Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1888, Page 3

FOR SS THE EVENING STAR: WA FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES. HINGTON, D. C., EDUCATIONAL. ONDAY, OCTOBER : ae EDUCATIONAL. 36 | OR SALE— VALUABLE IMPROVED PASEE RTE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND THOMAS ave, bet: 13th and CIRCLE. Mase. 5 fronts ‘Manachusetts Maas. ave., bet, fa iA -:75 coutain about 5.500 oguars fot of ground Gi | 16th st, new $3) fo. : Conn. 192) fare yy scat tastes harass R. Lave, 3 2 DYER, 1304 F st. nw. eee ces Spe rad eer Ett, betes ake $pitil} be, completed cig aad wil wil Ba sl very cheap st, bet Sain andi a ayuee . 3, PE Se BOICR & 00, Fost. ne. bet. fon given to the conveniences of the tater Pevteni | _0c20-3t oe $m the latest colors: handsome mantels, tiles and OR 8: houses not hearthe, Houses now Location de: | IY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 14TH | Iota in the lightfal ise e8ih fer month to two lines of street STREET. — _ Oc23-9t & JOHNSTO! Apply to —70-Sm___JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st._ Bz RENT=wotse 21 F ST. 15 c20-3t eh ¥ 505 Fenmeyivanta ave. RE SALe-BOURR AD > LOT_ON PENNSYLVA- Apply w W. 6 JOHNSON 885: in, nice repair: SALE VERY CHEAP —1147 CONN AVE. | ADDISON ® LARCOMBE, 1304 Fst. b.w. oc20- ?) 13th st. nw. oct Tai mouse; moter Meperrenan SALE—NORTHWEST CORNER PROPERTY, Pama a oe Gan SEAS | ube H eeectin | PRR eer itt et tina sastaeneerieaey fen Srews: folom wall SS | Pos Sore RE Son ar ma sR es Apply to W:C. DODGE, 100 oth st: Key 118 Bae” to 3.5. JORDAN, Earl well suited for. Tous sis hosson ais: proken ne ELSES ve GA: | fein every le ass ent ome or it, = 7 DUPONT REYNOLDS. U S.A: ba gl CN a oe ge 3 nd ‘and Towa Circles. Apply to 1 etlotng Ment Duos Circle 2 SALE-NEW HGUSE: GROOMS, P. Bw. |Gwnisne om Toman otha near'F: t to somes aaa R SALE— ‘OTH ST., NEAR MASSACHU- oie =, eoCeo ate BUILDER, Star office. Fp ve sh we me double brick 5-20 12th st, 835 OB SALES LIFILE PALACES, MEW: MOD. | tot ou{S0 feet: two bath rooms: porches ‘on over} 12m wa 3,000 anid SS.500, Elogant home nese TO Te floor; four horse OS J FISHER & CO. ® GREEN scheap; $6,500. "Q st: 11" rooms; m. 1: star 5 fe cel. ee se29-1m 1324 F st. ble: $7,500. 15th st’: 10 rooms, , Bo. terms caer, “ ere 28 RENT THOSE NEW SIX ROOM HOUSES | 9 ' ——¥ tgea hears! TS. = Ahn A 3 alice eS Se meee a, and F st. FOR SALE—LOTS. ly ery reasonable to desirable | 2-¢-, Get our prices. a oo 000 FEET OF GROUND ON COR. SL wesT 008 ‘sez0-1m | for exc - i S08, F sbi and dit an Gin, and Boundary sta. Be. con: dew: g 2G 7k tae poee On ae TLE Hing: dhe 10, 160 sex15 om 90 ats near Paes Lath Fite in the city for 63.500. Darren ech RENT — HOUSE-907 T 9T-NW. irom cars: two eguares from, Capitol, ty foots, aot ai Te ae ree tal rambis, = : Heigl ee te. ie ea was, mA and Sot would rent for ing BY sTOME: aoe ¥ st, | Height Boe. oun 0. So a ee WkGGauAN, O1F Foe a om R SALE NEW BRICK HOUSE WEST OF OTH Ly BAS a | Foss BST 8 Ee promt | RO athe beans ‘and bath; | ihe 338 ty Ang get the best; Jot 33 ‘ ‘conve- zouth font lot 225123: Eco SRE Gs Boe CHAS A SHTEL DS. 1000 F vt. ° MP. 1418 RY , 2A WINDOW R RENT—BRAN NEW 3-8: brick, Azeem: hot and eo Jk SALE—FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY: rey 2 re triangular lot, cor. New Hampshire ave., and 72d ste: suitable or an an elegant, residence oF mnaller bo yases; also good | for business pur- re WRe BOO 1503 9TH ST. N.W.; Fm ake oven: sood stable i Tear! Jot 20x100 fe feet to S 8 Roc cars. G st. nw., near ane a will reasonable. Aj to HARD! next door. - Pad Gace j 36 st. a. onde! Perot ING eee ith ot ik _RENT—HOUSE 2108 G ST. N. W. KEY AT | [JOR SALE—AN ELEGANT NEW iCE ON F aALEA CHONG TO OR. = Tor Pied tiers, Seed 08 FE Flibartaiand avergel built md beautifully Sn. ROE GALE_E CHOICE TOT, QOR 14TH AND a W. BLUNT, fire-places, with urs Pp. SHOEMAKER: 920 F st. n. oc27-3t ae 1008 31st st. eich, peryetal | NOR SALE—UPON EASY TERMS, A VERY DESIR: Prod inp “Appiy 3. bah EIGHT 1 Booms, ALL red ypered throughout; con- Fe able lot, 33x60, on K st. bet. 1st and 22d Ln, med. ply to renee) mproved by three houses thst. ber rad Pegs LIEBERMAN, 1303 F st. to build small brick houses, LOUIS SPs SHOE” TX-YEAR-OLD HORSE, A NICE yor in canliont conditio a good Dee Tew, and two se all rear of 1490 re ‘st. n.w.029-3* oR saa tate GREY PONY, V1 a wars old: Kind, gentle, and sound ; horse for & lady; also an excellen pA ET ave. now. 0c28-3t 0c29-3r* SOE Ee ddress the st iber at 22 te price 5 REV EL KEITH. as 330° z OR SALE—DOG CART, WITH TA: HAR- jehltmgst a8 good ae new. ‘Address ALY Fa Sate _FRESE COW COWS. INQUIRE AT M. M. FEITELYS store, Farmwell Loudoun County, OR SALE-A COLLIE BITCH PUPPY, = from Queen Victoria's “Noble” and “Nellie;” seven weeks old. Address Box 32, Star office. it oR RENT OR SALE—SQUARE PIANO, SEVEN Pint cctavee, full round ‘corners Terms to suit reliable party. 