Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1881, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. GTON, WASHIN Feipay CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent. bern Side daity circulation mere than treble that of any other daily paper published im Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. Tux STax office is connected with the Telephone Ex- ange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business cam be nent day oe nicht, free of charge. Deuble Sheet ances ‘Tur Stan will be issued in double sheet or eight Sk WRAPS, CLOTH COATS. CIRCULARS, PALETOTS, ULSTERS, DOLMANS, && ANNUAL OPENING OF Pose form of fifty-six columns to-morrow. Ad- | CHOICE WRAPS OF SUBSTANTIAL QUALITIES. vertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early for this enlarged and extraordinary edition. The number of new advertisements printed In Octobe: the history of the paper. Up to to-day it is 2,181. — ‘The elections next month In Virginia and Missis- Sippt attract a larger share of pnolic attention, even, than that In New York. In Mississipp! a man who has been a steadfast democrat, and who, to fact, now holds an office to which he was elected As a democrat, heads the fuston ticket. The con— test against democratic rule m that state is not hompered with repudiation, as is the case in Vir- ginta, and therefore men who earnestly desire a political change In the sonth, can give ft their sup- Port and co-operation unreservedly. The move- Inent In Misstssippt has brought to its support many white citizens of prominence, whose devo- tion to the state and her interests cannot fairly be finpgned. The candidates of the fusion party are mostly democrats, or rather men who have been tive members of the democratic party ever since tie rebefion. They believe the time has arrived for a dissotmtion of the solid south, and they see thedmportance, if not necessity, of a diviston of the | White voters of the state upon questions of state and local government. ‘The necessity, real or tmeginery, which tmduced the white men to vote together to prevent the domination of thi colored race has resulted tn political tyranny. The whites who have ruled under that dispensation tegin to believe they possess a divine right to power. Those of the democratic party who wish to dispute this and assert their independence have joined in the support of the fusion movement, and theugh the chances are in favor of democratic suc- cess this year that will not destroy the Independ- ent party. It wil! rally and grow stronger. In Virginia the taint of repudiation drives many an independent roter from the coalitfonists. ‘The Litter are pledged to a forcfbie readjustment of the State debt ff they can obtain the power. Arbitrary Teadjustment is repudiation, and that outweighs all the good that might be achieved through a de- feat of the “Bourbon” demecracy. ae It Attorney General MacVeagh would hearken to Nne publie volee he would consent to remain in pfliee and conduct the star route prosecutions. Having been intimately associated with Post- master General James in all the steps he has ‘taken In these cases, Mr. MacVeagh is familiar with the plans, purposes and methods of that official, and could doubtless render more efficient service than anew Attorney General. If the star route cases are to be prosecuted at this term of court there Is not time enough left for a new appointee t» acqnire that thorough knowledge of them which the present incumbent possesses. Mr. MacVeagh 1s quoted as having stated that there was evidence enough to conviet, and that the prosecutions could only fail through bad management, or lack of moral support on the part of the administration. ‘The administration gives its entire support and co-operation, and is earnestly desirous that jnstice may be done. There‘ore, it only remains to prop- evly conduct the cases, and no one can do this so Well as the Attorney General. It ts his plain duty Bot to abandon the mission he has entered upon. Should he do so he must expect to fail very much | 4h public esteem. oe The democratic leaders in Virginia generally a@imit that Senator Mahone has managed his can- Yass with consummate ability and therein, they sy, lies his only hope of success. In the first place, Mahone is a thorough politician, looking only to results and trusting nothing to possibilities. He has the confidence of his followers, both read- Justers and republicans, and it isonly necessary for him to direct to be obeyed. He has organized com- puctly and efficiently all over the state. ‘The dem- oerats claim a majority of the qualified voters, but the difieulty fs to get them out on election day. ‘There ts a spirit of over-contidence prevailing 8 song the democrats which will work disastrously {) themn if not evercome. Their speakers and orgaus have so persistently claimed the victory Chat many voters Uhink it Is to be won without any Spectal effort. At present the democratic leaders are exerting all their