Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, MONDA CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has 2 reguinr, permanent. bona fae dally circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published In Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. ‘THe STAR office ix connected with the Telephone Ex. change. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mai! ‘and otherwise, news, or any information or busines: can be sent day or nixht, free of chai In conversation with a prominent ettizen of one of the southern states, who called upon him to talk of national affairs, Secretary Blaine issaid to have stated that the last talk he ever beld with the late President Garfield was in reference to the “Complete reconciliation of the two sections.” His visitor was very agreeably impressed with the Secretary, who expressed, so the story goes, an in- tention of making a tour south this winter. If Mr. Blaine adheres to this intention he will probably give other Presidential aspirants some cause for apprehension. He will undoubtediy make thou- sands of friends in that section. He invariably at- tracts all with whom he comes in contact. Going there asa distinguished citizen of the republti ‘Who has rendered the nation tnvaluable service, and being out of office, he will be at full liberty to receive all attention the people choose to pay him. He has, as a public man, always manifested a lively Interest in the material development of the southern states, and has voted for every measure coming before him, having the improvement or ‘Denentt of any part of the south for its object. He ‘would be warmly welcomed there as the prime minister of the dead Presttent, who so earnestly desired and labored for sectional reconeiliation. —— ‘The recent developments in relation to the past administration of the star route mail serv! Incident to the alleged dismissal of First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner, have thtensified publ interest In the pending examination, and there is | ageneral demand that the most sweeping and m Shall be had. The senti- thorough investigat! Ment of the people as ; man shail be sereened, no matter what may have Deen is position or station. Mr. Tyner ts quoted as saying that he submitted his report condemniug the star service system then in vogue to Posti and that it was also shown to President Hayes; that Mr. Key advised the suppression of the document, because {ts pub- Heation would make trouble. Enough has been developed to show that {t only requires a deter- mined investigation to bring out all the dark secrets of the star route ring and its mismanage- ment. As it was the people’s money that was thus wasted,they have aright, at least, to know who isre- responsible, and Postmaster General James no oubt intends that they shall be gratified. He has displayed nerve enough in the past in dealing With this question to give assurance that he will go on to the end In the right way. << —__—_— Is there not getting to be just a little too much of the Garfield Memorial business? Trees that ex- pend their vital forces in giving out a gorgeous display of blossom s in the spring do not generally bear much or very good fruit at harvest time. Thus there fs great danger that, between the efforts in behalf of Memorial Universities, Hospitals, Churches, Libraries, Educational Funds, Monu- ments, Statues, Fountains, Busts, Medals, and What not, projected in all parts of the country, few or none wiilever be completed, or, if finished, prove to be worthy their purpose. Such a course is not possible perhaps, on account of local ambitionsand Jealousies, but It is none the less to be regretted tha 1 the funds contributed with these laudable ends In view cannot be consolidated and applied to one or two suitable objects. In this way, and in this way alane, resuits might be secured which Would be at once a credit to the country and a fit- x memorial of its late honored official head. If this consummation were once well assured, there Would be little or no trouble or delay in ratsing all the nS necessary for the purpose. As things . how, it looks as though money might tn slow and be frittered away without ade- quate fruits. + »>—_ The New York Medical Record, after tully dis cussing the question of Guiteau’s insanity and giving due weight to all the arguments and au- thofities favoring the theory of Insanity, concludes that although in some respects a monomaniac, Guiteau can not be said to be legally irresponsible for his crime. In the case of the present murder ft may be shown that the act was done under a kind of delusion, but, this will not be enough. It appears quite clear, the Record says, that the Prisoner's crime was an act of a vicions nature, congenitally bad and erratic perhaps, but made Worse by self-indulgence and the unchecked Promptings of supreme egotism. So far as their natural infirmities go, such men deserve pity, but they can not be considered frresponsible. And if society must protect itself by taking a life fora Ife, it must In justice bring to account such mis- ereants as Guiteau. ‘This opinion, from a medical authority of the standing of the Record, will have weight. <> —_____ ‘The cities of New York and Brooklyn appear to |. have an enormous ef@Phant on their hands in the East river bridge. The structure, not yet com- pleted, has cost over $13,0°0,(00, and no man con- Rected with the enterprise ts willing to say that it Will not require as muuch more money to finish ft. To make a very bad matter worse, doubt is ex- pressed as to whether the structure will be secure even if finished at an additional cost of millions. Miscaleuistions were made as to the quantity of Steel necessary for supporting certain sections, and other errors in estimates have been discov- ered. It ts announced that at least one thousand ore tons of steei will be needed in bracing and strengthening certain portions This will, of course, add to the weight of the superstructure and thus lessen the chances of gafety and security. Bven a suspicion that the structure Is not entirely ®ecure is bound to operate against its usefulness, as thousands will, after the bridge {s completed, preter the ferry to taking any risk. = — Hitherto that buzzing little insect, the mosquito, Bas been regarded as one of the annoyitig re- minders of Mother fall, when she took the forbidden fruit. The tea that danger lurked in the shorp sting of the insect never seemed to have entered the minds of any of {t's milifons of victims UBL very recently. A modern scientist deciares | that careful investigation on his part proves the mosquito to be pestiferous and positively danger- ous. The theory of Unis genius Is that a mosquito, having feasted upon the poisoned blood of a Gisessrd victim, may Implant the germ of that disease in