Evening Star (Washington, D.C.)
October 12, 1885

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Till: EVENING STAR. fCBLISHFI) DAILY, Except Sundar at the ?tar buildings, jartirot Comer Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th SiM by fy Hream* Star Newspaper Com- aiv GEO. \V. adams, Pres t. rqt rnw ST?R is served to snbscrihers In the r 1 tHliir 1 lM' n U/WV n tik *-*:h i i>. -t Office at Washington, D. C., as i"??iu> "?wmttn.} *r wniiY -TAR-p'ibll?h'Ml on Friday?fl a w* J u. p; e|.a! 1. M.X months, SO c*nfc?. I m, il*?cr1ptlom must he paid in advance; lonzT than is pwid for. a.ivfnfc-in>; mad* known on application. You 67-Na 10,126. WASIIIX GTOiST, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1885. TWO CEVTS. amusements. AT10*\ AL fToCi EY OlUB! the fall meeting well take place gp-pAY, OCTOBER 19TL, ICESDAY. OCTOBER 20TH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21ST. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22D, FRIDAY", OCTOBER 23D. five RACES EACH DAY. GRAND STEEPLECHASES! ALL THE BEST HORSES! rjaT RACE EACH DAY AT HALF- PAST ONE O'CLOCK. frrffrt order will. as usual, be preserved, and no jhrrputitb t? person will be admitted to tbeGroanda or Hand. *>*cul Pace Trains of the Baltimore and Ohio at Jilu, 1 and 1:30 p. ni. Keturn Trains will be lani.tiii- when !ne races are over. Round-trip tick as on!? Tea Cents. Member*' Ra-k -s ran be obtained from Mr. R. p. Sit. r 4HO Pennsylvania avenue; at the office of Club, ji*h st. anil Pennsylvania avenue, and at the office #fMr. J. F Ulmstead, 1416 New York avenue. SuckIi ,Jer?uf the National Fair Association can iMamueiri.'okets from Mr. George R. Repetti, Sec icury, 471 Pennsylvania avenue. J. F. OLMSTEAD, President. It D. XcINTIRF. Secretary. oc!2-6t X KW NATIONAL THEATER. MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, AND EACH OTHER NIGHT OF THE WEEK, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES, Tue Accepted Artist and Great Favorite, MR. ROLAND REED, Yho will show the patrons of the Theater that there boa* HUMBUG! HUMBUG! HUMBUG! In wliich every one can pleasantly participate. Mr Reed. the original American KO-KO, will offer tn tbS city for the hrst time a new medley on themes from'THE MIKADO," besides other songs. An evening of pnre. legitimate. irrepressible ftm Is ?narantee*! bv REED in HUMBUG. Next week?JAMES) O'NEILL IN "MONTE christtx" ocl2 ^LBAUGH S GRAND OPERA HOUSE COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT. 12. Ererr Evening, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. A WEEK OF SOLID FUN. Funnier than all others combined. The Popular Comedians, EVANS AND HOEY, Presenting the Latest Comic Hit, "A PARLOR MATCH." The Funniest Play ever Written. By Cha& "Hoyt, anthor of A Bunch of Keys. kepiete with New Music." New Songs and Side-split ting Situations. Come Prepared for a Big, Hearty, Prolonged Langh that will Last Your Life Time. Next Week?FRANK MAYO In his Greatest Suc cess, NORDECK. ocl2 ii ERZOUNINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE. One Square North of Pennsylvania Ave. 2P.M. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY (8P.3C. BRILLIANT PRODUCTION OF THE GREAT SENSATIONAL MELODRAMA, A CELEBRATED CASE. rt-poprLAR PRICES.-To Family Circle, 10 cents: Par juet and Orchestra chairs, 145 cents. No eitra charge for reserved seals.secured six days in srfTance. vi Matt net* only children under 13 years of age admitted to reserves! chairs, loc. Box office open ftvm a. m. to lo p. m. 0.1- her 19- Barry and Fay's -IRISH ARISTOC RACY.'' ocl2 IMtMl'SEVM. D Pennsylvania ave., near 11th st. FASHIONABLE ATTRACTION. ONE DOLLAR PERFORM \NCE FOR 10c. The Eminent Actresses, MISS HELENE A DELL, and MISS SARAH LASCELLES, Assisted br W. O. EAGLE, And the liREAT PARK THK.vTER COMPANY. New York, that will appear on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon and night in ouida's famous dramatization, MTHS. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ONE NIGHT IN ROME, Admission to all only 1U cents, seats Reserved thr*-* (lays in advance. oc!2 rj^HEATER COM1QUE. The Famous ALICE OATES, As "RAPHAEL" IN THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. The Graugers, Bud and Lulu. "Ward," the Eccentric. An Entire New Female Minstrel Scene. Mar n*>es Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ocl2 JH>RD'S~ MINS1 REUS COMING. Three Nights and Saturday Matinee Only. COMMENCING THU RSDAY. OCTOBER 15. Th? ele rated THATCHER, PRIMROSE dt WEST'S MAMMOTH MINSTRELS. Th'- new and excellent features consist of the Lawn 1 n::? Song and Dance, The Fox Hunt Clog, The B;ack Adonis, The Drum Major's Parade. OCTOBER 19-HOVTS "TIN SOLDIER." Ocl2 rpHE VENERABLE X F. W. FARRAR. D. D.. Archdeacon of Westminster, will deliver two lectures In the on^re^at onal Cn urcb. as follows: FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 16th, Subject: DANTE" SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17th, Sub'ect: -ROBERT BROA'NING'S POEMS." Tickets 7~>c. and SI.ijo, without extra charge for re aervet N ational skatin li s OIUUKSTRA HAVING RETURNED trow hei. summ>-r engagement, is now readv to reewft e orders in genera. none but the latest and b*~?t ot must ill be ftirnished. Orders left at the l?-ud*>ra r^id?*n.-e, H street u. w_ wUl re*-eive prompt attention sel^-lm Gr EOP. OE Spransy. Our Stock of Fall and Winter Suits and oven-oats Is now complete and awaiting your inspection. We have a larger stock this season by lar than it has i t* r been our good fortune to offer bo pkase call and see 11 we can suit you. GEORGE SPRANSY. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTH 8T J. HE CY CLOSTYLE DUPLICATING APPARATUa 2.000 facsimile copies in indelible black ink of any Circular riting, Drawing or Music. No Washing, n Dampening, no Electricity, bo Chemicals, no Aniline. Simple, Rapid,Cleanly. Durable and mot* Econom ical In uwe than any oth> r process. By far the beat thin* yet pnduced for the porpoa*. V ell worth the attention of every buslnea maa Sample of the work will tie sent on application. For sale by JOHN P. PARET, a*24-lm 013 Pennaylvania avei Campbell Co ?TOOK, GRAIN, provision AND PETBOLSUX BROKERS. 14^0 PENNSYLVANIA AVE (.UPSTAIRS), WASHINGTON, D. C. DIRECT WIRE. TO NEW YORK AND CHI ArA OAoa ?o?>ib PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. Benefit picnic, r For the Widow of the Late JOHN DONNELLY, AtG"?*hler's Park on MONDAY. October 12.1885. Tickets, each person, 25 cents. A rrangemen?S in charge of special committee. oclO-2t* HO! THB OBEaT FALLS ANDCABLN JOHN BRIDGE. The Steam Packet excelsior will make regular I. P?.dJi1'.nflht> season to the above points every SUN DAY, TtKsDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her whar& corner of High st. and Canal, at 8 o'clock a.m., sbarn are for round trip 6O0. Boat can be chartered on al ternate davs. For Information apply at office of J. U. and J. M. \V ATERS, 1047 Hign at., Georgetown. oeo-2w* QTEAMF.R W. W. CORCORAN IO Will continue Daily Kxcursions to Marshall TTaii and Glymont until NOVEMBER 1ST. Boat leaves every MORNING, at 10 a.m.. return ing at 4 p. m. Fare 25 cents for Ronnd Trip. SUNDAY.?Boat will leave lor Marshall Hall at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.. returning at 1 and 7 o'clock Fare 25 cents. selltnol 719 719 TABLE LINEN 8. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OP BUYERS TO OUR ELEGANT line OF TABLE LINENS TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, tray-CLOTHS, dtc.?AT astonishingly LOW PRICES. WE offer A SATIN DAMASK TABLE linen, FULL WIDTH. EXTRA QUALITY, AT 91 PER yard; USUALLY sold AT $1.50. TURKEY reds AT ALL PRICES. TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH WE HAVE GOOD ALL-LINEN TOWELS, AT 12)?a: BETTER QUALITY AT 20c., AND A beautiful KNOTTED FRINGE TOWEL, AT 25a WE HAVE HANDSOME EXTRA FINE FANCY TOWELS, NEW AND NOVEL DESIGNS, FROM 50c. TO 91.75 EACH. OUR NEW LINEN department A GREAT SUCCESS. PLEASE EXAMINE GOODS AND COMPARE PRICES. E. a DAVIS, 719 Market Space, cor. 8th st NOW ON EXHIBITION. NEWEST de8igns IN BLACK DRESS GOODS. LATEST STYLES IN TRIMMINGS. HANDKERCHIEFS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT PRICES THAT MUST SELL THEM BLACK JERSEYS, DIRECT importation* STYLES AND PRICES CORRECT. EMBROIDERIES, LACES, BEADED NETS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. POLITE ATTENTION, AND NO ONE IMPOR TUNED TO BUY. E. a DAVIS, oclO-lw 719 MARKET SPACE. Special Notice to housekeepers. MOORE A LEDING. JEWELERS, 1109 pennsylvania AVE., HAVE JUST SECURED A VERY LARGE LOT OF GENUINE ROGERS brothers' SPOONS, FORKS AND KNIVES, AND OFFER THEM AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES. THESE GOODS ARE guaranteed AS REPRE SENTED. LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BEST PLA TED HOLLOW-WARE WWE SOLICIT AN EARLY CALL.oclO-lm-lp Wedding Invitations X*romptly AI7D PROPERLY EXECUTED AT PARETS, 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Satisfaction guaranteed In every particular. We do our own wor k on the place, and invite you to inspect the modus operandi. VISITING AND RECEPTION CARDS on short notice. oc9-lplm U niversal^NXetal olishingP aste FOR BRASS GOODS. AND ALL METAL surfaces EOSTON HARD WAX FOR FLOORS. UAYWAiUJ REPARE FOR OoLD WEATHER. Go to WHEELER, 7th st., opp. Center Market, where can be seen the larvest and best assortment oi HORSE BLANKET*. UP Hi H!Ks, in mr, wool and plush, direct from the mills: RUBBER and OILED GOODS of every description. Price# lower than e%*er. E. G. WHEELER, Sole Agent D. C. for Schultx Patent Fulled Leather Belting and Lace Leather, No. 201 7th street, cor. B n.w., ocS4Jt Opposite Center Market. j f his L The Weather Foil A FALL OVERCOAT. WHICH YOU WILL FIND AT OUB ESTABLISH MENT. PRICES FROM 97 TO 925. NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN FALL3rBUSINES8 SUIT. WE HAVE THEM IN SACKS AND FOUB BUT TON cutaways. PRICES FROM 910 TO 925. FOR CUSTOM WORK. WE HAVB FULL LINE OF PIECE GOODS. FIRST-CLASS WORK IN EVEBY INSTANCE. BUSINESS SUITS TO ORDER FROM 995 TO 945. DRESS SUITS FROM 935 TO 98a NOAH WALKER A OCX. OClO 025 fjurD ifr Detweiler, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 420-422 ELEVENTH STREET 5. North of The Evening Qflii BKU?F1 *2"?*E*TS. PETITIONS, for the Courts at short notice. mi tiic i-ouiis 8QOIX DOUCO. MERCANTILE WORK OF ALL KUfMAT LOW EST CASH PRICKS. SPACE ON THIRD FLOOR WITH STEAM fOWKB OC3-a* FOR RENT. SPECIAL NOTICES. FLETCHER CHAPEL M. E. CHURCH, LK-Sa corner New York ave. and 4ih st n.w.?Re vival services every night during the week. Monday. 7:30, Rev. C. F. Hocsk, of Douglas Memorial M. E. church, will preach; Tuesday. Rev. Dr. H. R. Naylob, of Foundry M. E. Church; Wednesday, Rev. H. S. France, of Grace M. E. Church: Thursday, Rev. Fred. A. Stock Friday, Mrs. J. McK. Reilky will conduct the service*. Bring Epworth Hymnal. It* TWO MEDALS AND TWO PREMIUMS. It Is with no little gratification that I inform my friends and the public generally that I nave lust re ceived notification througn Meters. Burrows, Frye OS^ MASSEUSE, has returned to the cit*, and can be found at her old Number, lOOl New Yorti ave. n.w. Mt? KVANS has been taught in the Infirmary for Nervous, nenerally known as Dr. Mitchell's Hospital, Philadelphia.olO-3* I n? i DUFFY'S CELEBRATED ROCHESTER I oc9-6t Cider just received, only 25c per gallon. JOHN II. MAGIIUDER, 1417 New York ave. GAS FIXTURES Can be purchased at LOWEST rates From E. F. BROOKS. 531 15th st, Corcoran Building. No charge for ITan^nig. FANCY GLOBES. BRASS WORK, Ac. oc7 fl-riSs* DR. H. THOMPSON MURRAY, LK^S? DENTIST, Has returned to the city. Office and residence, 940 N st. n.w. oc5-lm? IT?"SPECIAL MEETING" OF THE SToCK LKlSi holders of the "WASHINGTON SIX PER CENT PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION," on MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 18tv>, 8 u.m., in tlie "GERMAN II ALL 11th street n.w.. for "the purpose of altering and amending the constitution. All mem bers are urgently requested to be present. By order ot the Board of Directors. CHAS. HERMAN, otit-sutWAsat-3t President IT WILL PAY to inquire about the evening classes for Choral Singing, 30 lessons, $2. Course for beginners and those unable to read music readily. A new sys tem, rapid and thorough. Advanced Chorus. 3u rehearsals a season. Harmony, 30 weeks(3 terms). $2 a term. Conversations on Musical Topics, Recitals, etc First meetings ofthese classes durum w>-?-k commenc ing OCTOBER 12th: weekly thereafter. Free to pupils. Clashes iu Piano, Voice and Violin begin on the same date, $5 and upwards a term. SCHOOL OF Ml SIC. 767 hth st n. w. Apply between 1 aud 5:34) p. m. se29-2w S. M. CATE, M. D.. 916 McPHERSON Square, gives special attention to diseases ot the nervous system, spinal curvatures and Potts ease. Hours. 11 to 2 and 6 and 7- se25 1 ti dis til* rt^rrr^ william mclean son, lumber merchants. NOTICE,?Owing to the death of WiLljjm Mo Lean, the senior partner of the firm, the surviving partner will close the business of the late firm and continue at the old stand under the name of WM. It McLEAN. All parties In debt to the old lirm are requested to make immediate settlement Claims against the firm ehouid be presented. LUMBER. Having made arrangements to carry on the business of tl:e late firm of WM. McLEA N er sonal attention to all the branches of the business. My first and paramount aim will be to con tinue In the reputation of the late firm by seeing that every customer receives value for his money. .\iy second and important object will be to so xvgtematize the business that all shall receive the same uuioaDt of attention. In correspondence, making o! account*, estimates, and orders, and that all orders, whether large or small, shall be promptly dispatched. F or the next thirty to sixty days I will make induce ments iu all grades, especially in Hard Woods and Florida Pine. WM. R. McLEAN, Surviving Partner to^ WM. McLean a SO!*, 13th and B streets n.w. MR p N. DWYF.R has supplanted my former Outside Salesman, aud Ls the only authorized person to tuke your orders. se2'J MEDICATED, ELECTRIC AND STEAM Rsr^: and Nervous se7-2m* Baths; Magnetic treatment for Rheumatism ous Diseases, t?y MllS. 15ROWN (Col.), 305 Mo. avenue. w. F. WEINHEIMER'S PATENT Office Dyeing and Scouring Establishment *el9-3m 618 9th st n.w. Formerly at 206 H st n.w. BYRON H. ADAMS, PRINTER, LkS^ 514 8th st. n.w. Pension and Claim Agents' work a specialty. Briefs. Testimony. Petitions and Arguments. se3-3m n-rsa? DBTh. M. 8CHOOLEY. Dentist, i H. s removed his Office to Room 61, Pacific Building, F st, near 7th n. w. ocl-lm r>--"; t.iMv t.tmk; LIME! GEORGETOWN LIME KILNS. 