Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1882, Page 4

— EE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON -Editor. _ bona fice daliv circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in ‘Washington, and eaual to that of all the ether dally papers here added together. _— The Double-Sheet on Saturday. Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in Their orders at the earliest practicable moment for Wie issue of Tus Stan on Saturday. The unpre- Sedented encroachment’ of advertising on its @olumns necessitates this request. The number Df new advertisements for April already reaches 1655. ——_ +++ —___— Almost six hundred employes are said to have been discharged from the Washington navy yard within a few weeks. There are, perhaps, not a hundred of all descriptions left in the yard. This has « most depressing effect upon every kind of Dusiness east of the Capitol, and, what fs still ‘Worse, there seems to be nothing certain as to the time of resumption. A good many of the dis- @harged men have sought and found employment im Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and when work Is Fesumedd there may be inconvenience and difficulty In the effort to replace them at the yard. These Dreaks in the regular work of so larze and excel- Jent an establishments the Washington navy yard are to be greatly deplored, and that both on pub- We and private account. Cannot the appropriate Committees of Congress devise some effective Means by which these entirely too frequent and protracted stoppages might be prevented? Loss of employment is bad enough in ordinary times; but now, when provisions and necessaries of most Kinds are at enhanced prices, the pinch ts ex-| tremely severe. The case 1s entitled to the thoughtful consideration of the legislative and executive authorities, both on account of the pub- Ue Interests sacrificed by the discharge of these excellent, trained workmen, and of the hardships to the men themselves. —___ +> —___ ‘The first of the Pacific states to hold an election this year will be Oregon. There will be a general @lection in that state on the first Monday in June | for governor, secretary of state, treasurer, public | printer, superinten‘tent of public instruction, both branches of the legislature, and member of Con- gress. Should the agitation of the Chinese ques- tion continue, this election will be watched with ‘Unusual interest as indicating any change of sen- fément that may have occurred on the Pacific slope. Oregon is exceedingly close, politically, and Farely ever gives more than a few hundred major- ity for either party. Should the President ap- Prove the modified Chinese bill, which will no doubt pass Congress within a few days, that woul! practically settle the Chinese question for ftenyears, and remove it from politics If, how- ver, he snould not approve that bill, the demo- crats would make the Chinese question the leading issue in the Pacific states next fall. California and ‘Nevada will hold their state elections on the same @ay as the Congressional election in November. <2 —___ ‘The commitece on expenses attending the illness Of the late President Garfleld have, after careful Consideration of the services rendered, reported a Dill fixing the compensation of the surgeons and Burscs and allowing to the employes of the Exéc=] tive Mansion certain extra pay for their gérvices. ‘The allowance made seems pretty liberal In some instances, but it must be rememDered that the Surgeons and nurses gave up everything else, and evoted their entire time and attention to the case, Nothing less than this would have satisfled the Public. It does not lessen the value of the service, either, that those who attended the bedside of the Suffering President and m‘nistered to his wants,did 80 without giving thoucht to the matter of pecu- Biary responsibility. No bills have ever been made Out; no compensation Is claimed. The cominittee have apparently, taken ail the circumstances and Conditions into consideration, and it would be most unseemly for Congress to raise a dispute ‘ver tais matter. ——__~«e+—____- ‘The terms of twenty-six U. S. sematofS. will ex- Pire on the 34 of next March—14 democrats, 11 re- publicans, and one independent—as follows: Messrs. Morgan, Garland, Sauisbury, Hill, (Ga), Beek, Lamar, McPherson, Ransom, Grover, Butler, Harris, Coke, Johnston and Davis, of West Vir- ginia, democrats; Messrs. Chileott, McDill, Plumb, Kellogs, Frye, Hoar, Ferry, Windom, Saun- ders, Kollins and Anthony, republicans, and Davis, Of