Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1881, Page 2

_ THE EVE? ~~ WASHIN GTO ON, October 21, 1881 . Editor. tion more than trebi: that of any other daily paper published ir Washington, and equal to that of all thr other daily papers here added together. ected with the Telephone Ex » orders for the paper by 1 . news, or any information or busines: ean be sent day or nicht, free of charee. ‘The Double Sheet To-morrow. THE Stax will be Issued to-morrow ‘n double Sheet or eight-page form of fifty-six columns Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders by 12 o'clock to insure insertion and class‘- fication. The number of new advertisements thus far In October Is 1,663- ee A Chance For Ireland. In his recent Guildhall speech Mr. G @nequtvocally committed himself to the doctrin of local self-government In Ireland. He satd he would rejoice at the adoption of any system of home rule for that country that would not impair the supremacy of the imperial government. Now. ‘why should not the leaders of the land league take the premier at his word, and employ the power- ful organization they have effected in establishing home rule? Why not, for a time at least, abandon the land agitation and inseribe local self-govern- ment upon their banners? With home rule as a shibboleth, and Mr. Gladstone’s promise to foster and encourage ft, the land league might, in a shorter period than such politicAl charges are usually brought about, acquire for Ireland the Tight to regulate her domestic affairs in a legisla- ture or parilament of her own choosing. Then the land question could be dealt with by representa- tives direct from the people and familiar with ‘their wants and needs. ‘The most ardent friend of the league must see that the letter of Archbishop Croke, protesting against the “no rent” policy enunciated by Mr. Parnell and his imprisoned associates, will impair the efficiency of the organization in its present work. The archbishop takes direct Issue with the league leaders, and his advice will, no doubt, com- mand respectful attention. He has never been backward or timid in asserting and defending the People’s rights, and they trust him The Irish People must be united tn sentiment and purpose tn order to accomplish any political reform that will Denefit them asa whole. A movement having for {ts object a system of home rule that would recog- nize and acknowledge the supremacy of the Brit- ish government would doubtless command the support of three-fourths of the people. —__$_<os—__— ‘That Supposed Newspaper Harvest. To the Editor of Tur Evestve Star: mi ihink editorial on the “‘xouge game," in the rofexpence, atwnitinge the iliness ana funeral of ng extra for newspapers. But THE STAR seems to ae forgotten the little war it got up, on one of the Cin- Ginnatt vapers, becatise it claimed to get out the most and of course, made the most mone) ic Sites.” Yours truly. JOHN J.J ‘3d street sout ‘Washington, Oct. 13, 1881, ‘Mr. Jett writes in ignorance, as well as In a carp- ing spirit. Yeteven were his inferences correct, there would be no analogy between the case re- ferred to by Tum Stan and that presented by the newspapers on the occasion in question, since the latter only supplied the existing demand for their Sssues at thelr usual and published prices. If any of them profited pecuntarily by the occasion It was in the regular and legitimate line of their business, and not through taking advantage of the opportu- nities afforded by a period of calamity and sorrow, when the afflicted have Ittle chance of protecting themselves from extortion. For the information of our correspondent, however, and for that of others, if any, who may have fallen into the same error, we have to say that THE Srax pald out di- Tretly, as necessary and unusual expenses incident to its extra fssues consequent upon the shooting of the President, many hundred dollars more than it received from their sales. And the same would be true, we think, of every other cheap paper of enterprise in the United States. In the publication of journals like Tue Stan—of its size, and sold at the same price, that is to say,— the difference between the mere cost of the white Paper on which they are printed and the price at Which they are sold is so small that any unusual outlay In thelr production over the average daily expense,—such as extra telegraphing, increased reporting service, larger composition bills, etc., 13 sure to put the balance on the wrong side of the ledger. Then, again, during times of great popu- lar excitement the public mind fs withdrawn from business matters, and advertising invartably falls off; and as that 