Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1881, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, -OCTOBER 7, 1881. The Evening Star has a reaular, permanent. bean Sade as nerd nintion more than creBic that of any other y paper Washington, and equal to that of the _other vanity papers here added teget The Double Sheet To-morrow. Tue Srax will be issued to-morrow in double-sheet or eight-page form of fifty-six col- umns. It will contain over five columns more of reading matter than the double-sheet before it was enlarged, and will be in every way an inter- esting number. The orders of newsdealers can be supplied at a moment's notice; but adver- tisers are requested to send in their orders be- fore 12 o'clock to-morrow. oo ee ‘There seems to be a pretty general disposition among the New York republicans to accept and support the nominations of the late convention. All profess to be pleased with the ticket, though the half-breeds are a little more enthusiastic over it than the stalwarts. The latter, how- ever,are sufficiently elated by the failure of their opponents to carry out their plan for upsetting the “machine” or stalwart republican organiza- tion ofthe party in New York and Kings counties, to accept the situation with a pretty good grace. Mr. George Bliss, who managed the fight for the stalwarts on this issue, thinks the ticket is & zood one and will be pretty generally sup- ported by the stalwarts. He does not, however, express himself as sanguine of it’s success, as it is an off year and the vote will be a light one, It will not be safe, he thinks, to rely for repub- lican success on the divisions in the democratic ranks. John Kelly, in his opinion, will go to Albany and be kicked out of the democratic convention,but for ali that he is shrewd ect to support the ticket. To the question whether it is not absolutely necessary to carry the state to show that New York supports the President, Mr. Bliss answers: “In my opinion it does not make much differ- ence either way, so tar as the President is con- cerned, You sce, this state wus carried last year when Gen. Arthur was in control, and over eighty-one thousand republican yotes were ied in this city alone. At present the half- reeds are in power. Suppose they run a cam- ign and are defeated? What is demonstrated? > people can draw their own conclusions, and however gratifying it might be for the President to know that his own state supported him, he might be pardoned if he felt a little personal priie at the defeat of the party this year.” — Judge Blatchford. of the U. S. district court for the southern district ot New York, bas de- cided that Tammany Hall is not entitled to re- cognition as a part of the regular democracy of New York county. The question of Tammany’s standing in the party got before the court through the action of Chief Supervisor John I. Davenport. In appointing supervisors of elec- tion for the congressional elections for sueces- cessors to Minister Morton andthe late Fernando Wood. Mr. Davenport recognized the New York county democracy (Tilden’s organization) as the regular party. He submitted the list of names presented by the county democracy to the court, which approved his action. Tammany insisted Upon the appointment of its list, maintaining that it was the only regular democratic organi- zation in the county. Thus the issue between the two organizations was brought squarely be- fore the court, which held that as the last demo- cratic state convention, the highest party au- thority in the state, had refused to recognize Tammany it had no right to its claim of regular- ity. Judge Blatchford said it was the practice of the courts in these questions to be governed he state conventions. Tilden ¢ the whip-hand ofJohn Kelly once ++» fe, the independent republican candi- date for treasurer of Pennsylvania is not mak- ing such a lonesome race as the machine bosses predicted for him. The representative council Of the republican league of Philadelphia, which comprises some of the most influential republi- eans of that city, has issued an address urging republicans to vote for Wolfe in order to crush the machine and overthrow the bosses. Wolfe's Fepublican supporters estimate that he will poll 15,060 or 20,000 votes in that cit Wolfe is ap- parently in earnest and means to run the race thro If he does he will possibly defeat Bai- ley, though. of course, he has no chance of being elected himself. The independent and reform republieans of the state take the ground that this is a most opportune time for smashing the machine: that there is nothing at stake in the canvass essential tothe future success of the party, and that the republicans can better afford to be defeated than to continue under boss rule. +> All the indications are that the Yorktown cen- tennial will be a success, both in point of at- tendauce and brilliancy of display. The sec- tary of the Congressional commission says that all the states will be represented and the display will be magnificent. The scene of Corn- wailis’ surrender will be once more a tented field, but this time occupied by happy men, wowen and childrea bent upon pleasure, instead of by hostile soldiery. The picture will be novel and grand; an extensive city of bright new tents covering acres, war vessels of different Bations in full view upon the river, and tens of thousands of people. The Baltimore “Oriole” celebration, too, next week promises to eclipse anything of the kind @ver undertaken by