucky, what could the party expect from the doubtful northern states, In Louisville the republicans came very near elect- Ing a Congressman, and they have carried the Gemocratic city of St. it. Louis, electing all of the Mmportant city and county officers. Whatever the democrats may do in tuture, it 13 evident they will never place Mr, Barnum at the head Of another campaign. ——_---_____ Even if the democrats succeed in maintaining the organization of the Senate, they lose two of their ablest leaders—Thurman and McDonald. ‘Mr. Bayard will have the privilege ot choosing between the chairmanship of the finance com. ‘taittee and that of the judiciary committee, put be will, no doubt, prefer his present chairman. ‘Ship, and that will place Mr. Gariand, of arx., at the head of the judiciary committee. Senator Harris, of Tenn., will probably prefer to remain at the head of the committee on the District ot Columbia. It is admitted among the democracy that they need leadership more than anything ise, and many of them are hoping that the late Gisasters, while retiring old leaders, wi!l bring forth bew ones with greater energy and ability. Evwm M. Le J” CART «RIGHT N ‘OW THAT THEELECTION 18 OVER AND WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE, WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST ai TO READ THE FOLLOWING: WOOL CASSIMERE ULSTERETTE for tO the ‘Vexy Best IN THE City for the money, A —_ and Genteel ULSTER for $8. Weil worth $12. Small Porits, PRINCE ALBERT FROOK COATS match) in Granite, Diagonal and Wor in make snd fit to osTos Mang. Before else here to buy an OVEROOAT or SUIT, call at A. STRAUS" and examine his stock. Look at that fine BROWN BEAVER O¥ EROOAT at$ll. Csnnot be bought elsewhere less than $15. i ips tina gee CUTAWAY SUITS. he sortment of CASSIMERE aud cHEVIOr'S Serie’ at $10, $12 and $15. ere serviceable OVEROOATS for 86, 87and 88. just received, Blae and Brown ENGLISH CHEOK stirs’ ‘They'are the very latest novelty. REVERSIBLE OVEROOATS—Four new styles Just received. BOYS’ BUiTS from 10 to 15 years. assortment. BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS A SPEOIALT’ Worsted, Diazons], Ouingbilla snd Fur Beaver OVEROOATS from 810 to 8: A. a 2OR2 Pennsylvania Avenue. Between 10th and Lith street QEEctse NOTICE. Grders will be received by HUME OLBARY & CO., 307 Market Space, for TN FARM PURE JRHSEY MILK: to be delivered early each nornipg, not than half a gallon. ‘unlaw Farm Eerd being Seay pure herd of Rezistered Jersey: Cattle in thissection of the country, parties arsirinw Yo Secure Pure Mlk meariy as fol as Cream, have the opportunity presented to do ies TPT HOMAS Le. OME, novs-10t -Proprietor of Tunlaw F. HOICE BOOKS. Ancient Rone and Its Connection with theo expenses enable me to sell at SMALL Vor nahe Equal Immense ton.. Old Paris. Lady Jacksm. Table Book of Art. Sandbur. Bris By ‘Booxsrone, ‘TROPOLITAN Books 10! OLE Pen: ve. nov5, enn. Dee DAILY— PRIME PHILA. CHICKENS, BELECT NORFOLK OYSTERS, SWEET-BREADS, TENDERLOINS, GAME AND FISH, AT THE BOSTON MARKET, 1719 Pennsylvania avenue. novd LEON SCHELL & CO. N SUPREME COURT OF 5 S Ter SOT ee Oistore TP is, Trustee, vs. HARVEY KENNEDY, Executor, &c., of Ji ome deceased, 5 Ea This cause being referred to me to take an sc- count of the estate and indebtedness of the said James C. KENNEDY, deceased, notice is hereby given DAY, November 12th. to all creditors and other parties interested, J will proceed with the said reference on FRI- 1880, at 2 o'clock p.m.» at 482 isis] Ee Rae wat GAS. G PAYNE, Auditor. NLY 168 LEFT OF THE SMALL LOTS OF OVERCOATS At the Reduced Prices. THE 215 COATS at #11 ARE ALL GONE. There yet remain 30 COATS that were 17, that now sell for $12. COATS that were $20, that now sell for $15. In the $15 Lot there are also about 40 Goats that were held at $22 and 323. In the $20 Lot there are 28 Coats, not one among them could be dupli- cated for less than $30. A. SAKS & CO, STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. 