26th at and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, West aide of Rock Creek. We are prepared to furnish the trade from oar own Kilns a superior article of fresh wood-burnt Lime, de livered to any part of the city. We Invite the attention of Architects, Plasterer* and Bricklayers and all consumers of Ume to its merits, especially plasterers who require a cool, free working lm CARTWRIOHT A JOHNSTON. bamuel a sheddl GAS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTELS. In stock Latrobea, Ranges, Furnaces. 400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. Be 19 J OH* W. CUBSOX. JOHK W. MaTAR-faKT. CORSON MACARTNEY, Bakki?. Glcver Buildiux 141? F st Washington, D. GL Deposit Accounts, subject to check at sight, received from Firms. Corooratlons and Ix?dlviduala All Stocks and Bonds U*ed on ttoeNewJ?rt and Philadelphia stock Exchanges bought end sold on commission. Boston orders executed American hand (Or sale. Stock *1^1 Bonds of etl local street Rett* ^ds. G^ In?IrLir 2?d Telephone Companies bought and sold. I**0 THE ATTENTION OF VIS1TOB? AND am ts particularly called to PHOS and POiwIer Brajn and N?r?e Tonic $URN^tiole ln Washington News and Gossip. The Supplement of The Evening Stab to-day contains accounts of a Chinese Sunday school In Washington; the Ninth Street (M. P.) Church Jubilee; the new Church of the Cove nant; the new female workhouse; a strange affair In the Agricultural grounds, and other local news; Nellie Grant Sartorls' troubles; Mr. Gladstone takes charge of the liberal campaign, and telegraphic and general uews from all quarters. The advertisements are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Ladies' Goods, Summer Resorts, Financial, Books, Family Supplies, Gentlemen's Goods, Wood and Coal, The Trades, Dry Goods, Pianos and OrganB, Sewing Machines, Proposals, Housefurnishings, Pro fessional, Medical, Dentistry, Steamers, Un dertakers, Potomac River Boats, Railroads, Attorneys, Specialties. Government Receipts To-da v. Internal revenue, $774,017; customs, $563,291. Among the President's Callers to-day were Secretary Lamar and friends, Secretary Endicott, Senator Harris, Governor Porter, Representative Kleiner, M. R. Wise, Arizona; W. S. Thomas and P. L. Goddard, Philadelphia; Thos. Reld. West Virginia; ex-Senator Angus Cameron, G. H. Foster, New York city; Jno. Huggard, D.W. Sellers and R. P. Dechert, Phila delphia. Army Orders.?Lieut. Col. Bernard J. D. Irwin, assistant medical purveyor, will be relieved from duty in the department of Arizona, and will proceed to New York city and take charge, temporarily, of the medical pur veying depot at that place, relieving Capt. Henry Johnson, medical storekeeper." Capt. Johnson will transfer all the public funds in his possessfon, for which he is accountable, to Lieut. Col. Irwin. First Lieut. Edward It. Morris, assistant surgeon (recently appointed), will report to the commanding general department of the Missouri for assignment to duty. The U. S. Supreme Court met at 12 o'clock to-day. All the Judges, the new and the old solicitors, the Attorney General, General But ler and Belva Lockwood were present. A num ber of lawyers were admitted to practice, among whom was a colored man.' The court then ad journed until to-morrow, and called upon the President, who received them in the red par lor. Will Not Allow for Cooling Drink9 and Newspapers.?First Auditor Chenoweth has not concluded the consideration of the expense accounts of the civil service commission, but says he will not allow such items as "ginger ale,'' "lemonade,""newsnapers," etc., under the head of necessary expenses. The President attended Dr. Sunderland's church yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Folsom and Miss Folsom. The Naval Board of appraisers, consisting of Capt. Howison, Capt. Matthews, Naval Con structors Webb and Much, and Chief Engineer Baker, has completed the appraisement of ma terial on hand and work done at Roach's ship yard for the government, and will soon present their report to Secretary Whitney. Personal.?Mr. Wm. R. Smith, superintend ent of the Botanic Gardens, has returned from Arkansas In quite recovered health. Judge Maynard, second controller of the Treasurv, has returned to the city after an absence of several weeks. Senator Sabin, of Minnesota, and ex-Senator Wadleigh, oi New Hampshire, are at the Rifjgs. Hon. R. P. Deckert, city controller of Philadelphia, and Col. P. 1 ,aeey Goddard, Col. D. W. Sellers, Col. W. S. Thomas, of Philadelphia, of the governor's staff, are at the Riggs. M. Roustan, the French minister, who has been spending a brief vacation in Lenox, Mass., slipped In the club room Satur day, dislocating his elbow. Vice President Hendricks, who was given a private dinner at the St. Louis club Saturday night, left for In dianapolis Sunday morning. Senator Spooner and Representatives Morrison, of Illinois, and Stephenson, of Wisconsin, were in Chicago Saturday. At the reception tendered Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson at Hloomington, 111., the other evening, he was presented with a gold-headed cane. Mr. Julius Lansburg, who has been ill at his home for some time, is rapidly recovering.?-Repre sentative Scott, of Pennsylvania, was In New York last night. Mr. Walter Paris has re turned to the city after a stay of several weeks at Cape Ann, Mass. Representative Harmer, of Pennsylvania; Gen. Henry L. Abbott, and Col. H. B. Burnham; George N. Babeok, ofNew York; John J. Homer, of Helena, Ark., and George W. Braokenbrldge, of San Antonio, Tex., are at the Ebbltt. Representative Gib sun, of West Virginia. is at the National. Dr. H. C. Yarrow has returned to the city after an extended trip through Utah, Arizona and Cullfornia, on official business for the army medical museum. Col. Thomas F. Barr, late military secretary to the Secretary of War, left Washington "this morning with his family for his new post at Fort Snelling. Assistant Postmaster Geueral Stevenson is expected back this evening. (Jen. W. W. Averell. president of the Insulating Conduit company, was recently married in New York. No Fear of Cholera Invawlon This Tear. QUARANTINE AGAINST MEDITERRANEAN PORTS NEXT YEAR NECESSARY. Surgeon General Hamilton, of the Marine hospital service, In conversation with a Star reporter to-day, said that the danger of a cholera Invasion of this country was passed for the present. He added that "most of our inspec tors will soon be discontinued." How about next year, Doctor?" inquired the reporter. "We will," he replied,"have to quarantine the Mediterranean ports, and that is about all that will be necessary

A Compromise With the Minlnters. LOCAL LETTERS NOT DELIVERED BY SPECIAL MESSENGERS ON SUNDAY. The arrangement of the special delivery ser vice on Sundays has been left by the Post Office departments largely with the postmas ters. In this city, as in other cities, protests against the employment of the boys on Sun day have been made by ministers, who think the boys should be in Sunday school. The city post office authorities think that letters with special delivery stamps arriving here Sundays are entitled to immediate delivery. Yesterday, according to the postmaster's in structions, all such letters were delivered, but local or drop letters were not This arrange ment required keeping only three messengers on duty at the main office In the morning and three in the afternoon, and thus reduced the evil complained of by the ministers to the min imum. Death of a Female Single Teacher. FORMERLY A WELL-KNOWN OPERA SINGER Mrs. Josephine C. Logan, well-known as a teacher of vocal music, died at her late resi dence, No. 1212 L street, this morning. Mrs. Logan was born in Willimantic, Conn., and early displayed such pronounced musical tal ent that she was sentto Italy,where she studied for severnl years under the renowned Lam perti. She developed a contralto voice of great purity, power, and compass, and her debut at La Scala in Miluu was a pronounced success. She immediately secured an engagement, and sang In opera for a number of years in Europe. Returning to this country,she was the leading contralto In companies organized by Strakofcch, Grau, and Maretzek, and was highly successful in Mexico and South Amcrlca. A loug lit of illness resulted In hor withdrawal irom the operatic stage, and she t hen devoted herelf to teaching. Since her residence in Washington she has included among her pupils the daugh ters of some of our best citizeus, and has also furnished for English opera several ladies who now enjoy good reputations. Her death is a positive loss to the musical community of this city. A meeting of her friends and former pu pils will be held this evening at the office of air. E. B. Hay, 1426 New York avenue, at 7 o'clock. Mail Departures From the F Street Sta tion.?Nine collections of mail have been ar ranged for each day from station C, F street, be tween 14th and 15th. The hours fixed for the departure of mails from that station are as fol lows: 8:45 a.m., 9:15 a.m., 10:35 a.m., 12:05 p.m., 1:15 p.m., 2:15 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. The 10:35 a.m. close at this station will especially accommodate sending letters to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and New England. The 1:15 p.m. close will oover the Washington and Boston through train. The 2:15 p.m. close will cover the Baltimore and Ohio fast mall west and the 3:30 p.m. close the Congi$ssional express for Philadelphia, New York and Boston. The 3:30 oollection to made especially to aceommodate banks and other business concerns and newspaper corre spondents' offices In the vicinity of station C. Alleged Sunday Poker Playing.?Yes terday afternoon a squad of officers of the sixth precinct station, headed tl ?n_ liw i m street, ana sum uiu a poker game in progress, and we rested the proprietor and the players. At-the station McCaffrey was charged with setting up a gamingtable, and he left $200 collateral for his appearance in the Polioe Court. The play wm??? THE VIRGINIA CONTEST. Ee^te??ii Johnston Rays the Demo 8tonSJfVllS^rter t^day met ex-Senator John and 88,16(1 hlm about the po litical prospects in that state. hp rentier!* ?i? q?68t,on of democratic success," the 8tate and legislative emor^ a 800(1 maJ?rlty tor gov to"thet^Si?.dei!?^C,*ta 966111 tobe donl>tftil as roj^rte? legislature," suggested the Jll na?derstan In addition have holdtog flfteen and Ave that we tors to tx? nh5.#2I maJ?r'ty of state sena trlcts? Fo^ insfanw fitrou? democratic dls elected in t?l 'j'*8 senators are tobe ASSiarte?idhr~2d'one !.a Augusta, one In ss*^g^ffissiaw?bia senate thi lmPOMible for us to lose the I mS'v? as ttrfiasasfs every assuranoe of severalSn^wi yZS prSXh?ZiiW'Srtbe b?"leTr5undS?thS SS P?'d attention and talked w?th 6 8to!ft ?6 8ald he had seen ere of the sonth J?^ny ?i t,l?e democratic lead democraf wes Land all of them predicted exSLtor -ft"8 t"e,re- "r met," added the wesfvtwiniaZ P?minent democrats of south t^od'ont"O' a man I 4 Ocllll LI 1 cVI c turned out to hear him."

beautifying the parks. Col. Wilson's Report of Work Done Last Month. Col. Wilson, commissioner of public buildings and grounds, has submitted to the chief engi ?f ?Perat,ons during the month of September. The work of improving the gronnds south of the executive mansion was continued, the roadway around the ellipse re and the ground kept free from weeds. Two new walks were finished and the grade of ar?"nd the President's stable raised, and the old sewer carrying off surface drainage which was completely closed, was connected with the main sewer running through the i?SouseToenbrttkand ^^k of the new completed? Twothou^andTeven KSSSd and fnrJy-^bulbs were Panted8 foernw^terbdoSmd k h"h? propagation of different varieties of bedding plants for next season was Sm menced September 9th. One thoYi?^? tu?2 hundred and sixty-eight carnations and 300 A? th?? W.er and was run over, meaning his right leg near the ankle One r?r afterwards 5!SS ri V8 Jeg8 broken, and was hEe No Tin Jf?rl"nd .was removed to his KdeUn bekto SlKJ? rJ2irLg acros8 his shoulder a bag in which Mr^ J GVESZ*"* h,ad 66611 stolen from an^ted *hn? k yL 4 Col?red man had been m?rketft!JLSfJri bought the rooster in Sf^ed and fht ^wltrc6ny a?ain"t hifn was dis PumphreyT lheroo8ter was returned to Mr. Systematic Mall Robbery. A THISF ACTING POSTMASTER AT RENOVO PENS. A telegram to the New York Times from Renovo, Penn., October 11, says: Further devel opments in the shortage at the post office here are of a startling character. Recently Post Office /wffre'i?f Pltt8t)urg, discovered a de ficit of $2,000 In the accounts of Decatur Wells the postmaster's son, who has had charge of the tSteUranrth?y*t? yea?> relieving his Infirm that vmfn^U7?n duties:, It has now leaked out young Wells was obliged to make uu 82 son of a previous shortage in ila^wbich waf imid sub^ui1ntllHi^t0r by a br?ther-ln law. The h^T^rt t^.i!*30.v.ery 01 tbe 92,000 shortage dHlberate^?v?tirn^^Iscoveries, which indibate a SSISx >8t6mof swindling, rascality, and less?v ^"on^Mmhli88 lavished his money reck His raannp^ flfni fa.st horses and women, to the Spr?Pr ft|ns moneys intrusted bold and?hmu?i ?f? ls. at Re00*0 was both citi?n? ?m ?His vlctl"is are all foreign ?BaPlga county?Republican, 22,839; dem ocratic, 20.780. Republican majority, 2.059. Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth Districts? 1 mem'ipr. Medina county?Republican, 3,402; demo cratic, 2,187. Lorain oounty?Republican, 5,336; demo cratic, 3,202. Ashland county?Republican, 2,588; demo cratic. 3,348. Richland county?Republican, 3,968; demo cratic, 5,23a Republican majority, 1,394. Thirtieth District?1 member. Huron county^-Repubiican, 4,553; demo crat ic, 3,380. Erie county?Republican, 3,359; democratic, 4,262. Sandusky county?Republican, 3,123; demo cratic, 3,790. Ottowa county?Republican, 1,484; demo cratic, 2,957. Democratic majority, 1.S63. Thirty-first District?1 member. Seneca county?Republican, 3,849; demo cratic, 5,064. Crawford county?Republican, 2,707; demo cratic. 4.920. Wyandot county?Republican, 2,344; demo cratic, 3,096. Democratic majority, 4.180. Thirty-second District?2 members. Allen county?Republican, 3,265; democratic, 4,518. Auglaire county?Republican, 1,983; demo cratic, 3,950. Defiance county?Republican, 2,182; demo cratic, 3,326. Mercer county?Republican, 1,677; demo cratic. 3.915. Paulding county?Republican, 2,138; demo cratic, 2,202. Van Wert county?Republican, 3,048; demo crat ic, 3,011. Williams county?Republican, 2,885; demo cratic. 