Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1886, Page 4

—_ * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY, LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weathe: OPrick oF THE CHIET SIGNAL OFFICER. Wasttxerox, D.C. Oct. 19,1856. Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing ai 3p. m. Today. For District of Columbia, Eastern Pennssi- Yania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, enerally iair weather, winds shifting tosoutherly, warme PS ee, a YaRD-WIDE PERCALE, Giye., Stern's, 904 7th. s For this week only, 33 wal- $36. A rare bargain. Wa. H. Dusy’s, 311 Sin street a. ©. yp-town Trade. Goto Washington, ees Taka Optical Con Tith bet H @ iste, Last Race at Brightwood Driving park, Thursday, Oct. 21st, at 3 p.m. $50 mateh. CURE oF LIVER CoMPLatnt.—lowa Fails, Hatin Cor, Iowa, June 8, 1555. 1 have been using Alicock's Porous Piasters for tour years, and think I could not get tlong without them: For along time I was afflicted with a pain under my right shoulder blade. I also had con- siderable difficulty in breathing. I applied an ‘Allcock’: Porous Plaster on my back, and one on my chest. I kept changing them every four days, and at the end of three weeks ¥ Urely cured. ES. STEVENS. Prowrt PAYMEST.—On the 16th day of Au: gust, 1854, Francis Hammond, # gentieman weil’ know. in Washington, employed in the ‘Treasury department, took out policy of in- surance of $1,000 in the National Mutua! Lite Association of Wasbington, D. hoted for its prompt payment of lose was in splendid health. His insurance for two Years cost as follows: Admission fee, $5, med- ieal examination, $2, and payments of $10.04 per Year, making « total cost of $27.08. On Oct, 4, 1886, to the astonishment and his heurt-brokeu family, is ‘of apoplexy. The Nationa: ciation, always finding it a pleasure to dis charge its liabilities, sentan agent to Mrs. fai mond, at 909 M street, who found her with a large family of interesting children, griefstrick- en at their loss. He placed in Mrs. Hammond's hands money for immediate relief, aud, on Oct. 16th, twelve days after Mr. Hammond's death, paid her the balance. Those who are not in: sured, consider how little it costs. Can you af ford to be without it? For further iniorimation address J. W. Deew, No. 1420 F street northwest, nt for the District of Columbia, Franx J. Trssets, General Manager. Frsx PorRTRAITS. Kets Kemetny, 1109 Pa. ave Prices Lower THAN Ever. $18 ash cham- ber suites; walnut marble top chamber suites, bevel mirror, bar haadies, parlor suites 24.50; walnut and cherry hat racks, $5.25. Wao H. Duss, S11 7th stn. w. DrEss StiTs for bire, 414 9th street, GARTRELI, 815 7th, repairs latrobes, furnaces, Fessexr’s Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies. Go To R. W. HENDERSON & Co., 1115 F street B.w., ior Wall paper and window Shades. ‘MrxK and Whisky Testers. Hempler,Av.,corty. ND_ DISTRICT Condensed Locals. Officer Hiller yesterday _arreste Bobrer, a white boy, 8 years old, a fug' the Industria! school, and returned Lim to thi institution. aes Services in memory of the late F. S. Vigott, a well known cleré at the Ebbitt house, who died athis iather’s home in North Carolina a few days ago, will be eld at the Foundry church to-morrow evening. reso w explosion o! can of coal oil In Eishle- man & Bros’. store, corner of 2d and C streets northwest, caused # fire about So'clock yester- day atteruvon, which did damage to the extent of $150. dall Cooke, an employe of the bureau ot ordnance, navy yard, living on 5th street, near G southeast, had bis Fant band crushed yester. under a steam hamuer. ¢ charge Of gravu .arceny against Mr. E. M. Hewiett, a colored lawyer of this city, was dis missed dy ajury at Fairfax Court House, Va, Yesterday. The charge xrew out of a dispute ‘Over three cows which Mr. Hewlett accepted as Bie. The Washington Cadet corps, Capt. Brooks, commanding, visited the Colored Industrial ex- hibition iast evening, and were received by Dr. ‘Watts, president ot te board of man: gers, who made a0 address of welesme. Mr. J. A. Goldstein, a son of Mr. M. Goldstein, of this city, and a graduate of the Washington High sehoui, now living in Brookiyn, N. Y., has been granted a patent ior an ingenious cable gripping device. ‘The trouble growing out of the employment of musicians objectionable to the Kuignts of Labor. at Kernan’s theater. bas been com- promised, Mr. Kernan retaining his leader aud portion’ of bis old orchestra, and filling the Ot the others with resident musicians. Justice James yesterday made an order ap- ting William Harris adininistrator of Ma— tilda E- Madison, deceased, on a bond of $8,000. In the matter of the estate of Francis Madison, the issues will be sent to the Cireuit Gourt for trial by Jury as wo the validity of the will ‘The water in the Potomac river and canal 1s ‘very low. amis Asociable will be given at St. Dominic’s hall, corner 6th and F streets southwest, l-mor- Tow bigot. See adv’t. ‘Thomas Lee, committed by the Police Court, Jesterday, on’ the cuarge of larceny from the Person (a ‘silver watch from E. F. Danieis) was releasd this morning in the Criminal Court on ‘$300 bonds. James F. Pearce was excused asa petit juror in the Criminal Court this morning. The Scottish Rite Masons. THE BIENNIAL SESSION OF THE SUPREME ‘couxern. At the biennial session of the supreme council, southern jurisdiction, Scottisn Rite Masons, which begun yesterday, asstated inthe STAR, the organization was completed by the election of Mr. Fred Webber, of Louisville, Kentucky, as secretary general inthe place of Mr. Wm. M. Ireland, resigned and Dr. John M. Brown’ United States Navy, was made treasurer geueral in the place ot Mr. Webver. Alter a recess Graud Commander Pike occupied over two hours in reading his uddress. He spoke or the Progress oi the order during the last two years, Felerring Lo the fact that $13,000 worth of bovi has been added to the library during that Gn Then be alluded tn turn to each of tue fuliowing tienen wao had died since tue last meetiug: . H. Huoner, South Curolina; Gen. Toombs, Georgia; Samuel V. Noyes, ton; Dr. Jumes B. Giobs, Wastington; Coruiug, Califoruia; Gen. Jonn L. Lewis, Orleans, and Luke E. Barber, Littie Koei Iueeting then adjourned to reassemb) ‘The ninth annual meeting ot the Previn Grand Lodge of the Royai Urder of Seot 2 it Was held last evening at the Scottish Kite sanctuary, 1007 G sir The order was conferred upon # bumber of Candidates. ——— PEMENT SPoILe: to the Bi “ated elope chester county, Was relaied by a resideut of Wat Vicinity yesterday, as follows: Mins Stella Lecompte, daiixhter 02'S B. Lecompt @ highly ‘respected citizen or Vieuna, his i some tine been suspected of holding tla: Une meetings with a butcher of that town iscovery of the with her, and their house, named Meappon. Upon the fact the parents remoust nally shut her up in the She escaped, however, and she inteuded to elope with pen. She was pursued by ne whom her father had rot ler and is said to bave lived in Washin, Won and Jater iu Bridgeville, Delaware, eo tht Tueeatexs His WIFE wit Persona VioLexce.—To-day in the Police Court a man Bamed Samuel R. Downing was arraigacd on charge of making tureats of personal. Violence | Downing. | Yowards his wife, Elizavet it. “Guilty the prisoner, “but wont do itany more.” The judge required tim to give $100 bonds or ‘siaud committed six Months. The prisoner weat back erying. ——— oe Curtpres’s Farr ror Rewer or tHe EAKTHQUAKE SUFFEREES.