316 and 3158 Scventh ste nov3 ype ESTEY ORGANS EAD THE WORLD. LE: The STIEFF PIANO, the Artists’ revort: ARR G. L. WILD & BRO., Bole Agents, 723 7th st, m.w. Also Agents for the Oelebrated Kranich & Bach PIANOS. nov3 ‘ST OPENED NE W STOCK— AND WARNER MEBINO ph “oe eS CALIFORBIA Ao ‘TIES, GLY. a W, S. TEEL. nova ‘935 Penn’a ave. W EDDING PRESENTS, HAVE JUST OPENED NOVELTIES IN STER- LING SILVER, DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. SAM’L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELLERS, nov2- 1215 Pennsylvania ave. QN= quality FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO D Wisoct SOULE DOLLAB PER 100 FoR PIRIES’ ENGLISH VISITING CARDS, PRINTED FROM PLATE. etablishment in the City furnishing th: abd doing the work porfeosy ees at DEMPSEY, StationeR AND ENGRAVER, Old Established House, 913 Pa. ave., oct29-3m between 9th and 10th streets. ARGAINS IN NEW AND SEGON EIANOS at BIDSEY 2. NIMMO'S ~w Warerooms, ~ 433 Tth st_ new. “Only oct30 WwW epee wer, SND DEY PSCOCRING, 1g Jefferson street, *Groncnrows, Brel auth every faclity, the best talent, and a fail YE STUFFS AND CHEMICALS, I am propared for the fall trade, ‘Work called oe ani delivered red in the city; by or express from other places as tail promptly attended. aus Ww. T rE Desters, make Money with, 130 La Salle street, Ohicazo, & CO. Uvtite for particulars octll-col2m ORSE BLANKETS Hesdquarters for, Horse Blanke' ‘Robes, g enorme eo Lap Rubber Tankets, Bubber Cost $° (WHEELER. ‘| ceta0-Im No. 201 7th st’, opp. Venter Market. BED SYN, No. $49 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW. is ly located tn this elty. | He rellevos al AUTE ATTACKS OF DISEASE tmfrou a ta ours, sud cures them in a few daya. Ohronic cases of disease relinauistied by other phyaletans a spect RMN Sp roger c gt jure” Gall snd be augls-ly ECUBRE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue, Damp Proof Vaults from dove ‘Bonds on deposit for Burglar to Syear. Government Sat AR ee yd ‘T WILL PAY You ‘To examine our SEWING MAOHINES and got Kinds always 0 fapd ana’ ene. = si Tor old Machines and make them Firet- OPPENHEIMEHR’S, 538 Oth st. n.w., St. Cloud Building. ‘One door from 20th street, and buy your DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY. SEMI Sy seb bata oa, SSaIY 7 SUSY Seba tT oo ean, 427 fist. Benting and repairing” baum" [Adm BanpmapE FRENCH UNDEBWEAE, EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. A very large purchase of FINE FRENCH OOT- TON UNDEBWEAR (all hand embroidered) en- ables us to offer the PUBLIC WONDERFUL VALUE On our Ores Counters and marked in PLAIN FIGURES. Also in French, German and Domestic Corsets we offer the following SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS, namely: A SPLENDID DOUBLE BUSK, SIDE STEELS, SIDE LACED CORSET at 50 cents. ASTILL NICER EMBROIDERED BUSE, SIDE STEEL, WELL MADE DOUBLE BUSK CORSET at 75 cents. We offer two etyies 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. |. SIMMS, Family Drasgi« G, 5.8 Bots an, ad Bee ee" Puysicene’ proserintions ee troy” weights used in io J. M. & B. COHEN, . DIAMOND BROKERS, AND SPECULATORS IN DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES, 2106 Penna. avenue. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER OENT. 8 A FINE LINE OF LADIES AND GENTS' GOLD WATOHES AND FINE JEWELRY FOR SALE LOW. oct30 Quean DOWN. f SUGAR DOWN. 10 nus. GRANULATED SUGAR, for $1.00. 200 poz. CANS BERFSTEAK TOMATOES, 2C0 poz. JUSTIOE BRAND TOMATOES, 200 poz. SUNDRY BRANDS TOMATOES, At Wholesale rates in cases of 2 doz. each fora few Days Only. 10% igs, STANDARD ‘‘A" SUGAB for 81. N. Y. BUCKWHEAT—New Crop. MAPLE SWEET—Pure from Vermont. 12 Les. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR for 81. SELECTED APPLES—by the Barrel, very Low. CHOICE N. ¥. SWEET CIDER. J MINCE MEAT, PURE FRUIT PRESERVES, in 5 Ib. Buckets, not expensive. CHOICE BUTTER. A large lot of Small Packages suitable for fami- lies, just reecived. Call early snd secure first choice. Lelephonie Connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 502 9th st. n. w., Between Eand F, ores Office of the Daily Critic. octa6 Atte FISCHER'S, pny NG ESTABLISH NT at mate WORKS. To ar the Or ADTed ata GN ieee 5 ATEN eae rae ‘DS 4 " fine yeara experience. pee modera te. ReMovan. - an SIDNEY Jt. NIMMO bas removed his leant Sew Wareroom, Agent tos the socked EONS went for the and PIANOS of several No ost ie en Onc aae SEE Me Men’s Suite and Bo: ‘5 