Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON ‘WEDNESDAY.. September 19, 1853. ‘CROSBY & NOYES. Bator. = = he Evening Star bas = reeu ar. permancat Bema See dally circulatiws mere thar treoi ef any ether daily waper published 1 ‘ashington. and coma! te that of ali tne etner dally papers bere added toacther. ‘Tux Sram office is connected with the Telephone Ex- ehevge. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mai src otherwise. news. or any information or business sr lesent day or night, free of charwe. = The republicans of New York, Massachusetts ‘and the democrats of Maryland hold conventions to-day for the nomination of state tickets In ‘New York the stalwarts have again secured con- trol of the party machinery, but the necessity for harmon; will probably imp>l them to a moderate conciliatory course. If there 1s any factional con- test In the convention It will probably be over the Bomination for secretary of state. The stalwarts favor the renomination of the present incumbents (all stalwarts) for secretary of state, controller, attorney general and engineer. The half-breeds Propose Gen. Ethan Allen, an untiring opponent Of the oid machine, for secretary of state. The ehances are, however, that the necessity for har- mony will lead to some compromise arrange- ment. In Massachusetts the refusal of Mr. H. L. Pierce | at the last moment to head the ticket, surprises and disappoints the republicans. It was the plan to nominate him by acclamation. The all-absorb- ing idea ts to find a man that can deat Butler. The Gorman faction has carried everything be- fore it in Maryland, and the nomination of its men ‘at the Baltimore convention to-day becomes a Mere pro forma proceeding. Gov. Hamilton has Deen forced out of the fight. Mr. McLane will be Rominsted for governor and ex-Congressman Roberts for attorney general. The managers have yet to determine upon a candidate for controller. ‘The defeated faction is very quiet so far, but there 48 discontent, apd while {t may not break Into Open revolt, the effect will probably be felt at the polls. ——_+e>____ When Judge Hoadly was nominated as the demo- eratic candidate for governor of Oilo, the party based Its calculations of electing him upon the Vote of the cities. The theory was that the liquor interest would support Hoadly, and the liquor dealers and thetr friends are most numerous in cities. It was even calculated that Houdly might Jose some democratic support in the rural districts for the very reason that made him streng In popu- Jous town and cities; that his admitted alliance with the liquor dealers would Influence country democrats with temperance proelivities to scrateh him, It was intimated that tn Cincinnati, Cleve- land, Toledo and Columbus, the four leading cities of the state, the democratic candlJate would getalargely increased vote over that usually Polied by his party. ‘Tne situation In these four Cities to-day does not indieate that the demo- cratic ticket will poll the average party strength many one of them. In Cincinnati there is open and uncompromising warfare between two or- ganized democratic factions, each having a com- Plete ticket im the field. In Cleveland there is a umerous element that makes Lo s: st of its hos- tility to the local leaders apd Ucket. In Toledo Party differences have not reached the stage of ‘Open rupture, but there Is discontent, and apathy Fesults from it. In Columbus old factional feel- | ing still excites distrust, and secret plot tings are €arried on. At present, therefore, the outlook for the Ohio democrats is not hopeful ee Judge Thomn ts quoted as siying In answer to the question what action tue civil service com- mkssior. proposed to take in reference to the Mahone circular to Virginians in the depart- | ments: “As far as ft Is wit hii in the power of the commls- | sion to se tht the provisions of the clvil-servics | Jaw are strictly adh-red to, 1t ig their purpose to doso. Ihave no hesitancy in saying that to as- Sess dues upon clerks and employes 0° the govern- Ment for tue purpose of maintaining a political Organiz tion, in this city, or of al ling political Parties In stites,1s an ab‘wiut= viol of sec- Uons 1 and I4of the etvil-service act. Whether | @circular demanding money of them comes from a United States Senator, a ember of Qdepartment clerk. its author shoul! be dealt With in &@ Manner that would show that the law is ‘Rot acellection of meantngless words. It ts un- | @oudtedily the duty of the head of eaca exventive @epartinent to assist the commission in seeing that the law fs vindicated, and I have no doubt ‘they will.” . This {3 a quast jutictal decision, emanating from the body appotnted by Congress to carry out | the law. Judge Thoman not only confirms the | opinion expressed by Tue Star, but sustains tts | Position that it ts the duty of heads of 4. “partments | to use thelF authority to protect clerks against all the devices of politiclina > The abolition of usetess custom houses fs a re- form that the next C SS cannot ignore if It honestly seeks to cut off needless expenditures, ‘There are numerous customs dis‘ricts in which the total yearly rece!p’s do not cover exp-nseasfor asingle day. The theory upon which they have Deen maintifned tn tn pest Was that they were Gseful in preventing smuzzling. No imports ever | come through thes eastom honses, and the most Femots future of the country does at hold ont any | Prospect that any ever WIL With the fieetest | a Protect th: gevernment ling, there 13 no need for a chain of | eading all along the coast. Mc als have admitted that houses could be quits a nun: abolished without the trouble has been that Congressmen Tepresen.