—Duere was a large Gatheriug of Lappy children at the residence o Mr. Joseph Fearson, 1411 2d street, West Washington, Saturday evening, the otcasion being a fair given by seven little girts to raise imouey ior the Chariestun sufferers. ‘The room was handsomely decorated with ferns aud Bowers, and the tabies were loaded with good Luings.” A novel feature of the occasiou Was the burlesque art gallery, presided over by Mrs. Dr. 8. F. Newton, assisted by Mrs, Josepis Fearso: Miss Claudia Fearson, a Miss Sadie Fearson. ve the fair were Misses Fuunie Fearson, Grucie Fearson, Laura Fearson, Alice Riley, Jessie Riley, Fannie Foertch and Mary Foerteb. They raised $14.75, which tuey lave sent to Tue Srap oifice to be forwarded to Cuarieston. DeatH oF Mus. Exizaperm MaGEcpER— Mrs. Elizabeth Magruder died ‘at Kock Md., yesterday, alter a brief liluess, at the resi” dence ot Mr. Fietcher Magruder. She was the Widow of the late Dr. Win. B. Magruder and daughter of the late Major Ephraiin Gaither. Her funeral will take piace Wednesday. THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SocIFty. The third aunual meeting of the Charity Organ- Jaation society of the District of Columbia is to be heid in Spenceriam college halis. and purlors next Chursday eveing. “An iuterestivg pro- rain is presented. consisting of « solo by Mra, ¥. Mills, coutralte of St Cecilia Quartette: Teports of work done by the society; a sketch ‘Of the proceedings of the 13th netional conter- ence of charities und corrections; a baritone solo byiLeunard Gurtleid Spencer; an address by Miss Clara Barton, president of’ the National Red Cross association, and remarks of distin- guished citizeus on the problems of vagrancy ‘ud pauperis. —a To BE TRIED FOR PEKJURY.—In the case of ‘Wm. T. Benton, indicted tor perjury in the Beit divorce cuse, in which a demurrer 10 the Indictmeut was ‘argued on Saturday in the Crimina. Court, Judge MacArtuur to-day over- | ruled the demurrer, so the case now stands for | trial, ——-_—__ Hx Pieaps Seir-Derexsr.—Thomas Carter, the old cvlured man indicted for the murder of James Holmes on the 26ut: of July lust by cut- Ung bim with «knife in the leit beast, was arraigned this worning. He pleaded: “Not gulty; it was in seit devense,” e | day {| ar 7 A.M.—Great Falls, tem , | und Lee streets, aud took great pains to beau Amusements. ALRAvGH’s Ope Hovse.—It would be difficult to contrive more Intensely laughable complications than those on which Mr. Pinero has built up his farce comedy of “The Sehool Mistress,” and one would have to search a long Ume before finding a company better fitted to develop them in stage action than that which Miss Rosina Vokes has with her. Miss Vokes met with a cordial greeting when she appeared ov the scene for the first time last nightas Peggy Hessierigge, the audacious; mischievous articled pupil; and Mr. Weedon Grossmith re- ceived a round of applause as be came forward as the Hon, Vere Queckett, This gentleman throughout the evening fairly divided the honors with Miss Vokes, as he was at his best in the role assigned him. No disertption of plot or incident could eateh or convey to the reader any adequate conception of the Irresistible drollery oi the piece. The one fault to be found with itis that the first act is by tar the most laughable of the three, while in the last act the interest has sensibly fallen off. Miss Vokes’ reckless comed: rried everything before it and found in Mr. Grossmith’s pitiable but no Tess laughable characterization of Queckett an lent foil. Mr. Elliott's Admiral was rather grotesque thin huinorous. “Mr. Thorp’ Regi nald was a capital piece of work, and Mis re as Miss Dyott, and the other young ladies were entirely satisiactory. In tact the company oughout is uniformly good, and gives a per- ance which at no point lacks interest or SP. NATIONAL THEATER.—A chastened and much toned-down version of Sardou’s racy comedy, “Divoreons,” was last nizht presented for the first time in this city by Mile. Marie Aimee and her company at the National Theater. Like all Sardou's. works, “Divorcons” 1s ingeniously contrived, brisk and clever of action. Mlle. Aimee wa’s seen at her best in the role of Cypri- » which she carried through as only 8 roman could, with a saucy breeziness, playing the least tendency to senti- mentalism, filling What, In jess skilful hands, might have been tender passages with a mock: ing playfulness of affection that had no sugges- tion of the emotional. In a word, Mile. Almee forgot at no point that it was comedy, and French comedy at that. Mr. Thomas H. Burns filed the role of Des Prunelics with an easy and humorous contidence, though there was noth- ing of the Freneh spirit In bis interpretation, Mr. Newton Chisnell as Joseph, a waiter, pro- voked no little merriment by’ a ‘species of gro- tesque comedy which was not out of place. The Washingtou Eiks attended the performance in @ body, to show their appreciation of Aimee’s kindness in appearing at their benefit last sea- and presented the lady with a fine floral Mr. E. B. Hay making a happy little pre- tion speech. 2G OPERA Hovse.—Phosa MeAllister’s exciting drama, “Taxen from Life,” was well rendered at this house last night belore a large audience. The ucting ot Messrs. H.S. Dufeld, art and Mis» McAllister was specially good. The performance throughout was above the average and the play possesses much merit. KERNAN’ T ‘ony Pastor's fine or- people and comedians in overtlowing house at Ker- ‘Mr. Pastor himself was re- all ‘the honors due so staunch a The really wonderful gymnastic work the tani daneing and singing ot the Electric Three, Miss Moore's Voealism, Byrnes and Helteng, Mr. W. E. Hines ani Seoticid and Burnell were other feat- ures that deserve speetal pris Haku Buov THEATER remarkably good perforn border drama, Davy Crokett,” was given at this house lust favorite of thi t belore a humerous audience by Mr. E. F. Mayo aud bis supporting company. ‘There was | ho mnisiake leasnre which the per- | form Joduski Young, a lady pod Position for herself in the ntirely acceptable as Eleanor. Dit Mesetm.—“Condenined to Deatt the suggestive title of the drama at this house this week. The play Isa stirring one, with an teresting aud complicated plot, and nigut presented i: a manner that see give lively satisfaction to the audience. | Tae SeCoND BATTLE oF BULL Rwy is fought dally and hourly atthe Pauaroma_ building, and tuese who wish to witness the fin Saal Permanent Exposition. THE BOARD OF PROMOTION BECOMIN IN MEMBERSHIP AND INFLUEN The acceptances received last evening and | this morning at Exposition headquarters were from the secretary of the Louisiana state grange, the secretary of the Pensacola board of trade, the secretary of the Dututh chamber ot com- meree, the secretary of tne Conuecticut state the secretary of the Kansas state tair F chairman of the executive committee | of the nationa! grange. The latter writes: “I xecept the honor you have conferred In appoint ing me a inember of your association, and since the purposes are such as will surely effect much good to the agricultural interest of the whole country, I will use my best efforts tocarry them out.” es Why the Streets Are Dirty. To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR: 1n your Issue of last eyening is published what purports to be an interview with Commis- sioner Webb, in which he endeavors to cast the blame for the dirty condition of our streets upon the contractor for street sweeping, which he kuows, or onght to know, is unjust. The j fault is not with the manner in which the | Sweeping is done or the machines, but the non sweeping of streets. It must be evident toevery one that it is a matter of Impossivility to keep | the streets clean when they are swept only once | | @ week and sume once in tivo weeks, the excep- lions being Pennsylvania avenue every night, ‘7th and 9th streets twice a Week and # portion | of F street three Limes a week, which leaves an accumulation of store sweepings on these Streets to collect in the gutters. | Aguin, at this season of the year the dropping | leaves gather very iast, and will increase from | year year as the trees grow larger. These leaves are being constantly ground up by the travel over them. The contractor can only sweep such streets as the schedule furnished by the Commissioners calls for each night. He can- not bein the work before 10 p. m., and musi | bave all tue sweepings weathered in by 8am. nd if he is 15 minutes bebind he is “docked.” ‘ne Comunissioners have three inspectors, who over the prescribed route as the work is | being done.and the contractor has one inspector | on footand one in an open buggy doing the same, to see that the work is properly” per- formed. So,as I said before, the fault is not with the manner of sweeping. but trom the tact that the Commissioners have not funds suffi- ¢lent to pay tor sweeping the streets oftener than once a week, Commissioner Webb is exeusable for his | statement, as this portion of the work does not | come under his immediate supervision, Wuo Kxows. —— | The Aqueduct Sale. The absence of some of the Alexandria canal directors delays the formal acceptance of the agreed upon plan tor selling the Aqueduct to tue United States fora tree bridge. The imeet- ing will be heid within a few days. A call sora miceUng of the Canal company bas been issued, und probably by the Istof November the trans- fer Will be cousummated, | money Deter Berns aT Avcrioy.