powers to dispel this over- confidence and convince their party that success can only be atteined by polling every vote it has. ‘The indications now, within less than a fortnight Of the election, are that the democrats will elect thetr state ticket if they can bring out their ‘The legisiature is very doubtful and will be close, the control of it probably resting in the hands of the few repabiicans who wilt be elected. ——— ‘The Balttmore American thinks Mayor Whyte Will not “march to machine muste;” that while he ‘Will not provoXe a Hyht with the ring majority in the councils he wi not allow himself to be dic- titi. He thinks, however, that there will be ho Mght,—that a majority of the members are his friends, and that there will be no suspension of friendly rekttions. There is a feeling in Baltimore, however, thet there will be a collision between Mayor Whyt: and the councils should he under- & Ke, as It ts sald he will do, to mini the promises he gave during the campaign. The old line or Sth ring democrats, who first nominated htm for moor and east one-fourth of the democratic vote, sty they will receive at least one-fourth of the @Melal patronage. Should the ring refuse tocon- cede this claim then it isexpected there will be trouble. —eo——__ Editor Hatton, of the Burlington Hawkeye, en- tors the office of First Assistant Postmaster Gen- eral with that independence and freedom from ob- gation which entitie him to feet that be ts his own Dow He did not beg for the office, never asked any Senator for his vote for confirmation, and lade n0 sort of promise or pledge to any- bedy. When indirectly threatened with oppost- tio, because of an editorial he had written, he franzly evowed the outhorship and declared that Usier the same circumstances he would write tt acvin. Mr. Hatton is a self-made man, having Worsed Limself up tn that superior school of ex- P rence, printing office, from “devil” to pro- prietor. ee ‘The greenback party cat so insignificant a figure the lute Ohio election that it has been over- looked tn the returns. Out of a total vote of €23,000 the greenbackers polled only 7.00 As luo gave birth to the greenbick “idee” and nur- turea it to all the development it ever attained, thts pitiont rtin an important state election Iney be regarded as the death-wail of the party. ‘The greembuck inembers of the next Congress will Prodably consider thelr constiuency too simall to | ent.tie them to separate representation. These Moumbers will probabiy go to the republleam or democratic party, as their inclinations and tastes Fespectively prompt. —————— ‘The appointment of Judge Folger as the head of | the tinaneial department of the government meets With very general approval The prevailing feel- ing is that he ts safe man te entrust with the re- Spensidle duties of the Treasury. In every public Prsition w which Le has been hitherto called he hes won the approval of those he served, and he hes only left one place of trust to take a higher one. TH GENUINE BROWNS GINGER = KNOWN TO DO ITS WORK! reds any previous month tn | Onur Sizes will be 32 inch, 34 inch, 36 inch and 33 inch. AN INSPECTION IS SOLICITED, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Paynsyivants AVENUE. GPVEN WONDERS!!! ‘Ist—The Shoe Pyramid HEILBRUN'S Sow Wixvow. 2xp—The $2 Solid Work Boots, No. 402 7TH STREET. 3p—The $3 Long-Legged Hunters’ Boots, ‘Tue Larcest Sxoz House. 41u—The $4 Hand-sewed Gaiters, No, 402 1TH STREET. Sra—The $1 Ladies’ Button Boots, HEILBROW'S. 6rH—The 50 cts. Solid Leather School Shoes, No. 402 7TH STREET. _Tru—The 30 cts. Infant Leather Button Boots, ‘Besides the Great Variety of PURE GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘WOOL-LINED CLOTH SHOES AND SLIPPERS. FINE CALF BOOTS FOR MEN AND BOYS. WHITE AND BLACK KID OPERA SLIPPERS. L. HEILBRUN, NO. 402 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Sign:—Tux OLp Woman mm Wormow. 028-3t I MPORTANT! In At At at At at SINSHEIMER & BRO., 808 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Will close out their entire stock of BOOTS AND SHOES in order to close business by January Ist, or before if possible. We will sell COUSIN'S FINE CUR KID BUTTON SHOES, that were sold at $3.50, now at $2.69; COUSIN'S FRENCH KID BUTTON, that were sold at $, now at $3.75; LADIES’ FINE KID BUTTON SHOES, that were sold at $3, now at $2.30; LADIES’ FINE KID SHOES, that were sold at $2.50, now at $1.95; MEN'S FINE CLOTH-TOP BUTTON. that were sold at $4.50, now at $3.25; MEN'S FINE CLOTH- TOP BUTTONED, that were soid at $3.50, now at $2.60. Splendid lot of BOYS’ FINE GAITERS, from 1 to4 in size, $1.25. ‘We will positively sell our entire stock at the above Prices. Those wishing bargains will call before the stock is entirely disposed of as the stock is now entirely complete. (0. 808 SEVENTH STREET, Berweex H xp I sonrawest. 028-2m FRE DARK PERCALES. WHITE POLKA DOTS, BLACK AND BROWN GROUNDS, YARD WIDE, FAST SOLORS, A PERFECT BARGAIN. 