2,981. Democratic majority, 6,725. Thirty-third District?2 members. Fulton county?Republican, 2,793; demo cratic, 1,957. Hancock county?Republican, 3,269; demo cratic, 3,645. Heury county?Republican, 1,860; demo cratic, 3,247. Lucas county?Republican, 8,203; demo cratic, 7,866. Putnam county?Republican, 2,195. demo cratic, 4,616. Wood county?Republican, 4,517: demo cratic, 3,883. Democratic majority, 1,777. The democrats make no claim as to the suc cess of their senatorial ticket in Hamilton coun ty, and class it as doubtful. The republicans, however, claim the four senators with much confidence. The democrats claim the election of their sen atorial candidates in the following districts with a remarkable degree of certaintv: 2d, 1; 3d, 1; 4th, 1: 9th, 1; loth, 1; 12th, 1; 15th and 16th, 2; 17th and 28th, 1; 18th and 19th, 2: 30th, 1; 31st, 1; 32d, 2; 33d, 2. Total, 17. The democratic chairman claims the 6th dts trict, which gave a republican majority of 75 in October last as doubtful, but believe "they can carry it. Conceding this claim, the democrats will have 18 members in the senate. The re publicans, however, are equally confident, as in the case of the 1st (Cincinnati) and 25th (Cleve land) districts. The republicans claim thev will elect mem bers in the following districts: 1st, 4; 5th. 1 6th 1; 7th, 1; 8th. 1; 11th, 1; 13th, 1; 14th, JL 20th, 1; 21st, 1; 22d, 1; 23d, 1" 24th and 26th, 2; 25th, 2; 27th and 29th, 1. Total, 20. ?In the house the democrats claim the election of 46 members sure and 9 as doubtful, which, conceding all their claims, would give thetn 55 members, or Just one-half of t he flouse delega tion. Of those regarded as >ure 3 are claimed in Cincinnati. 3 in Columbus, 1 in Cleveland, and 2 in Lucus. Among the doubtful, and which are included in their claim, are 1 in ilol rnont, 1 in Madison, 2 in Hardin, 1 in High land, 1 in Morrow, 1 in Muskingum, and 1 in Washington. The republicans claim the election of 66 members sure, with a tightiug chance of 3 more. This claim includes the ten members from Cin cinnati. THREATENING KINO THEBAW. A Scheme Briifved le toe on Fsst la England Lssklnc le ttoe Annexation of Upper Bnrmab. Special Cable Dispatch to Thk Evening Stab. London, October 12.?The sensational an nouncement that the government has determ ined on the annexation ot Upper Durtnah is creating much discussion, but we must await confirmation of the report for some time. All the tory organs and speakers have been given hints. Two articles In the National Review sug gested it. On Saturday night Archibald Colqu home, who has been the Times' special corre spondent all over the east, writing to the Timtt directly urged the absolute annexation of Upper Burmali. He says the English would be wel comed; that the native army is contemptible; that King Thebaw is intriguing with the French along the Irrawaddy valley, which is the only route for a railway from India to China through Siam; that Burmah is a very rich country. The Burmese ambassador to Paris denies indig nantly the rumors of intrigues with the French. He asserts that the Burmese are both able and determined to resist annexation by anybody. The ultra radicals will protest strongly. No body of authority has yet mentioned the suO Ject, but Thebaw's abominations have long ex cited disgust and he is probably near the end of his tether. The Greek Minister's RlgnlleMl Special Cable Dispatch to Thk Kvknino Stas. London, October 12?The speech ol the Greek minister, Triconyrles, on Saturday is causing somi alarm. He said it Greece had followed in 1821 the advice similar to that which the pow ers are pressing upon her now, there would lie no Hellenic kingdom to-day. The inference Is obvious. Trloouyrics will have an interview with Lord Salisbury this afternoon, so that hie next utteranoe will be more important. nth Knives In n Cotton Field. Little Rock, Ark., October 12.?Particulars of a horrible duel with knives in Clark oounty, have Just been received here. It appears that Cbas. Wright and Jasper Owens, two youug men, got into a quarrel while at work in a cotton field. Each drew a knife, and, advano tng towards each other, a terrific fight com menced. Both were cut severely. The fight terminated in Wright plunging bis knife to the hilt In the side ol his antagonist. He fell mor tally wounded. Wright gave himself ap, claiming that he acted in self defense. He is highly connected. toy Her Aeat. ?mono strrxasTmocs IN XINNaBOTA. Br. Pim, Minn., October 12.?There is con siderable excitement in Belgrade, this oountv, In a settlement of Swedes, over a case ot what they believe le witchcraft. A woman has been ilck lor three years and aocnees her aant of being a witch and causing her sickness. The 3weaishchurch has held atrial and witnesses to a belief In witches, and they had eeen it In this particular ?it was made by one woman witoberaft, and had ADTIRr. *t the -I'M IWIIl IX)5DOlf, Ortobw IX?The MtmrfanTt Brtli correspondent says: "Germany, with the ap proval of Russia, Austria, and Fngland ha? proposed In a plan fbr the settlement of the Bulgarian question, that the following prlnel pies t* observed: Flmt. that the Greek ?n themselves. and also the Hellenic and Sclavouh* races lor an extension of territory. 1 express myself on the question with reserve, twvausc iny mind Is (terplexed by the many difficulties nurround Uig it. 1 see that Bulgarian union, excellent In Itself, may produce immeasurable evils. LORD BA*IM?I.I?IIM ll>l?Ki:?M. lie Appeal* to Ilia 4 onstlinenta In Hln 1 anal Impulsite Planner. London, October 11 Lord Randolph Churchill has Issued an address to his con slituenta. It Is In the same Impulsive style that characterires his speeches. H?> savs the llliersls are unable to Justify their claim* ii|*ni theelec tors bv any record ol foreign or home achieve ment, an asked to support a party which even hatred of the lories cannot unite. You cannot yield to this appeal. The policy of t he tor to* is to regain t he friend?hlpol the powers which prejudice, presumption and poltroonery have almost forfeited, and to use that friend ship to secure Kuro|?cati peace; Imperial fede ration for defensive and commercial purpose* of Kngland and her colonies; to conciliate by equal laws and Just and firm administration the Irish brethren now irritated and estranged, so that the union which nature as well as policy effected may eternally endure; to plac* the security ol the Indian beyond the Influence o! panic or anxiety; to give the rural (arming istpulalion sell government, which has a I re ad v benefited the great toa'iis. The torles wlU op|to*e the dlsiucmlterment of the empire under the guise ol national oonndl; the aboli tion of the house of lords; the disestablishment of the church; the u*e of It* endowments for purposes of secular education; the wholesale plunder of all who acquired property by Inherl teuce or thrift under the guise of ransom, and graduated taxation?all mean sarliament In the direction of tnrifly spending of the people's money, and to reform parliamentary proceed ure and regulate the hours of meeting of parlia ment, so as to remedy night sittings. In a word the torles would govern the empire In the light of common sense. The Tt urn says: "Ix?rd Randolph Church Ill's address is an Ingenious appeal and strikes Willi unerring Instinct at the weak i>olntolthe lib eral cause, namely, past failures and dissen sions In the party." BHOCKIXU TKIPLE TBiUCDT, Inaalt to s Ulrl which Lives of Tkree Men. PrrrsBrRii, Pa., Octol?er 12.?News 1 reached here of a triple tragedy In an (infrequent* ed portion of Franklin township. Saturday nlghtValentlne liefer,a youngGerman farmer, and a man named Mcltonald went to the oabln of Zacharlas Wright, occupied by Wright and his wife, daughter and two sons. The two began beating on the door and calling Mrs, Wright and her daughter vile names. Falling to break down the door, McDonald went to the rear of the house and attempted to enter through a window. W hen bait way he w as caught and. stabbed in the neck by one of the Wright broth ers the cut reuching from t he right ear to the Jugular vein. This w as followed by a second stab in the breast, when McDonald fell back lifeless. When Pfl'efer saw the bloody body at his comrade, he drew his revolver and began firing into the house. The second shot struck Adam Wright in the breast, and the third In the face. The fourth shot struck bis brother Solomon, who had spruug to catch Adam, In the left breast. Pfetler then disappeared, and has not been seen since. The remainder of the Wright family quickly summoned doctors, who pronounced both the brothers' Injuries mtal. The tragedy grew out of a quarrel at a former meeting, when Pfeffer had been roughly han dled by the Wright boys after insulting their sis ten Front Wall Nfreet New York, October 12.?The new week opened on tlie stock exchange with a Strong and active market, first prices this morning Senerally showing slight galnsover the closing gures of {Saturday evening, from which there was a fractional advance during the first part of the hour. Western Union, Northwestern. Ore gou Trans., and Missouri Pacific being promi nent In the forward movement. After 10:3V there was a slight reaction, which was generally recovered before the eud ol the flrat hour. At 11 o'clock the market Is active and stroug. itnd during the hour Western Unlon baa gained percent and Manhattan Con. 1 per oeut. Artificial Oyster nl Hi re Bnceeeefnl. COLD Spbiro Harbob, L. I., October 12. The artificial culture of oyster*, has been con* pletely successful at the ha feting station of tin* New "Y'ork fish commission here by the su perintendent, Mr. Fred Mather, under the di rection of Mr. K. G. Biackiord. commissioner. The spawn und milt were takeu from living oysters In July and hatched In t>ans. and then placed in tauks supplied by pum|ia, and also In a tidal pond. Thousands of young w ere caught on scallop shells and are now as large as a dime. This is the first practical success on u iarge scale from oysters artificially Impregnated and hatched. Barlal of Or*. Black "a Child. Danville, 111., October 12.?Gen. Black, commissioner of pensions, and wife arrived In this city yesterday from Klin Ira, N. Y? with the remains of their daughter, wbodled there about two weeks ago. They were met at the Wabash depot by a very large compauy of friends. Tbe remains were taken at once to Spring H Hi ceme tery, where brief services were held. Gen, Black returns to Washington to-day. enernl Oflleera sf the kalghk Laker. Hamilton, Ont., Octotier 12.?At the gen eral assembly of the Knights of Labor held here the following officers were elected: Grand master, workman, T. V. Powderly, of Scran ton. Pa.; grand worthy foreman, Richard Grlflltha, of Chicago; general secretary and treasurer. Fred. Turner, of Philadelphia, Pa.; general auditor, J. G. Carllle, of Brooklyn, N. Y.: soor^ tary of insurance, H. G^McGaw, of Pittsburg General Fsrelga Neva. THE OLDHAM COTTON WORKERS' STRIKE. Liverpool, October 12.?The strike of cotton operatives at Oldham is still unsettled. The men have had a meeting and refused In accept the terms offered by the masters. Aeter Leonard's f HE BRIEUS A CIVIL SClT AGAINST A. L. OER AXD IS niMSELE KID. Philadelphia Times, October 11th. Actor George H. Leonard, who was shot Tuesday evening by Theatrical Ma nay bam L. Erianger In his wile's room at tlnental hotel, yesterday brought suit his assailant to reeover damages lor the aan In an affidavit In support or the action he a' that be married his wile, Louise Bain Leonard, in Lancashire, England, about six ysars ago and that tney Uvea happily together unUI May last, when she became acquainted with langer. The aoqualnWanes had not lasted long, when Leonard wrote a note to Brianger re questing him lodlaeontlnus his visits to hM wife. He avers that when he entered hM win g room at the hotel last Tuesday It was fbr tb? purposs at making arrangements with her Ui regard to the oars of their child, aad that he mediately upon his entrance, and wlthoet a word being spoken by any one and without the slightest provocation, Erianger rose from hM chair, drsw a pistol and flrsd, the bail pas through Leonard's flesh above tbe Ml sk the hip. He grasped Krtsngar's hand, but Utterffred three more shots, none at Hen

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THK KVKNTNG STAR. WAHIUSutO N: WOXDiV October 1*. ISM. dosnv moyix Eii I tor. The K\mlnr **t?r ha* a reewlnr, ptnBMmC littiin Hdc iluilt rirrnlmioH i??t* tlinn lr?hl? fhnt At nnr nlhir ALL FOR (STREET and EVEN ing WEAR. LYONS PURR SILK VELVETS. AIX SHADES, WOOLEN* OF THK NEWEST PATTERNS and LATEST Sl'YLES is WHEAT VARIETY. BANNOCK BURN and P.llAEMAR CHEVIOTS. HOUSEKEEPING OOODS IN SUBSTANTIAL Qt'AUIli'A SATTKKN COMFORTS MADE FROM THE BEST QUALITY. FHENCH SAfTEEN H'SIERY and UNDER WEAK. one PRICE. w. m. snusrKR son* 810 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE W. R?Til E BEST Ls THE CH EA PEST. oc6 Novelties In Caps FOR CHILDREN. Another supply of tbe RUSSIAN KNITTED CAP, a *n ra.un,Jail received. RED FEZ AN D SEE-SAW CAPS, in *11 color* AT WILLETT A RUOPFH. ecT-lm VUS Pennsylvania ave. E NDORSED BY SCIENTISTS. ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM LIGHTNING. The "Hubtovll" patent snd scfentltic system. used t>y tli* ^up?r% i? njf Arthitnl ol Hie irnuury upon the Marine ll'np.tals at airu, CllMiDKUl. M?*mpnl* and New Or>?auiA, ami by the Ordnance de|-i> 46c. v*u?i. e 5oc Qual. F 56r. Unal. U _ Qual. H Qual. I 7i?c. The Beat tor the Money possibly obtainable. First floor, last on the rig. it. WOODWARD A LOTHROP. Qual. M ?Oo QnaL X 95c Qual. O 81.00 Qual. P $1.10 To Be Contin PEP. In view of the unparalleled success Of pairs ru NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR T.\ INs. hill taped, worth $1.25. only 81-15 per pair. 7-> pairs. 0 handsome styles, of White and Kern NoTTlNf >11A M I. At K CU UTA! NS, best ever offered at the price, and arc actually worth ?3.75, on y p rtloraiely low prices. A rich ami el?*gniit line of line TL It ("OMAN CURTAINS, in plains, cross-stripes, and bor dered In choice colors, at 15 per -tent less than la-t season's prices. ?Vi lnch TURCOMAN CURTAINS at $5 per pair, worth S??..">0. oo-incli TL'Hi OMAN CURTAINS, exact paueru of totals, only $lu |>er pafr. (Third floor: take the elevator.) oc!2 WOODWARD 'H. Connisseurs in Art are especially invited to examine them. We are able to offer a few upright and horizontal fine Oil Paintings in 0-inch Berlin gilt deep Frames, at 915each. worth at least $50. Very handsome Oil Paintings In 6-lncb flat Frames, at $7.50 each. K\. in 3-inch (Jilt Frame, warranted not to tarn ish, at Mr. each, and Engravings In Oak Frames, lOx 20, for 99c. each. it ill repay yon to look over our stock of Picture* We still continue to make a special feature of our Picture Frame Department, and are ready at any time to fornlsh you with any style Frame desired and frame your picture without charge. We are now receiving our Holiday Stock, and be sides not only being able to show you thousands of new articles, our prices on a number of them itill simply astonish you by their Insignificance. M. 8ILVERBERG A CO., 812 7th and 313 8th St.. ocl2 Near Penn. Avenue. Orand Fall o, 'PENING AT STRASBURGERS DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE, 820 SEVENTH STREET. BET. H AND I. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 16 AND 17, when we will open oar Cloak Parlor with a splendid >rtmeot ot Imported and Domestic CLOAKS for l4*t?n*and Misses' at Souvenir prices. Ladles not ready to purchase can make their selection at these low prices, by paying a small amount on them to se cure the purchase, and hav* them laid by until wanted. Also, the following Souvenirs are offered: Embossed SILK VELVETS, all shades, at $2. Plain SILK VELVETS, $1.50. worth $2. Black SILKS. 75c.. worth $1; $1.25 SILK at 90c. 81.50 SILK for $1; $1.75 SILK at $1.25. DRESS OGODS. of all kinds, at reduced prices. Double Width CA8HMKKEt> at 12V One lot Dress OINUlIA Ms worth 121%, at 6>fc0 The nest Fruit-of-the-Loom COTTON, 7c. A good Bleached Yard-wide COTTON. 5%x Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, Bed Comforts and Blankets at opening prices. large-Size White BEDSPREADS, 84c ,worth $1.25. Curtain LACES from 12V to 60c.; SCRIM, 10a CLOTHS, for Boys' and Men's wear, from 15c up. All-wool Medicated Red Twilled FLANNEL, 18c., worth 30c. our Ladies' and Men's FURNISHING GOODS is complete and too numerous to mention Come and see prices. CARPETS, yard wid*, 15c. up. WINDOW SH ADfc>, complete, wttb Fixtures,40a ocia-lw 13argains Jn Oash Dry Gtoods. Boiwle (loth. $1.35: Velveteens. 50c and up; 6-4 ladles'( loth, 95c.: I.yon's Mlk Velvet. In black aud ail color*. 81: Linen Table Damask, 19c. and up; Linen Towels. 81 doz. and up; Fruit of the 1,00m Cot ton. 7V 10-4 sheeting, 16V-; Doable Width Cash mere. 25c; Beet Black Prison.sirers* cambric. 5c: Mi.tiogram 4-Kutton Kids, $1.25; Thompson's hm broidered Corsets. 99c.; Monarch shirt (nuperb), 95c., aud entire stock equally cheap at BRODMKA u 2t \T|TA NTE D?GOVERN ESS FOR A FAMILY OF TT young children; must speak French and Ger mar. and be able to teaC}i music aud rudiments of English. A competent person nan secure a good mui permanent home. Address, stating references, expe rience and salary expected. J. H. Star office. ocl'2-m,w,s,3t* ANTED?AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR THE Single Men's Endowment Association; otiew York ave. ocl2-2t* WANTKD?A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AD dress, as salesman In a first-class store; best ref erences required. Add rem A. E. B., Star office. oclO-3* WANTED-FOUR CARPET LAYERS; FIVE Upholsterers. WASH. B. WILLIAMW, 7tb and D sta. n.w. o!0-3t WANTED-A GOOD BOOKKEEPER, WHO has had experience In fine grocery business. Ad dress BOOKKEEPER. Star office. ecKKtt W" ANTED?A WHITE, SOBER MAN WHO has had experience in wine cellar. Addree "WINE CELLAR." Star office. oclO-3t WANTEd-TWO EXPERIENCED HANI S IN Cloak Department. R. H. TAYLOR, 98:1 Penn sylvania ave. ocltKJt ANTED- A RESPECTABLE WOMAN (white or colored) as cook and to do general housework; no washing; must have best of references. Address J. H. M\, stur office. oclO-flt* Wanted -Tavern ess for 2 young Liirtte-i In the country?English, French and Music. AddrcesGLENARA, Star office. oclO-3t* WANTED?A STEADY WHI*E BOY~ABOUT sixteen years old to do housework. Call at 'JO 19 y st. ?.w- oclO-l in _ \%TANTED?A GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. T T at 1710 F st. n.w. Furnished and unfttrnishea Rooms for rent. oc9-3t* "UTA NTED A FIRST-CLASS COLORED TT Woman to cook, wash and Ikon In private fam ily: must stay at nigtiM; reference required. Apply at 160M 19th si n.w. oo9-3t* WANTED?A WHITE HOY-14 TO 18 YEARS old, to w ait on table, attend to furnacc, Ac. Apply at 1214 Connecticut ave. oc9?Jt* WANTED-A DRUGGIST?WITH THREE OB four years' experience; state age. Address GRAVITY, star office. oc8-4t* WANTED?A GOOUCOLORED COOK. ALmO, a Laundress, with best references. No others need apply, to 2015 G si n.w., between 3 and 6 o'clock. oc8A12'2t* WANTED-A YOUNG LAUY TO GIVE IN sunctlon in Latin, Algebra and French in a pri vate family tor about an hour every evening. Address W. W. B.. Star office oc7-flt W~ANTED?WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN Cooks. $10 to $20; chanioermalds, nurses, gen eral workers, scrub aiul kitchen girls, men cooks. S. A. COOMBS. Emp. Bureau. 928 Fst. n.w. oc7-8t* ANTED-COOKS, IfioW#20, WHITE AND Colored; Chambermaids, Nurses. General Hoose workers. Men Cooks. EMPLOYMET BUREAU, fil7 7th st., between K and F sta. se29-4w* w W ANTED?SITUATION S. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE man a situation to take care of llvo stock or at tend tires: can furnish good city referenoss. Address A D.. Star office. It* \ir ANTED BY A middle-aged white TT woman situation to ?lo general housework iu small family; no washing. Apply at 28 Hst. n.e. It* WAN'1'EI>?SITUATIONS FOR HOUSKKEKP ers. l ooks. Chambermaids. Waitresses, Scrub Girls. Walters, Drivers. Porters and Laborers, w ith reference, 717 M Si OLW. LAV1N1A C. DUKDOltE iowned Chiropodist, 1222 F st. n.w., near 13th. Be ?ore to find 1222. M w is avenue WAITED-STEAM.CARPET-CtEAHING BY A. H. CH^CeTbrO.. 81^^5siana av!^>a* CQUNTRf BOARD. rpHE M?SE8 X date several adults the Fall aad Winter anteed." Tema, Laurel, Prince George WANTED?ROOMS CUy. ~it? WANTED?POUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS second floor, for light housekeeping: intlnnu and wife; rent $20 to Ho* lOuSiaJtUsonlan _ocl2-2t* WANTED?8 OB 4 UNFUBNISHKD ROOMS with conveniences, oa i*t or 2d floor, for bouse keeping, Jn n.w. setfion. Addreas, stating loeatloc and lowest terms, DOR9EY CLAUETT, Star office or 317 9th st. n.w. oclMt* WANTEl^BY OKNTLEMAN A^D WIHB without children, three tecond-fiocr Unfurnished Rooms for light housekeeping, with heat and gas, oi without. Permanent If suited. References exchanged Address A. D. BLACK, Star office. ocl2-3t" Htttanted-in thk n.w. hection, by gen TV tlemau and wife, unfurnished 3d or 3d floor suitable for light housekeeping; reforencoa. Address giving locality atid price, FRANKLAND JANNUS 088 V st. n.w. oeia-3t* "TIT" ANTED-ALL WHO HAVB ROOMS Of W Apartments for rent will find It greatly to tbeli ad van tag* to register same, with foil particulars, attlu directory for renting rooms. 8t Cloud building, cornei 9th and F sts., Room 14. Offlcv open dallv from am. to 6 p.m. ROBERT B. KINSKLL. OClOflt* WANTED-BY A LADY- A FURNISHES Room, with Board. Address, stating iocatior of house, room, and terma, ELFR1S. Star office. 9-8t?HOUiES, FUBNISHED OR UN FUR YY uished?I have constant demands tor Houses 1 and owners of vacant houses will And It to theit a (vantage to place them with me. JAS. H. MARK 930 f st. n.w. 1 ocia-gw "1T|TANTEI>?BY NOV. 1ST. 8 OR 0 ROOM W house, m. L, rent not exceeding 840, Address giving location and price, Box 118, Star office. oclO-3t? WANTED-TO BUY FOR ASH TWO 8MAL1 Houses: one as an Investment and one for t home; desirably located. Address W. E., 'iOO^D st ANTED FURNISHED HOUSE IN 8U burbs for the winter, by adults experienced lr Care of line houses; will retain servants, horse and carriage. Address F. O. H., Star office. oclO-3t* ANTED-IMMEDIATELY. BY FAMILY OF ndulte, House of ten or more rooms, centrally located; rent not to exceed 940 or $50. Address P. O. Box 018, city. OCU-at* ANTED-1M MK PI A TEL Y, A HOUSE FROM six to nine rooms: mod. imps. Price not to ex-3t 1505 Pennsylvania ave. IOR SALE- _ POSITIVE BARGAIN. SIX LOTS, 17.4xlOO EACH, ON VERMONT AVE. SIXTY CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT. Apply to J. V. N. HUYCK. ociu-at 1505 Pennsylvania aTe. F~~ OR SALE NORTH EAST CORNER OF 14TH AND B STS. N.W. This very desirable corner, fronting 100 teet on 14th st. and 130 ieet on R St., is now oflered for sale at a verv low iigure, and on the most reasonable terma Apply to J. V. N. HUYCK, ocllMt 1505 I'eniisylviiuia ave. For sale-one of the most desirable corners on 10th St.. wide parking on both sides; $1.40. PARKER d: TOWNSEND. oclO-lm J1418 K st. /HjR SALE AT SPECULATIVE PRICES three beuutlfol Lob on the southeaet corner 10th and M, 75x106. 117 feet iYont Hy 129 feet deep, on the northeast cor ner lKth and S; splendid lots. 05 feet iront by loO deep, on the southeast cornet 1 Oth and T. HUFTY A DYER, oclO-Ot Real Estate, Loans, Ins., 13th und F n. w. I" ,^OK?ALE^ 1 All of square 087, lacing Maryland avenue, D. Oth and 10th sts. n. e. This is one of the iinest and best located squares in the northeast sec;ion. HUFTY A DYER, oclO-fit Real Estate, Loans, Ins., 13th aud F. 1 Ij^OR SALE?19,200 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND in square 850, on south side H st. n. v., at corner Olli st. e., running bark to good alley. This is a special opportunity for builders, as this nround will subdivide to accommodate 2ft houses, and we will sell It cheap. ADAMS A ME ALL, ileal l-.state, Loans and insur ance. H2U F at n. w. oclO-lm TJ^OR SALE? .F A magnificent Lot on the west side of 16th St.. between I aud K sts. n.w., one of the most beautlfol sites in the city. Only 93 per suu ?re foot. B. H. WARNKR, oc9-8t 910 F street n.w. OR SALE Four splendid Lots, each 24x100 feet, fronting on 101 h st., on the northeast corner or Samson st.bet. P and * feet iront by 125 feet deep to a 10 loot alley. Only $2 lh t square foot. Also, a large number of the best Buildingsites In the northwest section of the city at the lowest market prices. B. II. W.vRNEit. octKlt 017 F street n.w. IjVjB SALE Some tine cheap Building Lots in the immediate neighborhood of the new Pension office building. Also, a nice two-story Brick House on the south Mdeof F St.. bet. North Capitol and 1st sts. west, lor only $3,u00. B. 11. WARNER, oc9-3t 010 F street n.w. I~^OR SALE?TWO FINE BUiIdINO LOTSON L 1 sl, between 12th aud 18th sts. u.W.; in healthy location. Apply at 1210 L st n.w^ oc7-lm* IJta on L St., between l'Jto aud 13th sts.; this ground will be sold at a bargain. A. P. HILL ?fc CO., 133H F st. oc5-lm FOR SALE-ISO FEET FRONT, BEINO lAiTri 1 and 3, ftontlng on H st. n.e., corners of bth and Oth sts., or will sell single lots for cash or on time at great bargains. ADAMS A BEALL. Real l^tate, Loans ana Insurance. 1420 F st. ael4-2m 1" ,VjK SALE-FORTY thousand FEET OF ground, nicely subdivided, in square A20. Atten tion oi builders Is particularly called to this property. WALKER A WILSON, luuO F st. n.w. sel2-lm J^OR SALE-LOTH"~ Northwest corner 21st and 0 streets northwest, 45 feet on 21st street, 85 feet on O street, beautiful site I for four or five houses. Will be sold graded at #2 per i square foot. i Four (4) fine Lots, 22x90 feet each oh Pstreet north west, adjoining the corner of 2* TiM)B~RENT?FINE KM ABE UPRIGHT ANt X fivmn plane: also afine new piano with hand some cover and stool for sato at a bargain, oa aooouat oT room. Xa?ulw 42911th at. n.wM private entrance ocio-lm FOR RENT?ROOMS. For rent-at 004 ioth st. n.w., two lata* unfbraished Rooms, both is actUem order. Kent $12; fkmlly private. It* T^OR rent-OjT THIRD"floor, TWO LAROK F tod one small connect in* nntttraMM room* to tWtoblo persons; 426 3d ft ulw. It* X7K)R rent-one parlor and two beiC J? Room aula,with mattrimi, pillows, toilet articles. etc fgJSTn per month la advance. Address box 84.Star office. oc:t-13t? OR rent-itttfl E ST. N. W.-NtCELY-FUK nished suite of rooms on second floor; rent $36 per month. Also, front Room on third floor. references exchanged. ocls-at? T0lf kext-TWO OR three COMMCNKWtT ing Rooms, on third floor. Location central, near three lint s of street cars. Parties without small chil dren preferred, 455 C st tn w. Board if desired. ocl2-3t* mm SOU RENT?THREE "lOOKS ON SECOND floor and two on third flo.*r, fbr light housekeep. lhquireatOll 4th st n.w. ocl2-2t* K? B BENT?VERY LARUE HANDSOME PAR r and Chamber on aeeooo floor; folding doors connecting; board if desired; private fkmlly; refer* ences. 1420 N St. n.w. Ocl2-8t* X^OR RENT-AT moderate p.uces, nicely JD tarnished Rooms, ensulte or single, 1820 F St., **^>bilt bouse and other hotel*. ocl2-lw* XJ>OR RENT?PRETTILY FURNISHED, WELL J; heated Rooms In a private family, n. w. section. Terms vary moderate: references. Address L. c. M.. Star office. ocl2-3t* RENT FOR THE WINTER-TWO nine Suites of Room* at 34 B st. n. e.; (being Capitol park; southern and eastern exposure every convenience; all street-owr lines la easy reach, one passing the door; reference required. ocl2 0t TCOR RENT?UNFURNISUEU--TWO VERY~I>? X sirable Rooms, suitable fbr a D octor or Deml*t: second floor. Also three on third floor- kitchen and dining-room suitable for oaterer. 2100 Pa. ave. n.w. ocl2-3t* ?fclOR RENT-AT 13 SECOND ST. N.E. NEAR J Eflst Capitol st Nicely-furnished 2No. I407yst,about Nov. 1st oo7-lm TT^OR RENT?OFFICE ROOMS; VERY DESlR J: able; heat, gas and Janitor service; single or en suite; at 616 V at &w., near mint office, General ?35% %s252 s! is? APiXZ tf&F anU^m The Viotu. Optician Compact MB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W., Harks every article in plain fiqurxb. FOR RENT?HOU8E& FOR RENT?FURNISHED HOUSE, TEN Rooms, to private family. Tenns according to period taken. RENT?826 20TH ST., 8EC0*D~I>6oR rooms: butb. hall. cellar. *11 In good w udlllOO: MBt $25 in advance, faqulre of M. D. PECK, 934 F at. ocl2-3w 0R~RENT OR *Al>K~17l6 ISTft A^D 1809 i: n.w line Daw threeetory taumMV houars; all modern improvements; be?? tooality. B. WAR NER, 916 F. Key* With owner, 170? 1M ?t B. w. ocl2-3t* For KEXT-rWO BRICK HOti?KS: FOUR rooms and cellar each: C M. MM: rent lift, la* quire 2V3 C st. n.e. ocl??2t* FOR RENT?f 12.50 PER MONTH?A MXB^ room new house: large barn and 25 acre*: .'Uj miles from this citv; convenient for one Id the depart* meats, a. T. L.UCKETT. 1M1 Fat ocl'JHtt* FOH RENT-A FOUR ROOM HOUSE, SUlTA ble for housekeeping. 1804 11th st. between N and O stl n.w. Inquire on thv premises. ocl2-2t* For rkxt furx ished, tii e finest House on Iowa circle for one yew, Or lonxer if de hired J AS. H. MARK, 93 M F si. n.w. ocl2-8t FOR RkNT-HASbaUMK 12-ROOM. CORNER Heoidenre. near Scott Circle: finished la natural wood; heated Uv taraaoe: also, open fire places; in perfect repair, (l,3uoper annum. _ _ STEIUER A LIEBERMANX, ocl2-6t 1908 F at IJMMt RKXT-DELIOHTFUL BOUrti 6F 11 rooms: completely and newly furnished Apply oh premises. 314 A st. aft., or to J. B. WIMKK, 1424 Sew York ave. ocl2-3t* For TtENT?not.*K 9io i?th *t. n. w.: is room*: modern improvements: In flret-clase order: will not be rented fbr a boarding nous*: rent 975 per month. Apply to A. A. WILSON, corner 7th at. and Louisiana ave. n.w. ocl?-aw POR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE NltW~l Idence, eleven rooms; l7o4 19th it j,*. A to the owner, 12'JOQ st. n.'w., from one to threeo' P.m. ool* pOR RENT- |1 JT 1T24 I st.n.w.lOr.9135 433 9th at. u.w.. 7 rs... 945 101 o 19!h. n.w., lit rs .loo 137 Dst n.w..8rs. 44 li??3 Pn.w., 11 rs...My.:l4j 300 N st. n. w^7rs.Ast 40 17OK ltENT 3003 1 st. u.w'., 15 rooms...... 