2 Stool and Cover. 4th st. ow. OR SALE—A FINELY MATCHED PAIR PROF VE mont Horses, Dark Bays, five and six years ol 15,5 high. weigh about 2-100 Ibs; are perfectly entle | and rivers: can road 14 miles an hour wi horse, with handlin arene horses are aad sk. tleness and dri ei wuarantee rt to so qualities given by owner. pan aa "TALLY-HO STABLES, cc27-3t* Between 9th and 10th sts., near O st. DW. Fe SALE—TWENTY SHARES STOCK OF ECK ington and Soldiers’ Home, Electric Railroad. Ply at Room 40, Pacific Building. Wai SOF Ras ‘SALE—OOR! Bie. par foot. cae paves Ege 5 | F°% "h epleniia nlendid House, on the north side of K st., near Nermont aves 14 rapes: delightful location ; will be wa: WARNER & CO., 916 F a. w. R LOT ON _ 16TH ae EX- IR aed ost IN MT. PLEAS. R NE_OF THE COMPLETE | tended, oily 81,350. j and best-built houses in. the i orthwest heated Ho rooms, twel closet rooms, heat a — ildreae ks “The Ownge”, Gear Fi ‘Lots in Wi & Ridout’s addition to Wash. = ington. perty is situated at the terminus of -| FS SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE | Con! it avenue extended, and where the new on H st., bet. 45g and 6th sts. s.w.; A bridge is now being erected over a . An elec- 5-room nm house on st, Vat and 4 sta. 8. W.: OL, 00. | mee Aa within a few a ore through food busin property, a charter havin scene $5,000. A y= eens aoe a AS: Stoel ites the 7 uy be, abseribed to = oat ; | ofice; also maps of property showing prices, Special 2 to persons desiring to build at inducements offer once. advanced for oun EWA 003+: eatin SALE—LOT ON 10TH ST, = M, 25.9 BY Fa average depth of ¥2 feet; lapro ae | a a Fae 18 sPLE Poise Terme omy Selo Fo, FIVEROOM FRAME 5 SALE LOW-PRICED LOTSA GREAT BAR. aS, condition, with modern tm vomeaty aero Bigatti hgte ot aoa ae cS east Lo —i ply a st ook have: sure and quick profit. B. H. WARN ik £05, SALE 916 Fst. nw. SALE—LOTS AT FOREST its per foot. J. R. HENTPOND, 14 1 rs Fen SALE OR TRADE—LOT 11, SQUARE 15a, Rk ALE—SEVERAL FER 70 feet on Maryland ave, near 13th st: FOr SALE SEVERAL 51 a: or en Re containing S100 square feet. BSc. THOMAS enhancing fn value pro wo gene MOTCHELL: 034 F st-Room 4. meri ttnot 5 SALE—A SPECULATION—LOT 22100 TO ocd Pesan T0383 F vt-n.w. Fit Alley 16 feet wide on Cst, nw, next to “corner of | Por, SAEE-COTTAGES BUILT IN QUEEN ANN ithe the fine row just building on Indiana style; $ rooms and bai are, ai xe Bea foot, worth 82. Will mantels: ‘papered throughout trade 1 ent. THOMAS A. paved alle ; Rear street cars ay Fst. oc15-tnol ving | rue tg 00- si ; ‘OR aitieieramceied BROOKLAND | PRICES waning, Now ie your last chance to secure a lot Fea ae son at BY 140 TO AL- eee ices. ‘afew left. Prices from 8: ley, with store room that rents for $6 a month. 0 3 lot; elere ion. 230 feet. above Potomac Address E. M., Star office. 0c27-3t* * Soe y Aye minutes! by rail from the cfty OR & SALEBY 7. H SYEHERD & +1321 FST. ‘new Unive Moers Nery Home L mod. imp.,lot 212140, BATCHELDER ToTs Fst nw ACRE R SALE—STOCK AND FIXTU how te od yen ale | fSeaee temas Sere ve °| BUSINESS CHANCE tr aie ‘rs > waear Ras : =| = Toom cottage, roe 4 beh 90 Fabian Pa ia Park. 700 SALE THE ONE-HALF 1 INTEREST TAN |ALE—A 20 HP. UPR LER room cottage; lot 1003170; Takoma Par ‘established ness 0 Fes 6h. p_engine, all in — order, a Me T e RALESY retiring because of ‘if healt Ith. Address PRO: Oett, Star a ALETA NUMBER OF GOOD HOUSES IN Fe SALE—CLARET ee AS core 28 000 10.8258 in the WARE oR orn. non AS AT 5 PER. new, and cheap, at 1038 Congress st., We veet aah i man ‘eit a £38990. Si a fares ‘Box ae at a ‘SALE=HA DSOME AND WELL —— KEN- — 12-ROO! 3-STORY \ALE—1 ‘FURN ie Arosa sade and detving Horse: wil Tail be sola cheap. | aa B Bt nes ee funtiag og tol: | Bare: Orockety und Glasewarss Woedoreete Tas, Can be seen tor four day private stable a Past Jor. Ubsary, dining-room ‘and kite joor. Tocatio between 16th 1 re’s blacksmith sho He ieckemith coogi toil and to Soelock. OR SALE—AT PRIVATE E SALE, AN IMPORTED Bonnet. 89. cost Fine brown FT ge iew- market (bust m SS: cont sont, $250, Sulk Dress and Bonnet, 88. "Aadrees iz ALE —A GOOD FAMILY H HORSE. @ Green 50, Star of- aur | Jens: ‘ware, Croc! tock busine street; good fanny enue? ‘1307 Fate i ‘ANTED—88,500 AT 6 PER CENT, t INTEREST on first-class real = varity. dress 146, Star office. oest-dee GiporaeTowN GAS STOCK I8 ONE “OF, eee investments in the District. {eulars on application to FRANK H. Boca 1S ee | 5 Pay Be Oe Fae ALE CARPENTERS BUILD! BOWES Siva Sable, New ‘York ave., bet. ot Oth and pool eh Ete font of a9, gehooner Horatio Nichols Gatch ie Bite Jonet of the a _ | snice O-room frame house, with fine I lent These FR SE $200—BEAUTIFUL SIX-YEAR-OLD | location near the Capitol.’ J.B. Wi SIS Ya erowih Yellow Pine, “ro LR black Horse ‘and eer 027; ers the market rates wil Bess, QUOTE © bsp Pate be sei TR oR SALE Oc20-3t THOMAS W. SMITH, Lumber desler. Ln ‘The Tremont House, corner Indians a R SALE—FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL ae | st m.w.; lot 145 feet on ot on Indians ave and iSfecton 24 SALE} CORNER GROCERY STORE, STOCK 15-room boarding-boure, centrally located mee HE his house con Sara pay 8 good yewoa ford Bole a ee ee Sah aaa On een 26-3t = ™ IWS on. oo JOR SALE—A FINE-BRED 5- YEAR-OLD Brown | _°%27- = BR EXCHANGE FIGHT, G-ROOM NEW, BRICK F Mare. woupd and speedy works ees | Sinn ate) pretreat 5g: ahs pial a Cap 3500.” A fine 12 pall Choape ‘ORIOLE DA Daley, 11015 Penn. ave. e26-3t | terms if sold at once THORNTON. BIA ae lee fe - ones lot 42x81 Soxne © 5,000 : Sard PGE SALE THE PIANO EXCHANGE ABOUT THE | **¥-*+ Law. Rooms 3 and 4, 1006 F at SR dae pees ‘ocl5-tnol BF ait of November wil = | POR SALE A BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS AND oe BF "avenue. “Price te to tust | H'oain. with stable, lot 223100, eslley cheep to emer: Pain FIRST MORTGAGE Sor you. if you want to trade reer cine wall wee: | BE aw, Rosune Sind 42008 Fae a ol ey Minterest terest and Princi 5 pal paid by the Ch Chethieal see gs: ive will give yous snap bargain yrinaace a bg Forse SALE—A BaRGAIN—726 20TH, ori ge | “ck KER, W crane a iis Pst paid monthly Yo sait. "We whe, show a magnifies fiatock | 40 30-foot alley well Yeuted. ed Eithe ioest Carighiay Hemembec, we are iakgar | Attorney-at-Law, Rooms 3 and 4, 1006 F st nd ____ MEDICAL, &e. = FOR SALESNEARLY NEW THREE-STORY AN} Friteie of the Was stand Ooortong Rabel gen ieee: cal ieee ee nod. [7 HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Company in lots to suit. Apply at the office of the | furnities Pigees are me li iat HERS is the oldest-established advertis- a sSaeg | MES RUSRERPOAE TDO7Pace “GAG | edie Rar a tga oe Foe SLE JOST ARRIVED FROM THE GREAT | JPR sate pueuia iilestion eat te ait dunkse seein o> pe A mn trot in 30% apie 1. 192 Spategand Pace ing, arried or single. Forty years’ experience. my Seen cati trot a mile to wagon in | 20-2 DULANY & WHITING, 1820 F st. n. w. ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE 40. One sched Bay Horses 15 hands high, | FOR SALE— Se TMPROVE- Moree 1@ knee action. One Bay Horse, saan: also, FTC se ee J RBERT- | W: seo of Ds. BROTEEES: Ip handsome ‘Soseeuger | 20 head of Driving and Saddle Horses; JOHN SIMMONS, 311 12th st. nw. BREWSTER BROUGHAM, POLE FS Sarz-a iy to PAYNE & SONS, 25638 Pena aylvania ave. R SALE OR EXCHANGE 406 PENN PENS AE nw.—Lange Coupe Hockawaye Desa em, all ies: 5,000 :7 eae Dastous, Bi nO wn meg sions sets wt ie Har- Bivoers, 5 5. stock. Fas SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN WF. Given EVER fered. One Superb New Upright, 4 feet 9 inches | hy @ rich tone, both mellow and of great xt HUG 925 Sole Agents for the Unrivalled Sohmer Pianos ob SALE_ THE LARGEST STOCK OF FALL AND Carriages, act from, ra YOUNG, St ‘Terms reasonable. ie JOHN M ¥. ba: <a $20 soa 4ST cl strect —. STO" amall bath-room. for | = ia proportion. i x "e. CAMPBELL, | aw. on GAS ENGINE RE- Autres po boiler: avoids all expensive, attendance: Bo loss of time; no handli: Sod price list’ D. BALLACY, Ag't, 731 Tih at. ___ PROFESSIONAL. __ ALL THE EVE EVENTS OF 268 Lest, bets between deh and'Sth EF ARDENNE, THE ¢ THE Crore aes eat I 50 cents each. F ae a in full. and 1344 Hil t ; i ff Bt Soges #a8 for circular | nlz rating Cordial. w Suy cine of nervous debfity tha om of erve power vigor ‘whole, system, female. ¥ oc20"1m" ‘Ow TO STUDY FRENCH. Pees ce eetaveie E sees Eoaee tee Moet at LARGHORS Tre ust, Sreturned from sand will re sreshe Dad Ae 16 5th st. s.e. Studio for the at GRADUATE 1 IN THE MILITARY ACADEMY desires ive Gert man apd matheraticns ipet of references: Gs aeons Gand sth sta nee ori email haw DESIRES PUPILS, —" At Sanders & Stayman'e an aw. D* eh iene 4 10) 2 14th st, ‘Sm’ betan ~ 3 yt MEER an aoe ra - Fest vie OBERT, TOR Sel Sa Sages eg | ING. 1G, Principal. Wat saaroree ee Gee TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE SHING ‘SCHOOL, [ON AND ORO Gr ATT HART, a life-size crayon portale in 15 lessons; no eREVNOLDS, May Buildings pada Se and E stm oem res _ STUDENTS’ LEAGUE HAS OPENED bah ait, Still Life OEE snd Antigue. ‘EC. MESSE ntigue. coer ance HEATON, Rey STUDENTS" LEAGUE, SebEN TW rea H. HOLMES, eS Inabrsctors. Ape ‘PANTING AND DRAWING, Wil Receive Pups at her Studic _0c24-3w* 188 RINDERGARTEN. AND PRI- ‘SCHMITT'S A mary Class, 401 3d st. nw. northwestern section, teacher accom ARTIC- e r ULATION and SPEECH READING taught the Deaf. pao: TSS taka HARRISON, _8e20-2m* rites Grant Pade. i x, Ons LOCUTIO: ratory, Actixe.” Tesaotn ih CLASS oF PRIVATE ‘in any one or more of the above studies. 