Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1889, Page 2

= yo THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1889. IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. Wedding Bells to Ring—Personal Notes of Interest. Mra. Harrison is in New York city to do some shopping before the official season begins here. Ex-President Cleveland is reported by one of his ex-foreign ministers who rode in a rail- road car with him and swopped fish stories with him to be looking splendidly and young. Mra. Darrow, wife of the assistant corpo- ration counsel of Saw. who has been visit- ing her sister, Mrs. R. Fisher of K street, bas returned to her homer. Mrs. Mills and dangbter of Montana are now with Mrs, Fisher. Mr. and Mrs, Moses and son have taken Possession of a handsome suite of rooms on the top floor of the Normandie that they have fitted up most luxuriously. The view from that altitude is most enchanting. Miss Mary E. Lonyan of Newport and Mr. Patrick Murray of this city were married yes- pong afternoon in St. Matthew's church by J. Kervick. The bride wore a dress of gray cloth and a hat of velvet matching in “oe The newly-married pair will reside in is city. Dr. Guy FP. Whitney, who has hired his house, No. 1303 New Hampshire avenue. for the win- ter, bas taken apartments at the Arno. Senator and Mrs. Vance, after spending a lightful summer in the mountains of North Carolina, are back to their house on Massachu- setts avenue for the winter. Senator and Mrs. M. C. Butler are in the city. Mrs. Annie Louise Powell will be assisted at her afternoon reception tomorrow by Mrs. Howard of Baltimore, who is her guest. Mrs, Powell is at No. 1513 Rhode Island avenue. Lieut. W. C. Cowles, commanding the U.S.S. Despatch, sailed this morning to carry Lieut. Jno. A. Norris and party as far as Norfolk on their expedition to the West Indies. Lieut. Cowles, who is socially very popular in this city, will return here next week. Mrs. Cowles, who is in the south with Mrs. Helen Cowles, sister of Lieut. Cowles and a well-known news- writer. is a daughter of Hon. Allen G. Fewen of Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Huntington and Miss Jen- nie Sherrill, their guest, will leave London this week and sail for New York city, expecting to reach this side by the middle of the month. ‘The Prince and Princess Hatzfeldt will remain Euroy in visiting the German cas- tles of ti Prince's ancestors. Mr. Hunt- ington wos most solicitons that the marriage be celebrated in New York city, and earnestly desired that the prince come *o this country for that purpose. But the house of Hatzfeldt, the bridegroom in- sisted could be better represented in London at the bridais, his parents could not make the ocean journey to America, and the German minister at London is the prince's intimate friend, and his breakfast to the bridal party gave official eclat to the event. Then the ince represented that two ocean journeys in Korea the trip to New York and the re- turning one after the ceremony would not be an agreeable experience for a bride, and Mr. Huntington was so persuaded to give up the darling project of his heart that his adopted daughter und heiress be married in her own country. Prince Hatzfeldt, who has been so bountifully provided for by Mr. Huntington in marriage settlement, has an income $10,000 from his father’s estates and at his death will himself be a millionaire. Mra. Jno. M. Glover, who is staying in New York city at the Victoria hotel with her two children, wil! come to this city tomorrow to be Present at Miss Virgie Niles’ marriage. Mra. Glover will stay at the Arlington hotel during her visit in Washington. Misa K itie Herring, daughter of Mr. Jno. Q. A. Herring. manager of Adams express com- pany, southern division. in Baltimore, will be married to Mr. Jno. M. Pitts of Colorado Springs, Col.. on Wednesday week at 6 o'clock at Grace M. E. church in that city. The young couple Will live in the western home of Mr. Pitts, who asa Baltimore boy went west some years ago and is now one of the solid business men of Colorado. The bride-elect is the fourth daugh- ter of Mr. Herring. Miss Lettie Stout of Stevensburg, Va., who has been spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Curtis, No. 213 9th street southwest, has returned to her home. Miss Kobena Taylor has recently returned from a five months’ trip in Great Britain and the continent. While on the continent Miss ‘Tayior bad a charming traceling companion in Mrs. Shreve of Murray Hill, N.Y., who is now traveling in Norwi eas mall party of frieuds, including the Misses Whitney. nieces of Mrs. Justice Field. The many friends of Mrs. Thos. Taylor will be sorry to learn of a recent fali which resulted in the fracture of the upper bone of her leftarm. In cousequence od this seoknas We beviacder Mine ‘Taylor will not receive until December. Gen, and Mrs, B. F. Kelley and their grand- daughter returned to the city yesterday from their mountain home and are at the Bucking- ham, McPherson square. Mr. Jesse Barker Neville of Columbus, Ohio, who is a great-grandson of Gen. Daniel Morgan of revolutionary fame, is in the city accom- panied by his wife and has taken apartments at 25 Madison place for the winter. Mrs. Geo. Boudinot of 234 F street northwest gave a delightful party last evening in honor of her friend Mrs. Benson of Boston. Mrs. Beuson wiil leave for her home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Helmbold are located at 1336 I street north ect. The committee in charge of the fair to be given for the benefit of Union tent, No. 87, LO.R., are making strenuous efforts to produce @ fine and attractive display. The fair will begiu next Monday and continue eleven days. The cozy little home of Mr. Thomas M. Field, 903 Q street northwest, was beautifully decorated wich ferns and roses and the parlors well filled with his friends Friday evening last, the oceaxion beig the celebration of his twenty - fifth birthday. A( =: several selections by an orchestra, of -b'.b he is a member, his guests were invited to supper. Among those present were Robert Boyd, R. O. Edmonston, Robert "oyd, jr., E. G. Wheeler. Julius Baum- garten, Mr. Nason, Mr. Sinsheimer. Charles Nailor, H. T. Tatum. W. W. Baker, Dr. Ham- ilton Leach, Mr. Reddington and Mrs. Field, ss - THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. Decorating the New Building in Prep: ration for Next Week’s Ceremonies. A large flag is flying today from the front of the main building of the Catholic university and a force of men is at work under