968.33 24-24 K 7 ^EVOO AOS lhth st. n.w., 7 rooms M5.% aud E sts. s.w. oclOSt* IriOR RENT?515 11TH~sfTlT w.. 17 ^OOMS, brick house; all conveniences; central location and good m-ighborbood; 9N1.33 i er month. OC10-31 THOS. E WAeSales.llr 75 3133 K stn.w..8r?m.i..50 802 21st.l4r.in i ....60 1324 N. Yj?V.12r.m.l. 125 1528 29th, Sr.,m.1 25 1014 21st st, 14r lOO 152629th st.n. W..9r_...25 1409 Mass. av.. 166.67 1602 14 SLn.w., llr......65 1734 K st.n.w., llr 125 1828 Rstn.w 5 r 15 620 F st n.w., 12 rs....l25 1720 be Sales St.. llr. ..75 1313 X. H. av.,12 r 125 1719 It. I. ave.. I3r THOMAS J. FlsliKit CO, oclO 1324 F street northwest. FOR REiVT- I! 1412 20n.w..l2r..9100 1^578 St., 8 r.. m.I 925.00 2030 O St., 12r.. m.I. R5 041 25th St.. 7r 21.50 2127 K st.. hr 5o l?o4 Corcoran 9rs...20.50 3045Nst.,12r.,m.i SO 1411 33dst.,br.,m.L.20.40 1145 21st Bt. 12r. m. I....45 1235 30th St 20.3ft 2222 G St., Or., m. 1...35.50 1413 10th St., 5rs 20.3U 015-617 23d St., 7r.,m.t..30 2431-2433 X St., 6r 10.50 store, 3019 M st 30 1915 17th St., 6r 16.50 1521 Pierce PI., 7 r..27.50 810 2:id St.. 6r 16.30 3721 Xst, 10r., m.I 30 611 33d st. n.w., 6r.12.50 Cor NA30st?..Sr..m.l...30 24tKl Hst..6r 16.30 ll08 22dst.,0r., m.L25.40 1904 N. Y.av.,5r. 12.00 112324 St.. Sr., iu.1.,.25.50 1626 U St. 5r lOOO 1013 N. H.av.,4r 21.50 2416 Va. ave.. 4r 10.00 2137 H st,6r.,m. L...22.50 1745 20tli st, 5 r.,...10.00 Apply WEMCOTT A WILCOX, oclO 19Q7 Pennsylvania ava, n.w. FOR RENT?UNFURNISHED? 1035 Conn.ave 8350 2020 F st. n. w .940 X. H.av. andSst 150 1214 K st.. 4r 3.1 1755 P at 75 1427 Chapin st 25 1796 Conn. ave. ._60.66; 40? 7th st. s. e -.22.50 2022 Fst 6O 416 7th st s.e 22.50 70315th.;otBce rooms.5o 703 15th at.,2office m.,.25 1214 F St., 4r 40! 1314 F st, it .JO FURNISHED. 18th and I sts 9410.66 16th st, bet I and K.9200 R.I. ave., n'r Conu .333.33 15th st. n'r R.I. ave....l50 Mass. av.,cor.l4th..333.33. Vt. ave.. n'r lowac 150 t St., near 17th 300 Iowa Circle 160.63 925 Farragut aq _...30o ,Conn. ave., n'r Mst ISO 19th st, n r Dunontc.800 19th. near X 150 N st, n> Vt. ave. 350 I at._ near lbth ...1^5 1st. n'r 30th st 135 M st, n'r Thomas C....350 Conn. ave.. n'r X st 250 Lave.,n'r Ccnn. av...2oo I at,bet 30tb aad 2lstl25 FITCH. FOX A BBOWN. oclO 1437 Fenn.ave. n.w. Fnn N.W. Per Ma II N.W. and N.E. Per Ma 515 lltb St., 17 r?^fS3.33 jlOOO 25thsun.w.^ra. 925 3i?7 H St., 8 rs 20 1241,1243.1245 81, Or.f" 2128 14th, uppper ptar35 2205 14th St., 8 rs ?.22 S3 L st., 6 rs ...20 509 X St., 7 rs 19 1546 8th st.. 0 rs IS 181113th st, 7 rs IS 2724 M it. iu.L.11.1 2307 I4tii at u.w.. 10r.! 18.9 l2thBt.n.w.,7rs...'_, SO Myrtlesta?..ai.L15.2C ,78 Myrtle *t n. e., 6 fjil5 [92 Myrtle st.n.e., 7 rs...l5 STORES. OFFICES. Per Mo. 'I Per Mo. 627 La. ave. n.w.,5r_$loo 618 F St.,Room 1....?..I 1000 25th st n.w 25 9th A Pa. av., r lft, 23. L, bet. I2thandl8th a.e.35. .Uunton Building, r*. 30 and 32 IS The above la only a small portion uf property on my books. For full list call at office for buUetl::. Issued on the latana l5ttt. [ocO] THOS. E. WaQQAMAJi. EOK RENT Five new bay a-indow Brick Houses, seven rooms, Is and all modern Improvementa, 922.50. 459 P st. n. w., eight rooms, hall and all modern Im provements, 930. 738 loth st. n. w., hall, aevaa rooms, all modern Im provements, 925. 225 Q st., four rooms, $12. Five new Brick Houses 4th and O sts. n. w., $8.910, 91& and 920. Also by November 10th, five new Houses, Marlon st n. w., six rooms, modern Improvements, Sl.Veach. By CHAS. 8. bHltuVK. oc9-3t 1125 7th at. n. w For rknt-foub new and attractive two-story and cellar Bricks, six rooms, bath, hot and cold water, near Washington Circle; 930 per month. JOHN SHERMAN A CO.. oc9-et 927 F atreet For rext-house no. 1002 14th st. n.w., Nine Rooks and bath, with modern Improve menta; large yard, with or without stable. Inquire of i li. H. WARXER, 916 F at n.w. AG?-6t FOR RENT?490 H p>T. S.W., 915- LEONARD A BUCKLEY, Raul Estate Broken. 407 41. at a w. ocfrOt* 1r*OR RENT 40 L st. n. w., new 2-story brick, 8 rooma....915.80 409 H st. a. e., 2-story brick, store and 5 rooma 19.00 706 12th at a e.. 2-story brk*,6 rooms. f.._ 12.00 OC?3t SWORM8TEDT A BRADLEY. 928 P St FOR RENT?920 FARRAOCT SQUARE, 17TH st n.w., flrst-class Furnished Ha^idence, complete In every respect, including attendance and'excellent board; suitable tar a member of Congreaa or a private family. French caterer. ocMt* OR HENT-FURXISHED-OX O S^.. BE? 30th and 21st sts. aw., beautiful 13-room preaa Bk front Houaa. all modern Improvaments, with linen, silver, chlnaware. 91^00 by year. ADAMSABEAUU Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, ocO-lni 1490 F at XiV)R REXT-FURNISH ED? r Beautiful House, 14 rooms and lazge brick stable. 16th at. above scott Circle, on prominent ooruer by year, 92,000. Rhode Island eve., 1457, 10 rooms, mod. bap., 91.200.. FO 1768 P at n.w., 11 rooma mod. imp., 91 181919th st n.w., 18 161419th at B.W., 19 1609 90U> at n.w., 11 YsastrAtSito-m 10 room mod. hup., new -A NEW AND COM 'iStV2. for rent?houses. Oft RENT?CNFURN 18HKO- k Ml Pa. ?r.,aiorr .f2M 1 O n.w., store A 8rg3,.,>o 1330 IWh n. w.. 18 r... lOQ 942 K St.. offl(* : AliU'iUi i?f. Ut-Hili) 6 Mfcwaay.n-r 15th. 1 2r??W> K nL.n'r Conn. ave 333 N. nr. 12th.n.w,14 r.WO F?t .cor. lsth, 18 r 3tW? t*>nn. av n r R. Lav.. ?*rl?th118r.30U 15th st.. nr N 9 r l.Vl lowaClrcle, 15 r 366 17th tVr h. 11 r. ...13.? Iowa circle, 141 oca H. Q. HOLTZMAN. lOth and Fata.n.w. IJMJR RENT?OCTOBKlt LYTIC 4(* !?i'Kl K ST. 1^ Droit fvk, 0 room., all mod. imp*. f2.v A. L RAKRKH A Ct> ocMt Ia- Droit Building. PGR REjTt-ONE 6f~THK "VlNEsT FUR ulshed houses In the Distrl 1 of Columbia and In a beautiful looaMoa: price, 9176 per mouth. WM.ll BRYANT, 1224 >s?n. W. ocs>-1 in iTS&nv FURNIKH RD? A iarg? and handsome Residence of a YisvaJ officer, ?ear liuPONT CIRCLE; ha* all convenience* maj large stable. A chance seldom offe red TUUH J. 11SHKR A CO., 1824 F at. n.w. f^*and?me three-story Wrick Dwelling on K ST.. ?KAB IWH N. W containing 13 room* and bsih ana all conveniences. handsomely flushed In hard wood; heated by furnace. Til OS. J. FISHER A CO., 0cS-6t 1334 F at. FOR RENT-ONE TH RKK4JTORY B It 1 C K Uuutr, w rooma, bathroom, with all modern Im provement*. 23.% 13th st. R.W., bslf square from tlw? Agricultural department: rent 925 and water rent. Inquire at 403 7tli su n. w. oc6-*t I^OR RENT?FURN ISllED?A DINlUIHJt 10 rooin House on Iowa Circle: 7 private halli-rooms. elevator* and every cotivenlerw-e: elegantly furnished: $250. PARICEH a TOWNHKNli. 141s r st. oc7-4it TT'OR RENT-FU RXISH ED I3.M Q ST H?H"?*E. -F usw, 12 rooms, and nicely furtiish?s|. h>r in m:> mod to inspect .apply to l'AHKKll TOWNnI-.N l>. 1418 Fut. n.w. 17?ORKEXT F 1125 14th st.. 13r $lt?M?0 1 ?2t? 15th St.. 14r 4 2 .V 1H34 15th st..Wr :;2..V? 1W30 15th at.. ?r 82.-"0 161U P ?c, l2r., new 75.?m 1618 P 12r., new 75 ihi 1511 Tst.,l?r H2.v> PARKKK A TOWNHKX1), oc7-iot _____ Uiiffl. FOK RF.KT?FI'RN 1MH K11. 2008 ii HT.. 14 room House, haudsomely fhmi*li??h'i tlfnlly furnished througliout; suitable for entertaimug, and will tM* rented to first class tenantK. Wm.M HltS' AXT. 1224 F st. B.W. oort-?t IpOR RKNT?AT 4TH AND TKI MHULI. sth.~ near terminus of Pth ?tre?*t rallronle Brick Cottaav. eifilil rooms, concreted cellar, turiiaw. latrobe, range; abundance ol fruit. In^ulr*- at kdjJ 12th at. o?.? I^oR KKNT-AN 8-ROOM HO CHE. ALI. IN >1? order, on Heiahta of Georaetown. Apply store* It) and It Wholesale Bow, Center Market. h>-3(?-2\v? FOR RKNT?151 AM> LftlKPOT.. NEW AXI? elegautiy flniahed 12 Itoum*. Ihe crate in hall. PARK Kit* TOWX8KXD. _ s?2?-12t 1418 F St. ISOR REXT?SOUTH WK>T >wa circle. For Its *i*e, one of the liandHoniest-tinished hous.-s in the cltv; inis Urge corner tower twelve rvomt every convenience. Apply on premises or next door. sejH-_w? Spun ltEXT? ABOUT NOVEMBER 1. THREE new three-story and bam-ment Bricks: w rooms 1 nuxlern Improvements: on Pennsylvania ave., near 24th St.; $.MJ ADAMS A- HKALL. Leal Estate, Loans and Insurance. se22-lm 142" Kst n.w. I.^OR REXT?HIX ROOM HRIt k HOUSE. 1?JI1 1 3d st. n.w.; Iglti Apply to It. i~ PAIR. 4K2 ljOulalaiia eve. sels-lni I^OIt ltEXT? $7. Ulice Room, second floor. KKXl I'st. n.w. fl2. Stable, rear l'JU9 13th st. n.w. lllSlLNKLL A: CARUSI. an28-2m Haai Kat. n.w. FOK8ALE?M ISC ELLANBOU8 IrtoR sale-elabN A RLE RIDINO A Hone, with Whitman saddle, bridle. A-c. Alsoone set of liKht double harness, nearly new. Teims rea sonable. a II. ROBERraox, 1324 F st. n. w. ocl2-3t* I" r*OR SALE?A RESTAURANT, CORNER KITH and Virginia ave. ae.. at n barcain. ocl2-3t* I^Oll SALK?LIOHT HAVTOX WACON. HORSE and harness at a bargain, the owner having no further use for It. Apply at the livery stable of K. P. (,'ROsa. 19th st. and Pennsylvania ave. n.w. oc 12-:tt* 17*6K SALE-PIANOS AN11 OROANS ATOREAT bargains at HUOO WOHl'H lo per month. One lor only ?2t?o. at slopt-r mouth. One for only f22A, at &>lo |>er mtHiih. One fct only $126. at 91u per month. All of the above are tine makers, in handsome rose wood cases, carved leus, magnificent tones, and w ar ranted for five years. Handsome stools ami covets included. Call eurlv at the PI ANO EXCH A N(:E, OC10 422 9th St. 1."M)R SALE?A FINE BLOODED HORSK; RAT; five years old: gentle, sound. gr. K. It. RUST, 1211 Pennsylvania ave. 11 an id->-stablished (Jioort. Address for particulars, .\icode mus. Star ofTlee. telMt* TCH?R SALE?TWO SEt H-HA SUFI It E-PRi ?K X Safes: nieiium size; in good order. Address Box j 117. Star office. ociO'it* IfOR saLE?AT A HACRIKICE. AN I.Ka>is Uprigiit Piauo. Call Monday aud Tuesday ai hi I I'tU ?t. U.W. ocKCt; FOR SALE CA I M st^ t?eorgetown. euh-3m* For balk?kaxueroo bicycle"(A1u;.kt ablei. 3(> to fi4 Inches, new. will sell che^p; o iter left tow n. Address Box 37U, ily P. I^OR SALE-AMERICAN' KNCYCIAJPKI>1A A 1' pleion sc new, best and latest edition: ha f I urkey binding, marble edge* ai a sacrifice; also. Wheeler .V Wilson Sewing Ma2*1 KsI.il w., second tloor, front room. oo9-;lt* I^OR bALK?A FIXE IRON GRAY HORsfT sound, and perfectly safe for u lady to drive: has been driven by one in dog cart one year, lar.e ?mo set line Couie Harness, that ha* been uxed. BECKERH, 134.) Pennsylvania ave. oc7 17*041 HALE?"SUX DIAL" GA> liEKLKCTINpone.i;; st ves from S4 up. R. O. CAMPBELL, l'luml e Oc8-3m 517 lUth st. n.w. I'OR 8ALE-EXCYCL0PAEDIAS-THK AM K,. Apply to S. GEO. WEBB, 472 Ixtulsiana ave. n.w. se2?.-l m Fobs a i.k?six> r k. stock (WixiSTLiMLoits au4 Cigxrst. Fixtures and Good Will: figure, wry moderate; must be sold within a very limited time; lease five years: rent store aud dwelling (.ten rooms; 9&U mouth. E C. KNlUlI f, 1732 Pennsylvania ave. s*14-tim F OR SALE-LARGE STOCK OF CARRIAGES, Buggy Phaetons?1U per cent above cost?to make room for car load of Raefim Spring Wagons. Persons In want of good wagons It will pay them to give me a calL I have all siBes ou hand. A fancy Bakery Wagon; nothing like It In city. Good stock of l)av tons of my own make, two and three seats- nk-eiy finished. Good assortment of second-hand Work. Also, fine hand-made Harness ill stock at tbe lowest prices. Will sell ou time to suit. J AS. K. PKOBY, 1230 32d st. and 3240 Prospect ave.. West Washing ton. Mj-:n FOR SALE-LARGE ASSORTMEXT OK SPRI NG and Summer Carriages, new aud necotMi-iiatid l'liartons, Surreys, Extension Tops, McCaull and Day ton's Jump-Seats, and the latest styles out. JOIIN M. YOl'XG. 313 tJth st. 1> 25-;nu (JOUNTRY REAL ESTATE. IjsOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HURUP. ban Remdcnce, with stable and carriage house, well shaded lawn aud fruit; near Georgetown: convenient to horse cars. Apply to W.H.HSKK CO., 142U Xew York ave. ?i.w. selo-2m* T^OR-8ALE?41 ACRES OF LAND 64 MILKS r (Mm Washington, on R. and P. R. It; six-room dw elling and barn: will be sold low- for cash to clo-e an ?Mate. Apply to W. W. HALL, 430 4^ st. aw. In-.',* ANTED?TO RENT. A~G00lTFARM OF 60 acres or more, nearWashlngton; will pay money rent or give share (Virginia ureferiedj; good refer ences given. Address FARMER, Star office. OCtMit* or hale-farmh-Thave ADDED TO MY list several pieces of country property, both large and small far ins, within easy distance of the city by road and raU. JOHN T. MITCHELL. Real Estate Broker, oct-lm 1207 31st?. IIOO Pa. ava TT^dRSALE-A REAUTIFUL HOME AT BYATTS JC vllle, Md., 4>a acres; terms easy. AIM a desirable Farm on the Metropolitan railroad, near station. A. P. HILL A CO., 183S FsC oc2-lm OR SALE-A GOOD FARM 100 ACRES, REAU tlral locution, mUes from Waalilngton; high, F? ?ALE-FARM IN FAIRFAX OOUXTY, Va-i good house and, all necessary outbuildings: pai'^rThWh^d healthy: ington; one-haTf mile 1 ro^kilrxm^To IT,, ???l*??,*abdlvfci?- J,N**?*OfJNaE LLOSH. V27 r"kn-w- se!6-lm* rtOBOH T PRINTERS AND ^OOKRINDERS, Peansylvama avenue and 13th street, notify (Mr customer* *i f aale or mill l* Iti t }'uitm,,,e j cv?iti|4?h? In averr depHt iment. Injure oi, 'yrzJ* __u-? 1*?.B h \1> ThiiM'hMiitlMtMWti'oin U?? ?m >14* ?f lai, I M ?>H. Ioi; salk?iiotjSS unit >*r n w TxTTm I ?tnfl?w?XlWat BwlMlw. fwi*lnim rn.nu lot -M? ,\1U4 foot to IMik* alle* Apply u. WI1.SON. ou#ner 7t>?i mmI liinwti* 1v7k sal K?H.\. t>,, ,?r m. and LdttUlMtT' U-l? I.M>H h.U.I V PBKTTY V|l I y KWt^ d'lice of lOfoolll*. nil V a-*a, lui-i-';? ?ve If.ama loth and 17th tlrat Hour wiiWiw lasrl.* librww and ilin nt room: iwmimI Bmii.llirtH Imh.u r room: Ihlrd floor. iwo. In'II*. Al*b-mmiv. ?*lt *n?l *?h on fir-! turn r.-?' ..t pint*. IVKi', |11|IMM- IVniiii?cIimi t to ???rnvi of |{h- I. l?i.tt,,| ,V|; I i-ouUtinsV ruW|>. Ijw'Ihwibibii'I v\.-ry in I. v window. Thl* IkmiwI* ch.-iif ?t hj I ff I ?h1 for t hU W I*k only nt II ,mlf Ik- insp?"CUxl by ?o?r' HrU*k, v?wy ?.u.ptotr. M _:i?? ?>t n??r IHili i fK* Oio.! -I^lralur rt? Imcr In ^ouih louatrd on MuryUnd *v?*.. n?i?r Hth s! ?Mi bl??. m?hI rvcr) tliina to luakv k ixHii|io>tm? ix-rmil to MMf and *ili parlli-ulhi* -?U ut oftii* ,if HWUItllHl l i?4 A HltAIU KY. (K"10-: or went. i?i- h i*.i.i um>it at Unrri, M4.. nmr Ibf attliiHi. inili rn iiti|iruv?. j niciit*. A|ii>iy u> w ,m H H \iuii-(i\ I'nnitii? t.viicral ollb Imnwdill* |?*??iuii (it-oi "lw-.ti* IIOR HALK -KKW ItKli K |IV\ I.J.I |\,is. JJ,,W lieltl|l1HkplM*l (III Ibc ?S?TU?T of Itlti ttl"l p I it w v\ ill In- HO d |mr*:.' or to?*thvr; a nw iKHut-.? uisooil ln\?s u?( lit. HWUKMNVKliT* l?lt \HU.V, I W/H K ?l, K' liu 7H>?HAl.K S P.fKIX IKM HI JOT KUll Hi 1 niodorn iio|nov ??iii'-nt*. l/ol '.Ub> l?l.*i In alley: 9'i..Viii-iit rmtaL ITKVf'iii.tMi. I A UK Lit A t*J>S XsK.\|i (kKHiii _ l4l*l-'?. 1H(i|{ SALE? M ft.. 14 room*. Inrir" lot ?l:oo i? Itricks. J'Jtli ?t..rt ro >lii? and bath U.'JUIl i SI Hrtck". Wj tl??... bot. I'itli and laili n.?