48 page Catal free. MAR- TYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORY, =| Sth st p.w. (half a block east of City P. 0.) Wash: SSES POLLOCK AND NOER, SNC Hand Kinde Mdergarten, nest Masmchusetts st. n.t fourteenth year; German, Carri: ndance, Nor cela a tfor ‘Teachers, __0¢16-tno8 AND DRAWING.—MR. DUNBAR'S PM QRELING ‘Classes will commence on tl st of November. Room 20, Vernon Row. General reception Sa afternoons. oc16-1m ERMAN RAKEMAL TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN, _oc3-1m* Residence, 1207 6th st. n.w. ME. J. ESPUTA DALY, ALIST. voc. Lessons in Voice Culture and Reading Music at sight, 912 New York a1 oe "RUDOLF i ROWE, TEACHER OF VIOLIN, Has removed to 1313 Wallach Place. j|ALISTHENICS. ‘Miss DORSEY will resume her Calisthenic Classes st Linthicum Hall, Tuceday, October 16; 4p. For terius address 312 TTY nt Mua ca, pepe ill-on-Hudson, New York. Send for ca “ JOHN N. TILDEN, M. D., M. A. Principal, R. HENRY XANDER, Teacher of Piano and Theory, Studio: 826 12th st. nw. oc6-1m* HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. _ HE ‘CORCO- ran Scientific School opened October 1. The cl which meet in the evening are open to nto both sexes. For information about the courses Geometry, Pa ere Tacs Analytic Geome' sone Catcataa, a ly Professor of Mathemat PAINTING | faes IN CRAYON AN aD — coal taught by MISS L. CANFIELD, Term per month. “Class on Saturday. for Cl | Ber month. Studio. 21 1ith st. nw. cular, Weng Ba CONSERVATORY OF secatc. es Cloud Buil gm eek By tate Oo cornet, Organ, Voice, Violin, Fu qavantages, "0.3 BULLARD, DERGARTEN NORMAL Ta TRALNTNG CLAass FOR LADIES AND TEACHERS. 1918 Sunderland Place, south of Dupont Circle. term opens NOVEMBER 1, 1888. ocll-1m* oc! se1-2m LOUISA as RTYN'S SOMBER, CO! ‘ School ee yh} T; Hist Bi Fo Bh ard B BBuslnees College in America.” Splendidly equip rea ea and vinoat ee neg build: ing f Colo Fi Range SG. MAI Agua preddent, OK. bis AAEG-E, Principal aa a AND PAINTING FAUGHT BY BY Miss Dine aoe lemon a week ‘Special cl Silares’ ou Satur. day; $1.50 per month, Studio 485 H st. s.w. ocl-lm* MERSON INSTITUTE, vi) 914 a st., Bet, Tand Select Classical an Mathematical Schosl tor Young Begins its thirty-s ae id ae MONDAY, SEPTEM- pares for Harvard, Yale,” Princeton, nieeantre for eanrates Yale, arinenton, Sots Hon |B, a ie Rolicols, Ca it an OSS “e20-6m HAS. B. YOUNG, Principal. VERNON SEMINARY, 1100, 1104, 1106, 1116 M st. and 1128 11th st. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Fourteenth Jpts opens WEDEESD AY, OOTOBEE fe tion of boarding A BER 4th, for reception of day pupils. se5-2m Mra. E. J. SOMERS, Principal. 1223 157 Sz. The MISSES KERR'S School for Young Ladies and Little Girls will open WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. Ac- commodations for # limited number of Boarding Pu- Pils. se3-2m_ HE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, (Thirteenth Year). A Select Institute for a Limi Number of Boys, English, fou. No extra chiarge for b, ‘opens BER 1 and closes JUNE 1—1538 I st. n.w., near Arlington Hotel. LUCIEN E. C. COLLII Principal, refers, by special F. Riggs, of Ki MePheracn, of New Jersey’ Hon, hss. judge Andrew Wylie, ‘M. Ramsey, U. 8. N., and other pat ENDS! SELECT SCHOOL, 1812 1 6. 8.W.—A Primary, Intermediate, anc Ben for both sexes, Sixth year begins corps of eight teacher all experi struction in lish, Science. Pupils prey dividual training. ratory Work, well suppfied with ane cal ye gut 10a apparel ct ypuratus. + ‘3 Omice hour—10 am. to TL am. an uZ9-' THOS. W. sIDW! DAME, PELE, WELL KNOWN FOR HER EX- Ms cellent ironunelationy will give French Lesso themat- private or in classes. rhest recommendations. Ot FE: sara ey IN MT. FLSA Male or Yeh st..n.w., near the An yn Hotel. sel ‘scien. feet of land only IES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN | ¢67\HE CEDARS” — A BOARDING AND DAY see | Lape aa Se SE D| nhopeiideteatan, "eee ; e_ betwee B SATE_SUX VERY DESIRABLE GIX-ROOM sha Ti thand f sta. n.¢. Ladies only. Remedy, & is8 PARLE, 1916 35th st. herdica, H st. cars and K st market, ee oe y OUNT Be es | Reriror 15301 85,400 each eae y terms. ME; DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED, AND aud English Select School erie, | "CHAS. W. HANDY, 921 F st. nw. np poling ce BOL, ae a a ne eee Begins tn eventornt year, MONDAY. the brinch w murs. from ‘or circulars jormation ap Fa: Sig a 10TH ST, DOUBLE CORNER h Yadies only. co Miseam | _sel- SieatBuLaS. We EARS {ath ome econ Aor: ou ra. ia BERLITE GOHOOL GF LANGUAGES EEE Soae on prontees cc24-iwe spd wil will ruarantee 2 cue ES calSca private at as ‘Terms begin now. | Bena“sg a 1214 K ST, TF aide tee, SOtot Bovse, Hon and advice tee at any ny hour durtog ts A ae nik oa a Leon arate: rand ewe sex ne 12.000; | Bribes and Bilis Notary, Public, in and for the bones aa og ps of Goltunbia; ae i885. DEST Ae er Na et LAWYERS, DUC- oo23-0t 1418 F ot, ew 1d hot o ‘that an