- ag these ous: uses have fought for the: ation. It reuvtns to be seen Whether or not tits sortof inflacnce will avail | MeXt winter ip the present era of reform. —_<e> = noay taken: by the Bla!r sub-committee in k elty, wil not be of much value ta g legislation usoa the sunject of labor. Menyor the that they are mere theort practicable in | this conntry ot large corpor- ‘n of the Western Union | Company, ant Commi rv Fink of | ght pool, have Uoll Just yo much as they would “not Injure the interests they repr It requires no in ation to Prove tat mgnopottes ana combin of cor- Porate inter-sts grin the people :o the extent of thelr power. Ii there 1300 be any legislation in- tended to iaprove the relstions between capital and labor 1t will hve to be based upoa the Intelll- gent Ju icmmat of Congress. Exp-rt te-timony on the subjret costs m and 1s of little if any Practical use, ———_~e» —_____ ton of tbe oyster In the Waters controlied by Maryland and Virginia ts a Matter decnandiag the early attention of the Lagis- Intures of those states at th= coninz session, for the enac totl.ws to adequately protect the Beds No matter how the political wrangles are Settled in those states the oyster must be taken care of. ——+ee—_______ , ‘The peac conference of democrats in Cincin- Rati adjourned without maching any bests of set- Wenn; but another meeting 1s soon to ve held. The two factions sre wide apart. Th MeLean Men tnstst upon the retiremento! the other ticket, and the reformers dem snd the withdrawal of both Uckets, so that a new start from tue beginning | Pano in part pay and seil for $350. Azz You Tum» Of clothing talk? Perhapeso, Yet, with all our telling some may need to be told. Last month you didn’t need s new suit. This month youdo. It follows, therefore, that this month yoa've an interest in CLOTHING that you hadn't last. Henos, the continual telling. New our Fall and Winter stock in OVERCOATS and SUITES are complete. It embraces everything New, ‘Staple and Fashionable; and remember that we cannot be beat for fair dealing, as we are the only House in the city that gives yous GUARANTEE IN WRITING. WE SHOW ONLY CORRECT NEW YORK CITY STYLE. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, eepl9 {i SEVENTH STREET, Buavry Soar. + Now Is THE TIME ‘To cleanse the blood when you find its impurities burat- ing the alin in Disfiguring Bl ‘Torturing Humors, Boils and Sores; cieanse it when you are Fev- erish, Bowels Constipated, Urine High-colored ana ‘Scanty, because itis inan inflamed and fermentive state. ‘Cleanse it when Languor, Lebility, Sleepless- ness and a Tired, Worn-out Feeling pervade the system. (lganse it when You lick your accustomed vigor. Keep the blood Bowels open, the Urine free from sediment, and health will abide ‘with you. To secom- lish thi! «reat work none of the ordinary sarsavariila other blo ers can posal Curr- Coma lizsorvaxt, the New Blood Purifier, Diurede and Aperient. THE HERITAGE OF WOE, ‘Misery, shame and agony, often bequeathed asa sole lewacy to children by parents, is negiected Scrofula. ‘To cleanse the blood of this hereditary poison, and thus Slear the akin of Disteasiog Ramone eee lear the skin o} jumors, “01 Humitisting Braptions aud Loathsorne Sores caused DY it; to purify and the Skin, snd restore the Huir £0 that no trace of the di fomaing Curicuns KE: SOLVENT, the New Blood Purifier, Coricuns and Curicuma Soar, the great Skin Cures and Beautifiors, are infuilible. ‘They are the only remedies that snccead when physicians and ali other means fail. Sold by all drugvists. Price: Curicuna, 60 cents; RESOLVENT, $1; Soap, 25 cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. §2Sen‘ for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 6 cents. SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarch, from a simple Head Cold or Influenzs t the loss of Suiell, Taste. and Hearing. Congh, Bron- chitis and Incipient Consumption. Comptcta’ ireat- ft, with inhaler, $1. Bold by al drugists. sepl9 Faz Dix Goons 100 pairs Blanketa at 2.75. worth $4. 100 pairs fine Blankets, somes little soiled, will be sold at a reduction of $2 to $3. Also, a lot of Cloaks ieft over, to bs sold at s positive sacrifice. We have received anew stock of Dress Goods, Tricot, Flannel Suiting, Cashmeres, Canton Flannels, and & full stock of underwear. OUR PRICES ARE THE VERY LOWEST THAT CAN BE HAD. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. (OF FICIAL.] EPARTMENT OF STAT: ewan G", September 18, 1883. Information has been received at this Department from Mr.“O. N. Denny, the Consul General of the United Stites at Shanghai, China, of the death. on the 25th of July, 1883, at Shanghai, of E. BLACK- woop. ‘The legal representatives of the deceased can obtain sepl9 further information by applying to this Department. 1t WALKERS, 204 IENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Ca:pet Jining Felt, Shoemaker’s Anti-equeak Portland and R. Yop Cements, Lime, Piaster, Felt, Har, Crocks, Tar, Tins, ke. Tar Ovr Crormxa Is made with SCRUPULOUS CARE for every detail will be admitted by whoever may come to our clean ana inviting stors and examine most any of OUR OWN well-made and nicely-tiniehed garments. ‘The materials used in the making of OUR CLOTHING me carefully selected and well tested, and = most important feature is the cloth shrinking. We use a new and orizinal process, which is skillfully managed by expert cloth workers, by which ALL goods are treated before being cut into garments. This pro- cess thoroughly chrinks the cloth, sets the fiber, and removes all false finish produced by hydraulic pressure at the mills, leaving a solid face that remains through all the manipulation incident to cutting and making. Well-informed elothiers pronounce this method an improvement equal to 10 per cent on the value of the product. But very few of cur garments ever show traces of pressing—those unsightly marks of Ready- made Clothing. Men want good, reliable clothing, and the reputation of a maker should be taken into account when deciding where to buy. We do not quote ‘*One-half” former price, that modern(?), novel(?) and alluring custom so much in vogue by many houses, but we say to ALL: HERE 1s Clothing Store where the finest zoods are kept, where the LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS prevail, aud where there is absolutely no r sk in dealing. Just in such weather as this yon may wants FALL TOP COAT, or perhaps a LITTLE HEAVIER SUIT than you are wearing, or your Children may need SOME ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. It may be gratify- in to you to kuow that there is a HOUSE IN WASH- INGTON where all these wants caa be filled. ONE PRICE, Money promptiy refunded without debate, and errors cheerfully corrected, is the protection we offer you. A. SAKS & CO, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STRES Tr. sepls sepl9 Cuauscex J. Rizo, firval 433 7th street northwest, mas PIANOS AND ORGANS, 98 follows, which must be sold at once: A full 7-oct. Piano of