the direc- tion of Father Donohue decorating the build- ing in preparation for the ceremonies of dedi- cation on the 13th instant. The decorations are to be very elaborate, and will consist of 8, banners, shields and coats of arms. The building itself is almost completed, and work- men are now engaged :n putting on the finish- ing touches. ‘The upper floors are quite com- plete, furniture is being moved in and it is expected that all the rooms will be ready for occupancy by the latter part of this week. The recreation room orf the fifth floor is completed and the pianos, billiard tables, and gymnastic apparatus are being moved in. the parlor on the first floor are stored three large paintings which are to be hun; the course of a few days, One is of President Washington, one of Bishop Carroll. and the third is a large Se er suite eee by Signor Gregory, one of the most painters im the Catholic church. The niche at the head of the main staircase ie finished and the statue of the Virgin, re sented by Madam Roux of Paris will be put in place in the course of a day or two. —_———_— The Theaters. = 's.-Carleton’s 's opera company opened @ week's en, ment in Offenbach’s comic opera, “r ” last night, and were received with much enthusiasm by a house. Be- sides the choruses, in which much of the charm of the opera is found, there w rich costumi! = many happy situations. There was muc! excellence in the leading roles and the e support throughoat w m Marwuan ser: Breiecok Warde. wan on ms alemaae soveeadien ae night in his revival of “The Mountebank.” In the role of Be’; he revealed quite wondrous powers in i Pression of varied emotions. Interest — with the story and the tragedian holds tentionof his hearers. A floral offering hes = - 7 epee — Uniform _— Le whic! Tespon im fit wor Mountebank” again tonight. co LoBe.—Franklin Adams, the musi- team; the Shephard Sisters, ducttists; Jobnson, mesmerist, and Layman, the < a ——— faces, are among the special- is week. janais’ Bisov.—Zo-Zo, the Magic Queen, wit her host of fairies glittering with jewels — lace, bewildered large audience at this thea- ter last night. Miss Adah Evelyn as Zo-Zo inch a queen, while cDonald, aud Duhlia, Mise Gussie SOLDIERS, LIVING AND DEAD. Points from the ‘Annual a ANTED—AT 1° eacerannar penerar’ of Woleraas tale FOR SALE—LOTS,_ BARRACKS FOR rnoore—parit, maALLs azcon- | We sya experi Pig PE hy MENDED—ROADS TO NATIONAL CEMETERIES— | 24 EXTRA PAY FOR SOLDIERS WHO WORK, ETC. The annual report of the quartermaster gen- eral of the army to the Secretary of War was made public today. During the past year! €192,229.36 has been expended in the construc- | _205-3t' tion of barracks, quarters and other necessary buildings, while repairs were made costing 2330,400,17. During the year $20,445 was ex- pended at Fort Porter, Buffalo, N. Y., fora double set of company quarters and other | structures, $21,764 for two sets of quarters at Fort Wadsworth, N. Y., $19,295 for three double sets at Fort Monroe, Va, $59,650 for two brick barracks at Fort Snelling, Minn, * THE NATIONAL CEMETERIES, A portion of the road from the Danville national cemetery to Danville has been com- | pleted, aud proposals will be invited at once for the remainder. ‘Among the national cem- eteries,” says Gen, Holabird, “to which no permanent means of approach has as ba been provided by Cougress are the following: Alex- | andria, Va, This road is much needed, as the | present means of approach is always in bad | condition and at some seasons almost impassa- ble. ‘The estimated cost uf road is for mac- $10,000, for gravel $7,000. AT ARLINGTON. “Arlington. Va., from the causeway at the south end of the Aqueduct bridge to the south- ern building of the National cemetery grounds as extended, estimated cost of macadam road sur- faced with gravel, $30,000. “Culpeper, Va., 34.500; Fredericksburg, Va., $15,000; Fayetteville, Ark., $15,000; Fort Gib- son, Ind. Ter.. $500; Keokuk, Towa, $400; Poplar Grove, Va., $35,000 (while this improve- ment would be desirable there are scarcely enough visitors to warrant the department in recommending an an sD EEO riation at this time); Port Hudson, $13,500; Staunton, Va., $8,000 (doairable § but not ‘fecessary at this New Baneare, eee Be Deion gSTb berg. feat gu ‘Buown = a re FOR _SALE — — MISCELLANEOUS. F*. jays OOM. STOP FIX and Late FILTUKES TOKES AND Sot celies we hehe SALE—FINE SITE ee AN APART: =s apd Tota sic oyguene Vics _P. YOUNG, 1303 F st. i WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. HODE ISLAND ABLE WHI x RE Ror RENT— ICATING | JXOR § sitar fete ener ican) Br Seep nad, Aa gg Rec | Pome ASS DI AKER; ike ae meee st @1 per day, Paes #1. Fo «REEFS OOK SQROORAN (ST. Two com. wis 7. $10 to aE FES bana riuaidy, are ces gn |e RT1:D-G0 To Dick Sontem Cont Seales a itirroven roma otk Sate t ete eee Girigy Farm and Men. Et eS or mh Waiters ad aod cmeerork ei Fe EST 7 TARGE UNFURNISHED Ko Rooms Dod-3t time); Seven Pines, Va., $25,000, not necessary; Yorktown, Va., $10,000.” DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. The quartermaster géneral suggests that in case of the discharge of an enlisted man on ac- count of unfitness for the service or by request that he be required toreimburse the cost of his first year’s outfit of clothing as a private, $71.06; that if the soldier's pay due prove in- sufficient he be retained in service until he has accumulated sufficient pay, unless it shall be made good by deposit, EXTRA PAY FOR SOLDIERS WHO WORK. It is recommended that a corps of 1.290 en- listed men be authorized for detail in the quar- termaster’s department with the pay and al- lowances of enlisted men of the cavalry, with the addition to the pay of clerks, draughtsmen, teachers, mechanics and artisans of $5 a month, and to other laborers of $3 a month, no extra duty pay to be allowed them. This extra com- pensation would amount to $60,840 a year. “DRILL HALLS,” he says, “especially for cavalry, are necessary at all the northern posts to furnish means for @rill and exercise during the long winter months. A drill hallis much needed at Fort Myer, near this city, to preserve the present splendid condition and morale of the cavalry forming that garrison, “The progress in the construction of bar- racks and quarters during the past year has been very satisfactory, but eeite yet remains to be done to properly’ shelter the troops in the new posts into which they are being gradually concentrated.” CHANGES OF OFFICERS. The quartermaster general closes his report with the remark that “it would be