Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1883, Page 8

NDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STI HOUSES AND LOTS, The Bosten-Powell Libel Case. “ FuaEe WARNINGS. ASICK STOMACH-AN ACHING HEAD—AND CONSIDERABLE GENERALDEBIEITY, ARE THREE ATTORNEYS —8th page. AveTion Saxes—Tth and 8th pares, Boarnixc—Sth pave. Booxs, &.—Sth pare. Brstxpss CHaxcrs—4th page. Cry Irexs—sth pase. Covrray Rear Estare—Sth page, Drarus—sth page. Dextrerey—6th page. Drv ¢ Epvcs UPPLIES—Tth page, th pase St (Rooms) —4th page, Ror Rext (Houses)—tth pace. For Rexr (Miscellaneous 4th page, Fox Saxe (Miscellaneous). Sth page. Fon Sate (Honses)—4th page GENTLEMES's Goops—3d p Houservestanreos—th pax Lanes’ Goons—sth pace. List oF Lerrens—3i pace. Lost axp Fowxp— sth pao, Mowry To Loas—Sth pacw. Mercat, &c—fth pace. Pensoxat—dth page. 6th pe Rartxoaps—6th paze Scrar Preree Wanren (He Waste (S: Wastep (He The Weather, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasttixatos, D. €., Oct. 13, 1833, 10am. For the miidle Atiantic states, partly cloudy weather ant local rains, easterly shifting to north- erly winds, rising barometer In the northern por- Yon, stat onary barometer tn the southern por- Uion, stationary or slight falling temperature. SPECIAL BULLETIN—A RAINY SUNDAY INDICATED. Local rains ere tudicated on Sunday in New Englind, the middie Atlante states, Tennessee, the Ohio valiey and lake region, with slightly cooler Weather In the two frsi-named district: and slightly wagner weather In the last nam districts. ———_-—__ Reap DawMaxy’s opening price ist for Monday, ip City Itews. A Dammann, Agent, 806 7th st. hw. Lapres’ Coats $2 up. Stern’s, 904 7th. Our elegant Mnes of ball souve- ‘nu and dinner cards, and ts of every description. Now Reavy. nirs and progr: opening announce jorrison & Duval, statloners spectaltles, 805 and 67 D st. harlotte Russe. Macutves For Rent, by the week or t Oppenheiner’s, 525 9th street northwest, St. Cloud buiidin ‘New plated vest chains and bracelets, Prigg’s Witt Remove to our new store, 426 9th st. nw." Tuesday, October 16th. T. JaRv: 1.50 904 7th. 5 Kemethys, 1109 Pa. ay., takes one hone thirteenth pa.tited,for nt's fine button, laced 2nd Congress; » ho tip; style 2, medium pointed” toe Upped. 816 Ponnsyt 1-4 DLaNkers $1.50. Stern ez. tne photo: Hany’s style 1, broud Found toe tippe 7th street and 19: all at Chris, Xunder’s, est. MBrocape VeLvereex ern’s, 901 7th. Reap Dastasy’s mz price lst for Monday, in City Kems 2 i, Avent, 896 7th stn. w. friend, yesterday zainst the Mutual Relief Mf for the amount of As-ochition and Dora policy held by compiata: Bazan DRessMAKER, tllustrating fall and winter styles, 15 cents, at Oppenh x 9th street northwest, St. streets, substan- and containing ar. ‘The house 1S |. t0 7 p.m. every +, R, Goidschmid, timproven rooms and a e211 Open for examination from § day, othe ¥ 11 24 st. nw. Mrs. K. A: Poxova 3 eet, needs two Brst-class milliners. 'S not desired. 904 7th. Gesr's Guernsey J ‘bach’s,7th and TH. BURGLAR ALARMS, speaking tubes, iron safes re tired. and nical bells. J... Kuebl- io, bear Pension enh J. Jay Govt. bur: debe 2, silks,” velvets and other Inens, blankets, carpets and to call hrane’s before re- sual bargains are" turnishiigs. 1432 um” 3 neat carpet- of extriordinary durabil- trea, han ne and never y oll-cloth. rican the best English grades can now be with the word en the back of every square ie goods, and all carpet dealers ity. It ise cold like the o: make has c 453 Pa. av. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. blooming cactus can be Py MMe € stre Ferm yesterda and others against an dite sdairy on &1 street, A decision will will thodist | Tow even. | n especially . * person un- cared for by the 0 reply to Mons reh, ob Tuesday fined $5 ing cowe ouse other | | % in each of e Court this | ces Was for prozanity in on, Mary Jackson, 1 and Lotta Beaner, igned in a croup in| for being d were all 5 1st, 1 exhibition of the substance | ted the wouder and adusiration | herd, T, and Sumpte. ‘The lawn-tennis tournament arranged between embers cf the Wasalugton, Maple and Kendall | Green clubs will taxe place at’ Kendall Green this afternoon, the weather permitting. The Washington Press club will inect to-morrow afternoon at the club rooms, Frota Jos. Suillington we have the Young La- dies Journal tor Novemver. Enough money has been Tecetved to insure the ‘mmediate building of the ¥.M.C.A. gymnasium, wd ft is provable that a suitable Dullding will oon be erected. Charles Beveridge was before the Police Court ‘his morning on le change of promoting the game t “polley.” The prosecutor sald he had not evi- lence enough to present the case to the court, and be Would ask tat it be continued, whicu'was ne. A marrice I-ense has been issued to Wm. Har- thon and M5 Pierson, both of Bladensburg, Ma. Seiascanis Samal Rostrxa ax Usocevpiep Hovse.—Some time during tue 1 | nurs | Street. ‘The Real Estate Market Dealers Busy Renti Houses—Building Opera- ations, Ete. “We are busy renting and selling houses Just now,” remarkela prominent real estate dealer, Pausing for a moment to reply to an inquiry from & Sra reporter. “Business 1s good and there 1s plenty to do,” he continued, “but nothing specially notable. You can see by glancing at the record that there have Deen a good many transactions during the week, infact an unusally large number. But they are mostly small sales.” “The fall season,” he resumed, “is just about be- ginning, and Texpect that, there will be a great eal of business “done. ‘The large demani of houses will naturally stimulate building, and the favorable outlook will encourage the investment of money.” At this point the dealer became absorbed In the mass of papers on his desk, and the reporter left to seek other opinions. ‘The experience as given above seemed to be a general one, and may be regarded as a descriptive Of the present condition of the real estate market. THREE HANDSOME HOUSES. Messrs. Dearing & Johnson, the well-known building contractors, have just fished for them- selves three handsome dwelling houses on 19th Street, near Connecticut avenue,which are models of compactness and neat workmanship. Each house has seven rooms, and 13 elevated from the street by a terrace covered witha bright green crop of grass. A stone stairway, with bronzed handrails, leads to the front door and entrance Way. ‘The tront and hall doors are of solld