1s the main source of profit ina cheap newspaper's business, it will be seen that its candie is being burned at both ends. In other Words, while its expenses are largely increased on ‘the one hand its revenues are materially reduced n the other. Asarule, we may add, well established news- Papers do not publish extra issues with the expec- tation of making money directly therefrom. These are furnished to meet the great demand for news existing at certain times, and to retain the good ‘Will of the public by fulfilling its just expectations ‘en such occasions, without regard to the question ef profit or loss. We venture to say that in the large cities of the country where one enterprising Paper made money directly from the late national ealamity ten were, taking all the ttems of the ac- count into the calculation, largely out of pocket in Consequence of it, ne gag ge a ‘The Yorktown centennial closed yesterday with a review of the regular and volunteer troops in the forenoon and a naval review in the afternoon. The morning review was, from all descriptions, a most imposing military spectacle. Fully 10,000 troops Were in line. The centennial celebration appears fo have been a success only in point of the num- Bers tn attendance. In the first place, the location was altogether unfavorable for an event of that character. A dusty soil, in a sparsely settled sec- on, and distant from any town or city; no accom- Mmodations except such as were transported there for the occasion, it is, perhaps, surprising that the Thousands who assembied could be kept there Three days. The original plan of the commission contemplated ceremonies extending over three ‘Weeks, Dut in the light of experience the wisdom of a reduction to three days is apparent to every- ——_—__+e.—__ tine ea Wiens i eae GR GSGEEGe On ee Ralistic moon out west. ‘The editor of the Indian- Spolis Journal pronounees the editor of the Cincin- Rati Commercial “a Mar and a dirty cur,a political tramp and a personal coward.” Remarks lke ‘these are liable to make trouble over in Virginia. What their effect will be in the Buckeye-Hosier- om regions remains to be seen. ee There ts one phase of Guiteau’s case that should not be overlooked by those who are asked to be- Neve him to be trresponsibly insane. That 1s bis intense and constant dread of mob vengeance. AS rule, your true lunatic has no fear whatever f personal violence, much less is he capable of Teasoning as to {ts source or occasion. —— Judge Tourgee’s new lecture Is entitled “Give Us a Kest.” To do his subject full justice the author Should lock up his manuscript securely tn a safe. povoncteitemtie denesiveauenetant incite hiedcbentted ‘The RETAIL PRICE of the GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER KID GLOVES, NEGKWEAR, &c. COCHRANE’S Kid Gloves, Foster's make, Warranted perfect and not to break, Dollar and a-quarter for five hecka, Popular cash prices require no books. Real Kid Gloves, one dollar a pair, ‘Three buttons warranted not to tear; Or, “if by accident, they should, ‘The damaged ones we make good. “COCHBANE'S Fichus,” the proverb runs, "Are Perfect Beauties” made by nuns; Desixns and work so rich and rare, Washington ladies are having a share. Fine Scarfs and Ties in Lace or Mull, Cream, biack or white our pstronscull; Spanish, Chantilly, Mirecourt Laces, ‘The beautiful adds to all our graces. Linen Collars, all styles and shapes, ‘Turned over or standing, with useful Capes; Splendid assortment carefully bought, With an eye to fit as the merchant ought. COCHRANE’S Linens, esthetic design, Patterns exquisite, qualities fine; Damasks and Napkins to match we show, ‘Bleached in Ireland a8 white as snow. OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. ooTs, om 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘arm weather in New York preven! comsaged Beidons of gargs facilita od parchares of bar gains, ines we availed ourselves f this. ‘Sunce, and sear stock’ at v figures. shoe ery, low. ‘can now: Silk and Chenile Mixed Fringes, 4 inches wide, 45¢., Sc. to 6c, the yard. Chenite ‘and Jet iixed Fringes, 4105 inches wide, ‘We. to tries, 12, 15, 17 to 25 cents the yard, splendid value. iment hig ‘Mourning Fringes, 4to5 inches wide, 75 to 80c. and — and Dress Ornaments, 12, ‘Colored Silk and Chenile Girdles, 45¢., S5c., ay Shenile id Silk Tassels, 21c. to T5c. Metal Buttons in ais the tow Ombre ahiades, 15 to 200. the dozen. ‘Shaded and Pearl and Steel combined Buttons, 80., We. ‘ge, up ogi tue done. White and Iredescen: lescent Gimp and Buttons at low prices. ee ee hand-made ee ako Black and Cream Spanish Lacey, 38 10085. the yard BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ott Wasmrnctox, D.C. T= AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 989 PENNSYLAVANIA AVENUE, Has been steadily growing into popularity since it opened. The people appreciate fair dealing, and know that there they cap find it, coupled with LOW PRICES AND GOOD RELIABLE GOODS, We have DRESS SUITS, All the way from $20 to $45. BUSINESS SUITS, From $10 to $25. And for young men, who want NOBBY SUITS, And short cut, we have got them in the choicest patterns. We make a speciality of BOYS’ SUITS, And have a grest variety to select from. THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE 18 THE PLACE TO TRADE. 