- _ l.miu I Uru ka, WylUaL. lM-t. 1 -Itli ?nd i:tlli in l.ttl*) j rUKWllltl Y A ?.ltl KX. lii-al K?i*!c Vti nU. ocld-'Jw 5W ".lk?t. WALK. -?Mil spruce ?t L?Drolt I'arfc,? room* W li? 4ii7 4? ..,11 .i, pr.inii-fH. ?|o?i M uli'i A ?A KU AIX: l T r N w x. n..,r^r i i f- of H r,Mmo,lorn ImproM iumU r?*ntf for 8^ i |i?r month. Foi pr.if and iioru, t V*ruU*v?hJj-c?KAv TWtJ iiur^>, lioli* vili i re!,n"? *!H fLHIIli ^iJi'm? 1 It" w.. 6-r ?im ami *tiin* room ilrfck WTK,n' HrU* andl^^ r..,.,,, Itnckt, uL Ul,,*??liand rAKKKK, 4*? and K a. m r|o:r. N.w i:iU( K ia -.H rjr.v ,Nlt,l,: ?,"bl" A lRvraUiui.1. ??s I ictroc- strooi; room .di4::/ aTvum ?rwo,,,N w,,h ocllM-Sm 4W6thal nm I^ORhaLB KaiulHHtf n w *r,,f "ill and M l, und ??E Mii,,!" t?m *tr.?t II w. poRKALE-A n.\fr' rn(ai*"T? T",,V' ^'ch. M i? .Ti-ii i ^'i(1 UI una"- or a.l cmmI,. M. lti.ll dt C 3d and Kaat Oapiltd at*. ,,ct?-Ht K*OH *?A LK? Hl'ltVaV' hV0!? ?lXH^ H 'll 1?ti f.i 605 "Hi Ht f li.. Mra I..VMI -IU il K b >?*ro :t v. ?i ^.1 1 Ji1* II,??/>.;! ,")14it'll at., f. h., Tr? 2 'xmi ^21 Hth at.. iTr?. 1 i./h j k.% k. i at j j.flsihft.. 1.IH 11.2KH mo lR SALh.?7-BM FRANK, o.N 4TM M AI..' in roM? aUd ,o1 bv loi u" M, lir?S?ha^?S? Iptchan, lull and a?li. ureal tiargain. AHA Mr A BIlALL. octO-lm Km*U>' n w MARYLA.N1, AVK.M'iRV hv *2l ?''d cold wat-r. lx Ott. Will rent per inontli. Price, $j .'ttm. AUANs A BKALL. E*Utfe, Luiiiis and Iriniranco, octc-la 14*1 K at n.w Vi>K. ?ALE-1?05 X KT. K.W.. X; U a^roiv B*AVli> A.U'INIAh iR, owp*ri >W1 11 o clor of pi -co* of pr,ipertr In thl* t?1'*' 'tnproved and vacaii lots for rod oem*" or lor riiiuri' alne oil,m Induceno iit* not found In auv oilier aecuou of the citv. JollN T. MIT and baM> liient brick dwelling liandfoniely finish -d. :i;t7 C street u.w. Appiy W A. P. HILL A Oi., i:tix K street. ae:tt?-ltti* l>ult BALK?1706 KHODE |sLAM> A VE ;M W r houw: ftone front Apply to Jub. C. HoltN BLOWER. 045 pennajlvania a\e. ne."V-i*? ISoR SALE^-dOM 411. 4U. 415, 417 ANIi 41* 1 1 'Jth ft., bet. Pu. ave and E st. A|>plv to A. P. lilLI. A O., Bijiilui HMhFiC ^1>K ?ALB-AHAKbHO*E NKW Hit B-BTOBT 1 Proffod (trick, hrownstone |?irvti and trimmlnff*. Io04 Klito ft n.w.. ne*t to V*) caah, lialaitce to sun Apply on premise* or at 1W15 11th at. U.W. mg'jb-jw* OB SALE EOFR KLl-?AXT N EW HOL'SM ou 15th at., between Ma** Ave. mid N at. iih.. obtaining cellar, with h> atin? appa atua: Bafemeut, Dinini; room, Klu iien and Pantries; 1 lr?t floor, Parlor and NtUug room: Hwuwiid Boor, two laryi rtmmts-n, Wardrobe* and liath itxuu; Third fl,?-?r, frnir tt bor* and a number of Wardro!*\ The Uouae* art roiMrt rucwd vm-*ab*tan;lal and tbe plumhlnc I* w the beat kind. Houses are open fbr liwpectioi,. Vat price aud terms appljr to oa tier, K. UOLOpk H M1U, 812 7th *t. U.W. se24-:{m I.HomSALE-HOUSEK I HA YE UEAl I IM LIT located llouno* In the northwest and other tasrw of the city Btr aaia at prices raiiKina (Vom |l,iwu t? *100,000. JXO. A. PREmxrrf, au2? 3m 1410 F at. n.w. IMPORTER OF FBENCH WIXEK. OCXiHAft CHaMPAU.VEB AKD (ORU1 ALf* _ French C'lareU, $.i.75, 94 aud #4.50 par doaeu. fornia Wlnaa uuportad directly Napa ?iafealw HOC. per Kail on. VICTOR BoUX. 1.47 IV ava Airents for flrat-daM bouaoa. Bordeaux. BurjundT Vina Am toutas Ml 7

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EDUCATIONAL, rr-^V, 11 IvY'lfi*-*1 ',vrt ?r >i?ort Hand fWnllni mi Milk, D*C' 1B.D 51* L*t" ??,A'v- Ac.. A?. Pleaserall jvr.?*..1 r dcIMw* ?V1 it: tli'KN A CLASH FUR SMALL in i.iTfliwi. French '-r Eng 1 '1 ;k n or terms apply at ?W>4 A v4a?l?i>" r '1 wl??? t ;^>R-M1TH.WELLE.SLEY ?;L w >i V:l"' rS~.- Examination. Lr?>'-" ncltMm* {.MM N 5 H T ,>?11 MXTn:.\rn annual ses B' a instruction In Drawing and AJu .a Di awing. fT-1 A.', 131s I ?t. opposite Franklin til 1 Vl" 1.! R, Principal. ooDMm* ,-'N I V V K EXPERIENCE DESIRES Vv' i :t; i-! Instrumental Music. Terms i;. it .-tar oflL e. oc^Jt' s IX K V.-RARE t H ANi'K rpH1 J ,i,^ children. Mr. and Mrs. 1 !4* ?u, it t request of many parents, b^" trt","'r ,x octMm*_ Mr,,., Ki DF.rAV.TMi:>-T or HOWARD UNI i.Ult as- VEKSITY. ?.,st \i THF. KkFKDMfcNS HOSPITAL V,'!-, -tTURD w. OCT. 17. 1SS5. i>.-?r x F. oraham. on Saturdays at 4 gmpuii. al. tT rrjf.T. R. Hood. Sunday* at 'J p. m. nt* trti*-' ai-1 Diseases of Women, by Prof. C. R ^^oftnr J- lTr llo 'a':?l ?']|:ik.-s>;ingaysat I .te.nber, aiMi Jauuary by t? vlill VoC K- K*vl#uru. Mi..i> i vi'.y ?t Frcvlm^n ll Mpiul br T)r. I* U? J. OCf*-tlli>l P F I I ?1 f- AIM A^'K'IATID-V OF N. Y.. T .ni.r?i! Htinlio In-tnictlon in W a- r-? or ui.1 I KM'. ItuN. s v.ML'H. i MILI.KH. .?t .lie Supreme Court of IheUnlted iv.r??ir.(flii!'Ti i|?|'al !,"iX. Kny.. r ..f r Kvki-rice. K.jultv Jurtspru r? a,.,,,. ..Ii.inerc.al aud 3iaritiiue Law. IP.Y W II.LI AM It WfBll. tw, f?,Sllr ofpra. tiee ant! .1 uUjc t Moot Court. it'C-F.X t \Ki SI.Ksq., Wftwirof the !.;i? '>r Heal uml l'arwmal Property, contractumonat ITopertv. HON. H. H. WKLLS, L?'tureroB Criminal Lawr. Ho>. W. W i LLO UGH BY, I act rer on L?ees PKKRY, Esq.. Lecturer on tlie Conflict of Lnwa. Tbe session of the I.a-.v XVpartnieut of the National r* vtrattY has o-mmnno^il. la?* meets EVERY TTRSDAY. rui si>AV aiul SATURDAY EVENING, at 6 ri> d in an t the Senior an.l Post Ura FRY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI DAY' kVS5INU, at aud 7 o'clock p.m. respecW CMloctws can be obtained at Morrison's, Kallan ty n? s. Sratl. A-lams' and Angllm's Bookstores, and at tlve L*w Buil i;ng For likrlikvi luiwraiatiou apply to FLEMING J. LAvKN1 >KR.Treasurer. University Law Bulldlnf. 10U0 K St. L.W._ *4 Q?NTLfcMAN WI*HB8 TO OlVK Lli^ONS ia latin. reek at?l the English Branches pri v*t?ly ur n a ~.h x>l: be*t reierences; terms unusually law. Address Box ?7, sur ofllce. oc7-tft* P~" EOF. WILL1 AM M ARTINS. Graduate of.be Kullack Conservatory, ami late of Berlin, Tskes Pupils for the llano and the higher branches of ^Harmony aud Theory. ocfl 2w* 61SrsLn.W. 1* JHIVATE OR CLASS INSTRUCTION IN French, Herman. Italian, IaUn and Greek at friend* -w lert ^tiool. lbll I at. n.w. Young people admitted to rtpilar cia?nes ot school from v a.tu. to 1; in. Adults alter \'2 m. Translations made in all uf the above. Terms reasonable. Applv ftom -UJO p. m. to 4 p. m. THOU W. SIDWELL, PrincipaL rpUE BERLITZ SCHOOLS"t)F LANGUAGES, 1 WASHINGTON. BfiSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW YORK, BR?K>KLYN, PH1LADKLPHIA, BALTIMORE, MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL. Re--stiuze-l everywhere to be the b^st schools for learning to speak, write, read and understand the for eun lanifi).i*e* New terms begin now. r^e Trial Le?wons to show our method. A pply t?. Prof. N. JOLY. 7"23 14th st. n.w. A-sIU.N'TF?7n A? ADEMYOF TKLE*5RAPHY. vf oiiiv s. fio- i of i!ie k;D?l here. A special invita t. >a .o aii to see the method by which you can soon ?T?r!) a pn,legion. J?i 1 it st. s.e. Jeti-.Sna MKT AN 1 "MRS AI.KRV D BUJACS ENGLISH and Kren b Koardlng and Imy f^chool for Young ljni-sa.,.1 little (.iris, 1U12 17th st. n.w. Annual v-? 'i -onimencer, s>KPTl-.MBKR Jftth. seg-'im* MI-.- M \ROUERITF E. SAXToN^ h>T of Elocution and Dramatic Art. Apply or address 7 7th st n.w. \I' A-H f NOTON fONHERVAToRY OK MUSIC, Moore's llaU. 311 Wh st n.w.. seventeenth year. Piai .i. orsran. Voice. Violin. Flute, Cornet, Ac. M-t:i?ds ot t tie best European conservatories. Tuition j., per term. Free advantage*. ucJ-lm* O. D, BULLARD. Director. F'RENCH LANOCAGE. LUC1KN E. C. COLLI ERE, A. M., native of Paru, France. Methode naturelle. 1 ">38 I ?t u.w. o3^> m (1APITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN AND PRL MARY IDM)L Ninth year reopens MON DAY, Octoher 5th. at :{o"L I FOR BOYS. Foui boys taken as boarders. oK1 VATK I.E-.-I .N"s? I X KNOLISH. BoTjK I ?>-ep Dir. P, timannliip, Mathemalics. or Herman. ler:n? re wotiable. Adoress COURT F. W-tober 10th, by Dr. WM. BERN HARDT. of Leip-ic University. Address 71U Htli st. a. w.. or city Hi^n schooL ocl-lm* MR L. o. m \i:;Ni s ACADEMY OF DANCING, at MASONIC HALL. Corner iuli and F sts. n.w.. Is Now open for the seaaon of DS85-S6, for the formation of classes. U?r? of Tuition: TUi>DAY, IHURSDAY and SATURDAY. Circulars to tx had at music stores, or at the Ac ad??ai>". sclMm V?olT.k.-soh OF Kn^lnh, latin and Orewk li. the 'lterlitz stbfx>l >1.having time unoccupied, would give :nvaie instr-.irtlon lu atx;ve branI. OF ML">IC [ESTABLISHED 1S77. v ~"7 t?th St. n.w. Hours, 1 to 5:3 p.m. Private and -lass ??ssons. at seiiool and residences. Kia io or ice. ?l??. and #15 a term. M'lUreh or^a^i organ fur prai.i )>t list oi. api'licatloa. ?e.'V-lm l in. INOALLa KINO, Principal. VjELEcr LV.i.l'H AND CLASSICAL DAY -etKxil. *>?_' .V rib CariMi ia sve. s.e'-Preparatory, i^r.5V.eU:?1*' *1m1 Acadeu.ic De}>artmenu. MIsh E It. b- lnte: mediate and al>er 12tn. Isjvj. For particulars aildtewt Miss M. o. JOKSKY 13:? Cameron *t. Alexandria. \'a ?t'^3-lm? ridt? HILTON'S M ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL, istil Vermont ave., ao8-3zn R?-opeusS? pi?-t,.b-r'.iOth. 1 (?KKMAN TAUGHT TO ADULTS AND ?,HIL *dren from 5 years ol a*e by a native ot nim.;,-. onversation i. Natural M tliodi, a i-pwlatty. i":.:. irvu'? 1 tailv and -aturday classes. Miw* 1m>ka 21 WET, 1430 t vrcorau st. n.w. Wft-lm* J1NKNKY INSTITU rE. MiH CflNNMTiCl T av.- Kui;lisli and French .-s-?iool ?r young la.lies uid ^.rl* Reopens -eptemher 3*>lh. For terms, A.^., address Misn,~> 1,1 "HGK.-?. principals. seiVlui-* HUuo KU> KS-iu.-tier of piauo. Orgau and Vtxal Music, terms reusODaO??. -SelivVu.s 120i S St. n.w. 3lcDONALD-ELLIS S. HOOL ...WELLESLEY" IMtK P A BATORY, 1?J5 17th ai.d Massachusetts ave. *rfV?Tab'? sh?-l Ererch and EngUsh Family a. d Day School for anrls will reopen si.PV KM BElt 23. 1SK5. Prim.^rv. In!eru,eU:ate. a endemic. College Prepare tory and Muskal Determents lea-soi.s lu r re-ich, ir.der the direction of Prof C. *oftlaine? la rlitz M-tlio! A Henli sem ay uo. the bool for the benefit ol K'ooiars m Ulstaiit purn ot the city For leiius aud c.r_...ars ?,:f KNoLISU LANOUAOE. 904 M street n.w. Mrs. M. STEVEN.-s il.\R i, Principal. Fo?irth year begin* October ?>t, IHjvV or^duates studeuu ait? r mil toui >e. upon examina tion endorsed :>y a responsible Board of Juoges. lLorongh Instnati. >i to Tearheni. MiSi-ti re, Ora ora siugvrs aud others lu the Culture and Develop ment of toe Voii-e. Spec al advantages for the St'idy of Prattlctd Eng lsh ottered to Foreigners. Cure of >tammcrim:. stuttering and all painful Vocai Defects. Methods eudorstsi oy prominent local >hyslciaas. A limited number of students aico^imodated with x-aril in the flimlly of PrincipaL sel7-.'loi ^WITUIN C. SHORT LI DUE'S MFDIa ACAI> 7 emy admits and ciaesifles yoc.iu; iu- n and boys at my time, neud i'ur rirvularv SWI'l'H 1N C. SHORT JIX.'E AM.. (.Harvard college Graduate, MedW Pa ?VtHbu EDUCATIONAL. if !LS- FLORA C. Dl SMMl.X Will resume her CLASSES IN DANCIXO AT IIKH ACAD KMT. NATIONAL RIFLW IT ALL, O, ?th *iid loth n.w., on SATURDAY cnreftilu-?..* !h luV',U alld raost f^hionable dances fnii i..? r^ u? taught. Irctilnr* contaiulng M Iif c*.u o***l"ed at my residence. trA -1 st.. or of the .Janitor at tl?t? hall. w 1(1-1 m LAW SCHOOL OF THECiTlUMBIAN UNIVER SITY. ttie faculty. JAMES c WELLING, I.L.D., President. THF HON. WaLTEH a COX, I.L.D., i rp,of?>or of tii? law of HpsI and Personal property of Contract", hik! or C rimen aud M isdomeanor*. THE HON. W1I.LIAM A. MaUKY, LL.D., Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, of Common l*w and Equity Pending, of the Law of KvKpnrp, ana the Law of Partnership. THK HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LL.IL, lecturer on Constitutional Law. THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LL.D., I.Tturer on Criminal Law. GEORge F. APPLEBT, ESQ., Associate Protestor of practice aud Judn of Moot Court. ROBERT C. FOX, LL.D., Trsasurer. The exercises| of the school win ht nmnM inthe Lecture Hall of the Columbian University Oct ?beu ,1H. at u O'CLOCK p. M? when the announcements lor th? year will be made. The Facili ty and course of instruction will he the same as during preceding years, with the addition of a special wiTTi't. Cct,,rr aB C,R1MLVAL ''AW, flYbft. J v c?tttl"gues, application may be f u'm l"', .Morrison. 47& Pa. ave.; AnirUm A to.. 14.44 1 st. n.w.; t itch. Fox Brown, 143? Pa. *^lt&m? WELLINW LL.D., NrATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE?MKDICaL rmtyvVh^fiuiX {ly TH,K wlSmbian UNL X""1 he ,,*lh Annual session will heciu on >1 ?ND\/i. OCTOBKR 5TH,at S p ro., in theMdl tal Buildim;. 13U5 J? street n.w.,with an iutroductory Ail?lr"i* i?v Prof. IX W. PrentNs. M. D,to which the Wofevnuiii hud Public are cordiulfy invlte?l. The fPK?lar lirtyrc* wl 11 continue daily throughout the course, beginning at 5-30 p.m. The Autumn i.xaminaiioiis will commence mt the C olh-ge on 1 uesday. October dth at 7 p.m. For par ticulars apply ?to A F. A. KINO. M.D., |)ean,fll 10a.ni. A4 too p.m. s 1 ?-liu 1 >RO F. KASPAR. HA VINO RETURNED FKOM i A. Europe. i AVr,U,r1P? hl" ,es3?UJ' un Violin, at his residence, ll.Jl 12th st. n.w. se'i.Vlm THK SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF 1 lilKCOUMlilAN UNIVERSITY. I he eterclses of this school will be resume In the I mversity Building ITUESDAY, OCTOBER BTH. at b o clock p.m. Besides the general course instructions will be given in specul courses, as civil and Mining Engineering hemistry, Metallurgy, Ac. I his school is open to both sexes. Persons w ishing to enter this department are re qii.-st^d to cull ou the Dean and register their names as early ?s possible. rStliSPX?* or ,n,ormation apply to Prof E. T. Jr KIs? I oE? Dean, or to ?1 JAMES C. WELLING. LL.R, _se 1, -6m President. MTi-Zu l^STITUTv 1530 I BTKEET^ English and 1 rencli School for I Jirls. Thirteenth anuuAl M>Mion oummences ^epi. i!Sth. ?e3-^m Mrs. C. W. PA IRQ, Priucipal. VERNON SEMINARY. J100 and 1104 M Street N.W. ENQLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, ros YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRL& MR& ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, A.M? Principal. MISS SARAH A. SCULL, -j MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT. JV,Ce Prlnc,pal4 Assisted by t Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and Teachers. Highest Standard In English and Classical Studies. Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES! Special Advantages In Instrumental and Vocal Music, Art and Elocution. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST. 1885. Application by letter or personally, as abova. an22-3m MRS. J. L. McGEES' SCHOOL, AT 1110 L ST. n.w., will reopen September 10th, 1H85. Un usiijU advantages in French (.Berlitz method) and In Object Drawing^ au24-3m BRIARLEY HALL.