oak, tastefully carved, and the hallway and rooms on the ‘first floor’ are finished in hardwoods, mostly buiton wood, cherry, mahogany, and Oak. ‘The parlor, opening from. the wide hall doors ts long ‘and amply large. The Mantels are of cherry, and everything {3 neatly arranged with reference to comfoit and conveni- ence. The parlors connect with a dining-room on the same floor, in the rear, which 1s provided with adumb-waiter and a suit of closets, the dumb- waiter running froma the kitchen in the basement to the second story. The vestibule doors and tran- som lights are in stained glass. A convenient stairway leads from the side of the rear hall to the basement, which 1s most conventently sub- divided into fuel, furnace-room, kitchen and other Tooms. One of Graff & Co.’s blast furnaces is in each cellar. ‘The kitchen in the rear basement is entirely disconnected with the fuel and furnace room. "It 1s supplied with one of Hayward & Hut- ehinson’s cooking ranges, an fron’ sink Doller to supply hot water for tne rooms above. The statr- way leading from the hall to the second and third stories {s built of oak, square in form, with land- ings at easy distances. The second story has a large front chamber in hard wood finish, high cetl- ings in whjte plaster, with handsome center- pieces. ‘There 13 another large chamber in the Tear, with clothes presses, closets for bed or other clothing; also bath-rgom’ and the usual closets. In the third story 1s a large chamber in front, taking in the entire width of the lot. There ard closets for packing away linen and other clothing. The fronts present a picturesque appearance, be- ing laid in ornamental moulded brick work, with window sills of Ohio Sandstone. Each front has a gable end. BUILDING AND REAL ESTATE NOTES. Mr. H. F. Barker has commenced the erection of a two-story brick dwelling, to cost 35,000, at the corner of 9th street and Virginia avenue southwest. Mr. Barker 1s having plans prepared for seven two-story brick dwellings on Virginia avenue, near 9th street, to cost $25,000. James H. DeAtley has commenced to build a brick awelling on G street, hear 6th southwest, to cost $3,000. Mr. Wm. B. Marche has commenced the erection of two two- story brick houses on 7th street, near East Capitol, Four handsome brick dwelling-houscs have just been finished by Mr. Hess, at the corner of West and Green streets, West Washington, for the Linthicum estate. Mr, Joaquin Miller, the poet of the Siérras, has purchased a buiding site at the head of 16th Street, ncar the stand-plpe, and will, It 1s stated, build ‘upon it an old-fashioned log’ cabin, where the poet in primitive simplicity. Captain A. Thomas 15s making a handsome improvement on 22th street, above N street. ‘The house has 20 feet front, of pressed brick, with moutded brick and stone cornice, and halt'man= Sard roof, tiled. A bay window extends two stories, and will have a red tiled roof balcony. The interior finish ts tn oll. The cost ts $6,000. T. F. Schdeider, architect; N. Eckhardt is the butider. ACTIVITY OF BUILDING OPERATIONS. ‘The amount invested in the butlding of dwelling houses in this District for the tscal year ended Tune 30, 1883, was upwards of one million of dol- lars in’ excess of the amount expended for the same Purpose for the Ascal year ended June 30, S82. ee ‘Tag Natiowat Theater Next WEER.—Mr. C. D. Tiess, who ts one of the pioneers in English opera and Well remembered as one of the most success- ful managers who ever located In Washington, opens on Monday with the Acme opera company, Which comprises some sixty artists, choristers and musicians, of about as good material as 13 known to the English operatic stage. Miss Abbie Carrington, one of the tive prima donne, alter ated two years ago with Etelka Gerster, of the Mapleson opera troupe. Among the contraltl_are Miss Emma Elsner, Miss Flora Barry and Miss Jula FL May. Mark Smith and the Peakes’ brothers are the well known baritones, while the principal comedian {sGeorge W. Denham, who Reeds no introduction tn Washington, nor does Miss Blanche Chapman, another favorite here, ‘The company opens with “Murtha,” and will fol- low with “The Chimes of Normandy,” “The Pi- Fates” (Matinee), “The Bohemian Girl” “Fra Dia aritana,” “The Mascotte” (tatinee), “Faust” on Saturday night, ———— VALUABLE ADVICE TG MOTHERS AND TEACHERS, Wednesday afternoon the lirst lecture of the sea- son was given by Mrs. Loulse Pollock at the Kindergarten training school, 510 11th Amy instruction on child culture in this age, When so many houses are made miserable by the bad behavior of children and the mismaaage- ment of young and !nexpertenced mothers,should be welcomed and this one was well attended. here willbe afree kindergarten lecture every dnesday at 3 o’clock,at the nurses’ kindergar- ten training school, pe ‘Tne Diag Mvsevv.—The crowds in attendance at the popular Dime Museum are on the increase. ‘The performance offered 1s. a highly entertaining one, while the curiostUes on exhibition are very Geol The largest woman ta the world, Hannah attersby, just returned from England, and whose Weight 15 70 pounds, will be on exhibition here ext wee See Rear. Esratr Owners can get a good map of the city, With squares numbered, Sree, by calllag on BH. Warner, No. 916 F street northwest. Avsowwrrey Pore RRR 0O Y YA L K ROO YY AA L RRR OO YY AA L R ROO ¥ AAAL R ROO Y¥ A ALLL REE RRR P PO OWWWWD R PPPO O WWWWD RRR RP OO WW WW D RR... P 00 W W DbD EEER KR This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, th, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alam or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Rovat Baxixa PowbER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ape Ratner UNNY | TO HAVE YOUR STYLE OF ADVERTISING DE- RIDED ONE DAY AND ADOPTED THE NEXT. THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, adhere to its original style of advertising, giving ard as near a description of goods as possible: aving the rest to the judsuent of the thousands who isit it aud examine for themselves, FOR YOUTHS AND MEN. 4-Button Cutaway Suits, in Oxford gray, corkscrew, at my $15, sold clxswhere for S35. 