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A. STRAUS. We have oat 8 LL iapres- press) manta stone 8 11 Passementeries in all the ne ‘Gorde and Tassels: Plain and "Fancy 2 Buttons: ‘Spanish ‘@ novelty in id. Blacl Laces; ieee kee eee o21-6t uy 5 ONE'S, O11 Market Space. OPFLEY, H.* gery, COOKE. Jn., & CO., BANKERS. Local Securities dealt in. Information cheerfully given. Prompt settlement and immediate deliveries. 021-2 UR FAMILIAR SONGS. ‘More than 300 Songs of the English-speaking race, arranged with Piano accompaniment and preceded by sketches of the writers and histories of the songs. By Allen Kendrick Johnson. 8yo. $6. For sale by ROBERT BEALL, _019-3t_____ Bookseller, 495 Pennsylvania avenue. Scuwerrzen' 'S COCOATINA. (ANTI-DYSPEPTIC COCOA, OR CHOCOLATE POWDER.) A Fresh Importation Just oe at of faa. eh prosousoe © ‘most emi- ‘wall as for the ana healthy per C. BRYAN, 019-e03t Con. 15rn“anp I Sragers Norrawest. OIRE ANTIQUES. WATERED SILKS and SATINS, in all shades. ol7-6t oi Papnevivania See, A XOTHER LOT OF GILBERT'S “ALL WOOL SUITINGS,” In choice colors, 134 yards wide, Price $1.25. JOHN T. MITCHELL, o17-6t 931 Pennsylvania Avenue, FRESH SUPPLY OF DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, DOYLIES, WINE CL GLASS LINEN, SHEETINGS, QUILTS AND BLANKETS, JOHN T. o1T-6 931 Pennsylvania avenue. Ls, BERWANGER & CO. ARE THE CLOTHIERS TO THE PEOPLE. ARE THEIR OWN MANUFACTURERS OF ALL GARMENTS SOLD IN THEIR ESTABLISHMENT. ARE PAYING THE BEST PRICES TO TAILORS FOR MAKING THEIR GARMENTS. ARE PAYING NO MIDDLEMEN’'S PROFITS ARE SELLING WITHOUT THE MIDDLEMEN’S PROFITS, ARE GIVING THE PEOPLE SATISFACTION. ARE, WITHOUT A DOUBT. SHOWING THE NICEST AND BEST MADE GARMENTS IN THE cITy. ARE KNOWN TO HAVE ONE PRICE. ARE KNOWN TO SELL FOR CASH. ARE KNOWN NOT TO DEVIATE FROM MARKED PRICE. ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR FAIR DEALING TO ALL. ARE KNOWN TO GIVE THEIR PATRONS ALL ADVANTAGES POSSIBLE. OUR LINE OF SUITS FOR MENS, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN, I8 COMPLETE. MEDIUM WEIGHT OVERCOATS FROM $5 TO $30 IN ALL COLORS, 310 SEVENTH STREET N. W. 8. KATZENSTERN, Manager. B. ROINEOE & O85 BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE, oe eens Se yor sTocK ‘MEDIUM WEIGHT AND WINTER UNDERWEAR, BUSINESS CHANC WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. EDUCATIONAL. ‘ANTED—AT 1704 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE OR RENT_TWO GOOD ROOMS ON FIRST ‘SALE OR EXCHANGE—A HOUSE ON SBORNE SEMINAR’ FRENCH AND ENGLISH toes ree irl {from the country pre- 2 aor Set eee ee eene Can botraed F3 sorinwent: slsrge Dv an t ct | aaa Sb a sted Young ae ees ae Ries Sears | Sep eee Teferences requit WASTED-A WHITE GIRE, TO COOK, aos and iron. None but th ferehoen need spply, at 1594 Leetreet northwest. Cont PereCen ase MEN AND BOYS TO SEIT GANRIELD picture by mi the Cradle to the Grave. A by Las fuse wasted: 3 nen Ramco Y, 615°7ih street northwest. o21-3t" W Be Se eee EXPERIENCED References pNurBE te care for two young children. honesty and capa} ly required. Noyoune, tine = apply. 13 M street 1 NTED—AN- ae BOY,. FROM 15 yi learant adairoas'and & good fom ear ; SBURG a Stace fogme, Apply to JULIUS LANSBURGH, Carpet FR PE O 2 window? gentlemen ph OR RENT—TWO LONE LARGE AND FLEAS. fats ts ‘children single ee en preferred. aT O'reet northwest. eS ‘OR RENT-ONE LAHGE ROOM, WITH TWO clorets. on floor, south exposure, fornished unfi gun gpa: aso connecting Rooms, on. OR PENT ROOMS ‘AP, OVER STORE a 026 freet northwert, two two furnished front ae" ATED FIRST: GEARS COAT HANDS: SRE W titer apply, at & MERTZS, 11 Pennsylvania a avenue _— ere Wiss a aoe ae TENC ESWOMEN ONLY Perey greaucand § S.cee* Wee “lees eres a TEDA MAN AS WAITER AND TO DO GEN- We AaeY 28 CAs Peanasivania are- ne northweet. NTED—THREE at 1001 New. JOHN F. TALLEN! FOR BENT PUEASANT ROOMS. EITHER, SIN- Ai gioor en sntte in » ibte: neighborhood, with. ates moderate. Apply “at 430M RB RENT—TO PARTIES WITHOUT: Sees im stylish house in good location, street northwest. bs Free RENT—HANDSOME PARLOR aD 3D: m oultable for member of ‘Congress; ines of street care, “Inquire 809 6th erect northwest, ‘ANTED—A GOOD STRONG GIRL TO COOK wash for a «mall family; ; must have mnmendations. Call ‘4 p.m. at 1700 13th street northwest. 