that city. ae It is surprising to what extremes some party Papers will go in behalf of the politieal organi- zation they labor for. An able and respectable n journal of Philadelphia argues that rats must concede the president of the | Senate to the republicans, because, should a democrat be elected, he will be so near the Pres- ident of the United States that “it will offer a ptation to the assassin.” In other words, the democratic party, or some member of it, would strike down another President for the sake of a few months’ possession of his office. ‘The suggestion is worse than absurd. <2 The possibility of the removal of Collector Robertson by the new administration is met by the argument that according to the theory of “Sena- torial courte so stoutly maintained by ex- Senators Conkling and Platt, he cannot be re- moved without the consent of Messrs. Miller and Lapham. That is; the newly elected Senators must approve the selection of a successor to Robertson before he can be removed with pro- priet gee THE START ‘The BETALL PRICE of the GENU! BROWN'S GINGER ‘Has been 50 cents a bottle. YOU CAN GET QOUNTERFEITS LY YOU WANT THEM, FOR LESS CASH. FREDERICK BROWN, Philadelphia. FAlr OPENING. MRS. J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, 107 F STREET, Between 11th and 12th streets. First Regular Fall Opening of FRENCH BONNETS, ENGLISH HATS, AND NOVELTIES, different lead- Selected Lag aens- Meee iviotn Razors ergpe foes THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 13 AND 14. FoR PICKLING— NEW ENGLAND CIDER VINEGAR. GUARANTEED STRICTLY PURE. C. C. BRYAN, oe 15TH AND I STREETS NORTHWEST. ACE CURTAINS. MADAME PIERRE pr still at hor old establishmen 713 1th street n. w., and want pe Dublie to that it is the oso place in this city ‘Curtains can be denowp squat bo Dist ISAAC © NICHOLS & 00." AMERICAN REM- Fgioom No. 1. aver W. iberal discount to the 0. RINGWALT. 3 eae it for Wash- ‘ALT, Jn. Agent i. N= BOOKS AT BEALL’S BOOKSTORE. THE THEORY OF OUR NATIONAL EXISTENCE, as shown in the action of the government of the United States since 1861, by John ©. Hurd. 1 vol., 8 vo., $3.50. FAMILIAR SONGS, AND WHO MADE a Boe to music, $6. CELT & MERTZ, IMPORTERS AND TAILORS, 1lu5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NOW READY FOR INSPECTION, Our direct importation of PARIS AND LONDON WOOLLENS. LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM. 05 FIT GUARANTEED. Felt AND WINTER UNDERWEAR BARGAINS ror LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN 1" SCARLET, WHITE AND COLORED MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT AND A MOST ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN IX LADIES’ VESTS AND DRAWERS, ONLY 50 CENTS EACH; A180 IN LADIES’ COTTON UNDERWEAR. Soc. Fine CHEMISES now only 25e. 50c. Fine DRAWERS now only 25¢. 50c. Fine CORSET COVERS now only 25c. CANTON AND ALL WOOL FLANNELS AND SUIT- INGS. COCHRANE & CO., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. 05 TH! OPENING OF INE CLOTHING FOR THE FALL SEASON, ar A. STRAUS, LAST SATURDAY Being sttended with success, WILL BE CONTINUED FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. He has now THE HANDSUMEST TLiNe OF cco L oo TITTH H II NN eccL Oo oO T H H HU NNSA Cc L oo T HHH HI NN cob oo T HHI NWN 00 T H HU WN W® FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN, THAT CAN BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON, “AND. NEW STYLES WILL BE ADDED DAILY. A. STRAUS, 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. of OPENED THIS DAY. NEW STOCK CLAUDENT SCARFS. 935 Pennsylvania avenue. on At™ THE NEW STORE, OPENED TO-DAY, AND ON OUR COUNTERS FOR INSPECTION, TEN BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF SACK SUITS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED, PRICES RANGING FROM $12 TO $25. THESE GOODS ARE THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, MADE AND TRIMMED EQUAL TO ANY ORDERED WORK IN THE CITY. FIT PERFECT AND FASHIONABLE ALSO A FULL LINE OF FALL WEIGHT OVER- SACKS, LIGHT, DARK AND MEDIUM COLORS, PRICES RANGING FROM $7.00 TO $25.00. THESE GOODS CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN THE COUNTRY, AS WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL PAINS IN THE GETTING UP OF THESE GAR- MENTS, A¥D PRICES ARE AS LOW AS THE AVERAGE MAKE OF COATS. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, WILL DISPLAY ANOTHER NEW LINE OF SUITS AND OVER- COATS. A CALL I8 RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. LIKES, BERWANGER, & CO., 910 SEVENTH STREET. S. KATZENSTEIN, Manacer. met FW Sy Sree own) “ad Books, —____ WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. EDUCATIONAL. Warm 1D WAITER HAVING Gog ‘eferenoee Gall at 1996 f wtrect northwest, ‘TED—A COOK, OR A | HOUBE wus ‘a look after children. “Ap! Wis Sth street SERA! fo Rugeeest | Foe ‘ANTED—THREE FIRST-CLASS SHIRT TRON- one, firet-clam ‘Stircher. “Apply at 512 ANTED-THREE | Flii PLUMBERS ‘and Gas Fitters. sly to AD, OHARE, gs Ponnaylvants avenue norhieeet, Es WANTED EXP RIEN D SALESWOMEN. ae Pig, by letter, with references enclosed, only eom- potent hands need apply. NOOT'S, 915 Peunaylvania R RENT—A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM ith all modern inn) in a private > a geuticmen only, at 105 6 street north rest. oe Ree SALE—BRICK HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION convenient nook chen CH ANWES G33 Farcer ot ot Began Sorin, qaumyaic FURNISHED, PAR- Pd ivania aveae Nortawest ora Fom® a eare UPPER aS OF a a Hr tag nd roots an seoued Goce that Sunes atte roams. “Gas sna water in the hallway. i RENT_BY WE. MONTH, SUITES OF Peet ee Oe ‘with private bath: piso well: furnished Bedrooms, third door, one square from Metr@politan rational Hotels. horthweet ee one Fateanaerns a i seeds Brick House in R Sy way COMFORTABLE SMALL Frame House and it attached. Tnquire on the promise. 