4-Button Cutaway, brown or blue corkscrew, at $17; cannot be bought elsewhere under $30. Black D. B. Diagonal Snits (Prince Albert coat), ‘cheap at $25; Black D. B. Worsted Prince Albert Suit $18, worth every baad ons, cont Nobby Business Suits for $8, worth $14. All-Wool Cheviot and Cassiniere Suits at $10, worth $18, A Good Fall Overcoat at $6, sold everywhere for $10. A Melton Fall Overcoat, in all colors, for 83; worth 814, Our Fall Overcoats at’ $10, $12, $14 aud ‘$16 are not e4 withi Berviceable Heavy O° anywhere within $50 eae at bates ‘$10; must eseen precited A splendid Chinchilla Overcoat ‘st $12, would eater: Guriog ta ioe {the 21th instant thieves broke private house belonging @ National Mi Bauk and took twelve side brackets, one drop-iteht, a smaller one, seven brass spig- 0ts, elzht Lickel plate do., four nickel lock plates, “iniug cut from bath and wash tubs, lead pipe cut from the basin in bed-room and the water tank, ‘ead taken from 28 meter, etc. Lieut. Guy dis- overed the condition of things yesterday morn- sappose* entered Warough the front basc- enth WIDGOW, - Afull lino of Black Diagonal and Wi Saas up. Our $15 Beay Overcoat takes the . | Disck D. B tt Nolte at 85, 0am 25; the same wwe kept since starting Peuded upon to give satisfaction” |” A" ‘en e FOR BOYS 4 TO 11. rercoats and Snits at #2.5 te Butced 39 per cent below tite eons ee peas FOR BOYS FROM 12 TO 17. Suits snd Overcosts at $5, 86, $7, $8 and $10; not prodt in how prod in fo pay for extensive: description PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS ‘at $1.50, €2, $2.50, $3, $4, $4.50 85 and $6; immense - GOSSAMERS at $2, $2.50, #3, $3.50 and $4. THE MISFIT ‘To-day was set down for the arguments in the charge of criminal libel brought by Mra. Anna M. Boston, the colored school teacher, against Mra. Julia A. Powell, also colored. The charge was brought in consequence of a letter written by Mrs. Powell tojPublic School Trustee Brooks, Ing that Mrs. Boston was guilty of immoral jons and was untruthful, and was not a fit person to teach school The € the case was heard in the Police Court last Saturday, as reported at the time in Tue Star. This morning Mr. Wm. A. Cook appeared for the defendant, and Mr. Charles 8. Moore for the government. Judge Snell sald: “This case lacks the one element necessary to make out even a prima facte case. If the allega- tion contained in the letter had been made to any person except the trustees the case would have en different, It was the duty of the trustees to examine these charges, and that does away with the malice, and it would be entatiing unnecessary expense on the government to send the case to the id Jury; and if {tis done it will be done over my ad. The cage 1s dismissed.” ART AND EPIccrisM.—Among the various im- provements made in Washington during the sum- mner, few, if any, are more marked than those ob- servable'In the famous Aman restaurant on 9th street. The change is so great that but for the familiar faces to be seen on every hand even old habitues would scarcely know the place. ‘The front room has been newly painted, papered and decorated in handsome styie, and a number of new and very attractive pictures have been hung on its walls, though many of the old favorites have deen Kept in place. | Among, the former may be seen several fac simile reproductions of the best battle pieces and war scenes by the famous French artists, De Neuville and Detatile. The dining room in the’ rear has also been renovated and redeco- rated in handsome style, and other changes caicu- lated to adorn the establishment and add tothe pleasure and comfort of its patrons are to be no- Uced on all sides. ‘The gem of the place is, how- ever, the boudotr-like lttle court which has been created between the lunch counter and the main dining room. Here hangs, under a most ad- Fantageous light, a superb copy, by Armor, of Bouguerean's celgbrated master-piece, “Nymphs and Satyr,” now belonging to the Hoffman House, New York. It is the same size as the original, and 1s @ remarkably fine and faithful reproduction. Indeed, when it is considered that it was made by an artist who may be sald to be almost without technical training, and who worked also without opportunities for close and constant study of and comparison with the original, as 1s usually the case, It 13 really an extraordinary work, and one Well worth studying, whether one has seen the original or not. It 'ts not at all surprising that this painting 1s constantly surrounded by an ad- ring throng, and {t really forms nearly as great an attraction where it hangs as the orlginal Is to. the place of its owner in New York. —— Foxp’s Orgra Hovss.—One of the dramatic Gyents of the season will be the appearance of Marle Prescott, in the new play of “Belmont’s Bride,” on Monday evening and throughout the week. It 1s sald by competent Judges to be a very strong comedy, fully sutted to the wonderful emo- tonal powers of Miss Prescott, who 1s well remem- Dered in Washington for the fine support which she gave Salvini. ‘The scene of the play is Amer- ican, and located in Kentucky at the beginning of the war. The company appears to be an excellent one, Eben Plympton, who was the leading actor with the late Adelaide Nelison, being the principal support of Miss Prescott. Among the others are Lilford Arthur, Miss Lillian Andrews and William Davidge,jr. The play and company have attracted excellent audiences elsewhere, and canngt fall to Meet deserved success here. ee SMyRwa Carpets anp RvGs aT Avcriow.—Thos, Dowling will sell ats auction rooms, on Monday hext, a splendid assortment of Smyrna carpets and ‘rugs, comprising about 200 lots. Also, some very superior pleces of parlor and other furniture, in which 1s a magnificent mahogany sideboard, SSS THEATER ComIqve.