advantage- ous to the service, possibly, to have a gradual and continuoux change of the officers on duty in this office, but such a system is interfered with by two causes, the necessities of the gen- eral service elsewhere in the department and the advantages of having in this ofice one or more who is peculiarly well fitted for ite duties by an exact knowledge of its details, rulings and methods, ———__ TALKING Ur DIVORCE. A Report Made to the Pastors’ Alliance of the District. The pastors’ alliance of the District of Co- lumbia held yesterday at Foundry church its semi-annual meeting. There wasa good at- tendance of the members representing most of the Protestant churches. The anuual election of officers resulted as follows: President, Rev. Dr, John H. Elhott, pastor of the Church of the Ascension; vice president, Rev. 8. H. Greene of Calvary Baptist church; secretary and treasurer, Rev. Dr. George Eliott, of Foundry church; members of the executive committee, Key. Dr. Butler of Luther Memor- ial church, and Rev. air. George O. Little of the Assembly Presbyterian church. Reports were received trom several of the standing committees, and among them was the following report ou divorce, presented by Dr. Jobu H. Elhott: The committee on divorce respectfully re- port that Congrese not having been in session since the last meeting of the alliance, there has been no Re chee, @ to secure such modi- fication of the laws for the District on the sub- ject as the alliance some time ago instructed the committee to labor for, Your committee would invite the attention of the alliance to the report on e and di- vorce made by Carroll BD. Wright. commis- sioner of labor, in pursuance of un act of Con- gress and about tobe published. An early copy has been kindly placed in the hands of the chairman of the committee. The following statistics are taken from this work: The num- ber of divorces granted in the United States for the twenty years 1867-1486 was 328,716. of which all but 2.099 were absolute, The num- ber granted in 1867 was 9.937; im 1886, 25.535. ‘This was an increase in divorce of 157 per cent, while the increase in_ population was probabl, about 60 per cent. If tothe 828.716 couples divorced there be added their children so far as ascertained the result will show that, unless the same person was twice divorced, there were 925.171 persons involved in these decrees of divorce. Of the whole number nearly two- thirds were granted to wives on their petitions for divorce trom their husbands. ‘That is in the proportion of nearly two to one it is the wife suing for and receiving a divorce. Collating the laws of the states and terri- tories it appears that 42 statutory causes exist for absolute divorce and 32 for limited divorce. Cause No. 42, for absolute divorce, is thus stated: “Any other cause deemed by the court sufficient, and when the court hall be satistied that the parties can no = er live together.” In the District of Columbia the number granted in the twenty are was 1,105. In 1867 28 were granted; in 1886, 75. by quiri- quennial agg they were as follows: 161, 318, 294, 332. 1870 there were 638 married couples to one divorce; in 1880, ten years later, 508 couples. Of the 1.105 divorces granted in twenty years 308 were given to the husband and 797 to the wife, showing that in the District the wife is a suitor im a larger majority of cases than in the country at large. As to the causes: There were granted for adultery—to the husband 113, to the wife 104; for cruelty—to the husband 11, to the wife 113; for desertion—to the husband 114, to the wife 308: for drunkenness—to the husband 13, to the wife, 34, &c. Your committee hope that as the revelation of the great extent of this evil has been made by act of Congress, so may underwke, where its power extends, some reformation of | %! thi ibe alliance adhered to its former action, directing the committee to petition Congress for revision of the laws for the District of Columbia. —_—_ Organizing the Juries. Judge Montgomery this morning called the jury in the Criminal Court (Judge Bradley being still sick): August Getz, David Arthur and Richard French failed to answer, J. H. Whitimore (over age), Robt. W. Blair (alien), A. B. Kelly veteran ‘and John L. —_ (gov- ernment employe) were exempted. Ten tales- men were ordered drawn, Of those drawn for the Circuit Court T. A. Anderson (minor), Jas, E. Baines (not — ralized) Denis Niland were excused. — tery (over Muebliesen (bot! Justice Mont be drawn from lete the rawn to ‘ich nel, and to summon five of those fein attendance on the court at 1 vacancies Ww ANTED—EXPERIENCED SKIRT AND WAIST Ww Handa, iso oue Appreution at 1213 Ist. ow. WEB er A A} WTOUNG Suge? anh A Call at 202! Sot ote Gee SP | aot, 15-28" ANTED—25 BOYS TO LEARN THE DRUM AND ANTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE WO! mA. a Way Sterane! sous preferred. address HARMY | Af = ation to Cook, Wash ted ton, iron fae coosit fame Ws ARTED_WHITE FIRST-CLASS COOKS ONLY, 40 per month, or private family, at once, WAEED=A, Fist RST-CLASS BAR TENDER Qetant Nurs, DICKS AGENCICOES Fth ot” 1” | arene SM Sones geome’: Hotel recerences. A Sy aoe Sipe e-Gk> we ITE), a Thudrées, with particulars 8 BAN, ar ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- W irene ‘no washing; must stay nights. Apply ws ‘ED—FIVE CARPENTERS. APPLY TO J. ; Wie SOGPH, sctoe! building Let betwen, Qh y ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS COLLECTOR: W aud good references. aud comnisdon LIB ARY ‘TION, Hom et kiype ge if G00! IONEST MAN TO TAKE gare of Horses, md 4 Drive Busiens gg | 8 | FRANCIS Pirates Vthet ° ANTED—A SanGeRS > GIRL TO NURSE AND do Chamber Work. Mi recommen: Apply at 116 zd st. ne. it’ WERTED- BY KESPECTABLE COLORED ¢ RI. a2 Chamberiaaid an Waitress or Laund ‘ese und Narn, Go ing :best of reference. ‘Call at S008 bat, SY fa ANTED—POSITION AS SALES LADY; ONE Wisse experience i lndiow fancy snd uotion store; joe MEY. Star office. 1 ANTED_BY A A awake ‘ABLE W! ‘a Place as Chamber Maid Pg ELL met family. 