6yc PER YARD. REGULAR PRICE NEVER BELOW A LEVY. ONLY 25 PIECES. CALLEARLY. COCHRANE & CO., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. 0B Ww ostn LOOKING AT. OUR IMMENSE, WELL SELECTED, ELEGANTLY MADE AND STYLISHLY CUR CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. We cordially invite an inspection of Goods and Pricés. NOAH WALKER & CO., 028-6 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | Besser! BLANKETS! BED COMFORTS! BED COMFORTS !! i ine °o¢ “BED COM FORTS, which we are ws st BOTTOM PRI - WHITE SHIRTS. We sell the best WHITE SHIRT for the price (ONE DOLLAB) that is sold in this city. A. GODDARD, om8-2t* 904 Tru STREET NORTHWEST. Le PUBLICATIONS. merge ud Pemitioe Bags ‘hein, by Helen K; Johnson. WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? Invites the attention of the Ladies of Washington toher Superb stock of FRENCH BONNETS and HATS. These are her own importation, and the handsomest styles ever Offered im this city. She also solicits an inspection of the ‘Bonnets of her own design, which she wili be prepared te exhibit during the coming week. elt 21 axp 623 D Stneer Nostawest WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS W: (TED-TWENTY-FIVE CARTS, AT ON hytiy at LIVELEFIELD'S Wharf, at ‘at foot St 6th a ‘TED _[SOREDIRTITT, a Bi rsct northwest, 11 STUDMINS Nest” | South ply at 11 TWENTY LABOR- Ws eee eee COOKS, CHAMBERM. ‘and Nurses: alao, colored Servants Femies far nished Servants." Licensed ‘went. C. B. PRICE & CO. Agency, 926 F street north- 028-2" ‘ANTED—A, GOOD quizes ApeIy at a baht NO ICE’S $1.50 Suit Cleaning. WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, housework; references re- ‘ANTED—A PRIVATE FAMILY W ¥irnizhed noc td Boor WILL a So hditees SES running the machine. two Aj tices. Call aely” Sates Supe. inet ANTED—A STEAD’ W: for Night Watchman. former occupation, Box 14, Star office. ¥ AND TEMPERATE MAN Address, stating ase ena ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO THE COOK- ‘and ansiet in Tire aha Aoph Sioa of = at 1415 Colum: 10th sts. north- Hees GooD WHITE WOMAN FOR aEx: eral Fight person. street, Farragut Square. W. housework, ex: Wa et aP3t g ‘References required. cept Seek Apis iat a6 arth ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WOMAN ei also, one for Chamberwork. Inquire at 485 Fenn- aylvania avenue northwest. THOROUGHLY COMPETENT WO- or colored, for General Housework in ‘Apply at 903 O street northwest. 027-3t" ANTED — sehr hor moun MAN TO isefurnishing and street Ww to make himeelf GUM’S Oyster Depot, 80: Vv ANTED—A GIRL 0) do general house toP. C. MERRY, 1225 ‘2d ANTED—AN ee ina 12,345, Star office. work in & first-class bouse. Address, wit ‘ANTED—A GOOD WAITER, WHO 1 ‘WILLING § North Ca useful, at L. MAN- pital skreet. "026-34" BR WOMAN; TO COOK AND 1a private fami ahh PPE sete i ROOMS, FURNISHED Unfurnished, st 322 © street ncrthwest. 028-2 — UNFURNISHED Fema Soe eee oe se ia ope sgh tatah Leela at FURNISHED ROOMS IN F? tleman and wife; gentlemen | preferred: at 00 E ecak caiwent. ie = Sa A NICELY FURN- ERS TO ee Ei ‘focation, e. qu m 14 i RENT COMPORTAREE ROOMS AT: arses ag 318 ee ven! twenty dollars. SARAH L Sinai FLAGLER. roma ISHED ROOM: POR PENT NIGELY, LY FURNISHED | & ca Sf fls Toth strect nortawest. modern my improveimen | pm f Hooin, Rost aod vane private foamy era moderate to's gentleman a, Gat Pcforenes OG FEE ‘—TO TWOSINGLE nee ONE with Board. fad per mate. A Moin TTB, sae ae vais fami on FURNISHED ae IN Out. “Haleronoos & |. 804 9th their meal orth R RENT—NEWLY FURNISHED PARLOR, TWO ‘Chambers and without ‘meals children not received. References req On! few ‘doore froma She French ciuiner's and ¥ stroot tne “Seat SHED BECOND-STORY street north- of cars. N.L., Star office. at 445 M o27-2t* iy oR RENT_ WELL FURI ‘$7 per mon! GENTLEMAN—ONE FUR- 1511 10th_street i Root ras m, in private family. the RENT_A, THIRD-STORY Oo MP ONT, FUR- nished Room, to gentlemen, at 1110 M street north- west. 027-3" R _RENT—TO GENTLEMEN, FURNISHED thind floor, south front Rooms, at No. 909 Massachu- setts avenne northwest. References required. 027-3t* (OR RENT_FURNISHED DOUBLE PARLORS and one,or two Rooths on third floor: also, a Room Well guited for an office, 806 11th street northwest, near H street. =a RENT—TO A ED GROCERY. CLERK th real name, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN ‘to cook and aseist with housework in in_ private family. Also, colored Washerwoman to take washini hone: references required. Apply at 1114 M straet northwest. WwW ood Estate Exchange, eee 'TED—A WHITE WOMAN TODO eee washing and ironing for a family of five: to a good and _ reliable iit who can. come well recommended Apply at PRESCOTT'S Real street northwest. 