-A HOME SCHOOL FOR rFoolesville, Md., Reopens SEPTEM Terms moderate. For circulars ad dress Mrs. M. E. PORTER. Principal. aul-3m* FRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL. AN ELEMENT arv and high school for both sexes. ISI1 I st. n.w.. wul reopen ttth mo. (Sept.) 14tb. To provide for growth and progress of school a laboratory and ad ditional room for recitations and calisthenics have beenorocured. The corps of instruction has been en larged hy graduates of Vansar aud Swarthmore. The instniction in Knglisb, mathematics, naiurai science and the languages is thorough and sufficient to pre pare students Tor our best colleges and universities, bend tor catalogue or call st school from p m. to 4 l, lP- THobl w. sidwkI.l, _auI5-3m PrincipaL Miss Rcha TOK9CHES GERMAN. FRENCH aud Knil:ih Sctober 1st. Oerman and French taiiKh bv Constant practice. For circulars apply 1J-2A 12th st r*w- au^l-'^m* MISS C. M. BALL, HIO 21 St. n.w. PKIVATE TEACH KH OF ENGLISH RRANCHES. Experiencedm teachingforeignersihel.?iicnage.i;4-lm 'YyASHINGTuN CX)LLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladles aud Little Girls. This Institution will enter upon Its twelfth annual i""slou V\ ednesday. September J3d, Xsss, Mrs. Z. D. BUCHEK Prlnrtnsl Miss H. E. HUNTER...._ Vice Principal. Assisted by a full corps ol experienced teachers. For catalogues and full j.articuiars applv to the mscnau. aiilt?-7m J P. CAULFIKLD, Mi's. IhmT. 1'2{) 17th st. n. w_ First Flat w j?i resume businew Octob.-r 1. lsfvv sel^3m SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PHaCTT tZ. 2,laranteed if instructions are followcd. Private p'tpds prelerrml and number limited. R. F. CROMEtlX. otflce of Johns A East.in Stenographers. 47i LojUiuna ave. ?eltf ~tm A GERMAN LADY WITH HlHHBT RE^SmT aiendations und referencs desires pupils of miv a*ce for classic and Miidern Music: Sinking alter the true Italian method; good German, Parisian, French. SI!.' .1 ,il-,5in ^Kht by grammar: conversation and ifi^triyitwumrpassed methisis. Mrs. .Hoi- I l-.i.ljr. 1J1.) G st. n.w. al7-3a A RI-iNOTON ACADFMY, Corcoran Building, A J:i'^; i'*-. Av.e ?nrtl.Vb St.. op.,. U. s. TieasurV. ii^.,^!ecV.wVhtH,l fVr Jt'^" Youag Men. .Number limited. Only scbo.ars of good moral character re iT.v^wl Jdifi"' ^"r ,1,e 1" September I my and evening sessions. Careful and thorough In struction in tliectintmon I nglish branches,book-keeu ing. shorthand, hi?ht'r arithmetic, al^ei>ra, geometry Latin and Greek. BURTON MACAKKE, A M..M if" Priucipal, W a-shingtoa. D.t^ _ _ auliVSm MHS.EU^ABFH HARRIS' KXGLTsH and trench Boarding and I lay School, w?2 18th st n. ?in re-open September Tld The coursu of lu Siruction comprises every branch necessary for a practical and accomplislied education tor young ladle* and children. Superior instruction lu vocal and in^ struiiietital music. Particular attention given p> deli cate or backward pupils. au'i'j-Um ^PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE COR. ?TH and lists, n.w. A practical business etlucation ihat tetography and T>-pe Writing. Regu tar iiav and evening -essions resumed TT-'KHD/CY Sept. 1, at b a.m. and 6 p.m. Office open for arraii^ mentis by the year or quai ter, on ami after MON DA Y Aug--4. A ftili corps or teachers. Illustrated Circu^ lnK information, wiit free on application ?_ _ HENRY C. SPKNCEK, Principal". MRS. SaUA A. SPENt'ER. Vice Priucipul. auH Miss AMY LEAVlTr, OF BOSTON, (iHAli ??te and certtUed examiner of the New Kmrlaud i oti-ervatorv. Piano technique, harmony and voice tmlturw. luli loth st n.w. M ISS ADA R CONN, OF THE WASHINGTON olleirlate Institut.-. wiU lake nunils in vocal and instrumental uai-ik- ami harmony. Methods of the best pi-rtl'-uia'r-imaaUn> loUowed. For terms and other auis-4m Apply at 1036 Vermont a v. rP H E C K D A H S Day School for Young ladies, re 'I- ns Oc lOBl-.H 1st. Modern languages under the l 1 ''"V"'1'" school. Thorough course In Kng i #KlCi,*u^ Art- A spicijU cians uii tiie uuincv* aii o"" Jti;e gtrl* frJ"m 11 years of age. au.W.hn Miss KARLk. lt>H?;t6thSt S'ive^T el'VV|D 5f?:rLAR rl'A?S SESSIONS '^ona specialty. All an.i i m iUld Publications constantly on hand, rrttrwT^'w ,,,>r ??ur"i"C.?heart are (Jl U Tl 1ON PHONOGRAPHIChkad l-l?-"". 1 St. n.w. jyZ'i \I J cxjllkueT AO tress tlbo. JOSEPH, Director, Mk^^. ADES OF lor college. Matbematual.c^s,^.0^^ Evening Classes. aR(j Allw A ys ??.MfM)L FOR YOUNG ?T,einh 1SS& PortMnourn, .x. h. tcT-'im WA\ KHLKV SKMIXAltV l&Slm f ftT W ^*rsU^KtemLV*Lr^,''?: fur f>,rl* 17th mberxr,4UL Fi'il corps of Teachers "u" LIPWCOMU Principal. I ^L-Vt AXCINO ACADEMY. 1004 o. and saturoay. 1 to U:3u. illSs and advanced cla*; Cl^io *ve- Scott "SBSBs AfW!^' INSTITUTE. CON CORD v ills, fj* ,n^'" Pr?Pared for college or bosl J?*. conferred upon ronne ludy eraduatea OsMrfhl attention to little boys aid k*\a SHORTLIDGE (Vaie ('olU-ge). A. It. Prla. mbia), Lecturer on Com mon Law Pleading a..:* Equity J urlsprudence. Martin F. Ml iRKIJ, LL. l)., Lpctnrw on Equity rieading and Practice nnd the Law of Partnership, Corporations and Admiralty. AMK-S O. PaV.N'K, LL lecturer on the Law of of Evktofceiniid criminal Law. JOSEPH J. DABLlNiiTON, Esq., Lecturer on the Law of Personal Property. Contract* and Negotiate Paper, and Testamentary Law. W. Itosss, LL. 1)., Lecturer on Common Law Practice, and the Law of Torts, and Judge of the Moot Court. Rev. JOHw w. FOX, s. J.. Professor of Latin, ctf AHLm w. Hoffman, lu d? Jbean of th# Faculty. and President o! the Moot Court Treasurer"1* YEATMAN, Esq., Secretary and Introductory Lecture by Hon. William M. Merrick ana announcements tor the ensuing torm. at the Law Building.corner 6th and F streets northwest, on Wed nesday, October 7th, at flillO p.m. All interested are most icordially invited to attend. 1Me Secretary can be seen at the Law Building from O to i p. m? daily, tor Information, enrollment, etc. Circulars, giving course of study, terms, Ac., can be obtained at Book stores of Morrison, Brad. Adams, or AngUm, or on application to the undersigned, KM. YEATMAN. sp31-3w Secretary. UNI "Vtedical department of the iU VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. The Tlilrty-seventh Region will begin on Monday Evenlug. September 21st. at 8 o'clock.In the College Building, corner of 10th and E sts.. with an introduc tory address by Prof. C. H. L KLEINSCH.4IDT, M. p., to which the profession ami nubile are respectfully Inc ited. For further information apply between the hours of 9 and 10 a.iu. or 4 and 5 p.m. to J- W- H- LOVEJOY, M. D.. Dean, JrtTlm ___ 900 I2t& st. n.w. French kindergarten? MADAME CHEVREMONT, Diplomee de 1' Ao aieuaie de Paris, will open October 1, a FKEXCH KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children under 12 years old. Madame Cbevremont has had long ex perience as a teacher, and will instruct her pupils bv the N ATl'RAI. METHOD to speak French In a. very short time, primary English branches will also he taught, but it is designed to give instruction in th* reach language us much as possible, and the constant aim from the beginning will be to make pupils SPEAK irencli. Madame Chevremont will be pleased to call upon parents and explain her method in detail. Ad dress, 1019 K st. n.w. Anernoou and Evening Classes will be arranged for more advanced pupils, and Private Lessons will also be given to adults. sel-2ni David s.Lr Johnson, Organist aud Choirmaster. 1110 10th st. n.w. JV ocRl and Instrumental Pupils received se2:J-lm* Hdonch will res cm e instruction Oil the Violin and Orchestral Instruments on September 14th, at his residence, OOS H street northwest. sel2-3m rpilE BOYS' ENOLISK~AND CLASSICAL HIGH A School, J. W. Hunt, Principal, commences its 17th annual ?e?aion w-i'tember 14th In North Session Room Dr. Sunderland's church, 4t*st.;entrance north gate instruction thorough; pupils tilled for the bast college, universities and nolvtechnlc schools, or for business; also for competitive examinations. They take high rank in the various institutions ol the coun try. Circulars at the bookstores. If an interview is desired address Lock Box 5:15, P. O. au21-2m MRS. BURR'S- EN. i.. ;Vstory and base ment. Or., near Washington Circle, each 7.000 New three-story aud basement Brick at L st. and N. H. ave., in. 1 6,500 Three-story and basement Brick, m.l., Pa. uvt-., near 24:h st., O rooms bath aud stabh- 5,800 New ten-room Brick on Linden ave, LeDrolt Park, m. 1. 5,000 P it.. ne?r rtth, nine-room Brick, m. 1., rents $35 month 4,200 Six-room Coti&ses, Kenyon st., Columbia Heights, with well water, stable, parking.... 8,000 Store aud seven-room Frame, rents $30 mo., nort heust seci ion 2,400 Three small Houses near St. Aloyslus church, renting$20 50 each.... 2,350 Six-room Bricks, m.i., northeast section, from $1,400 to $1,800 on monthly payments. 't wo Frames on Valley st., Georgetown, rent $1H 1,800 Small two-story Bricks, II st. aw., near 2d, rem $10 1 200 Lot corner 25th and K, 24x7S, two small Bricks, rent $22 in all 2 500 Two Lots Kingman Place, 34x loo. 2.4U0 Lot N. H. ave., near M st. n.w.. 25 feet front $1.50 per foot. I>jt N. H. ave., near S st. n.w., 21 leet front. 1.25 I^its on s st., near N. II. ave., 23x91 1.25 I^?t 21 x9is on P st., bet. 17th and lHtb.. oo Lots llrth St., bet. L and M n.w 75 Lots U St., near 10th, 17^3X05^ 05 I.ot 21x145 ou V st., bet. 12ih v.nii 13th 4(? Ixits on Vn. ave.. bet. isth and lOtnsts. 2ft Lots all parts olumbln Heights from... 10c. up. I Aits in squares lo74 arid lo7 5,16th a.*:d C sts. s.e Rc. foot. Money to L'-an In sums over dl.OOO at 5 and 6 per cent ou real estate security. We have several fine Bouses to rent in northwest section from $75 to pvr month, ftirntshed or untornlslit-d. 1'ropertv placed in our hands for sale and rent advertised at our expense. oc7-lm Expert type writing. CALIORAPH OFFICE, 933 F st. oc5-3m KOSEDALE BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PJUCE AND EASY TEHMS. 1 havesubilivlded ROSEDALK. and ofTer Building Lots. 20 feet frout, ai $200. $250, $.J50 p??r lot. Terms lo per cent caub, balance monthly, ltosedale is located linmediaiely at the eastern end of the Co lumbia railway company. 15th aud H sts. u.e. Plat at my ortit-e, 819 Market Space. oc5-'_'m W. H. CLAGP.TT. Austin p. brown. REAL ESTATE AND LOANSt 1426 F street northwest. HOUSES FOR SALE. 6 new brick Houses, Walluck Place, corner 18th st $3,500 encli. Brick H' use, 13th st. above Iowa Circle, $8,250. Brick liopse. A St., near Capitol, $7,000. 3 brick Houses, Vermont ave., bet. T and W sts., $3,350 to $3,650. 4 brick Houses, 15th St., bet. Q and R, $8,500 to $9,50?. 2 brick Houses. P at., bet 8tb and 10 sts.. $5,000 each. Brick House, B st. n.e., bet. 10th and 12th, $2,600. Brick House, l!?thSt., bet. Pand Q.$13.000. Brick House, M St.. beL 18th and 2Uth. $IS.(KK). 2 brick Houses, O sU, bet. ilLh and 13th, $10,000 each. Brick House, F st n.w., bet. 5th and 7th. $10,000. Brick House. D su, bet. 2d and 3d n. w., $0,tKK>. Brick House, Corcoran st., bet. 11th and 13th, $0,000. Brick House, 13^ st. s.w., near Smithsouiuu Insti tute, $7,000. 5 brick H 5uses. 2Sth st, $5,500 to $7,000. Brick House, Oth and 1 aw., $10,000. 8 brick Houses, 13th st, near T n.w.,$5,500. Large donb!e House. Mass.ichusetts ave., bet 12th st. and Thomas circle. $70,000. bi lck Houses, P st, bet Oth and 7th, 94,200 and $4 ,-jOO. rife House, near Scott circle, $125,000. 2 brick Houses, Bst n.e., bet. Oth and 7th, $8,300 each. Brick Honse, 14th st, near Agricultural depart ment, $4,000. House and corner Lot on Connecticut ave., suitable tor tine building. $13,500. Brick House, Pst., near 18th st, $11,000. Brick House, L st. bet 20th and 22d, $6,500. ^Brick House, M, bet. 10th and ilth, with stable, 920*009. Brick House, cor. 17th and R, $8.00(X Frame Cottage, large lot, T st near New Hamp shire ave.,$4,U>0. Brick Mouse, I st. bet 18th and Penn. ave.,$20,000 Brick House. 10th st s.e., beu F and G.. $2,0001 2 brick Houses, Biggs st, $5,500 each. BrU-k Hous?-, cor. Hlggs and 13th, $12,000. Brick Hou>e, Vrrmont ave., bet K and L, $35,000. Brick House, N st.. bet. 17th and ISth n.w.,$10,000. New brjck House, Iowa circle, $16,500. Brick Hou?e.cor. Mass. ave. and 15th St., $18,000. Vacant property in all secuous of city and suburbs. Several house-* for rent, tarnished and untarnished. Money to loan ou real estate security. Large loans a specialty. Oc3*lm 4 BSOLUTE BARGAIN-7 ROOM NEW PRE*S ed Brick House. 1826 18th st n.w.; $3,r>00, monthly payments; annual tenant secured for second floor at $20 monthly in advance: location beautiful; ?Mine Increasing. Also,full 7-oct. Piano: $75. Two line Parlor Organs, $56 and $65; terms $5 monthly. N B.-Money loaned on Pianos, Furniture and any good collateral. EXCHANGE BANK. ocl 487 7th st aw. M iT? ODEL HOUSES. for SALE OR RENT.?The Honses In the Marble and Brown Stone Front Block lust being completed on North ave.. between Park ave. and Bolton st. Balti more. Handsomest row In thecitr. Eight different plans to select from. High elevation; only 20 min utes ride from center of city; clone to Druid Hill Park. Excellent drainage, perfect ventilation, worm in win ter?cool In summer, on grassy sloping terraced, artis tic finish, frescoed bath rooms, open fireplaces, model kitchen* on first floor, well built Easy terms. First* class investment, call and examine them, or send tor illustrated book "Model Homes,'' describing them. AdOress. W. L SToRK, Builder and Owner, sel2-lm North^ve. and Park ave.. Baltimore. THE CELLULOID TBUm _ _

All W UWW&I EXCITEMENT AT COLUMBUS. Th? Intercut In To-morrow** Election rnprcffdcnt^d-Ntrong Effort* to feat Allen O. MycM-Closiug Work of the Campaign. Special Dispatch to The Evening Stab. Columbus, Ohio, October 12.?The interest In the election to-morrow in this city it beyond precedent, and both parties are patting forth their greatest efforts to carry the day. While the contest for county officers Is exciting, and the result doubtful in some respects, the greatest interest is centered In the legis lative contest, and the supreme ef fort Is being directed against Allen O. Myers, whose election nand from 12:30 to 1 o'clock. At 1 o'clock Senator Voorhees addressed a large crowd from the court house portico. Dr. Shlrly Carter Henry Fairfax, Walter J. Harrison, Editors Lvnch and ShclU," Mayor Joe Norris, Mr. Albert Dowell, W. W. Athey, J. Y. Bassell, Dade Hempstone, Henry Heaton, and the com mittee of reception. Mr. Voorhees was accompa nied by Hon. Jno. A. Lamb, ex-Member of Congress troin Terre Haute, now U. S. Attorney for Indiana; Judge T. B. Ward, of Iudiana; Commodore Nicholson, Mai. Nicholson, of the Marine Service: Judge T. Key, of Washington; Samuel Donaldson, ot Tenn.; Burt Kelley, of the Patent Office; Captain Davis, a brother of Jetierson Davis; Father F. Ward, Mr. Fry,and Judge Forey. of Indiana, and Mr. Montgomery, of Wisconsin, a brother ot the commissioner of patents.