020-3t" ‘ANTED—ONE -OLASS STARCHER FOR «| Whines aod cuas: OAPITAL GAUSDEY,- Sa street, between E and F northwest. 019-38" ANTED- TWO FIRST-CLANS WHITE WOMEN, as Cook, the other a Chambermaid: none but thoee able to furniah the best ‘references, need, 9 1524 L atreot northwest. ‘old-st WANTED, WHITE AND COLORED ae with, jenn 2 heed, of ‘on us, Agency, 926 F street “northwest, Yon. PRICE & ANTED_TWO LABORERS, ALSO ORE DAF man and Foreman on a farm. Ap} PON'S Loan Office, $14 9th street n ar s14-2m WANTED—SITUATIONS. Fee BENT_TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON fovember 1 two in ; honse: faces gputh ana st, third. story an has all Apply 1235 019-3¢* RENT PREASANT, AND COMFORTABLE unfurnished Rooms, with windows south an went; 0) te reservation in incwe telex house inter section id Maryland avenues, 302 Teh street Fae RENTIPART OF HO ope NING. O03 Gees and pls Aa three rooms an: cor, and « bedroom, on fourth burned 818 17th street. References required. OR RENT—1329 G@ STREET, LARGE, SUNNY, bandsomely furnished Rooms With excellént board’ ‘or Congressmen, also, transients: convenient toll ee of ‘street cars atid hotels. 017-6t FE RENT VERY, DESIRABLE FURNISHED ith or without board; centrally loca’ south and éast front; all modern improvements. Furnisued Parlors. At'70 bth street northweete Odin, ANTED-BY 4 SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, | 4 Wie ‘a6 Seamstress, or do housewor! nce tolgne chide Goad wr Potarenos oan beawvene Gant be seen for two days, at 1511 9th street, f¢ few doors from P. 020-2t* WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, TWO FUR- Hous, Wu peperisnentic coil, “Aline, tte terms, L. J., Star office. 021-26" Winans 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN A ROOM in a quiet private family. Address ROSS, Star of- WANTED—HOUSES. WANTED—AT A MODERATE RENT, 4 HARD- eome ‘Address RENT, Sear office, giving terms, location aud pardeulare. ei St Wine toa RENT IMMEDIATELY FOR STX months, (9 genteel furnished; south $3 $900, per, month. Sony 3: ici a NSE, Ware ea HOUSE WITH, 8 TO, 11 Soc side lot Eas tate ay is ana formnns no ennai rice, Hon ‘wanted that en Seu cane oon Hon, “Address J. Ke H.- Star ofheo, = *o8- 6 WiAgted FoR, CASH—A CORNER HOUSE AND lot;_northwest ct eae referred; _m im- provements; perfect title: must be s ba Address, ieee lowent cash price, F. iG, care Box WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS ANTED=70 | BUY, A. SECOND-HAND FOOT- wae ee PYANRES 13093 ‘New w Yan ore avenue caves ene ELEGANT FAMILY BUGGY Horse; must be sound, perfect and safe for lady to drive and: fearless; not over $300 in price; _no-com- an stock need be offered. Address Box 102, Btar Office. ANTED-SEVERAL | AMATEUR PRINTING Presses, second hand. COLLAMER, 621 street northwest afters, muy aay but Monday, 020-30" WANTED EYEEVBODY IN WASHINGTON AND cents por pounds, Fine Curariels and all ether dations pomemade Candios 25 cents per pound at HAMIL- v'S great 25-cent Candy 8 Pennsylvania 7 ASD TAGE CURTAINS! LACE, aos lo up e new by ounpeent 2 nch work. men at the Dolige an and Half 1009 F street—PRINCE'S. 19-3" Wes TED—10,, 000 FEANNED SRINTS TO STAMP for 8 cents per width (no smearing) at PRINCE'S. and only practical Stamper 1009 F 019-3t* ‘ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP, SmPAn ATS W: stalla for each horse: keeping horses city reference; can be seen at PRICE'S Stable 311 6th streetnorthwest, O. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Wane te PRICES PAID FOR OLD here. hlets, irae he es Pewee, 7S e or cece to. Will send to any part of ci oEsuburbe, “M nitdak, ‘corner: Evenue snd 10th street southeast 817-3m" POR. BENT_A PARLOR-BEDROOM FURNISHED, northwesten he ‘ods Ears ef cl en tle eaiale OrameRe aE vat ¢ or 8 tal erences exchaiiged. "804 th street rthwe 013-2" RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING Boon Fi Vinbio tor densiat or artist in si joor, Ie for premises. GEO. F. SCHAFER. o10-im OR BENT_NICELY-FURNISHED, ROOMS ON in_a private family, to art without chi childs, ‘with Yor without Board, at 1347 street north )RRENT. oe FURNISHED PARLOR wee fronting two strcein, in most desirable part of the Sy pits Stst-claes Board. Mrs. D. 5. STOCKHAM, 945 K street ol-im i= STORE AND DWELLING OF F: pty “Ta80 Aith street northwest. Apply Dry Store next door. P. Bl FOR