238, corace fuSend southeast. 06-38" R SALE HOUSE 600 M Ripon ei containing 6 rooms; ren’ per mont so ‘be bought at $1,800 cash. CHARLES. SANDE G6 Hise artine eats WANTED MEDraTar. x, A FIRST- ibermaid and Waitress for a Boarding-house: just bring recommendations. Apply at 912 1 steel Wass family. Appiy altsr€ rim. ok LOL O 2 g00d wages; must ‘Siay at at night Wit WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GENE- aired aq to characier sid bili aaa as Retreet a ‘and el wl ae WANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND Tron; must sleep te toe Boum, romaine ot 1110 ages street northwest, bringing references. WASTEDTA GIRL, WITH REFERENCES, = cook and assist, Apply at 476 A DUC ig ere Seer WAtED-¢ CANVASSERS FOR OUR $1 STUDENT Nursery Cook! Best invention of the times, No ure collisg witheabcemtete cee toc cre: 1006 I street, after 6 p.m. it" ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO CneeE ee work, Washing and Ironing; also, White Kit Le ti" "950 At street references required. ety ANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED | SALES-LA- VY ‘ties! no otis need appiys Als ® Boy about 13 ‘or 14 years of age; must come highly recommended. Apply at 813 7th 1 street northwest. it ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL OF ome cchueation to ansist as Lage ‘also to do house ‘ashing; German preferred waste, Apply nk 1261 B street northwents or Se V WASH ANTED—A COLORED GIRL TO GOO! d Iron; reference required. “Apply 14/8 Penn- sylvania avenue northwest. ANTED—AT 508 EAST CAPITOL STREET, IN W: ‘family of two, a Woman for general housework; bring references on pplication. 05-2t" ANTED—A WET NURSE, WHITE OR COL- Ww ‘ored. Apply at Office af DF. SUWERS, 154 New York avenue. Ag al a ve reet, treet, between Handt uti Bo ld 06-3" ANTED_DEAUGHTSHAN WHO CAN, MAKE ood perspective drawines for parents, Address, stating experience, alary redtl ‘a By Siar NTEDA WOMAN WHO FRQROUSHEY a ‘Jesmeda cotton APRIT at: 6EXQ street norte ARTED WHT LORED ‘COOKS, we aznbermaids, “ke” with ‘references. Families fu ished Becvanta be PEiconeed Agency, 0 oR ¥ street northwest: c. eo eae Wa RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO a mending and attend to a single gentie- man's wardiebe Tor Prompt attendance ‘ood Shas pea ese Tie nee first door, up stairs, from am. ‘ANTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS aera hone others need apply, at CHAS. HARTING! iS. corner of Sth and L streets north ‘ANTED—A aS COOK. aay, aT 2121 Massachusetts avenue north’ TWANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE Sore 5 eral house work of a small fauily; must be able to cook and have re divi ie to MPHREY.” Fancy Storey 490 10th LABORERS, ALSQ ONE D ONE DAIRY- roreman one {arm Welt FUL TONS Loan Ofice, S14 tk sireat nertewent, ‘Pennsylvania avenue. WANTED—SITUATIONS. NT—400 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Ee eee two beautiful Parlors for x ‘ices or lodgings (latrobe heats room above): iocing, al Wetmoderate ‘peice. ‘Board deared Bef ore RENT _HANDSOMETY. FURNISHED ROOMS Now York hy shioo af treat northwest nix doar frpm Pearl oe FoR ENT 1687 ern U STREET NORTHWEST-GEN- furnished nex iGeation (oeer with where Er Ari RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS IN f trens out Kefarnsos cachanges, $01 Soe Soe their meals out. exchanged. 804 9th street northwest. 025-7w' RB RENT—A LE ROOM: FR LARGE, COMEORTAB! on Capitol Hil, Raquire as 433 11th) treo nortawere POS BENT A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROO) ‘with or without, SS arch ‘an second floor; no children. a z M and "no other boarders; ‘vwt-clase, At dao street, RENT_ONE HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS: F Fae two or threo ath Rooms, communicating or Apply at 1123 14th street. RENT_—1423 A SUITE OF Fear TOWA CIRCLE, window; gentlemen preferred: Demons having: or children need not apply. ie Se se ree RENT—999 Reals sae NORTHWEST, TWO fine ‘on second floor, and ona fi Enfurnished, on ‘third oor Meals denied "Call tier a Hllorsages ex FOE, BENT—TWO (OR THREE LARGE HAND- sorely Furnished Room en suite, on wecond floor, facing front. rPTDIB Lath siroot northinset, 06-3t" Re RENT 16, Ff STREET NORTHWEST, Room le joctor; el sil suitable for lawyer oF Furniture can ata FOR Sia MOREE EO ) SALE—ONE TIGHT ROAD WAGON, WEIGHT 145 Ibe, almost, new. Ci Call at WHEAT'S Livery Stable, corner Sth and I streets northwest. an ia bort 10TH. Private lessons given if NOTHING OX EARTH 80 PRECIOUS fs tie nae cape a I Srager, Berwxes 181i axp 19TH Nontuwest, jorthwest, near 12 Acta b> Gite ond Bere Ge best facilities for a iberal have, —— ene fr: APLLE. © SS FRENCH CLASSE: boss to enter Co oe WISN pal. meet ab Tesidence, I street northwest. eS A practical knowledic: a Parisian —— ecguige! MEA. Se HAVING RETURNED FROM the Sativeur School of Latycusies, will neeurve het ein Frepch and German "Terms moderate. Resi- 1313 G street northwest. Ms 5. ube Es hn Bad tase Eleventh year. Poe: JOHN'S COLLEGIATE Venwont Avr: ‘Evening classes remimed on MONDAY, OCTOBER 06-2w tino. TOBIAS. Ea ge : Fivatia avenus northwest, ora (OR SALE—ONE TOME SEAT WA WAGON, ABOUT aa new, ag rood. LPH WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COME NY, Aw of Musi cash. WASH) nine. cy Hand Bow _ot-tm ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATIC NATURAL. ence aud Engheb, pr: ie: aS a. Columbian Collere, MAURER, (OM THE Stuttgart, Jormany, gives sonatins 146 Gun eereck norawect. Fay SALE_—A BIG BARGAIN—A MAGNIFICENT, new, oT CENTS— PER MONTH tft on Setave Piano, wih with py Ea ys 5. L. JOHNSON announces the Reino Sover anid stool for fo oly $190; Sian Clemo. ah SIDNEY T. NIM jth street north- 07-6 SEVEN YEARS il be sold chea} gell to realize cash. GOS "Piano “Warercoms, 233. lees R SALE-ONE GRAY PORSALE_CHEAP FOR CASH—A SMALI. — dition: ‘with ail the Beason, ion, health. Address at once, Box 152, Star office. as new; selling for want of ); cam be seen at 1119 3d street, between L and M southeast. 05-3" ——s ey S50 ovctock - a varynd and renee southwest, Wednesdays, at 1:30 0% ‘Tuition, 80 cents per month. Both AL RED ES RARE BARGAIN—PHETON, GOOD | Painting in ae department = MARY K. SCHREINER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, Foe SEA, NEW UPRIGHT |MARSCHAT. & _2e-im___No. 112 I. street northwest. _ ith Piano with stool Sees erect ae INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, ee F 1127 18TH StREuT NORTHWEST. = nare from Thomas Circle.) BAG AIX REWOOD Reopened MBE det, Issi, Mines POLLOCK NOERR, incipals. rary advent for thorough instruction, from Kin- gh fi u Hon sven by teachers cininent in thelr profeesion in 20th north the French, German and in Drawing, and Music (Vocai and Instrumental, Piano or Languages practically taught. German thout extra charge. | Daily C NT—SUITES OF NEWLY FURNISHED alno, & table. Apply at 10331 street north- Fz RENT-—WELL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, fronting two streets, in most desirabl By aot cle fn Board: lib. b- StOCKHAM, FoR, FE ne eae ee ROOMS, WITH OR beautifi located residence 436 M street ft noriivent at tery is Prices. 629-10t FoR ges RENT—PLEASANT ROOM, } FURNISHED OR } i ished, south front third floo loor: also, one on situation; pa Soin eves sneea ose FOR RENT—STORES. eet | POR RENT-STORE 1935 foc Happier tS Ave ue northwest; a, 'ILSON, Room 1, over Bank of Ws Vankington. or-3t Fe RENT—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY rable Rie fb up, corner 20th and H streets > horses. For terms apply corner 200% and FOR RENT—HOUSES. ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL A SITUATION berwork, cooking or. laine py amily; Dest of Feferences. Apply at ri daa west ANTED—A CLERKSHIP; SALARY NOT So much an object as employment; good city refer- 60, Star oilice. “o7-3t* W Wi d girl a Situation as house girl; good reference San pe kixen. Call, oF address for two days, 1296 M etreet northwest. 7-2" V "ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL A SITUATION to do chamberwork in a private family; good refer- ences. Appiy 725 2st street northwest. it r @ WHITE MAN AND wife, no children, Situations in private f man aa coach! Dust references. Address Box 3. man and wife to do general house i V VANTED—A THOROU Star office. i BOOKKEEPER AND Accountant desires an Engagement for all. or por- Is familiar with the bedding bi Is. Address B.H. Tr office. yANTED—BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE position is head housekeeper in a first-class id take au interest in a Inrge boarding-ho of reference. Address EXPERT WANTED—ROOMS. TW a XteD-BY AN ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE, MAS ects and Sitting-room, with Board, in a vate family; permanent if suit ldréss, terms, &e.. Box 1 Star office. o7-2t" Ww NTED— A GENTLEMAN, A iieatly Furtished Roon with» private family, with stable on premises to accommodate one horse an Macon; permanent if sulted. “Address Box 22, Ster -2t" A WENO COMMUNICATING FI ee ISHED parlor and bed-room; southern exposure; between Iath and 20th strocts anid usetts and Pennsylvania avenues. Ad 8. » Star office.6-2° WANTED BETWEEN larH AND ‘22p STREETS northwest, for three adults, three or more Koome: must be well furnished and desiral full particulars, P.S.T., Star office. er ee Path mily of adults, three or mica wee famishod oF Slur Noma. en mute aa" good jocation, with unexcetionable Board, ins. family, who ere good housekeepers, Address Box is, Star otlice. 06-3t" tion of the day. in all its V Ww: TED—LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM IN A prard aan’ mexxhborhood (front preferred), with ri ntleman, wife and child, 7 Yearv: botwoon Stina Hoek amas Tarthwest. State ternis; moderate. Address NORCAP, Star office. o5-St" WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED-TO PURCHASE A TWO-STORY Brick House with store and i V the northwestern of the cit ‘condi- terms, af suited. x 46, Star of. ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE,8 TO 10ROOMS, for six months from December Ist. I will pay not month, giddress, giving description and wi ‘TED—BY PRIVATE €AMILY, NO CHIL- dren, Furnished House, not less than eight rooms. Address, ‘stating rent and particulars, Box a Star A) over $100 ferme Box 2 Ww TOPUI A MODERN, WALNUT pens Sideboard and a kerosene oil Cook Stove, both in wood condition. Adaress, with Pe HOUS SEKEEPER, Star office. mR, TED-TO PURCHASE, SECOND ‘ounters and Shelving at once. Address Star office. WANIED_FARMS IN EXCHANGE FOR crTy Property, Western and Southern Lands. Wanted, Houses with small incumbrances, in trade for Lots and. Wanted, Personal Property for Real Estate. BUREAU OF EXCHANGE, 5 Federal Building, corner ‘7th and Fnorthwest. 