Iiifao!s, independent. Of these, Messrs. Beck and Lamar have already been chosen as their own*} Skecessors; Mr. Gtbson, democrat, has been elected togucece’ Kellogg, republican; Riddleberger, re- adjuster, has been elected to succeed Johnston, @emorrat, and Wilson, republicaa, has been @lected to succeed MeDill, republican, ——_<«>—___ ‘The action of the House yesterday, in declaring that neither Cannon nor Campbell were entitled NAVY DEPARTMENT ELEVATOR. ‘The Naval Board appointed to inquire into and report the nature of the accident which ocourred to the eleva- tor in the Navy Department building state that “it does not seem to fe well established that the elevator de- sconded without restraint, although the descent was rapid. ‘The occupants were unhurt and the car not at all injured." **The Board are of the opinion that the elevator ma- chinery as fitted to this building is equal to any steam machinery built, both in design and workmanship.” TO THE PUBLIC, So many extravagant statements have gone forth re- garding the “‘accident” to the Navy Departmest eleva- tor, that wedeem it our duty to give the above extract from the report of the examining board. The simple facts are thatthe machinery, which passed outof our hands three years ago, was found by the Board in bal condition; that the driving belt of the engine was né able to hold xt load; that it slipped on the pulley aii the car descended to the bottom—not at a dangeroly speed, being held in check by the safety fixtures, whicl proved entirely reliable, and performed just the duty, for which they were designed, saving from harm thd| seven passengers and car. Hoisting Machinery, having constructed the greater part of the first-class passenger elevators throughout the United States and many in foreign countries, we! desire to say THAT NO PERSON HAS EVER BEEN INJURED UPON ONE OF OUR PassENGER ELEVATORS! When we further state that it 1s estimated that upwards of FIFTY MILLIONS oF PzorLe aRE ANNUALLY CAR- RIED oN ouR ELEVATORS IN New Yorx Cirx ALONE, the magnitude of our business may be imagined. Very respectfully, - OTIS BROTHERS & CO., NEW YORK CITY. Philadelphia, KELLY & LUDWIG. Baltimore, BARTLETT. HAYWARD & CO. Chit Ginetn, tw. n. HALE & CO. POXPON,| THE AMERICAN ELEVATOR CO. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS . Have just opened NEW SPANISH LACES, CHOICE GUIPURE EMBROIDERIES, NEW AND ELEGANT PARASOLS, EMBROIDERED DRESSES, in every shade. SPRING WEIGHTS IN NEW BLACK GOODS. FOULARD SILK, PONGEE, plain and ficured. EMBROIDERED PONGEE, NEW SATINES, MOIRE SiLES. to the seat of delegate from Utah, of course sends the matter back to the people of that Territory for another election. There was no Cannon’s majority, cause-of his polygamous belief and practices. The lection to Mii the vacancy thus created will be held under the ant!-polygamy law, recently passed by Congress, but, notwithstanding this, it 13 sail that Mre@aSnon wil! again be the candidate of his People, w! him in great esteem. He ts, un- @oubte pan of fine abilities. —_+>—____. ‘Now that MacLean has been acquitted, Queen Victoria will probably want to know that he ts @eeurciy locked up in an asylum before she ven- tures out. The British public will share this desire ‘With her, no doubt, a3 it was given in evidence in the case that MacLean tmagined ali the English people to be against him, and that this was the ‘his killing minta. Under such a delusion bev ‘hot be very choice in his victims. + REWARD. Steien from Room No. 103, eround floor of the Smith- last Friday night, the 14th inst., (Casella, London.) Barometers. Stackpole.) ase, with eight Tuning Forks, jathematica, Drawing Instruments, iz Ger- Silver, Enxlish Ordonance pattern. (Casella. ) ri (Winsor and Newton.) axe. (Kuchenreuter. Berlin.) barreled Parker Gun. (breccs loader.) eavy Gold Hunting Case, . B. Prismace Comm ith sieht mate Co wit r wicnsace Gonna, it, shades anid mirror, 4 ter. maroon Case: Fishing Rod. (Split Bamboo.) Pook Flank, Ether (Casella. ‘aml 10 lisches hig! 20 ii inch R pS ih =woot Overcoat. | ar i Her of wine and brandy, which latter artic | ‘The two chest incu somes sod the ti : pro sheet-iron cases, and the tin case above men- teued, contained a lance uantity of manuscrii gies Fapers and drainer one ae yur Secpt to ths mown Mal Mt lor the recovery of wl ‘GUE BeSgerS HOSstettex's CELEBRATED a quarter of ee HOSTETTER'S |ACH BITTERS bas been the reigning specific for Indizestion, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, a Loss 0 Physical Stamina, Liver avenue. | Full iine of colored Surahs, and a very superior stock of Fancy Dress Goods of the very newest styles. Grenadines in great variety. All new and desirable. question Of | Bonnet and Guinet Biack Silks—are the best in the but he was not admitted be-4 market. &2 One Paice. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The Best is the Cheapest. a20 Flora ORANGES!!! A very fine lot just received direct from the grove. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Grocer, 5604 NINTH STREET, between E and It Opposite Critic office. B WOODWARD & LOTHROP L Are now prepared to show a fine assortment of their A C BLACK DRESS FABRICS, Comprising ALL SILK GRENADINES, SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES, WOOL GRENADINES, PLAIN BUNTINGS, STRIPED BUNTINGS. PLAID BUNTINGS, NUNS' VEILINGS, BENGALINES, INDIA CASHMERES, PARIS CASHMERES, 40 and 45 inches wide. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 921 se raster A ge WOODWARD & LOTHROP Offer Sple ndid Quality 24-inch Twilled FOULARD SILKS, REeMCoOd! noes nun hobo Y tn Navy Blue, Black Grounds, Polka Dots ana 1) WOODWARD & LOTHROP Have opened this week, 25 plecee New and Elerant Styles of FRENCH SATTEENS, To which they invite Attention of Their Customers, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. 921 ce s = Fee & LOTHRO! Ba’ v3 ee sere Ss fe} papery QZ Ein >| ARAMA ee FarLor & HUFTY, $33 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY A NEW INVOICE OF LADIES AND MISSES' SUITS, ‘Which will by far surpass anything ever brought to this market for elegance and style. Among the most attractive NOVELTIES ‘Will be found FRENCH NAINSOOK SUITS, white and creme; LINEN DE DACCA SUITS, new and very attractive; LINEN DE INDE SUITS, choice novelties; PERSIAN LAWN SUITS, exquisite guods; MUSLIN DE INDE SUITS; HANDSOME SATEENS; SCOTCH GINGHAMS; NOVELTIES IN POLKA DOTS; NEW LACE DRESSES; NEW AND ELEGANT WRAPS. A NUMBER OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE NOvV- ELTIES OF THE SEASON WILL BE SHOWN. EATE GREENAWAY BOOKS Still given to purchasers, er A tf JF oo, ae ae + A YE co Rk && Bie £ ie eee: T A A ¥ LILLE 00 z 4a * EFF TTT ¥ ¥ HEU DE T YY Pibeep if ¥ 020 HOE “oo F ? LORS AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT. ‘The or‘ginal and only Mixed Paint that will not peel orchalk. Sold in this market for fifteen years with entire satisfaction. ALABASTINE for ceilings and walls. Better than Kalsomine, asit will not rab off. Send for sample cards and circulars to FRANCIS MILLER, Sore AcEnt, 920-Im 307 9th street. | NEw EMBROIDERED ROBES. After an experience of twenty-five years in building} We have just received a beautiful line of EMBROIDERED ROBES, in all the colors, which we offer at the low price of $15 for full patterns, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 20 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. paras RoexAt- FIRST OF THE SEASON. GREAT ONE-PRICE SALE OF \LADIES' UNDERWEAR. At last we bezin a serieg of ONE-PRICE SALES, until es notice: the first of theso wales to-day. ed ree aiters which will be LOT NO. 1, CONTAINING /EMISES, SHIRTS, Op AWERS, ‘CORSET COVERS. AT THE UNIFORM PRICE OF 48 CENTS APIECE. NO 2, CONTAINING Lot EMISES, SKIRTS, PILLOW SHAMS, DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS, AT ONLY 68 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. 8, CONTAINING ce ET COVERS, CHEMISES, SKIRTS, DRAWERS, BILLOW SHAMS, AT THE ASTOUNDING PRICE OF 89 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. 4, CONTAINING DR. 8, SKIRTS, Be Tow, SHAMS. CHEMISES, T THE REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE OF 98 CENTS APIECE. ae No. ee CONTAINING WNS, SKIRTS, PILLOW SHAMS, EMSS. DRAWERS, COLSEE COVERS. SPIRE NOR WATER, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED; SHALL POSITIVELY OFFER ONLY FRESH AND NEW GOODS, OUB OWN IMPORTATION, @ ABOVE WONDERFUL, FIGURES; THE Bees ON THE GOODS MUST AND WILL SELL |PALAIS ROYAL. WET AB MET ane wrarrrer WHAT ARE MISFITS? Enger 8 STORE, Open Evenings till 9 o'clock; Saturdays till 20 CUSTOM-MADE SUITS FOR AT THE ‘MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F ats, Ser, Stone AT THE Taek and F sts. $* CUSTOM-MADE Has. ps 2, AT THE pti $* CUSLOM-MADE and Fats. 10 CUSTOM-MADE PANTS FOR $4, AT THE MISFIT STOR and F sts. Bes AE AED SATIN-LINED SPRING SUITS MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F sts, IGH ART AND ELEGANT CLOTHING IN ‘Merchant Tailors’ Misfits, at one-third value. Cor. 10th and F sts. 12 CUSTOM-MADE PANTS pat3 ge. AT THE MISFIT STC 8 - Cor, 7th and F ste, $” CUSTOM MADE 807 Sian "sto AT THE 0th ‘and F sts. 50 SILK AND SATIN-LID EDs SUITS FOR $204T LORF,. Si aS or. Tote and F ate, Open Evenings till 9 o'clock; Sotundays Li pe ta. spr ovesom [-MADE PANTS, Bau ‘ston AT THE Mtoe 10th and F sta. P.B.