Men's. and Bor! Que #10 All Wool Suit, worch £22. Boys! Knee Pants, 350, "Coa Chtlaren’s suite, 5 to id ey 2 an Be aire n’s Cassimere new y $2.and #2 60, cold for di ality sea, Schoo! Hats and Ospr, and 50 School Shoes, from 't, os, Teand Stop. ) 1914 and 2016 Penna. ave, J_W. SELBY. ee ee { TINE! ortes ast MESNSYEVANTA AVENUE, in FINE EUES, tn in Hea eeerten, Goat Doimans, lined Circala: Dolmans in Sat Bicitienne Bilks.. Novelties for ufls, Collars and Derby Hats, chills ‘and other Pur Trinming, YOUNTRY SAUSAGE, SCRAPPLE, Ke, be iad at the old stand,’No. 406 Center Market, on or after Baturday, sou inst, IEFMAN SMITH. ATEaCICKT Ant cH OCHS me ed, havin i ie Bistrict of Sete for He WENZELSS 3 PATENT AL r i Raenuie or would eanaial ly invite all ie Satin de Lyon and Zoung Ladies in ‘ull line of ieee en French Fis' bject accomplished in the invention ik a daieze uniform and Cornet time throughout a Cc HREIDEE,, AGENT, oct28-; 2 7_F st. n.we NO@TICE.—thousands of WATCHES have been hots sha order by mo during the last tre perfect to 4 nctured. "Wel nnd Weekes afi ee een, a sndeiniteny if attended fo perienced "per- aus EN, 913 Pennsylvania ave. JECOND-! OTHIN and the ars area ea paid. Also, NM ‘Aino, watshon, Guns, Pista youl a r address HER 7 nee oe pins 3 Cony SOLVE! Bott E CORSE ‘without in orate G. GES ‘Tth st. nw. canes Bop ere IES GOOUIOH, ks _ ABzOnN AT] ‘Dear- ene are years vegans. - quietly and legal): Gabeaciade TN aslo a, Je qymeeranes ATTBACTIVE LIE or UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSE. I8SHING Goobs. rut ote Ovg Stock oF OARPETS. FLOOR OLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &0., ‘Is unsurpassed by any in the city. dsome line of LACE OURTAINS just egivedy ‘Low prices, polite attention and eater’: | © SINGLETON & HOEKE, Sepl5, OL Market Space. [7° JOHNSON & CO,, Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. O., DEALEES IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS WANTS. Te Ta aeeed Wa colored MAN, as Wy Sie, wel recommended. “ PALLTS BOrAr, ————e lt aes et Wants: URE, to cook. 10 cook, fraah and. iron i iran tn person, Oe st hw ANTED—A COPY of Kni ats Eee egctionary. Apply at ANG! Bekiion iire Se Wainer cas CE as cook snd housemaid, bi Le scune Woman; references. Appiy to oe Sei ae ae Co ANTEDIA colored oman, for general hour: must lerstand cooking, warh- ing ‘and fronin st ni = quired. At 509 ote awe SR i wel tment oo a Se Wat ion ss to SS genttinticn ‘tress Prasat eee nov TRIED qa aod ft WE Rar io heasttck and, nteligent young minnity for the right person. Apply at fos Chauncey Building, sg ste near Oty ANTED—At Srohitect’s office, 700 N st. nw, instructic more _respectabi XOUTHS, wee toe aed to BO me ABR nNS ects on. eee! Loneliness, archi! and draughtems A Ae Sie Seay ANTED—A WHITE GIRL as children's nurse: must bring city reference from last employer. Apply at 1518 Vermont ave., bet. NandO. y ANTED—To uprchase a small retail Olar oF Confectionery BTOR! and ON oe price. Aaavoss ‘Bor 130, Star ‘ofilee. nov5. 3t” { ANTFD—By a reepectable white GIRL, a SIT- DATION, 8 chambermaid and to desist in weshing and ironing; good city reference siren. Apply at No. 806 H -W ANTED—A few vacancies remain for ae Wiss and women of education in the Training Class of American R. Telezraph Oo. ; no charge for tuition. ‘Those whe wish to commences and pro- gress with business soon to beg: Cae poply at, Ghee to ¥. SMITE, in charges v5-f, mi ANTED—By alady, a oganforatly ae Widow sth plsin Board, in private family, where there aro no other ere: Enna have eon’ veniences, and terms reasonable. Addrass ( D E.. City P.O. mova-d ANTED—An intellicent white BOY, from 14 VY to 16 P fent to learn Cabinet-Making. ARR 722.17th st. D.W. Jy ANTED— A competent white Ro tocook, AES wath and iron, in a poet family; Faferances required. Apply at 1822 S et. nov4-6t Peat es gy Wasuinaton of ae aes street & South Was! 435 7th st. n-w., (up-stairs), 5. owe Ee ANTED Active GIRL, 1 years old,*to asaist Wi light housework and attend a child; refer- Ges Fe tie ; good home; must stay nigh nA 6 sk WASTED partly furnished HOUSE or five or six rooms, suitable for light tel focally. Ad for a family of three adults, in genteel locali drees Box 111, Star office. Y