Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENI x STAR. WASHINGTON, MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1981. CROSBY S. NOYES ..-Editor. ‘The Evening Star bas a recular, permanent, boua fide daily cirentation more than treble that of any ether daily payer published in skington, and eqanl te that of all the | other = pupers here nodded together. is connected with the T . Advertisement: vs for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charse. The Elections To-merrow. On to-morrow, October 11, fowa and Ohio will hold their annual state elections. Iowa will elect state officers and a legislature that will be called upon to elect a United States Senator. The legisiature last chosen had a republican majority of 9¢ on joint bailot in a total member- ship of For state officers there are three tiekets in the field—republican, democratic and greenback. There is no doubt that the repub- Ticans will elect state officers and legislature by an ample majority. in Ohio, state officers and a legislature are to be elected. For state officers, there are four tickets in the field:—republican, dem- cratic, greenback and prohibition. The last legislature had a republican majarity of 31 on The Joint ballot in a total membership of 151. ‘vote of the state in recent years has bee! De The result this * 0 year,” isa little uncertain. ‘The democrats have just put out a claim that they will elect Bookwalter governor, and carry both houses ofthelegislature. The probabilities®™ are, however, that the republicans will carry the state by a small majority. ————— The Demoeratie Unpleasaniness in New York. The New York state democratic convention will meet at Albany, to-morrow, to nominate a ticket for state officers below that of governor. ‘The usual ficht between factions over the admission of delegates is on hand, this time assuming a triangular shape from New York city. Last year the leaders and managers of | Irving Hall virtually abandoned that organiza- tion and proceeded to organize the New York county democracy, which has been recognized by the party authorities of the state and by the U.S district court as the regular demoeratic | party of that county. A few politicians got Possession of the deserted Irving Hall and set up a claim to the title of resularity, after | having formed a coalition n Tammany as against the count democrae The police commissioners, in allotting dem-! ceratic inspectors of election, recognized this claim and divided the inspectors between Irving Hall, Tamm: democrats. Judze Blatcl ny and the county however, in ap- pointing supervisors of election, decided that all the rights, title and interest in the demo- cratic organization formerly belonging to Irving Hall §: rd to yunty democracy. Tam- many and Irving Hall will demand recognition of the convention, but it is evident enough that both will be refused. The eountry democrats usted with the ne rrels of the city democrats, and they mani- festiy hold ble for most of past troubles m will be pr uptly rejected. will probably be served likewise. of wh nmany will do Kelly may boldly oppose as he did in 1879. ders Then the qr the ory of the regal other refusal te any any share or lot in | party affairs will disrupt its organization, and | bring its followers back to the democratic fold individually instead of collectively. Boss Kelly, however, has a wonderful influence over his fol- lowers, as has been shown by his maintenance of order and discipline throuch months of hard fighting without any patronage whatever to dis- pense among them. —_—_+e»—___ Tn this day and generation, when brevity and @onciseness are regarded as essential in writing for the public, why should the old system of wordy legal phraseology be retained? Take the Guiteau indictment for example. It is words, words, words, repetition upon repetition. But the lawyers say that it is doneto prevent any flaw being picked in the construction. But the question is, dees this ancient and cumbersome method of drafting legal documents prove more effective in this respect than a briefer and more Girect style? The records of courts every day show cases dismissed because of defects in the Tanguage of indictments. The ponderous ver- bosity of one of these indictments 13 of itself confusing. It would seem that the very super- fiuity of words is likely to cause a blunder or defect in a lenzthy instrument ot this kind; and that a document of the same character could be Written in the brief. concise method employed by newspapers, which would, at the same time, be intelligible to the general public and legally accurate. Ifthe present laws do not admit of a common sense form of indictment, devoid Of all this tedious verbiage, it is time they were amended. W EDDING GIF that an- STERLING SILVER IN FANCY CASESg Designed especially for WEDDING GIFTS. SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERS MITHS, ___ 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. G®. E. KENNEDY & SON, Dealers in Brarce axp Fancy Grocenies. sare making a specialty of OLD GOVERNMENT ‘A COFFEE. It is pronounced by all who use it the Setin the ity NEW RAISE NEW FIGS. GRAPES. 08 er HRANE'S BARGAIN NECKWEAR. | BiAck CASHMERES. Thethe- |? P. HANSON HISS & CO. e —NEW DESIGNS— MANTELS........ MIRRORS........ WAINSCOTING. | FURNITURE. .CERAMICS. LOWS ART TILES FOR FIREPLACES, HEARTHS, WAINSCOTINGS AND BATHROOMS. FIRST PREMIUM EVERYWHERE. No. 45 N. CHARLES STEEET, BALTIMORE. Orex TO-DAY 100 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains. The best and cheapest in the market. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 010-6¢ 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WANTED— HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. We ACTIVE, CLEANLY GIRL TO DO erga eneral houcework at 1441 Massachusetts avenue prly at MEYERS? Hotel, puue northwest. TED—A COLOR ‘alais Royal, 1117-1119 mnst come we commended. ANTED—I WISH TO RENT A THREE-STORY Brick House, mear the Thomas Circle. “Address Box 151, Star office. Vv ARTED_ON MONTHLY INSTALLM. Purchases House, from eistht to ten Forms tuedere improvements, locasion central, on a lettered street; one some ground, bow windows or balconies prefered. Also, t Rent, a Howse, November ist, of sai = fon; rent moderate.” Address BUSINESS, Seria - o wd Mea OF alte SP-C ad Tae yt eed appl a street northwest, Phabiber and eens reunited. Apply immediately at 14238 street. eS ae Vv y ANTED—) > (ENCED BOOKKEEPER. NW “Address EXPERIENCES Star office. 10-3 i; ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN COOK; ALSO, TO V wash and iron; good wages. Apply, with a ences, at 221 2d street southeast. /EDIA ¥, A GOOD STEER Shucker at Mades' Hotel, corner of 3d etreet and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. It ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CLERK WHO HAS wv aliad experience in the Grocery business, Address ‘T-CLASS, Star office. 010-3t 5) WiRtso PURCHASE A TwWo-STORY Brick Houre with store and five or six rooms in the northwestern af the city, and in, wood con. if suited. Address Box 46, ‘10H, NISE OMS with beat and gas, and with t 1324 S street northwest. 010-38 NT-SUIVE OF ROOMS AT132 G STREET northwest, al modern conveniences, equare of Wii- lard’s, Ebbitt and Rigws Hotels. it Fe RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOA with privilege of parlor, dining room and kitchen’ rent 610 per month. Gaguite at 204 Latreet northwest: 3 R RENT—TWO | COMMUNICATING ROOMS, a pti 09 | Penny’ arts ate near Pension Office; for dentist or artist. Inqnire at GEO. F. SCHAFER. ol0-im ANTED—THREE TIN AND _ SHEET-IRON Workers. H. I. GREGORY, 910 Penne lvania av- gnue, (Store formerly ocoupied by A. R. Shepherd & OR RENT—TO GENTLEMEN A LARGE WELL front second floor; a small Room adoinine ie if desired: location central; near hotels and Co. ot departments; reference required. 819 Toth street. 10-3" ANTED—A WOMAN 70 DO GENERAL HOUSE: | 7Fon RENT-ONE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, UN: ‘Work; must stay at hight and have good refer | JYQR RENT-ONE © sekecping; cousistny of ee ‘Appiy at O18 streeh, between 6th and 7th nord = ‘Sid Dath Soom, ‘at 46) Xt strcct northwest. E 3 ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN 2° cooks, weet snd tno in petrate emay ; aes Soctwwests ‘Wages $10. it" GPECIAL TO HOUSEKEEPERS. J. W. BOTELER & SON Solicit ins be hy ke and of “neir extensive aud comploe stock of CHINA, " GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, CUTLERY, And other House Furnishing Articles, which they are offering at REDUCED PRICES. J. W. BOTELER & SON, 010-6m 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. C 5. ne PELETTES, LANDAULET TES, COU- ae a KAWAYS, and other seasonable stylish CAR- ‘ REPAIRING promptly attended to. ROBERT H. GRAHAM, REPostroRy AND Factory, RRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. 010-3t 410-416 8th street northwest. 1 00 DOZEN LARG SIZE, COLORED BORDERED, With Knotted Fringe HUC K TOWED at $3.00, exceed- ingly cheap. i Huck Towel, 40 inch long, at $2.50 per doz. Glass Towels af $1.50 per don. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 Pennsylvania Avenue, De AST OF THE JORDAN, By MeRrity. $4.00 Young Americans in Japan, Greey. 1.50 The Fate of Madame La Tour, Paddock. 1.00 Queen Titania, by H. H. Boyesen. 1.00 ‘The Candle of the Lord, by Phillips Brooks. 1.75 ‘The International Revised Commentary on Mark.. 1.00 Michael Strogotf, the Courier of the Czar. 2.00 WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 428 Seventh street northwest. o10 Vv ‘ANTED—TWO DEAUGHTSMEN ON PATENT Office Drawi ee aoe Clase ; steady FRED: G, DIETERIGH, LeDroit Building, 8th and streets. "bar eannien Oe work. 010-3t* ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN TO do general housework for a family of two; must be able to cook and Aj at AN- Nie R HUMPHENLS Comet St Sure. street northwest. ot se ANTED—SIX FIRST CLASS CARPENTERS. BEE qAPPly at No. 1227 Lith street northwest, to J; W- ANTED—A GOOD, PRESSER ON COATS AND Pants. Apply to W. H. WHEATLEY, Dyer and Scourer, 1068 Jeferson street, Sangean 08-3t* WASTED-1WO GOOD RESTAURANT WAITERS and a good Cook; best wages to good people: 1343 Pennsylvania avenue. 08-3 W3NTED_WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL honsework, washing, ironing and help to take care of one child'in # small fauiily. Call at 1120 7th street southeast Navy Yard. 08-3t* Wn ED_TIVE, GOOD GOAT HANDS AND ONE Bushelman. Call at GEO. BEMBLING'S,, No 1318 F street, Denes 13th and 14th northwest. Waar A COOK OR A HOUR, SERYAN ing to look after children. Arp! rE Soldiers! Homes is a o1-3 ANTED_THREE FIRST-CLASS SHIRT Bee one first-clavg Starcher. Apply 8th street northwest, Capital Laundry. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN TO ae fora small family. Apply after 6 p.m. at 1601 0 street northwest; wood wages; must stay at ight. WAN1ED_A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GENE- tal housework for family of two; reference re- quired as tocharacter and ability. Apply at 9 K street WS, —A RESPECTABLE WHITE cit oe some education to avwist ina Store, and al¥o to do light housework; no washing; German preferred ; wages, Apply at 1461 P street northwest. Ore Wate ED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, Chambermaids, &c., with references. Families furnished | Servants. EPR Hlgonsed Agency, 926 F street northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. Wireraane LABORERS, ALSO ONE DAIRY- span and Foreman on «farm. Apply at FUL- Office, S14 9th street northwest, near a ae WANTED—SITUATIONS. ue. We have the best BLACK CA: SHMERES sold in the city. Our lowest number at 50c. cannot be equalled. JOHN T. MITCHELL, _010-6t 931 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF . complainants, vs. Rren- “defendants. No. 2,579, Docket 11. MonErs, the trustee appointed by the de- in this cause to sell the real e=tate in the Proc edines having reported to the Co: that, after ing twice offe “al at public ‘auc: nf m offer from one the same at private id four ($1004) 51, inthe city if in ordered 4! iy, of Octobe D. 1881, that ted. = the sale of ‘said lot to’ said Le D. MERCHANT sale for the sam of inet said offer be MERCHANT be rai the contrary be efore thé irst day of No- vember, A. D. 188 ed a copy of this order be published in The Eveniny Star once a week for three weeks before the said first day of November A. D. 1881. By the yu ottawa A. WYLIE. NTED—A SITUATION BY A FIR my (white.) Good reference. W: ANTED—BY A YOUNG, RE! man girl, a Situ: nochildven. “Address Box 15. Call at 35 H street Fa RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- lor and Bedroom; second floor: one. lane furnished joor, and one unfurnished gas, bath ‘a ath ‘and fica private family. Inquire 944 o10-2t* Fo, So ‘ROOM! WITH OR without Board, at 1511 B street northwest. 08-3t* ry OR RENT_TWO LARGE, NICELY Fl FURNISHED Hooms; gas, bath and heat, if ; location fine; private family. Inquire 125 6 street northeast, near Capital 08-3t Fe RENT—TWO PARLORS ON FIRST ipon furnished or unfurnished; alzo, one large I facing south, with two closets. "322 © street orthweak! ROE BENT—A NICELY-FURNISHED ROOM ON ‘second floor, in a private family, to parties without children, wit without Board, at 132 Street northwest.” OF 08 FOR BENT-HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS, Poot, 2008: one poe gb geoond floor: new ase and new! ; Private family. 1115 17 street northwent- 08-38" Fe RENT — FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms, with or without Board. Cars pass the door. Rates reasonable. 226 Delaware avenue. Half aquare north of the Capitol. 08-2t" ROR RENT_—AT 1329 G STREET, LARGE, 8U handsomely-furnished — Rooms, “with ’ ex: Board. convenient to all lines of strvet cars and to Riggs, Ebbitt and Willard’s Hotels. 08-38" No. I R SALE all modern improvements Kitchen: three minutes walk from Cen Pest Office; termsency. Apply 1236 12th street. OR SALE—G on the weat city, goes OR SATLE_THRE ae, ‘A HOUSE IN GOOD N B. HL E street northwest. 50 & 500; $100 cash: balan ‘Lots atiow ficurea E. J. TORY BRICK HOU de of 10th street northwest, near Ia bargain. Also, lerze Bruk Houre in the center of the over 10 per cent interest on investment. | VARNER, 916 ¥ etrect nortliwest, TORY BRICK RESIDENCE Furni iGHBORHOOD; prick stable and summer r Market and | esa? | reom Bri Joni time, be FOR SALE—MISCELLAN EOUS POR, SAL2 | CHEAP—A LARGE, northwest, after 3 p. _HANDSOM! F®&, SALE-ELEGANT. PARLOR SUITE. Ses Chamber Set! other articies at privauesates House Capitol: E. C. H., Star good chanee for some one. Rack, Stoves and few Yor rent low: pless- ress o8-2t* LW i SALE Ta FINE 7, nearly new rose peeding cas will positively be sold ata sacrifice AND 73 OCTAVE, left with us by rertse & BROS., 709 7th street northwest. 08-im quire 481 R SALE—A VERY FINE COUPE ROCKAWAY, Horse and Harness: will sell separate. In lorse 1e88 sparat lvania avenue, up stairs. palace, a F% SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—SUITABLE for the adornment of a Cabinet Grand, Hallet & Davis" Upricit Piao. isan exact uplicate of the Piano fust sent from the White Houre to Harry Garfield. 811 9th street northwest. ‘o8-lw Boundary northeast. FOE BADE_ONE JUMP-SEAT WAGON, ABOUT good aa new, a Buy geeb WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COMP! SPAN o7-3t west. sell to realize 7 Fe SALE—A BIG BARGAIN—A MAGNIFICENT, Hi nearly new, four round corner, ric octave cai handicme cover and tlool, for ‘only $190. owner’ avast cash. Can ‘be seen at SIDNEY T. NIM- MO'S Piano Warerooms, 433 ‘7th street north- o7-6t OR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—ROSEWOOD case Piano, 75; octaves, carved lean, $175. One fine five stop Waters’ Organ, are both first-class instruments. 0th street northwest. Jom opal to,new: ‘Organs torent, 1139 06-6t" FY Shes wal a cheap set of Double sold; no reasonable offer SALE FINE] ‘LANDAULET CARRIAGE, LATE- owned by one of the Foreign Coupe and Coupelette: best makers, and all in ‘Harness. The Ministers; also, elégan’ 3 refused. Theabove articles can ‘be seen at DOWNEY’S Stable, 1013 17th 923-1 JOR, RENT — PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, with all modern improvements, ina private family, to gentlemen only, at 405 G street northwest. o7-4t" " Fe _RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- lor and Bedroom, communicating, on second floor; also, Rooms on third floor, farnished or unfurnished. 936 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. o7-3t {OR RENT—THE UPPER PART OF 1116 EIGHTH street northwest, between L and M strects—two Tooms on second floor aud attic rooms. Gas and water in the hallway. oT-3t FR RENT_BY WEEK OR MONTH, SUITES OF Rooms on first and second floors, with private bath; also well-furnished Bedrooms, third floor, one square from Metropolitan and National Hotels, ‘453 C_street northwest, o7-3t* Fe RENT—420 TENTH STREET NORTHWE! one Front Basement; two beautiful Parlors for of- fices or lodgings (latrobe heats room above); other for lodgings or storing; all at moderate price.’ Board if desired. References. oT-3t ROOMS lady from (OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISH at moderate rates, to gentlemen, by a. New York. Apply at 109 2d street northwest, si x doors from Pennsylvania avenue. OR RENT—1521 I STREET NORTHW tlemen in search of handsomely furnis} fine location (near Arlington Hotel), with family, whe cali at abo xl rooms in. null private e they can enjoy the comforts of a hone, enum Bt 'T—THREE LARGE, HAN SDSOMELY FUR- ished Rooms, en suites eiitire wecond f1 Dor; Very desirab'e references required, at 1015 Lith ‘str northwest, 6-6 NM maid or parlor th strect novtl traini Address W. W: manutetur thorsuah busiuess training. Easy to sdapt t bookkeeping, &e. Can natisfy. 0 ai Address DT asse et le mari comme a placer a Washington. Bonne refers diad- dresser ou ecrire, Mme. GUYOT, 61 Lexington avenue, New York. O8-3t" W! en GPECIaL SALE. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF HEAVY, FINE, FULL REGULAR STRIPED HOSE, AT 25 CENTS PER PAIR. A BARGAIN UNEQUALLED. FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR 1" MERINO AND WOOL, AT VERY LOW PRICES. PALAIS ROYAL, . 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 1881 oc8 1881 FALL OPENING OF ELEGANT PATTERN BONNETS, HATS, AND MILLINERY NOVELTIES GENERALLY, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, October 12th and 13th. MISS BETTIE TOMLINSON, 08-3t 1140 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 4 She FRENCH LANGUAGE SELF-TAUGHT. BY PROF. ALFRED SARDOU. D. APPLETON & CO., PUBLISHERS, ‘This manual is intended to enable Americans to ac- quire a knowledge of French at their leisure in an un- erring manner and at the smallest possible expense. In order that all may use it to the best advantage, Prof. A. SARDOU will give a Special Course of Twelve Oral Les- tons, which will embrace the whole subject. ‘The first lesson will be given on Thursday, October 13th, at 7% p.m., at the Professor's Rooms, 943M street 08-2" OPENING. CHESTER & HANDY have Re-opencd thelr Photo- graph Gallery, 426 7th street northwest, with Néw Back where they are prepared to make and at prices within reach ON OUR OPEN COUNTERS— 30 DOZEN ALL SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. Persian Patterns, Plain Centers, 25 cents each. # dozen Brocade Silk, only 48 cents each. 50 dexen Polka Dot, Royal Navy Blue, very desirable Qnd only 46 cents each. ~ 50 dozen Gent's Fxtra, Superfine Hemstich All Linen. nly 25 cents each. Handsome N; KERCHIEFS, slitndsome Navy Blue Polka Dot HAND! For LADIES’ NECKWEAR, as BANDEDRG well as POCKET RERCHIEFS, the above will be f MOST EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. 18381 LATBOBE. (Peete —- of all. Cabinet Sizes, Satisfaction guaranteed. T HE OPENING per dozen. See specimens. o8-2t* OF FINE CLOTHING FOR THE FALL SEASON, ar A. STRAUS’, hess SATURDAY WILL BE CONTIN CED FOR 43 A ‘FEW Dats LONGER. ‘THE HANDSOMEST CLOTHING oF ToRaT chy BE FOUND In WAMMING TON NEW STYLES WILL BE ADDED DAILY. A. BTBAUS, 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. eae sawed MACHINE ‘AGENCY, | Conzzs 77a ation every description, WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIP) three or four Unfurnished Rooms, near the Axce sion Church. Address D. E. F., Star ofiice. it* ANTED_—TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- Ww Jnunicating rooms with heat and ae, by, three mangle gentlemen; permanent if suited.” Addi stating lowest terms, ANTED—ABOUT DECEMBER 1ST, A SUITE OF W tines nicely. Furnished Woe germs, with first-class Board, ina first-clans houne; for three! persons family preferred. Address {immediate ANTED. ENTLEMAN DESIRES FU) nished Rooms near boarding-honse, or Board for several months for himself, wife, two children and servant; preferred location between Mand Rand 12th and 20th streets northwest, References iven. Address, with full particulars, Box 26, Star office. 010-2" Wa 4NTEDBY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE SUIT- able rooms for light housekeeping in good neieh- borhood. References required. Address E. S. M., ‘Star Office. it V ANTED_BY OCTOBER 15, TWO. FURNISHED oF unfurnished rooms on'second floor, between, %, KE, 7th and 13th streets. Will be pernianent if saute. Address D. L. K., Star Office. 08-2 WANTED = PARLOR AND 1WO BED-ROoMS, eMdg Sommtnicating, "and fered conker | ird floors, between 9th and W4th an eat northwest.” Address P.O. Box 683, city. 08: y ANTED_BY THREE LADIES, TWo OR ae WwW kood sized comfortably furnished rooma with 00d board at reasonable prices; in private family pre- ferred; convenient | to street cars. References, ex- sha ress, stat ‘ms and parti Sei City Post Office. 4 amie Ti N Jorn AND 23p STREETS northwest, for three adults, three or more Booms: must be: well furnished and. desirable, Addrens, wit Pe OR RENT—A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOM with or without board, on second floor and uo other boarders; first-class. At 13 near Thomas Circle IE SUITE OF ROOMS ‘tino, two or three rinle Rooms, communicutins ee Apply et 1 aaty, first-class Board. 945 K street. OR RE a private fan } their meuls out. | northwest. JOR Fe Bio: Mrs. D. B. STOCKHAM, ol-lin ANT FURNISHED ROOM: en suite or single, to persons taki ieferences exchanged. 801 Sth street oR NIS ROOMS, WITH t Board, in the beaut ly northwest, at very 1n ENT—PLEASANT ROO! FUR: HED OR unfurnished, south front, third floor; alxo, one on fonrth floor, with Board. ‘Terms moder: t situation; cars pass; rekc exchanged : 1803 H street northwest.» JOR RENT-STORE 1925 PE: nine northwest; a good stand for A. WILSON, Koon 1, over Bank of W Fo: RENT—LARGE STORE AND DWELI. 