RENT—STORES. BRENT STORE, No. 218 TENTH STREET northwest, south of Large dye eect avenue, and near ‘whole-sale market; a , feed OF Inquire 926 Louisiane sve.o14-1in commission business. In FOR RENT—HOUSES. Fas RENT NOVEMBER, 187) A VERY DESIB- aly furniahed House, ‘suitable for other family: now cuplod. by Bos jor HN, For particulars inguiresa Grant Place north: OR RENT-OUST 530 2187 STREET NORTH- zooms, forpished. ventences, at iow, Tent, rent, “THOS. "k. WAGoa S619 th. atreet nor R RENT—HOUSE 1423 8TH STREET NORTH. rook, sleven rooms and in. first condi Apply to JNO. W. BOOTT, 1623 8th stree ete eats 1-3t* ce OR EEE RT _HOUS® 1241, 33D OR MARKET in amas Ee Wiere ana Boman cee she oF to RICHARD FULLALOVE, ‘OB RENT—THE STORE AND DWELLING NOW et 723. Tt Croat Boros x75. io. "Phe cone ana assent ‘re well adapted lor storage anc iufecturing purps purpose, being per- feetly di light and and well ventilated, and easy of access eee at y means me of 8, wide, sey ‘The dw id cold wat Tatrober stable 30x hot ans Si The ‘weoond alors I =e ted fot 8, first-class millinery ‘or ng establishment. Possesdion iran ,ou or before Nov ig ae ai the ‘olive of SANBORN & KING, 916 YF ote noes third -2w * | ROR RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY. PRIVATE and at Aucti Bulletin issned on’ the ist ana Usqh of every mont Tir tue oflce of THOSE" WAGGA- MAN, 519 Tth street north oR RENT—LARGE HOTEL IN GEORGETOWN, . C., known as Seminary Building, will rooms are now it low some AGGAMAN, 519 7th street. 019-3¢ ANTED-AT HGR OLD STEAM CARPET forks, 490 Maine ery to renovate, ‘steam and remake, Fur oval Snake Yar ‘iture to near. aa iy8 and | WAxsED CARPETS TO CLEAN. WE DO NOT Jower than in ny other estubustageet to Wash Orders by telephone. ED GHAGES Bho. e16 Low isians avenue. Witton, of Deeds for TO ANNO' IQUNCE THAT JOHN . BELL, 1420 New Yors avenue, is » Commissioner ‘State and Territory, U. 8. Commis- mer and Notary. ‘Always in office from 9 ‘ANTED—FURNITURE TO STORE IN FINE WStinro looms OHAORD oo bea” EE WASTED HEATHERS TO RENOVATE, MAT. 7 a. H. CHACE & BROS, 616 Loulsiaus avenue. aaartt TANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINLARGE W ‘taal Quantisee eiehos Bane RIN TARGE OF Pennsylvania avenue, bet. Sd and 4% streets, "Janl9 ANTED YOU TO KNOW THATISELL AFTRST- made Second-band Suit, inuch beter da great deal ches} new ri nerst 2 per than ‘suit can 9ST OLD or No. 619 D atrest north ich, Btore, No. 409 9th st. northwest. N. —We bat ‘iret-clans Second-hand Clothing. “vie i Jani BOARDING. ‘TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME comforts than auy hotel in the city. 17th halls and well f ‘and the table is second nee one Trane furnished, 4 sient 50. day; monthly $25, $30, Sa" = and $2 per A iad ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS ‘accommodated icPherson. ‘corner 1 and I northwest. Mas. M. T. SOUT! »_019-6t" HE HAMILTON HAVING BEEN LEASKD FOR Ce — Having Tecen! be opened at an fariahed trou ut. Applications for mail, ‘to 611 13th street noi 8 TYLER PRIVATE, FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE 4 As ‘with Board, in aS HOUSE, 6129 oe NORTH- Tae J2,one of the cosiest Bi copducted Board. ‘ON HK ON HOUSE, 7am AND T STREETS “FIRST. GR 2 ; location central; no PEN 4 M. De be ee eee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Fin MERE, 4, Ants EARN, Rarnowa By garam ere fruit: wpe te Siaieera ioe roe oar ae ‘A FARM CONTAINING. i 5s miles f1 Wi Lee ea sana ots | pike road. necessary out Splendid orchards of choice frutts. Good and land. Plenty of Bhe gardening ty of wood, and well watered. Siven rdener oF atonce. Apply at 62 C street weet. 018-6" FR SALE OE, RENT — FARM OF ‘about two miles norineat at Palais improved. Inquire G. vania avenue. cit nine-room ie apple orchard; excellent water. ona 1 ies Tivrut a “NORTH Pega es ‘bain bora” forsale ata ha pa | Mt pe Ed beat poe ee R SALE—-OB eee ous | FE RENT—FURNISHED O8 UNFURNISHED BY {he year or seenion.s House of 19 rooms: Jocated and in thorough order; sony Bob lek L0 8 Whee 1420 New York avenue. o18-1w R RENT— FOR RENT— street, 9 roo aod 1812 K 9 rooms, modern improvensents, $48: modern ‘20. ‘corner 1 ‘rooms; street. Fi deny Depart rand surrounded by all the prin: ent an give boi, ai the polit in Washing ton for first-class or small hotel; reni ‘suitable at 913 H ‘street a o18-6t* Roe BENT— FURNI (‘SHED ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE oe THE NORTHWEST SECTION. ble mansion, THOROUGHLY and COM. PLETELY FURNISHED, indoaioe “China sed Coe ware; also, Bed Linen and overyilieg novcssasy £0 in Preeiienos Gs ‘and basement, contains ‘and CHEEUFUL ROOME. He sows