the next person in whose flesh it’s beak OF bill Is inserted; that some of the diseased blood Bsy escape from the mosquito’s beak and mingle ‘With the blood of the second victim, thus implant- ing a peison that will corrupt the whole system. ‘There may be something in this theory, but quite ¥ st is the Ingenious suggestion of some en- jer in mosquito bai -—— 2a ‘The internal revenue collector of South Carolina has called; upon the officers and employes of his istrict for contributions to asstst the readjusters @ Virginia in carrying that state. Deputy Collec- tors are 7 $10 cach and guagers and store- keepers for In his circular letter to his | subortinates the collector informs them that he | bad contributed $25 and Commissioner Kaum had | contribut@® $100 to “the cause.” One year ago Fevenue officials were threatened with dismissal for » readjuster movement, on the ground that ft was repudiation and “tmmoral.” They stand upon precisely the same financtal Plotform this year as last—the Riddleberger bill. ‘Phis year the readjusters are making a state ficht, apd the arbitrary reduction of the state debt Is the ehiet object In view, while last year, they were geged in a national canvass, in which their mancial policy could have no direct bearing. Therefore, it fs now Uhat thelr mischievous doc- tmne ouzht to be condemned. — ent need of a double track on the Balt!- ac road Is shown by the fact that on | Saturday the whole of the trav nd traMic on that | Dusy line was suspended for several hours in conse- | ence of the collision of a freight train with a eoustruction train. The Pennsylvania road fs so Perfectly equipped as a whole, and its management geenterprising that It is a matter of surprise that | Me short but important link in its connections, Metween Washington and Baltimore, is allowed to wemain year after year supplied with but a single track ——_—e___ ‘The colored population of Lynchburg, Va., are in SM prosperous state if the character of their church @@ifices ts any indication. They have just dedica- fed a new Buptist church which cost $22,000. It ts J]LOUSEKEEPING GooDs. TABLE DAMASKS, WINE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TRAY CLOTHS, GLASS LINENS, CRASHES, SPREADS. DAMASK AND HUCK TOWELS, All Linen, large size, $1.50 a dozen. All Linen, large size, $2.40 s dozen. All Linen, large size, $3.00 a dozen. CALICO AND SILESIA COMFORTS. WHITE AND GRAY BLANKETS. PILLOW AND SHEETING COTTONS. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, om A CARD. ‘New Onreans, October 2ist, 1881. The undersigned certifies that he held for collection for account of H. D. Cooke, jr., & Co., Bunkers, 1429 F street, Washin; D. e-half of Ticket No. 56,939, single nnumber class *““K,” in the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the Second Capital Prize of Ten Thousand Dollars, on Tuesday, October 11th, 1841, said ticket having cost the sum of One Dollar at the office of J. PB. Horbach, azent, 605 14th street northwest, Wash- ington, D.C. ; ‘and that the amount was promptly paid by a check on the New Orleans National nk, on pre- sentation of the ficket at the office of the company. ae, £. B. SHOSTE, Exchange and Discount Cler Residénes, Louisiana National Bank, of New Orleans, paLars ROYAL, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, axD <01403 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. NEW sTOcK oF CHOICE TRIMMINGS. THE MOST ELEGANT NOVELTIES. RICH FEATHER TRIMMING, new style, 5-inch wide, only $1.83. NEW PATTERNS IN IRIDESCENT TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, CRESCENTS, ORNAMENTS, CRESCENTS, WITH HEAVY FRINGE. FINE PLUSH TRIMMING AND FRINGE. om BUTTONS, IN ALL NEW STYLES. I SEGeins wena IN WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. 200 One 7 octave, Upright, Rosewood, Knabe & Co. One T octave, Square, Rosewood, Grovesteen. ‘One 7 octave, Square. McPhail... One 6% octave, Square, Reichenbuck. One 5 octave, Piano style Melodeon One 5 octave, Mason & Hamlin Organ. For Sale upon Easy TERMS, at the Warerooi W. G. METZEROTT & CO. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH Sole Axency of Steinway’ & Sons Pianos. AILORING DEPARTMENT. Arrivals this week of WOOLEN: Makes my Stock very complete. All are invited to call. om W. S. TEEL, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. [# , NTED-SETILED WOMAN FOR ALL THE | J}OR RENT—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 807 Nj JQOR RENT—A WELL-FURNISHED ROOM, TO Aronh ip family of three: best reference required. street gaa and water. Inquire at 1100, 7th and 1 Frreademen only, at 1113 M street northwest. oS4-2t* ges fae WOMAN TO COOK, ie 0 SENT a0 STH STREET eee Fe cc on eon Se ES ‘ANTED—A i ASH 7B 6TH STRI - room, on secon: unfurns ‘an W Andiron fora suall amily. Appiy at Tir dace | BU’ Qeanen @ rooms: jodern im ; $20. | Single Roome furnished, with 1 Maseacha- street nortiweat. a ‘it | DUVALL & MARR, 804 F etrect. setts avenue northwest. Ory ‘ANTED A GOOD WOMAN TO COOK. WASH ‘and Iron; must at night; bring fer: ence. “Apply at 618 L street, between Gt and 7h orth ANTED-A BAKER TO TAKE CHARGE OF Baking Bread at G. MESSER’S, 701 6th street southwest. = one Wits cee Vermont avenue northwest. teamed 3 WAXTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR pinildren, must bring the very best reference from, O streets northwest. pierre 1t* ANTED—A BOY, 12 OR 14 YEARS OF AG Wire niakes tte hos Oity MigEARE, OF AS his home with hi Grocery and, Providien bastness; mast |. Addreas Box 94, Star office. 1° ANTED—AT iN PPOSITS LIN- coin Hall comes oth and D strocts northwest. Kestaurant Cook and Waiter. BS ‘ANTED—A COAT MAKER; ALSO, VEST HAND W good = must be strictly first-class ‘Permanent Gall between € and 8 p.m, at Hoom ii, 903 Pons- sylvania avenue, It ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MAP DRAUGHTS- ‘man t6 go forty miles in Virginia to correct a U.S. B.R. Map. ‘State ‘weekly salary. with~board. "Send am iples OF fine lettering. Address’ A.JAXS, Gainesville, a. POR BENT HOUSE 9401 PENNGELVANIA AVE nue north: Has 17 — with modern conve- }; large side id brick stable. Possession Hiren stones: Apply to Ted, WAGGAMAN, 3107 R RENT—HOUSE 4435 6TH STREET NORTH. ‘west, eleven rooms ani - iN . SCO! 23 Sth street north: Apnly t0 JNO. W. TT, 1023 ort! Fe RENT_A NICELY-FURNISHED SUITE OF Rooms; also a Single suitable for ladies or ntlemen; southern exposure; beautiful location. 403 G street northwest, opposite Judiciary Square. 024-3t" Peete eae ‘on. secon 5 Toom on same floor; suitable for near four lines of street cars. nished House, northwest, with side lot: rooms; and is first-class in every C. KENNEDY, 120 15th street. R RENT_NOVEMBER 1, TWO CONNE Fo sce; 1012 and 1014 ath street Rorthwest: orders, Tnguire at ofce ot Le M. SAUNe at ERS & BRO., 1103 F northwest. 