—Mr. Dowling will sell, on Toursday nexi, at his auction | Fooms, a’ consignment of Dutch bulbs, embra- cing wil the finest Varieties. See advertisement for details, pam eas | Affairs in West Washington. FINED ror DisorpERLY Conpuct.—Yester- fternoon hail a dozen colored men visited | Collins’ saloon, on Water streetsg purchased drinks and retused to pay for them, The pro- prietor objected to such business, aud the men became very disorderiy, Three of them, Levi Jonason, Be Franklin, and Clinton Johnson, were arrested and fined $5 each by Judge Stell to-day. Graix rived with bushels of corn, € ing, arrived with | canal boat Mary is of wheat and 600 nal boat E, Lyons, Wait 4,200 bushels o1 corn, and arrived with 2,000 Cush- els Of wheat tor Hartiey Bros. Wheat sold on | change yesterd: 50 to 87iye. a bushel, and | com soldat 454°. a bushel. CATILE MAEKEE—Sales of Hye stock at over’s Rest, D.C, as reported by Tavenner as follows: 172 eattle up. 140 Hye. to thy good at de. to 4 ue. tod; couimon at 2qe. to Bg. | 782 sheep and lainbs—iambs at dye. to Sat = Bly: yearlings at Bic. tot ’ Gy. 20 cows and caives sol j at 3: 0. “Market fair. There will be | om the market here November Ist 500 stock Wetlersand ewes, De x | SEMPEEATUKE AND CONDITION OF Water | rature, 59; cou- dition, 36. Receiving “reservoir, teniperature, 69; condition at north connection, 6; south coanection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tem- | pe n at influent gatehouse, | So; gatehouse, 36, condition at eitlu Alexandrin Affairs. | Reported for the EVENING STAR | FUNERAL oF WasuINGTon HARRIS.—The | funeral of Mr, G. Washington Harris came to | this city from Washington ‘this morning and Was met at the ferry wharf by many trends, | who aecompantea his remains to the cemetery. | Mr. Harris was early in life engaged in the gro- | cery and ship chandler business ut the foot of Prince street with his tather, Mr. James. Har- Hs, who lived a the intersection of Franklin | tity his reside: and grounds. He led the re- vival, in Cais respect, iu the first ward, which, after having been the residence of all the lead: ing merebants, bad tallen off on the build- Up Of the upper portion of the town. He Was one of those who insist that every man should be qualified in some mechanical par- suit, and raised one of his sons as @ blucksmith and the of ber as a cabinet maker. hh proved eXceilent and industrious workmen, | | NOTES.—it is expected that Une Up-Counts teleptione tine will begin operations here thie week.——Mr. E.'S. Flemming’s ease at Rich- | mond against Auditor Harlow for non-nccept | ance of coupons tor taxes has been dismissed DY | plaints. ‘ue corporation court held a short session ‘Yesterday afiernoon. and adjourned until next Tharsday morning.—Mr. & G. Brent, of this piace, bas accepted an invit Hou to address the Virginia Democratic association of Washington next Fi vutinued during just Sunday on the | Princess street sewer. It is said the bottomless | pit bas been struck there, & good day to bridge | Mrs. J. and that Sunday Was it over.— The suneral of anes I. Tubman took place thls morning | fom the residence of Mr. W. D. Wood, ber son- SALISBURY LAID IN ASHES. Over a Million Dollars Lost by Sunday ‘Night's Fire. THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE TOWN WIPED OUT AND MANY PRIVATE RESIDENCES DE- STROYED—PEOPLE WITHOUT HOMES AND DE- PENDING ON CHARITY. Two-thirds of Salisbury, Md., is in ashes. One hundred and ninety buildings are destroyed, a million dollars has gone up in smoke and five hundred people, whoa few days ago were com- fortably seated in their homes, are without shelter and for food must depend on the charity of the few persons who escaped asimilar fate. There is not a business building left standing, Save two or three small groceriesat the extreme eastern end of the town. The court house and ‘8 few churches are all that are left of the public buildings. The population seem dazed over thelr misfortune and hardly realize that they &re worse off than the inhabitants of Charles- ton, whom they have assisted for the past four weeks. The burnt district includes all the buildiags on Dock, Division, West Church, High, St. Peter's, Williams, East Camden, West Camden, Broad,’ East Park, West Park, West Chestnut and Main streets, THE HEART OF THE TOWN IN RUINS. ‘On the last-named street stood two solid busi- ness blocks. This isa district in the center of the town of half a mile long an’ a quarter of a mile wide. The Opera house, Masonic Temple, Odd Fellows’ hall, the Episcopal, Catholic and Southern Methodist churehes, the Advertiser building, the poss office, the Salisbury National bank, the Salisbury, Peninsula and Home hotels are all in ruins. ‘Chere are, besides, sev- enty-seven dwellings burned, mostly belonging to the wealthier portion of the community. ‘The loss will reach $1,000,000, covered by About two-thirds that amount of insurance, distributed among all of the most promi: nent companle@ of this country aud England, THE TOWN TO BE REBUILT OF BRICK. Amid all this desolation the business spirit of the town is triumphant. Ata meeting of the citizens, called yesterday by John Tracy, presi- dent of the board of town commissioners, it was decided to begin rebuilding tne town in brick at once. Most of the buildings were of wood, Which caused the rapidity ot the conflagration, The streets were also very narrow. They will be widened, and when rebuilt the town will look "better than ever before. Many of the merchants will put up temporary Structures until next spring, as winter is ap- Proaching and it will be impossible to put up substantial structures this fall, Food is very scarce and everyone is put on short rations. The population is huddled together at night in the dwellings | principally belonging vo the operatives. Men who considered themselves weil-to-do last week sleep in the houses of thelr hired men, The fire broke out Sunday night at haif-pust six, in the stable belonging to S. Frank ‘Toadvine, iv' the southwestern part of the town, near the Wicomico river, ‘The wind blew fro the southeast, and the flames spread rapidly into the western part o: the town, When that was destroyed it veered around to the south- west and swept away the remaining portion of tue business houses and pushed on into the residence portion, where the flames were finally got uuder cuntrol, A DREADFUL NIGHT. As soon as the alarm was given the local fire company brought out its engine, but iv was found to be out of order and useless, Dispatches were at once sent to Wilmingion and Crisfletd Jor aid, but before it came tie worst was over, The anguish of the women as they watched their homes melt away was enough to appul the stoutest heart, ‘The sireels were crowded with terrified women, serextning children und haltmaddened horses that ran every. way througu the crowd to escape the flames, Fortu- nately No loss of lite occurred, ‘The fire ts believed tw have been started by Winder Culver, who finished a term in the enitentiary lust August for kiliing a resident. arly Sunday morning he shot Thomas Ellis, & private watchman, and has notsince been seen, ie hus threatened to burn the town oiten, and, as the fire was evidently the work of an ineen= diary, everything points to him asthe guilty purty: ‘He is supposed tw huve also disubled the ire engine, Mr. Blaine in Penusyivania. | HE MAKES THREE SPEECHES AND VISITS THAD- DEUS STEVENS’ GRAVE. Mr. Blaine leit Philadelphia yesterday ina special train, accompanied by Gen. Beaver, the republican candidate tor governor; Einory Smith and other prominent Pennsylvania re- publicans, AtDownington, where the first stop was made, a large assembly was addressed by Gen. Beaver, Mr. Blaine and otners, At Lan- caster there’ was another demonstration and more speeches, including one by Mr, Blalue. AS he had expressed a desire t visit the grave of Thaddeus Stevens, Mr. Blaine was driven there, and placed a red rose asa tribute to his meméry on the inound which murked the spot. He also viewed the