brick wih toc A soos g f splendid dry’ cellar: ‘$2, 250, half ae ey | 019-3 — SALETFINE, HOUSE: THREE STORIES stone front: mod. imp., Pith lane table in Fear. No. Sis ay wtzeet Presb Church, Inquire. at 10. Indiana Avenue. ° R SALE—WILL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS AT a | Fo Par thetr vatue. lug, two four-story brick houses, well s Soman egg ee na et arte no several thonsand feet of northwestern sectic 30, 50 and 75 Your “Address for farther partioulare 5. W. 18-1 R SALE, BENT AND D EXCHANGE LARGE AND ‘houses, in all and examine our lists. FLTOH, FOX & BSOV BROWN, ist Pennsylvania avenue. near street cars: very Soave: conte, Star ‘AUPTRST-CLASS RESIDENCE. every an THOS. J. FISHER OLS. dw 1524 F street nortawest, near Ebbitt House, R SALE—BARGAINS—TWO NICELY BUILT new) seven room ghout: nice pe ea at$! 200,00 ee re = ees Petre northwest R SALE—FOR A NON- SaaS A OE ided, 814 E street nor ea eae wa ‘close £0 J #4, bone $6,000. B. H.W. northwest. ‘AGUE AND DAVI: ou ‘nthe Mathemation "Enel . DAVIS, ©. Dothan Collere, City. CALKINS’ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES 5 AND CBILDR' Is REMOVED from Baum's Hall to 303 East Capitol street. 019-61" OF THE DRIVATELY—TO 1 y AND LATIN ra oe law, at after — 1183 Tan te = second peek abe. eseon. re orthwest. E ONNEET. 010-en2w* VI c. EMY, B= TEAR ‘MARYLAND. Rev. C. K. NELSON, D. D-D., late vice principal of ‘St. John's Ani having taken chi pi GE aoe ipetatpele duet rb. = situ of the Academy is ted to rie will be recetved for taition fusic and. the Lan ‘Session, oe of ‘of J oneal payable in advance. fie the only extra at -eeasion, 08-1 co ISN iG ON ae 80 PRECIOUS TSS Smoke FRIENDS’ SEMINARY, I Sraeer, Betwees 181m aNp 19TH Noatewest, Affords to Girls and Bors the best facilities for a liberal ‘education; . Patrons gauostion; prepares its pupils to enter College expense for on or: 06-3m_ 3. 8. WILSON, TLE, V; PRUD! HOMME'S FRENCH CLASSES ai her residence, 1318 IT street northwest. Grecnd nates and sAavese, practical knowledge of the language ands Parisian pronunciation seq ‘A. RIEHL HAVING RETURNED FROM Mic. fhe 8 shiveut ‘School of ill resume her French and German. cons moderste, fea, Gonos No. 1319 G strect horth weet 06-30" par ‘27 feet wide. GEORGE ey SL, GOO ith street 018-2w RO SALES CHOICE BUILDING tHe Nontnwesr Past oF THE Crrr. ‘We have for sale a very ber of fi in the northwestern part of the city, situated on eh Connecticut, New Hampehire and Rhode Inand avenues, in the iate vicinity of Scott Statue, ‘Du Pout Circle and streste it ther Also on jcPhereon and on 6th strect, near Soot! Statue. rae ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. o12-1m_ 132% F street northwest, near Ebbitt House. —_—_— FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS Se ra yea ie VERY Fos at F. STRAUB'S Pottery, 636 L street: — Forte HANDSOME BAY MARE; ae DE- sirable for ‘huey or steam cars; rar bargain. At HAG sevsehey Stable, 6 Georgetown: a FES SALE—A FINE RIDING AND DRIVING horse, six years old. 45 ania “Avenue east, between the hoursof Sand6 p.m. 019-38" Fa SALE—TWO HORSES, CARTS AND HARNESS. Spee for cash: Ap AER st omee of SINGLETON. & OR DR SALE ONE z PRINCE MELODEON; HAND- 1. caprs. BOARDING SCHOOL FOI 8. cules gd ora Le ca jee. New Haven. | Bo; ATIN, , GREEK, MATHEMATICS. NATURAL, scI- and English, pri or in ANOS" AM, of-1m Columbian College, Washington, D.C. CENTS nee MON —50 CENTS, D. 8. L. JOHNSON annontfers the aed Clamaes at St. Geonee's Tia iit cet between wureday tig, 690 ofclock au aa al Ma Siena vena evening, an as v .| southwest, Wednesdays, at Tuition, 50 "| cents per month. #30-1in RCHOOL FOR GIRLS_INSTRUCTION IN At Freneb, German, D1 d Paintings, ete. MIS BOERS S18 18th stress psa aene #29-1m* WANTED =a Pun RCHABER baka axp Aree Box 104, Star cites oa1-2t" 13 ce ag aN OND | AND iD OTH Tor. "Adairecs DIAMONDR ace Site SOUL OR SALESSTOCK at a URES OF A WELL es OR 84 RD FIXTURES OF & WELL Tth a et torte onl _ RENT § STORE AX ND DWELLE :. 