aaeaaraceR ter a rt SALE—01.2 = MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE | yp ye taining 6 rooms tos S500: Di Standard Remedy for all blood dlveaace, causing near car line and herdicg bans, Piroat-niaeal, of akin ree ‘diseases terms very easy. ours, * poi JOHN waced ro De PObb's. NERVINE Nos perthanently cures Joust mod vitality pervoes: on 7» Hey te eopE aa sale at, STANDIFOR Secor, St and F nw. jy31 Ir Is ‘Woperrvt What a little cash will accomplish these days if you deal at the GOLDEN EAGLE, and here is what we will do for you. $8; for this amount you will find ten styles of suits for men; sizes from 33 to 42, frock or sack. $10. for this amount we show twenty styles of suits sizes from 33 to 42, sack or frock. $12; for this amount you purchase from us one of twenty styles of suits either Cheviot, Cassimere or Worsted, frock or sack. $15; this amount will purchase in our house one of forty styles of Cheviot, Cassimere or Worsted suits, 33 to 42, sack or frock, tailor made, good enough to adorn any gentleman. 818, $20, $23 and $25; at this price wecan show you such a variety of suits as we have never before shown. eee ee Prices as will #2, 82.50, 83, 83.75, 94.50, 85, 85.50, 86, $7, $8, €9,810. At these figures we show you s variety of suits for boys from 4 to 14 years that is endless. 35c., 50c., BSc. ; 75c., 90c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, 81.75, 82. ‘These are the prices of our pants for boys from 4 to 14 years, In Boy's OVERCOATS we have supreme values, and it will pay you to give them # special examination be- fore purchasing elsewhere. Fey SALE—NOS. e728 A Cy iD 720. 9t 81 ST. 8. pany Fag ice, ve, 81. rice, each $3300. NG. 338 2 Oth | price. geek wt 80; new Croc se i di 330 ogy iratia o-to0t ae aves poy 88,000. wr ‘© BRADLEY, 927 For money saving always visit THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, NO, 400 7TH ST. N. W., COR. D. 0cl0-eo3m Saver Wane OF BARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, SOLD EXTEN- SIVELY AT HOME AND ABROAD, Manufactured by SAM'L KIRK & SON, lo yor sor not wish that your paren; Should learn to draw, as they did that you should ara to write. because it is useful in every prof not too late now, even if you are seventy years years old if you Ko to the National Academy of Fine’ Art 8041 bf will find 1 who has studi picture is good and crag od bed, or to be Cy wi Your children are being benefited or injured bs art lessons’ Do you want to be able to skete thing you see or ‘ink of, or to paint the those you lo’ bi rant to und th Sirs, ‘Thorous instrus Ay Mr. W. Le i corner 7thand Dats. n.w. cui isay Peat women for self-supy Correspondence, in adapted to ev La Vonal every penta BUSINESS C COLLEGE. ional — of the Romibiie Baar the door. Institution established 1864. business’ oduestion thet waa ual ies Seu and evening sess ad metul ves: ¢Day and pencer’s: “aay Writing, idler Practice, Voual an oe iy inch Moral ‘and rout ead ee Tse Grearesr Yer. On October 17 the stock of NICOL ‘New York, was sold by the sheriff of that city. a were the only representatives at the sale from Wash- ington, and, fortunately, secured the GREATEST BARGAINS ‘We have ever had to offer in UPHOLSTERY GOODS, including Furniture Coverings in Rich Damask, Bro- cades, Brocatelles, Tapestries, &c.; Chenile, Shebar, and Turcoman Portiere Curtains; Lace Curtains, all descriptions; Table Covers, Rugs, &e., &c.; all at about one-half to one-third the usual prices. You cannot afford to miss this sale if you are looking for bargains in Upholstery Goods. IMPORTANT. If you wish to match your dress with Velvet or Plush, and after having tried all the other stores in Washington, you would have saved time by coming at first to LANSBURGH & BRO., where every shade pos- sible is in stock, as we have such cases every day makes us cite the above. New invoice of the cheapest Plush in the city—19 inches wide, 68¢. All shades in 19-inches-wide Velvet, 75c. Plushes 24 inches wide, $1.25. ‘See us soon. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422, 424 426 7th st. 417, 419 8th st. Sole agents for Standard Fashion Patterns. Improve- ment on all others. Ask for Fashion Gazette. Mailed to you free on application. ocl4 EXACTLY. ‘That's what philosopher's tell us life is. Well, as we are part and parcel of the world’s people, a unit in the mighty caravan, whose steady tramp, tramp, tramp shall be heard until time is no more. We, too, in going would “leave behind footprints in the sands of time,” claiming “the world as our country and doing good our religion.” We treat everybody alike, whether they come from the home of the Esquimaux or the land of the Hottentot, from the enlightened countries of the world or the places where darkness and superstition reign. We do good alike unto all by PROTECTING them in the QUALITY and PRICE of any and EVERY article we have to offer. We have some GRAND; SPECIALTIES for you this week, no antiquated garments afflicted with “DRY ROT” and reeking with the noxious vapors of tar, pitch and turpentine, with camphor thrown in as a valuable auxiliary, but diamonds, real gems—gems to delight the children and make glad=their parents’ hearts, DIAMOND CUT VELVETEEN SUITS for children, sizes 4 to 14 years. 