standard make Nabe A carved | fine Stool and Co" ; cost $000; used SX short tine by ex: Meabor: only $130 Seiad Also, one Upright, in double case, Rosewood stringed action, Inade at a cost of $1,000 to tract for Gens Goa W."Wakats ad'tec hye months. It is ‘handsome Stool and Cover ine!"ided- Also. the 12. Cou? Teatiytuew aad nena aan akty soe New Onvans from $50 up. TUNING AND REPAIRING. This lepartment is now the most complete in the city. Moving recently engayed the services of Mr. id Benisch, 1 am prepared to revair Musical instramen may be had. Se An interesting talk with Judge Holt, throwing ew light upon the inner history of Buchanan’s Storiny cabinet. will be (und In Tne StaR to-day. Dix Goons. Bs BECEIVING NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS DaILy. ALARGE STOCK | F FINE DRESS GOODS OF OUR OWN IMPORrATION. Special banrains in 40 inch all fine Wool Cashmercs at S0e. - 42 inch Choods Clots at 50c.;44 inch ail Wool Ladies’ oth at 625¢. Fiser Ladies’ Cioths and Dress Goods ot #1, $1.25 and $1.50. S00 patrs of Blankets from $2.50 np to $12 per pair. Carvets and Otleloths on second and third floors. Only one price, and all goods warrante Besented by the saeswen. W. W. BURDETTE & 0., Nos. 923 7th street and 706 K street n.w, Mus. J. P. Parwen, M07 F srREet NorrTnwest, HAS JUST RETURNED FROM PARIS, And wil! be ready in ¢ few days to exhibit mis HER LATEST IMPORTaTIONS. d to be as rep- eepl3-6t GEO. 0. GWINN, 301 4 STRERT 2, W. ‘Full mecess in Ccrxme id Family portrait, ap of every description. ies sop18 433 71h at eet ngrtinwest, Barcus Is Siuxs. COLORED SILKS, S0c. FANCY SILKS, 50c, Excelient quality beavy Gros Grain BLACK SILES reduced to $1._ ss BLACK SILKS, Cashmere finish, fine quality, re- duced from $1.50 to $1.25, BLACK SURAH SILKS reduced to $1. BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, $1. CULORED SURAH SILKS reduced from $1.25 to $1.10. Special bargain. BLACK SILK VELVETS, $1. BLACK and COLORED SILK PLUSHES. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pare wool, $2. to.%Sc. Special bargain. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2, . HEAVY BED COMFORTS, $1. Bi. ACK and COLORED CASHMERES, all pure wool, double width, 37140. Phe YVSILINGS, 42 inches wide, all pure wool, Me. BLEACHED TABLE DAMA’ all Hines, slightly soiled, reduced teaun too, Wo. = “ CARTERS” sevl5 Tl MARKET SPACER. — Taor Lavynny. TYSSOWSKI BROS, CORNER FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS, COLLARS and CUFFS, 3 cents Monday. feo ee each, - Sent every | ‘We will have to devote this and the next week's adver- tising space to inform you what we keep in BRACKETS, &c., and you will do well to carefully resd ft over. ‘When we say Walnut we mean Walnut, and we have no hesitan: our sesortment the Largest it ah ad ar gln yaa ‘of Size, Workmanship and ‘Market. 4gb0t Head Side or Comer Seip gc se ‘Deer Head Side and Corner Brackets, Fancy Pattern. Side and Corner ‘Walnut and Gilt, all 99e. Thonised and Walnut ced Gli Cio Boeck 95 to ‘Ebontzed Rack: 4 990, ‘Walnut ana Sit Wal Poskses 9nd 990. Ebonized Si Brackets, 990. Ebonized Side Brackets, 99c. Brackets, 990. rel Hacks, 990 Curtain’ Poles, ‘with Rings and "Pop, eta $1.98. i 99 ara se and he chee Grae, at'$1.75, is very superior. SILVERBERG’S, 312 1TH STREET and 313 8TAR STREET N.W., sep? ‘Near Pennsyivania avenue. W oopwarp & Lornnor, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, D STREET 912 HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, TABLE DAMASES, NAPKINS, TOWELS, SHEETINGS, &o, ‘We have now open for inspection the finest assort- ment of Housekeeping Dry Goods ever our pleasure to offer, We think the prices average lower than for many ‘Years past, and invite the special attention of proprie- tere of hote's, restaurants, boarding and lodxing ‘houses andail cloee buyers to this announcement. Buy- ing these goods in large quantities, and selling strictly st one price, for cash, wo areenabled to make the LOW- EST PRICES in every instanos, ana offer to profect our patrons to theextent of guaranteeing to refund th price if in any case we should be undersold. FINE GERMAN DAMASES, in each quality, 250. per yard, less than wecould ever before offer elegant qualities, TURKEY RED DAMASK, 44c. per yard, warranted fast colors. 62-INCH AMERICAN TURKEY RED DAMASKS, (made in Renfrew Mills, No. Adams), only 60c. per Yard, guaranteed fast and superior to the foreign goods. 60-INCH GERMAN TURKEY RED DAMASES, An extra fine quality, 6254 and 69c. per yard, LOOM DAMASES. 54-inch Loom Damasks, all linen, 25¢; Loom Damask, extra quality, 374¢c. New designs in finer grades at 46, 50, 56, 6234, 68 and 75c. per yard. 25 PIECES 62-INCH BLEACHED SCOTOH DAMASK, Soft finish, good quality, new patterns, only 50c. per yard. 25 PCS. 60-INCH BLEACHED GERMAN DAMASK, Soft finish, extra quality, new designs, only 623 and 75e. per yard. 50 PCS. 64-INCH GERMAN TABLE DAMASK, Satin finish, only $1 per yard. This is the most extra- ordinary value we ever offered. 68 AND 72-INCH FINEGERMAN DOUBLE DAM- ASES, In new designs, with napkins to match. at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50, FINE DAMASK SETTS. Bleached Damask Cloths and Fancy Bordered Damask Cloths, with Napkins to match, in all designs. NAPEINS. 100 dozen % all Linen Scotch Napking, fall selyedge, fine quality, only $1.25 per dozen. 100 dozen $; German Bleached Napkins, fuil size, $1.35 and $1.50. The best value we nave ever shown, 50 dozen % Bleached Damask Napkins, extra fine quality, only $2.25 per dozen. 56 dozen 4x3 Bleached German Napkins, only $3.50 Perdozen. Very, very cheap. Finer grades at $4. $5, $6, $6.50, $7, $7.50, $8.50 and $10, to match the finer grades of Damaak. TOWELS! TOWELS!! 100 Dozen Loom Dice Towels, 20x40, 12340. each. 100 dozen Momie Towels, 20x44, 170. each. 100 dozen Bleached Damask Towels, 24x45, satin finished, superb guality, only 25c. each. 100 dozen of our celebrated Cream Damask Towels, 24x45, only 25c. each. GREATEST BARGAINS wo have to name is 500 dozen German Huck, Towels, fine quahty: 20-styles of nandsome broche bordersof elegant aesign—size, 20x40—only 25e. each. A complete assortment of fine German Damask Towels at3le., 37c., 50c., 62c., 75c. and $1—the twolatter qualities being especially beautiful for the price. CRASHES. Russia, Scotch and American Crashes in complete as- sortment, QUILTS! QUILTS!! Having purchased largely of quilts at the recent large ‘suction trade sale, we offer better values than ever be- fore. 11-4 Crochet Quilts, $1. 