06-38" W TED — SCHOLARS IN MUSIC_ON THE Piano and Kensington Art Needlework, by of experience. Terms moderate. Apyly at { ou Ete northwest. ble. “-Addrons, with Fe RENT—SIX-ROOM HOUSE WITH TEN acres of don the Brentwood road, near the city; a moat, lightful location for summer or winter. Apply to W. C. GREGG. 208 10th street. of 3t* FOR seta od athoge MANSION O§ COLUA a south front and in Sret-claes Sendak © CO. Le Droit Foe RENT—TWELVE-ROOM PRESS Bi House; modern improvements: 487 F street sou west. Inquire of W. A. FENWICK, 427 7th street tment ficcurities for sale in sums to suit. northwest. 06-3 m furnished in person or by iuail. Imme- — diate deliveries. 06-2 (OUSE No. 1218 ¥ STREET NORTE ‘west, contaiuing seven room and good store room; gas and water; cellar. Apply at 1220 i. street north }OR RENT—IN GEORGETOWN, HOUSE WITH seven rooms, near street cars; bath and yas; 1429 Enederick street, corer 3d street. Apply at 1425, Fred erick street. ENT—TWO-STORY, SIX-ROOMED EoTas ater, jas, ke, locations; near cars, &c. Apply E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F -6t 'T—-STORE HOUSE No. 206 10TH Sec T northwest; hus elevator, water and gas; rent, $50. ontneet | a cheap set of Double Harness. The above arti- sold; no reasonable offer refused. Theabove in be scan af DOWSEYS Stable, 1018 17k ry R SALE—TWO Fi LIGHT, SECOND-HAND Coupelettes, sways, One handsome Phi- nearly new: one sold cheap, WAC WALTERS Gattape uc. tory, gormr ith ena sir Eepaising peonvtiy R SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND ‘Trade Wagons: handsome Box Wagon, suitable for of mew and second-hand Car- er Bryan Coe Gout sn ae Sen always on han: “ROBERT H. GRAHAM. 9 Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. $ 500 V AT SIX PER CENT, Fo commie: 500 WANTED, Al " ‘ SARIS, ASR CE Soa hls eae Sn R SALE GHEAP—A RESTAURANT. oH SEV- enth street southeast, opposite Eastern Market. Ap- on premises, 232 7th street t southeast. 06-3 ry F ED AND COMMISSION BUSINESS FY OR SALE at Center Market. The applicant can satisfy him- self as to the Sharsster snd a arate of the busiiiess by iarket, 06-3t* FOR | Orvicé at Metrorotrran Bank Bureprnc. irs; good stock and fixtures; rent low young man with sanall capital. Enquire on | Ses, corner of 7th and E Streets southwest, ED TO PURCHAS R CASH, A GOOD Drug Store. | Averaze daily sules must be $30 or gore, “Address ** Coriander,” care Drusggiet Circular, | New York cit; of-2w LETHE FURNITURE AND FIXTURE of the New York Avenue Hotel. The house is now | loing a good business and the only reawon for selling is that the health of the proprietor will not permit him to attend to its duties, ol-6t pre ob-lw Professor of Equity, J EU Professor of the Law of LAY scoot sumed at the Law Building (5th street, 2 long Teuee Sin be tiven a splendid opportunity for a | P-™- and terms of instruction Mr. W. A store ince Hank ing NY i SICAL AC PORSATEA PORTION OF TWO CAR LOADS ee ie Moetaal chess epeme OCrTO- Slate Mantels are offered for sale at cost to-redce | — = Stock before the building season closes. Apply at ones | 4 RT SCHOOL OF THE W at Mantel Factory, C, Dear 6th northwest. O4-5t* ird seasou, opens OCTOBE ites 0th sirect adi Pestnyivania avenue. R SALE— 626-1m' 3 : Sead Hors e neon [LAY DEPARTMENT, Sage UNIVERSITY. ALES SESSION. iy nee Ty one of the Fosters An ae LECTURE ROOM, 1419 NEW YORK AVENUE. Sours and Coupeletie: best makers, and allin elorantor- | THE JUNIOR CLASS MEETS FOR ORGANIZA- N THURSDAY, OCTOBER Oru, AT 6 O'CLOCK ‘THE SENIOR CLASS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7rm, AT POST GRADUATE FRIDAY, OCTOBER rx, AT Faccurr or Law. Hox. ARTHUR PCART BOR, ‘resident of the Feculty. H. 0. CLAUGHTON, urigradense, Evidence, Com- and Maritime Law. WM. B. WEBB, Esq. Professor of Pleading, Applied Evidence and Practice. GENE CARUSL, Exq.. Real and Personal Property, andNegotiable Instruments. Lecronens 1881-'32: HH. WELLS, Commercial Law. ets Law of Corporations. Relations. . F Enq. Deeds and Conveyances. B. ROSS PERRY. Bay, lie Conflict of Laws, ‘Taition—Junior abd Sehior Classes, $00 for the full term; Post Graduate Class, $25, eae! street. ‘of. | QPECIAL ANS PROF. AND as. LUCIEN E, ‘be obtained ‘and students ma; W. 3. NEWTON, Secretary, S00 Th 524-2w ‘EMENT. ¢. COLLIERE’S cd Classical Scluocl for MONDA 1588 TSTRERT NOT! T. For further and full particulars and circulars E. C. COLLIERE, A. _ Professor of the French Lauguase. (Translations done.) 24 oF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The Lectures and exercises of this schoo! will be re- retweeen D and th, at 6 o'clock E streets) on WEDNESDAY, October Cataloeues giving information in regard to courses may be foun Morrison, and at th tion may also be made President, &e a Y, 1534 I street northwest. Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD, Musical Director. Studies résumed September 26th. #20-im* LA% e008 OF GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. By E. 8. WESCOTT & CO., comer 20th and I streets — . : R RENT_LARGE STORE AND DWELLING OF REMOVAL. ; SEWER ORE 13 rooms, 1696 1th ettect neethwen ae Lectures will be remuned for the ensuing term, be- | POR RENT No. 1919 K STREET, BRICK: NINE | Goods Store text door. P. BRENNAN Saw" | ginning 6 o'dock p.tn, WEDNESDAY EV ENING, Ot- rooms; mgdern improvements: $45." No. 2137 K tober oth, J8S1, af the'new halla in the Lenman Build- atrest, brick; 9. rooms iiiprovemenis, $00, | FYOR SALEBY HD, COOKE, Jn., & 60., ing, 1425 New York avenue, near sth street, Cireuiars No. 35 sire i rick; 6 regis: duodern improve. 