208 OF THEM, ar $2.62 A SUIT! ‘Two shades—Brown and Oxford. They were manu- factured to sell at $5.50 a suit, but through the mis- fortune of another we were fortunate enough to se- cure them ata price which enables us to sell them to youat $2.62 A SUIT, and still make our usual profit, viz: TEN PER CENT. Lookin upon us, We have all the novelties, and what is best of all, we can beat “all the world and the rest of mankind” in PRICES. VICTOR E. ADLER’'S 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 927 and 029 7th st. n.w., corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Price 3.0002 oc23 000 sae oF ETS BALE HOSE, FULL se Sao Seats all woo! oe suv, Sey ee Over all Odd and Ends which will be sold regardless of cost. MONDAY ONLY. 69 Pairs best Muslin Shams, stamped... 36 Children's Bibs, Stamped, new designs. 42 Child: 124 Splashers, Stamped. 68 Splashers, Momie Cloth and Stamped... 43 Bplashers Rep., price ae reduced. 54 Fine Damask Tray rs. other useful 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., 514 9th st. n.w. Decorative Art Rooms, Just received new effects in Antique Tidies, oc27 Wooore Ghers. HAVE OPENED A FULL STOCK OF SIL- VER PIECES IN HANDSOME CASES, DE- SIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WEDDING GIFTS. FRANK M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, 1215 PA. AVE. Crrtenas Cros, 1888, By joining you get the benefit of cash prices and easy payments, ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, OPERA- GLASSES, SILVERWARE, AND JEWELRY. W. 8. TAPPAN, 604 9TH 8ST. N. W. Baltimore Office—110 N. Howard st. ocl0-1m J. H. FLANAGAN, Manager. PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON BOOTS FOR $2.50. Sizes 2% to5. Widths B to E. oc27 9, 1888 POLITICAL GOSSIP. Effect of the Lord Sackville Correspond- ence—How the Betting Goes. It is the almost universally-expressed opinion that this canvass has excited an unusually small degree of interest, or at least of agita~ tion, in Washington; but as the day of election approaches partisanship asserts itself, and there is every indication of a lively time for the next ten days. Of late the Lord Sackville let- ter has been the chief topic of political discus- sion. At first some democrats were undeniably alarmed at the possible effect upon the Irish vote. They thought, in the sensitive state of Irish sentiment, another Burchard effect—this = oo atambey who weedy by the three it impression ae uate ~ pte mg Now the democrats talk more boldly about the letter. One promi- | nent leader remarked in connection with the | subject, “I'll trust Cleveland to tramp that tric! He'll show them in time whether or not | a British minister is competent to construe the intents and urposes of his administration.” 80 far ae the oeelis ington is mi democrats are the more A rege it. “rie . shown in the betting, for as much as it is de- rided in some quarters, betting is an evidence of the eee sentiment in politics. It is | not ed to “sporting men” by any means. | Thousands of the best citizens, staid men of | every community, assert their political faith in wagers ri hats and suits of clothes up to large sums of money. LOCAL BETTING. There are bets of almost every description offering on Cleveland to-day here in Washing- ton that find no takers. During the past week Mr. Michael Dwyer and Capt. Wm. M. Connor, of New York, have been here with thousands of dollars to stake om the election of the demo- cratic national ticket. The only transactions they could arrange that amounted to ansthing were a bet of $1,000 to $750 and another o' $200 to $180, the odds in both cases being given by the Cleveland backers, Dwyer made the big bet with Mr. Wall, the latter laying his #750 on Harrison. Capt, Connor put up the $200 on Cleveland, inst $180 of Mr. Godfrey's money. Other New Yorkers brought money here to bet on Cleveland, it having been ex- tensively advertised that a Mr. Finley a to back Harrison to the tune of #20,000, thro: Lynn & Wall, but the $20,000 was not f coming. Several eveni: ago Messrs. Frank Ward and W. W. Gould made a bet of $400 to $500, Ward taking the Harrison end. A forfeit of $50 each was put up, the remaining stakes to be placed in the hands of the stakeholder accordi stipulation by 10 o'clock next morning. Be! tag that hour Mr. Ward gave notice that he had decided to surrender his forfeit. Mr. David Haggerty has $500 at his pisce on Pennsyl- vania avenue to go up on Cleveland in sums of or