resting place of Buchanan and Gen. Keynolds. Alter leaving Lancaster a halt was made at Mount. Joy, a 1ew tiles west of Luncaster,where the orphan'soldier boys and giris flocked sround the car. wor a time they did not see Mr, Blaine. When he was pointed out taey set up a gleeful hailooing. Mr. Blaine shvok lils finger at thein in a good-natured menace, at whicn they waved their caps and ran atter che uain as it fled be- fore them to the west. AtSteelton, # few miles outside of Harrisburg, Messrs. Biaine and Beaver, Smith and Suowden left the train and Grove io the country howe of Gen, Cameron jor supper. At Hurrisburg at night a meeting was held in front of the Lochiel house, where a stand tor the speakers Hud been erected, from which itis ed not less than 20,000 people could be F There Was a procession and fireworks, Mr. Blaine, who was accompanied by Gen. Cam= eron, delivered an uddress soliciting the sul frages of the people tor the republican ticket in Pennsylvania, ~———_s0s. Henry George to Mr. Hewitt. THE LABOR CANDIDATE SAYS HE IS NOT A SOCIALIST OR ANARCHIST. Henry George has written 2 letter in reply to Mr. Hewitt’s letter of acceptance, taking issue with him on many points, and denying that he 4s an anarchist, nihilist, socialist or communist. Mr. George then names over the listof the members of the Tammany hall and County democracy commitiee, and who, in the name of the democratic party, teudered him the nom- ination fur mayor, headed by Frederick R. Con- dert. He said that with the exception of the Tespectuble figurehead every one was 4 protes- sional politician. You will find amoug them notorious corruptionists, keepers of gambling houses, officials smircued with the mire of ‘awed, contractors who have grown rich by fat Jous, leaders of “dead rabbits,” and even in more than one case men who have been tried for their lives upon the charge of murder. It fairly represents tue class of inen who, under republican forms, and in the name of democ- racy, have hitherto ruled in this elty, and agalast whom the common working people have at last risen in their might. In conclu- sion, Mr. George challenges the democratic can- didate to debute the ques:ions at issue in pub- lic, and in frank and honorable way prevent their views and meet each other's objections, —— Mr. Oberly on the Labor Question. ‘MOST OF THE WORKINGMEN’S DEMANDS WILL BE INCORPORATED IN THE LAWS IN FIVE YEARS. From the New York Tribune Today. When United States Civil Service Commis- sioner John H. Oberly sits down in an easy chair, turns his priest-like face to the ceiling and rivets his blue eyes on space, it is worth while to listen to what he says. Chatting with him yesterday in the Fitth Avenue hotel the labor question came up. Having assumed his favorite attitude of meditation, he said: “Five years irom now, if we are alive, we shall sce inost of the demands of the workingmen incor- porated in the legislation of the country. ‘They will not yet every tuing, but they will get agreat maby things, because they are right. Mauy of the demangs ascribed to socialism are just and the tendency of legislation is to concede them, It will not be long until contract labor in the prisons is dove away with and until there will be no children at labor under age. Many of the states have already legislated on these points. Tuere will be careful supervision of tenement houses ond mines. Eventually the railroads und telegraphs will go under the control of the overnment as well as similar monopolies. the telegraph will be the drst step. There is no reason why the government should not send my message by electricity as well as by steam. ‘The beginning of government control of rail- roads may be seen ulready in the railroad com- missions established in the several states, and in the movement by the national government for the regulation of interstate commerce. ‘The progress from the control of commerce to the uctual control of the railroads will be a short ste Municipalities will own the gcs works ‘water works, and will furnish the supply tothe people at cost. The cry that all these things are socialistic is scarcely worthy of con- sideration, They are right, whether socialistic or not.” ————+e+_____ Sayles’ Bondsman Pays Up. ‘When the case of ex-Al Henry L, Sayles was called in the court of general sessions in New York yesterday, the habitues and officials were much su! at the sentation of a check for $25,000 to Judge Cow- ing. ‘The case was opened by the district attor- ney, whose need Delancey Nicoll, an- nounced that the fortelted boud for Say es’ ap- Pearance Wus ready to be handed up. Ex- Alderman McCabe's trial was set down for the ‘2istinstgnt. * New Fas Sroe E Weer, Gloves, Halt Hon, Underwear ab plepricea nae one Merino IRs Ww. 3. TEEL, 0016. 920 Pennay! pivenis wenue, UR g.00 BABY COACH Reduced to $7.00, oO Our $10.00 BABY COACH. — our 911.00 BaBy coacH mee? in-law, on Columbus and Cameron streets, She" is the “mother of Mr. J. Magruder Tubman, of W ashingiou.——The commitice on. public prop- erty promised to repair and renovate the mar- ket building and have asked for proposals, — Peaboay school building nas been repainted and very much improved.—The Alexandria Light Intantry, ‘Mushback, will leave for ‘the state lair Reduced to $9.00, : ‘Our $12.00 BABY COACH. nag ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SOLD ONLY Ix Cans. Rorar Bakxva POWDER Co,, 106 Wall street, N. ¥., oc24 Thetexse Assonrent Or BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESS GOODR, CAMEUS HAIR HOMESPUN DRESS GooDs, pure wool, wide double width, 50c. PIN CHECKS, TRICOT CLOTH, FANCY BASKET STYLE DRESS GOODS AND CASH- MERES, wide double width. all pure fine wool, only boc, PURE SILK BLACK MERVELIEUX, 85¢. WOOL BLANKETS, immense size (slightly solled), cheap at $5, price requced to $3 FANCY SILK, 37, 40, 45, 50c. BLA Kk CASHMERE 311A WLS, pare wool, $1.50. LOYAL SERGE beautiful fall dress goods: (exact Imitation’ of the $1 goods), wide double fold. ail colors, Including black, 12 yards for $2. ‘CLOTH FOR BOYS! WEAK, one yard and abalt wide, immense double width, excellent quality, 0c. COLORED CASHMEKES, wide double widen, fine ‘quality, all colors, 25c. HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75, DOUBLE WHITE Woon HO .E-SPUN DRESS GOO! the $1 goods), only 31c. ‘A Pair of ouz immense size handsome Damask Towels, worth $1, or alarge size Bridal Quilt, worth $1.50, ‘presented io each’ customer who buys $10 Worth of Dry Goods. coo A RRR TMT FI G8 dy RMR TET EPR BRE, 65% Scone RRR woo MM EG F Eee FOR oud = 711 MARKEY SPACE, Near 7th Street_ocl4 Suver Prareo Ware Our assortment of Sliver Plated Ward isso hand- some und large and our prices are so low that we feel we are ueglecting a duty if we do not inform our cus- tomers of this tact, becan-e we are confident it is 4u thelr interest, and’ that, they cap save money with us and will get en article that will give them full satistaction, We offer Breakfast Casters at 99¢. Fine Triple Plated Ditto, cut bottles, $1.98, Dinner Casters, new design, 9uc. Fallassortment of finer grades at from $1.49 to $4. gdiulter Dishes, all handsome designs, from 0c. to Sugars, Creams, Spoon Holders, Berry or Fruit Dishes, éc,, at from 9be. up. if Extra fing Silver Candlesticks, with Prisms, on hard white metal, equal (o solid sliver in Wear, gL OG, Silver Haid or Tea Be.ls, 73 aud Ye. Silver ‘Tea Strainerse4¥e. ‘Tooth, ick Holders, 49c. Napkin Kings in large variety at from? 19¢: ope Fine Plated Atngs, new shapes, at trom 49e. &p. Finely finished silver Plated Teaspoous, 30c. bet, ‘Tabiespoons aud Forks to match ue 70s set Plated T. bie Knives, nlce, oud wearing goods, 99e. Koger Brothers (it. H. or double plated geod) eas at 75¢., Tables at $1.49, Forks at p1.49 se, Rogers Al guods ‘Teus at $1.19, lables at $2.49, Forks the sum Kogers’ Table Knives, best quality, $1.76 set, Fine Silver Piated Kuives, pearl hand.c, $2.49 set Bu.ter Knives und Sugar Spoons trom 1c. up git Picks, tripie pinte. 79e: per net." Nut Crackers, Frult Knives, best quality, at 25c. each. Child's Plated Sets. 3 aud 4 pieces 25 und 400. Quadruple Pat , in satin-tined Hox ober We also offer Tinned ‘teaspoons’ at iSce. dozen. Tinned Tabiespoons at 25c, dozen. ‘Very good for Ei.chen use, ‘New Goods constantly arriving, MM, SILVERBERG & CO.. oclé 12 7th si. and 313 8th st. Conracrous Tam native of England, and while I was in that country I contracted x terriole blood poison, and for two years was under treatment as an out-door patient at Nottingham Hospital, England, but was not cured. 