141 Dst.n.e. n5-3t* ANTED-SITUATION BY A FIRST-CLASS Cook it SWEDISH COOK, Star office,” mae WANTED — BY A. RESPECTABLE SETTLED white woman a Lome f to do the Fst, Work oa s eam Soe reference if required. ‘Sth st. Boundary. it Ww ‘aNTED a ye percha Monee Pat nis jenced Wa family, gr as Porter in store or. rivers good relate Call or address 15:29 Madison st. ANTED-GIKL 14 TO 18 YEARS, WHITE; Wecod'tome, small family, light a twits Wana A SETTLED COLORED WOM\N. & Situation as Covk or Nurse, Good referenc Call or address 2226 Lith st. new. NTED-AN AMERICAN LADY FOR A Fost. Hon where Good Tact aud, Judment are neces: sary jon permanen terdam. EW. WALERE & ar Buy fth et. nw it? ANTED_—A GOOD COLORED GIRL FOR CHAM- bermaid and Waitress; not to stay at night, we at 7 o'clock, 1123 I1tu st. now. ACE FOR ANTED—A_ LADY PESIRES 4 PLAC! Wis er French Maid. “Address 1328 10th'st, n.w, Wist=ioeroy AB COOK ‘af A ane omen, Apriy, between ® a.nivand 8 p.m, 500 bast Gap ANTED—A GIRL TO DO LIGHT aes Y. Work. No washing. Apply at 820 14th at, u.w. Warm Pr BY A RESPECTABLE WHIIE rst-c-ass Couk; best of city references.” ea: 2% IT Lat a ENTED=A COLORED WOMAN rt LAUNDRESS sud Claus berniaid ; to st ht first-clans references. Apply at WASTED-GENTLI MAN TO. FILL ro seers ted ls ply Weduesday, after & ANTED—BRIGHT BOY FOR OFFICE. WORK; must be guod man and good at fig: tostart: 64 er week. “Adutees Box 7, Seat ofse Te Wares COLORED Bor 7 a DO MOPPING referenices re- Pool Bali id Hel,» lagoon U quired ; no others 3, 631 La. uve. ANTED — SETITRD COLORED MAN TO Housework; must bea guod Waiter and li hg (oe of Sit $0. and Exe. reference. W. #18. Address Box 14! ‘fice. né-: N ARTEDOLEAERERS a PROF. CHRIST- EK’S New International Tailor System, with inch-rule or tape measure al as all scientific Fa lors cut, Patter and materials oe ead instruc- J. MESSER, 908 L st. nw. WASTEDTAN EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE « “4 4 children agp nog fo "0 en yeaa rom tole a.m Both nw. PY na Wie penta SEONG COLDRED a MAN TO. WAI? WASTED—a YOUTH WITH SOME KNOWL! “PGE euces need apply. "Address Box 129, Star office. n4-3t Wi AN ED — BY A aaa Col ree s Hewes 2 do oo eronre kg ork LONER ‘an oleae dnces.? Apply 1857 Tih acnae ies ANIED — BYE SPECTABLE 00 rf Woman, 8 Sicuation a. Cook # boarding or private family; uo washing. “Apply 40 coars * ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SOLONED Wat riage as Chaiuber Maid or Laundress: "Address 1502 14th ae de Ware A, FIRST-CLASS (SHOE SALES. alagy moderiios no chests te atk Sity Address JES Mar omnes © i WaAxtED-3y A WHITE Gi RL, A PLACE AS Chem bermaid and willing to assist at Waiting; good city reierences, Call at 1760 Mat n.w. D440? WATER Laprw (0 18 RAPID CORRESPOND- ENT would like Work in Office after 6 p.m. oF Mould take such work, oF copying to ; Superior Feterences, "Address RAPID, Star office. node W ANTED—BY A COMPETENT COLORED MAN, 4 Situation as Diniug Room Servant iu first-c.ass private family; noue others need apply at wuz} Ee w. n ANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH ‘oman, a Situation as Chaumbermaid ina 1 irst- class Private Family or Pirscelons Have Address B. ‘Ta. 731 2A st. u.w. ANTED—BY A RESP SEALE ETE, ee W Piscean Coon: Can give best rotoreses 911 Delaware ave. 1.e. t oF KENi—AT 7u9 IN. W., ——_ 7 re BENT-FUKNISHED | “ROOMS IN NEW aicove ta, irvut room, lange Turuece bells pein Farha be ak 00 Sddse nw. MSO Fase RENT—COR, oT & AND MASS. AVE. copes fcely-furuiahed “Rooms. ahern Fe. EENT = UNFURNISHED, — decund-! ory Rooms with large alcoves: ida eases tuted cone house; good locality; mo children. Sor gsr? ach am, Fa RENT—TO & QUIEJ A QUIET MARE MARRIED ory a coud-stery com with inanmall, quiet tamatly ter Tpismuderate; convemen KF. RENT — XICKLY FURNISHED | ROOMS, ith Board. 1908 sunderian Fe RENT—729 201H ST. als rg fee ir agpiaued Deconu eee Suite; dures Communi. paces two bath rooms; oS first-class at house uew; open fire i attenuaiice — Peay aay ot sonable prices, 1727 Faun. iv Fre RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING OFFICES, ory aud ciosstt Lest doors Aau7 F et an vi ouly 820 chunet ust floor; Bw.; per mouth, JOHN SHLKMAN & CO. 3 RENT DELIGHTFUL SUNNY oa fol code ite, in private family; furnished; muble corner louse, south and eect frente af windows; open grates ; references required. Tiei's K Lew. F ik RENT—FURNISHED kOOMS WITH 4 suitable for geutleman and wife or two gentlemen. ET so ¥ Sra GENTLEMEN OR GENTL: MEN And Wives: 4 Large and 2 Had Roos, turmished bo housexecping: location very desirable; ref Fequired. Address AX, Star o} {0H B NT—#14 AND 816 1STHST NW ‘ham, New aud Handsomely Apartment on first, secoud and third floors irninived private + Lin W., FURNISHED Table Board 3, ye- ad POE RENTS IAL UF ST a ‘with first-class Board. Toe RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHE bine ee nega Cae OE EES 1 RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ldo ~— comforis and . surroundings, in J_mily ; couvenieut to three lines of cars. Ca's0ek 5 aes Fe. ape H sT ng LARGE OON- nec ‘suite, on secund aely located, & few floor; house private and handso1 doors above Metropulitan club, one square westof War departiuent. Det" 70k RENT—IN EVERY Y SECTION OF THE CITY, Magn.ficent Rooms, furnixhed Frith of without toad. kept of ali hotels and boarding ING PARLORS, 711 = aw. 1 ET N, Large Roo! Handscane! ‘ran ished ; veer ay of exe hocss, Uandovensly Furie pe F location; rene 3t changed. Foe | RENT—LARGE NELI-FORNISHED Roos, $10 p.mo.,including heat,gas and one or twoxeutlemen ; or two Secunanteelion hosts, $16. Private house; no children. 906 LUth u. st Wwe ANTEDCA RIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN louse Work; ra or trong reseromoe required. Apply ie ra Gt Rw. J ANT’ D—AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS rar Gooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundtess aud ; Men Wuiters, Cooks, bey even Butlers. SA SAML AL A. COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. Fe RENT—TWO HANDSOM.LY FURNISHED dariors, suitable for Memvers, and oom tor rent ar 98 SG ot. uw. Bouthern exposure aud meus three of cars, ist WANTED’ YOUNG MAN wee, Ejow. 4 Pa Little about Butcher Business. nL, st. ow, Ne ee ee dress X.Y.Z.A., tar oftice. seeiaiais ANTED=FIRST-CLASS NEWS CONLESPOND- ent iors Daily Afterucou Paper at Pittsburg, Pa. egos piating experience and giving reference, W. +» cure Kiggs n4-3t “WASIED-A ADY OF ABILITY AND fe meyt, desire: ~iaeipanl us Companion or pron intending Housekeeper; & seamstress, Adu: K., Star office, presto Wee RELIABLE MAN WHO IS WILL. ING 6 Busi- ness Star office. “WASTEDIWOMEN COOKS, €10 10 $75: CH. ber S.aids, brses and Laundrenses away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hands; Colo ‘Covks. SAM'L A COUMBS, B26 F st. to Invest from $100 to $500 na Nice Offic : oud gulary; sveudy position. ANTED—COPYING OR TYPE-WHITING OB Employment of any kind to do at home, faction given. Address WOK THY, tar office. WASTED-POSITIONS BY | CHAMBERMAIDS, (girls, Housekeepers Coachueus” Bisien’ fase Hous tee Hougeinen, Porters, BULNHAM'S, 1110 Gt. 1.w. noes {OK RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ce location ; pans the door; ood caterer next J door. 18.53 1dun st nw. FR KENT-ONE SQUARE FROM PENNSYL’ hisave., two Newly Furnished Pleasant Secoud Pivor vous; heat, cus and vata; fistes 1S Lee Nochidren in house, Prices moderate. GRANT PLACE, ONE =e ‘oom, Uue Ha.l Koom, Une Second floor oom; Beautiiul Purcors en suite, nest" OK RENI-IN cy »MALL PKIVATE FAMILY, ‘two Communic.ting Kovms on the secoud oF third floors; very desirable ruous, 1745 F st n.w. ANTED—A NEA, INTELLIG! lady ypewriter, willing io travel as ny toa business young man; Wages fai “permanent ‘4 dress U.Z., Star ofhi WANTED QUICK! | WHITE OFFICE DOYS (ouly those wanting work), Butlers, Cooks, Cuschtuen, Maids, House Boys (Wy Lik Brooxiyu ‘Gares paid), Puiadelpuis and Maryland. Geruait and ow women, SUnNHAM’S, 1110 G st. nw. A)TED—HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, ai Girls and Sober Men‘ for all Uustiiess,, Ay ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS WOKING Wie House Keeper in 4 Small Famuy where one uther servant is ke,t. Geran pre.erred. No washing, but Menuing und plain sewing required. Appiy at 1119 izth st., between the huurs of Zand 4 pu. B2-dt_ ANIED —A_ 1HORUUGHLY COMPET ENT NV Lsuudress, either White or or Cvivred, to 4g Home at Night; best reserences liverul wi juired ; Kivens Answer to EF sP.0. Bux $23, Cliy. neat ANTED — STENOGRAPHER AND TY P Writer Denies Position; efficient and williny; best of rerereuces, Address B.J.. a Wit D—EMPLOYEKS—YoU_WILL BE FUR uished pea ecomumended Clerical Applicants; 3 a.ko Well-trained Servants of auy nati nality at ehort rt TY LNA ELLIGE: setae Gerace ENGINEER: By EXPERIENCED aud i umpetent, te. porurily, red, Will Ac- Address Et Ww: aut ova i YOUNG MAN @RAUGHTERAN) @Jomtou ins Patent Attorney's or Draugtus- man's office; ow Putent «fie lithograpis as spectuen of work seen star utlice. L2-3t ANTED — SITUATION A FlneT-CLABS French Cook in « Privute Fatally: kitchen maid required; best city references. Address F.C.) a Ww eri Eu loyuent tor Two or Three Mou office, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—A TENOK FOL A CATHOLIC CHURCH: VY matte galery moderate, “Address a USIC, Star office Py PAN’ —AN JSTEREST IN A Wet ESTAB- ee Bumuess, Address M.F.F., Star AN, ED- WHITE AND COLORED SERVANTS, Couks, Waiters. Drivers, Coschmen Nurser, Ihuids; aro allin want of rirst-cluss pervants w.th Goud Tefereuces, ‘LHe NeW NALONAL 1MPI MENT OF F1C., 617 12th ANTED—IMMEDIALELY, A GOOD COOK; 8.80 8 Girl ae Waitress; wust come well r mended. Apply 726 New Jerscy ave, ow. y ANTED—A YOUNG MAN W.1H KNOWLEDGE of the Printing Busiuess and at least three years’ experience: pecuapent pice, Address 2 Us. MIAN, Bux 69, City P.O. ANT). D—DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 13TH st.—Pupiis wy learn the art of ueusuring, Cutting aud Fictiug by . Washingon's Dress Cuctimg Witu the privilege of wiusiag one dress while learning. Ail wo have learned this new syste speak of it in highest terms. kupiis cuaruuteed constant ewpioyment at liguest pay. Basted ini.gs cut by MueasUremMent, With sleeve pattern, for ducts. Ageuts wanted. 019-180" |) ely ACTIVE GENTLEMLN, GOv- ermuent euupioyes preterred, who ure favorubly k.uown ty large circie of acquaibiauces, to connect Ue mselves witu lined real esta.e firm, gs hours only. P.U. Box $id, D2- ANIED — DUNDOME'S EMPLOYMENT BU- conducted by ladies, Men und Women, wuite and coivred, fur all kinds oi domestic isbur, ci.y and sustes: with references, Keuoved to 709 List aw. ocs1-6t* Ww ANTED_WE WANT TO HIRE AN ENERGETIC Ferson in every loculity to Di-tribute Advertising Matter aud to a.teud to our Local Interests. A straxut salary 08 62 50 per day aud expeuses will be paid. Ad- inclusiug Ze. staiup for culare. UnNi- VonbalsUprey cu, Jnic ago, 1 No postals an- awered. oc3U-8t ANTED—AG' ENTS—“DODGE'S HORSE-BLAN- ket Holder"; keeps the blanket trom blowiig or ailuiny off the horve; uuthing like it in the murke. every hurse-ownes ple by 2c. baa’ & CO, *Frovidence, ie ag 0629-1 SBER Wi NTED—GOOD INSTALLMENT CANVA: lof, uew line of Albuius, Pictures, Toilet Seis ks, &C.; Saucy and commission .o bard workers; Gtyerisach ‘not Beceamry. "Must, have kederenses’ uous 8, 1010 F at, nw. porate ANTED—A MAN OF ENEKGY LOCAT..D OUT- side large clues to Kepreseutan Uld Establinued House in bis state; slaty avout 875 per wou ref ereuces. MANUFAULUAEK, Loca Bo: cs 1-m&udw ANTED — MALE D FEMALE CO COOKS: Waiters, Servants and) Clerks; alyo Coachmen to fill : ositious, Cuil at once at SANSBURY'S Kimpioy> meut Agency, peice .W., Basement, ocl2-lm! TYN BUSINESS Bd yloymeut Bureau) Pupils to knte, Uate und Fill Positions at Guod dulurics, eulars Obtuined ut College Building, $13 6th at nw., city, Oc] _WANTED--HOUSES. ANLED—BY FISH & & MELEE. 1213 F N.W. to Kent Unturuished by wes Year, & Neat, ayant nome with svat Ythand . 3th and G n4-6t W ‘ANTED—10 B Bog ONE OR TWO! TWO5 0 ox 400m Vashington; between Gib #1: 14th ate; either puck o or trae, Address, stonuy price auc locativn, 5.W. E DAILY APPLICATIONS FOR aevthone oF the eity. we ANTED WEHAY! y ip wl ty U. Wey Ted: $28 10 bo Our aint ot hoes house rau rom §2i ot mo. is raj Heat, Meat oe ld ty hae gerne ELE. ‘Adaims Building, 1535 F AsTED — TO “PUKCHABE GUUD PinCkE uF Hinnony Proverty of keira Rewidanee payig fa.r rout. Price trom $10,000 to $20,000. Auarous Box T22, Star uflice, e Bese ANTLD-1 Vi W fBitthneers tot vont pluce cuperty Upob: BIARGARD lan, O15 Tas. aw. WANTED—ROOMS. Wat Gaps aoe a oF On aga Rect er eects y uethod yet in- Reduced ee ee Win. OT He NTING PAR- né-or " io = MACHT D COUPLE Waa’ Furutshed ome Srcuas mw cuotious aun “ae G tFetereuices: i: pees ges a (Evi ge of caterer; ‘¢ ___ WANTED—STORES. WANTHDAS uy zee ak NESS PART Wise of the pres oh ae, th or Penu- Dees. Address eee alte oo-3t* We wee IN RETURN FOR LE8eONS German, srench and English, Address Miss WOuTMAsN, Star oft “‘Boo-61" ANIED—A FIKS1-CLASS DRIVING Huusi. Witt statd tt sit Box V1, Star cilice. nob. ANTED—P FILS LIN STENOGRAPHY AND privately at pus ‘Terms reasonable Star office. WANTED{LOAN OF €150 UNTIL DEC. 1, cay give real estute security worth $0! wil pay 250 bonus, Address IMMEDIATE NECES- SITY, O, Star office. Vv ANTE: — 1X PE WRITING, COPYING, a £ughish. Freuch, Spauish, Geri vu, Tialian’ aud Tiree conmeeely taught ud execuied by anespat 2d st. nw, waouinctou. ».C. nd-de iaTED = BY A RESPEC tABLe COLOKED i Woman, Washing by the Week or aluuth: Call at 1134 Z1st uw, ate ANT, D BY MATTRESS MAKCR YOUR OLD Mattresses to muke 0 resid faction ive. Addrest ave. DW. W ANTEDTA GAs ENGINE, ABOUT 4 Houck Power; must be in good cundition. Addi» foe ot st. aw. pre: Wis D—BY FS JRESPEOTABLE 1 LAUNDRESS, vii hing aud Ironing. Address 16US 4th ot. nw. fm )ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP. KEEPING Horses Winter and Summer © Specialty. Order box PRICE'S stables, $11 Gus st n-w. Earia 7th at, road, 8 mules trom city. O. H.P. CLAKK, Sligo, Md. _ ocd OK foes WELL-FURNISHED F BONT Asoom, steam heat und use of bath umber one bell." 1404 idthst n. Pos FF O2 BENZ DESTAARLE BOOMS ON 3D FLUOR. suitable for geutlemen. 