11-4 Damask Quilts, $1.25. Finer grades at $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3 to$l0ecach. CoTTONS. Cottons have not been so iow for years. Yard wide Brown Cottons, good quality, 64c. per yard. Yard wide Bleached Cottons, 8c. per yard. This is the same quality we have sold such a quantity of during the sum. mer, and is the bargain of the department, unless we except the 10-4 Bleached Sheeting at.25c. per yard. Everybody sells a 10-4 Bleached Sheeting at this price, But the quality, ONE PRICE ONLY! BOSTON DkY GOODS HUUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. DSTREET 912. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. seeps Szaton Pray (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INSPECTION A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES, WHICH ARE THE ‘‘COKRECT STYLES" FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. THESE GOODS ARE PERSONAL SELECTIONS, PURCHASED FROM “FIRST HANDS” IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST WEEK, AND EMBBACE THE CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE CELEBEATED LOOMS OF THE WORLD. THE LOWEST PRICES ARE MARKED ON ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES. NOVELTIES IN SILKS AND VELVETS. NOVELTIES IN BROCADED VELVETS. NOVELTIES IN FRENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS. NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS AND WRAPS. NOVELTIES IN;FRENCH TRICOTS AND HABIT- CLOTHS FOR LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS. ** NONPAKEIL” VELVETEENS, IN BLACK AND coLors. NAGRIGR S15 TADCS DIMERS, TOWELS am AMERICAN HOSIERY 00.3 MERI! ER- EAE FoR TADIES, GENTLEMEN ons ae IMPORTED JERSEYS, PERINOT’S KID FRENCH C. P. CORSET. SILE He TERY VES NOVELTIES in PURE LINEN HAN, KERCHIEFS, SF CHOIOs GUO, PLAIN FIGUBES AN: Beor PuICES a wn SEATON PERRY, Pennsylvania Perry Building, Bao avenue, corner 9th street. eepls Woon JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southweat, BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F treet northwest; a 1615 7th street northwest; 1740 Ponnaylvania avenue northwest; 1112 9th street northwest; Corner 84 and K streets northwest; 21 Pennsylvania avenue southeast: oFARQEST PRIVATE ‘EW YOKE; also EXTENSIV! Of FUEL Of AT aac es for the COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE MINES INTO OUR YARD. BEC eau gt host qualition of ANTHRACITE and An kinds of WOOD, etther in the stick or prepared fo visu sare Spare Fd oe Coan YARD SOUTH ABV! = WH. ES, fix. s sep ‘Wy snrEn_PraEnT Ick GIBLS TO ans Me at 2016 Penn. Wierees barges wane todo a) 4 ‘at 216 13 a nigh eal bring good rofercncsn Apply at 216 13 WANTED, A GIRL TO NYRSE AND MAKE BEB stesel notes re Analy ge6l X, cce, 32cm ANTED—A CLERK, ONE WHO CAN TAKE W “itis ia snorenawa Sar @qotation. Address BRIEF, Star office. tale at ‘WANTED-A FIRST -CLABs GLOTHING SALES. the. ‘ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework; ‘and frouing a specisity. Ap- ply at 604 Peansylvania svenue northwest, sopl9-3 TED—A FIRST RATE MAN FOR RAW Wert ea ee aoe aa Laundress; m ‘come ‘well recommended.” GEO. W. DRIVEE, 1943 Pennsylvania syenus. sep19-3t WANDA WHITE WOMAN TO GOTO AN- LIS and ‘Wash and iron in of NAPOLIS and Cook, ‘and gy ‘ED_—AN EXPERIENCED LADY, TO ASSIST NESS bay ae Boards ee ies Star omen sepld 3t* ‘ANTED-FIVE DRY GOODS SALLESMEN W fen Uph Goods. a. SON, comer Tin ve ana TO ‘Apply to W. B. MOSES ania orth- Pennayivi sreane neck Warr ae WANTED—ROOMS. sept 'ANIED—BY TWO YOUNG NONE OR TWO es aoe Toderete: adinen Bos ts eee gee bee OR THRER PARTLY FUR- suitable for a. , ‘istreets. Address Box ni Star AND WIFE TWO or unfur- 18-3t* mished 15th and 9th, F. office. WANTED_BY GENTLEMAN communicating “Rooms, fi mished. Address B. 0., Star office. sep! ANTED—TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNI- of street. cating Rooms, north ‘and west of Tth Address J. P., Star office. ad eee FOR _RENT—HOUSES. JAMES aoeFOR_RENT—HOUSES___ ee eee AUGH, ‘953 F ctreet. SS a i EFNI—FURNISHED HOUSE, CENTRALLY Tested; nine rooms, comp farniahea with necessary for ine as AMES R. WAUGHL O50 F etreet “saps EN D STREET, FIRST BLOCK Fretciy Wal apy oa the premise. sepit-t TOL, Ten Roows and Bath FR 4EN1—GOOD MOUSE, NEAR THE CAPI- nsylvania avenue southeast. street. 3 $37.60 ver monvh; 132 Apply ALS FO2 BENT-IN WEST WASHINGTON, A GOOD ‘mont Is rpms: overt sontnions Apply 913 H street, after 1 0° central location; On Fo i ee Fe RENT_ FIRST. CLASS avenue, near Iowa Circle: ¥ ue, Indian Affairs; nearly: modern improvements; JOHN TRIM ING; peet.tne: a8 oc ne TT Fir ment, bath on RENT_ELEGANT Consecticut avenue: ‘Apply as above: FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 rooma, every improve- from ist October. $300 sepl ANTED—OCTOBER FIRST — GENTLEMAN Pd Herne cee nomen Ee eee rivate tam nent Address **8. 8," Star office. sepl7-3* ‘ANTED—TWO WELL Wee Preferred. Location a ‘Streets. Terms not to exce 4 $30. TED-FOR LIFE OLASS-MALE AND Woetsis models. Addis So aSiant Ee gate Box 94, Star office. eople-St* WANTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHERS ii f all family. Highest prices pai Apply at 1890 H treat nortieegé, eplbeat* W. 'TED—A GOOD INTELLIGENT GIRL, We Thlbes eo eter required. oreh ‘wagea Hefarences, Apply 1700 13th street northwest, eeplt-st" ‘ANTED — FOUR CARPENTERS, AT BES CH work: steady employment. Apply at corner let street and indians avenue nortiwest” sepis-3t ANTED—AT 319 13TH STREET NORTHWEST, schuck Witood vate cot, and a waiter who ean schu¢ SALESMAN, man, tosell Washington O: mn experienced Sales ‘trade; one who can com- deat at only expe W. THARPE & CO... sepl8-2¢ 21 Park Kow, New Yo ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, A GOOD COOK, TO d iconing. "ADpiy at 1600 30a see, West Wonks tor prnina before 12. poplar WANZED-A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN AS cook in a restaurant; reference required, at 483 Pennsylvania avenue nor hwest. seplT-3t* ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN IN BLO. LA Wis $50 Th street ne wc! WANTEDHAT ,SALESMAN; EXPERIENCED H. J. E., Btar office. and nnmarried; references required. Address ‘seplT-3t* WANTED—HOUSES. WANTED HOUSE OF MODERATE REN ‘September 35, in West dboarocma: ‘Aadrtan Me™ ie, Star often: wep! ANTED-FOR A YEAE OR LONGER, FUB- nished House; first-clese references. Addrons “HOME,” Star office, sepl8-3t BEFORE OCTOBER isr, A wit ‘inn WAXTED_on on = [x OF seven room ‘modern " a Fand Nate awe; 6th and 14th . and abor! and reasonabie suited. Address LONGFEL- sepls-2t" Ww ANTED—BY DECEMBER FIRST, FORSMALL fomily of adalte, 9 well z To small modern norawest, af abou ‘Best, caro and sa; ee Room 36, A.G. O., City. seplT-3t* ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH—A FIRST-CLASS: 12th and doth eirecla’ net ceased fib OO nae and 2Oth ctresta’ aot esd Sib Oso. Box 12, Star office. eep]2-lm WANES. BUY FOR OASH, A FIRST-CLASS Brick H south of N id between 9th and 15th streets, not to axosed $8.1 DANEAHOWnE au} & SON, 1236 Fatreet, FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOB BENT—FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, SECOND floor, with or without board, private famnfiy. Ad- dress L. Siar office, Private tesopld-ce FE BENT—8207 N ST. N. W.. BEST PART OF an Sgprmstown, near two lines of cars, p) single, suitable for Congressm: Pea OF art mont olerke or students, with oat or without board, mod- erate prices. ‘sepl9-6t* ANTED_A STEADY RELIABLE WOMAA 70 cook, wash, and iron; must stay - In quire at 1327 9th street northwest. eepl7-3t* WANTEDA RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL 70 ‘cook and assist in light housework; no washing or froning: must have referoucee. Apply to Room 36, Le Droit Building, corner of 8thandF sts. _sepi7-3t' ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE furnish licht, simple work, sent by mail any dis- tance, and pay a goed price when finished: it can be dono at home during leisure houre, or as steady work; the work is easy and the rules simple; this is no misrep- resentation ; $2 to $5 made daily; no canvassing and no camp Tormepiy; we have areal Gores for. oor ores farmah siesdy employment. FOr pa Bildreusd, BUILAND £ C0. Mbenitactioera Be eT Boston, Mass. sepli-im WANTED WORKING: HOUSEKEEPER, COOKS, Set Qlureos, Waltreascg Scrub, Girls: three Becv for Ohio; fares paid. ing references. F street northwest. Pate & COOMBS, Licensed Agents. sepl2-8t* * ANTED—A FOREMAN DAIRYMAN AND TWO WwW laborers on a farm. Apply at FULTON’S Loan Office, 314 treet northwest. sepl-4w WANTED Lal DIES OR YOUNG MEN IN CITY OR country to take nice, light and pleasant work at their own ome; #2 t036 8 day easly and auictiy mado; sent by mail; no canvassing: no stalL ‘ Please address RELIABLE Ma SUBACTURING 0. 5 Drawer TT., Philadelphia, Pa. au2l-1m* WASTED.WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, GEN- eral Workers, 2d Girls and Nurees, for this city, zs rants with referenc iY at nvw., Licensed Agency. Cc PRICE © CO. ‘(OR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- munteating Rooms on second floor and one on third, Suitable for an and wife or gentlemen: refor- ences required. Apply at 1227 Mat. n.w. sepl9-2t" Fe BENT FURNISHED OR UNSCRNIAEE Booms in good condition, on first, secon: ors. Apply on premises, 720 17th treet “porth= ep) it RENT—THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, THIRD floor, 1498 Corcoran street northwest, will be 1 furnished or unfurnished. Bath room, hot aud oak water on same floor. Call after 4 o'clock. sepl7-3t" R RENT—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FINELY furnished en or };, Most can! location. 940 New York avenue northwest, sep17-3t 'OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, in private faintly; northwest ion of the city: Apply to 919 20th street northwest. sepi7-3 FOR BENT_TWO LARGE COMFORTABLY FUR- nished rooms on second floor, en suite or single, at 813 11th street northwest. ‘seplT-3i" KR RENT—1416 K STREET NORTHWEST— Furnistied Rooms in suites or single, with Board. Also Tab!e Board at moderate prices. Fok RENTTELEGANT FURNISHED APART- ments, on first, second and third floors; southern exposure,’ bath, &c. At 1411 K street north be- tween Franklin and McPherson squares. _ sep10- ‘OR (RENTFURSI ISHED | LOOMS IN CHOICE location, in new house, a second story, front handsomely furuished: hath-room adjoining, Bot wad cod water; private family. Address M. ice. ‘OR RENT—COMFORTABLE FURNISHED OR infurnished Rooms at 1414 11th strect northwest; ‘healthy location; cars pass the door. sep17-m, w&s3t" 42-129" W ieinlthed with aot nee ge Mees cl Chambermaids, General Houseworkers, &c. Servants wanted. L. C. DUNDORE, 518 J0th st.'n.w. d18-10m" Fi'sna second fore with Board. we at pice and pecon wi 3 ‘and pleasant; modern improvements: convenient to three lines of street cars. 707 Ist. n.w. ‘au23-27t" WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN in any employment Arcee J-MLne Star ofica. ANTED—BY A_ LADY, COPYING TO D W fritor s plain Ana’ rapid hand; small salary pected. Address C. F., Star office. It WASTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL 18 YFAKS OF no object. | Na- ‘a Situation ae first-class cook and assistant washer and ironer; references given. Address Box 82, ‘Star of WAStep-ay TAN ENGLISHMAN, AGED 40, UN- married, employment as watobman, porter, Guuployers, city r country, Wook ot sefeeee ake ‘employe: ‘OF country. ferences. Ad- dreas kJ, Bar ofoe. sepl9-2t* WASZED—A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO TEACH netish, French, lower mathematics, and the rudi- ments of Latin and Painting, in # school or private family; references. Adaress Mies COKBIN, care of Prof. A. P. MONTAGUE, 1336 I street northwest, city. sep19-w, f&m, 3t* ANTED—BY A NEAT GERMAN GIRL A SITUA- tion for general housework in family of two Pr sons. Address Box 67, Star office. seps-3t" WANteDs8 POSITION BY A BAR-TENDER, Address W. B., Star office. sep l8-2t* WADSTED_BY A YOUNG LADY A SITUATION as or in _aprivate family or ‘school. Has had experience and can furnish ¥ commendations. Or. would be companion and reader fora lady. Address Box 19, Star office, sepT-2w WASTED = SILUATIONS-NURSES FOR THE sick can be obtained at all hours of the day or nisht, through the Washington Directory for Nurses, southwest corner of 12th and F ats.n.w. sepl-3m ANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER maids, Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Waiters and Boys, with references. Women servants can be seen at ofttee,,icqnsed Agency, 926 F st.n.w. C. E. PRICE. au = WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS WASTED IMMEDIATELY—25 CARTS. APPLY to THOMAS JOYCE, Connecticut avenue, bet. K and L streeta northwest. 