1602 inwests clivactal aogeee P street norihweet 050-5 Fike SALE—CHEAP_THE STOCK or a SMALL doing a good cash Store fs Wea for relline, “Anais te WDE DES TO RETIRE FROM ——= Wil frvt-clam, centrally located Bardi hn Pomession Novem welleta cresteanth ce She entire coutente of = Si itis at Star offi ICE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY TO Ls hance for desirable Washington For 019-1 Rewidenoe full particulars, address B., Annapolis, Md. PEse WASHINGTON CITY GLA‘ ted comer streets Inquire at 164 Tndiann Avennee QR SALE-GROCERY STORE A including fixtures, st Korslyn, maturing 1 Stein ears SE ES and examine. Railw: nck, Niggbington Gee re to ihe = New York. A. PRESO OTT, REAL Es’ rate E EXCHANGE, "No. aie ¥ STREET Nourmwaee, Fise in valises are stl! in Houses and Lote in all parts of the city for aale at ion jouses for A specialty ix made of the care and rental of houses, Houses fat ae oe car ranted 1 manly at . Congremmen and pl OReS RE AA 'S REAL ESTATE EXCHAMGR, TORS. NEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- TABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after Patent. nan AT Six Pi 1.00, sniss toa Pe JOHN H.C F street ss err eee ‘TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, _s29-1m No. 1212 L street northwest. “ART SCHOOL OF THE WASHINGTON ART CLUB, {hirdeeason, Say een arse ‘Vernon Row, cor- nh street aid Penney ven rs g. C. MESSER, Tn Charge. eae eeeeeeteaes HOF. AND MRS. LUCIEN F.C. OOLLIERE'S ‘Will Reopen MONDAY “oTOBER Orme SSL, at 1538 1 1 NORTHWEST, © 1 STRE! iemmaiaes sscx et a | (Translations done LAY¥ scxoon, oF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. ‘The, Lectures and exerciees of this echool will be re, sumed at the La ding (Sth street, betwoeen D and E streets) on DAY, October 12th, at 6 o'clock formation in regard to courses inf mola" for §u0 aah BG SMITH 1100 bent wed got Morriecn, and: atthe National Say or "G. “ ‘and at oal Say. Avenues ©? cea EEY Te oy Org ee (OR SALE—MAGNIFT SWEae ee = Hosewood-care Piano finish: SICAL ACABEATY, we | Boone ane UT ‘Umea ace ae eae oun a ect Brincipal. 3. P. CAULFIELD, Mun: Doe. ttrect northwest. a ig Studies resumed September 26th. £20-2m* Fe fe oe SS ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, MACHER 3 compen Handa fies ‘Coupe tock ae EE: | ger Sho Coneeteel ca Coens en CER oe Mi wet — son r Seusion ‘top, 1 Ge ante town, Gar, i atx-sont mi | Convert. ‘Addnem 044 K xtrest northwest. sid-din xtention, 8 four eey- = eral top and no top Bugsies, ROBT. aie W AND ATTRACTIVE HALLS FOR THE SPEN. Repostiory stibsin6 ntrest ‘nord ¢ BINESS COLLEGE. tn the baudesmye Repairing prompt i = ice edifice known thro: Pianos, left with us positively be sold sy a eacriige oat ‘BROS. 709 7th street northwest. -68- RORSALEFINELAD LANDAULET CARRIAGE, LATE- the Foreign Goupsletin es best makers, id all in elegant an jecant or- der; alao, « cheap set of Doul Harness. ‘The above arti- Sent corer ‘The above SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND Guiles eee handsome Box Wagon, suitable for por ‘of new and second-hand Oar- TS = 1 AND, 734 OCTAVE, ry Parties an DR SALE_NOW ON HAND, AND ee bs oP. 8 Stock of Fall and Winter Car- Brees Secale Lan eee Victorlaa? Fob eae hand. 5, T H. GRAHAM. a0 Ropoattory and Factory, 410-416 Sui at nortuwest. LOST AND FOUND. O8T—GOLD MEDAL, INSCRIBED CARL CLUSS, Like Satabie reward if weoetned woes 2d street northwest! 021-2t" —A SMALL SUM OF MONEY IN THE Post Office, which the lover call- ing at S14 ¥ street Gort Tiorthwest between 9 andi scans Te Exten- every Hetlers: owner please cone forgaee, SoP eee tere: Pl 8 id take them . THEO. LAY, ‘7th street road, Bait mile north Brightwood. o21-3t* FROeND-ON, SEVENTH STREET, A LADY'S containing a money. Owner can hay ‘same by applying at the Star proving property, and paytag for this recinent t LO8tgrgespay,, OCTOBER | 187! a A Liberal ret ae ‘oceu- Panoy. isa RARE O) & delightful homo ats fale price for BEX oF Lor wlan en ‘months or for a YEAR or more. SS ae are: Se WeYCR, ‘Real Estate Broker, o018-1m 1505 Pennsylvania avenue. R RENT—A LADY AND SON WILL LET TO FY furnished three adults a partly KK zooms, with modern i. ‘ant taken in par tial boara. 1290 015-9" R RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND, Rainer cues compen | ga : Soh ES avenue. tides 0 dei fs dwelling, wi Fo AT MY BOAT-HOUSE, 11TH FEE gout one Boat; name Daisy; John ‘Owner san have ‘sams pave ath ive ol ON THE PREMISES jUBSCBIBi Hreand white Cow : Debora The =e Tes FUSES Ee as sh out the United Biates as LIN LNG, D ‘known GOLN HALL BUILDING, comer 9th an 71 The ne ‘occupied on ann after ‘Seerions for Ladi Sciober 1, 1881. ion and AA, for Ladis id Gent ters educated for real ite. Students fecal tes tammamieer the year. A valu- able pamp! containing an eloquent address to stu- a oi but oe of Success, by J: : Saray once mena RCE Rae cipal. Saye A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. «15 be iD MRS. ALFRED BUJAC’S ENGLISH da ich and School for Y« Mee ee re CAPITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- ten: gu fr Kin a 12; aan cipal) 0, FBO 3 BODEN or ies A. F. GA’ HES 28a Wiisomer peered Hotty tel Ni Sregan, cnet Fresaavan oy yale ER, obsele a Es, eee iach ED BY SEVERAL As- Me WC ea English ‘Young. itive ke. =o TS omnes a HE ee