903 al w JOK REN 1—1845 141H ST. NW ai Andee men, nicely Furnished Communicating 10coms; Siug.y OF toyetber: ius first-class house; private wy ; BO Chiidsen; Cars pass the wor; ters er e ni. )OR RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS IN Quiet family; oue equate irom Avenue Cars; & back Farlor suitable tur wau aud wile; reteren: es ex- ebanged, 142 Csts.e. uZ-Se! Ol RENT—ONE LAGE FRONT BED UM: Swader Koom; 21m houm aud Board, $45; cm- wo cars and ‘and vifices, ‘Apply at YUd 12tu st Bw. ve bo RENT—NICELY FURNISHED PARLORS; tusu Secoud Flour 4 rout sou, evuiuern exposure lueals Served t0 190m Without exire charge weed ication, OY E st, uw. Pas Ku NT—030 K 61. N.W., TWO VERY DESiR- ug Seculd-Hovs wows; Lively iuanistied; suuth trout; Rrate bee; private fama cour Venlent to Brst-cluss ovard. ie” OK RENi-HANDSUME BECOND-FLOOR Front wom with bourd in Private £mudiy; reer euces requved, 1241 1de ot uw. UR-ot ROK KE.T—Pauiiks IN HiGH OFFICIAL LIFE can, Bud twe apyomtueuts of & renwed, Lowe wt Sl int, Lew ene wom tur a youu AML. S15 }04 KANT-ONE PLEASANT SOUTH FUR- wished awom, tau. flour; -uiuace. heat aud gas; ldree squats West War and Navy deparuuenis; rou Hud Beet bowed ioF two ROU per MoU. Also ue ‘hovin aud Oue UD fet Hoos, Audiess Mrs. W As. Duar oflice, Die-w EK OF 16TH 8ST. AND Fee Say tists itn 9808 foe S a tetiee es ne a) —L0Ts— Fi panos Per — 19th and B sta. n.w., 155.10x120, Per foot, ‘North side Rhode Island ave, bet, 14th and 15th ete. ow. cease 2. w Sosa sf. bet, Coun. ave. and 18th at, n, “40. totes sc bet. Rhode Island ave. and P a cant Corner 16:h and I. ste. nw, 68.264 Will sel. 8 porsion. “Fer “Fer fron toot 60 ap ts a suber of ote Fang from oor ner Litt, just place 10F 8 row w of hows RUST & HUNGERFO! O24 FORD FS SALE—LOT ON 8 8T. NEAR = ST. idx 100 fur 850, very «hea, CaaS ee eae a ee Mt Apply POE SC LOL O%, RORTH Si 8 or NH ave. uf i 31.94 per tout” J Pacer tig sea VEN Dew MAN & oe SG SALE-LOT ON XN. CAP. ST. BET. M AND 20184 to with party offered tora tew days st'e1, lo. ry two, turee ana four years, JOHN SHEMMAN & Sy. s peice Pat 147 F ot. Re SALE-SEVERA| 4 Cap. and Let sts. nw a0] to alley, | Lures hice little sajoin: eg! Los each 15x63, 0n M st west of 4. desirabie terms. Also» 120 tect dee} Wich Varyin if prc OD easy tere; no resident pectin of » aahungzon 19 Fvce.Ving closer atiention and par- oe sriahing 10 bend would dowel mei <u at preseut prices, JUHN SHekMAN at n2-at , OK BALE BANGALN 7,000. aie LAND In Re. at the iow pric wot; worth Lue. ae ALLS EARLS os Fen ae Qu BALE—A,. $1.20 PEX ge A SED ‘Lot on Masaschi bet bth and on CHABLLS rere ‘Luts lot faces sou! an ‘8 froni he Sin. with overege, dep ‘onizate The is ove of the I2-0t SWURMSI-UT & BRADLEY, 927 Fst {OR SALE_THE N.W. CORNER OF 5TH AND M . Be, fronting 180 ft, on Sth st. and 105 ft. on Ba ot. “sss 1ot eubutyadon well tor b nud ss, haudsoide row of houses oppusite on Mat, Price, 6c. Blut SWUKMBIEDI & BRADLEY, 27 Fat, F. KR SPLE-SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS ON 16TH atin ‘weridian Hill aud aisunt Pleasant wubdivi- Jeg Se to Ol perivot, DEEBLL, DAVIn & co. iY F wt, OB SALE—FINEST CORNER IN MT, BEEASAST, on AGS, Bee, S008 eamy terme, Deu BLE DAY in & {OR SALE-A ae Weil. traveler Pa Byte Sui scae = send team to any addrees, JOR SALE—A PATENT AUT Fis tnd steaip-geperatiog oe for FWCEIRG ck bus Vath a a eee Coane : Bent. BALE — -A a @ Eat besutiful pew cpm PALL FIXTURES ND STOCK ¢ Y aad Weroa! ef Sretcion Horne ry aed mar Rte Pacing ving br basics aha AS aba F= SALE-EXTRAORDINARY | BARGAINS NEW AND suignTiy" ne. Dp UPRiGnT aXD ‘Teeter piano bayer Gustng —¥" next tep days ape. cial prices for cash or mouthiy payments, we will give © large discouct from our bous fide aud best regular prices, and, if desired, take in excbanwe other planus at vod vaiue, aud cons der such piano as eo much cash, Several beautiful styles of Upricbts s special thirty percent discount and the following at incomparable Values for cash only: A Magnificent Upright, sliehtly used, for only @190; coat $400. A Magusficent Uprieht, cost 8450, A Maguincent Upright, ;cost $500, A Beautiful square bavo, €175; €10 per month. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAKE ROOMS, ¥13 Pennsylvania ere, SALE—CHEAP—BANGAIN— porter _nb Blips ea pe ba Dingle Coure nacuceh, Se Fauted sound, had ant Ube weea's trial, lov K st, a OK SARE— SORE. oF SPLENDID! Site aise Suse hues Te sear omce : Oa re, SAL KARE CHANCE—$50 CASH walk aa excellent Customs Private stabi, 1000 1c st. BS KR SALE SPECIAL preciation to uy many inieuds aud the puble for tueir pat offer irom November 1 w No- {iunber 1 nclusive, Zo per cout ONS On my hew and wi cil welected ‘Pianos ores at BoRS Hae: “iste Fe; SALE—BUILDERS AND INVESTO) tention—Lot 70 it. on Let. near N. H. ave. prey Tit, and 60 tt.on Tst. pear Conn ave, st $11. T BUsPURD, 1482 New York na-de* BgkSAbe, Goo Lor oN Sst NEAR NEW Hampehire ave. : Se METIS 20 alley south trout; per UTHck OAD, 307 F st. uw. 0c26-12t' Ft SAL EE OF ELECTRIC CARS, 2 NEW York ave. be. ween North gy aud li Fontan 45,000 price Apply teas nv-3t* WOOD & G. F R ieeior COR. HAKTFORD A SD BURN! ste, Broukland, iecered for a short tims LACHLEN & BA’ <2 OTS ONS a BET 16TE AND 1. Alm y terms, PEE! BLE. . OK SALE—TAKOMA PARK LOTS, FORA ae res.deut— i bree Fine Lets Corns at slow figure }rompt purchaser, LYLER & KU Tad rake 2 ‘0 Id abr ne red Bett ADJOINING Picturesque au M iugton, with lectric 4s. te eure Side walk an, Bee, Ty-aue Ground fora u fiweion; cau be bought n pec pis to8. C. Hun Sth and Fete, OR ch Balding boty Six, PRIME BEAUTIFU! Loy 8x90 Terraced cach 10, fog > aud F ate, wes sd and Sth. Wi MAYoE, Owner, 016 Oth ot, new, {OR SALE—3 CHOICE LOTS 0 x. HAVE. BE- ween Land M, <1 feet fron ice, for a short ge 75 pers. ft. 8. C. HILL, Sth and Fret. mR ee nca B Fe Lo paary NEAR 13TH ST. 20.000 square Fest heap. ~COUKE D. TWO LOTS NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; mpeg before Sh yearn A th Cue ninet, path nay) jore 334 years, AL anes 6u3 14th st . _ =< MOST Di DESIRABLE 14 Tay NEW sheast cS UPOnt circle; so ‘Avvly CHARLES pany OK BALI p— BARGAINS— CHOICE LOTS aT Small payment down, balance 5 LEK 1 FORD, 1419 Forest ‘Sica, Ma montuly. oclt-sin Kiierronp, 1419 Git. BUSINESS } CHANCES. J0K hiNT—FURNISHED OR UNFUENiSHED Kooms, uewly renovated. 