13 rooms, 1636 14th street northwest. Ay Goods Store text door, -P- BRENNAN (OR RENT—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY Store, elegantly fitted up, corner 20th and H streets northwest. Also, Stable for two @) horses. “For terms y corner 20th and H streets northwest. ENT—A NEAT FIVE ROOM (DWELLING, 501 H street southwest; $12 per month. Inquire of Mr, RHODES, Grocer, corner th and Ht streets woth 0 OR RENT—NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE, 1412 9th street northwest, 10 rooms and in good repair. ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F street northwest. 08-3t PORRENT wack HOUSE IN GOOD GONDITION; vix rooms, gag, bath. cellar, etc.; convenient, to market and street cars. C.H. ARMES, 633 F street. o8-3t* attended ‘aways, to. Fe SALE—TWO FINE, LIGHT, ee HAND Coupelettes, Coupes, Rock: nearly new: one Brewster no. be sold cheap. WM. WALTER tory, corner 14th and D streets. Boone oo Fompy ‘one top 3. handsome Phis- Hoad Wagon. FS SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND ‘Trade Wagons: handsome Bo: Wi |, Suitable for Clothiers; nd secoud'l large stock of mew and second-hand Car- Buewies, riages and 3d BRODY 1 150 High, 8940 Prospect street, Georgetown. Second-hand Fu: SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY finishing up, a Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Car- Tages, embracing in part Brougham, Coupes, lets, Coupe Rockaways, Landaulets, Vietorias, Exten- sion Tope, &., &¢. ‘Carriages description always on hand. ‘Coupe- ‘of every ROBERT H. GRAHAM. a9 Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest, BUSINESS CHANCES. W co! E ° Dri Stoel CURE § foot, south front, bay window Brick House, with brick stable and every modern improvement and con- venience, northwestern part of the city: and English besement; finished to or isting of twenty ticulars address C. Local Investment Securit Jong Tease will be siven ani ANTED TO PURCH Fo SALE—BY II. Dice 200 Shares Washington A GOOD HOUSE—A ‘Terms CK AND. person hay _OFFLEY, OrricE AT Merroponira ty years; fi jend Eng Store. Ay ROM THE Ds ness, I offer for sale the well-known Orient Dairy, ery choice milch cows. WESTON, Laurel, Md. eis Bout nwest, NICE _TWENTY- three stories occupied by JAMES. easy. ! THE STO FIXTURES OF AN old-established Grocery and Provision Store. A cod opportunity for an; tal. Address Box SHI ving & Bor par: N Bank BUILDING. es for sale in sums to euit. Information furnished in person or by mail. Tmme- diate deliveries, 06-2) xtures: rent Jo iid opportunit; wire on the daily reales mi Address ** Coriander, ' ork city. SOOKE, Jn., & CO., F street. Iyanhoe & Lake Valley Mining Stock. Norfolk City 5 per cent Bouds, and other investment 3m FIXTURES, GOOD- hand L streets northwest, with privileze of si4-lin fiznres, sl-3m ¢ rise in values are still in ‘Houses and Lots in all par! ‘Houses for rent. A specialty is made of the care and rental of honses. Houses furnished and unfurnished wanted to supply an vaprecedented demand. others are securities, WOR . SALE—THE STOCK, Will of the Drug Store of ‘the late James H. Stone, corner of 71 lease. Inquire on the JNO * PRESCOTT, AT UTS REAL ESTATE XC) Ey No. iste Sunes Norruwesr, Hag several very fine Houses for sale many very desirable Building Lots in the northwest Partof the city, where the march of improvements and Lr Of the city for sale at low Cheap. Also, Congressmen and for houses for rent. Spee ‘T'S REAL ESTAT! 1416 F 'E EXCHANGE, Street Northwest. MON UABLE Bo Star office. 0 INVENTORS. NCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- either betare or after Extent. EY ADVA NVED TIONS, MONEY TO LOAN. (OR RENT—NO. 1711 NEW YORK AVENU! story Brick House, eight rooms, hall, cells and gas; $20 a month in advanee. Inquire at York aveuus Fe RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRIVATE and at Auction, —See Bulletin issued on’ the let and 15th of every month at the office of THOS. E. W. FAG MAN, 519 7th street northwest. Fe, RENT—FOUR NEW BRICK COTTAGE: ith street, between E and G streets southeast, each containing seven rooms. Houses have yas and water, and are within a short distance of the Avenue cars. Rent $15 per month. Key lith street sou! FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437] ji sylvania avenue. 08-3t can be obtained ai fall particulars, P.S.T., Star office. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED _D) W. Maker, § Sewing to doin private f & = = as y references 5 1110 K street northwest. bers cae ANTED- 10,000 SUITS OF CLOTHES, eb for $1.50 per suit at PRINC! 3, 1000 LEAS | Wigrk not surpassed. “Send posal and will call for cites WiStD aor GRomSE A MODERN, WALNUT marble-top Sideboard and a kerosene me oil Cook Stove, ae condition. “Adarese, with HOUS! of WANTED you TO KNOW THAT WE DO SHIR- MEE Soeanine at & ce 3 cents per ee rene st. Cloud Burin. . ae northwest, St. Wiepant CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS ent French work, ea equal to new by ‘om Wire a FLANNEL SKIRTS TO STAMP for 3 cents per width (no G original manny ie ne pearing) PRINCES. 830-12t" Wagner PRICES PAID FOR OLD aes tee Pamphlets, Rage, te a date ee Rader et phone pane part of ey epunetonlly banRie southeast. 