429 F street. at Shorrse’Sand Angiim's or apply to WAL. H. DEN™ a f 8. rears 3 retary, at the Law School, ner 20th and Int sate robe | 200 Shares Washington Gity Gas Light Company Scrip aie See cing, ovo years $50 per annus: port coune e20-1hn Ivanhoe & Lake Valley Mining Stock. : oH the ahora Gis's percent Bonds and ther invpstment | JYJIS8 HANOVER SCHOOL, ment, Hoare in the United ‘Staten. Situated atthe 823. 13981 Fores, opigete Frans ‘Park, Sree bestatrant eae Fat Fe SALT Se10CK,, SIXTURES —— ‘Will reopen SEPTEMBER 0th, ‘e17-3w" lans and fu x particulars apply sine pa Thang Le etrece jae ct | ART SCHOOL, 1318 I STREET NORTHWEST, Pisin ‘&CO., 1824 F no! — er Inquire on te Deen wees wa “Deities of A oppasste Franltin Sauare, wall commence its Twelfth | a Seasion SEP’ pic 26u1, Call or ecud for. & md at Auction, —See Bulletin issued on” the Ist and y month at the office of THOS. KE. WAGGA- streetnorthwest. 05-3" RR a aoeey Y FURNISHED HOUSE, ee Ey eee tr See Sy eter lew York avenue, between 4 and 5 orelock.” ‘ POE BENT_FURNISHED ee rE ant Residence; 619 Oth, strect northwest im the heart of the city and near all the atrect car lines; furnished throughout, including ed ‘ud table linen, glass and china ware, also a fine piano; contains all the Modern improvements, and has a billiard room with tal Possession immediately. For rr inguise oP FRANCIS MOHUN, Bookseller and Slationer, 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 11th 04-1, = RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES—SEVERAL first-class Houses finely furnished; located in the northwest section of the city: have been placed in my hands for vent; some for six months: others tor one or more, years at ices Fanging from $100 t0 $000 per to terms of ‘Unfurni Houses hall tons of the city for reut at prices from ‘$15 to $200 per month. Fe RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY. PRIVATE 21 5th of ae 03-6t =| Pe RENT—A LADY AND SON WILL LET TO two or three adults a partly furnished “House of 8 Tome, with modern improvements. Rent taken in parti . 129 C street northeast, 03-6" Pu RENT—THAT LARGE BUILDING AT THE somes 7th and. etreots northwort, with ly occupied as. **Spencerian Bi agers Inquire on premises, {OR RENT— A NEW, HA‘ sion, furnished or infu of 20 aults, fummer kitchen, fountain ‘and stable, wine ith all modern im LNA Appl; 1329 near ‘Bhomae Circle, oF J.C. Ge KENNEDY. heat siti eat al4-1m. a RENT-MISCELLANEOUS 2 RENT—A NUMBER or EXCELLENT Pianos and Onrans for $2, $3, an th, ILD & 00 ith Sheet newest eae, WILD & BRO. W ‘ED—BY A WIDOWER, IN SOUTH. ae ington, without children, Some One to Take bis flouse fora fear or more, and ‘make it, cheorful, or can to themselves. “Ten rooms, handsomely fur- Dinheds with al odern ine reemae eanarnely far Belt narnes,,, oferpers Teauired. “Apply at 461 F COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, DR SALE OR RENT—HO ‘H FROM TWO a ten acres of land, near etixy; (or fon acres for buildin ferius. Apply to Di WADSWOWTH 1025 Verinont avert APPLY a street, between 6 o'clock p.m. ‘ANTED—LACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS Ww gow farts new by, ree S French work: F street—PRINC! Depot, 1000 Wieteaus ,000 FLANNEL SKIRTS iP for 3 £5r,3 gente ber width (no mnearing) EPRONCE'S. ractioal ‘Stanpar here oe PRICES: eee ee wines c,, pewter, Tye bj Aro, Be, gcd. Dy ta ant Dart of eity oF suburbee ME A : Toth street southeast: onal aan venue and ‘ANTED—EVERYBODY WwW DUNGAN, 813 7th Hee criuyest HAS, zAe. im’ inducements 16 cash buyers in in Oaee Furnit 820-, uiture fo steam. 'ANTED-—CARPETS TOCLEAN. WE NV EP Carre Gur wan to mer an tes | bare aie Orders by tele; telephone. A. H. CHACE & ‘BRO. 616 iana avenue, jas ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, y 490 10ru STREET NORTHWEST, Is just returned from New York and is now opening a splendid lot of NEW FALL GOODS. HER SPECIALTIES ARE- French, German and bee own make perfect fitting avenue. Prench Hand-made Ween Imported <a ‘and Colors. Patent detonate te ‘and all Drees Reform Goods, for which Misa H. is Sole Agent for the District. 27 French, German and Spanish spoken. 830-‘tw. L!>s, TAILOR PARLORS, 414 NINTH STREET Ni M. WILLIAM BERNAT, DESIGNER AND CUTTER, (iste of Paris.) Is creating quite s sensation in Washington in the Cur axp Ger Ur oF LADIES’ COATS, CLOAKS AND RIDING HABITS. the Ladies of ‘im Washington snd bay Saaremaa: ‘ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BELT, wae 1420 New York avenue, ia a) of Deeds for Stato and ‘Territory, U.S. Commis: loner, Examiner and Notary. Always in’ office from a.m. top. m. ‘WASTED FEATHERS AND HATE Steam and Make Over ~Uphelaey and Decorating. andexamine, At F. bo Younes, 104 aor iG and Fine ME- WARTED FUENITURE TO STORE Storage Hoomn, GHAGE'S 616 Lav ave ay WANTED HEATHENS 70 REQOVATE, MA Mar. ALB. CHAGE & BROS, 618 Lowiiana arene. oaett ANTED—OLD: AND SILVER INLARGEOR NRE ear Tae OLD 8T, ARM FOR ere LINDEN aaTiON, B Montgomery. co farm fronts on (eS road lea Aeanally town over Jones’ ri ‘to the wan ean end contains it 100 — tine high state Be St coe and bas all caret aahiactise miles mai by ie a ee =| is the cwnee, HENEY JOHNSON, a3 Torneye, Rockville Std ne ‘HE WELL KNO' R" ARLI Te Fruit and eee