Attack??n-J0hn W. MnvHT ul J nla' Bt Fmnclsoo, Cah; ^Sb, ji?' ?fWi*oon"ln. Bayfield. Wli. a Webb, of ^Crosse, Wis. ^ntel Stewart, at Walla Walla, I lnttor3r' 7,06 Wtn. Stlne, com r'rri Lucius M Thomas, at Water expired- Monk"? commission vl&WlhlamtTu" Burke- ttt XIalone, N. Y., Othnlal commission expired; Donaldson ^fldwell, Kan,, vice Simeon HartcSStie' a.^?rif,,oQ expired; Charles Bo^r??S>mL. ri?n?, Kan., vice Fran rig atOreatlfc?k?vion S.xpW itatile P. Blair, minion SjlMd; 6' W .com' Wm.VHe Nswi^Sh'and!t?or^m^8*i?Dae*P'^d; St I ooSkraU^n!2g.'00,^mlM,OB S. W. Peal Wm MTKVrtaJ^ H^pp, ooromlmlon expired; wra. Atcfarlan, at Downiugtoo, Pa,, vice R. Ii Ru^V at ^il?l0^?oomn?iMl?n ?*P?r*d: P. G M1M*k t'faA ihfi4"a j^SSfcfS^JGflS^AS WllUnm d'H WMhlnjfton, of Chailestown, T^inHnfJ 6 United States Consul to UTiShilllrfon ,?i!.neai d?sc?ndant of George ?d?k appointment is a very sat Z J? Ule P^o'e of "tate. He whs hT,iHtor trader., or West Virginia, ft hi"^P^ntatlVM, the Judges and nearly SnnSSi^Sf men ?r ttle stale' He IS well known In Washington. Fmhk WCr&?, Treasury has appointed iwa JiJ?A Slin,stto be superintendent of the .ui service lor the seventh district. Carofin^'wmsu.8 Flor,da* Geor8,a> and South ??o? FINANCIAL ASTOCOMMERCIAL. Jfew York Stock Market* The following are the opening and 3:00 txra. nns*i of the Ne*' York Stock market to. 'ids 111. Cent -J^OO Name. o. 13:00 I'll? IVi 2' :ilQlJ.n* ii\ &VWJSP- i 3y, SB l^-Pref 49* 'N orth west 104* laS to P?? -18314 s1* Oregon Trans. 24%? 130^ l.joi^ Pur. Mail 5-21^ j>0 ?51* Peo. D. A E....I 17* V?SF Heading- 16 T\ 15 75 5u* 106* 1* ?2C> 53 17* 15* 123 HI* 112 36* 97 20* 51* 8 14 75* llljfelll* Rock Island."" 123 -???-!8t-Paul 1 ?n? ltW^i lsti, Do. pref. 112 in rvn, 1 'If*'1,H*1* ist.P- *omaha ST* 111. Cent 133 133 i l>o. pref 97 "'TxEi:: Sfc ISil^S*'s;'Si. bS taste: flft 1 1 'Mh '2'iiJwab. Pae f1.""?; ,l?^ lOOvj l>o. urt-f._.??. ^i.J. CeuL. I 42^: 4"Ji^|We?t 1Uiiiod?_. The Bnll Movement in Stork*. Henry (lews tlnnnclal circular, issued Satnr day, says: "fho stock market developed extra ordinary strength during the past week, and is rapidly regaining its old-fashioned activity, an I! vis?wSt ?n ?r was the recent bid of 929,000 for a seat on the stock exchiinge. Re. actions in prices have been anxiously looked for by the timid bulls, that they might pick up stocks already parted with; but thus tar they have not amieared, and when they do they will undoubtedly be immaterial, for nothing Is now more certain than that we are tairly started upon a course ol at least two years or continued progress and prosperity. As yet there are no Indications of thepresent bull movement hav ing culminated. The market is In the control of strong hands, who have the powerful aids of easy money, recent profits, etc.. and who have also become largo purchasers of stocks, not so much for the purposes of immediate profits or Interest returns as tor the much bigger results of a prolonged rise, which, from their superior advautages of observation, they are the first to Sercelve nothing can prevent. Among the eavy holders or sux'ks there never was less friction or a greater desire for harmony than at present exists. The recent Itear lallures and an uncovered short interest havo been important elements in the advance. The largely oversold condition or the market created a "supply or phantom stock.' at times artificially trebling or uuadrupllng the available supply; which un avoidably depressed values;and during itslioui dation the advance 19 equally irresistible. Concerning the improvement in business, this must soon do reflected in railroad earnings; the testimony or such great business firms In the rr\. trado as Marshall Field Co., and J. V. FarWell A Co., of Chicago; H. B. Claflln A Co., this city, and B. G. Clark, or the Thomas Iron company, being too significant to be Ig nored. Washington Stork Exchange. Government*. Hid. Attkrd. U. ft. 4V&. 1801, Coupon 11'ju, 112V U. 41-js. 1 bUt,MeKiHtered. 11JU, 112?S t;. S. 4s,10Oi, Coujjon 12jK? 1227? U. S. 4s, 1007, Kegistered. lUU1^ 122TS 1)1*11-let of Ojlu/iibia. Per Improvements 6*. 1H91. Coin 114V Per 1 improvements 7s, 1801. Carrencj .l 19 120V, Market stocks, s, 1S02. Currency l l?u Water Stocks, 7s. lOOl, Currency. 129 \V ater Stocks, 7s, lOOa, Currencv_ J.SO ??year t und a ?5s, 1924. Currency 115* 116* iO-> ear tund,;? percent, 1899, Cur. 114 UO-year Fund. 6s, 1892, Coin 115 30-year 1 und. ?s, 10O2, Coin. ...125* Kailrotul Ormpunieir. Washington *nd ?eorgetown-Bonds..._120 Metropolitan?Stock uu 1 iii Columbia?stock -Ja North Capitol and O Street.."!"""."*" 42 Auacostia. Fire In*, and Gas Liuht Ctt. Washington city (>as Light Co.. 30 toa Georgetown Uus Light Co.... 4,, Franklin IhsuranceCo __ 44 National Metronolitau Ins. Col""'?.?*.*.*.'. 05 ?n i? UnionInsiiraLioe Co._ lS^b 10i? Arlington Insurance t.X> l-U) olumlUa Insurance Co- Y, Ju. German-American Insurance Co."*.".".".*. 130 Potomac Insurance Co..... WiU. Higgs insurance Co. .JiZm 0 6* Jfitceilaneous. Board Public Works.Green 8s.. na Masonic Halt Bonds. ._" \?oember. 91*a&2: Ofn stesdy-OsSh and October. 42*; li?,J .JC*&Tv 87*. Oats steady? 'iH-Bye, 60. Biir nih l?Wer- lft- WWsky. 1.10. Pork Jan^l^B 'io^r?^.oveni.b?r' 8 a0! lumber, 8.2?: Oou>b" Mork Room #0* Qkn. Vilab.?The Po?t master General has made a change in the ar ^^SSnitmJL Sr t.he roo?8 of his office In order k 0a?* private room is now cble? clerk, Mr. Nash, which aHZ v?i an ante-room tor the lufi.There?ro ninety preslden rtSPt11* viumnt between this il^uij ?f December, and there are a L J. persons Interested in these ap keep the throne of nm^2L ESZ&? *i!*h 7ater mw*- Gen. Vilas port WiiUuuT Phwuuibkt di Post Orrica Hn TOBT.-On January 1st lart. the fbnrth class wafiJsgo,y?. ta?Si55SSiS ???**ion, to receiving the Ol a presidential postmaster. Tm? ftMayrABT w Wa? bm MdM that wAinit ww ?w CMtnller MifiMfl tajn the Fitffct (Htttlai WltT Ml TW1HKS ntl DKMOCEAV4 Akl STM TO WtS-THB AtTITUDE 09 THE HOaWtKPa. Seoood Controller M?yui4 has Just returned (torn bin horn* In New York Mate, where behea been tor the past three week* or a month. Hi says polities ere going to be very hot in N?* York this fklL They art Just getting warmed dp to It. and the canvass, he thinks, will bs more thorough than ever before on merely a state election. The contest, too, will be a test ol party strength. Some of the republicans, hs says, seem to feel very confident of electing Davenport, but, tor his part, he can't see upon what they place their oonfldenee. Davenport, he says, has no personal popularity. What strength he has lies in the fact that at Is emi nently respectable, and his character Is beyond reproach. He has plenty of monay, too, and could contribute handsomely to the earn* palgn, but It is said that he has not been in the habit of contributing heretofore, and ha may not do so in his own canvass. Mr. Hill is the choice of his party, Judge Maynard says, and has as spotless a personal character as baa Mr. Davenport He was tatroduosd Into polities by Governor Tilden, and was ane of his most trusted lieuteuants. He has. Judge Maynard says, never been mixed up in any alrty politi cal tricks, and has always happened to oe on the right side, advocating a clean gov ernment and the purification of potttlcs. More over, he is a man without any bad personal habits. He does not drink liquor, and was never known even to smoke a cigar The democrats expect suocees, Judge Maynard says, first, because they think the democratic party Is in the majority in the state, though they ooncedc that the vote Is very close: seooad, because Hill will get the full democratic vote, and, more over, because there are many republicans who came over to Cleveland last mil who than tell the republican party lor good. Notwithstand ing the fact that the mugwump papers have come out for Davenport, M iayi he thinks there are a large nnmbei of republicans who voted for Cleveland and are proud of the successor the new admin istration, and can't quite see the logic of the ar gument of the mugwump papers, that the way to sustain the President Is to vote against hla party that has endorsed him. Judge Maynard says he has personally talked with quite a num ber of prominent mugwumps, who take thli view of the situation, and say they will vote for Hill to endorse Cleveland. Of course." he says, "a large number of the mugwumps will tall back Into the republican party, but not all ol them by any means. On the other hand, he thinks the situation Is such as to draw beck Into the party such democrats as voted fix Blaine. Those." he says, "were mostly work ing men, and Hill having always been their champion, and being their choice for the nom ination, they will naturally vote tor him, and, besides thlR, the tendency to tall back Intoone'a own parly when It has been successful is very great." EX-REPRESENTATIVE HTKVKXS TB1HU HILL U SURE TO WIS. Ex-Representative Stevens, of New York, ia in the city to-day. "We are certain to Win Id New York," he said to a Stab reporter who met him this morning. "Hill will be elected by 40,000 or 50.000 majority if the democrats put up a union ticket In the city. If tltey put up separate tickets the majority may not be more tlian 15,OOP." On Trial for Housebreaking:. ONE OF THE BOGUS LINEMES IS THE CRIHINAt. COURT In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, to-day, Michael Cavanaugh, who was last month received from the Auburn No. 8 prison, was placed on trial for housebreaking and th larceny of a ring and other articles from the residence of John Q. Willson, about July 28th Mr. C. S. Moore appeared for the defendant Cavanaugh was arrested with Frank Rollins (who has been convicted and sentenced) as one of those who pretended to be telegraph line men and secured entrance through the sky lights of houses, and It is alleged that he attired himself In a clean shirt, coat, etc., in Mr. Willson's house, leaving bis old clothes in a r 700. Ac. Rebecca F. Edmondsou to Marion Gouvencuer, sub-lot 07. sq. 182; 810,000, Sc. R Fendall, trustee, to Sarah J. Musser, pt. 14, su. 345; 86,500. Robert E. Frey to Charles Me 8'. [age lIiuVf70^' J.'& Norrls and' 'H. E Davls; trustees, to sam?, same property. W. 8. Cox, et al., trustees, to Charles Rousseau, lot 18, sq. 672; *1,800. t Range or the Thermometer.?The follow me were the readings at the signal office to-day: 3 ii.ni., 52.5; 7 a.m.. 54.0: 11 a.m., 62.5; 2 p.m.. 03,5. Maximum. 63.9. Minimum, 6Le selected. The Secret art of War andihe prominent army officers who accompanied htm to New Yord to witness the HellGsle exploaiononjiat^ urday returned to Washington Saturday night. Dmbabsbd.?Junius B. Kaufman, of ter, Pa., haul been disbarred from practice as an attorney before the Interior department. The Powhatan haw 16ft New York for Hampton Roads. Bar Frakcmoo, October nue cutter Oorwin is Just about 100 of the crews ol whalers adraard. Fire In ass Chicaso, October ll-A bash, lain say* kre Ista Manchester. Five burned amdthe 6 The Iocs eaanot be of the A A LADY A.VD CHILD 1X1UBRD WH1LR DHIVIXO ?i? latter, rr n feared, badi.t. Tbta Afternoon at 2 o'clock Mrs. Lieutenant Flnley, accompanied by a child of fonr vears, via an vine ?P Fnnuaylraola avenue on her I way to rort Myer. ai aoth itwt. M ahe ww 1driving aeroas Um car track, the horos .tumbled J and Ml and both occupant* of the cart-tar* were J thrown to the ground, and almoat Immediately i i a street railway car ran into tha carriage smashing It to atoms. Tha child when found was under the oar and vary seriously bruised. Both the suflVrer* were removed by Mr. Moore to Jones' drug srore, near by, and they wet* *t tended oy I>r. Harry Newman, who found that i ??.J.Uwl3r not aeriously inured, but the child wm quite seriously hurt about the face and probably internal); Jwehey CUb. rnooRAM roa thk fall recti kext Tha tell meeting or the National Jockey dab will begin at Ivy city Monday, tha l?th Inak, ?nd continue five day*. There will be Ore meat each day and on two or them steeplechases will I be run. Beginning with a scramble at three quarters of a mile, tha naUonal handicap, a alia abd a halt, will follow. There are 40 nominations. tl la eapected that at leaet a doacn ol thoca will lhoe the starter. Among the ^artm ar# counted Loulsette. Frank It ft. Markland, Burch. Rica, and Modesty. The third f wjOtar race, one mile, which will be 1 followed by the Arlington ?take*, tlx furlongs, th? first of Lhc a-voar-oklcontest*. There are*2 nomlttrtjoft, Including Bessie B.. Inspector B. mm, aad m. Thar* are quite a number which havc n?*er ttArted. The last race of the day be a aelline race, one mile and a furlong. On the second day the first raoe will be one mllr, theseoondls the Anacostia stakes, for rear-olda a mile aad a furlong, for which M have entered: the third a handicap at a mile and a quarter, the fourth a mile selling race, and the fifth another handicap; thin one at Hx-fUrlong heat*. The Anacostia will bring to SJther a field of high claw 3-vear-oUls such im rookwood, Longvlew, Maumee, Richmond. K?pert, 'n?n Stone, Tabltha, l,ucy Lewis, Telle Doe, w Ickham, Lenox. Greenfield and others. All are winners this year. A mile race with penalties and allowances, and a capital stakes, lor 2-yeatM.ids. also a mile raoe, will be the first events of the third day. i In the latter 28 of the best U-y ear-old* are eu tered, and, as It will be the first orthe Ion* races lor the youngsters, considerable Interest is manifested as to the result, I he distance being r a quarter of a mile louder than is usuallv run i I by 2-year-olds. The next will be a mile and a "isteentn, and then tb? Washington sink cm, a mile and a quarter. There are 2H nomlnaUons for the race, as follows: Louiaette. Thackeray, Tornado, Markland, Strathspey' a?nd k htfFam I he McKibhen Steeplechase staKea will close the sjwrt of the third day. 0,1 ihS four,h day the first t* a selling one-mile race, followed by ilia Potomac stake* tor ^year olds, one tnlie and live furlongs, A seven-fur long raoe will follow, and then the Omgress stakes, lor all ages, two miles. Among the en tr !i*-?or t,liH mstakeK, one tnlie and three furlongs, at?d a mile race will fol low. The meeting will elo^e with a tree liaudl cap steeplechase over the regular course. A "Colored Repeater** Nrory. MR. BAMRKR DRMKK IT. Washington-, 1>. C., October 12th. IH85. To the 1-Alitor of Thk Kvkn'inu >tah: I have this morning received the following telegram Irom our agent at Miicago: Follow* Ing was published In the Chicago Time* yester day. as a special telegram from Washington, under head lug of 'Colored Repeaters': A. L. Barker, a contractor of the city and a republl can. started for Cincinnati this evening with a gang of thirty negroes. The Jackson demo cratlo club, of Washington, promptly teie graphed democrats In Cincinnati to look out for tbem." Will you kindly let me use your columns to say to the authors of the foreeoiug that it Is not true. The only possible foundation for this vara Is the fact that on Tuesday we sent seven men via the Pennsylvania railroad to Chicago to be em ployed on one orour contracts in thatcitv. Mr. Hubert A. Parke, general passenger agent" of the Pennsylvania railroad at the bin-street station, furnished the tickets, and will confirm the fore going statement. My business is paving, not politics. Yours truly, a. L. Bakbeh. Dlstriet Mot eminent Am*Ira. ftHKba roa rRcrTF, street bv a depth of 60 feet. Frederick Pilling ha* sold to i 'ha* 11. Uebcnnaun for S Jl.ooo the building 11U3 Pennsylvania avenue. Robberirs Repoutkd.?Andrew H. Sa.vlnr 931 F street, re,x?rts the )o*^ from hi* office yesterday of *58 wortll or dentist's Instruments. ??Peter Hhodes re|s?rts stolen 95. Spostaveoor Comui'stion.?A slight fire caused by spontaneous com bust ion. siurted In a clo*et In the residence of Mrs. Hayden, No. 7l? A stroet southeast, about 11 o clock this morn ing, which cau*ed an alarm of fire to be turned In from box 631. The fire waa extinguished after damaging the building to the extent of fVVi frwaa Drowning hy a Dear. A xiltoro mar's boat erasrrs, akd hb stbad ?LBB HIS ntTKTBO OAXR. A dispatch from Port Jervls, N. Y., October 9, say*: "Early Wednesday morning Messrs. B. r. Bennett and John CI Westbrouk, ol Milford, accompanied by Mr. Baldwin. fTOm New York city, went to Leg Cabinjwnd, In Pike countv, tor a day's sport By 10 o'clock they ha result ot yesterday's upheavel were rather ?*1?f-f- lntld to And Unit a considerable part of the rhstten reef was allII there. They hud evidently ex pected to *ee the water flowing peacefully over the spot where Flood Hook had stood. ifi lhey round that ncariy aa much o( th* rook tm hud been above the river surface wan ?till la It* old place, though somewhat disfigured an# broken up and ball hlddcu from sight by bif blackened timber*. twisted pieces of Iron and plleso'broken brick and mortar. t?v*r thispit*?C charred remnant*of tbe explosion an armv ralle huntrra a* nnmcruui an the Inland o? broke* stone would penult stumbled about all day long. They gathered bit* Of fuse*, twisted elec. trie w1rvt,cbl(M of wood and hundred* of lb* boxes in wblcb tbe cartridge* used la theex* plnalon bad one* U?ti. Kven the big d?rrl(k that had stood over tit* slialting. but was now lying over ou its *id* In hall-smashed condition, ?ulrered from tbe rapacity of the searcher IVe souvenir* and was hacked ai until altar sun. Ov*r a thousand rowltoata were mooted to the crushed rocked during the dav. aft] ?very fool of It above water was crowded wit* men, women and children. Tbe feeling among the people that the explo. WM ???*"a**d a lien tfiry ??W tbal lbs litUe dock at which tbe dradgae t?? JjU *{nu*t }a pertect conditio*, Tbe old bulkhead stood as before and not a bnck or plank had bean displaced. Hut the *hlrb eonvinoed evary on* that the dynamite had not done It* vgrfc. was tbe good condition of the southern end at the roii. ll was apparently unharmed by th* ?book. Despite these outward appearance*, there Is no doubt that the reef had been ron?. pletely shattered, and that the explosion waa a* successful as had been anllclitated 1( *s not the inteutlon to brrait It into little piece*. A chim heavy enough ui tuuln tuch a nfult would have scattered hlg ph^m of It all over the viciuity and caused con?iderable datnao* to property. That was the dancer which *d. The result has justified the engineers' cahula* tlons, for not a l?ouhler Is left that can not m lifted by a dredging derrick. An Interesting calculation or the fori* the explosion of the i-?unda hcvia atuudiiigaiid surveying the crumt?led r**l tm morrow. I hat |?art ot It altov* water will be afc onoe cleared of the debrthtiow *catten>d over Ik After that the divdeers will take charge ot lu" what ucn. xRtmm mavk. Oen. Newton was asked If the hannet rs>ul4 I be used at oncv. and replied: "b. yes. That* will be no danger for vessels that keep to tb* channel. Light rtrart ve*seU that have Ut>n la the habit of sailing over the l.?uer iMirUons ?j? the reef will bave lo confine t liciii?d ami eharw ca by tike expl\?>ii>n. It wHi inKe three years and h>oo,4nmi t remove the lirokt u ?tt-alone but the reMilt will U* the w idening of the twun ty-six It sit channel from six hum!ri-d totwelva hundred I eel. The fragiiientb fnan Heel Tap linve not In'cn removed t. Itvlunder's Kwef will n?M Is- U.uclicd. a*, it ll?-s within the wharf line. Great and Little Mul rrle* on an east Hnd H".* l?land. with headquarter* at M lllett s hilnUTlie north and south Hue wsa In chargi of IYoT.ll W. t'lurke, of tbe l ulled States geological survey. W ashington. He bad his southern station on Staten Island in charwa of I'rot. 11. M. Caul, of the l ulled states nm\mi observiiior*-. At the next station u \S ard Is land Prol. T. C. Mcndetihall.oi Hie Catted Nt.te* signal service, and hlmsclt observed At Yna* kors Prof.William llntl.s k.of the t nlted st?t,? geological survey, and student Thomas tainu. Jr., o| t'4>luinblii college, occti|>led a siailon Tb* most northerly observatory ot tbe chain wa> it Vasaai college, In charge ot I'rof. Maria Mitch. IL I?r. l>anlei Hrapert.sik observations on a nun!, bar ot Instrument* at t entml l'* k. 1 he astronomers at TrlnceUMA ai d Itutger* college* Klao made oWt% tlona in n.ot the artl? tllcial earthquake that the tremor was felt 1^ f.?re th#* water w;?s *eeu to rls?>. It u i vin te.i also, that the observations will throw *oiii* light ou the movements ot earthquake* ur Uta new science of selamoiuKy. lavokiatg the Vlrgta** AMI. KKI.K;lof> t-IUH KKsloKN IM MOTKKAI. TO STA* THE I'KIKIHKSS OF KMAI.I.PUX, The procession of the Holy Hosary took p'-rt in Montn'ul Sunday and was attended bf A.OOO or 6.RlOa crSzkW Jr BMITH-LIPPHARI). On October tab. lHMft at tha I OODD** Oa October 11th. IMS. Mm V.UODUKX, *gad tevaatywx r?u\ Her hiuwi^ will Lak* uim* fToni ber lata i north w*st, TueadHv M two o clock. Frtends era raspMiWly laviua la a* HAAA O* CWIobw 12th, 1?5. BKLKJf HA as, wuk oroea Haaa. Jr.,ia ib* bnatfd Puueral from Si? Pesasrlraata 'ay. October MUt. *1 ttorea o lK!YlHH6, ^^rl^TKH*AW*"lL'^TlAl* wiirofO. 'I Hoyl*. Fuaeral to lake pbior from IS a 4 E w*n *n Tassday, lfta,*t UMAX 1 tbra* o Foa Tn Lnni Folk a xnxararr. utcuat, ocrom n

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