3m KNOW THAT JAS, avenue and 10th street sou! WURe ae wae T o RNOW, NGAN, ci jnducements t6 cash buyers an Carpets, “Furnes ‘ANTED—AT RICE'S OLD STEAM a. Cleaning Works, 490 Maine ave, 3 ers to renovate, Mattresses to steals and retest Seer | Ban niture to steam. dys ANTED-CARPETS TOCLEAN. | WE W Wirt Gasrets Our work iad f betice ang price lower than in any other establiebment in Washh Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 pekinese Shit HOUSE WITH TEN mand on the Brentwood road, near the peta eas oe sh el a Pe ay eae & CO., espa hy ees TO Los AN rates, on Call now. W. W. street. Teal estate sec rate prices. ON, fair F 03. second year i northwest. RIVATELY—TO TUTOR for collewe or law, after de tan mare: firet or each, per lesson. 1193 19th street ‘e10-entw™ MONS SEMINARY FOR BOYS 12TH. and offers rare F street north: | I St. Jobu’s. athorongh colle ‘The situation in Enuctish bre: _06-3m FLU in a short time, M this School, sole! the advantace of chance for Tuition 20th of Septern de: jon; prepares have no expense for ROOKEVELLE ACADEMY, OREN MON ICOMENT, MARYLAND, The Rev. C.K. of the neh HERE 18 NOTHING ¢ " ‘as the mind, soul and character of a child.” FRIE: LSrreet, Between 15TH AND Affonds to Girls and Boys the best facilities for a liberal Socetinn {ix pupile to enter Cnllege, “Patrons 3.8. WIL . PRUD'HOM meet at her residence, 1318 I street northwest. Call orsend name and address. A practical knowledie | of the language and a Parisian ‘Terms moderat ME. A. RIEHL HAVING RETURNED Fkom | the Sanveur School of Languages, will resume her the patronary ‘education for their l Lin his own fainiiv. Inte vice princinel of dren, with | oue-half pay: 50 per sess! m | | RTH SO PRECIOUS orn NoRTRWEST, Call on oraddress, .SON, Principal. FRENCH CLASSES ME pronunciation soquired | Classes in French and German. ‘Terms Resi | dence No. 1213 G street northwest. 6-6" | RS. 8. ey, CADY'S, BOARD: Gi SCHOOL: FOR | ‘Oung Ladies. West End Institute, New Haven, Conn. Eleventh year. Superior facilities. Send for cireular. - = 0 -___ EDUCATIONAL. RAND MRS. A Pu and Fronch Bownlinc eat Day lies, 1012 17th etreet northwest School’ will be rosumed SEPTEMBE HE INCARNATION OHV] YOUNG LADIES will ree Soe ee FRED RUIACS pease Bohool! for Vs a, ot MONDAY FEMBER 19. “Appiy to the Principal, ae, 1213 15th otrvet actives sunion_- oy OWS FNGLISH ANDCLASSICAL NIGH SCHOOIs BSN RUSE rcaL ttc sen Pune genid Auimuat Sono SEPTEMIR Loew Tet spew Party Seecion Hoven of Uae F tl Sit Po Soe ar one Big thorouctily fitter for By C ate West Potent, “ie Pe ind ck Box 533, Weshineton, D.C, UF PARK SE 136 C street, or Universi various Institution ha SEP. 14.) 2 ring, Chemise Dexrows couterred. HO. HYATT. Prosident. SPECIALTIE SMLY AND SPEEDILY CURED. wating. “Treatment almost ag hd cccasione ne kes of time fron buninees, Telereuees may be had by applying at my office. 3y20-3m Consultation free. Dn. SHRADER, _ot-ett 620 11th street northwest, — ADAM DUBOUIS, FRENCR MEDIUM, WORKS: N Magnetic Electricity; telis true life: card reader; ent and fature, ana gives goon advice far f Roan! Rea noe aha jy tw y Hours from 9 to + and 2 to 8 p.m. DE BROOKE, = LS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential Ladiesand Gen- Bemen 50 cents each, Sth streets northwest. __ PERSONAL. No. 408 L strest, between 4th feb10- T. JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, VERMONT AVENUE. Evening classes resumed on MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH. Private lessons given if desired. o8-2w BRO. TOBIAS. NTED [SCHOLARS | IN MUSIC. ON He Piano and Kensington Art Needlework, ‘enee and of-Im ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATIC: English, pri Columbian. of experience. Terms moderate. “Apply at S127 street | Sortiweet : PP a eae NATURAL SCI- AN Colleges Wash suston, D.C, (Aboirn MAURER, FROM THE CONSERVATORY | of Musie, Stutyeart, Germany, gives instruction on the Violin and Cither to the hihent ‘Terms rea- sonable. 746 6th street northwest. 04-60" CENTS— PER MON £0 CENTS, 50 D. |S. E. JOHNSON announces the Seat inte Popular siete « Clases: George’ strect, between E. and’ F street, northwest, Thiureda evenings, 6:30 o'clock, and at 1216 Maryland avenue | southwest, Wednesdays, at 7:30 o'clock. Tuition, 50 | cents per month. “LADY ABOUT THIRTY XEARS | OF age fet A sac ty with ‘ io area ween thirty aid forty with. a view t0 perhaps matriny J Pr. sony te wow 8 FORMERLY IN BUST- 2 Sogou Rania Neise og a et Santoi ecru ns he ES who was charged by xn organization of So in York with swindling them out of 309 ~9TH ST. Now. ane oand cadion property recovered: reliable infor- ned on BBY su! consultation free; all mines etricay: cmb ho change unless myo» consful. C. E. FLINDEM #15-Lm* Mans = THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, fable, Clairvcyant “and | Atrolaeiat, «ives ‘better satisfaction in ali affairs of life than any ope in the feaston ; tells the past, present and future destiny ; | advice ‘and assistance on all matters ayvertainiue to | Tpusinees, Jove aud tustriesoey. a aoe Cate —T Satisfaction given or no pay. 2d street, above D etroet #29-1m* ‘SCHOOL FOR GIRLS_INSTRUCTION Aus Prue, German, wing end Paintings, ete. MISS BOYLI No. 1511 K street northwest. _629-Im Freese, tion given by Organ). BER Ist. Reopenea SEP Ve= MARY K. SCHREINER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, No. 1212 L street northwest. eminent in their profession in | fj the French, German and Latin Janguaes, in Drawing, Painting and Music (Voeai and Instrumental, Piano of Languages practically taught. Inevery department without extra charge. Daily C inthenic exercises. INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, _ 2127 13TH STREET NORTHWEST. are from Thomas Circle.) MBER 1 and NOFRIC . Every advantage for thorough instruction, from Kin- dergarten to most Advanced 1881, Misses POLLOCK ciDals. ent. Best instruc- German daily Normal class opens OCTO- RT SCHOOL OF THE