upward. ‘There is also. money still re- — ‘at Shoomaker’s to back the democratic ticket. pS The Death of Paragon. ‘MR, FAIRES SUES FoR $15,000 DAMAGES. Wm, A. Faires has, by Mr. A. C. Bradley, filed a suit-at-law against Frederick B. Mc- Guire and fourteen others, and the National Fair Grounds Association to recover $15,000 damages, in consequence of the death of the | was not drank; ~ colt Paragon, because of the fracturing of the animal's leg on the 24th instant, as heretofore mentioned in Tae Stax. The plaintiff states that while the defendants named were oper: ing as the National Jockey Club, by their vertisement he was induced to enter his colt, valued at $10,000, for the races, and that while the animal was being exercised on the track, plaintiff being unaware that the track was in an unsafe condition by reason of an opening or hole, the colt’s foot caught in the hole and the animal was thrown and its leg fractured, and it = so much disabled that it was necessary to it. ne The Fever Spreading in Florida. CASES REPORTED IN A NEW PLACE—AN APPEAL FOR AID FROM DECATUR. Yellow fever seems to be spreading out to various places in Florida. Postmaster Clark, at Jacksonville, has received official informa- tion of the existence of yellow fever at Bald- win. The weather is very warm at Jackson- ville and showery. There were 16 new cases of fever there on Sunday and $8 deaths. Dr. Caldwell, a volunteer physician at Enterprise, has issued a call for $1,500 for the immediate relief of sufferers there. Sixteen cases are now under treatment. The mayor of Deca- tur, Ala., has issued as sepent to the coun- try, saying: “We are supp! lying 600 destitute white people and 1,000 colored, and sre now out of supplies. We appeal to the charitable people of the whole country for assistance for The’ next three weeks. Remit to John 8. Reed, chairman relief committes, New Decatur, Ala.” The American Flag Cut Up. SAMOANS INVADE AMERICANS’ PROPERTY AND IN- SULT THEIR COLORS. The steamer Alameda arrived in San Fran- cisco Saturday from Australia, bringing later news of the war in Samoa, Malietoa has pos- session of all ports of Savii and Upolu except Newton was a “— use the word “damn.” In answer to —- of Mr. Padgett the witness replied: “No, sir, I Miller naaes See I don't get take a ¢! beer sometiones, tet Tealy take it occasionally; the —— Padgett does.” The court a ny A Bm. Bor ax Accountixe.—' a bill was filed by George Taylor against Ww. Tyler and rt Rutherford for an account- leges that he gave a note with defendents, agents of the Gerard Company, to secure the payment of $60,000, with interest. He alleges that all the interest notes er orem, bones never have been paid, and the defendants have been called upon to arrange for the release of the trusts and a statement of the amount due. This statement, crcl contains a charge of 27.000 not the deed, and the defendants are to coerce and compel him to to pay 2 "43 have advertised the property for > ing, an injunction, &c. pi are pe ome Insurance sell it as a unit—from $80,000 to of property more than is necessary, es Homeess Bors.—Henry and Wm. Hanrahan, twin brothers, were in the Police Court this ch alike that they could hardly ed one from the other. They were brought before the court by Officer Bo- land, not because they were criminals, but sim- i espe) they had no home. They looked e honest boys, and Officer Boland will try to get them work. They pleaded guilty fo « charge of vagrancy and were given a home for sixty days. Should they be able to get em- ployment the judge will release them. They are from i ‘ass., and have recently spent a few days in itimore. They got here from Springfield LA walking some of the dis- tance an ating the ‘freights,” taking man’ desperate chances of being tilled, 4 —- — A Stowe Bartiz.—On the night of ber 8 a stone battle took place in front of gan’s saloon, in Anacostia, between a party of negroes, Stones were thrown so fast and thick for a few minutes od goog in the neighbor- hood were compelled to close their stores. Warrants were sworn out against those who engaged in the fight, and yesterday Officer An- derson arrested Abraham Brooks, one of the SS in the battle. Judge Miller to-day ed him $5. —>—_ RELEASED ox Tatm Persona Boxps.—This ervey tet the Police Court two colored men, eir names as Wm. Franklin — bison, were charged with obstructi: Finer at 7th and O streets Saturday ue hey were arrested by Officers Daley and Tram- mell after they had refused to “move on.” The lady by whom Robinson is employed as a serv- ant testified as to the good reputation of the defendants, and they were discharged on their personal bonds. a Looxtxe Arter 4 $2,500 Frr.