-As many who viaiied the MiuAt, Store, were raited on, account of the rush, {eres of elfen an Deeb increased, wo that itis hoped nce ‘TORE, corner of 1th and F streets, has been STONE, ise Ke eure rene Foul prices N®Y STOCK pie ar eminansars ee sp sehen owing Paarmacis, ‘sth and I and 24 and D streets n.w. FOR REN z ROOMS. aes Oy ANTED—a YOUNG MAN AS CASHIER var Wis N fnnve.$ Hnowied of boakeering. Unig” those ry eal Box 150, Star 020-2¢ Potheces WOMAN FOR GENERAL honeewort: oo cook andy Bichts Apply 1601 Toth tease ED—A HALP- ee GIRL FOR a W “crul hovupowork ant perauriot with #6 case of eink: a afd Baty end Rove ISTING OF ae and Bath, sooand floor, ne ‘@ sod i. FOR RENT--STORES. eee ye Lge 5 bagutal aud beainy Tocallons App’ at Apply at 718 ‘eae JROR RENT—A PROMINENT STORE, NORTH shoot Fs ivanta avenue, toa respunsibie party. swer. Address W. =e == aary OR Sot ar BPFRRATRND irae a ers ade Reape TUENseeD Basin int dene Easrdnesttoees Fx RENT—827 VERMONT a QPPOSITE Arlington Hotel, fine go summer 420-2" forth | treet. 1 ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED —HooM, GROUND Apply at 802 Ni - | FS Boor, euitabie for omico or creeninaker, who will be WES tpn ier aa yaes |SEae breed saint aa Gorthweet bet wa |* ase : (OR RENT—FOUR PARTLY FURNISHED DY GIRL OF ae ‘Rooms, zall modern improvements. Call Waa Soe Pennsylvania aye- | at 1196 Ot street norte alt aes —— = 7 A an Pare Te PRINTEN A DEM: BRENT AT 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. We SEYS oi a3 oe simple: eleronces al3-2w" ‘TED—A fort ¥ ae RO = e Wiican P: fo ecm pron must bo amg | Fs ty os RENT FUR saftey yer firet-clnas wasie ironer;, references eee street no ‘Apply 00 2022 9th street northwest. apl9-2t* ‘Convement to two lines m28-1m* Estaltne rein ay ee TO Pens A SHORT DIs- re a small famays st eecacer eeansh. “AGTH: oF 1 DM ato | 5 MPETENT RE- Wines DRUG. GLERR com 7.83 dress ARECA, Star offics. " Peau - St" R RENT— Spee 'URNISHED. Aas ments at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McP! eee suite; southern, oon = ‘seat em exposure arate fires, hes FOR RENT— HOUSES. WANTED ASSISTANT MILLINERS. APPLY AT M. WILLIAN'S, 907 Pennsylvania ave, _a18-3t R RENT—AT $35 PER MONTH, 1313 ey Bee ees tee w ANTED THREE MILLINERS, | AND atte are Apprentions, Apply im inmaedlately wt 790,708 a18-3t* Witter 5 FOUR _ FIRST-CLASS CABINET ace peviray GB to WASH. B. WILLIAMS’ Furni- and D streets northwest. a WASTED =TWRDIATINY= 300. Re BUA Apply to to rod rool noe west. C. E. PRICE & ¢ of ob, Agency, OR- ANTED—AT LICENSED AGENCY, ‘COOKS, Chambermat Families and others furnished rollable bryant, its. Servants Yor Baltimore, eee ished F street northwest. WANTED_SITUATIONS. WANTED-BY ‘A MIDDLE-AGED MAN A SIT- storoa preferred; can furnlen the beet, of referonces: Address G. W. D., St. Charles hotel city. it Wiikey, A RELIABLE AND RESPECTA- ble German, a Situation as wetchman, Sa or in any of the departments. Apply ‘Or adatess 516 street southwest, WAkn arn of EITHER TO io OFBRATE 08 a Batcmos oo. OT iothistet fixteres. No liquor dealers need au ~ Ac, Star office, ty z RENT_ATORE Gy pSENENTH aan “hnoy NING. oh us baw Budiog, ‘KT. 3 oan ae ww Bui — FOR SALE —LOTS. Tt BALE—A LOT 20390, ON 2p STREFT, Wi tween K and L northeast. Apply to P. J. Bona: HUF, 321 43 street. ‘217-60 TEC HEAP_SEVERAL SMALL LOTS, AT gach, om north, aide of F etrest neeth, netr 34 street east. Terme: $10cush, and $7 monthiy. J. STARR, 1429 beck oS avente. ald ie VOR SALE! ‘AL FSTATE INV! IN tHe DISTRICT — COLUMBIA Hignns, FOURTEENTH-SIREET RUAD AND BOUNDA ‘We are etill seling Choice Leteat ten cents per foot: ane: fifth , balance five years’ time, interest five per plats and informatio: Droit Building, at SALE-FINE BUILDING Lat, , 31 FEET 7 inches, by RENT_A 133 fect G inches, on the north side of POR, RENT TA MCE LITTLE HOUSE ae Masanchusetts avenue, between ifta end. 1eth rites twood stable, pum, Xe. ; beautiful location. | northwest; alley in rear. ‘Apply at 310 street north: horthwest, ~ 42m, DELIGHTFULLY. a ED. FOE SALE RARE ‘VEST (MENT — BUILDING newly furnished House, in northwestern part of the | I LOTS on proposed on the ih parking and gusds. tr ithin a block UREEN, 829 city. feoclte eat torrent from dane naal Neronter iat moderate price to family without smal children. Ref- erences required. Address Box 142, Star office. 