1° eee) SUROR ASE 208 GASH—SECOND ind printing material, suitable for snewevone ating price, condition, Bec Bas ei. Rise a W3STED AN EXTENSION-TOP TWO-SEAT family Carriage; need not be new, but must be in rod order and easy to pull. Inquire ct Air. YATES, 32 Pennsylvania avenue. seplo-3t WAstee a COUNTER ‘50 TO 70 FEET LONG, a for restaurant; also, steam - dress JOHNSON’S, 440 9th street n. w. cepi9-3t ANTED—THE USE OF HORSE FOR ITS KEEP- i until spring: drive two hours daily to buggy, ins care and reference given; owner Riwookly. "Address Box 66, Star oftica,’ “aopieaee™ ANTED—__ DERMATOLOGY. CS i hg Pimples, Fleshw: iat Blackheads, Tivorspots, Sal- lormeee a Tang Veins of the nose. Sapeetienes z nose. Bas ‘Hair, Coarse ‘Moles and Watts, Hxcreson= ces ou the N relids and. out wrsce, Nook, Nose, and Hands, Thin Eye and Lashes, Tb: lareb, Dry. ‘and Premature Grey Hair: Orown? Fresca Part and Temple Baldness, Rough and Cogmned Diseases, Blemishes and. fecta of Complexion, Eyebrows and Heir and Hand surcessfully treated by. Dr VAN DYCK, lermatologist. Dr. VAN RES wil have pore: PAR Tath goes poe Soth, cunt 224, 28th and 29th, 1st Dr. VAN D' ‘CK will remove his office and Fok, RENT—A FINELY-FURNISHED PAKLOR ? ce one oF two connecting bed rooms, in bbrivate family ; su! ‘a Congressman or two or three gen- temen ; references required ; 423 lthet.n. w., au27-1m. —————— Ee ee FOR RENT-“STORES. Fe RENT—IN ONE. OF THE BEST BUSINESS localities, suitable for any kin Indies goods: "Address Box 90, Star office. “sop st: eae nee SURE OC SOPLI-BE two rocms for servant; 17th streets. W. WORMLEY, Wormiey’s hotel. BOARDING. iE OR TWO YOUNG MEN CAN FIND COM- fortable room and board at $15 per month, by ap- to Mrs, M. Burke, 116 Queen street, \lexat a, Va. eeply-2t* A A. sepls.6t* oO R KENT-TO A FAMILY ‘HO! NY MILY WITHOUT A ‘west modern tn rood teferenees Apply at 1618 Lath street, corner Curconse ‘seven-room brick ‘15h streets north- serece port: seplT-3t° RENT—$18 &c.; 1010 New 1008, 1B MO! ME FER MONTH_FRAME HOUSE, R RENT—FURNISHED—1209 13TH STREET ‘all modern’ {iaprorementay a Apply om premises, ce sepiT-3st* ee Inquire ‘mem! at i731 9. Congress or other ratefassiy: 1425 Corcoran 8-3) BRICK, ntne rooms, No. 1896 14th street, ey BRICK We fOENCR, Xo. 1338 Vermont twelve rooms, vacated by Hon. “omuiesioner of tadsan ‘200. ns CK, 1837 Sth street northwest, a RESIDEN the nortuweat cxrner ef 15 aed Re chee chee PEGE Dullt for owners use, hard wood Aula, Three-story STONE FRONT RESIDENCE, No. 1421 * Setate Gf Aduiral” Rodgeoe street, owned by $21, 000. REPT Te te Ope fod treen ee, No. Thipe-sinry BRICK, on “"R” street, Minrestery BRICK, No. 1396 Corcoran street, be Hi.'Gen. TifcH FOX & BROWS 1437 Pen: ia avente, BR CENT INVESTMENT, FoR SALE STEN oe el Tent, $13 each. beth. and cellar; ot ioodern tay "650; worth $25 locality first 615 North Carolina avenue east, wopld-4t Fes FIVE NEW TWO-STORY AND MAN- Sierra Seren oie Ss 5 te payments DAN- ENHOWEE & SUN, 100 T eee ‘eep19-1in Fo. SALE—AT BARGAIN, A FINE LARGE three-story and attic brick Dwelling, 12 rooma, 2allarand all uodecn improvemeater Aine sable in tear, A ‘arranged aud located fi the heart of ‘the city. DANENHOWER F street. on FORREST TBE ELEGANT DWELLING, 1605 I atreet northwest. ven fork avenue, October it Soy We F HELLER tea sopls-6t FOR SALE “sOugE AND FURNITURE. story press brick; modern 1: ‘west; furuitare Dew: wi fice." JAMES E. WAUGH, 853 F atreet. FOR BENT—912 F STREET NORTHWEST, SUIT. ‘able for dwefling or office rooms: stable on ihe rear oftct. Inquire of O- HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets sepl4-6t* BR Ri NT—1520 8 8TREFT NORTHWEST, handsome Brick; back building, rent, $50. JOS! window, modern improvemen: Eek FONRES: Ty 917 Fat. wepls et : }1 rooms, 28 furniture in fi the year; or by fon RENT—A rear; member of ven November Ist. BRv., 1103 F street northwest. COMPLETELY FURNISHED central! and located; house tbe rented for eight months a bAUNDELS & . eepl2-Im B& RENT—318 ITH STREET SOUTHEAST, Hi ‘rick, marble teimtaed modern ii condition; door, 120. barnace; only $25 jouse, 4 provements; ren! + in excellent im ente; Gate rent paid; in per month.’ Apply next eepli-2w* NT — FURNISHED HOUSE, EIGHT Plendid neighborhood, r at 1131 17th a oe ie THE Apply on the premises. iB RENT— LARGE ELEG: 1301 K street, Fine stable an to private famil; PCORSEN RESIDENOR, (Franklin Square.) carriage-house. sepS-w&kslm* HOUSE 413 eight rooms; in ad A "T, New York Avenue hotel? NEW YOKK AVENGE in repair; JOHN B ar brick front, four roome on first and five on second odern FE, RENT NINE-ROOM HOU: foot, and fire im, PRESSED ‘all m: provements. “JUHN SHERMAN & ©O., 927 F street. au25-1m_ BR BENT. Cor. 24 andPa. av, f.$200. Cor. 2d and N sts.,£.1: ‘718 19th st, 14 rs.,.m0.1.. ms. ‘store 20. $20.50 00 1337 K st. n. 1221 K st. n.w, 2001 I st. n. w. 00 joo 1d Ta.. 100) 13 ra... 100] 3528-3m —NEW DWELLING HOUSi street northwest. AD) 2023 Hillyer ave. 1. Ws rs... 913 16th stn. w.. (50,911 16th st... 2017 Ebllyer ave. u. w-, 10 ra. = w. 13 rs.., Real Estate Yrokers, 1324 F street norttr FOR SAL E—LOTS. FPORSA4LE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN—THE WHOLE of square 713, 106,000 Bessed value. A good int ERER, 1000 F street W. WA! mare feet, at less than as- it for itahata. Dorthwest. septs-ot" tod. 3: SHEDD, 1403 Tah, Fotuies tion. ulations will & CAPERTO: SALE— bi on F street ene now on favorable terms. ‘ots and ote half square of ground in the northwest s-c- Persons for xood investments and spec gall tor further information on CASSIN N, 1339 F st, new. ‘A VERY DESIRABLE LOT FOR A northwest. Can be Also, 8 number of ‘OR SALE—$1, 000 CASH Lot west: 31 sepl0-2w* 48 xt Ne 3 frontil are 694, cn en Jorn avenue; fronting CAN BUY NORTH PART Ok SALP—FIVE NEW TAREE-STORY AND basement Bricks, on 13th street northwest, twelve rooms and improvements, $6,000, on forme “GuO. Fe GRAHAM. Attorney, “St chaed, Building. sepl9-3t” Fe SALE—A THREE-STORY BAY WINDOW house of 11 rooms, fui and Fuh eden, aon aaa We. BAGy = 1420 New York avenue. vd eepltet Fo SALE—AT A