024. JOR RENT_THE TWO BEAUTIFUL HOUSES, 1201, corner V« oueend street, and 1311 ath strectn. w., betwee’ Nand Rhode Teland avenue: keys at He Albe: er 14th and Rhode Island Ay ‘to AN’ (TMULLI 315 C st. avenue. “Apply BET ER, 315 Ge OR _RENT—WELL-ARRANGED AND NEATLY- F furnished Brick House, Yala oth street northweat, Fooms: food repair: modern yvement ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F siiect northwest. o24-3 ; contains 14 to J. St" CTED : 36 Gee Uoam ean, “bee BO peat aH Bry : Posscasion given Ist of November- 022-3" it” ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED SERVANTS ‘of places to cail on us. Servants. Try us. Licensed Agency, 926 F street northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. 0! FOE RENTS owe Ctrele;: furnished.” 1917 Vermont ayenue, 9 rooms, m. i. $25" 2726 M street, 7 roome, m. {.. oes 2D 022. W. DANENIOWEH & SON, 1312 Feat. Vv ANTED_AN ADVERTISING CANVASSER— Christanan Sook tox aiverGesre,, A chaacs to make over ertisers. A chance a thousand dollars. Address PHOTO-ELECTROT YEE CO., 63 Oliver street, Boston, Mass. 024-2" "ANTED—A MAN WITH T: me business snap. Address Box Oy, ox 09 ero ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF 16 HAVING A taste for marking and lettering. Apply, with samples of work, at 921 Pennsylvania avenue. 022-3t ws TED—A DRESSGOODS SALESMAN OF EX- perience. Apply, with references, to. WOOD. Warb © LOTHROP, 921 Pennsylvania avenue. 0 ‘ANTED—A SETTLED, PROTESTANT, NORTH ern white Woman, as housekeeper in small fam- ily; no washing or ironing. Address, with references and terms, R. F office. n RAPHER DESIRES A ounk Lady, wl @ xood reader, to dictate to him for an hour or two every evening. Fair compensa- tion. Address Box 46, Star office. g 3 VANTED—AT 1704 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE porthwest, a strong «irl, (from the country pre- ferred) to do general housework. o2L-3t* J ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH d iron. None but those with best references need. at 1324 L street northwest. 021-3 y ANTED—MEN AND BOYS TO SELL GARFIELD ANTED—TWO LABORERS, ALSO ONE DAIRY- W: yan and Foreman one farm. Apply at FUL- TON’S Loan Office, 314 9th street northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue. 414-2m WANTED—SITUATIONS. Vv y ANTED—A SITUATION BY A XOUNG COL o1 ter OF =. Address oF ¢ at 81424 street southwest, ty WAXTEDTA POSITION AS BOOKKEEPE have had an experience of gale and retail house; e1 Ant, References given. A CARROLL, Star office. ANTED—AN EN NT WITH A GOOD firm to assixt in bookkeeping and docollectin; bya man of reliable habite; good reference. Address » Star office. 024-20" BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE ‘a Place as chambermaid, who is willing to | assist with other work; good references can be xiven. Apply at 615 Massachusetts avenue northwest. _o24- i and one furnished, between F a} aud 13th streets. EL J. 8., 922 New ¥ nue northwest. WwW TES—TWO BEDROOMS AND SITT! Room, furnished and communicating, on hird floor, by November 1. Address EAR) Star office. WANTED—HOUSES 935 Pennsylvania avenue. G 00D SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS, x $3, $4 and $5. Boys’ Single Pants, 85, $1 and $1.25. Boys’ Lowe Pants, 75, 85, $1 and $1.25. Youths’ School Suits, $4, 8 and $€ up. Boys’ School Habe, 40, 50 and 75 up. Gent's and Boy's Undershirts, 25, 40 and 50. Our $1.50 Gent's Cong. Gaiter, matchless. Misses’ and Boys’ School Shoes, from 75 up. The best $1 Miss and Boys’ But. Shoes in town. At 114 asp 1916 a we c We ADIES PROVIDED FOR DURING CON ¥INEMENT. ‘ Address PHYSICIAN, $16 N. 1th street, Philadel- phia, Pa. 022-3 OSENDALE CEMENT, Just arrived at 1007 LoursiaNa AVENUE. JOHN H. BIRD. 022-3t* N°°ts, D 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Warm weather in New York preventing sales, dis- couraged holders of goods, facilitated purchases of bar. gains, we availed ourselves of this chance, and bought stock’ at very low figures. Our customers ‘can now take the benetit of our purchases. Sik and Chenile Mi: 4 (ilk and Chenile Mixed Fringes, 4 inches wide, 4Se. qeenanie and Jet'Mtixed Fringes, 4105 inches wide, Jet Passementries, 12, 15, 1% to 25 cents the yard, splendid value. Mourning Fringes, 4toS inches wide, 75 to 80e. and jaegant Jet Beaded Cloak and Dress Ornaments, 12, 25, and up. disci aud Colcred Sik and Chenile Gilles, 45c., 8c., and Up. ‘Pinsh Chenile and Silk Tassels, 2ic. to T5c. enaal Buttons in alt tho ew ombre shades, 15 to 20c. Pearl Shaded and Pearl and Steel combined Buttons, *"dinite and fredeecent Grp aga Buttons at low find Tredescent Gimp ai Black and White Beaded haad:uiade Laces, all prices: Black aud Cream Spanish Laces, 29 to 38c. the yard. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wasurxcton, D.C. 81 Linrs:presittisisa storrS 11 Passementeries in all the styles; Chenille and Beaded Fringes; Cloak Ornaments; Cords and Tassel Plain and Faney Buttons; Spanish Laces, a novelty in colors; White and Black Real and Imitation Laces; Embroideries, Neck Wear. Ke:, &c., Ke. 021-6 LOWE'S, $11 Market Space. rue LATEST NOVELTY FOR GENTLEMEN. o21 JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS. EMBROIDERED VESTINGS, TO BE WORN WITH FULL DRESS. SIX DIFFERENT STYLES. SELTZ & MERTZ, TAILORS AND IMPORTERS, 1105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. o19 GcuWwerrzer's CocoaTix ww (ANTL-DYSPEPTIC COCOA, POWDER.) A Frech Importation Just Received. ‘This unique Preparation is endorsed by the moet emi- —e of fons nip ys Ser eyes it f _ ae oa ur, perfectly dixestinic. beverasre for in clildreb, as well as for the strong aud Sealthys Cc. C. BRYAR, o19-e03t Cor. 15ru'anp I Staerrs Norruwest. A™ GALLERY, NO. 521 7TH ST. N.W., BETWEEN E AND F. J. FP. SPELSHOUSE, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR, No. 521 7th street northwest, Federal Building. Grand display of ¥ icture Frames, ing Glasses, ‘The latest deM@hs in Wall Paper. Frames and Window Cornices made to order. All the latest Novelties in Velvet and Gilt Frames now in stock, and fresh supplies constantly arriving.’ Prices to suit the times. examination of my rtoc] icited. J. PF. SPELSHOUSE, Branch Store No. 708 Thats mits bets Gand He x sete aaa Sore Sik SPECIAL 8-10 Walnut Frames, from 25c. up. Window Shades and Fixtures, 60e. A. OR CHOCOLATE o18-3m E AND V ‘OR CASH=A C HOUSE AN jporthweet quarter preferred: modern im provements; perfect tite; must be a buneain. Address, with very lowest cash price, F. STERLING, care Box 341, Baltimore, Md. WANTED IA FURNISH! western section of tite cit tion, AR: V T A MODERATE, RENT, A W “scmely Furnished House. Address REN Office, xiving terms, location and partis 1-3t" WASTED A HOUSE WITH 8 TO 11 ROOMS, side lot attached; between 6th and 20th streets, and Boun: state’ price and teria#; no comm inica- Hon wanted that will not state price, H... Star offic ot" NORTH- HOUSE T° Star ‘terms and joca- ols- 6 WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS A YOUNG WANTED. 