1016 1UUL #4, ».w. cor, Dass uve. and 10th st. ui: re OK KENT — LAKGE SECOND-STORY SUUTH Frout socom; heat aud liga. 403 New York ave, LW. nest! JO RENT—FUKNISHED—1326 L. ST., BAIGHT, cheerswi parler aud ved room vu fis Boor; also & Bugle Tovar on secoud fivor; desimuue central tion; Lear car route. mee §:08, BENT—1WO PLEASANT COMMUNICAT- AUg 4.u01s On KeCOUU Huor, UNUTLisHed oF par- tially turuisued, With Lest aud fui; Lath oD sain. flour; rivate IMU; FeLereUces exe. uauged. Cle Gta wt nz On RE 1919 I ST. N.W.. PLEASANT AND paral oe Boum with Boa i a Private a muuily ; Peis aor OR MiNT_1014 15TH BE_WW, PLLABANT FUrmisied Looms en wuite aud shige: Gesitauis Ivcation heruics puss the Bw OR KENT—IWO Fis ONT HOOME, COMUNE 2 ug, Decgud floor, sultabic for office Gr lugut uous. Wate ehitauce; couvenient ty avenue. Tithst new. met [ANTED-AT J. H. BRAMHALL'S, 807 14TH st. n.w., open fiom Ba.u.to 8 p.u., Lvery une that is Troubled with Weak or Tmperiect Sightte have their Eyes Tested aud Fitted with Glasses propery. Freseription work a specialty. c Vy SNLED— i BAUM ¥ALe THE HIGHES] CASH Prices ior Secoud-nand Furniture, Carpets and Feuthers. Entire Housebulds » specialty, Address 219 7th at. 0. n2 Ww ANTED—TO PU PURCHASE, mn HAY, noo Tte NV ‘second-hand. A Instruction at sesideuce’ LIBEK, star o1 ADULTS QUALI- ‘pusiuess inethea! term ANTLD KS OF MEKCHANDI: OF ee, descti_ lion; bouest dealings guaranteed. CARLTON, 656 K st. uw. _uol-lw UR KE\T—1222 117TH 8T., TWO HANDSOME Farlors; first Hoor; siuzly or’ together; fucmustied or uufurnini d. three hooms; rout, back and 3 durye Closets; iuruisued Or uuiuruisbed; reer coos. - }0x RENT—THE BUCKINGHAM, 920 151H ST, B.Wo Latayete ryuac, Handetuely Furnished A.ouius, en Sulie oF sluKie; all coMVenences ais Citos wtieuuabee; superior Tabie rutes, OK RENT —FURNISHED—A MALL FAMILY will reuc part of tueir .u.ce, HandsvueNew 1.0use, in tashsvuubie part of We city. "Address Box 1U8, siar o oe u-iw* , OK RENT—1824 H ST., LARGE, AIRY COMMU- S picutiux Rooms, eu site Or stile; convenient to Aetropuilan Ciun, War aud Novy Gepartuenis; suit- able tus receptions. Caterer allowed. Ln NT—SEVERAL ELEGANT LARGE ROOMS, ‘OR BALE—A Meat Store. Address Box 119, Star office. n: ORES TO APR POSITION OR SUGGESTION TO ‘4 dru “gist or druewiate of promineuce in euch and every state. Fluid Extract Buchu per gross, #54; five eros, 480 per gross, x respondine will be allowed on one xross order, auy 284 and #: Aaversising and Live g.os: a B80. 8400 abd $200 for z BA. _ FIRST-CLASS GROCERY AND 5-3te pavertinng. | To dewonstraie: Sau Erauciaco, Cal fook $40...00.n year. For five years $20.000 in advertisong and 1p cash. Shi) ments bee ia monthly, the pa: oH quarterly. $10,000 purchase tor District of C Iumuta ugency: 85,00. yearly adver~ tiniug would make it snlorectiae” But doubl quautity has been sold here yearly. ‘The Fiud ‘tx tract of Buchu ts just aa safe Su investmentas quinine, ‘The manutacturer w shes some party or to van ors 0.08 fo. Keop the laborators: 4m active op ration, the coat ing, ina lessened in that event. ‘Lhe price Is not to be less ber sross, however lage the onder for each stata ‘here bea little eflort innde to sell these woods. for the last ten years, but the:r former sale were nearly 10,000 ete ro ress Star office, or ete Helm Chet tste: of Philadelphia, beins the reter CH payee ore gpa pe Higu school, te QYR SALE-IMPORTAD GEKM. BSiue Bicd Food au: = ee the whe BIVak, 113s enw BART B een wo~-Lin® | Res SALL—A LADY GUING ABKUAD Mire a gbickeriug Uprurkt Grand Piano Mundred and ity woilary ‘9s50) cas, lu Use Lye yearn, 3 Re orypiual ovat Sau Deseen ito 4u te da 1815 D st ow, ALE PARLOR ood Walnut Dining ok Okt WE wine oy ere; dwubwe (exire leagtl), bewiy uyuoletered ; ie Stead, wits Tuisct aud woven Wite Spring ee = tress lur Cot; Halidsome Chestnut Warurove, Claire aud Kearigerstor. Al an. O13 Fetuw. ev Fe On om Guub CHICKERING PIANO FOR PFEIFPER & CON 5 _sel4-2m oie sutuetns Ke SALE—CHEAP—BOUND VOLUMES OF ficial Gazetion, Faleut Utiice Keports (Mech), from 4345 00 Los 1, Ov Vous, MecuulE of COMuuieniul Patents. BOOK SLUMie 1209 Ta oa ee WK BALL—STUCK AND GOUD WiLL OF & dalvou UoilK & YvOd business, wood Feasous for cclung aud puschaser cau rent, Ajjuy to Bs. UN Aud, 207 $50 nw be posse YOU OWN A HOlise YOU CaNnok ‘Sflurd Lo ysuore our Of dure BianKets, Cnrriage w0ur8. Luvk were ‘atout Hore duaunet...... Dthiped alu Burderod tect Bisukele easy Bic uve Or. At atid he }. Ok SALE—-& & PIANU, nODLWOUD Cane and Curved Laws, ouly $10; ale 8 F Carriawe, 0449 @40, DULL AM guud UuTder. Liao ‘ hae, all ret SALE—A GOOD SPAING WAGi JF OFsCa.a Or UF pmo teres ; alee J au) ese Un SALE—SIX — oF eg Gkator AdVeriumse Cu. Biuck. 208 Lewmar bunuiug, N. 1 (OK DALE UK AKA Ti Man: + Nik GMis..e Loved Neary Dew dawet 6 Vevis Upright ss, ONS Le eR, SUMO IT OWuere deeving. Cau ob dil vues ow nol-oe ret »ALL—CHEAP—A GUUD sIDE-BAK BUGul, eat Lew. eens, dau. #. a & WU, Ue F st bow. we. woe PAL —SUPLEB ‘SECOND-HAND = Betas, vy Game, New dork; simust uews ouiy -w. Awency a Kew Roce, iS SALE—GREAT BARGAINS IN UskD Sulare sanos, trou 00 up, on eo aud G10 yay- Avchte; dae UisCOUUE 1ur Cask, severad Cuicuraied duanes, GOL. Wiad & Buus, 7 Suk Bi umes, Vx feo and winter carmuges JUN AL AUUNG, d00 Fe ave, ect au | “SALE—150 SEWING MACHINES Wil We uve take in eact for we Light Kucuag Pulnestic @t BO, Bo. BLU, C1~ and B19; ail Kduds, = Au Soud SeWiuy UrUer Bud Warranted, Wid Bi a6! Micuts, “At AULMBACH'S, 4m aud’ Ms mies Only ate uoriged agency iu We Vistnict of Columee vor tue daent snp tuVed Doweslic Bowing Maciuies aud O- Mest Paper Putters wotu-LUt Bes 0Abe cau ar wat ¥.GEYER'S GuaaD d0ree Lisyiay, 400 PA wVe., BLU wee tbe latyent Ssuck Ul Caruages, Coupes, Wayous, barnes, Muvos, Abu Diasec, ‘bois cw aud second-hand, Fur esshoren euay tes aus Lo Cluse oul Bice, De) ion Wawona atezu. jocl ‘ECIAL. beacons UPRIGHT PIANOS, 640 sonluly say fee, = _9019 +. G, o@64 444, 1225 Penn. ave, FOR SALE-GOOD BUSINESS STAND ON K ST. near Market and Penn. ave ; Brick store and Dwell- ing with vew brick stube in rear. can be sold