220-3* OR OR RENT—A VERY. Y DESIRABY E HOUSE AND corner 13% and D streets southwest. premaves, a19-3t* Inquire pa VOR RENT— S407 N STREET NORTHWEST, (Georgetown, D, ‘Atron-story. tourrocen Residence with = it Reo cooe and te inunarys finished in hi roo rood thor roughly built, andin every respect a first O'Price, $08 per mont, ce $8 THOS, J. FISHER & CO., al9-3t 1:24 F street northwest. OR RENT EIGHT NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK uses, with al! mojern improvements, at low rent ofsivece ch, on V street, between 1Sth and 14th nor hwest. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street northwest. 3t R RENT, FURNISHED, FOR THE AUR 5.8 rooms, ._ ba siaeen socventeneen: wae exchanged. Apply at 1627 Tih sirest ot northwest, WANTE D—ROOMS. ANTED—-FOUR OR FIVE UNFURNISHED fOgms, suitable for housekeeping. in northyrest part of elly.’ Address, stating terme, D. 1. A-. Star {OR RENT—A STORE AND, DW street northw er Of 6th and H streets northwest fy ‘OR RENT_HOUSE OF NINE, ROOMS, | CEN- trally handeomely furnished: will Sell fur. niture aif danrede Address Box 114, Star office. al8-3t* WARTED AN CENTRAL LOCATION, Gee unfurnished Rooms with Board for one adult and two children. Address B. F., Star office. '9-3t* WASTED MAY er, A COOL, Sea nte furnished Koom or Rooms near the Capito! (Cap- itol Hill), without ioardiag. Bes ito exposure and terms. Address Box 132 WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED $1 000 HOUSE AND LOT IN WAS! for Farm, game value, nae ie dis- tant; farm house water and all kinds of trait.” AD} iy to PHATE a BON, corner 9th and D street northweak. ANTED—THE OCGUPANCY AND. Fea, OFA furmehed house during the months by 8 gentleman ences, Address U.L- M.- Btar office. al7-6t* —————— Winning the GENT STLEM M MES TO SOIN_ AN spencer fat fe BCH OOL OF Oe aiirifealanics, 1 1427 F street, cooeen ANTED—STAMPING—STAMPING WITH THE reduce the peice ings Sane ei mped for lace the ing. Fiannels waned for cents per width. No smearing. PRING ae Wikte-ania Ti SAND SuTReORGLaTHES persuit. Only ekiliful hands emplayen, and sn tatiatec fection guarantee, **No dry pro- cess ured to FRINCE, the inimitable Cleaner, 1009 F BY atioct nowthwest alt QW ANTED CARPETS TO CLEAN—WE ah NOT ‘Whip Garpete. Our work is done better and prices lower thattin any other getablishiment in Wasbin Orders by te'ephone, A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 isiana avenue. ANTED—UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE: ett ngtOn,, Matreesce | renov ie by. Fasified steam. cleaned to ap} 1 & Chace & aes ext City Bost Office. "gs ANTED—ABLE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH Composition, in crane for a exposition of fundamental principles raost aucorsaful os, pursuing ba Primes. Address Box m25-1m" WATE ED—CARPETS TO CLEAN AND STEAM at RICK'S, 490 Maine west: feathers to renovate, mattresses to remake, furniture to steam; the oldest and best concern im the city. nd ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. WSEAD ® Room 4 145 ae Now York avenue, igaCom- puiasjoner of Deeds for Kvery State and Leeson, uv. 5 loner, Ewamsiner ‘and Notary. office from 9 a. m. to5 p. ANTED-OLD OL ADL TRIN ARGO ‘Small price = a Pennsyivanisaventuc bets [and £3 ete a Sov ranch Store, No. Fo. RENT—BRICK HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS; is th, range. hot and cold waters, in Prt condition; 9th street, near boundary. 3, 633 F street. R RENT—A BRICK HOUSE AND THIRTY Acres of Land; ood water: all neceskary out) uild— inze; suitable for dairy or markt pur oses; situated on iy Sed Bae from High street;'a desirable ms in government employ. High strect, Geor, Apply to CHAE ES PHOMILLER, 13 getown. R RENT FURNISHED HOUSE. The ce of Seci ining te oomutctaly forrishert ws and will be rented Se oid Negiod for a ue price. For per- spect the premises * ng. V. N. HUYCK, No. 1505 Pennsylvania avenue, al5-6t Opposite north entrance ‘Treasury Building. RENT—HOUSE 1457 PIERCY PLACE NORTH- vest, bets 4th and 15th and 8 aud T, nth: MCCULLOUGH. Lumber niu. al-2m reat, ‘April ist. Appi Dealer, bil New OR RENT. 1722, 12; Auistied 2139 Hi at. 2120 HL et. bik, Cor, 2ithel, ite 905 2 rs BS 8352333 BRSRE 2135 F $25-3m FOR SALE—HOUSES Fos SSLESFRAME HOUSE, CORNER F AND 10th ‘streets northeast; seven room Jatrobe: all in good condition; lot 34x100, "to of ali kinds. A good mm bi estan i. SAUNDERS & BRON 1103 Fetieet