INSTITUTE. —} Mi encisn and dnd French School for ¥. Ladies and and foung Children, 821 Vermont ‘will re-open September Yath. “Boarding puplis fnstted. "™™ Tope Seuteuns . VERNON SEMINABY. MBS. J. ra et | sae ioe | ABLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘corner Pennsyl ‘avenne and 1 English MLeoping: Short hand, ‘Higher Arith- Latin BURTON [4 aed Wahineon, De C.16-3m Logh ar BREAORNTAG oF REGGE a an | WASHINGTON, Day” Sehodl, far You ghee | 7 suitshiy rewarded bY fauving’ ial E ta0 New Work York ph ite CED. BUTCHER ahd Misa MC DOUGL Principals, 1023 and 1 ‘12th street northwest. a6 (Oetier Gi Sean =A 1881, A SMALL BLACK SELL INSTITUTE, 16ru STREET NORTH- aienats ‘with wi Ipabed onsite, sO} (reat Min Le B. Baise, Priscigale (ewe Poe paid es returned, Pe eBOES Boeke Sem.) ER lore, A oe select and pao, with ‘facili- ee ape pom give care and PROFESSIONAL. vi vchioedaat iimmeeeiinens” > al RY BRICK 87: jute fs TIES. SPE MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, . PARSON! Gacesasir to Dee Ar Ly Boewerth Ofer aa “= Pea Bede WORN REE SE | Ty IERNAND URSO, PIANO TUNER £ND REP, northwest, or Box 712 1290 T street Office. ‘other Funes cacont afters pate ‘Otis Fees $i R. M. A. CARMAN, 1015 14TH STREET, Seoond door south from All Souls’ Church. #12 mee ee oy ae AND SPEEDILY CURED. ana gives goon advice f coe stares atte ee to8p.m. jy%-12w aickes ere eS CO-PARTNERSHIPS. Lore CO-PARTNERSHIP. igned d ‘ARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 4399TH STREET, Date % rk for the poor. Fire: i Yelecundes, “Gas eimunisesced Charees reason *ARSO] ENTIST, 428 7TH STREET thwart betweco D and H strecia, Over Ballan= ey eujy performed, Extracting st might D: west. ee PESTTEE 0 FERRET = ea — DUKE, DENTIST, 715, perc ke = eRe tetas 3 seesion of ay 2m* ATELY OR IN CLASS.. aad eaehas S Latin, Greek, Seek, Frere, Geen ons. Sox ga _Ammapols ‘ana ie ey rn oa AO rn KW comer Sth and K streets, hort GLIRH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL, Bre rE wal Secaion, SEPTEMBER ut Tet, sn the Scientific Naval ‘various Institionn of the sow INSURANCE. (oLousia FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, —— ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, real on fatate ‘eecrrity. moderate pricey Gall Row: ‘W.'W. DANENHUWER & SOM, EE. street. 3-Lm MOREY 1 MONEY? Joan in sums to suit, from at SELINGER'S "LOAN HOUSE, 737 7th atrest northw ‘ONEY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN AT 2 PEW Sout ver month, on personal property, at BR. FU TON'S Loan Office, S14 9th stroot, near Y avenue nérthivest, N Y.—A small sum of MONE) TO LOAN for, i ou satisfactor; curity, or to invest = safety. Address C. KER, Hoon 7. § oud Baile ne. is" M ‘ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTA’ AT 6 PER CENT. baie DI a HOLTZMAN, m21 1th “sod strects northwest, ONEY TO LOAN. have MONEY TO LOAN ON SEAL ESTATS, gums of from $100and upwards, at ine ‘Ciarges moderate. No delay. nov26 aI o16 Farent eiritiing __ TURKISH BATHS. URKISH BATH NEW TURKISH BAT! street (opposite Ei jouse) tilation ic Monday a aud Feiaay she, ge is BOVEE. GENTLEMEN'S | GOODS. DS, SHES EE DRESS Surmrs MAS for $1-50. of the very bast am put he “an ng gy a we pu Bow sell better for the mouey’ than auy house Heavy Canton Fl WERS, those sold lant winter, for — roman a, — wy ny Setos URS yd wots. Remember those Heavy Canton .WERS, for 60 cents, worth $i, ai MEGINNTSS, m8 1002 F street northwest. t. | (PYHOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F srReer Nonruwesr, orr. PaTert Orica. FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, 2 specialty, fit “SHAN TREC, Manager. — INGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, RE- to do all Kinds of vow BILE Hate msde and emember the mambor 140 bas S, ® EuLeny, = SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE PRESS SHIR GENTS’ FURNISHIN sid 1112 F Srrrer Nortawesr, Wasuioror, D.0, x of the Fineat Dress Shirts to order Bis Etre Fie Suess Bix Fine Shires to order... __SEWING MACHINES, &e. At™ OPPENHEIMER’S SEWING MACHINE SALESROOM, ‘No. 528 9th atrest northwest, St. Cloud Building, ‘Can be found a complete stock of New Sewing Machines, Comprising all the standard makes. We sell on easy monthly tustalments and offer special inducements to gash purchasers, Just received » new lot of the No. 4 Victor Machines. They are so simple a child can use #1! 3 at OPPENHEIMER’S, 9th and F’strects northwest. _s8__saima ares Fey ca to McKEN: for BEWING MACHT) fee Sa Eee ie Seater ORKTOWN AND HAMILTON, MEADOUARTERS, 3 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 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