1 suffered the most agonizing pains in my bones, and was covered with sores all over my body and limbs Finally I completely lost all hope in that country, and sailed for America, and was treated at Roosevelt in thiscity,a3 well as bya promiuent physician in New York, having noconnection with the hoapttals. saw the advertisement of SwiFT’s >PECIFIC, and Tdetermined to give it a trial. I took six bottles, and. Ican say with great Joy that they have cired me en- trely, Tamas suundand well as lever was inmy life. L. FRED HALFORD. New York City, June 12th, 1885. In March of last year (1884), I contracted blood Polson, and being insavaunah, Ga., at the time, I ‘Went Into the hospital there for treatment, Isuffered very much from rheamatism at the same time. I did not get well under the treatment there, nor was I cured by any of the usual means. I have now taken Seven bottles of SW1FT's SPECTFic und am sound and well. Itdrove the poison out through bolls on the skin, DAN LEAHY, qetsey, Clty, - J. August 7, 1885. ‘Treatise on’ Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, Drawer 3, Atlunta, Ga. 14 Pruzerxo, (Gate with J. W. Bell, Sth Ave. New York,) Civil and Military Tatior, Riding Habits Ladies’ Suits, 1007 F Street, ocl2-1m Exca Weex Barsos Greater Ix DUCEMENTS IN OUR BU Bp HOR O% £ Hp br guy $3 £ uw oP HOH “oo? tu TTTT FRE RRR ¥ gs THT GER FRR, ¥ a? 2 SY SaaS of ERE ROR ¥ ERE PPP TTT BPD ES Pip TE ye ee DDD EEE P (5 ‘The following will bea few of the erie following few Special Bargains z A 900 ko 3 a a fun 2% SoS Ep goo RRR TITT A on NNN SOE GEER TET dy TRY Eats So eae F SAH RAE Sts 008 “uu hE 4° AUN AN Ssa8 = A beautiful. woven edge, Russian border at $1 apalr. ‘A nice curtain, twisted thread, at O7c. pal a AATePY Pretty desigu. 34 yards long, taped, st 92.20 An elegant Guipure lace pattern at $2.87 a pair. We will continue to sell our Ideal curtain, dig yards Jong, taped, at $1.10 a pair. EPP OO. RR TITI Fi BPP. He EEE REE, ERE 5S5q RT UE R PPO ORRK T IER Ses, Ook BE HE a = ‘00 oO a Kerk = Pate A Sr sea ‘3% yards long, at $3.85 6 Chee : Jatrasione dado, 3% yards long, at pain anoles 0, 3% yards long, at $5.25 = Raw silk, doubt *heuil yards 9S an cts ey oe eae o ate ‘A beautitur cheuiile portiere colors ‘A veautiial chenille portere, Agured centers gia ‘ail colors. Pintis heey door mata at ase. Genaine Siaarag. Meat figures, at 230 a yard, Beatrice, something nev for curtat ‘yard * Serim, new stripes, Oc. u yard. wom at 14.8 Gurtaln poles, complete, 350. Z Heavy felt’ Fugs, 4 Yards long, 1% yards wide, ‘50 stair oll cloth 10%0. a yard. Sheltoit cloth. all co r Table oN cloth Buen yata es |r S18 plece, Mammoth establisument it has ius standard by selling only the Best and Acer wetieee Goods in Barket which we cantik we Fecommend without: hesitat “We will quote a few Special Bargains, which we call ‘price Liotof: musi! seve mins ett ryokan see manda oie 1 lot of Satteen Corsets, lace trimmed, corded ‘busta, Ce ved front, good ‘whalesones as ‘60c.; ‘A full ine of Colored sha Gait Bkieta tn prices from 68¢. to $5, exch ‘one guaran: 5 Eee pe oee tie ‘Bargains, i —— BER’19, 1886—WITH SUPPLEMENT. CIry ITEMS. Great Sale of Ginssware Ar R. GoLpscuurn's, 812-77H St. N. W. Our large stock of Colored and ‘tal Glass Pes arriving, room : Therefore the following articles will be otieed at an extraordinary low figure, which will be a t inducement to buyers: Extra large Colored it Glass Water Pitchers only 24c., worth 50c.; Crystal Glass Fruit Stands, small size, only 17¢. worth 25c; medium size, 2le., worth 35c.; large size, 26c., worth 40c.; exira size, 39c,, worth 65c.; handsome engraved Frait Stands only 81c., worth 50c.;; large Cut Glass Water Pitchers ‘only 24c., worth 40c.: extra large size @5c.;*handsome Colored Glass Bread Plates only 1ic., worth 35¢.; Col- ored Cut Glats Globes only 22c.; Ind. Salt Cel- lats, 6 for 8e., worth 16c.; handsome Cut Glass 1nd; Salts, @ for 12¢., worth 26¢; Colored Glass ke Dot RES 6 for 23¢., worth 40c.: Cut Glass Ind, Butters, é tor 15c., worth 250; Crys- tal Glass Syrup Cans only’ 12c., worth 20c.; Colored Bohemian Glass Mugs aly. 5e., worth 100; Stiver Glass Vases 7c. per pair, Gov. Col- ored Glass Preserve Dishes only 1c., worth 30c.; Crystal Glass Cake Stands oniy 2lc., worth S6c.; Crystal Glass Bread Plates only 16c. In addition to the avove extraordinary bargains, we will offer a reduction of 10 per centon all Decorated China Ware, positively to-morrow only. a Dr. Larits’ Pine Wool Underwear, Bandages and Oils are a positive remedy for Rheumatism, AUERBACH & Bro., 623 Pennsylvania avenue, 5 Se eae E.P.MEnrg, 11th and F streets, Agents for Bandages, Oils, &c. tuéf,2m Deserving of © jenee.—There is no article which so richly deserves the entire con- fidence of the community as Brown's Bronchial Troches. Those suffering from Asthmatic and Bronchial diseases, Coughs and Colds, should try them. Price 25 cents, eo 4 Covers'in grent variety ofstsies and pri nd Covers in great variety ofstyles and pri from 85 cents to $10 each, at Topham’s Harbess Factory, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, 3 J. P. Herman. ming at the South Washington Palace; 824 4% street southwest, will take place on Wednesday and Thursday. 3 Carriage Robes in Plush and Wool, handsome patterns and large stock. Prices from $2.50 to $25 each, at Topham’s Harness Factory, 1231 Pennsylva- nia avenue. 3 ore pe aey ot we wilt sell our 25¢, rubber. M. SILVERBERG & Co., 312 7th Street. Cop Liver Ort, WiTH H¥POPHOSPHITES, Almost a Specific for Consumption, The thousands of testimonials we have re- ceived from sufferers who have been perma- nently cured by Scott’s Emuision satisfies us that it will cure consumption in its early stages and alleviate if not cure in its latter stages, Save the Pieces! ‘10c. Royal” glues them, Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture, eo2m. Castoria. When Baby was sick ‘We gave her Castoria, When she was a child She cried for Castoria, ‘When she became a Miss ‘She clung to Castoria, When she had Children’ ‘She gave them Castorla, When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria, When she wasa child She cried for Castoria, When she became a Miss She clung to Castoria, A Most Liberal Offer! The Voltaic belt Cu., Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’ trial to any man af flicted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc. Llustrated pamphlet in sealed euvelope with full particulars, mailed tree. Write them at once, There is Only One Sure Cure forRheuma- tisin und Gout, Mr. Wim. Rowan, with Gorham Munaf, Co., Providence, says: “I had taken everything recommended to me, but nothing ever did ine $0 much good, and’ so promptly, as Autumo Crocus.” ‘rial bottle free. 5 GILMAN, 627 Penn, aven Jy28-e039 Baker's Cod Liver O11 and Malt 1s found of great value, even in advunced stages of con- sumption; it is pleasant in taste and should have atrial. JoHN C. Bakes & Co., Phila,and atdruggists. Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- Ing and delivered in 4 Ib, “Ward” prints, 45c. per lb, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Sc, per quart, Cream 15 cents. Pickwick Club Whisky is the best. Woo Gass By Ir ‘We appeal to the strongest sentiment you know in asking you to try our rellable make of CLOTHING und our low prices. It’s to your in- terest. ‘You will be the gainers by tt in the satisfac tion of long wear and tue security of our cuar- antee. It's the tairest bargain we know tomake you sure ofthe quality and the work; telling you piainly what sort it is, and make you whole ir it isn't, ‘You'll shoot wide of the mark, and miss get- ting the best for your money if you buy without ‘seeing our reliable Clothing and what it costs. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHING, 607 SEVENTH STREET, Opp. U. & Post Office, th, ocl5 Morva. Lire ASSOCIATION, Narionat ‘No. 1420 F street, Washington, D.C. JOHN W. DREW, Agent for District of Columbia, OvFicers: President, W.W. Dudley, ot Bateman & Co.,bankers. Vice President, Johu H- Magruder, ror, Geo Ht & While, cashier Netional Met- ropolitan bank. Ronee , John E, Beall, Real Estate, of Adams & ‘Counsel, Chapin Brown. Consuluing actuary, Chas, T. Westerfield, oye Hun Han NOW READY, OUR FALL AND WINTER STYLES DERBY HATS AND, SOFT HATS, Of At Qualities In Ail The NEW SHAPES AND COLORS, SILK DRESS HATS. AT $5, $8. $8. CASSIMERE DRESS HATS, Latest Novelties for Men and Boys in CLOTH AND CORDUROY HATS AND CaPs. TRAVELING HATS AND CAPS, CANES AND UMBRELLAS. JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, 621 Penna, Ave. ‘will be giver of our New sift, nlwveorner Penna avec and tot se ‘Store 621 Penusylvania avenue for rent and Bulld- ing for sale. 3c25-3in, ‘ ‘A. Wor Or Aovice- We advise you tgat gues. luce your order for your FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. ‘Don’t wait until the weather is cold and everybody in a hurry tor their but order at once, and you will get the best results. I¢ is much more satistactory to & customer, and. more so to us, when there is pot too much ‘We would much prefer having your foods ready a mouth before you eed. them than fonts a ean. sys ood iain coatings. To get a Sitting ffatlor-ninde futgomie o012-3m_ the new area. oe & BENN: a 1221 F street. Hovserurwisuinas, sVe just received another shipment of] a rowel and Bartiora comprining Wits Squares 1287 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Bole agents for this city for the sale of KNOX’S N.Y, HATS, YOUMAN® N, Y. HATS. LATEST NOVELTIES JUsT RECEIVED, ovis > Semple mena 98, $3.50, Best ‘ilk Hats $5, 96, 87 and 98. - Boys Hate 50c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, “UMBRELLAS AND WALKING CANES, Gold, Sitver, Dresden Porcelain and Japanese Bronse OUR OFANING OF LADIES. FURS WILL BE Sesbonrnrimer se H. FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL. R SALE—A FOUR-HORSE ENGINE AND ‘Doller; also a steam table for restaurant use. 423 ith st aw. x Fe, cel! IR SALE — DRUG STORE, DOING A FIRST- class bosiness, for rent or sale rare chance. A‘ Box 96, Star office, ‘ocl5-6r* nd, K SALE-CHEAP—-ONE OF THE OLDEST ‘established Lease stock 19 es Restaurania in city. ixtares. AppIy 1200 Dist wwe ocio-2t Fee SALE-CHEAP—A FINE GOAT, WAGUN harness, of will exchange for @ boy's bicyciv. 10 13th st, ne. ocl #24 POE SALECA HANDSOME AND STYLISH ‘Horse (biack) with village cart and alin @ lage harness: first-class cor D. 1M, Star ofice. ocl 9-26 = JPR SALE-ONE DARK BROWN MARE: GES Ur, tree from multe of sil tings. Tngeinerat 83 7th st_nw. Can be bought cheap. SALE—DRUG STORE IN SOUTH WASH- lonuneasy terms. Address GUNS, Star office. CAPITOL, HILL KINDERGART! [SRE8550 08 EX ox WING AND PAINTH Ci 22 3dst. ae. COKNELIA F. BOYD! I Mra FULLER Steed ASIST et Miss DELA Princvnai, ‘Tenth year Degius October 4th. For MUssiy cod Miss LOUISE 1. SMITH Teachers, culars address principal. — ocl@-lm | Anpyy Mondays 10 to 12; Wedvesdaysand Saturdays Winragaiies tapas Sweaters | eRIRE CHER GF FANS remo ym Capitol Hill to F st. DAW a 1. ORGANIST, TEACHER OF Tooms 7, Sand 9. oclS-lm* sd VOCAL MUSIC. Parucular attention to be RAND MRS. BUJACS ENGLISH AND it ma tobe wey 4 berioraiers or teachers,” Tortus 22. 734 MMI French 1d ‘Day School wil SEPTEMHER Zin, wt TUL Trib se new, Private = is Clagses in Engiish, French jathenaticaselG-210" MERCTAL COLERGR, CLERGYMAN WOULD INSTRUCT A FEW ag Lt a 8, privately, in the bigher branches of hag re, oa omen iis ree fou Latin, ew Address BOX | Boarding, Satiounry, Kc, 12 weeks course, $76. POF TAUGHT BY CONVERSAT SPRvERSATION—a | “se cabana ‘course for ladt: ; open st October 18h at p.m. "S10 per $5 lewone, “A tree | CAG RU ENIOR MISS DOKSEY wilt resume her Callsthento classes at Forrest Iall” Weel wreaks ‘and Friends’ Select school, Xo 18111 et new. Wasting: Hee ee ene iat” chebia on. earopabre G DORSEY, "3122 P et, welded? goure of Teaiian fo pups Nonsicar Fc DaSos HENS, assisted by tative tenchers. Address CHEN FG CLLI Bh 1808 Ts ee oc HL IGHTLINE SHORTHAND, THE EASIEST Syste to learn and to read, cowising every ele ment of tering. Address Mise Bt West Wasi OR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, NO REABON- JPRIERDS SECHCT SCHOOL, 15) . Nw Fiatie otter retiees for—ifaaud win apn Gaye—bar | $nerr, omny Seieee fr Advanced papi SEEM ap iu soon room ‘order. or Sees Siiall capital: "No treubte stout agains | -ccletes ___ me funnies — ne ocloawe R, JAMES CAULFIELD, ‘There are two courses of siagy—Hngiish and Seton: R ALE—ONE SIX-YEAROLD IRON GRAY Mii28 Frofessor of the Grand Conservatory of | tific and Ciassival. The school is suppiied with, horse, w: ited Wind and gentie: weighs | Music, New York, charts, globes, weights apd measures of the Met 1,100 Iba! aso one dog cart and English harness: sid | 918-8 1532 Kingman Pinte ww. | Sivien. retercoes Cocke ons chowianl and Logether orveparatelrscheap for cash. tor farther VOLUTION IN SHORT-HAND — cs ~} Turton trom 950 eo Par igor inquire ofS Wr Sak¥OuD, 28 ret now | RQ pustoran taugh mie renest tape A: | Naaesoh sets ay teen fot BOO te POR SATEGGREEN GROCERY. FRESH MEATS ‘The reason for sale, to exchange corner, business and stand. Address oclS-ste ‘and Provisions business: GREEN, Star office. eleven gold medais Classes aud private instraction dally. ‘Tuition by” matt. Cail or seud Stamp for prospectus Tvpewriting taaght by experi: e perators. School, 921 F st uw, olblw® rPUTORTA GRaDUaTE oF also passed Year in Berlin t Fooeivednt any time nend for calalogue oF cal school between 22 and 4290 ta posed auziom THOS. W. SIDWELL Principal. LEXANDER ZIWET, 140 Cit ne. Harness Bodry: Siete und Rowes apd Bankers | int excrience £54 tutor il take from the Huminas French, German;c0c,_ "Sosa The mare isa No. driver, perfectly gentle; any lady | For, Scierences gives “Address 1, 11” [ASTRUMES TAL. Voc SiC AND Hak ‘Can be seen at 212 G st. n.w., between 10 and 2. hintaan se auOny se sematiouly taught. Special attnation oclb-st E MASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE Ant | Prot i: F'dnis Tak nhs ne R SALE—AN ELEGANT YOUNG HORSE | & 8nd Decorative Design, Vernon Row,045 Pa ave, | roo i five years old: has fine size (16% hands high) and | {75 ~0t! st. Day and evenme ci MUMS BRIET MILLS—VOcAL ishandsome, fast. spirited, sate and sound: any can drive him, Inquire at LEADINGHAM & Wi DICUMBE'S, 1827 H st. n.w. oclS-1mn. HOYLE, Miss KJ. WALK Ladies and Gent! J., Star office. oclS-3t*. Pool Table. “Apply 1232 20th st n.w. _‘ocl! ‘OR SALE-FURNITURE OF A_ 20 100M Louse. all walnut, also ci.ina, silver and linen: best location in. city for Buarding-house or renting rooms: house titled with good paying people. Address J.B. {OR SALE—COMPCETE, FINE, NEARLY Rew PeROwERY TaccaT aT an Lest aw, 913 F st nw. oclest* * | SF CAULFIELD WILL RESUME BUaE FESG ES Sea, TORN chasis anh MADAME A. PI (from Paris), 831 14th At 1122 Connecticut Avenue, aw. Sool set First Fiat, ADEMOISELLE BRON, A_NaTIVE oF |} oC oe Mittn: montexperiencedteacherandzhorouch | Nfl School Rept 2% Tigi Asm Me ae Titi resume her lewons in the rreach ism | A ari scbou ‘and those guageat Lizz Gat Scldlme” | wich ave inehed resiudiel usa eeeeeaet, AM! OR SALE—KEN’ thoroughbred: sound and kind; aid harness; may beseen at DOW NE \’S Siabl near 17th. TUCKY HORSE, NE RLY en to saddle “ until periected, " se2-zme M NON SEMINARY, PA 1100, 1104 and 1116 M st. nw., Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies and Little AMES CORRIDON, VISITING TUTOR, (SI eDicenth year.) Shorthand, Book keeping. Penma ship, ail styles’ Classes at Columbian College Pre- POR SACESFURSITURE SUFFICE ten-room house: in splendid condition; as Rew. Apply, before 11am, at 105 E Capi at Ocls-t® Fatury ~chool, 1339 H st mw., Monday, Wed ves Friday, 6 p.m. 1S-im* TLEMAN WISHES TO LESSONS in Greek, Latin, Mathematics and the hnslish ranches privately or ‘In ‘school: best of referecces MES. FLIZARETH J. SOMERS, Principal. Tweiith year opeus Se). 