31% WILL BE GIVEN FOR A Pos. ion inany the government departnients. Add RAYMOND, Star office eee a V ANT DA PART HAVING A MALL CIGAR store or sample room to dispwe of, in good locality, will find cash purchaser by addressing We A: Be Stat —AN office. ir ws NTELLIGENT COLORED FAM- ily, without children, to occupy a set of rooms, and take care of others, in'place of rent. Place nent if suited. References required. Address Star office. WAXSZED_TO RENT, A GOOD FARM, FROM 50 erp and upwards, suitable for, Dairy purposes, near Washington: must not exceed s dreas DAIRY, Sta ‘attic Laine ANTED_—EVERYBODY IN WASHIN the District to buy French Mixed Candi cents per pound. Fine Caramels and all other delicious homemade Candies 25 cents per pound at HAMIL- TON'S great 25-cent Candy Store, 1231 Penns: ivania a 020 enue. ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP, SEPARATE stalls for each horse: keeping horses a mpecialty ; PRICE'S Stable; $11 6th igo, Md.12-1m* T PRICES, PAID FOR: QED mphlets, ye, Con- ine, Pewter, Type ‘wretal, ul, Iron, Bo Hea, &e., kc. Ord by mail or Wat prop punetually attended to. Will i to any part of city or suburbs. M. ULLMAN, corner Georgia avenue and 10th street southeast. s17-3m* WATER AT BICE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Cleaning Works, 490 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- ets to renovate, Mattresses to steam aud remake, Fur- niture to steam Jy8 WARXZED CARPETS TO CLEA DO NOT WHIP Carpets. Our work lower than in any other ests) é Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BR imiapa avenut Wy ASTED-10, ANNO! Room 4, 1420 New York ay of Deeds tor Every State and Territo: sioner, Examiner and Notary. a.m. to5p. ry Always iu office from 9 m2 YANTED—FEATHERS TO REN tresses to Remake, Prrniture to Pack and’Shi A. H. CHACE & BROS"., 616 Louisiana avenue. rarl1 ‘TED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERIN LARGEOR Sinall Quantities. Highest cash price paid. 321 syivania avenue, bet. 3d and 4% streets. Jani9 WANTED YOU TOKN HAT ISELLAFIRST- and ate Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much , better s2q great deal cheaper than a common new suit can JUSTH’S OLD STAND, Wo, ofl, iatrect northwest, Or.at Branch Store, No. ne bs . Second-hand Ciothin: eae BOARDING f[\HE TREMONT HOUSE OFFER: . aig Rigen in the city. passazes are heated with steam ; th e well furnished. and the table is wecond ty none ane sient rates, $2.50 and $2 per day; monthly $25, $30, $35 and $10, oat ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD ‘accommodated at MeVherson Honeey Cone ek and northwest. Mus. M. T. SOUTHALL. o1)-6t" HE MISSES TYLER WILL GIVE FIRST-CLASS Boaril at 912 15th street, oppanlte McPhee Bans References given andrequired. Table Boarders sccom- modated. ol2-Im* PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A couple, with Board, in lame Pessant oe aA, home comforts, References exchanged. Addrees Box 407, Post office. O12-2w* ing-houses in the city. ‘Transient Boarders accomino- dated at Teasonabie & a 929 Cae HOUSE, 7rH AND ISTREETS.—FIRST- 1 oard, $16; Room and to Table Bo 3 a ae LONG & location central; no liquors. _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCUM. Voered prope or Fanu.of 40 acres, 334 miles from ty; nine-room house on farm; fine and young apple orchard; excellent water. Inqi 0a? T street. "HE WELL KNOWN, “NORTH ARLINGTON Trted Dairy Farm” for sale of 2 erent on easy terme; beautif it several ROBERT A. PHIL- 829-3m VATE, MAT- located, city. small Farms. Like, 1428 New York avenue. YORKTOWN AND HAMILTON. @eeribed as one of the most spacious and elegant ehureh edifices in the city, with a tall spire that ean be seen from the peaks of Otter, thirty miles @istant. Lynchbury tsa tobacco manufacturing ety, and colored peopie are employed exclusively, $% is said, in this work. They are very expertin ‘Bandling tolacco and make first-class wages. HEADQUARTERS, 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. smug Se wecth of FINE OANDIBS for Sieat HAE 'S Great 25-cent Home-made. Depot, 2 zat "25 conta Ib. +25 cents Ib. cents. s=- 25 cents ih: FOE, SALE,OB EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUM- dered & stocked Farm of 196 acres, nine ‘out; one mile to railroad station; good house, and peach orchard; vineyard; good water. Pennsylvania avenue. miles Pau 00a s13-6w* CO-PARTNERSHIPS, ‘DU TED CO-PARTNERSHIP. Tormets oo Ion coraNy. ‘upon tow. she Sng Family, or From the Cradle fo, the Grave. A ne picture, ju |. $3. per hundred. | JAMES SHEEHY, 615 aéhistrect northwest. o21-3t* Address, iivins loca- | 2 | Ww. W. Fe NT—T STORE AND DWELLING, 1001 New J for sale; muf lereey avenue northwest. Fixtures in ‘Store rooms. ‘Apply on premises. be sold at ‘House contains five at once. Hou: aie 8 Fo BENTGHANDSOME HOUSE, OCCUPIED by Foreign Legation. . The furniture, new and ele- gant, may be purchased. Apply at KENNEDY'S Real Estate office, {5th xtreet: “PPY 022-3 JOR RENT—A NICE SMALL BRICK BAY-WIN- dow House; six rooms aud. bath-room: large stable in rear; three squares east of Capitol: one square from cara; rent, $20 in advance. Inquire at Mr. McCAF- °S, 6th and East Capitol street. 022-3t ENT—3 LANGDON TERRACE, 10 ROOMS, 1524 8th 6 rooms, $16; 423 10th xt, « onan, $12, T st. n.e., 5 rooms, $6.30; bapitol_st., near Boundary, 5 rooms, $10. . §. CAYWOOD, 1225 9th st. ob? T—BRICK HOU! ROOMS; house; alterations to suit premises, 516 8th street no: 916 F street northwest. rermanent. tenant. Apply west, or B. H. WARNER, o22-2t" ISHED Honees; some suitable for receptions and others for Jap moder . . a 6 street northwest. 21-3t iOVEMBER IST, A VERY DESIR- & member of Congress or other private family; now o¢- cupied by Senator Hill. For particulars inquire 32 Grant Pl rthwest. o21-6t* FE. RENT_HOUSE 141, 38D _ OR, MARKET street, nine ne water in the yard; rent $22" Story and Rooms, 1536 934 oF Hichstreet: Apply to RICHARD FULLALOVE, 1239 ‘33d treet. 020-1w) “neatly completed oriiwest, the ‘nearly cony wr e store is 21x70. “The ce lar and basement are well adapted for storaze and manufactnring purposes, being per- foctly dry, lizht and well ventilated, and cary of access from the rear by means of a wide alley. The dwelling consists of 7 rooms and bath, and storeroom and clo- sets; hot and cold water, range and latrobe; stable 20x 21. “The second story is well adapted for a first-class linery or dre ‘ing establishment. Possession given on orbefore November 1. Apply at the office of SANBORN & KING, 916 F street northwest, third story. 