—To-night will be the last ap- pearance at the cosy Theater Comique of the “Two lohns” combination. Next week Miner’s famous comedy company will hold the boards and present a very interesting performance, 6 I Owe My Resronatiox TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY TO THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.” ‘Testimonial of a Boston Lady. DISFIGURING HUMORS, HUMILIATING ERUP- TIONS, ITC S, SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM and E HS cured by the CU- TICURA Remedi CUTICURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, Cleanses the blood and perspiration of impurities and poisonous elements, and thus removes the cause. CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, mstantlyallays Itch- ing and Inflanmation, clears the Skin and ‘Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, and restores the Hair, CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier and Toilet Requisife, prepared from Coricura, is indispen- sable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors, Skin Blauishes, Sunburn and Rough, Chapped or Greasy CUTICURA REMEDIES are absuintely purp, and the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers tree froin mercury, arsenic, lead, zine or any other mineral or veg- etable poison whatsoever, IT WOULD require this entire riper to do jnstice toa description of the cures performed by the CUTICURA Resonvest internally and Curicuna and CUrICURA Soar externally, A of the palms of the hands and of the ends of ) fery dificult to freat and usually considered ‘small patches of tetter and salt rheum on the ears, nose and sides of the face. SCALD HEADS with loss of hair without number, heads covered with dandruff and seal ons, espee cially of children and infants, many of Ww! since birth had been a mass of scabs, ITCHING, burning and scaly tortures that baffled even Telicf from Ordinary remedies, soothed and healed as by mu: PSORIASIS, leprosy, and @ther frizhtful forms of skin diseases, scrofulous ulcers, old sores and d paris wounds, each and all of which have been speedily, per- manently and economically cured by the CUrICURA ReMeptes when physicians, hospitals and all other rem- edies failed, as proven by a vast number of sworn testi- monials in Our possession, Which we Will cheerfully mail to any address, Sold everywhere. Price: CoTicuna, 50 cents. Reson- VENT, $1. Soap, 25centa, PorrEn DRUG AND CuEM- ical Co., Boston, Mass, Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” For Rough, Chapped and Greasy Skin, Black Heads, Pimples aud Skin Blemishes use CuticuRa Soar. ol Canrers: Canpvers: i THE LATEST STYLES IN BRUSSELS AND IN- GRAIN CARPEIS, ew styles will be added to our Ia.ze assortment on MONDAY, OCTOBER 8ra. BRIGHT STYLES, LARGEST ASSORTMENT, Low! 25 cts., 20 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts., 62cts., 75 cts., Bcts., S5cts, FLOOR DRUGGETS, all sizes, Latest Designs, Lowest Prices, VELVET, MOQUETTE AND TAPESTRY RUGS. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, all widths. NOTTINGHAM CURTA LACE, new designs, 25 cts. 31 ets., 37 cts., 45 cts, BALL WOOL WHITE BLANKETS, per pair $5, $5.50, $6, 87, Cc M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, O06, Sonth Side. “AT tsvitte, JOHNSON & WINE are now dividing the cream of their farm, known as Ravenwoot, adjoining the village of Hyattsville, into building lots (ncarly all the lots formerly divided having been sold.) ‘These lots are on yery high ground and are beautiful aid cheap. You have here pure afr, good mincral water and excellent society. To persons with moderate means who desire toget a home a rare opportunity is offered. Go out and see what has been done in the way of improvements, such as the erection of new houses, grading and gravel ing streets and putting down brick sidewalks, &c., and you will return convinced that the driving of a few stakes by a surveyor is not all that has been done there, Commutation rates about six cents each way on the B, and 0. R. R. -Any of thie undersigned will take you out, free of charge, and show you the Lote, GEORGE J. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. LD. WINE, 1930 Pennsylvania avenue, ML. LITTLEFIELD, Hyattsville, E.8. WESCOTT & CO., 0c9-10¢ Cor, 20th st. and Pa, ave, J. Tomer, LADIES’ TAILOR, ‘No. 809 E street northwest, 0c10-Im. ee oars }; THAT NEVER tating. Isforsalsat >” ‘clean, and can be worn while EST PRICES, | WARNINGS WHICH IT IS MADRESS TO DISRE- GARD, DANGEROUS DISEASES MAY BE EXPECTED TO FOLLOW THEM IF NOT WITHOUT DELAY. TONE THE RELAXED STOMACH, THE EXCITED BRAIN, INVIGORATE THE NERVOUS: SYSTEM, AND REGULATE THE BOWELS WITH TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT IF YOU WISH TO ESCAPE THE EVILS WHICH THE PREMONI- TORY SYMPTOMS INDICATE. HOW MANY CON- SUMING FEVERS, VIOLENT BILIOUS ATTACKS, NERVOUS PAROXISMS, AND OTHER TERRIBLE AILMENTS MIGHT BE PREVENTED IF THIS AGREEABLE AND INCOMPARABIE SALINE TONIC AND ALTERATIVE WERE ALWAYS TAKEN IN TIME! SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. O13 CITY ITEMS. Galvano-Magnetic Treatment or Disease. REPORT OF PROGRESS IN 4 CASE WHICH HAS BEEN ‘Unpen OUR TREATMENT OvER A YEAR. THIS GENTLEMAN PREVIOUS TO ComING UNDER OUR CARE HAD BEEN CONFINED TO THE HOUSE FOR Two YEARS WITH THAT DREADFUL DISEASE OF THE Nervovs System NaMeD LOcoMOTER ATAXIA, OR PROGRESSIVE DEGENERATION OF THE Gray Mater OF THE Spine. READ HIs Re- PoRT NOW AND JUDGE WHETHER OR NOT WE CAN BE OF SERVICE IN THE INCIPIENT STAGES OF D13- BASE WHEN SUCH CHRONIC INCURABLES YIELD, HARFORD FURNACE, HARFORD CO., MD. October 6, 1833, Gentlemen.—Your favor of some days ago was duly received and contents carefully noted. Since my return from Ocean City, Md., I have been at home, and I amglad to say that I continue to gain in strength and that my general health 1s excellent. I walk better ana with more certainty and confldence; go up and down stairs alone. I walk out in the grounds here daily, the weather favoring. I take no medicine, relying entirely now upon your GALVANO-MAGNRTIC TREATMENT, Wear- ing the appliances continually, and I observe the ordinary rules of health as well asI can. I note with much gratification your articles in the Balti- more daily papers giving proof of your success, and I hope before very long to be enabled to add my own testimony to that of others in a way that Will be most effective. Iwas especially gratified with your Insertion of a columa in Sun of Septem- ber 22. Permit me to say that you are, in the opinion of the just, engaged in a great and good work, the beneficent result of which seems incal- culable. The belief of Prof. Parsons that I will get entirely wellis very encouraging. I will be glad to hear from you, and recetve wha published the work on “Magnetism, or The Great Forces of Nature,” announced as ‘now preparing for the ress, Very truly, yo fe dah ea JossrH C. DigTRICH. To E, A. Parsons & Co., northeast corner Lexing- ton and Liberty strects and 922% F street nortli- west, Washington, D. C. Washington office hours 8 to 12 a.m. and 2to 7 p.m. See Baltimore Sun for daily accounts of cures, and every Wednesday and Saturday in Washing- ton Star. Consultation free, either atofiice or home of patient. E. A. Parsons & Co. Hats and Gentlemen’s Furnishings. Broadway and 5th avenue Silk Hats, $5, worth $6. Splendid assortment