026-3 W: man and Foreman TON'S Loan Office, 314 9th Pennsylvania avenue. ANTED—EWO LABORERS, ALSO ONE DAIRY- on a farm. street none sek, ten west, near Fonte RENT —WICELY FURNISHED a story front rom at 1259 dth street northwest, euit- able for one or two gentlemen, or gentleman and wife; cara pass the door. ten dollars. o21-2t" R_RENT—FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- Foom, one suite of Unfurnished Rooms; all on, the iret floor; also, Furnished Rooms, on sooond and, third floors. $20 corner of 11th and G streeta west. R_RENT—A NICELY YORNISHED PARLOR and Bedroom, on the second floor, suitable for Homan and wife or two single gentlemen, at 1013 | fa ae = ‘AT 1811 K STREET ROTI in a family of three adult, to a entleman, « Neatly re: al oi 5 Ro children. — ont WANTED— SITUATIONS. 1226 Madison stren or address Box 50. ‘ANTED—BY A CO! Tmanent for which $100 will be game. Address BENNE:’ ANTED—BY A and street Mt white woman a Situation to do. cool zbest of references. Apply rweat, between K and L. ‘ANTEDTA PLACE BY A WOMAN AS NURSE chambermaid; first-class reference. between M and N and 6th jtar office. at tae I MPETENT PERSON A PER- ition in any of tho government offices. id to anyone securing the » Btar offhee. 028-24" (PETENT AND ND SETTLED Soly at 108 aie an WANzED BY oven and waiting ina first-class Nee given. Apply st 2918 Gay street. Georsot™ family: references ANTED BY A 10FOI perien and wheelwright, be Address Box ht; best refer 2, Star office. _ it YOUNG MAN >iSWHITE) ced, a Situation as rerices as to competency, Ro. WANT ED—ROOMS. ANTED—TWO FUR) Rooms, ted, with Board. went, WwW ing, in priv ANTED—ROO; well furnished front h street: Stating term T, heals, Star offic “‘south front c. Address BY A MIDDL and small room, private family; location north of K street and NISHED COMMUNICATING preferred," centrally locs- B.P., 916 Fetreot hort served by cate answer, references exchanged. Addrees PER- and Boundary. State’ pri tid dares J.R. TED—FOR, northwest provements; perfect ti wit WANTED—M ANTED—A FEW dress J. A. L., Star office. Witsoe, unencumbered real estate podatsl,soo. Address Wi WILLIAMS & SON, Aud anid Rise V Sa pay foe goods aad sary y for ’ sary to pay son ‘The mont rearching inv NOLD & G0., 1298 Brosd Wikre kate al nt ou of children, woud like to snail children to board an curing office hours; best mother extended to them BROOKE, V iy without children pent if suited. i NTE! ERYBO! the Dixtrict to bu; cents per pound. Fine homemade Csndies 'TON'S great avenue. ANTED—HORSES stalls for each horse: street northw iT V Cleaning Works, 490 niture to steam. W:! 'ANTED—CARPETS WHIP Carpets. Onr lower than in JANTED—TO Al BEALL, Room 4, 1 missioner of Deeds for office from9 a. m. to 5p. Storase Rooms, WANIED A. H.€HACE & BROS", W WANTED YO ‘Tailor-made Second. and a'creat deal cheaper than be bought, at No, 619 D strat norte ee E HOUSES. OON Paves "Beh and 20d strecens cation wanted that wil not state price, terms , Star office. lowest cash price, Mi THOUS. ANTED—TO BORROW, AT SIX ANTED— CONFEDERATE COUPON for the same; $150 per month aud take care of others, in'place of rent. References required. Address U. 25 cents cent Candy Store, xvenue and 10th street southeast. JANTED—AT RICE'S OLD STEAM CARP ny other evtablishinent in Washiny A. H. CHACE & BKO., 616 iceand terms. No commui- z ND preferred; modern, im- must bea barcain. Address, F. STERLING, care Box 05 ISCELLANEOUS ND FRET OF GOOD second-hand Lumber, Joist and Scantling. Ad- 3t PER CENT 300 for two years, secured by improved in Fairfax count; Va., val- P. O. Box 416, Yaehiniston, at G13 15th street. table for fonsiy noc Aw StSTABLE of 1340 Corcoran stzoet northwest. 021-3 lelivery after orders have been protit guaranteed. ation solicited. A. 8. AR- dway, New York. —_027-6t OF LONG EXPERIEN ut cares, and particularly fond take in her own home afew d teach ax her own; rates ata mere nominal figure: also, a chance to leave chi:dren Ot care and devoted love of a Kindergarten very which elsiidren could attend, if request an at tendant furniched while on the street. isa aa is City Post Office. ooo LIGENT COLORED FAM- n, to occupy a set of roome, Place perma. S.A. im D¥ IN WASHINGTON Al AND French Mixed, Gan rarcels and ail other dalicious pound at HAMIL- 231 Pennsylvania 020-26 SEPARATE TO KEEP, keep! horsea specialty city reference: eau be ee, saphices 8 Seth S1L6th Stixo, Md. 12-im?* Uh er FOR OLD on a Pewter, "gu pia &c. Orders by mail oa ie ill eend ‘jl corner Georgia | el7-3m‘ _ ‘T Maine ave. southwest, Feath- ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur- * 3y8 TOCLEAN. WE DO NOT work is done better and prices a (OUNCE THAT sneer E. New York avenue, is aCom- ry State and Territory, U. 8, Comminioner, Examiner and Notary. Alwaye in ANTED—FURNITURE TO STORE IN ae |ACE'S, 616 La. ave. maril ‘ED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, MAT- to Remake, Frrniture to e Pack and’Ship, at 616 Louisiana avenue. marl ‘ANTED—OLD GOLD A’ ANTE D GOLD J ND SILVERIN LARGE OR Penney! — bet. est aah Price ‘paid. 341 and 435 streets, jan19 U TO KNOW THAT. H SELL AFIRST- d-hand Suit, much better ‘© common new suit can OLD STAND, Fthwest, or at Branch Store, No. RENT ELEGANT (FURNISHED PARLORS, 7 ‘Boom communicating and bath attached: rivets taually. ad oe ase Bond H streets ‘ato family, 710 Tith, ‘betwoon Rorthwest ont-6t BRENT A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR: nished Pari meaty powiy furnished bed ‘use of bath: near three 701 I strect northwest. 