030-2 ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED BY the year or session a House of 3 rooms; desirabl ted aud in thorouch order; will not let for a board- ing house. | For particulars apply to YOUNG & CALD- WELL, 1420 New York avenue. 018-1 OR REN FOR RENT— FOR RENT. 1812 K street, 9 rooms; modern improvements. $45. 2325 T street, 6 rooms; modern improvements. 2116 H street, 7 rooms; modern improvement: ND DWE street ni Ww 018-6t corner 20th and I streets ii OR RENT—DWELLING-PART_ OF BUILDING southeast corner 15th street and N located immediately opposite President's house, ‘Treasury Department and surrounded by all the cipal hotels, make it the most elizible point in W: ton for first-class boarding house or ‘small hote very low to suitable party. Apply at 913 H ‘stree! northwest. 18-6" rok ENT FURNISHED CTION. THOROUGHLY and CoM- iuding China and Glass- and everything necessary to in- contains in the city; iaa Y with Tare improved. A iCK STABLE is located at convenient distance from, ‘the residence and contains ter, as and coachman's room. The entire property is in perfect condition: neat and clean in every particular; ready for immediate occu- is is a RARE OPPORTUNITY to cet a delightful home at a fair price for SIXor EIGHT months or for a YEAR or more. For perniission to inspect the premise ap Reai Estate Bro! 1505 Pennsylvania aventie. FOE, RENT A TAD iD SON WILL LET TO two or three adults a partly furnished Honse of 8 rooms, with modern improvements. Rent taken in par- tial board. 129 C street northeast. 013-9t* VOR RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND, suitable for store and dwelling, restaurant or hotel, ». 42:3 10th street, near gas office, above Pennsylvania avenue. Store can be detached from dweiling, which contains 12 rooms, including two large parlors, lane cellar, gas, water, bath, &c. Inquire at 926 Lonisiana avenue. o14-Im. JOR RENT—THE STONE MANSION ON COLUM- bia Heichts, south front lately remodeled and in first-class order. FILCH, FOX & BROWN, oT-4w 1437 Pennsylvania avenue (OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE—THAT ELE- «ant Residen 513 6th street northwest; in the heart of the city and near all the street car lines; is well furnished throughout, including bed and table linen, «lars end chins ware, aleo a fine piano; contains all the modern improvements, and has a billiard room with table, &c., complete. "Possession inmmediagely. For terms, inguire of FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Bookseller and Stationer, 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘corner 11th street. o4-lin 018-1m, ___ FOR RENT—STORES. WOR RENT—STORE, No. 218 TENTH STREET northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue, and near whole-sule market; stand for grocery, feed or - Inquire 926 Louisiana ave.ol4-1m commission busing FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR Re T-FENTON HALL, 1108 FE STREET Inguire at the new Real Estate office of DEUS & BRO., 1103 F etteot northwest. (OR RENT_A HANDSOME 8° WAY PIANO; sweet toned, 7 octave: $4 per month. Can be seen and rented at corner of Isth and Boundary street north: we Bt" 'T—A TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE, 20x ;, the upper story suitable for a shop or lods- ing; located between Tth abd 8th and Gand H etretis northwest. Inquire 636 G street northwest. 020- __ LOST AND FOUND. ‘O8T_—ON SAT) VENING, OCTOBER 22D, 4a pair of Gold jarrings, on 11th street, between Bolt O and P northwest. A liberal reward if left at the Star office, whet O24-2t" O; FRIDAY EVENING LAST, ON THE venue or 9th strect, axlender gold Neck Chain. A ‘ward will be given if returned to 1215 9th street north- west. 1t* CAME, 70, MY PREMISES, OCTOBER 25D, A J hipped Bay Mare. Owner can have saine by proving: property and paying expenses to HENRY 8. DIEHL, ‘erra Cotta, on the Metropolitan Branch, B. and 0 onats RR. ‘OQTICE—DISAPPEARED FROM POSSESSION OF the owners—Two' Psirs of Bracelets, gold, and falued for their arsceiations. | Any one who will be good enough to return the same to Star office or_give reliable information where may be obtained will receive $10 and no inquiries they e no inquirie made, 7 PHCRS a ‘OUND — ON THIS PLACE, TWO-ALDERNEY ‘Heifers: owner please come forward, pay chances apd take them . THEO. LAY, ‘th street road, half mile north Briehtwood. oust PERSONAL PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGEN: 3 i Strect nortimest. Reliable information Hornished in all cases: consultation free; wilt call at residence When requested; ali business strictly conndential. “C/E. Flinder. o15-1m ‘ADAM RO: LONG-ES MARE GOSs, THe LONG ESTAR ISHED, RE- lowist, wives better setistuction in all affairs of life than any one fersion ; tells the past, present and future dett oF ives: advice ‘and assistance on ‘Matters 8] to Putpens love and matrimony. ALL te ThounuE GALE. 2d utrect, above D street northwest, Sere ap6 SEWING MACHINES, &e. R RENT—A NEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR-- ral location; suitable for oifices or boarding | ughly furnished House, suitable for + NICELY ‘Room, at 511 6th stroct northwest. 022-3" JVOR RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN, A furnished POR BENT -RICELY, FURNISHED ROOM, WITH af oftivate family, at 1119 10th street northwest. cs POR BENT-A SUITE OR ONE LARGE ROOM, aval as Saas Ta sea nue. 022. Bae NT_THIRD AND FOURTH FLOO! Building,” comer Sth and i streets con ‘For terms on the : = Soy Beas FOR, RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Roome. Also, two Parlors. Board, if desired. Care pass the doors. Fine location. | Ref 26 Delaware avenue, half equare north of Capitol. ob2-2t* R RENT—FINE SUITE OF APARTMENTS, ‘comprising the second floor of desirable building in the immediate vicinity of Willard’s Hotel, partially furnished, suitable for a mess or club. Board served in the roomeif desivvd. Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & 00. 1324 F strect northwest. OR-lw SE EERE ITO GOODIE OS FEEL ‘ 4 an 1010 6th street nor 21-3 JOR RENT—TW NDSOMELY-FUR! communicating Rooms, oy second floor, without Board. 718 19th northweet 021-3t* FOR BENT 123 TOWA CIRCLE, A SUITE OF Furnished Rooms, without Board, ‘second floor, bay window; gentlemen preferred; persons having servants or children need not apply. o21-3t* JOR RENT—TWO OR ONE LARGE AND PLEAS- ant Rooms, either furnished or unfurnished, at low rent; no housekeeping and no children; single ‘gentle- men'preferred. 417 Q street northwest. o21-3t YOR RENT—PART OF HOUSE ROOM, 2—DIN Kitchen and pantry on first floor; three rooms and bath-room on edagd door, and bed-room on fourth; unfurnished. “181th street. References required. {OR RENT—1329 G STREET, LARGE, SUNNY, handsomely furnished Roome with excellent board’ suitable for Senators or Congressmen, xiso, transients convenient to all lines of street carsand hotels. ol7-2w OR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED ‘Rooms, with or without board; centraily located; south and éast front; all modern improvements. Also Furnished Parlors. At 730 5th street northwest. o14- VOR RENT—A PARLOR-BEDROOM FURNISHED. Also, unfurnished Rooms to adults. 