Brown and Black Stuf Hats. Newest shapes Soft Felt Hats, $1.50 to $5. Men’s and Boys’ Derbys, $1, worth $1.50. Latest styles of Neckwear, Kid Gloves, Hostery. Men’s and Boys’ Scarlet and White Underwear. Linen and Paper Collars, Suspenders, Wool Jackets, At Lewis’, 920 7tb st., below Mt. Vernon square, A Million Americans, alone, use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Other nations 1n proportion. In the Sleeping Car from Chicagoe A lady sat with her only child; ‘The poor little fellow was almost wild. He was making a nolse like a circus band, For a horrible felon was on his hand. A quiet old man remarked to the mother: “I think We can stop this pain and both: I've a bottle of Pain Killer here,” sald he, “And I think it will cure him; let us see.” He fpomea some drops on a motsted rag, And wrapped the felon, as if ina bag, And goon the suffering child was cali. As the voice of a suminer evening psaim, Save 50 Per Cent n latest style Silk Cloaks, 736 7th street, between TandK. J. E. Young. Handsome Souvenirs and opening bargains for Monday and Tuesday next at_ A. Dammann’s, agt., £06 7th street north- west. Ladies’ solid colored ingrain Hose, 2ic., ladies’ Scarlet, Medicated Vest and Pants, "$1.09, never sold before less than $1.50; white ‘Merind Vests, 25c.; gent’s solid colored Ingrain Half Ho: 2ic. ; genv’s Scarlet Medicated Shirts and Drawe only $1; gens 2,100 Unen, reinforced front Shirts, Wamsutta muslin, 75c., our regular price #1; a fine French woven Corset,'250 bones, only 1, regular price $1.50, an2 $3 Jerseys reduced to $225, and speclal reduction in every department, for our opening days only, with kandsome souvenirs. ‘A. DAMMANN, Agt., 806 7th st. Dow. Scrolls, Big Fans, French tissue paper, scrap pictures; sheet music 5e.3 paper dolls, birttiday cards. N. White & Co., Norfolk Oyster depot, 621 B street northwest. Hotel, restaurant and family trade solicited. Sells only at wholesale, thereby giving restaurants the benefit of the eating trade. 3g Jersey Cloth Gloves, for gentiemen’s wear, very long, and handsome and well-ritting, for 75 cents per pair. Since pur- chasing the above I have seen the identical article in the Wholesale stock of one of the largest and closest houses in the country for $10.50 per dozen. Geo. C. HENNING, 410 7th street, “Rogert’s Vegetable Cough Syrap”? acts like magic in Whooping Cough and Croup. No narcotics, ‘Try it Ohio Election Mlustrated in “Chronicle” to-morrow. Buy it. Special Kid and Cachemere Glove Sale at A. Dammann’s, agt., opening on Monday and ‘Tuesday next, 806 7th Street northwest : sbutton Black Kid Gloves, 482. 2-button Colored Kid Gioves, 480, Genuine 7-hook Foster Glove, 652. &-button length Mosquetaire, 65c. 4-button embroldered back Kid Gloves, 89, 8-buiton length Cachemere Gloves, all shades, 39. Above goods sold at. our opening days only at prices advertised, with handsomé souvenirs to purchaser, A. Dawe gt., 803 7th st. nw. For Relieving Throat troubles and cotighs, “Brown’s Broncl Troches” have a world-wide reputation. Sold on! in boxes. Price 25 cents, J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark Has, for more than half a century, been In use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- siclans as the best ‘tonfe and Invizorator extant, ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give new life, vigor and happiness’ Particu- larly alady’s medicine. $1abottle, Sold by drug- gists, W. E Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and arrison streets, Baltlnore, Md. tu,th,s-6m0 Lunborg’s Rhenish Cologne, Dandruff 18 REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCOAINE, an it stimulate and promotes the growth of the hair. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best. Oporto Grape Juice Preserved. ‘The Port Grape Wine of New Jersey 1s the best medicinal wine, and it {3 said that the vintage of A. Speer far excels any produced. It ts heavy in body, rich in flavor and adapted for sickly persons and for general family use. Mr.Speer also preserves the Oporto Grape Juice Just as itruns fresh from the press without fermentation, for the use of temperance people and churches; ‘it 1s called un- fermented Grape Julce, For sale by all drug- gists, Immense =< and Cuffs 2c. Each « Our leundry enterprise having assumed such grand proportions, we take great pride in imform- ing our patrons that we will hereafter send off the arcels twice a week, Mondays and ‘Thursdays, wski Bros., cor. 15th and G streets, 5 Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, blue flannel bicycle and double breasted shirts for men and boys at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. Gents furnishings, hats and sewing machines, On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated ‘Electro-Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afilicted ‘with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaran. teeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address 28 above. N. B.—No risk 1s incurred, as thirty days’ trial is allowed, Wis, Heads of Families Turned Grey prematurely, with the worry Of providing the off. Spring with’ suitable shoes at- small expense. ‘ahn’s “Soltd School Shoes,” besides saving many a dollar, have avolded many agrey hair, Our 75c. ‘and $1 Child's and Misses’ Button have no equal. Our $1.25 Misses’ Goat and Kid, heel or spring B. Button, are without rival; in fact, a better Shoe for the Price than ours ts not to be found. 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, 2 Dy: ae Berane itself. It: ‘spepsia does not get wel 2 a rennedy that wilt correct acidity, ex; igestion, and, at the same Une, start tho iver in working Kasse ween Bl one y Ga ietee r. It you are suffel YSPC] any Of thie ‘numerous diseases attributed to a disor- dered liver, take Borden’s Liver Remeny, It has never failed to effect, a 5} cure. ‘ on aale bathe ‘Temple Drug Store, cor- generally. 