northwest, 520-30" JOR SALE OR RENT—A THREE-STORY AND ment brick House 1310 Massachusetts avenue. Apply to L. WHITNEY, corner of 1 we WESCOTT & CO.. Corner 2018 end’ siteete norte, Fe. SALE—HOUSES 1822 AND 1824 BOUNDARY street northwest: 6 rooms each. chery, convenient; raplily improving neiyhborhoo ‘square trom. Gonne-tient avenue. ‘Terms: $50 cach and | $15 month: ly. We x northesst corner 15th and New York avenue. EAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP. for the purchsee of the remaii REAL ESTA Tet the, Feces "8 Savings and Company, of any an teed rtion thereof, will be received the officedt the undersiened, the Commissioner of said Company, No. 1517 Pennsylvania avenue, until further \otice. *Gohedules of eaid property ma: sbtained on appli- — at said office. Joie AY ROR” Comimtastoner F 8. and 4. Compan = nee DOWN AND. 2S MONTE F%, oony Hou nt Smee, Wa l9-3t" ‘Houses, new. pum tne door, SER E"SSTT Bt wtrect awe aldose! 409 Oth st. northwest. Ny B.—We buy but est R SALE—JUST COMPLETED— HANDSOME Second-hand Ol : Honidence, § Dupont Circle; <7 feet front by 60 — Spee feet mie orn mes | PERSONAL. ine 000, Key at No. 2. heer WILLIAMS AND G. E PRICES PRIVATE B _SALE_AT A BARGAIN-A HANDSOME +», etpetive. 7, Conmultations free. All busi Oe ee Z Notice to, houre"9\a-m- to $10 Dam THE LONG-ESTABLIi RE- it and Astrologist, «ives better fairs of life than any one in the pro- preent and future ; wives: atiafé 2dstreet_ above D xireet LOST AND FOUND. ST—A SMALL BLACK AND ah) is WI Ditet oar oa neck, sod ig eral reward, it be ap and no questions ed to R. My HOLt MAN, 10 and cy ae e Rorthweet. , Wi AY, THE l2ra INST., 1y, premises, a = white and yellow spots, allt in ear, Owner ean Nave same BREWERS Property an ieee Saas damages HT iveLSor no pay. ss awe st 0. SUNDA’ ¥, GOLD B BANGLE BRAC BACHE, fan o7 A suitable reward will be be paid Phas & ARER, 113: Penmaivenineee, ° pe ae ALOE ED Gales aac stone trimmings, ten the late’ Admiral with lot 61 feet fron Joth street, adjacent im ‘pul mm Houses, of Square of Interior ut, vis Peo ng investments Ws 2 See "au ey aes et north Fe kang ei ct 1612 10TH STREET hills. northwest section. th street. ELLANEO FINE TRAINED GOAT, ANDHAR- be sold for $10, at 1775 Mass. avenne FORS. SALE—MISCELLA FS Nese to northwest. OR SALE—GOOD TIMOTHY HAY FROM LONG Branch Farm, Md.. near Brightwood, D.C. dejv- eed in fovds towuits ‘Address 8: it. PRIEST: 393, Washincton, D.C. OR SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S VING feven years old kood trotter. Can be seen at DOW ee OLS Tih skreet northwest, S LADD, 412 5th street. ‘920. N ELEGANT FULL SEVEN HEINEK A Square, full ound corner, and Carved Lex Pi Cover: very low; ' for $160 “cash. A Deceres, 801 9th street north: HORSE, R SALE—A Poriiiah! FIN nies oan RM BUC lade! nade to onder, at half ite oot tle iene ‘at 830 3d. st PSE SALE—A BROWN HORSE, SIX YE. ixteen hands heh: sound and genic and. Grigor. Apply st 44 East Market Space, Goons: see OR SALE—OR Rina Sc Reena CAR. riages—Some of the nicest, prettie-t and most styl- ish Carriages, Bungies and Wagons in this District, and at reasonable prices. Hepairing and Painting done in best manner. “S.J MEERS 621 G street nw. 020 Oth | house and quarters, toether wit = | tooth and. 50 Gents each ‘additi ATT STION Dx DAIRYMEN OR SALE. A Farm, three miles from city, containing seveutye three acres, with large dweiling hease and bers. Am abundance of excellent watt; a variety of fruit and shade trees; sheds and stalls for twenty milk cows. Apply at 1004 N street northwost. SALE—PARM THREE MILE , Srutaiing £80 wero land, suitl lor carseninx ough 2o pay price Fe, SALI ae “COUNTRY THY SEA Teutoads end’ tarnpikes wi Tintive liste Inte ly 4 r MILLER, Spencerville BO. BM JOR SALE 1 ay) ME, AS TRUSTEE, 4 ‘ourt House door, iteck | tas at Goer mn : Known as the Lee farm. an Will shout 0 corte por ae ‘Terms as per deere a | ee Stok. BARON pleas) "yeare with wes "| Paut'n street, Baltimore. “Orme ana Ts ar) TEN MILES FROM on 605 actes, near Forestville, Prince ultivation and toh POR ~SALE-THAT DP =: = ~ PROPERTY mden,”* PS to. the extate of the sitostel in Washington county, jes from the central part of the city, and fronting on 7th street rod is farm contains ove hundred and eighty -tworcrea, part of which is good meadow and arable s well adavted to general LAE PUrposee, ety is well timproved, having a handsome wy with sil muodern improvement, Ov stable, barns, @to. ‘The property is susceptible of being divided tuto lows of twenty acres, with