026-Iw" SITTING ROOM AND TWO iT ea with or Re RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR some rekati nsible party without children. fn board 1229 N street desired. Apply (after 4 p. pom) at ) Ry a handsomely furnished, located near the EDbi and Willard’s hotels, and convenient to sil street e6; references exchanged. 610 14th street north- west. 026- 3t° POE, BENT —TWO_ COMMUNICATING ROOMS, tlemen referred. by November Ist, thira house ‘has modern in vi soginegy cavern Apply Liss B sere northwest. ghambore with heat Iines of cars. Apply (OR RENT—PARLO} bedrooms; communica ‘without Board, in private fs west. B RENT_NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS ON fecond floor, ins private family, to, parties only without children, with or without Boas at street northwest, “caseiw" RENT_THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS ‘Riley Building,” corner 9th and FE streets, con- fining Toomis. “For terms apply of the premt R RENT—FINE SUITE OF APARTMENTS, mprising the second floor of a desirable building in the immediate vicinity of Willard’s H pi ly furnished, suitable for 2 mess or club. served in the rooms if desired, | Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & 1924 F street northwest 022-1w Fr RK RENT—1423 IOWA CIRCLE, A SUITE OF Furnished Rooms, without Board, second floor, ba window: gentlemen preferred; persons ha or children need not apply. WOR RENT—1329 G STREET, LARGE, SUNNY, _ handsomely furnished Rooms with excellent boat ible for Senators or Consressmen, algo, transien’ convenient toa] lines of street cars and hotels. 017-2w* JOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED * Rooms, with or without board; centrally located; south and éart front; all modern improvements. Also Furnianed Pariors. At 730 5th street northwest, ol4-1m R RENT—A PARLOR-BEDROOM FURNISHED. "Also, unfurnished Rooms to adults. 719 8th street northwest, o13-Im_ FSR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING kOOMS, 1109 Pennsylvania avenue, near Office; Pension second floor, suitable for dentist or artist. Inquire at premises. GEO. F. SCHAFER. o10-im PoRRENTS WELL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, fronting two stresis, in most dosinable part of witt first-class Boake Mire: Deb. STOCRHAM, Katrect, ol-Im FOR RENT—STORES. OR I RENT—STORE AND DWELLI: sylvania avenue northwest, two larce plate glass windows; ten rooma: fuitable for any buainens; ood stand. Apply at 215 Feunsylvania avenue, W._ C. OMMEARA. 028-3t* OR RENT—STORE, WITH FIXTURES, AND one oF more Room if desired; stable on premises: water and was; dreas Box 150, iG 213 PENN- ¢ No. 1925 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest. ‘A good stand for business. A. WILSON, Room 1, over Bank of Ws - 087-3 TOR RENT—STORE, No. 218 TENTH STREET west, south of Pennsylvania avenue, and near whole-sale market; good stand for grocers. f commission business. Inquire 926 Louisiana feed oF ave.o14-1m. FOR, _RENT-MISCELLANEOUS R RENT—FENTON HALL, 1108 E STREET northwest. Inquire at the new Real Estate office of Me SAUNDERS. & BRO., 1103 F streot northwest. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _ OR RENT—LAND SUITABLE FOR DAIRY AND Garten. a rentwood, Apply to FE vt an gUe fonmale at erent tarvtla, an orale ata , oe ony terms; beautifully located, within sight of this small Farms. ROBERT A. PHIL- rT. By ‘Alsc, several ras 1428 New York avenue. 929-3m ‘OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR _UNINCUM- bere as of 196 acres nine tuiles, ou! barn, 2) Inqui wad ‘pesclt orchard; visoyard ood water, Peunnyivania aveniie. @13-8w" PERSON AL. pur “DETECTIVE AGENCY, 909 9TH northwest. Reliable information furnished in all cases: consnitation free; wilt call at residence when requested; all strictly confidential. C.E. Flinder. o15-1m office. RENT SMALL TWO-s ORY BRICK oe Pvt hell and peat care: rent only $8 pet mogin, EA. ‘McINTIRE, 918 F street ‘west; bas seven rooms, modern coav good order. Possession lst Novembel te wa SEMAN 16 rn street. “caw st | POR BENT HOUSE 917 EAST CAPITOL STREET, lis reas ten rooms and bath: Fa ta ts: yo ngs in advance. next o28-3t* ished; west and south front: clam tenant. THOS. E. WAGGAMAS, 819 7th A a 1235 6TH STREET | NORTE: op SALE TWO EXTRA FINE DRIVING ‘and also one first-class heavy draft Horse. Inauiveat HOMPSON'S Stabien cornet of 9th, and mats FG Cows: OXE } NE_ NEARLY BURE other part ood milkes a teeny coe ak cold cheap. foguive st SHEE! EPARD'S, Sona oa pes ees ot OS, good as new: must iy be sold at a sacrifice ‘on account of owner leaving the city. Can be een at 499 M street northwest. 