3 foul ASure Recipe to Banish Mosquitoes. A nful of Hunt’s Insect. Powder burned ia ea ee cat a ruse as all druggists, “1,” says the broken-down merchant. “My money is no chance for me in the world. Iam thereal sufferer.” “1.” says the desponding inventor, “I have been ideas to put them to their own uses, I am the real “I.” says the unlucky farmer. “My best cow died “1” says the disappointed lover. “The girl Tloved more todo with me. The world is black before me, and But while these sufferers present their claims for his wrinkled skin looks like tanned leather. His distress, He is a dyspeptic. ‘With a voice which seems to come from the depths, not the blessing of a good meal. Every mouthful of ‘be nourishment to me is torment, I have wretchedness telegraphs distress throughout the wholesystem. Head, There:—that will do, Mr. Dyspeptic. Enough. you seck relief ? Alas! Itis part of the effect of indigestion that many real sufferers continne to suffer on in helpless ‘They need not do this, for even very obstinate stimulus, such as many dyspeptics experiment with, strength for weakness, and building up the waste and the comfort and nourishment which proceed from iron in Brown's Iron. Bitters, to enrich his blood and to RRR | ERB TTTTH EEE a ERE TH Oe - ARIE f anaes a 4B &| ERE T H HEER ERERRR EEERRR gS, |? Pe eRe RR nn PEPE Pos TT ¥ EKER REEER R%ssS cheated out of my patents, Bad men have robbed me sufferer.” ‘Yesterday ; my pet horse is sick, and my land won't yield has gone back on me. She has returned my picture and Tam the worst sufferer init” sympathy, there comes a feeble man with stooping countenance has a woebegone expression, and be seems the dyspeptic says:—“I am the real sufferer. My food is a message of woe to my sorrowful stomach, I by day and frightful dreams by night. My aches and eyes, ears, teeth, everything and all things within mo ‘You are the sufferer. Your sufferings are as bad pscan its victim falls into such a state of despondency that he misery cases of dyspepsia are reached by Brown's Iron Bitters, only to increase their miseries, It is s gentle, yet dilapidation caused by the ravages of dyspepsia, The well-digested food. - His food begins to give him give his skin that healthy glow which it wasso long A AA £4 tras. . my friends have turned their backs on me,and therg of the fruit of the toll of years, and have stolen my half acrop. Tam the real sufferer.” all the things I gave her, and she says she wants nothing shoulders and unsteady gait, His eyes Inck Inster, ang tobe very weary. Have pity on this man, for he isig ‘Misories are of the mind as well asof the body. know ‘no longer have the power to digest. That which should, Pains are not only in the stomach itself, but every nery® are in continual agony." be. What awonder youcan endure them! Why don'® thinks nothing can be done for him. For that reasog the great Family remedy. This is not a mere temporary powerfully operating tonic, relieving distress, eiving? sufferer ceases to suffer, as his indizestion gives place to strength, and by the help of the peculiar preparation of ‘without. CITY ITEMS. No One Should Invest in real estate without first obtaining a Certificate of TirLk from “The Real Estate Title Insurance Company,”—the only company in the District that Warrants the absolute accuracy of tiile searclees} Ofices, Gunton Building, 472 Loutsana avenue. s5 “Buchu-Paiba.” Quick, complete cure, all annoying kidney, Blad- der and urinary diseases. $1. Drugyists. 6 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, ciiurned every morning and delivered in 3¢-lb. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk, be. per qt. Cream, 1c. pint, MARRIED. In the First Presbyterian eburch, Little Rock, Ark., on. SES 19, 1883, by. Rey. Thomas R, Welch, D.’D., Mr. RW. Albaquergne, Little k D. .W. D. BRYAN, of Maid Mids SUSIE H. PATTEN, of October 11th, D.C., by thi N, k. Ark, a AN n, D. D., PRATT to MARGARET’ STEW: cards, DIED. Suddenly, on October 11th, 1883, IRA the iuty-fourth year of his nee. “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.” Funeral will take place from the Tabernacle, corner of 9th and B streets southwest, on Snuday afternoon, at 2 CROs Giock Pm. “Relatives and friends are invita to attend, 2 GRAY. On October 13th, 1983, at 10:30 a.m., Mrs. CHLOE’ E. GRAY, after a long and painful illness, which she bore ‘hristian fortitude, Funeral will take pluce on Monday at 2 o'clock Notice from churehes to-morrow. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend, JEFFERS. At Bellevue Macazine, on Saturday, Octo. Der 13th, 1883, ROSELLA JEFFERS, aved five yearsai eiht mouths, of metiDrane croup, youngest child of Joand rs, Funcral at Congressional Burying Ground Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, = On Friday, October 12th, 1883, CHARLES, peloved son 6f ‘Timothy and Mary V. Me- rt ntecn years and seven months Funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 1012 Rixth strect southwest, Munday, October Loy a o'clock a.m. THA REHM, in the fi Funeral than her 716 Se northwest, Monday, instant, at three o'clock p.m, Relatives dnd friends are repectfully invited to attend. * SHOEMAKER, | On, Friday, Ortober 1th, 1883, GEORGE SHOEMAKER, aged twenty-one years, His funeral will take place from the residence of his No. 3115.0 strect northwest, on Monday, the nt, at 11 o'clock a.m. * MANN. On October 11th, 1883, EV! daughter of J. T. and Lucinda Spr nn, months, Friends of the family are invited to attend the frneral gn Sunday, at 2o'clock pam. from their residence, No. Hi street southwest, * [From Baltimore Sun of October 12] infant eleven WHEATLEY. At P..m. on October, 12, 1833, MALY J. WHEATLEY, daughter of the late Wau I and 1a Whieat Tricnds and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 921 12th street northwest, on Mond: cf clock a.m, * fe fall's | Hair Goods,” Ladies’ and Children’s Cotton and Woolen Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery, &c. Hair wayes cleaned and dre 1 PME, YON, BRANDIS, MODISTE— Joaks, Dolmans and Suits made at, theshortest | notice. | Perfect Work, Superior Fitting, Correct Prices and satisfaction guaranteed, Evening Dresses; Bridal ty. 1209 F strect northwest, Special display of MOURNING BONNETS and CHILDREN’S STYLES, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ocd OCTOBER 10ra AND. eo Misses SEDGWICK AND CHRISTMAN, (Late with Mime. Van Reuth,) ‘Have opened their Dressmaking Parlors, 925 12th street northwest. Latest styles in Fall and Winter Costumes, Tailor Finished Cloth Suits a specialty, 03-6t* Mis. K. A. Dosovay, 904 F street, (Junction of 9th and F streets.) Latest Styles of Everything Appertaining to} MILLINERY, Satisfaction given or money refunded. _06-w,s.1m RTED CLOAKS, RICH EFFECTS IN PLUSH, Poe wi) EGYPTIAN SILK VELVET STOCKI- ‘Designs, G OTTOMAN BROCS FUR-LINED CLOTH, NETTIE, Exc. Representing all the Latest “My line for this season embraces over sixty different styles, including the genuine Jersey Jacket, being the Jatgest display ever sown in this cliy, M. WILLIAN, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. of Mowe B. Vas Revrz, 1112 13TH STREET NORTHWEST, wing turned from abroad. will OPEN, the LATEST IMPORTATIONS OF DRESS TRIMMINGS AND ‘NOVELTIES. ‘Tailor-made Cloth Suits a Specialty. TING and FITTING, She guarantees perfect satisfac- tion in fit and style. sep26-ln* ME = © MELION, Berea Wik be ong Reece the art of every Dreasm: Perfect satisfaction in ‘and style, ‘au3i-3m DRESS g CUTEING, SCHOOL. — LADIES CAN Tearn dress cutting, fitting, 5 ‘and trimming. Measurement Parlors and ith street n,w. Dresses mude to onder, ‘au25 NOMEMICAL DRY. CLEANING ESTABLISH: : x guee adies and Gentlemen's Garments, aio Gaps es seek cae Ptaes.e Sra, of E. J. De wel ‘k or elsewhere.” Notice. — toed to be thoroughly removed. 