desirable b te ‘For particulars inquire of th s6-co2wKlawom It POF SALE 35 MILES FR Virvinia Midland R. R. haseas, 25 acres of highly improved end. with email house ‘and outbuildings; a choices collection of peach trees. sp for cash. For rull partioulars, Star offic, e im SMALL FARM, FIVE dwelling: most beautiful and beall ne in Ke * view of entinste: $0 angie iT. PS, 1428 New York avenue. = im ae OR EXCHA’ bered property, Farm of 4 0 mores, Te City: Broom hours’ on farm: fine peach and young ap bie orchard, mt water. Iu@uire 202 8) See SSION AL. RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- immodistely after extracting natural > als tena feocees. Modern math ang okitl in af entintry. Moderate fooa, P NADLA 1921 P'stncet ortliwest. al OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, street, thi No. 211 as ee Fd of Pen: avenue, cast side, Here: Nitrous Oxide, without Pain, wr be ional pitting. Extractions without gas, 50 cents each att Artificial Tecth made, $7 per set. Armauann Fillings, from $1 to¥S.. All week warranted frat Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over 30,000 patients, (Papents coming by car will be furnished free tickets tond from the office. ml BR. T. M. sete DENTIS' Street, tires doors from corner E. ite branches. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per sot. sy Da Dest etry tn all ae | danld POR BALE CHEAP_A CAR c. NEARLY, x Apply at 943 N strect northwest. OR SALEEIGHT ROOM HOUSE, TWO MILES from Aqueduct bridge: Price, 1,300. hut cache Datance in or on time. Addréss Box 59, Star Office. a19-6t" POR SALETA VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH saddle and driving Horse, sired by a thoroughbred out of @ well bred mare. Is an exceptionally good ridiug home. Price $350. Address Kentucky, Sta? oftics. PEs SAL E-HORSES, HORSES, HORSES —3UST rom Westcrn Virginia, 20 head of driving, ieatt cud anid Srhiich, will be echt at Toasonale prices, and warranted as represented. JOHN HARKISON, 20th northeast, FPOR SALE A PAIR OF YEUL-MATCHED mae Maree, Hix veare old: can trot in four minutes, Ply to HARRY, 937 Pe avenue, ROR SAI cite Saas = V wood cace Pia Provemien th stool and cover, for $125 ; can bescen at CHAUN ey. THEED'S, 435 fth atrect worthwest, a ONE LUTHER SQUARE peu Rich rosewood case, carved lezs and lyre, fully war- ranted in every respect. Will be sold fos $130, 08 easy monthly payments. F. G. SMITH, _a15-6t 1103 Pennsylvania aveniie. ROR SALE— SUPERB FOUR ROUND-CORNER carved leg rosewood case 0, Baltimore make; nearly new, and warranted a superior. instrament it S3eRy Fempeet. $250, part im monthly payments; cost $750. Also, one enrerior double bank Organ, ply — bs t northwest. Pu LARGE VARIETY OF THE LATEST tse tucht Carriaes, new and seo also, Yhetons, Suries and y Repairing done im the neateet manner SOHN Be YOUNG, 313 oth atre a7-3m R SALE-—CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS, AT + reduced rates; also, Horses. Boarding Stables and icine cheapest inthe city, atthe HOTEL DE HOSS, 468 and 470 C etreet n.w. W. F. GE! m31-1m* oR SALE THE CHEAPEST BS IN THE vet ae both new and second-hand ¢ id ioe of 68 kinds. | FD. 60H eure northwest. = a E—CHEAP—ONE VERY FINE YOUNG Coupe Horse, two fine Driving Horses and two geet, sound Work Horses.” Inquire at THOMPSON'S Stable, 9th and 0 sirects northwest. 29-4" for Health om Daily Walks Depend.” Eb WITHOUT PAIN INA FEW housands, from far and ner, visit rm WHITES Chirndlal eetahhianpent M6 Penn sylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s for relief from and avoidance of Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions, Gub and Inerowing Nails anda ae complaints a the fon. The Wise a RE Hours: 6 a.m. to, 6 p.m. per vinit, biished in Waxhinvt zi in thot mi7 R. STARR sa DENTIST, 439 NINTH #.e. cor. Mth and En.w. Anew anesthetic, used on the gums: alleviates the pain of extractitr; ap: plied with great cfficacy. Nitrous oxide eae sdiniia- harges reasons the given. Oftee: “hours, . to p.m.” Consultations free’ 618 tth et 'new.- Bleoto and Thermal Baths «iven with Shower or Spray. ay URSO, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIR street northwest, or 4 1230 I atrest fos. DE RESESBORN, DES Torthwest, Celluloid Teeti: all jons on the natural Extractins, 60 cents, Sy KE, DE TIST, 715 14TH STREET N aren west. between stuf Setsof Teeth fT ‘Teeth Ica, i iis without Pain, 50 cts. erations wattuited. Jani _ EDUCATIONAL. XE, LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, Liu GIVE 4¥A Conversational Lexsous in French at her own and mpils reaidences.. Evening and morning clowece. moderate. Best city references. Call at 305 Ht street northwest. Fu cs MENS north, ONS. —N.B.