ANTED—December lat, by ee and wife, a mall HOUSE, inf good eighvorhood, or rooms with vente! and refined pernie veo Mrs. V.0., 513 4th st_n-w. rt? FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. LADIES GOODS. room = S, di r » FO! Be NT, ye PE RENT Se, BOP BROS corns Th | COR. ISTH ST, AND NEW YORE AVE. NW. ete ana Rhode Isiand avenue n.w. nov5-in Upper part of ‘'Nairn Danume containing 40 R RENT — Randsomely furnished mais of ROOMS, consisting of Parlor and Bi : private family: gas, open Bre anal) heat in Apply at W112 13:h et. we. nov5-6t BR BENTO 05 11th st. n. handsomely-far- Fon Sao BEDRODA on ‘iret 090 rooms and toderp conveniences. Building in horeteh Tepair and location one of the best in Washington for sioall hotel R RE: 1719 RHODE IStAND AVE! N. W.—Handsome Beick Rest Reet Genco. containing 15 rooms, elevator and fences. FOR RE! if inew house enntrally 1a oot aan Entints if STREET XW. “Handsome Double RENT—To Gestursesa ent vi ean: lated RAGE C Teed OMG cece | OLS THOS a SEES ECS ings «9 at. nw. and third a 330 New York sve. ; em to four lines of cai ors 6t_ | JOB a Fe BENT 10 4 qentloman and wife, oF gine Br R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Fgntlemen, ‘one laree : ‘ONT th at arti ttet Bowe BACK ROOM and hot and cold Lest. n.w. oom on third fi Boor. REAL ESTATE AGENT axD AUCTIONEER. Tenth and F streets northwest. aa ae water, or Enda ane ei R'ms —— Bre Fe Saas of HOUSE, Si8 17th st. n.w., | Fur. hous the second floor of which ‘s oeupied by the lady renting. References required. Apply on premises. nov: OR RENT—Thiee lance Unfurnished on on gecone floor, was and water: two on tet floor: new hou + Priuting office: board sired: rent lows Apply No. 17 Tet. u.e. VOR RENT— town, near care, PaHLOR and BEDROOM: modern smprovemoute; every thing new; Parlor, $25; Bedroom, 815. Addr: Georsetown, care agent for Star, TT Hist st. OR RENT—Handsome'y furnished second fo. PARLOR and BEDROOM adjoiniaz; nev house; no boarders ; no children; suitable for sei {man and wife wishing to entertain, or for sine goatieman, desiring all the comforts ‘of an eleza Hicey 825 S pet month. | First-class board it deetvea. A Northwest, Star offices most (OK KENT—Furoished 29, 20cn et, EY hadic were S not ‘OR BENT—Two Peng, pleasant arsine fommunieatine ROY OM, on tied floors toot fe 15th of November, 1209 10th st. new. HotSt" FE RENT—ROOMS, handsomely furnishes Single OF communicating: baths attached: home com: Very central snd desirable. 509 12th et. nw. and F. re i Fur. house x Ks nw. 150 Fur. Grant Place. 1123 14th st.n.w. oti nd bath, 83. Fur. house, N st.n1 For house, Qst = 2630 Gest I make no chsrce to landlords for navertisine oer gad and keep it before the public con have many of the Finest Building Sites in the city for ae Also, Houses in ane & section at prices m $1,000 to 860.000. Now is the time to buy. octs0_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. ES A bet E novi-att_ | [On RENT. ; FOR RENT. Fe. BENT OR SALE—A new Dick HOUSF, =e wi! a malt seta improvements com plete. 2030 Dowenin: nas. Bully Lote apt eae ae un APs. ave., 16r8.875 S15 1gth et-frame,6 ra 709 M at. 1 ‘OR RENT —Two desirable, ROOMS, i | 1303 18th st. FE ficn with tau ceesable BOOMS. on soooni ref- erences required: ala0r Room suit an offi Apply at Wis 11th ete Bowe able for noviest’ OR EENT-Famphe, ROE i al nw and very desir: hard ish; b> Jocation ; horthwest 5 mare of city small family for winter. terms Modesats Address L. M no} vy" FORR ‘Fart of well furnished HOUs m, kitchen, arlors and two bed- rooms; iocation very" desteatte moderate to perma- nent and careful tenant iy Marylaad a avenue ov -Bt* WV ana pes firet pass OG r in 3 cae family et hi renoes as to char- ‘Address ioe 116, Star office. acterand capact nova-31 W Se gentleman and wife, about three KOOMS, furnished as parlor, bedroom and kiteben, fcr fight housekeeping. Address sROMAN, tar cf Ot V YANTED—At Oxca—In a private fami), nest colored GIRL, for cool housework ; no washing; must ences required. Apply 316 1334 ANTED—Two* unfurnished communicating KCOMS on second floor, with Board for tw persons; location between F and Land th and 14th Ste. Adar ress P. J., Star office, stating terms. nov Winer at S private family, @.colored MAN, to wait, drive, attend furnaoe, etc. ; must ¥ best recominendations as, to chiseactor md Septelty: no triflers noticed. Address mx 486, ee unfurnished HOUSE in os wat : rent between $30and 845. Address Ik, W.. fat Sitheee et. octs0-6t" yy ANT! eneriay bexceptionable Ta- LE BOARD in a private family of northern eople on Capitol Hill, by a a hie for which Be or $30 per mouth’ will be paid. ress Bo 89, Star office. ee 6t" AE ANTED—FAMILIES BELI ABLE borate 8 of Shits ee for city cquiy a ith reference. ¥ st. n. '& 00. 