25 ‘Smedt, chemist of Columbia: “Your chemicals are of the most Surpaseed in surpassed in Paris, ———————————— FOR, SALE—MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION SALES. OR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE SEVEN Years old, 970 pounds: can be driven single, double ranted perfectly sound, ply LOW! i tal Tb07G street northwest, = o13-2W OR SALE—A DUN MARE AND JUMP-SEAT A very gentle; can be driven by a child ice, a K street northeast. 03, ate INE BLUE SKYE, TERRIER, GYP. 3d street northeast after 6 p.m." It* Apply at 1005 JOR SALE, RO" Sh Sirrasonran SQUARE PIANO. Rich Mahogany Case and in perfect order musically. Price, $55, on easy payments, 013-6 KR SALE—A VERY FINE BAY MARE; KIND and gentle, but fast; something extra: eap for cash. Call at Stable,rear of 479 Maryland avenue south. west, i iw ro SALE—FAMILY OCCUPYING 1812 N STREET northwest about kaving the city, will sell at private sale all household furniture, carpets, &., dw eee hours of 4and 7 p.m,, on Tucsday and Wediiesda: 16th and 17 o ye bin wake, in perfect onder. Address RACER, ors 3 JOR SALE—AN ALDERNEY BULL; FOUR YEARS old; brought from Kentucky. Also, his Bull Calf, out of a fine Alderney cx Also, a second-hand four- horse road Wagon, broad ‘track and tread, with @ hay body and a board oy Apply at Silver Spring = 7 be: > 8. FOR SALE {PONEY, PHETON, HARNESS, Ko, AT a bargain : Pone: ylish; Iv oF acl =Phieton and Harness in complete order, Apply at HAZEL'S Livery Stables, S141 | O street. 012-30" | yee ALE—A RAKE CHANCE—-A GENTLEMAN having no wse for it will seli a Coupe, “in good order, for $10) cash, ‘To be seen ut LEADINGHAM'S & COS wv) 27 H street northwest. 013-30" E—ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPE 3-INCH t lon terrestrial and 1 ce AND ORGANS AT A GREAT Willisin _Knabe & Co. 500 nes $150; 840 Upricht Grand, 450) N.Y. Piano Col, $165; $125 Beatty Onzan, other ‘new organs, $0. “See notice in another column of ©. J. REED, o11-¢t 433 7th street northwest, RR SALE — MAGNIFICENT, NEARLY NEW, ‘ahare Grand j,octaves, four rotind corners, poroyern cn —_ Pl rcrgene ppieee gong ieee Swood cases richly carved legs and iyte: am Bnd full tone: made by one of the fiuest takers aaa model instrument to order; cost $7 owner will sell. ——— = ———7 Pp, ® LITTLE, Auctioneer, ° 603 1 MPHOS. J. FISHER & CO,, Keai Estate Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT OW TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NORTH OF WASH. INGTON CIRCLE, On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETR, A. D. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. in front of ‘the Premises we shall sell, to the highest bidder, the north part of Lot 22, iti square 37, fronting 25 fect OM inches on 23d ‘street; between Land M streets north Myst With adepth of 97 feet d inches, tow wide publi ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in «ix months, with in- terest at six per cent, secured by dev of trust erty sold. ‘THs, 3. FISHER & C ol3-d&ds Auction‘era, TPPHIOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA’ IN fa CIty OF WAMMINGTOR Beate By virtue of deed of trust, dated ad day of, March, A. D. 1882, recorded in Liter No. 994, folio! of the land records of the District of C and at the request of the partics thereby acc red, we il, at public auction, in front of each of the prem- ‘ter described, the following real estate, to On THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 183, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, P.M. all those pieces or faces of wround known ag lots three, four, five and-six, in J. G, Adams? sulklivision, of square three hundred and thirty-one, situated ou Street, between 10th and 11th streets northwest. On FRIDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF OCTO- BER, A.D. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, all those Hiccss. of ground known as Lots One, Two, Three, Eleven, welve and Thirteen, in square one thousand and twen- ty-tree (1023), situated on South K and L streetsand Lith Stroct cast, known 98 MH. Homiliers Slaughter-t 023 we will sell all as the east thirty-one feet seven, f lot twenty-two and the west thirteen feet and geven inches of lot twenty-three by the depth of ssid, Jots in square one thousand and forty-seven, situated om south K street, between 13th and lth strects east, fine proved by small frame dwelling-houses of five rooms, ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash, and the balance in «ix, twelve and eighteen months.with interest at six per cent from day « for which the : chasers shal es, aeenred by deed or deeds of trust om tive prosserty Sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaare or pare chasers. $50 to be puid in cash om eacl: pieoe of propert at the time of sale. All copveygnane gpa poodles Purawer or purchasers cost Terns of male to he comme plied with in ten days from ‘ay of sale, otherwise the provers, will be resold at the risk and cost of default- ie urchaser or purchasers for $190 cash, or part tiie. to good party. A rare bar- gain, Apply at once at PIANO EXCHANGE, 427 10th rect, o FPORSALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR 4 JERSEY COW— a handsome young driving and riding horse. Inguire at northwest corner 19th sirect and Columbia road, be- yond Boundary, JFJOR SALE CHEAP—A BUSINESS BUGGY, WHICH was made to order: has been in use about thive ionths. Address Box 107, Star oflice. ol1-st* ROR SALECSEVERAL FINE RIDING, DRIVIN and Work Horses. Also, one pair fine matched Roadsters, and two extra fine coupe horses, THO. SON'S, corner 9th and O strects northwest, __ol06t* ‘OR SALE_SMALL-SIZED SORREL MARE, 144 ' hands high, 7 years old. sound, anda fine driver: quite fast: she isa beauty, Inquire at 1900 14th stree cor. of T northwest. 