719 8th street northwest. o13-1m WOR RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS IN a private family, en suite or single, to persone taking their meals out. ferences exchanged. 804 9th street northwest. 2 _ols-aw" JOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, 1109 Penpsylvania avenue, near Pension Office; Second floor, suitable for dentist or arfist. Inquire at premises, GEO. F. SCHAFER. o10-1m Rk RENT—_WELL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, part of the Mrs. D. B. STOCKHAM, ol-im F tinting tvo in most desirable 5 ra streets, in es wit! first-class K atreet. FOR SALE—HOUSES. OR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT, 421 H STREET northwest; 37 feet front, running through to Marsa- Chusctts avenue. Apply to H. J. FROST, 420 6th street 522-3t FOE SALE 1637 T STREET NORTHWEST, A handsome, three-story pressed-brick Residence, with brown stone trimmings; contains eighteen rooms, exclusive of bath, pantries, store rooms and leundry; has every improvement; finished throughout in hard wo oroughly Duilt and in every respect a first-clarm property. “Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO, 1524 street northwest, near Ebbitt House. o2d-1w OR SALE—FINE HOUSE: THREE STORIES with mansard roof; brown stone front: ‘mod. imp.. with lerge stable in rear. No. 315 414 street, opposita Presbyterian Church, “Inquire at 104° Indiana Avenue. 19-6 BUSINESS CHAN' CES. ‘a SIX OR SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS worth of Certificates: state lowest price. Address SPECULATOR, Star office. o24-3t FVOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD Feneabisiea nd Market Store, doiiwe business. “For full address, view can be had, Box 31, Star office. __ 0m OR SALE—FIFTY SHARES OF THE BELT Line Railroad Stock. Bids received by add: F 1437 Pen: FI FOX & BROWN, ineyivania avenue. E. OFFLEY, Cane H. D. COOKE, Jn., & CO., BaNKens. Fok SAGE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WELL established first-class Boot and Shoe Store: central- ly located, 7th street northwest; or part stock of Fix- tures on reasonable terms. Any one meaning business wn, Ps On, ae for 6 days, SHOE STORE, NHOICE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY TO {change for desirable Washington Residence. For full particulars, address B., Annapolis, Md. o19-Iw" FPO8 SALE-WASHINGTON CITY GLASS WORKS, situated corner of 25th and N_ streets northwest. Inquire at 104 Indiana Avenue. o19-6t FOE SALE_GHOCERY STORE AND BAR-ROOM, Including fixtures, at Korslyn, Va. reanonable for casn. Good reasons given for selling. For address Arlington House, at Virginia end ridge. OR SALE BY H. D. COOKE & CO. LY D.C. 6 jer cent Bonds, maturing 1892. Norfolk ponds, baying Call and examine. Metropolitan street Railway stock, Washington Gas t scrip, and other investment securities. overnment bonds, &e. Direct wire to Philadelphia and New York. O years to run. A first | | 2oth'of September to Ist of Jul WR, TIONAL. SBORNE SEMINARY_FRENCH AND College ern teachers. BS. OLGA EL WILL RESUME HER M' CLASSES IN GERMAN AND FRENCH, ‘1249 9th street northwest. 019-60" PROFESSORS MONTAGUE AND DAVIS, OF THE Columbian University, will form about November Ast. Evening Classes for’ instruction in the and Modern English, Pen- manship and . For inf address H.C. DAVTS, MSS CALKINS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES id 303, street. gi ‘o18-fm Boren, ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY, ‘MARYLAND. The Rev. C. K. NELSON, D.D., late vice on Bt. John's College, A) elie, having pee ae : this School, solicits the of parents who desire 8 thoronxh colleiate edtication for thelr childrens with, to the advantage of board in his own family. "The wituation of the Academy in expecially adapted a school, fine climate, good play-erounds, a quiet re- fined neichborhood and church privilees every Sun- * Dr. Nelson's long experience in teaching and de- Notion to the cause of Rducation is well-known tn Mary~ land, and will, itis hoped, ensure lim succes in thin new field of labor. ‘A limited number of girls will be recived for tuition in English branches, Music and the Lancuages. The chance for Tustion atid Board is $200 per seasion, fram Roma payable im advance. Music the only extra at $50 per session, o8-Im $*rF\HERE IS NOTHING ON EARTH 80 PRECIOUS ‘asthe mind, soul and ‘of a child.” FRIENDS’ SEMINARY, I Sraeer, BeTwkex 181s aNp 10TH Nontnweer, Affords to Girls and Boys the best facilitics for Itheral cation prepares its bupils to enter College. Patrons ‘on or adres have no expense Sm = 3.8. WILSON, Principal. (0. A. PRESCOTT, AT HIS. BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, No. 1416 F Stxeet Nontawest, 'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, s1-3m 1416 F Street Northwest. 10 INVENTORS. MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- UABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after Patent. Box 85, Star office. dtec30 MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN | MGr eat Bate Security, atlowost rates of intoreat. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., _0%-1m 1394 F street n.w., near Ebbitt House. (0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $6,000, IN SUMS A not less than $1,000, at 7 per cent. ‘No commis- J. W. SMITH, No. 144 N.Y . 06-3m. LE, ¥; PRUDHOMME'S FRENCH CLASSES meet at her residence, 1318 [ street northwest, Call or send name and address. A practical know! Has several very fine Houses for sale p_ Also, | of thelanuace ands Parisian propunaation acqul many very desirable Building Lots in the northwest | ina shorttme. Terms moderate, 06. uein vale ctottll mpragree ee OE oA REEL HAVING RETURNED FROM aveUr School of Languages, will resume Houses and Lots in all the city forsale at low | AV. the s , fouses for rent. dence No. 1213 G street northwest. a A specialty is made of the care and rental of houses. a = TE FOR Houses furnished and unfurnished wanted to eupply ai 1 © Stes, Roker Se, es nprecedented demand. ‘and others are ome Laie. el d for iS m. Eleventh year. Superior Bend “for ith west, Thursday ‘Tuition, 68 - — 0-Lm A RGHOOL FOR GIRLS—INSTRUCTION Ix ENG- + Gegris BOVLES gis totiwetnect #29-1m* “Opporite McPherson Sauer. M's sary &- SCHREINER, — ‘JOHN He CASSIN, T JOR SALE—WILL OFFER FOR A F half their value, two four-story bri located, in rood condition and near Ftrect care; | desirable; must be sold. vacant ground in northwestern section ; cents per foot. Address for further part Star Office. all parts of the city, C and examine our litts. FITCH, FOX & BR( Peunsylvauia ayenu | F2OR SALE— FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE. to sell an elexant Private Residence, 5 n detached lot,) situated in a choice i vart of the city. Th by one of our best builders for ho expense to make it firs itcom y 0 CELY | BUILT Houses; bath, cellar, and modern throughout: nice neichbothood; within ten minutes walk ‘of the Post Ofice; renting for $60—to ant—or 12 per cent on investment. Price to an ike purchaser, $6,000. Also, seven-rooin Brick, uproving section, at $1, 100,on easy terms. id investment. Also two Lot 20x106, near h Legation, at $1 per fi nd Lot 19.6x95, on an street, hear 1oth, at 5 cents, and many other . improved and unimproved. W. E. BUR- ik P street northwest. 