on small Cash payment; lot 2031.15 to all n5-3t F 1K SALE—A CONFECTIONERY AND Tee cu Jstabliahment on Pennsylvania Stock and kquipments and Inquire of nd-lw? ARTY WITH $1,000 000 CAN HAVE chauce to engage in Safe, Lucrative Cash Business, ictive or silent; uo Bor 125, star on pres Fe SALE—GROCERY STORE NAR GOVERN- went Printing fice; good reason for seliiug. ln- We wed or UILUuinhed, elude oF eu suite, WILE | quire at 104 Hct nw, nett tion and quantity; aiso stove Fixtures, ow woUlu sU:t Nelia.ors, alsd 4ub.e Loute koud Cases, Carpets, Stoves,aic, A.C. WINSTUS site Living. At L110 Let, cetzevius® | Wy ANTLD—TO EXCHANGE £Q TY IX TWO ot aw nol-lw y 7s t jouses in exce den! alos enti | SS OK KENT—1405 H N.W., HANDSOME SUITE end v ANTED—CASH PAID FOK HOUSEHOLD AND ooms, With open fires aud private bail. mit } mee —. oppertun ty eared ‘douse of 8 Office Furuivure, Also Eutive stusehoids, stocks | ~ Also uluer rouse, OLN Bick ek & CO. gh Meccus.dise ot All Kinds, Aduress ALB) 4y8 | _‘ubic ocl2-Im_| nosey heres uh wt. Bw. = 7 ANTED— BUYERS TO KNOW THAT THEY gan 5 JOR SALE OR TRADE—ONE OF THE BEST GRO- ‘Buy beating Stoves aud Hunges Chewy at FOR RENT- Fr ctry and iavor Stevens wits Dwelitux attached, GARTKELL's, 815 7th st. nw. ‘o-su-lw eee ——— = | By South Washinton: will trade for mi. oF {OK RENT—1017 141H ST. 'N.W., STOKE AND | 10-room Dwesliug in 1 Atol Hill, or TANTED-ACC:DENTS WILL HAPPEN AT | WOR Kous, with, buth, together UF jase ay Apply to ‘the ‘United st.tes Aiu- tual Accident Asavciation, first, largest und best, $5,000 utdensh, 8-5 wevaly Iudeudicy, Coats se early. Nhort perod policies, Cuil or ‘write. FiCRia 3 Gen! Avent, ooms and 10 Burche Build jug, 13th dnd & wis, 0-11. | \y ASLED — HORSES“ WINTERED, NV “care; warm stables und geucious icediuw; sutis- factors, reiereLces 1roly pat und shea ke hee pairons; 38 suid "920 ber mouth, TL sAuAD, castes ocz-uu* PaRLOK FURNITURE Ui Hol ‘tured Mattronace, Made ork Done ins Neat ‘aud Suvstaioal Mauuer; uew work sou, ited: an cet o NELBUN, Leze G kw. ry Waszen-#y home, on water or rail. RY ONE TO ExOW 2. baer a2 MuF may WWANTED—HORSES TO wi WINTEL Ww? iy Bales Stock Farm. Tel aoa ten 10 ers Lat aie omen nt veytuse Horas & 9 uo year aro oF pare ticulars minute iN. wt karin oF iB EAU tee ‘Scales, cor. 10th and La. ave. ee Wee sre SUFFERING FROM Smoky Cuiuneys to know that I guarantee to AU. Koy at corner >: ee ‘MUST & HUNGERFOD, n5-3t Lath ot KOK KENT — FINE LARGE re CENIK Jucativs., adjuiuung New saucoln Hall dud near Pa, Ve. Cail ald see itt 418 9th st, a. c17-liu* OB kiN s—S1URE KUOM AnD DWELLING, 400 Ast. L.w.; sullaule fora grocery and Previs.on sture, Apply'at $41 bot aw. 4S" OK LEs.—SiOkE, 418 12TH BT. a ALE Square Lorth of Feuua uve. Inquire 2u9 Btu ot, be JOR RENT—STOL. FEET BY 60 FEET, 407 JOth et nw., adjoining Post buildin, wae 0 Bet” bUBLEA 5s bAD, YUG Fe. T—FINE S.OKE, 2139 H ST. suite,€for any kind of business. Rent’? jor mouth. Tuguize of Uwuer, coe, New isu ave, anu A st. 1, Fu. ate LOCAT ON a THE Olly Larce pwre + w. ‘year. iN OWNS GOcui Fete oclU-3mt > BSULENAM £00. 60» F st aw. \ ¥. BILLOPP, COUNTY SURVEYOR, PRINCE tT. Georne's, Counts, Evstotiia oC Ma Pin ony cular atten! to inion out ‘towns and n2-s,tu the lu FFICE OF THE GENERAL SASTERE AGENT —— Port isch ret s othice Wuthh SALURD AY Nove Mag THIMTIELH, 189, Sa the sale of the whole or 8 Pear capactty, tbe ya erty of the Phi edelpiuia and Maliroad Cou jeny sud pow lying siony the line of the seh canal between Piiiadelpiiaand toc yo Haven. lo Pree donde rmag ws to be Gi the purchaser. For further inf _oc26-s,tu,th,tal JOR EXCHANGE FORGOOD Handsoue Cabsotlet, Buus, | Whi;, and some cui St, Poul st., Bal itimore, Mae av Scale 8 SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY POP. ects —A 330 Acre Farin: 10. acres my cuitivation, good dweliiuz, barn, corn and carciage hew: excelent well. in tu stadurd cunt ret vo uwner, nen bake oc31- Cure ‘hem oF red; ‘urusces feisbs neg te Meco Soka WESSSzE| FOR RENT—OFFICES. ANTED_TRY -CRIDNER. BEST BUTTERINE. iB RENT—DESK ROOM on oe RENT IN LARGE wz Kevbatieny fe ee ener pene ae Ree WW LSHUPKING « GUL, 1420 F st. mw. ? pail OF money re- funded. try ? Ticker, and ee teh, ali Witssor ia Work CAKPET CLEARING a3 ture Si meyse aE yUUNus 1aus eran tenes, | BBs FOR RENT—FUATS. iarae ura bed Fist ihe LUsT AND. FOUND. |ATURDAY, OCT. 26, AT ‘st. cars, ian Glisses Hees open eacit t peeinins peers ei se med Lanes ‘stow. Upetoueeuine i :} ‘Wieturnettte sctoxobure. ost Yacenten soak. meee: Mt Hewant, D-o. n Bas aavarsel ve ¥ SWUMMDI, oc26-2W ort Vi2S, FANT 20 Boy on ose re » Lovis cu oc21-1m bina Peta, FPeade By Peboure isis F fase 2 Band per Uners eyed ire ithe eS ocld- Lm =| Lance ‘ON THE COMMON BENE KLIN wvrony SIE ip Ok SALE—IT wal Fay vl To CALL At #AS. &. @KUBEL'S and election (ai posi- U6 cost) inom oue buudsed auu tilty hipet-ooses ‘Care Hiages, buggies, Fumewus Carle, Sprig aud otber wv ONS DAYTONS KKDUCKD TO $72.50, Jas. OBEY, _ecl2-tm ize ded ot, OK BALE—CAKKIAGES, WAGUNS AND BUG (es 04 all Kivu vu easy Lerma CUVK & ARBOR Savy al eireet, Gourgeluwa, UK SALE—¥OUNG PALROIS, MOCKING BIADS, Canaries, Caves, Guidbeves, AQUarituie, £ imu d Dy Pelle Dox £0vd euu deuce, Debu tur Aid! ss Dae DLTE, A Ob DALE—1HE “OTTO” GAs ENGiae GE quires Lo boiler; avoids all expeusive alieudauce; Lo dee oi Uwe, Le lauuliug of Luci. Send Lor crcuer ud pace list. D. HALLAUE, ANG (de asl udu Pee EET, ACKES, Rank-RoUM Bus otee, 4 Cucken Houses, 120 Fruit Trees, i. Grapes, Buties, obade aud NUL 1 Tove; Whe sive wi ZOU Aud 4 sts BAe; GLB Ozenr, Cellet 166 Mw Be nod Fk: “és SALE—100 ACRES UNDEX CULTIVATIU! op Powiusc river, opposite Denator baw yes mane; niy woven muiles Inia city = peace GLS yar acres Spgcpent land ever uBered. Adubete A, UW AMM, bunt ome, zy ae * (oH RENT—AT WINTHROP MEICHTS (mone telo station B. aud vs, © bald hgh inoom Cottage. LO. L00RiTs. JOH PALE OH EXCHANGE FOR Guuw UN- linted Stocas, « Beas howe iu the Coury, ab Wty skire, CAM UBL BAALMEAM, O10 26 Ok DALE—A VERY SuxA BanSAIN ina cae acres ball way between Bal duwore aud Wash irvin realrued meme an SAU Dt. Paul a, Ob KENT—AT SOK LE -FOUR cae hogan | couvemeut See 30, Bus me Tea, @cuived; two on Locket ‘eso £ st re 4 Os EXCH NGE-BEAULIFUL 14A0T inact re wear Lowgnburu® poe Lenses iowa mea, — 2 OUND |} cid 1105 St Lt Sates oe “Terms moderate LET. WITH BOARD, TWO 5 FURNISHED Duduraiabed Bovsna, =a ob wt m 7 [oH rere yt leans spa tere opt 131 oe hOOMS, ‘WITH. NAS e pants oees team me ND COMFORTABLY Lc , AND ‘COMPORT: FORKISHED Inquire st 471 C st. aw. et tue Auburn,