2 JOR SALE—A GOOD CART-HORSE, A SINGLE turnout; horse safe: any lady can drive him. Also, a large stock of horses and carriages for sale, exchange or for hire. No trouble to show goods, and’ terms to suit. W. F. GEYER, 468 and 470 C street northwest. 010 ‘OR SALE—LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SEC- ond-hand Carriaes, Bugyies and Phactons: three Coupes: Carriages in first-class order, ‘Ten Trade Wag- OMA this work will be sold at reduced prices. factory, 8440 Prospect avenue; Repository, 1290 High 5 ashington. tim JAS. K. PROBEY, 2R SALE_CANARY BIRDS-IMPORTED HARZ Mountain Canary Birds, fine singers, very cheap at the Bird Store, 1133 "th street northwest, between Land Mstreets, 8. HARTBRECHT. ocd-Lin* CARTS! CARTS! inds, Road, Villaze or Family Ca goto G stréet northwest, I would call special attention to my Clarkson On Village Cart. ‘with or without top, for road. business or pleasure, and the handsomest ever made, ‘The Jump-seat Family Cart, ying two or four persons, is a marvel of beauty an mechanism. ‘These’ Carts ave ne horse motion, Wiiat- ever. 20 ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—I HAVE SOME OF the nicest, handsomest styles of Carriages, Carts, Harness, Robes, Whips, &., in this city at prices that y parties to bear advertisement in mind when they go out to buy. Good work and Repairing and Painting properly attended jodating te 8, J. MEERS, — 621 G stréct northwest, STOCK OF FALL AND ‘Carriages, new and second-hand ; latest styles ’s. Call and exazaiue before purchasing. (G, 313 6th street, 0c3-Sun* (RUBBER TIRES), All parts for repairing at manu- Velocipedes, factuncrs prices'at SCRIBNER'S. 1103 Eat tee All machines euaranteed and instructions in ‘ridin every purchaser, R SALE-NEW AND. SECOND-HAND CARRT. ares, bracing the various styles suitable for fall use. Second-hand Coupeletis, Landauletts and Couye Rockaways always in stock. Call and exam- ine stoc ea Be Aeon, te Pomme ended to, ee ‘HOBT. H. GRAHAM, Repository and Factory, sep8 410-416 8th street northwest, je coupes, 8 and Jum - Tiages; Sue Euslish saddle aud bridie,” DOWNES, 1620 L street northwest. epT POE SATE-A LARGE STOCK OF TTALTAN MAN- bie and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Vases, ete, d in cemeteries. W. lettered A ay28-Om* free to ents cleaned RGLHERTORD & G0. Ea. LOST AND FOUND. ‘OST—#5 REWARD—A GREEN AND BLUE PARA- quet Bin, from 2030 I street northwest, on Sunday, September 16. Above reward will be paid if returned. above number. 1 OST—ON OCTOBER 13—A SMALL BLACK AND padi returned © Oe oe, REWTOR Hoa tet northwest. * _ 1° REWARD—LOST, OCTOBER A SILVER Soyiticn te OF hea Fanci Fark: Thesbore rovard ‘ul if left 4 to be bend St Star ofiice; mo questions Cor. 21st st, Satin wi A suitable reward if returned to 3327 P north 4 ‘or 1019 F northwest. JNO. z o12-3t* OCTOBER $5 ee WEDNESDAY, ‘streets, tleman's pearl ; Pear a eos urs to iita' Fonnaplvania, avene information ADIES: = REP, aaa Or SS Sn ‘After five days’ notice i ‘The Evening Star. WILLIAM J. MILLER, Office 496 Louisiana avenue. JOHN PATCH, o13-dte 505 10th street northwest, rus. 3. FISHER & co, Real Estate Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUARLE BRICK STABLE AR LAFAYETTE SQUARE, AL pret Under and_by virtue of a decree of the Supreme, Genet of the District of Columbia, passed in Eau Cause No, 7,767,wherein Temple ef al. are comp ants, and Wortlington et al. are defendants, the under- sientd, as Trustee, will sell, at py auction, the fole Jowing described real estate, at the tues and places be- low noted On MONDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK P-M., On ‘the premises, the easternmost 45 feet 4 inches of sub-lot 28, in square 167, having # fron! of 30 feet on a 90 foot alley, and improved by a bric stable (26x42), in the vicinity of Lat in TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. on the premises, part of square 595, be- ing the cast 101 feet Linch on M strect, of suid square, With an average depth of about 162 fect! This property is at the corner of M and Ist streets southwest and con- tains 21.937 square feet, more or less. ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money in cash, atid the residue in two instalments, at six and twelve months, respect- with interest at the rate of six (6) per centamn per annum from day of sile, to be secured by approved: lien’ on the property sold: or the the option of paying all the pur- chase money in cash. A money deposit shall be re- quired on each of the ‘said pieces of property sold, the ainount whereof will be announerd on day of ‘sale. Upon default of sny purchaser in complying with terms of sales with ten (10) days, the property pon whic Gefoult has been made may ‘be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after three Gi) days’ notice in the Evening Star newspaper. Conveyancing Shall beat the costof purchasers. Webster Law Building, 605 D street northwest, THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioncers, octl3-d&kds [For Other Auctions Seo Seventh Page. ATTORNEYS. WEBB ROGERS. J. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 06-st* 315 436 strect Washington City. GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 124 DEAR- born street, Chicago. Advice free. Rizhteen Sears experienos, “Business quietly and legally trans- NER, NOTARY BUBLIC AND’ 630 La. ave., next to City P.O. |. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Hou dana Law Building, mh2 . HAL 4 Sitar the Peace and Notary Publio, “é 916 F street northwest, jet ‘Warner Buildiny. Wias. J. GOOCH, 1. GOOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Counerllor at Law und Expert St Cloud Building, and _F streets, Guod work, good references, moderate ‘nZi-12in BOOKS, &e. Restraints on Alienation. (Gray) eld ‘and Jurisdiction of U. 8. Courts, $3dd on Constitution ot Miscellaneo Century. Chaucer to Burns; mateo 416 Yarigivanie aveniae, oY: OF THE ier fies SE rer tr Sn me Oo ye ae Buchanan, by George Ticknor Curtis, 9 da Sobre Rivale, by E. P. Roe, $1.50. of @ Naval Officer, by Capt. W. H. Parker, ® ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & BOX, ocd 423 Tth Birect, Tur Fotowxa New Booss,