LOW PRICE— Acorner property in the West End. Lot 60 by 110. ‘Three story and callar brick dwelling. Apply at once. sepl8 -6t WM. P. YOUNG, New York avenue. _ a ed BRoANS Bovee InN rar MOST E'veanion rt avenue: both rooms. ‘aud large cellar with coal veult in front, ‘The house has been recently built, not baving been oc- cup:ed, the owner asmuailer house. There is also a three-horse stable in the rear, with carriage cles Vator, Will be sold for $30,000. ‘This offer will be held pen to purchasers till about the 20th of Uctober, when “will be positively withdrawn. Address Bex 65, Star office, ‘sopl8-6t™ Fok SALE POR $4,650—THREE-STORY PRESS brick front house, eleven rooms, modern tmprove- ments, one «guar from Avenue: & in to buyer: W. £. BURFORD, B04 ¥ st-nwe opis tw F 9K SALE—N*EW HOUSES ON CONNECTICUT avenue. BOARDMAN & GOKDON, 1411 G -troot, opposite U.S. ‘ireasury. wopls 5° POR SALE—BY 8. H. WALKER, 630 OUISIANA Fteme 405 nna toh tian portent, tases, press: oe vector py o Gat ep - ences; Just ‘completed; cheap, venient to care, school aud bunineas; call'and see them. eepi8 POX, SATE FOR 32,400, EASY TERMS, NICE cellar modes itaprowersen ood oe room: moder vemontay . w. BURFORD, 804 F strect bortbwent ecpls-6t at oni ee. PGE SATE P08 $4,100, KASY TERMS IF SOLD 32:00 three-story. press brick {font “house, ten oom mod-rn improvements, nicely locate. W. E. BUKFORD, 804 F stroct northwest, ‘eepls-6t JOR SAE OR EXCHANGE—GREAT BARGAIN in northwest seciion of city—iance dwelling with every convenience: fine stable and 55,200 feet of Found: cost $50,000; price $25,000. Address F.8.E., ioe, sepl7-6r* FE, o SIX-ROOM BRI House for $1,900 cash: ens and water. Apply Owner, M. E. SHIPLEY, 606 D street n. w. seplt-dt° 1 SALEBY PARKER & TOWNSEND, 1418 F street, House two-stories and Ens- inh basement; house 22 eek frout by 40 deep: lot 140 deep; in the most thorough ‘manner: bu 570. ‘Will bocold ats bareain, owner having ik New York, seplT-lw FoR Re EG THE, RESIDENCE OF GEN. A. &. PAINE, 204 A street southeast. Apply to PAINE & LADD, 412 5th street northwest, seplé-im R SAL} —MUST BE SOLD IN THU NeXT TEN days, House 623 Esat Capitol stre-t, ten. roome, Owner is going west. Apply ou premiven. scpld-aw" i SALE—A ROW OF EIGHT TWO-STORT F Bick Hours at eto ot Keeton TORE astore(nesrly completed )with water and gan i oar anteed first quality in material, construction and Auiss. ito, three-story, House, proawed brick. with bay win Font. in north wes ‘Aphly early. H. SPINDLE, Office S10 F trot ‘eepltiwe BrICK ROUS : E, FPR SALES S.500—HANDSOME three stories, bay window, nuclial it me, two bath-rooms, ‘large basement-room and kitchea, hot an? cold water and cas marble mantels, stable and dwoiling in rear. ‘The hous 4s now renting for +780 per annum. Appiy to JACOBS BROTHERS, 1229 Pennsylvaniaavenue. sepll-2w FF02, SALES AN EIGHT-ROOM, STORE, BATH and cellar, brick house, 950 K st. n. w. ; or wi Lex change for a 6-room brick house, well iocatod. j-1m* Feu Sage or side by 90 20 BY of 16th, near T Inquire of street north fevt, on west side of North northwest. Sth ntreet, or 1594 9th street northwest. 100 FEET, ON WEST ett IRWIN B. LINTON, 410 e-ps-2w ne LOST AND FOUND. Pha mae eOARD TWO NICELY FUR. | Jf 0ST ON, SEPTEMBER i¢rm—A SMALL BAY ate tod mmunicating rome on second floor. sonth | 2-4 Hors eacr will be pala'it retargad te front, 104 © street southeast, one square trom PARI! | SOHN WAURISON, 050 Got ete oe sepld 3t* OARDING— “INGLESIDE,” MT. PLEASANT, | J OSTA _SMA.L PASS-BDOK, CONTAINING Bose ome furan een naan ge: | Mite eutana lpaeee pea OP ara veyance to care: terina reasonable. sevki-8t_ | 145 Adj't Generate Oltice. 2027 I STREET NORTHWEST WILL BE. opened for guest September 17th: desira- bie roome, southern exposure, with Board at reasona- ble Rates; convenient locstion for Army and Navy. Mrs W. ©. DAVIS, sepi8-2w* ‘eep19-2x" 5 BEWAL oR 4 ‘ane, with initials J. M. W. to5: D—LOST SUNDAY NIGHT, ON COR. 4 and F streets southwest, Gold Head Dec 25th, "81, Return 4% st. 8. w., and no questions asked. ‘sepl9-3f" FOR REXTCAT Uaid K STREET, 922 AND 924 heath street northwest, Sogant rooms en suite or sin- gl rmanent or transient boarders; also, Boarders scoommodstods Men ER eeeak 1.e14-1m* OR RFNT—FURNIBHED ROOMS (WITH Board), large and pleasant; modern improvements; convenient to the stréet cars; also Table Board. 714 19th street northwest. sep5-w&slm* PRAGUE HOUSE, COR. 6TH AND E firet-clans board; rooms on 2d and 3d floors, large and amail; prices rangini from $25 to $65 ver m0. a¢- cording to location and number in the rooms. sep3 3w* LAxCe, ATEY ROOMS FOR RENT, AT 314 AND 316 Indiana avenue. “Also, for three months at sixteen dollars per montn. Advance payment sirictly required. sep5-3m PETERSON, THE WELL-KNOWN CATERER, has taken thenew Honse 1159 17th street ncrthwest, in connection with his old stand, 28 Towa Circie. ‘No. 1129 17th street northwest ig a new house, and has been newly furnished Phroughout, and some of the ‘very Best “rooms in the city, with can be had. Apply between one and six p.m. he apzvos superior Mos s at short notion: everything frst; lase; families supphed: Meals delivered by horse an ‘Furnished Rooms ip both wagon; handsomely ous one . southern ex; al with desired: loce4on. un 2 vel moderate. ‘Telephone connections. Paus-sin LEXINGTON, CORNER OF lira STREET (herd Now Yor avs. n-w., with pleasant rooms for manent and transient : also. table boarders Socommodated, Mire. M. I. COLLEY, proprictiens, HE LOCHIEL, 512 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, . furnishes very Gestrable inducements to permanent and transient rooms, en single, Tabls first-class. au PEEMANENT, ARANSIENT AND DAY BOARD- ‘scoommodated corner Of 15th and I streets. Mus. M.T. 6m IREMONT HOUSE—CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR, ee fcr familion. ‘Rates. $250 sn Bees rable altuson for tectinn Bane aay; $25, $90, $85 and $40 perma. EW-DENICON Poet 3 Grant Pisce, Doreen Be ee LAPIER HOUSE, 8. W.COR.10rs AND ESTS. cane se ae | Ta ioe oe ep crac Brg WANTED HOOLDBIDGE'S PILE OINTMENT, | atreasonable torins. "Moule ata herve, of dons, corner 4% street and Maryland averoc see Lngi0it DIUING Rooms ror Tapies anp Bes aa | ei aie oncaeg Oe ANTED—A NEW OR GOOD SECOND-HAND Rooms for Ladies and Famiiies up ‘Furmture Wagon. Apply to JOHN MoLonGH. | Seat! ‘unches