013-3 nse waa Dalit | 36 to 5 per cen SELINGER'S "LOAN AND BANKING 7 7th street northwest, between G and H Jarce and liberal advances made upon Di Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Guns, Pi ixeand Merchandise of every description. fame bought and sold. All 1 transactions strictly confi- 629-Im" Stor tise "on atten security, or to invest pith safety. ‘Address C- KEL Hoom 1, St: Clout dul ne. jy | MOS¥ To LOAN, “ON REAL ESTATE, AT. PER CENT. NO DELAY. R. O. HOLTZMAN, m2i 10th and F streets northwest. MO™¥ To Loan. have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in sums of from $100 and upwards, ut lowest rates of in- terest. ‘Charges moderate. No delay. nov26 B. H. WAR! 016 Fetrect norte. de He Seek Seago, pte Lot on 16th street, near: ue: & in. 2 Lots on Rhode Island avenue, near 15th street. he ioe front on U, between 13th and 14th streeta, at 3 Lots on Corcoran, between 14th and 15th streets. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, — 1418 New York avenue. LE—TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS— Each 40 fect Scont on 19th street, between N- vtreet and Dupont Circle: parking 27 fect wide. GEORGE TRUESDELL, 605 7th street. 018-2w. oom Brick, gas and water. in i. 7 ge — W., 4-room. ne, in good order. TURKIS W. W. DANENHOWER & SON- ____ TURKISH BATHS. ee oa 1212 F street northwest. __| 77 EW TURKISH BATH, 1417 @ STREET (OPPO- OR SALE—-THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ite House); large pool; good ventilation; No. 124 E street northwest; 12 rooms, with or | ladies Monday and Friday; not Sunday; open ut furniture. Call at 5 p.m. all-3m* | from: BOWES Bie + baths, $1, 6 tickets, gk FOR _SALE—LOTS SPECIALTIES. ROD SALE AN DSOME BUILDING LOTS: pees THOROUGHLY AND SPEEDILY CURED. 3 of the only rimaining Building Lote on Dupont Cir- | nent aimee peel oe ee im eee Hg Tats ou Malach uactes aviac west of eeott Statue, | Positively mever fails to cure. Sores of Tefereness may 2 Lots on Massacl ave of ue. it 1 Lot on McPherson Square.” had - Consultation free. Oftice hours— Dr. SHRADER, th north) ADAM DUBOUIS, FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS MiAtirnedo Bocce reader tells past. itand fui riven goog savice fas nt and fu 1a zives, 000 lady ‘and gentleman. No. 82 Sth “street moctiract, Hours from to 12 am.. and 2to8 p.m. J520-1d9 Ep PROOKE, TELIS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. Allbusiness confidential. Ladies Hemien 50 conta each. "No. 408 L street, between ‘Sth streets west. POR SALE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, Ix THE NonTHWwest Pant or THE Crry. Woe have for sale avery large number of first-class Lots in the northwestern p of the city, situated on Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Islnd ayenues, in the immediate vicinity of Scott Statue, Du Pont Circle and streets jucent thereto. Also on K street, opposite McPherson Square, and on. 16th etreet, near Stata J. FISHER & €O.. THOS. 012-1m_1324 F street northwest, near Ebbitt House. FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE OR RENT—A FINE LOT OF UPRIGHT Pianos. Call at F. URSO'S, 1230 I street north- west. 024-66" ROE SALE A ROSEWOOD, TRON-FRAME, 7-00- tave Square Piano, in good’ order, ut $125; sold for want of room; can be seen at No. 717 Lith street north- went, it JOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW, LATEST IM- proved 250 Howe Machine; three ‘ride drawers, ex- tendon ‘table, loose. bobbin ‘wheel, ruftier, tu ttachments, for $23. Address D.'L. office JOR SALE—A VERY FINE COUPE ROCKAWAY Carriage, Horse and Harness. Will sell separate or trade for good lot. Inquire 481 Pennsylvania avenue, H. KRAAK. 022-3t JOR SALE—A NEW No. § WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machine, with side drawers and drop leaf, with all attachments complete, for $30, at OPPEN- HEIMER’S Sewing Machine Rooms, 528 9th street northwest, St. Cloud Building. OK SALE—ONE CHICKERING SQUARE PIA rich Rosewood Case, carved lexs and lyre; full warranted in every respect; will be sold at an extremely low figure. “F. G. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. Fs iege, for onl SALE—A NEARLY NEW 7% OCTAVE PIANO; handsomely finished roeewood case, and carved Hy? eiarantocd “Apply ak’ SIDNE" oT. ss naran' pply. 5s 5 Sols ind Ato a ot iT SEVEN OCTAVE F Roesweod Gane Tah tone finish: rae trun three strings in le; equal to new be anes feht Piauo for Sale or Kent, 1159. 10th Ebony-case Upri street northwest. \LE—THREE FINE 7 AND. TAY i Ra ete gare en A ely be Dy i WILD & BRO: PSFO9 TA street northwest. 08-im OR | A LARGE STOCK OF SP! FoR St Wasont! handsome Box Wazon Glothiere; laree stock of new and riages and Busies, ; K. PROBY'S, 1230 High, 3240 Prospect street, 810-2m ‘Georgetown. R SALE—NOW ON HAND, AN: fnishing up, a Fine Stock got, Fall om ‘embracing in part Brougham Rocka Landaulets, Victorias, Exten- Ke., Se. Second-hand ‘of every ROBERT H. GRAHAM, always on band. a9 Repository and Factory, 410-416 Sth st. northwest. WOOD AND COAL. Co COAL!! iD CONSTANTLI il and Winter Car- pes, Coupe ri ‘Woop! WOOD!! cash purchasers. Just received a new lot of the No. 4 — aERrnTS Vietor Machines. They are #0 simple a child can use | LING WOOD fo OOHN MILL EAC mia oftioe aad met omens ant aad Also the New Improved | kindling wood mill 4) po merce ie Machines for rent. All prea = hee Good | sireet wharf. (3m. PI 8, ols 90\and F streets northwest. INSURANCE. UND, 't 1K ALL ARO! Lees ois SURED CoLuusia FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 194 F STREET. eS ie. Eph mB iuoabiites Vice President. res PROFESSIONAL R. M. 8. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, successor to Dr. A. L. Bosworth. Office hours, 9 mm. to. 7pm. Consultations free, STREET ‘NORTHWEST. o13-1m GERNAND URSO, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, 1230 I street northwest, or Box 712 City Post Office. o3-Im ‘THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY ‘walks depend,” and thousands of the elite, from far and near, visit Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Penn- vania avenue, opposite Willard's H. for relief idance of Corns, Bunions, Discased Nails, crescences, and other Ailments of the Feet. a.m. tol2, and 2 613 SIXTH Vascular Press of business at office precludes attendanee ot resi. dence except ufter 6 p.m. Office Fee, $1 per visit. «27 P* ™ * camay, ENTINT, 1015 14TH STREET ____ Second door south from All Souis' Church. 612 I R. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 4399TH STREET, ‘sont corner 9tb and E northwest. Extracting 9 to 11 a.m., Wednesdays, free, for the poor. First- clasn references. Gas administered: ‘Charges rea able. 8 DE. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 7TH STREET northwest, between .D apd E streets, over Ballan- yness Bookstore. Operative, Surgical aid Mechanical “1 « formed, Extracting Ey R. WEISENBORN. DENTIST, 915 7TH STREET D)bortiwast. Geltnoid Tooth inserted $7 per sets and all operations on the natural teeta at reasonable prices. Extracting, S0cent. Sand )&. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET NORTH- between G street apd New York avenpe.— Beautiful Sets of Te < Teeth flied, $1: Extracting without Pain, 50 cts. All operations warranted. jauld | R. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH ST. three doors from corner K. ‘Denti-try in all its ranches, ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work war- ranted. Janly . 2 | Fi, OC ASDEE AG Bes Vo OE NEW YORE.— | « Vitapathy or Vitat Cure ‘for'all diveaxes of body | and Inind. ung and Throat, Consumption, Loas of | weaknesece wspecaity: “AY Tumors, Malas ot Blo weaknesses a sp y nore, or Diseases of whatever namie or nature thors eradi- cate from the system. Stuttering and Stamu red. Consultation free to all. Ostce and 16 15th street, corner N street northwest. BOOTS AND SHOES. URT'S SHOES FOR GENTLEME ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED. Burt's Hand Made, Cloth Top. narrow toes. BUTTON is THE CURRECT STYLE. Burt’s Hand-sewed Cloth Top, London Toe. CONGRESS, IS VERY NICE. ButtonGaiter GAr Calf Hand-made | | 019-6 1339 F street northwest. Me AN IN SUMS.TO SUIT, LOWEST | AVE rates, on real estute security: moderate prices. | Call now. “W.'W. DANENHOWER & SON, {212 F | | street 3-1m | MONEY], MOREY! | Mone) TO pA n in sums to suit, from 2 | Children, 821 Vermont avent TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, 620-1 ____No. 1212 L street northwest, RT SCHOOL OF THE WASHING GPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘ PROF. AND MRS. LU French, Enyiish and Will Reopen_on MO? 1538 1 STR RTHW EST. For further and full particulars and circuiare L. E. C. COLLIERE, A. apt Professor of the French Langusice, ) LAY schoot, or THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The Lectures and exercises of this school will be re- sumed at the Law Building (Sth street, betweeen D and streets) on WEDNESDAY, October 12th, at 6 o'clock P. Catalogues giving information in recard to courses and terms of instruction may be found at the book- a Morrison, and at the National Sav- ings Application may also be made to JAMES . WELLING, D.. &ec. 23-3 yosicae ACADEMY, OR thc oe Studies resumed September 26th. 620-2m* MESS AMY, LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER of Voeal and Instrumental M. may also be engaged as Contralto Sole Concert. Address 944 K street northwest. NE, AND ATTRACTIVE HALLS FOR THE SPEN- CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, in the ban i edifice known throughout the Unite’ States as LIN COLN HALL BUILDING, corner 9th and D strecta. The new College Halls will be occupied on and after i Octobet 1, 1881. Day and Evening: for and Gentlemen. Sons and daughters educated for . Students received throughout the year. able pamphlet, contaming an eloquent address to dents ou Fiements of Success, b; A GSiiace, by Gen: Francis A Walker? wil mail ‘upon application. HENRY. ¢. SPENCER, Prin. cipal. RS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. si i { AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC’S ENGLISH and French and Day School for Young lien, 1012 17th street northwest. The duties of this School will be resumed SEPTEMBER 26. 28-2m* , HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- th SEPTEMBEK 12, thorough Cobbesriate ‘urther information spiy to Prin. or Miss A. F. GATES, 22 34 a30-2m* — ‘TON *CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, copuer 43y street and Pennsylvania avenue, (over Shiltington’s Bookstore) Thirteenth year." Piano, Or- . Voice, Singing, Violin, &c. welve Frecadvantaces, “0. B. BULLARD, Director. “#10-2u° . F. MUSSAEUS, AIDED BY SEVERAL AS- German, sistante, will continue to teach » Latin, Grek, also Music snd Enicish, branches. “Young meh pared for Coliéies, Competitive Exati Circulars sent upon application, F. MUSSAEI ler commence on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29th. For X. ARCHER, opposite Thomas Circie. 188 RILTON'S English and French School for Young Ladies and mie, will re-open Septetnber ath. Boarding pupils limited. M™ YEBson seamany. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. 1100 M street, Washi D.C. MRS. J. EDD) SOMERS. Princt 1 vor cata alé-4m School year opens September 21, 186: logues apply to the Principal. RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘Pennsylvania avenue and 15th street, op- A pelect, wchoo! for boy’ and ‘Only scholars of ood Fall term of 1881 becins .. Day and evening sessions. Careful instruction in the Common” Englich keeping, Short-hand, Higher Arith- Geometry, Latin and Gteck. BURTO! M., Principal, Washington, D. C.16-3m, VASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.—A Bo and Day School for Young Ladies and Children, re-cpens September 19, 1881. ‘circulars suply to Mrs. Z. D. BUTCHER and Mine M. C. DOUG: 8, Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th street northwest. LASELL INSTITUTE, 905 torn STREET NORTH- 4 west—Mra. L. E. Sire, Principal, (ste Prin. of Rosslyn Sem.) begins SEPTEMBER 1271 select Enwitsh and Ciamical School, with superior facili- comforts fs tlesrant homelts ste yotng sitine Gina comforts of a 1! osx young iris, Circu- laré may be obtained at the: ‘or from the Prin- cipal. 226-2m. a 713 Qisr iu Prim- ‘sam. WHIZTINGHAM SCHOOL street, will open SEPTEMB! EORGETOWN rr iselegant. | ps nt Boarding and Day School for voune ee The ior Vous Ladies i SPR os and 1882 wl commence the, SECOND WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For Ci ply to MISS LUCY STEPHENSON, 5-2m* 100 N street, West Washingt. OR TN CLASS.—Ma’ RIVATELY Latin, Greek, om to ‘Terms in advance. a6 cs SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GPCURITY AND sarerr. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,