28 rT ARTE WOTTRAT r BOUNTY LAND WAR. T'S, Soldiers’ LAIMS, and all Hinde a LARD | SCRIP. “for rRnich hizheat rates J. G N, Attar: oe ti ‘Devote Puna —_—[—S ea art im WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. pV ANTED— HORSES to aye at ace: a ny Ba, pont, was my country D OY, 1236 12th et. 3 Ga y ANTED Everybody to, try Warn a ) made 10F CREA ‘AM, at 3 Serhan te Tate be: . 85C.» OF 81.15 per gallon: at 1015 11th et. is <3 Discount to dealers. ctl int WNneD FEATHERS to Fanovate, MAT- TRESBES to remake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at A, H. OR ROR. 2" BRO. "B, 616 La. avenue, next to city post offi sepd Cake eee GOLD snd SILVER, in laree iall quantities. Hixhest cash price paid. 321 Pen ‘a nave. » between 3d and 454 ats. aug2v WARRED STEAM CARPET OLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all ita bran GHAOE 1g 20_ 616 Louisiana avenie. ANTED — FEA’ RENOVATE, ‘THERS TO Mattremses to remakes and fine u; noleering- ot exterminated b; ByF. YOUN 1404 Pennsyly: fy arene, opposite Willard’ A bere TO ey THAT I SELLA ret-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better anc Sha a creat deal goaper than a com: mon new suit can be bor TH'S SOLD 8 STAND, No. 619 D st-n-w., oF at Branch Biore, No. 408 9th N. B.—We buy but first-class Sccond- Band Giothives auga0 BOARDING. A SSADD, STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, lisying “more room’ than re would BOARD sautalt Yanssip scan sive laees péclor wea tire bedro-ms; mod. Imps. Address Box 9, Star office at HEEREUL, AND PLEASANTLY FURNISHED on BOOME: SABLE! BOARD. 939 pS nol-lw* TEST. CLASS ROOMS, en euite &, hee fed and lihted ; i with frst class BOARD; at aa avenue. Terms reasonable. 'F. i NARSHAL, of the St. George Hotel, near Piney Point oct29-2m. or aint; FEMASERE TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS at No. 827 7 Vermont ay enti TW. ae thew WHOrR or van of a mely- fue: house. Mrs. M. tT: SOUTH ocl2-1m! Fo. REN'—Newly <n Sanaa furn’ a communicating or single, on Ist, and 80 fo 3d floors, Ww! at 202 iret Wasi, is Row.) Referchices required: octi1-1n* HE TREMONT OREE: off Ac ae eae to a a) Bicam, and eyery way deere. 5 oct8 Fe. RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur- niabed, Pleasant Jocstion, et Nos. 314, ars) and 18, Indiana class BOARD 815 ave. Als it month. SARAI FEAGLER® cept-1y HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 129th at. n-w., ts one Tr taal couductad Basie Bots Inthe ctr Transient ‘scoomnma: ted at reasonable terms. ovis LOST AND FOUND. OST—Wedne: da} November aa a Gold and ‘Jet BREASTPIN. Finder will be rowaraed if returned to tit ‘Mat. —— 2° OST—A TURQUOISE 166 KET, coi eee 6th avd O sis. to Tth and I sta. ese reward if returned to 0. Bag its atl C8T—A_ BLAOK ESQUIMAUX Dog. Eo to the name of **Flan ‘Aliveral reward will be paid if retariied, é ithe Oclumbia Hospital. nov —] and White NEWFOUNDLAND TL ’noaP testa co lar, tag 947. Suit- paid for information, 1414 Sst-n.w. 1t* ae Uae, cow; able reward will be leading to recovery. ‘LRAYE D—Novemsber 3 finer on pomp rise corner 0 pay ia Bsr 60 REWAND.