30th. “The Principal” will be at home afler Septeuiber Sw from 1 tS pm, ally. ves Can be seen at 529 13th st. n.w. cit: Yt FOE SAGES AT ERIVATE SALE_ONE SOLID ‘Walunt Folding Bed, with or without mattress. ‘Address Box 05 star offic nal cost Gondition; at. ‘Tm st. (OR SALE—TWO FIRST-CLASS COLLANDE! $220; if sold at once, gis: in excel SPELSHOOUSE, Paper-banger see the Standard Nove for sale by ED. J. HAN Only $2.7 ‘Co.'s Illuminated Clock, AN, at 517 11th st. n. cl 631 (OR SALE_—A HANDSOMEM USIC BOX; ORIGI- s moderate. ONG ar OfBen.nt-Ows |) 7 1S aRAG CL ARsicag, aR RD ans Mv eu w ii. | MM 'Pamt-aud Dag choot tor Voune Ladies aad pen, on vet 4th, their School for Giris, | bittle wins, 330 and Reoveus Septem Romber limivet' 15. Private lessons ater t o'clock | Pet th “Hostel a to dors requiring special training in Latin or | _“t2i= ot Matverd. Vicor Pri Mashemafict Por circulars addrew asa fst" “| \ravimiy SEMINARY Ta00 KSI 8e25-1m* Boarding and Day school tor \oung Ladn Full corps of toac' ‘inary from 12 a. m.t0 4p. mor Opening October 1 HARVARD GRADU\TR ENGAGED AS tutor in Washington after “November 1, 1890, Pool Tables, in first-class order. Balls, cues and | Gesires pupils, singly or io classes, for some hours = SPECS, SR. SaaS yaoks complete, “Apply at D. MAUERTY ©, 2903 | Guise Aifehalidh ata Mtatiemtica’ aioe PUG | TARTS teehee ee ee Pennsylvania ave. oc! eek aud French, Refereuces and further informa- English Schoo! for Children under 12 peace, MA D- OK. SALE —SPECIAL_NOTIGESCALL AND | ton upon application Sou TASS BOT E ae ae | aden eh Fst. nw. ocl4- PRNALE STRUCTION IN LATIN, GR Mathematics and English branches: best ONT, reopens SuPoa Bett Too2 v5ih sh, between Bam a seo0-Lme ENTAL EPALTMENT OF HOWARD UNE OR SALE—A COUPE ROCKAWAY; COST NEW $850; good coudition; cheap for cash. 1930 Sh ERSIT {OR SAUE—HORSE, HARNESS AND FAMILY | @rencesyiven, MASS GLOVE! Clinics by Prof. Starr Parsons. Dental operations Carriage, toxether or separatcly. “The horse a | _ Chin 1303 4. | and ‘extraction of ‘teeth willbe _perforined <Sm, ‘very handsome dari bay, aovou venta old: gentle an TES > , Faz | Twenday, Thursaay asd Garantay soccer wre Find, good weight abd height: Calla 1235 Sew Yore | WEEACH DESSONS, BY PROP. 1 Taira | {oigusy, Huareisy aud paruriny evenings irom 00 ave. 0cl6-3:* | bonne, Paris Academical cour-e of French pronut | thé Preedmen's Hospital. For filllugs ae charge Will de made, except for materi _se29-1m ciation and elocution tw pubic and private teachers, al used. Asad Zs ‘cel t-iny SCHOOL OF ELOCUNON AND +B. PURVIS, M. D., Secretary, Lis 1th st, dition and warranted same as new, for orly handsome stool; helf or quarter ¢ash, a1 st. n.w. ocl6-3t* JOR SALETA BEAUTIFUL ROSEW OD CASE ‘“Myoctave Cabinet Upright Piano, In elegant con- Balance to Engilsh Languace, 904 M st. n. w., Mrs. AL NS HART, Principal, Private and Class i struction Day and/'vening. “Stammering and other deivcts of speeen cured. sellzm® MEDICAL DEPARTMENT < a SITY OF GkoauETOWS THE THIRTY-EIGHTH SESSION will begin tp ‘that ih every house where there is | laced avet of A, io. college.” ing Box 129, star office. ocl€-2:n leton’s Cyclopaedia it ls ike sendi. g the whole family This work all the volumescan be ob- tained at once on small monthly payments by address- Sere a alee Ee Toop, | ti, BER Couewe Batiding. on 1 sarees beeen OO it monly. Apply cia Vous VERN STITUTE, 150 1 SF | ana lot streets nw-om Siouday. Uctober athe THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOM! M ‘rene and Enetisn Scheel Aerobie! poareests | no eee o8 atonday. ocl6. nnual session begins SkPT. zvTH. For circulars: ¥ 7 (OR SALE-SEVERAL VERY and i. formation apply to: 3. W. H. LOVEJOY, M-D., Dean, fir clans Square Pianos oranty. esem Mrs CW. PATRO, Principal win One-half of new prices, ati payments to | JRIVATH LESSONS—BOOKK EEPING-RAPID APLEWOODINSTITUTE, POR BOTH SEXES Suit buyer. "The best bargains In the cliy. tiyou want | D>Cuucuiaiontand supld wrnec a choo MSroordvina Pa hve ee a'Piang enme and see hive at once at "Terms reasousble iors Well arranged courses of indy. BebU panes THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, un J, SHORTIDGE (Vase Coliege), ALM, Prin. ‘ccaams oci6 sna | Vp GSS ED CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS 1313 Mana, FOR SALE—GOOD WILL, STOCK AND LEASE | MI ‘nary’ |, 1918 Sunderiand Place (one bioc ave.. resumed studies MONDAY, Sept. Gth, with ofa well farmshed Restadrant with Vat, aba var | avathine Bupoar Clases ches eer eer cone monk | LM wee resumed xiudion MON 1 aoe gain. Apply on premises, 103" Ist. 2. MW Bfter 6 | for circulars. vel -2 Rusicand Ar. | The theory of oughly oeee: eae | Mf Big BGERS SCHOOL GIKTIT ramp | MEM pysclal attention pale to Piawo, Harp, oul, (OR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW 30 einceR | Mf Will reopen Mouday, Septeuiber 2 I parton Diseeiben i i oii oS ee sod all | st. now. Dosrap Lastra Painting, Calis Uipn. four ide drawers. drop leat and cover for sz, | [STRUCTION 1S LATIN, Rd po Fibund we Meares ger mous, At AUERBACH | Civil service Icxamlver, Candidates prepared ter cole | School for Baya, taugut by tue Sisters eei30-Sm ot SATEENCYCLOVARDIAN JAMFSPAR. | MA, Aimabale tent. lmt or God Service Ena: |p = TACK A. DANUEL GESUMIS LiaSONS ton, the celebrated historian and biogr pher, says | =oo™* Apply 4 ot ey ES ee ak THE CEDARS” g.and ay Sehool for Young Ladies an Little Girls, re-opens OCTUBER IST, INSB, Academic and College preparatory courses. Special Advantages OCTOBER IST. Keside 2. mW, BOO BU guESSONS IN” ALL GRADS OF tw adults confidential; prepares 1oF college, as West Point all exavuitattous. OR SAL food, etc., at SCHMID’ Bi south: of Pennsylvania uv ‘oclé-Bt* B. SINGING CANARIES, MOCKING Birds and other fancy birds, aquariums, gold fish, rd Store, 12th $t., 2 doors ihteuinrged sor do ean fog el uad Set Roe Doth departments Umited. “Miss EARLE, 1 08-3: ‘\Ginies will be held regulary at the Freedmen's How pital as follows: OR SALE — TWO FINE NICKEI-PLATED Show Cases, one of which is a upright case for xt Motta ENGLISH JOB PRINT- ing Otice, cheap, by W. OUKSTADT, corner Cand ‘outside show: has solid walnut base. Griole, 622 Tih st. nw. Piccactan G. BMAN. ib m8 ne. oclé-3t* orn .W.—A practical business: dueation that Men ad women ts support them- iScessfully perform: the’ active duties of h instruction given in Rapid Writing, nguage, Correspondence, Rapid Culcu- urgical by Pro’. Nea! F. Graham, M.D. Practice of Medicine by Prot 7. B Hood, M.D. wae Diseases of Women by ProfC. B Bena prea nwa wy Beet, Bee seseim ©. B PURVIS, Secretary, 1128 1: the English lations. vookKeeping. Business Practice. Commercial Law, Political Econumy. stenography and Type: Wri- \OR SALE—HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS in good condition; reason for selling owner has no further use. uire in rear of 811 14th st. o.w. oceaie ‘OR SALE—AN SSIOP BURDEITE ORGAN; made expecially for protessionai use, and in per- fect order; will be sold ata low figure or rented at a moderate rate. Address E. N., Siar office. oclt OR SALE—THI in called to 2 ‘music of the late Hon. WM. is UNT. f ATTENTION OF MUSICIA volumes and i.000 uiutettes, to be sold av extremel; FLENKY EBEKBA: H, 915 F st. nw. PORSALETA THOROUGHBRED J oci6-Br and a first class family cow I with calf, 975. Address “Hox, ‘OR SAL every respect. Star offi Piano: $225; easy terms. HUGO WOkCH & Co, ¥25 7th st. n.w., sole agents tor Suhmer Pianos. Piavos, for rent. OR Sal ‘em there are some of the finest carriage and drat jorses thut we huve ever brougnt in thls city have horses and be seen at the stables of WM. 612.G st. n. w. and in the rear of 623 G's. n. w. ocl4-1w, S 1e extensive collection of classical Assistant ~ec- retary ot State, comprising upwards of ¥L0 bound Pleces In sheet form, tor piano, violin and piano, flute and piano. trios, qua tetres and, tow prices by’ ¥ cow. 4 Years old, with young calft sired by registered bull. “This cow is very handsome, kind and gentle, ¥ West Va. Among ve ices tosuit every oe. They can | ai y ATES, in the rear of | P! tng. Kesalar day and evening sessions resumed INKNEY INSTITU E 818 CONNEC WEDNESDAY. September Ist, at 9 a.m. and 6 pu. We., select English, French and German School Office open tor arraugemeots on and after Monday, | Jur youllg ladies and litue girls, re-opens september Augost 23d. A full corps of teachers. Tuition Fees— | 29, 1880. Fur circalary or ‘special information apply Sessions—Regular business course, one year, | to ihe Misses BUi..i8e, Principals, auzs2m $70, payable $10 on entering, and’ balance in = "PEE BOxS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL—Colmmences tt eighteenth year Sep tember 13, in the north session roow of Dr Sunder Jand’s church, 4% street n.w. Instruction faithivl aud {orough; careful preparation for business, compet- Ue examinALioS, government Insti utina, COLNgES and uuiversities. Its poplis lu the past, a= a rale, have taken high rauk. See Gifculars in book stores tor teste uals Of well-knowa patrons. ‘Tbe school-twom bas ut in periect order. The Priveipal muy be ad- monthly iasiallments of $10 each: @ year scholarship, io full on entering, $60; tuitioa ‘per quarter of 10 Weeks, '$20, paid’'on entering. "Night sessions ‘Year scholars!.ip.