vere Farm” for poate at ore raed amall Farms, BERT A. - ie 4 1428 New York avenue. oe A PO! SALE OF. EXCHANGE FOR UNEN- — acres, Pig) ge city: as = apple fine peach and 4 young ple orchard: excellent, water R fine=on EXCHANGE - | Ee FOR, USNC 196 acres, nine aan ro - shard; 00d house, Pennsylvania Soe eens, coin Se [ALL FARM FOR! SALE 114 AGRI gs fram ond in ful lew of un ces easy ee 1428 New York avenue. a20-2m* MILWAUKEE LAGER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT, For sale in pian aBeslees aerally, and in Casks aa by the Ages generally, BAL C.. PALMER, JO: + PRESCOTT, At Hts REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, ‘No. 1416 F Sraeet Nontawest, Has eeveral very fine Houses for sale Cheap. Also, many very desirable, Building Lots in the ortivwert Bartot the city, sure the “mnarch of improvements and | rine in values are Houses and Lotein al pars of io Of the city for sale at low fouses for rent. y is made of the care and rental of houses. ‘Honses furnished and unfurnished wanted to mpply an. EY 0 LOAN IN | IN, Ms UIT, LOWEST rates, on real estate security: moderate Gall how? W.'W. DANENO' & SON, 1212 F street. o3-Im Meee eo a AN, on : a20-108 weary 15 F strc ortiont, M ‘CONEY! MONEY! mower — $50,000 TO Joan in sums to suit, from 2: at FRED. SELINGER’S “LOAN HOUSE, 737 7th street northwest, betws streets. * 1. and liberal advances made upon Dia- imaonds, Ws Jewelry, Silverware, Guns, Pistols, Clothing and Merchandise of every eecription. ‘The | 12 fame bought and sold. All jons striet}y confi- YY ‘ONEY TO LOAN. IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOWEST RATES OF IN THOMAS J. FISHEE & CO. s17-1m 1324 F street northw ‘ONEY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN AT 2 PER | AME cent per month,’ on personal property, at R. FUL. TON’S Loan Office, 314 9th street, near ylvania avenue northwest. 2m ‘ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN for a Sreular MRS M west, Wodnenday, ‘Septem! EW AND ATTRACTIVE E MALLS to students on Elements of Sti field, and ness’ College, by Gen. Francis A. Walk tendent of the Census, and also containing full informa- tion concerning the College, will be sent free by Buon application, or may be obtained at the 12131 Lath troet ay A) shui Singing, “V: . nein Fretadvantages 0. B. BULL. Mints Grek, ais Nude and |g M: fand French Boarding aud Day SE. FULLER, Prindyall ‘sltlu 3 Pa LEAVITT, OF BOSTON,, TEACHER | Instrumental Music. "Mi RS. CONDRON, PRINCIPAL OF PARK SEMI- nai = eee pede ee 615-lin Biprevedented demand. Congresemen and others are SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, se PRCOT TS BEE Bera EXCHANGE, | In the handsome edifice known throughout the United jm. 1416 F Street Northwest. LINCOLN HAL f i BUILDING, The new College Halls vil! be cccnied 1d afte ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- new. occupied on and after ae EVEgg ee bee age | Core eee beeen rete meee | = — Hife._ Students reoulved throuuchout the ar. Avyaluable pamphlet, containing an eloquent address ‘by James A. Gar- Spencerian Busi. ‘Superin: ‘Tribute to Graduates o: pea C. SPENCER, See Vice Principal. sRY, Bonet, Hriscoval Schoeh Haddon Men, Burlington Milita y Col- ARD CHURCH (SCH: LADIES will reopen on MONDAY, SEP. Apply to the Principal, Miss Mac orth west. ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, T 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue, (over ugton’s Bookstore, ) ‘Thirteenth year. Plato, Or- ‘oice, USSAEUS, AIDED BY SEVERAL AS. will continue to tesch German, Lutin, tied ranches. | Young neti | pared for Colleges, Competitive Examinat ans, fe reulars sent upou application. F. MUSSAE(’ 1s 5. AND ACS ENGLISH PRED Bi ON REAL ESTATE, AT\6 PER CENT. Oe O. ourzMay, m21 10th and F streets northwest, ‘ONEY TO LOAN. I have MONEY TO > LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ spams of from $100 and upwards, at Taion ot ta ‘Charges moderate. No delay. B. H. WARNER, nov26 916 F street northwest. LOST AND FOUND. = 918 97x, A POINTER SLUT, WHITE, T08ith brown spots: "$8 teward paid for het reutrn 6 ‘above address. o7-3t* OST—OCTOBER @ru, ON I STREET NORTH- Omi, “A hberal reward if Gotnmence on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, Jot 8th street northwest. &c. Church organ for practice. lath street, between I ‘Will re-open WEDNESDAY, Roasting Mu, ‘or circulars, _024-3m_ Tith. chool for Yours short time, on satisfactory security, or to invest 7 f e H “ gente: Fe elena cg Meme eg Goud Bal Ladies, 1013 1th oth eae duties of this | unient upon, EF °O 8" RS. ARCHER HAS JMO°FY To Loan, Seiad deme errUrE ane Her school will For jculars address or call upon jo. 1401 Massachusetts avenue, oF MUSIC, HIE BOHOOL OF MURIC 4 107,1 Puano, Ongan, Votce, V MERSON INSTITUTE, ‘Select Classical and ehemestioal SCHOOL FOR Sure 1881. ete. GAS S"Youna, Pri ‘gia i Enghettang Peench School £ x Ladies and for Young Ladies an Idren, $21.Vermont avenue, will re-open September Boarding pupils limited. Silver Ponell peegentine an Onl, ‘an owl, i returned to BOARDING. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED FE eR OF LEE ‘at private is street northwest. board if desired. 