027-3t" SALE FINE ROAD MAKI . YOUNG wo seats, and Harness : for sale very low. TEMA Bue. avenue. om SPLENDID, Ric Set | octave pew sod fully for only $50 canke incks Janine 43 nd c to 'SIDN MOS Piano iY Fu Stoo a Fane RALE—A FINE BREWS! letter suitable for Gan bo ecen at DOWNEY'S ST: Phi Shr uusoe A lanoe. . Rs j ELEGANT RESIDENCE NORTH: aio. 6 Stelaway Grand Piano. FISHER & CO., 1334 F street. aaa J. | Tich Rosewood Case, carved ‘and lyre; fully and | warranted in every ; Will be | ‘at on extremely, ¥.¢ Tio3 "Pennsylvania avenue. OCTAVE R RENT_SUPERBLY _FURNISI wits | FOR, SALE mA pat ag WR every requisite to, an. rit cam a band- | strung bass: Satu wet i Cin ces eee $125. fect condition, Tn feewely of bare | oomy-cone UPst eh Pounding, i Gtieror sppeioto cision, bent of far- POS a eet ee niture, these p in OR SALE—THREE FINE 7 AND Ty OCTAVE, ty. 1728 G | AY nearly now rosewood Pianos, left with uh by parties 3" Fiieenet norinwese att | Wk OR RENT 1 HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS, STABL jouse, 18e; aga the door, snd three’ acres of, Tai “oquice of Bt D. CARPENTER, Brightwood P. 1 Cash: L To WiLD € BROS? Too Tus sect norte. Fe SALE_A LARGE STOC o SPRING AND ‘rade Wagons: handsome Box Wagon, suitable for lothiers: lange stock of new and second-hand Car- Fe RENT—1 um cm: sortie pe, mont, $1,800 per sean oe a Hage and Buen, ab ‘twelve rooms: improvements; in firat= i 2 ee ee ee lacs Orders $00 per month, CHARLES W. SHANDY. | = —— = FOR SAE SOW ON AND, AND axp cometary KR RENT—HOUSE lll Hae aa SONTHEAET; Th eanbractng tn part ‘Cony ‘Coupe- modern throughout: se seven. cellar and | jata Coupe Rockaway ‘Landaa lcaorions, : batnroom; rent, $20. Bi. M. ROHRER, 909 7th | wen Tow &c., Bc.” Seoomd-hand Uarriages of very FURNISHED HOUSE, | No. ge ined ; always on hand. somak H. GRAHAM. te possession. niture optional; but its for sale in ove lot optional; but it is for sale in ove lot lok cheep. R RENT—A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO VISIT fi abe Sonia at 5 eS Georgetown, paying EO eran ix furnished, at Do ae a during 2 next session. Apply to Kcrntin Tine, 91 a8 Reason for a going into other ‘business. Address street. Box 90, Star office. 028-6t 7B RENT (OR TRADE—A NICE THEEE-STORY BRICK NEW ELEGANT RESIDEN House, modern imyrovementy in Qooupied by Hussian Minister, olga for | jeer attest care gr Weak ND... mubject to $2, Europe, incumbrance, worth ‘for ‘wnincumbered Alex- 1013 CONNECTICUT A’ ‘or o “A.B. Co, ‘A most fashionable locality, be Farragut oquare, | Star nition Oisectw ifteen FUL ROOMS, i. E. OFFLEY, Zone, beth-roon, iorming | charming CORNER Canz H. D. COOKE. Ja., & CO., Barxens. nt Se Ae Local Securities dealt in. Information cheerfully VOR RENT_NOVEMBER 1, FRET 1014 12th street orthwest: order.” Inquire at Real Estate office “of L. BM. 1103 F street northwest. FS RENT—THE STORE AND DWELLING, 1001 5 New Jersey avenue northwest. Fixtures in for sale; be roome. “Appl Nig ROR BENT aie: ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION. ‘A fine doul PLETELY FURNISHED, incloding ware; also, Bed Linen and sure perfect comfort. aie Fenidon storios toni wees and CHE! ovens above is the most charmi: plearantly loceted CORNER PI and beautiful grounds neatly laid out and impror large and well ‘water, gas and coachman's room. loan in every parts Pophis is a RARE OPPORTUNITY to get home at a fair pricefor SIX or EIGH’ YEAK or more. i eesti ta inate om peters aay ae teal Retate Broker, 018-1m. Pennsylvania RK RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS ST. mutable for store and dwelling, restaurant or hotef, No. 423 10th en ee ice, above Pennsy! lvania, avenue. Store can be detached contains 12 rooms, saenasie, two ‘occu- & delightful TWO CONNECTED northwest; mansion, THOROUGHLY and COM- ‘China and Glass- rranyed BRICK STABLE ta located at convenient distance from the residence and contains The entire property is in perfect condition; neat and jcular; for months or for a from ya. doling, which larme __ EDUCATIONAL. recs asa PROF. AND MRS. LOCTE: ROF. AND MRS. LUCIEN F.C. COLIZERE'S QPENCERI AN “BUBINESS | Hinth end D trons: Ss attrective hal Us ease DE GRORAETOWN. 1425 New Yous AveNca, Naku Ira Srarer. CW. Horrmax, Li D-- Dean and Prosidast of Moot Court Hoa, RT. Mnnrex, LE. D., onal Law. a A. Rickanpeon, LL, D., (U. 8. Court af M. F: Mousin Tle D., Pleading, Praction, Bvt dencg snd Fetus arta, rucence. ‘ Pantie Peesonal Property, Con- ad W: atte’ of the ‘Misot Court. ‘Term am ednesday in October to June. All the clases arenow open for the reception of Reculat couree, of tuo yearn. $00 por aanumn: past duate course, lectures, son For particalare apply 10 the Secretary at One pamnais __022-tm annum, Law (CPSBORRE SEMINARY FR _FRENCH AND ENGLISH Boarding and Day School for Youne Ladios and Little Girix— will reopen at 43 M street northwest, Sep- fember 3, 1841 Firs Feo Kinderyarten to Harvard Collere exaininations. Thorougl mstruction by, North em teachers. OLGA DANTEL WILL. RESUME, AER CLASSES IN GERMAN AND FRENCH, ‘At Her New Residence, 1249 9th street northwest. o19-2w* = canes: § gorge, FOR YOUNG LADIES CHILDREN I: REMOVED trom Basa os B™nrpEE cane ACADEMY. so. M. 8. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, FE RENT _THE STONE MANSION ON COLUM Dis Heights, south front in X & BROWN, first-class order. mst nsylvania aventie. o1-4 FOE, RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE THAT ELE it mag od 513 6th street northwest; in the h of the city near all the street car lines: is well furnished throughout, including bed and teble linen, lane and chin ware, aleo a fue piano: ‘containa all the jmodern improvements, and has a ‘ised room with table, &c., complete.” Possexsion immediately. For terms, inquire of FRANCIS B. MUHUN, Bookseller and Slationer, 1015 Pennaylvania avenue, ‘corner 11th ‘of street. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Now Houwoo, fa Woat bad-anb sareek, ‘New Houses, in West End. on and 2ad streets.” Inquire at 2138 L strect after 4 p.m. Intaly rovaodeled and north ny. ecmapisted oontainiog 21 ro 0 earl Ieindey. “First Hopes Parlor ag ae eng aad andry. joor—Patlor, Bard-wood finish. double floors, ioe with Tnirrore and open Aresplaces”"Seaond chambers and lapre bath-room.. ‘Third, floor “Four chambers; on each floor, well ventilated: work finish. Lot 23x136, to » 16-foot al Any one d ‘first-class House will do well to caijand A. A. WILSON, -6t Room 1, over Bank of Washington. BARGAIN—ONE OF THOSE between 21st Fe; SALE—A HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY cellar, water, bath, Inqu inthe dee rote ‘succesnor to Dr. A. "L. Bosworth. Office hours, 9 avenues” & ol4-Im am. tol2, and2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Consultations free. 618 5 IXTH STREET RTHWEST. ‘osm 'ERNAND URSO, 1230 T ae ‘Bor Ta City Poot pd llalged gis Pest Office. Ong re D® ™ * carman, aol@lS TH STREET, | STAER PARSON! s eipur ee STREE: DEE Corner Sub and © nordawest = eee tree, for tb poor. First, A DS PARSONS, DENTIST, 628, 1TH. cot beeen Dee ‘streets, over Dentistry axially perfornieds ight Unarge macctaraier’ Ges sdmtalabershe mT Divectiree, Clu Seu niared 67 per ek, and all operations on the natural: ork aromas. — ewermanted. ants janis , M, TALBOTT, DEN DENTIST, Ro, 437 1TH ST. ‘Tooth inserted $f 7 on ineek = — JanIv with br aeda Seas has Soke Smpecrements vay apne to ih and oer eae a C0 Fetrect northwest, near EDUItt House. oe i Fe SALE—A_ HANDSOME HOUSE ON ON aa between 17th and 18th streets, with all mod. | JO. CANDEE, M.D. V.D.. OF NEW YORE — ‘the premises, 1796 N street, between 10 a.m. and | andimind. atug and C "Lows of pm. o6-3t" | Vitality. 5 oe and ail QR SALEist] I STREET NORTHWEST, A a ——— handsome, three-story pressed-brick [euidance, °° stu cured. 1216 15th street, corner N street SPECIALTIES. ‘small houses, in all parts of the aud cramming cur lists. FITCH, FOX k BROWN, ist Pennsylvania ayenue. (new) seven room Brick Houses: sh Lape, a a Paryaing. improved and, unimy D, 1115 P strect northwest. y ‘ADAM ROSS, THE LONG- ESTABLISHED, RE- Mabis Cisicvovaat an As cives better er tisfaction in all affairs of life than any one in the fecxion:; te!!s the past, present and future destiny; advice ‘and assistance on all mat appertaining to brusiness, love and matrimony. ALL IX TROUBLE CALL, Sutisfaction given or no pay. “Consultation Rooms, 402 2d xtreet, above D street north west. SAFE DEPOSIT co. Gecuniry AND SAFETY. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15TH STREET AND New Yorx AVENUE. ap6 f 05 9th wt. northwest We Proof Vi ‘ nant je buy but ratings ae Satpal aren & ge _BOARDING. WB os ye eee Sart Ate AE oa FIVE G GENTLEME sls, ‘Thos. F with home contforts, at 1309 ithode Inland aveeas” ewes ANCE. 028-3t" ERY LOW-THE BEST OF TABLE BOARD, with pleasant Furnixhed Roo: rates. Location very desirable—1 Tie LR eee to Massachusetts avenue, and facing the park. sae HOU Tessar TREMONT SEO CEFERS MORE are ental seat: the ro Well furnished and the table eeu $2.50 and $2 p per day: Se ae 7 +0. References given and. MISSES TYLER WILL GIVE FIRST-CLASS Board at 912 15th street, opposite MoPhe required. lePherson Park. olin HE LOCHTEL, HOURE. 612 9ru STREET, NORTH. sag Roane te of the coviest and best renin the city. “Transient ducted Boand- oso location central; bo poe HOUSE, 71: ce Table Board, $16; AND ISTREETS.