—Lost—November Cy BRECRTNRIBGES BANE BOOS on ADO will be paid on its return to the krecanl os eben Pe nov5-eost" Lancer repent a al 3 24 o se 5 is E November 2, a POUKEPBOOK 14 15. Finder will be og ae ARNDEN, Pension Sern FROM M¥ PLAGE, at Ene OHGH aba one ne BAY MARE. i rews Who ots 8 f0* thele rota ¥. H. SMITH. SLR a ani, ir, 130 Maosss ee poe 3 Dita Gy Liberal yess Ate ie BUSINESS OHANOES. meas lado aouSe doa is “ages first. ane Ss HOUSE ay Fe RENT—A new eight room HOUSE, with bay window, modern improvements, cell: OR SALE. attic, On isth &t., near W Bt. rent, “8 month, Apply to'N. W. ALD, ‘A three-story FRAME HOUSE, 7 roome, as and Corcoran Building, oor. 15th and F sts. Pier, Fenting for $20 to a good tenant: sisted on > | Lst..near corner of 15th :price toan iramediate cood “double Brick RESIDE sas Santee cas customer, 81,800; on monthly justal mente: at Low nat Fate of interest. A three etory Pras Brick HOU SE, oe pres Mee ee 22 rornne, wae, water and bail: situated on (2h et 6 roo! fine stable and carriage house on rear of pres extensive erounds surrounded by brick, wr Dear Ln. w. ; 2 @p0d home on invesment: 83 rept low toa desirable tenact. “03. Bs isnt: tet Co oe a ECO aS Fs Slow heure. W. E BURFORD,” F%, SALE OR RENT— District of Pabnut 2) actos of ina The latee Fiouriag Mil and Mausion Honse taining 50) peach treea in beavins also nears, known a: : Bere aa ee a ae cratatie 2) soatn om situated of Roce, Ca, ene ET th P-strect ee bridge, and within casy ageess from both Washine- ton OR RENT—A Furnished HOUSE of 7 rooms, Tn aaition te the Mill apa the Mansion ‘House, p iuodern improvements. Apply 406 Ist coulaininse 10 sopeees tang by Pantry and cellar, ‘OR RENT—Unturnished ROOMS, suitable for | "}table for pasture nd mar gard F housekeepicg; pleasant location; modern im- | and Pragt Go, orn oe eS mA ae Provementa. Inquire 423 K st. n.w.' nov3-6t" rust Co., corner of Pa. avenue northwest. FOE ENT Fem reary now BE HOTS 7 Galt f £3 for our LIST one Houses FOR HENT. Gall F PROPERTIES FO) our LIST 0) Owners wil do well to place their ap a with a8. St will sovure prom and coretal Bep29 Bat Cloud Bulltee. Fo! RE! THE GOROORAN BUILDING, oR Chien new House desirable emer rnished ROOMS, singly or en su’ aeuehtita Toewity terms reasonabie. 1129 12tn at BENT—Two HOUS! nova Ez n 13th street, both Santeable: and Deautifal location ; BS wood. order; at low rents. One is anew House net cur THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th ote T85 ‘St OR RENT—A very nice STABLE Chee stalls, on the alley between M st. no: and New Foricaven, one lot went of 4th ate west, Lamuire or | OPPOSITE U- Taessvay, 167m Breer. JOHN 0: HARKNESS, 916 New foes pavedne Rw. Fine 8! Office rly or Communicat 2 ee ‘ng—for ess OT Studios, etc. Water =~ FORRERTAND SALES OF PROPERTY, =e gloscts on every floor. “Elevator and steam heat. a nthe AED SD AY 5 TON. cae Bulletin Senet Da ‘Krooms for storage. Inguire of the Janitor. ql haf every Mont Sreiie ate ‘HOS. E. WAGGAM. 19 7th st. nw. nova-3t | as < ‘OR RENT—FRONT at tron unfurnished, japlendid loca: TABLE for Dovs-6t* pele eee Fe RENT—FvRNIsHED—A handsome 12-room brown stone RESIDENOE, in immediate vicinity _FOR SALE. 'OR BALE--Cue ak Cogent TOP PHETON. Apply to 1225 9th st. DO} OF BALR- a OSES ne QGY, jpeasly new, of Franklin Park ; elegantly furnished and contain- Apply at Mr. ing every convenience, Will be rented to. BINS Carpentss Sop, 4916 Mabsach- family chly. THOS. J. FISHER &O0., 123 F et. | sete avenue novs-3t" nov2-6t ae BRENT—¥1 Cie or Rate aa: vie) At 326 Indiana 1-2 FO RET ar = street now. =e suites of ROOMS, elegantly furnished, front and back; southern exposure; en suite or sively; with em ti private fam! oct30-8¢ FOR BENTSTORE 932 7th st. nw. Tt is con- sidered one of the best business atands in the city and has been occupied the past twenty ny genrens Js ARRIV: z D FROM INDIANA AND FOR eF SALE—20 head of fine stylish Coach and Coure HORSES, several pairs oem lish driving Horsesand een styl lorses For light harness, also 2 very fine Poneys suitable se either for sacde or harness, ste ueul CELY & BOWEN'S stable, No. 643 5 New Fork novs-2u* a SALESA splendid 6%; octave PIANO, with &toel and Cover, for ouly $85 caah,a aan Cal) immedia' 10 a ee ae boot and re. Appl, ‘RANK Ni BOR BS, £35 Poniniann an enue, oF EDWA RD } _novi-ct DRED 3 NDING I ith strest nw. nna OR RENT—Az $35 Pox NOMUCHOGBE NO. 2 aes tinue Of on 1ais Gat Rw. | Keysathouse adjoining. In- | ‘Three Horsem brewster: & f New quire st 926 Louisiana avente. Im York" Bi Bide Bar Top Loews, Dearly now ee ee ee Fu RENT STORE, No. 1098 7that. corner of | ZopFony Phaton, Wood Bros.. makers; Two Setts awe aatiahle for Drag, Hat, Tea, 0 or oe in; rent resgonal Apply a at 0 Lest.n.w. oY et ae Fevers SaLE—New HOUSE, 17, rooms, 2 bath cemented cellar, furna: hroughont, rhard Ww C2, erates Anish, diiung room entirely in wood, side ot with large shade trees. Will exchange for smaller House. May bs fasp-c'ed Addrese or call at 1906 Hat. octzs-1m" R RENT—HOUSE, No. 1423 8thst. n.w., 11 rooms, newly papered and painted, everything in Bret class order. Inquire on the promises or of INO. COLT, N. Ye Avenue Hotels oat FE NT—HOUSE, 613 New Jersey ave. b.w., beeen fede Rs sts.. 9 os ithout bath ps. repair rent low. Ap- piy to W. on JOHNSON, 118 tsth st. Dew. ood7ln ‘OR RENT—Elegant Gee Er on second nese, nearly, ‘new: No. 1, without excep! safest and most stylish Bay Family Horse city. 16 bands high, 7 fing old, safe! for lady’ very stylish and brown ‘‘Hambleto: Mare, 16 hands, 8 yearsold, flowing mane aud tail, fearless of steam, safe for most timid person, war- rant trot fall mile in 2:45 or no sale, tine shown ; also, Bay Mare, 15 hands, 6 years o:d| been used by iny daughters for past year. ‘These horses will be fully warranted sound and gentle, ll separate if desired. No reasonable offer refused. Satisfactory trial allowed. My son will be in at- tendance to give all necessary’ information at pri- Yate stalue rear 515 15th st. n.w. novs-3t" Fe. SALE—BAY MARE, 7 years Sere kind and gentle; sold for no fault: owner ha no further’ use for her. Inquire a5 iat ath . Ww. mn the the ‘aud third floors, ail m ents, at gaan SQURESE as SALE, io27 Vermont ave, bear Metheraen Baakee a e promatiy tne Merson Livery Btables., Seve fice eFamally jorses for “* BORA, eae, Biel RESTPENGE, | ste st Shs i and beautiful Gower ground; alta Mets lat or AT TREO FELETE, Walt br wood bbe fy APPLY at above No. LLER- fork; also Cours Sean am Broom, ej one, by a ESA 502 ae LOA tol meee new meee Carriages Fe PENT No. S02 Kast Capit fiance | Ofer, snd will be cold clicap. GRAHAM, cellars house heated bs. “Faraace; are back | 410- fidsi St. ools-lw Sunes vce back stairwsy; oo ees has a OR BALE—Secopd hand Brewster 24x80; will’ sel terns.” Appiy f9 owner. JOHN I. ants sto ae | F both COUPE rd COUPELETTE, rt. modern sty first class’ order. st.n.W. May be sech at DOWREA'S Livery Sabie, 1013 aia eae iT Book, sae = ae [Oo no children. moderat ‘OR SALE-—One new Btieff ©: a Grand ee Beso: for sale ata nacrtice, if 0 old at ghee, by G. L. WILD & BKO., fos tah PERSONAL. Bz ne larze number of new and second- FE hand COUPELETTES, LANDAU: INX.— The election ig over. Come home and Sot ABBLA Gis, such as ee ben forgiven. If ge need eee wet Souves, ¢ — ogee Be Rockaway, 3 s em de pes GuAAM, aib-ale ot iS. HF. WRIGHT, Samper and Mas | pephtiog pronto tended to. sepe-ona 10 PH , has eminé eatioy acnte hd chronia’alecasse.” Tie euifer= : = ing should call at her residence, 600 6th st. yO MONEY TO LOAN. OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITL! , 000 I: ND TO AN ON REAL ESTATE to the responsibilty of people, with absbences ot $% eae ® er cent. Apniy to LOUIS B./BHOE- Dae Aira in before and from Si Soma tae enw comnts of oi 7a end Fei. -W, in brug tore, 5 OBR Hiden Mires’ SOOTTOND, Ete (0 LOAN. cra LAND, M.D. NEY M. fe ius om bd Lott. aw, to 109 T MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, Ws WI es Gan re abe ap on Pi At6 per cent {oF lange ad, 7 percent for small by the most approved m -_ Nervous BO. 8 HOLTZMAN, ectections, and Peculizr to women with oct30 Oth and F sts. n.w. Office in residence. sepll-8m ONEY TO LOAN. ates Cone TELLS AL Fee aan vg bave CASH on han hand to Loan pan in any snms de- Gentlemen 60 cents each. 1035 4th street north- | *lted. on approved Real Estate eS —— SUELL-ISW*_ | ochs-fin THORS. FISHER & OO, 1323 F at.n.w. Miccrer aif compton, os ‘Teucorrhea ; the eee, lane of email cums, on future. “No. 622 20th st., between Hand Bn-w. terest. oe Es a oun dy2l-16w* rein iS st. AM the relisbic AU oe raramasrraecs tea, | MO" 70 cies Pfptosdon: tale the pest, present and future dea. In aro suit. ;_ gives advice and assistance on all matters On Real Estate's . Oommissions Very Re an Tesosum UaLee "Satistenton atten eo REAL Aci a . V. N. HUYCK, TE Hoos dla Ad st, Sbove D a 20-3n Ofnas 1808 PS. Sve Arlington Tan, BTG’e. ecg aaa A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VEBY LOW. We are also offering Lown Taam EVER nae eee TERRA OOTTA WINDOW OAPS, OHIMNEY ‘VETERINARY HEADQUABTEES. TOPS, STOVE CROOKS aup 409 Fourteenth Street. —— treatment f: Bick or Lame Ani- of our Own Maworacruns. ‘remuneration in et be | EEE Ho meet nee baa ‘OB RENT.