06-3t J ARGE, COMFORTABLY, FURNISHED Like COMPORTA 0 for rent, with or wit Private Handi ror children; 804 2ist, bereeen Seer venue cars and . VERNON SEMINARY. Boarding and Day Sqpocl for Young Ladies. TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS a FX ["Simnrores than See in the city. ‘The Sand paneures are hosted & cy Gane ON HOUSE, Se Wameros, location cutee ho liquors. J. M. De office, 215 6th street. All such exhibits wilt be recetved on the 6th, 7th and 8th at tbe office, and conveyed to the ——. ‘by the Amsosistion. Entries must be made at peer s oR IN cl Reiss hes ie pails and ‘il 4 vaner. LS aw. ‘corner 8th and K etmta ns \APITOL, HILL INSTITUTE AND KIN Y teat: Btth pear: cyrus SEPTEMMER TS the from Kindenrarten 80 ing A. OVS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL, bis HUNT. Princy Se teenth Annual Sesion RER 13rn, North Seasion Sf ta Four spt “ands halt Street Start Powe ai Aca Mees aint, wnt, College ms of the country st ne NIA MILITARY ACADEMY, psa ER, PA, {OPENS SEPT. 14.) “iss Classics aurd English Dagroce ccaiecred = a: | ss wou THEO. BYATT. President SCHOOL BOOKS, &e. = Ss° HOOL BOOKS BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED ANGLIPS ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE, Conconas Buruprxe, F STREET. _ Cash paid forall kinds of Books, Pamphlets, &c. «13-9am HE ARTERS FOK SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. The largest and most complete stock of SCHOOL BOOKS for Public and Private Schools, Wholesale and WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 2 428 Seventh street northwent. SCHOOL Boos Fon PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS. AT LOWEST PRICES. ‘WM. H. MORRISON, Law Booxsknuen ax RTATIONRR, ETECTIVE | -AGENCT, Lost and «to! ‘obtained on 8 ADAM ROS THE 19) LONG-ESTABL st Giasrveaas Astrologist, ev ion in all'adairw of ite than ay ope 0 SPECIALTIES. Pierce nesta AND SPEEDILY CURED. No cutting or ligating. “Treatment almost and occasions no loss of time from business. Scones references may be had by applying at my office. ‘Consultation free. as of-6e 620 11¢h iret note. | YPADAM DUBOUIS, FRENCH MEDIUM, iM, WORKS M ic Esectricity: telle true life: card reader: lady {elle part, present and fu ure; ana gives goon advice for street northwest. Hours from 9 t0 1 a.10.. and2toSp.m. jy23-itw ME. BROOKE TELLS ALLL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential Ladiewand Gen- Bemen 5 cents cach. No. 408 L strect, between 4th and | Sth streets northwest. PROFESSIONAL. Re Ms. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRIC! TAN ‘Dis returned to the city and will resume bis prac 618 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. 06-68 | PEI z RNAND URSO. PIANO TUNE! | 1230 T street northwest, or | Office. AND REPAIRER, Box 4 Post Am ‘ALTH ON DAILY usands of the etite, from far 'S establish ~4 ‘1416 Penn. sylvan wporiie Willard’. divtel, for veliot Peet. from and svoidanes of Corns, Bunions, Discased Vascular Pxersceiicrs, and vther Ailments of the Press of buriuess at office precludes attendance at resi. dence except after 6 p.i. Ofllce Fee, $1 por visi Bat De ™ 4» canMaxy, j EN TIST, 1015 14TH STREET, Second door south tram Al Boule Church. a2 | D: STARRPARSONS, DENTIST, 4399TH STREET, southeast corner 9th and E northwest. Extractiag 9 to 1) a.m., Wednesdays, free, for the poor. Pirst- Class references, Ga aduinistered. ‘Charges reason al , 428 TH STREET Strects, over Ballaw- | Dis R. nal NS, DENTIS aweep D and £ yac's Bookwacre, Operative: fur y skilifally performed. | Rei af iD R. WEISENBORN. DENTIST, 915 cee northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted $7 per set, and fans a the natural teetu at reasonable: K. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 181 aT H STREET tf Dee" Letween G street and New York avenue.— jutiful Sets of ‘Teeth filed, without Pain, 50 cle uffojerations fourvatited anid Yiuss T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, N os: doors from EL sachs. “Teeth mehales set. Al H. 2.83 Hi, Fin Vitapathy 5 and Troe! | Fame eee | weaknedees a xpecialty. All ‘Numors, Diseanex of whatever Same or nature = ee eradi- cated from ‘the yet. cured. Consultation free to all. sal Olle a ‘Stammering 1216 15th street, corner N strect ad See > = BOOTS AND SHOES. —__ | OSE, EXTIRE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES must be sold recardiess of cost, ax we retire from | wetail, ess to go into the Manufacturing of Boots and Shoes. Banrains can be had in good Shoes. Ladies, | Gents, Misses, Boys and Children, SPEAR BItOS., | 1347 street north west. aSl-2m | esr Chass BOOTS AND SHOES AT ACTUAL COST. We will sell all of our Gent's Fine LOW SHOES an@ Light CONGRESS GAITERS at actual Cost. Ladies’ LOW SHOES, SLIPPERS and Light BUTTON BOOTS at Prime Cost. | These Goods must be closed out to make room for Fall | Stock. This is a good ovportunity to get good goods at very Low Figures. ONE PRICE. pitcme, GEO. 605 PE! McCARTHY, AAV! CO-PARTNERSHIPS. TI IMITED CO-PARTNERSHIP. 4, Tue undersigned do berehy oertity that parte or the aa fume or fsa of WASHIRGTON AND GEA ICE COMPANY. No bills or accounts w SX ES Written onder syne’ JOHN LEK cate Office, No. 3234 Water street, “Georgetown, BARKER, CH, F. F. M. KIXB: be SAFE DEPOSIT CO. — | Security AND SAFETY. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 16rH STREET aXD New Youk Avexve. Fire, Burglar and Pasay Provt Voulte frum 95 to 900 rear. "Government on deposit for $2 per $1,000, Also, receive Silverware in Tru oranda rend as Board of Managers: William Sti » Rigs, vice president; B. Q Sturter rein, rant, treasurer; ‘Henry A. ‘K F, tb WARN ee H. K. WILLARD, Becretasy Hitrance again it Lent ty ie at rennsnie Prorosats FOR ERECTION OF STANDS Too EEN Westone BOR jes S EAA one