£50 on eutering: three months.315, parable $6 on entering, and balance in monthly in- Stalmeuts of $6 cach, or $16 iu fuil on entering. Illustrated Circular sent free on application HENRY ©. SPrNCeR, Principal, Mrs. SARA A. SP/NCER. Vice Principal. RLINGTON ACADEMY. CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘Corner Pa. ave. and 1: A Select =cnoo! for Boy! Grewed 717 Irving st. Carrier 25 tor acall or 1rther (au20-2m | information. 3. . W. HUNT, A. a ’Young Men. Number |) j | limited: “Unly scholars of good moral character re: | a ‘all term begins tite SECOND MUNDAY IN | FeOpe = csretil | ve on, Bongtist Branches, Buk Keeping, Shor-hand. Higher Ad 1 iu ecarding con tae meile, Algevra, Geometry, Latin aud Greed Scuool for Foun ladies, ue gitis and boss under Tt sule-n bt tTON MACAPEE AM. Lk pay ed Ae D.-Princtpat Gove. OF MUSH {ESTABLISHED 1577. * Pri Will reopen October 4th, KIS, Principal. NSTRUCTION ON TE VIOLIN, For terms apply to H. DUNCH, 608 HX st nw. or Principal susie stores. BoP“ BN SSESD, EACHEK OF ELOCUTION, lias Removed to ‘17 13th street nw. Mrs. KLIZABEL 1305 1 st. n.w. 1e.or Class Lessons, Church organ for practice, 5 TH SGALLS KING, Princip ny AND DRAWING ACADEM dayaudevening. Figure and ornament taught Coliiu and Moreau, sculptors, and 1 Pedon, Monday, W ODELIN ot SALE — TWO horses; four fine cou five years old, sixteen PAIR OF FINE MATCH finest horse in the city. JAMES G. BUWEN, 643 N. . Ochs Y.ave. {OR SALE-SORREL GELDING; SIX YE sired by Lexington Chi 9 Chief; dam by Magna Cuarta: warranted sound 1d kind; the most stylish gentleman's road horse is the city: fast; also & r sold separately It desired. Apply 1215 ¥ st. nw. ocla-uu ‘OR SALE—BICYCLEs_62 COLUMBIA, $20; 52 Hero, $25; 51 Siar, low head, racing brake, power pe horses, one fine bay horse, ands and a haif high, can be driven by i lady, can trot in three minutes, sound, the RS he by Fisk Mem. isa quick stepper und cau be usade to trot rs buggy with new harness; will be ba JPEEEEE STITUTE PRINCIPALS, Mins i SIE POLLOCK, of Boston, trained in’ Germany, ss C. NOERK Graoed school ved gud “Kindergarten Departnir tts free Tweiflu year begins septe 28th stn. 1112 F Sreeer Norrawzsr, A FEW DOORS ABOVE MOSES & SON'S FURNI- ‘TURE STORE. | Praso Jirsoxs Mi-s CLAHA HARRISON, Popil of Wai Mason, 8. ¥, G13 M st. Prinvary, ‘Gerad iber 15th at 1 oc2-Im* amily and day School tor ¥ oung Ladi Guis. MISS ANNA ELLIS, Pi Fourth year began SEPTEMBER 2; corps of teachers. ‘A special Herdic is employed by the school for the Deuefit of pupils in distan: parts of the city. a ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF Bos’ GRAD. er c c c tate and certified exaniiner of the New’ England nserva ory. Piauo technique, harmony aud voice iraps, a snap. $45; 62 and 64° iiarvard, balls, ev. oe GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF CLOTHING, eee oar =i) Fa ‘ POR SALE — FOUR MAGNIFICENT PIANOS | \[ADAM CG. HOPEE tlian muthod. Guasicend | -@REATEST BARGAINS IN FIN © CLOTHING including Stteff, Kranich & Buch, Chickeriug and | Sodern’ Music good German, French and italian, “WE HAVE Hardmon makes, can be bought ata bargain for cash, | by unsurpassed methods, has her roomsat 716 13th ROUs OF IN- OR SALE-SLATE MANTELS. THE BEST in the elty to get. genuine Siate Mantels at iow prices is at RUACHIPS Mauutactory. 407 C new Sev7Am }OR SALE—FOR CHEAP NEW AND SECOND- and Furniture go to CALDWELL & SUN'S, UP holsteriug a specialty. oezeime 804 Estreet nw. (Ok SALE—JOHN. M. YOUNG'S LARGE CAR- ‘lage Repository, 479 and. 41 Cat mw. agen eral assortment of ull the various styles, new spd seo. ‘ond-hand, coustantiy on hand, vele-im R. H. Taxon, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, All Weights and Grades of WINTER KNIT UNDERWEAB for Men, Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children, LADIES’ WHITE AND SCARLET WOOL RIBBED VESTS, SILK WARP VESTS, WITH. WOOL FILLING, SCARLET CASHMERE ‘VESTS, WHITE MERINO VESTS, ALLEN, SULLY & 00.8 ENGLISR MERINO AND BALBRIGGAN VESTS, AND PURE SILK ‘VESTS AND DRAWERS, SIX AND NINE THDS. ‘MISSES MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS, ALL QUALITY. INFANTS CASHMERE AND LAMB'S WOOL SHIRTS. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF MEN'S UNDERWEAR IX ‘WASHINGTON. COMPRISING SILK, ME- RINO, CASHMERE, LAMB'S WOOL, CAMELS HAIR AND BALERIGGAN, IN ‘WHITE, PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS, DT SHIRTS AND DRWERS. ING AGENT FOR ALLEN, SOLLY & 03 HIGH CLASS UNDEEWEAR aND st n.W., late 1216 G. ay} MSS ROSA PORCHES GERMAN, FEENCH AVE and English school and Kind Wt FeOPELS OClOBER 4. ‘Third year. Circulars at 1224 1ztn st Bw. Private lessons. sel-2m* ‘AND TOGET ACQUAINTED WITH THE, PEOPLE AXD KUSH BUSINESS AT ONCE. WE SHALL GIVE YOU ALL a GRAND CHANCE TO BUY YOUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ae WH SPECIAL CAKE 10 THEW aNteOr tHE HE oe SCHOOL OF LAwavaaEs, KETAIL TRADE AND FQUAL TO MOST OF THEE diher: principal cites SEMONWoRK, AL ABOUL HALE THE Recognised chsuperior teall oiner siaiar Tnstite- WE WAST YOUR TRADE AND WE aikh GOlxG = oD GOODS: ces tions. Unexcelied advuntages for learning CONVER- | 70 HAVE TH Goub GOODS aT LOW Pits TO ALL. WE WiLL SELL You THE BEST CLOTHING YOU HAVE HAD FOR YEARS. MISriTS, BUT REAL FITS ARK WHAT WE SELL, HOW MANY PEOPLE YOUSEL ON THE STREET le SATION. Best of native texchers. Fee extremely low. NEW TERM now for Ladies. Gentlemen and Chil- dren. Free trial lessons every Saturday. och, SHELDON'S ACADEMIb=—1003 FST, N. W. Vvaintsdapnand sataplage ad ae aud US OF rie tate Neadaye and Poiaass ee ‘2 mer ool im WILL Tito eed \UiTA CLOTHING LAN A UITAR, BAD SE UU, AND AT MALF Of, LOUIS OL-TENSTEIN will teach theabove eS 4 Drees Ae Goptar prices ataemens practaly | Ak, CONE. COMMNATION AND Cnoheha. aught with uleabove, Anguireat 490 Csta.w. oFam | TONY OUR equine AND Take FUE CARE TLL GUARANTEE To TEACH ANY ONE | Rind: THC MOCK IS Laken AND, NUWe Mtnsite siitcaiee Gragon portale lvid lesson, | THESES ARE MARCHE NG HE LADIES ANCE Nor Lagineise of drasane een SW nek: | Lanning With SREEn owe Tae vOUtES OLDS, Ruow 11, May building, ne cor. 7ihiand ARE MARCHING, THs BONS ANE MA) CHING enn RAS CloTHINg eGtaL to The Bint CUsTOM Teacher of Piano and Organ, Residence 439 PAVING TERS ARE GARGAINS FOR YOU, Gast woe Teresa very gonnoen inane sane Cornet by Pro: LOUIS Ra bck. been WILL BE TK TINSUGURATION SALE WILL BR 4S CUTHBERTS SEMINARY, BOARDING TO OU, ee wanes ‘and Day school. for young lacies and children, R PACE, FERRED TOWARDS OUR O17 15th st, Wasuingtou, D.C, opeued Sept. 201. ie ANDORCE WE GET YOU Witale Competent ‘eiichers in sil departments," Music, vocal | TNG OT x CLOL ANG MibASS & CUSTOM Fae \djnstramental. ages and art receive special Waa NG 7 Siention. Yer further tuioracation address, by letter COR GOS OE nee, ‘of In person, Mrs. ECGENTA CUTHBERT, ocd-1m_ b YOU BETTER CLOTHING Me™ W#!t8s SCHOOL “FoR Bors aND GIRLS. ANY ONE IN THE TRY Us AND WE WE SAY. ALL GOODS AS REP- 1600 13th st. Metin on MONEY REFUNDED AT THE English ey, fanght, or GREAT COMBINATION CO-OPERATIVE tne Frencit deparinent. Children speak and understand Preuch, “2 class for beginners now torming. oco1m ‘CLOTHING HOUSE, 1112 F ST. .W, LARGE LINE WORK, REPROS:NT- WE ALSO CARRY A ‘OF PIECE GODS" POR ORD RENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND, THE STU |[\G BROWNING KING @ OO. BKOADWAY, ENTS HELP. COPYIGHTED 1886 BY | L)Sy YORK: GORGE SUMMERS @ CO. BOs oe MLL Y. PRUDMOMBEE REN AND ToWER MALL, PHILADELPHIA” zr mambers, 30 cis gach it tithe Feat ana ier | 30m. WM. DEMOTT Has (CHARGE OF THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. 18 ‘moet fh Sra Pec ae Pupils. "No. 1 ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ($8. 3 Button pga t 9 ‘Cloud Building, cor. 9th abd F sts, nw BS ¢ Bese Had Gtaves ter te Det aie