eerved from LIN, 12 2d street northeast. oplt-oe | me sac aist SW: BEALE Prop! ANTED—A BICYCLE 42 44 INCH. IN- muire of W. BON, i Wsseeie SMHS SON Suan ate | BUSINESS OHANCES. 'ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, WARZER-SECOND. TURE: AD SALE AN ESTARLISHTD RETAIL pa WANTED— DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL —Lapres | tabaci tan nsen, "Tne Dest onportanity oan learn dress cutting, over offered for anactive man to make money. Apply and trimming. Parlors an O13 Tite ae ‘and Markee, for intormaGer” iw. [oie eg aus” | “sopiocae nt ‘W4N7™D EVeuypovy To ENOW THAT THEY | "4 NEW HOUSE WITH STORE FOR RENT. 7. Cure and of al malarial disoases of D° WAVURSON SE A Other business; Wil reo hte were a E streot southwest. auae Fesponatbie party taborit ‘Address 609 7th st. s-w. ANTED_WHEELMEN, IT 18 TO YOUR IN- | _SP28-3t** W tateet to oe ea petals ap gLOUR IN ANTED—10, PUROHASE—FOR Goo Gone “by practical at 482 9th etreot. ‘Business or Private Property. Batre buolaeks’s oo. suo-Sw" | adares HTB, Suromee Nabe “ANTED_GET CARPETS CLEANED BY | 7 IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLO’ ee See ae chee ae | Lote tee le Maen Eepapteventon, NGLETON & SOERM cor aEN® | RUBE EE Broce a ee and the ‘the city. L cndead ANTED— 1404 PA. A’ ees oe hae WAktepa. RICE, 490 M. PERSONAL. = e. to Navy paper, ($172). return of the sai southeast. OST- son’ $25 REWARD—IN ‘Yard. a roll of The above reward will be me to BROOKS BURKE, GOING FROM G er. s. money, wrapped in brown aid for the 24 G street sepl9-2t" $5, ve REWARD_EITHER AT J. B, DON fish market or W. Robinson, butcher. Lo: jana avenue, a $50 bank note. Above will be paid if turned to either of the Places, \. at OST—ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER lérm, A Brown and white old. A liberal reward will be pai H street, Colley about #ix months if returned to 1611 OST—OR LEFT—MONDAY NIG! between the and 20th streets northwest. a new four- BER 101 Gtreet and 141 button. dressed to inside breast uestions asked. somewhere cut-away coat, with same person, pocket. M- nue and N @ letter and two bills, ad- rene wigs Sos a if returned to Star office. pit se O8T—A SMALL BLACK A\D TAN GY¥1 ral reward if returned to 707 6th street n._ 7-4 FOE SALE AT A GREAT BARGATN_pni ‘Store and two Frame Dwellings, for #4. 200; ni located; to clove out estate. Apply 404 9th streci north= went. eeps—im OR SALE—O SFE OF THE LANGEST A: MOST desirable Residences on Khode Island avenue: un- excepicpabie newhborhood; receatiy built, a:d too for present owner. Can’ be bought now, on reasonable terms. CASSIN & CAPERTUN, 1390 F street northwest. sei-2w JOR SALE—1712 N STREET NORTHWEST, 12 rooms, Dew, bay windows front and rear: all mod- i improvements; fizwt-clasx in every Pespect. Also 2107 Pefin. ave. n. w., 13 rooms, $8500." eus0-en Fok, gALE-Four NEW, ELEGANT PRIVATE residences, 472, 474, 476 and 478 U strect, corner of 5th street northwest. ‘Stone and press-brick front, With all modern improvements; 11 rooms, pautry, Hi: brary, bath-room, coal vault, speaking tu A good for investment. Will’ be soid low and on Houses open for iuepection from 7. m. to Tidity dkauire of the owner, JUN HUCKEY MEYER; 1000 O street northwest. ‘au29-30* RK SALE TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES, Now. 1202-1204 N st. n.w., bet. 12th aad 13th'sts., the hishest location in this city, bulit very subst ntial, with the latest improvements, and containing 11 rooms and a cellar. ‘The first floor has rich crystal as fixtures, ana polished brass is used for th reaidue. A large ventilating space under the roof protects the third story. The fronts are fared. with proswed aed cose imeital bricks, and have lofty towers, the upper part of Which acts usa veutilator. The houses are open for “x- Saunation {rom § aan. to T p.m. every day. Otherwise ap owner, K, GOLDSCHMID, anli-3m 812 Tth stre't nortnwest. FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS SALE—THE CAT-RIGGED, CABIN YACHT Maroppa, in perfect ord:r, auda very fast sailor Prive$l5. Address H., ~tar office. sepl9-3t OST—# REWARD — STRAYED AWAY FROM Ligetiott Lrove Yard, ou forehead, A. K. marked with. ward will Center Mar! bbe paid for return to GEO. ‘one red Heifer, white spot tar on 35 re- oeLLLT AN, eo sepl7-3t" MONEY TO LOAN. 10 LOAN—$25,000 ON FIRST-CLASS |. EAL ES- men’ insuran tate only; no commissions. A.A. WILSON, Fire. Panoo Company, corner 7th strect ana Louis- MOREE EoL0AN ON BEAL esTaATE. PROMPT ALTENTION TO ALL APPLICA. ‘TIONS. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, MoE TO LOAN-ON au30-1m AB. 1 REAL ESTATE BECU- PRATT & SON, "Tunedin Hail Bodine, HAVE MOSEY T0 LOAN ON GOOD REAL ) Re, security at Sandé Xo Firemen’e insurazos” Firemnea'e eur ‘Louisiana it. ey GHEE, “Mom iy ‘commer 7th ‘street 3y]0-3m Thave sum- of terest. MONEY TO 10) from 9100 and we Slontad rate oF aperetbewt, pire AGENCY, 001 D Previn" sunarant & aes Ji A ‘Has .D HIS PRIVATE Tee eee SCRAP od C PICTURES. el copa POR SALE—AT A BARGAIN IMMEDIATE fully equipped Feed store. Reason for sqiling wiven'on application, Address Box 7, he Feoicare too cy, mar ceria hota cod Bence city, her Car jorme and Ha ness. DOWN 's Stables, 1620 L street northwest. — #18-2t* {0 SALE-ROAN MARE, 16 HANDS, 6 YEARS old, sound and gonth ond family horse, apeely, Works any place; good & ddle horse; stands without hitching. . C. OMEARA, 215 Fenn. ave. sepls-3t" Fe SALE— HANDSOME BAY HORSE, SIX years old, 15 hands, warrante! sound and perf: —— — ib apy prey oe isa : ve; In also a suport ore. Ale near Biantes, Whip pate nt eae it = ‘This is considered ‘one of ‘the finest outfits in the city. For particulars apply to THOMAS DOWLING, Anc- loneer, 11th stroetand Peansyivania ave. sepi7-6t JFROE SALE_HORS?, BUGGY AND HARNESS; Tundoeeaddla. Apply at slabua’’ L110 thee sense iroos undoeuaddler 1 x 10 Tb ate Borthwest. _wepli si Fe i S\LE—A LARGE YOUNG WORK HOKSE; fectly sound; can be seen at 1209 F strect north: sepiT-m, wht, 3t Fa SALE—SACRIFICED FOR $126 CASH—ELE- case: gan'. nearly new, T-octave Piano, fine rosewood 3 brilliant tone; ce of the best makers: five sears guarantee; and has no fur paar 5 BT. B. GRAHAM, Hepository and Factory, J 410-416 cb street northwest, UR BALT—S'VERAL FINE HOSES; LARGE Frcs ruiesier, const, lar dann and ji Fagen; fine Ese! and bridie. 1620 L porthweet.