—Three or four Forstehed Rooms, | On RENT— LARGEST F: suitable for housekeeping. Toth ste” | reece 4 byymin — novs St SESTREET N_W.—Three-story BRICK. with or Fe RENT—One PARLOR and tres BED | PQ in \inookiy ee We a SINE PLUSH axp BEAVER BATS, ROOMS, Gnely furaished: sopacitely or t»- | “Sy eh " gether, with board: 801 Hovs-6t” | p Ao il18 FSTRERT N.W.—Several fine OFFICE LONG OSTRICH PLUMES, EANCY FEATHERS, E: ‘South of New York, at MS. J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F at. nw. amare KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Batton, » $1, 81.25 and 81.50 Per Pair. ects mF a an passes. DRrSssMAKING in eC for 8. T. bie gb aT- Tease SUBIEM OF CUTTING, Ree 1809 he Mw™ B. VAN BEUTH. PARISIAN MODES, 2122 13th strect northwest. ANT WALKING, EVENING AN BCEP- ELEG. HA DE NeaUNe AND RECEP. LATEST NOVELTIES IN "an cog BOONE TRIMMINGS, Conrignment of JERSEY Ww; e BASES. ee “SWEEPS THE DECK,” HOSIERY, Beautiful styles and right prices. uD i WEAK, Ip seat varicty for Ladios’ and Children at lowest Prices. SKIRTS, FLANNEL and VeLver, very handsome. GLOVES, Bid, Bog, Castor, and Osshmere for Indies and entlomen. Best Gossaxcens. CORSETS, An endless variety, 500. up. LAOE FICHUS, And ready made Laces in Scans, Tres, §2 "Low Putcrs iy act DEPARTMENTS. DOUGLASS, oto fen caress ME. Waseinere TANI ON ALLE DRESSMARING AND TKIMM ennsyivania a Dresses, Buits, Costumes, Cloaks, &c., made in fuperior style at short notice. Ladies’ can have Dr. ses Cut and Basted, and a perfect = ease i ee... LL THE LATEST mittee ree asic ‘sUIIN, LA MISSES’ OLOAKS, Cadumihies WRAPPEI Ail the most recent Nov itien ris; 907 Pa.ave. Cite Trevis Feathers Dyed," ‘Curied and Cleaned cuual Se J ee en EES. ADIES’ DP CHILDREN" Li MADE TO OLDER. ———_ Perfect satisfaction euarantecsd. JAS. H. VERMILYA, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Purchase a pair of our LADIES CUBACOA KID BUTTON BOO’ pur, worth 4. Tareeiot Jost We ing at’ the lowes — ADE BOOTS ana 8 OES W. H. BICH, 71? Market Space. BP Repainggy neatly executed novi Gus OPENING OF TaE BRANCH BOSTON S8HOB AUCTION HOU! 659 Penn. Avenue. Sovrnessz, Oariron Hut, Will be Opened from SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, For - ky ‘Week, for the Ber Th Nery Ourroun ding ‘Country, STOOK OF GOODS THAT HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALED IN THIS SEOIION OF THE OITY. LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. DON'T FORGET 491 Penn, Avenue, = BE CONTINUED SAME AS BEFORE. At HALF THEIR VALUE. Opps AND Exps or, GENT’S FINE BOOTS AND GAITERS LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BUTTON. MISSES AND BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. L. HEILBEUN, No, 403 7th st, Sign of ‘"The 014 Woman in Window.” octl3 N=” YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue, es BOOTS AND SHOES. Traz 0. EVERY ININ ee SER TED. REPRI rir = or! my D. ee ir. Butt: =. 5 00 cue Labs! i ad EID BuT- 50, worth $100 GUN REDUCED TO $35! !1 The Viggest bargain ever seen in thin country in the way of a Double Barret Breech loating Shot Gun! Has extra fine Damascus Steel Barrels, with Eesogs bolted Bxtensicn lib! Top Susp Action aud ks! r Loc! and Patent D Forend ! Double Bolts and Solid Fi Firing Pins! tne whole gun is richly engraved ‘and clegant im design and finish. Zrial given and warranted to shoot well and give Perfect satisfaction or money ONLY 835, aed PRICE €100. ‘MEARBA'S Sgro Pare Frwy. 0.8. Treas, ootlé BUPPERT, Bos. 403 and 405 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ABOH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; CEO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BIOY- COLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAaGOR iy24- Av Prices 70 Burr rae Trees. LUMBIA POTTERY. 813 Georgia avenue, foot of 34 st. east. Fine STONE and BARTHENWAKE of every de- Soeur Reeve a attached to furnace. It is AUTOMATIO ., | Nileave ont-thied of pour goal, ae W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS. ‘2207 Penna. Avenue, te