—S. A. Pengh has, by Gen. 8,8. Henkle, filed « bill against James Millinger, of Camden, N. J., to prevent the latter drawing $19,893.75 from the Treas- ury. Mr. Peugh claims for his services as at- torney not less than €2,500, and states that as soon as the SC. bill for Millinger's relief was passed he (P.) went to Camden to see Millinger as to his compensation, but Mr. M.’s son told him to crack his and ahead; that if his father paid every! Ee would have nothing left. You Are Likely 1 to 0 Meet Him. From the New York Graphic. He was the most pleasant man you ever saw. There was sunshine in his smile and his mile was forfeverybody. Just down there, at the next corner, an old man was witha heavy burden which was too much for him, Our pleasant friend approached him eagerly, nd relieved the old man of his k carrying it on his own strong shoulders, ~~ angels in heaven do not fail to cl deed like that and they must heer the words of titude poured upon the noble man b; one he cocisted. And now our smiling fiend pats a youngster on the head and gives him a stick of candy, telling to be good and go to Sabbath school regularly, so that when he dies he will be able to drop ‘a nickel in the slot and getacrown. The —o heart is brimming over with joy, and when he goes home he tells his father all about the gentleman who was so hina tohim. This magnificent man the toil- hardened hand of the laborer and breathes words of encor ment. He goes down into the squalor and gloom of the Siege sunshine end glainess there. Ho's tryn improve the condition of his fellow-man an e the world more popular as a place in 3 Mulinuypoint and a few little towns. These towns Malietoa does not attack, preferring to obtain their voluntary submission, which the; are now negotiating for. Nulenu is blockaded, and without aid from a German company would have surrendered long since. The people are living on biscuits and rice and mortgaging their lands to pay their debts. A private letter from an officer of the United States steamer Adams says that the Bic of American citizens has been invaded by Tamasese people, and the American flag which he had was cut up with knives. United States Consul Blocklock has received no word from Secretary Bayard. picasa wemessis dhnts Traitors to the Cause. NAMES OF THE ALLEGED INFORMERS WHO HAVE BETRAYED THE IRISH PARTY. London Special to the New York World, Oct. 27. The Irish party have learned that the Land League clerk who became chief informer to the Times is a man named Phillips. He was engaged in the office of the Land League be- fore its suppression. He arrived here yester- oo and will be one of the first witnesses called. between the lines of Sir Richard Wooster 's address the Irish are able to tell retty closely who the traito: the cause are. But nobody knows yet who ® coming from America to bolster up the Times’ case. Mr. Campbell, who is Mr. Parnell’s private secre- tary, said esterday that he understood that the Times had five American witnesses, and gave an emphatic denial to the rey circulated here that Messrs. Egan and Devoy would be among them, a denial which was further confirmed by the other Irish members in the case, Still, from the stress laid by the attorney-general on the American connections of the League, it is evi- dent that he intends to produce what he be- lieves to be important testimony from that side of the water. The court swarms with land agents, constables and renegade clerks who have come over here to give evidence, When Sir Charles Russell comes to the case for Mr. Parnell he too, it is un: will have some important documents to pro- They consist, as in the case of the aod documents, in letters from Mr. Parnell. will bLadtgged yes a did ne ve it to deprecate and prevent outrages. Othe letters from America toa member of Pseandlg about which a deal of has been made, are those from Mr. which to make your nt existence. Who is he? A missio: ? A philan’ Not exactly; he is a candidate, and he is it as prevalent in this part of the country just now as weeds on a Missouri farm. Identifying a Trunk. From the Detroit Free Press. A passenger over the Lake Shore who had lost his baggage check was called upon yester- day to pick out his trunk from fifty others in the baggage room. He succeeded in establish- ing its identity after a while, but when asked for a list of contents he went to nieces at once, omit’ You any clothes in it?” queried the cial, “I suppose so, of course.” “Any valuables?” There isa looks. I guess i ess 80, but I ain't sure.” ell, what are you sure of?” ago ten <= 9 to See poe e took fifteen, and walk: and down, and at last a revelation came. ™ ome T've got it,” he pce ee he came 7 ok Game acocts new e her decks in green box ght on top.” Any perticnlerity shout the carta?” ‘You where I'm solid. Every has a marked back, for I bought ‘em to iboozle the country chaps out of their shekels. I am going wt ook ted sey Ce Td >, show I play poker. a look for them cards.’ ——— ed found The trunk Mi tt hove tsen dacity o We the au toby rq e 8 a : i