—FIRST- $16: Room Po to J. M. Delonas liquors. M. ONG ‘LOST AND FOUND. iF rer seray ‘and Privting PY the 14th street. ae OST—DIAMOND EAl 4 going from Willard’ mG, wey at BIS i to Brean of Ene eat Less a ‘a 0 ITH WATER! a ee pack (Corvus FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 13% F 8° WARNER. OerEea FRE nwo BEAINARD H. fexny © RY A, * SEENRY Av WILLARD, Proeidont nae {tom B. MoGULRE View President. “by Fire st ressona eon JOHN A. B. WM. M. Tr oa OR SALEAT GREAT BARGAIN! pda ce 8 room Bi 813 Norn Capitol SALE_THREE-STORY BRICK fo. 124 E street ‘without furniture. Call at 5 p.m. ‘all-3m" ALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE-LARGE AND IR BALE—BARGAINS—TWO NICELY ee ‘bath, cellar, and “eb se, aoa gle o13-3m RESIDENCE northwest; 12 rooms, with or AM DUBOULS, FRENCH ¥ MEDI! WORKS: Mz. UBOUIS, _S Magnetic tells past present and faire, ana spoon siivies far lady ‘and genteman. | N maaan ate he Hourefrom9to12 a.m..and2t08 p.m. jpi5-Law Mi BROOKE TELLS ALL. THE EYE EVENTS OF LIFE. AD business throughout; nice n borhood ; wats, = confidential. Ladiesand Post fe Su centeeach. No. 406 L street, between 4th minutes wale = cent on (ens Pies 5th streets northwest. = febl0-38w* Fe eS ere Splen Moveranen “ero Lote, “203166, near TURKISH BATHS. itish foot: and 19.6: = — EW TURKISH eel 1417 G STREET (OPPO- ahs ares pool: g008 ves site Bij jon; ladies Me from 7 to 10. DE. H. L. BOV! weit, ni Fy 6 oko, ra GAS STOVES! UBLE AVOIDED. ayy with the * Bele DIAL” WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO., ‘411 and 413 10th street northwest. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. FOR SALE—LOTS. ° yey Mar. LOUVAN pz BRUXELLES Informs the ladies they can hare R SALE—TWO CHOICE BUILDING TOTS— =e 40 feet front on. Real street, Detwcen 2 cet ‘Cirel ‘feet wide. THUESDELL, Gos itt street 018-2W mR SALE— (OICE BUILDING LOTS, In rau Nontuwanr Past oF THY Orr. ie padres yp to he gonutenars peo ie cy ite iimed apeouin tn toe tment tay of, Sot kod Statue, Pout Cirle ang streets adjaccut thereto. hoe a wd on 6th street, near Statue. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. o12-1m 13% F stecet northwest, near Ebbitt House. MONEY TO LOAN. FLL S be See ee o26-1m A GPa ort went. CO-PARTNERSHIPS. Laare ee ee ie oS creer Saag Ice See BS fain te F SRC EE Mota ‘ONEY 70 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, LOWEST now. W. NEY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN AT 2 PER gent Per month, on parsonal Property, SEORTEES evens Cu RUPPERT, = ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘the chespest for beauty, comfort and durability in the ARCHERY 7 CROQUET Raised slhtve anortoent of Trerling and Lindh date 6, RE Hosts BC Cloud Bl sero Bb ILL eT BULA ‘Charges moderate. No delay. 01g Frazee norte tear Henney NEY,—A small Me ‘sum of MONEY TO LOAN for a GLOVES, Paces AND CURTAINS one up and ms ‘equal as itis done in: he city of Sout. Cie late Brass? Nomrmwesr, 019-20" i ‘RICYCLES: Washington, D.C. FOR BOYS ANP GIRLS FROM 4 TO 10 YEARS. ‘Thoee interested are invited to call and ‘them, at ‘BORIBNER'S BICYCLE TaLtuaper 026-1 ‘No, 928 F strect northwest. ‘YORETOWN AND HAMILTON, HEADQUARTERS, 1231, PENNSYLVANIA Seon. remember that ‘for $1, at Heese FOPPPPFPD ABEK TEA, a POSITIVE CURB MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER. 25 CENTS A PACKAGE. B. ROBINSON & CO., MATHEMATIOS, NATURAL SOI La oa Engtiahs aria clam oe od JANUS, A.M., of-tm Cotumbian Ws 3 a 50 sre CEN ‘PER MONTH Fig i ag JOHNSON announoss the ats St. George’ saree beter tad F stress northwest, Thursday south west, st'7:30 Seok. Tuition, 8B cants per month. 5 20-Lia y ISS MARY K. SCHREINER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, 229-1m No. 1212 L street northwest, LA Schoo es COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The Lectures an@ exercises of tls school will umed at the Law Bui (Sth atreet, Erstreots) on WEDNESDAY, October 12th, st © o'clock SIC: Principal, J. P. Btudies resumed i Feats ‘School will Creer Pa fen. fth year: wo Prin masa a30-2an* ie es ‘or Miss A Fe Ww ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, comer 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue, (ovr Shillington's Bookstore, — ~ aang Frecudvantacen: Borie AnD, vie 610-2m* a F. MUSSAEU AIDED. BY SEVERAL as- ‘to teach German, iS HILTON. 3 Children, #21 Vermont 1éth, "Boarding puptis [_ASELL IMSTTTOTE, 000 16rm STREET NORTB- fiah “tnd Ciasiod Schook with suyrior facies Freneh and German. The Principal will «ive the care and comforts cf a pleasant home to six younx «ira. Girculare may be ‘at the Bookxtores or from the Principal. RLINGTON ACADEMY. CORCORAN BUILDING, 5. ‘Trenmnry. A. select school for boy and Foun men.” Numer limited. Cniy achalare Seutcriber Sth. "Day and evening smions. Carfal inetruetion in the Common lepbra, Geometry, Latin andGreck. BURTON BACAPER: Ac Mt Princival: Washington, D- for ¥ 19, Teak Bor neal A spy to ‘Mrs. 1d Mise M. C. DOU WHITTINGHAM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 713 21 Wiitnce wil open SEPTEMBER 6. Bat ia eae sores rig See Alfred ‘School for Gite ona toe we ecm the SECOND WEDRESDAYIN SLeTE-MBPAL “For, Cironlars corner Pennsylvania avenue snd [th posite U cter received. Pall term of 1881 bovine thorvwch Branches. -Dook-koeping, Short-hawd, Hixher A ‘ASHINGTON, SOuERGIATE e IN TE.—A WRENS a Day Aehond oy adios aad eR 1623 and 1037 Lath street nortiwest.6 Bs on ‘Mine 8. E. N, SpKsETOWS —o ConuEarN a pS Lovey stihl oan, 3100 S eect. W West W WHE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, eee, Rene, Orion, Volo ial BT GALLERY, 7. ne X.W., BETWEEN E AND F. . F. SPELSHOUSE,