—WLLE_V. PRuD Residence sremoved to 1333 i mat or ners * a. Pupils for other nll continue New April ‘ith, at 10 sam, aud 6% pm, Alasees ‘Lessons will su abit in now. uri 30in now os IN KENSINGTON ART 4 work and Eimbroidery by at her residence, 2113 aR denges, and st Mrs. Selma, Ruppert aces Mondays and Thi R SALE—SPRING AND D SUMMER CAs ARRAS stock of one hundred Agent for Boston Buckboard Com Companrs Ride Ser Bae best in the country gies and other light carriages. ‘he Bob, a ig m29_Repository and Factory, 410-416 sth st aw. Rise SALE — CARRIAGES, WAG “Ss. frees a jew anc Eee a ‘West Genus CHANCES. ‘OUSE FOR SALE. rare chance “a home ata Feanonable price: terms to oui 2168 northwest. Qedrabis prorerty, be being a four-etory Brick (imitation of seme) with all modern improve- mente rhe io Wxids, 0:14 foot qutn2 brick stable. The low price of $5,000 takeufor this sold ‘at once, Foatire pt 3oHtN A. PRESCOTE: ot his Heal Helate Exchatwe, £410 ¥ wrest northwest, 20. orthweat; brick: 9 rooms: bath; water and gas; lot 2oxsh , olley, Le SAUNDERS & BRO. birt} ¥ $250 ie Teves: "Foul fu5. por mnouthy ceutal eae ni nog desi eee | tees 5 ee BOARDING TT, PERSONS way, BE ACCOMMODATED @ private family at northwest. 008 ose Caer HOUS! tae (AND ISTREETS. —FIRST- Room and Board, $22 to $25; location central: ores We 0. RAYON. NRE TREMONT THOUS GEFERS MORE HOME comforts than any hotel in th ‘The halls semipenet ieetat athe Racubaer coe ene furnished, and the table is eecond to none.. Trans Bape mies, $2 Spe ae 0335 | Bee COMS AND BOARD, FIRST-CLASS AT 316 Indiana 25 per day. month, SARAH FLAGLER ar Ad ae ee Gene BOYES pontine FOUNDRY, 1050 20th atreet.. Manufactures Engines, Botl- be BL We Machinery. Peete ina tea $12 97H STREET NORTH- Transient Boarders Gated at reasonable MONEY TO LOAN. Mo%Ex 70 Loan, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. ‘RB. O. HOLTZMAN, 20th and F streets northwest. 529 als R Alera, ae AND, FIXTURES OF A small Grocery Store, at 1213 E street Apply at the Store. aw al: aie FOE SALE-A RARE CHANCE-STOCK AND ‘Grocery, Store, business stand: will also rent the house cheap. " Apply at 600 5 ‘southeast, ald-lw* Kk SALE—FOR ay —_ Ss E. NO. Soom ol FESS eS 300000 Bama payer for delivery in parts of, theeos rae i K, Co, office 1114 Pent vania avenue northwest; yard streets a Srey 3 ait. POR LPASE FoR Fy EYEARS OR MORE A HAND: dere en Tonss tire bay. wing Hag ad frnace yen i indowa, ce ot ak tul A) street Za Por forme aud locality adasees Bor 156, qw21-1m ” 7 ERVATORY OF TIMMS: NEW NEW HALLS cor. th and fFance on eae OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. RSRARESPEARE CLASS WEDN EVER ESDAY iT 8 O ADELINE, D MACK (ot New York), io 18th treet ROFESSOR ALEX. PE, we a NEW og Sines ant and best; gy, | ers Sore iit sires northwest, between H ition for C ren We Eager Wet ait caine “Hats 7 Ber. Conn. ave. axp 17rm Principal, J.P CAULFIELD, ‘Mus: Doo. _Studies resumed September 26th. 6m 188 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER cof Vocal and ‘Instruinental Music, “Address 944 ~E. SCHEEL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO and VOCAL: MUSIO. Particular eats to be- wishing t0 be tualibed for COLLEGE, CORNER SS | in the han, Na Der the Upited egy mere el sl HALL BUIL! and Evening Sessions for Ladies and Gent y mail, or be obtutne NAY Gr SPENCER, “Pracpal SPENCER, Vice Principal. 7 § ARDI ee neh Bon “Bieveaia year, Superior ‘ONEY TO LOAN at lowest Ode Fun to i. E. Boor. TRELL, 1431 ex | MT OPEN FOR INSPECTION, Foe EDEN WAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GoD aa ES. tate-security in sums to eult and at, rates of terest. 0. G. GREEN, 6-310 710 D atrest, HAVE MONEY TO sult. Hid stret north M. SAUND! BRO. L. ag te & ; Fates low, and sums to PONEX TO LOAN ee ox mE TS 2S rey. maLeiene 1416 Fat. nw. ee ‘BUY LAND SCRIP. a a seta eee se ee Pe PATS AA x FOR THE READERS OF THE STAR SPECIAL BARGAINS = MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. rors fib, $16and Si. We will eel om for $00 thls oe oes ht ail are wold for less than you cag Me. scinsis Sins sei al SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUX YOUR CLOTHING armen” GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE oF @ATBING. qh th ter Oe Rak een Ge Goma Cota, ‘723 Suvets Stexer Nouruwesr, between G and H. J. H. 8MITH, of the Great Gale st 120 Tth strect