WASHINGTON ART CLI third reason, opens OCTOBER 3p, er 10th street ahd Pennsylvania aven' Vernon Row, cor- sumed a: th pm. and terms of ines Bank. €: WELLIN tober 5t ing, 14; ih, 1881, jecretary, LAY sen008 store ot Mr. W. H. Any USICAL ACADE Lectures will be ginning 6 o'clock p.m., ‘new halls in the ‘Leusnan Build w York avenue, near Lath street. Circulars = Morrison’s and Angtim's, instructio; phi x 1534 1 stte resul at at the Law Recular course of two years $50 annw graduate coume $25. = OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. ‘The Lectures and exercises of this schoo! will he re- Law Building (3th stree E streets) on WEDNESDAY, October 121 between D an Catalogues civing information in regan to courses may be found at the book m, and at the National Say Iso be auade to JAMES. th, at 6 o'clock | 223-3 | PROFESSIONAL, 8. PARs a AL ELECTRICIAN, = returned to the city and will resume his prac * ers SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. 06-68" ERNAND URS PIANO TUNER AND REPATRER, north 1220 I street yest, Box 712 On aa wet sg Bee EET. HE WI ror walks depend,” and thousands: v | and near, visit Dr. WHITE'S extablishinent ety 1416 Penn- sylvania avenue, opposite Willard’ He 2 and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Diseased Ni Vascular Excrescences, and other Ailinent of the Peat | Press of business at office precludes atiendanee at rea: dence except after 6 | ‘Office Pee, $1 per visit. «27 De ™ & canuax, Dew: 1015 4TH STREET, door south from All Souft Church. 12 J)E-STARK PARSONS, DENTIS 626-1 ELC. Mi InCharge._ | | PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Fad EE ware PROF. AND MRS. LUCIEN F.C. cor. LTERE'S French, English and Classical School for Will Reopen_on MONDAY, OCTOBER Wr, 138i, at | 1539 L STH ‘ORTHWE For further and full particwlare and circulars apply to | 1 Professor of —— —_ a R. WEIS! ‘. DENTIST, 915 7TH STREET esse oe? I northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted ed $7 per set, and all operations on the natural tectn at reasouable prices, Extracting, 50 cents DE DUES, DENTIST? Po went, vetwoen : ‘ nitiful Sets of Teeta, $5; Teeth ica, #1: Extras without Pui Ail operations warranted. — Jan! VM aes DENTIST, TH ST., Dives om from corner in all tte ss. “Weots ineatted $f" bar act Al Wok ee Janis M. D., YORK.— cE Vitapathy or Vita) Cine for nind. | ating and “Throat, C y. Hemorrhoides or Plies, LOEBER & K) eC All ‘Tumors, Malaria, or Blood ‘all diseases of body msumption, Lows of tarrh’ and all northwest. Principal, 3. P. CAULFIELD. Musical Director, rerumed Septem or 3 5.08 apply to WAL H. DEN- ‘hool. s20-1m_ circular. MRS. 8. AED SoH 1918 I STREET NORTHWEST, rpaste Pann are, will commence its Twelfth Annual Session SEPT: 26th. Call or send for a F TLE Principal. #)7-1m* M: may also be en: life. Students to students on eld, and a ‘Tribute to Grad SS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTO: of Vocal and Instrumental Music. "Miss Leavitt engaged as Contralto Soloist in Church or Concert. Address 944 K street northwest. 815-3. EW AND ATTRACTIVE ALLS SPENCERIAN *BUSINE 88 COLLEGE, In the handsome edifice, known througho mut the United LINCOLN Er ALL B BUILDING, Corner 9th and D streets. The new College Halis will be occupied on and after October 1, 1881." Day and Evening Sessions for Ladies and Gentlemen. Sons and da received thi A valuable pamphlet, containing an. My $1,000, $1,500, $2, on real éxtate soarlte” 98°F street northwest. HENRY ©. SPENCER, Principal. _MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vico Principal. #13 150 A YEAR BOAR! TUITION, YOUNG Ladies’, Misses’, Boys’, Episcopal s howls, Haddon Pld, N.J. $175 Young Mén, Burlington Mili lege, N. jcgnent of Succe of By Spencerian ‘Busi- eu Collage, ‘by Gens Eraucin A, ‘Walker, Superin- tendent of the Census, and also containing full in fon concerning the ‘Collexe, will be set free surr, LOWEST | tpn application, or may be mo DANENHUWER & & ‘ONEY TO LOAN.—$100, $250. $900, $500, $800, 000, $3,500, ‘H,006 TO LOAN; ¥. 4. McINTIRE, TEACHER tars educated for real it the address A. Gar- obtained at the same dential. MeoREY! strects. “Large and monds, Watche bought and sold. MONEY ! joun in sums to suit, from at FRED, "SELINGER'S LOAN HOUSE, 737 th street northwest, between G and H occ linge Wa es, Jewelry, Silverware, Guns, Pistols, Clotbiig and Merchendisé of every description. | The ‘All transactions strict! liberal ad) MONEY ! — F087 000 | TO per _cent 235 to 5. ND BANKING ¥ confi- |-Im* ‘ONEY TO LOAN. M IN SUMS TO. SUIT, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., 134 F GVO 'T—FURNISHED HOUSES IN DESIR- BRENT ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 14 F street, near Ebpitt House. 06-6 ‘OF RENT—TWO-81 -STORY, (eo HOUSES 4 ; good locations; near cars, &c. ; rent $13 Apply’ BAe McINTIRE: "918 F strech northwest. 06-6 1k RENT_ELATS FOR RENT WASHINGTON, ment Mouro ia the United Sisto ‘Situated at tho mction of Vermont avenng and ith street (Thomae le). Restaurant and Experienced Caterer. For lars ly to EO AS J. a OSS Pacer ae, Waa R RENT—HA. eee ee HOUSE, ress; in ron ti sane ‘Rent low. hPa 1a W. 33 ‘York avenue, between 4 and 6 o'clock.” of-1 = SHED, HOUSE THAT re Ee ¢ denttency 018 eh atent nortret; th the irt of the cit near furnished ‘Ercughout tock the street car lines; is well ‘bed and table linen, including bed a1 Hine, P ossessic fo OF FRANCIS Be MOHUN, Bookseller ‘avenue, corner 1th and td Stationery 1015 Pennsylvania stree of-Im ieioas Tecra of Gaborone ot Dh teee wis vanlley Cununer Either focnian and nab, ith ‘all Rodern im wements. Apply at at ee M street, ome Chea aed NEDY, near, ‘Rit =e RENT-MISCELLANEOUS ‘eli-lin F RENT_CENTRAL VACANT LAND To RENT: isiaua avenue. WANTED-79, ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E, BELL Hoom 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Comuntssioner of Deeds for Every State and ‘Territory, U. §. Commis. sioner, Examiner and Notary. Always am. toSp. m. 1 ee a are WAGGAMAN. FSB BENT—A Goop SECOND: HAND SagINWat grater ee northwest, MA’ CAzITOL BILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- ten: fifth year: opens SEPTEMBER instruction frown Kindergarten to Collegiate ae For ecataic further information a cipal, MS NE BOXDEN, or Miss A. F. G. ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, corner 43 «treet and Pennsylvan’ qo (over ‘Shulltngton's *s Bookstore, red a: come Or- ioe, Singing, "Violin, Ke. ve ere, \dvantages. 0. B. BULLARD, -_810-2u* WME. _¥. MUSSAEUS, AIDED BY SEVERAL as- sistante, will continue to sl7-Im. street northwest. | Greek, also Stusic and English Branctes Yoime sen Prepared for Colleges, Competitive Examinations, &c. ONEY, MONEY, MONEY 7O LOAN AT 2 PER | Clrvtlars seut upon application. . MUSSAEUS, 1808 Per month, ‘on personal property, UL- | Gatreet. TON'S Loan Office, S14 Oth street, nest lvania | ~~ avenue northwest. fi-2m re AnGE ARCHER INSTITUTE. MRS. ARCHER 5 from her western tour. Her school will MOREY 7-4 small sum, of MONEY TO LOAN for a | Commence on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20th. For vith safety. Adds G. REN TS: Cloud Buide | Mr MN. ARCH vie aoononan ing. ‘iy a 88 _mai Morr ‘TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTA’ AT 6 PER CENT. RO DELAY R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. nov26 gums of from $100 "Tiarges moderate. No delay. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ jand ‘upwards, at lowest raiea of ise B. H. WARNER, 916 ¥' street northwest, LOST AND FOUND. liberall: 010-3¢" Datreet n. w. | gee es Be IRD from 224 rewarded by returuing it to the he finder will be ‘owner. thew ‘OST—BAG AND PURSE CONTAINING Ki TL iatpaoriet nd, about, $12, ate from, Binh ‘Pennsylvania Ave. and then oe reward if returned’ to Suitable re 1530 32d 1t* 50 REWARD—FOR THE erred npon ts present RETURN OF THE SIL- ver Pitcher ee which were stolen from oe pe chords R. Fen REGINALD DALL, 325 434 street northwest. last Wednesday. and had en- BOARDING. for M™ VERNON SEMINARY. « Boarding and Des Pipoal for for Young Ladies. Anno Foung men. No ‘Number lit ory character received. ‘petnudion tie ACADEMY, CORCORAN Pennsylvania avenne gg d ‘A eelect gach for tay ad Dircases of Whatever hame or nature thoroughly eradi- cated from the system. Stuttering and Stammeriug cured. tution free to all. Office and residence, 216 15th street, corner N street northwest. febl ___ SAFE DEPOSIT CO. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15TH SrReet awp New Yorx Avene. Fire, Burelar and Damp Proof Vaults from $5 to $006 Xear- (Government Bonds.on deposit for $) jer $1,000 mo eerive Silverware, in Trunks aks for -derate rates Hoard of Managers: William Stic president; Geo. W. Rigen, view eels BF. Se pa hs fers wceretary 5 Ae L. Sturtevant, trea john Cas- sels, Thos. Evans. al CO-PARTNERSHIPS. IMITED CO-PARTN! ‘The undersigned do hereby have formed co-partuership for the wale costing nies name or finn of WASHINGTON AND GEOR ETOW N ICE COMPANY. No bills or accounts will Rnlesk upon 9 written onder rigued JOHN Leer ‘Treasurer. No. 3254 Water street, ™ a JOHN PETC F. F. INSURANCE. _ Covemsia 1 FIRE_INSUR — E COMPANY, Fi % Gro Mnite GO. H. B. YA. WILLARD, Fiapente oR B SMCOCIRE. View Prestdent. McG H. K. WILLARD, Secretus “3 Insurance against all Loss BARGAINS IN THE WOKLD-RENOWNED (GHAPEL ORGANS at @. 1 ew Piano and Orgah War 09 7th street nortiwest, for the ESTEY and OTHER OBOANS, TERE, fl KRANICH & BACH, and OTHE SPECIALTIES i D BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS. SIDNEY T. NIMo's PIANO WAREROOMS, 433 Irn Steret SPORTING GOODs. (oB® Ruppert, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. = wo owes bewuty, comfort and durability in the ARCHERY AND FISHING T. AND LAWN TEN Tee Ss Bs an ES WAGONS. N ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 10rn STREET NORTHWEST, Is just returned from New York and 1s now openings splendid lot of NEW FALL GOODS. HER SPBCHALSIES 458- wal era of of 1881 bein the’ Common’ Kangiisi eopiug: Short hand ches Higher Arith- Al Imported HOSIERY of the finest Grades and Colors. JOULDER BRACES and all Dress Keform co witch Mise H- ts Sole Agentfor the Diariot \y ANTED_FEATHERS AND H. ‘to Renovate Make Decorat FoLRETA NUMBER, ae aaa R RENT_FUR: | =z HED ROOMS WITH BOARD, ey sisted oa on of the Latin and Greck. HACAPEE, 0: Ms Princhel Wadasron Dena oa §#?7French, German and Spanish spoken. 690-20 oL. WEDS 105 teh ean $4 per month, by “tho atroct oars pass ‘frou of Sacer of the premises. etki ena Say chook Far a, Young Ladi gu pe [ Pe? TAILOR PARLORS. co ONTRY REAL ESTATE. Ply pepe bed maril or CHACE'S, 61¢ THERS RENOV! MAT. Wie Tee t. BROT ‘Ship, st A. H. ‘cnacihe 616 avenue. marll "ANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVER IN LARGE. Voie mee | Fe: coe et Sone SELLA FIRST. I ruitand baly Sur sage nee SE NOTON grat peop ee X FURNI! Nes large Unfurnished Room. Gan be pad, at se northwest. ue | FOR, = | wah RENT—AT THE SPRAGUE eae coR- and E streets Gress ee ena at | "toate ae pede ee aa The Se ip ety ahd Mis Miss M. C. DOUG- 12th street northwest. a6 eee es SSS eS | Payee ernie M. WILLIAM BERNAT, DESIGNER AND CUTTER, (iste of Paris.) Is creating quite s eensation in Washington in the * Cor axp Ger Ur oF LADIES’ COATS, CLOAKS AND RIDING HABITS. WORK GUARANTEED