Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1882, Page 2

4 : 4 = Situstion of affairs in Ezypt as to declan _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEPYESDA . September 6, 1882. CROSRY S. NOYES ‘The Evening Star has a regular. perwanent. Dona fae dotty cirentation more than treme that of any other daiiv paper published in Washington. and coxa! to that all the pers here added teether. THE STAR office is cv henge. Advertixemen 120 ctherwise, news, or fan be sent day or nicht, free of charse. Persons leaving the city for the summer ean have THE F TAP mailed to their address, postpaid, and changed as ‘Sften 2s cesireu, for Hfty cents @ month, invariably in aavance. nected with the Te orders for the paper by mail any information or business phone Ex- Complaint Is made In nearly all the clttes of the country that there 1s not nearly room enough in their several public school butidings for the pupils Who are »pplying for seats this fail, When the large sums annually collected as building funds @re spent in constructing a number of smaller, cheaper and safer school houses, instead of a few tall, expensive and showy death-traps. as now, Buch complaints will not be so frequent. Enough Money is collected and expended tn the United States to furnish comfortable school accommoda- tions and a practical education for every child in the land, & properly and economically used. As things go now, however, t 1s mainly squandered In the interest of the few, and those for whom free Schools were devised and established get the least Denefit from them. A reform tn the public school ‘Dusiness should be the next thing in order. —<e>—_____ ‘The narrow escape from a collision, or rather from one train running-into another, at Spuy- ten Duyvil, on the Hudson River rafiroad, last Saturday, recalls the fact that the terrible disas- ter at precisery the same spot last winter has passed entirely out of mind without any of the Persons responsible for it having been called to @ecount for thelr criminal carelessness on that Oecasion. Even the brakeman whose guilty negll- gence was clearly shown, and who ran away for fear of being lynched therefor, has never been Drought into court, nor has there been any steps taken elther by the courts or by the rallway com- Pany itself which will prevent a recurrence of the Same sort of calamity any day in-the week when train happens to be delayed for afew moments ator near the scene of last winter's sacrifice to ‘Mr. Vanderbilt's greed. It is evident that, by the istribution of free passes or by some other equally Gemoralizing agency, that gentleman is stronger ‘than the state Itselt. ee ‘The statement published In Tue Star’s special @ispatches from Saratoga last Saturday to the effect that Gor. Cornell is sul quite strong with the people of the state of New York, in spite of the bitter fight made upon him by certain inter- ests in the city, probably surprised a good Many readers. They have doubtless been led to ‘think, from the tone of some of the papers, that hhe had lost cast everywhere, and no longer has any following. A careful study of the case will Show, however, that good reasons exist for the Opinion entertained by our correspondent In the first place, Gov. Corneil has given the state a Clean administration. No charges of public cor- Fuption have been made against him, and no scandal s touching the manner in which he has discharged his official duties. The ouly op- Position to him on that ground has arisen because Of his refusal to do certain improper things that ‘were demanded, and not on account of any Wrongful things actually done. The charge of Dad faith to Mr. Gould in certain private transac- tions are not likely to hurt him at all inthe country, and, if proven, they would not damage im very badly even in the city. All that Is alleged against hii in that direction ts a practice Which fs not uncommon nor regarded as very hefnous in Wall street. Mr. Gould 1s understood to be an adept in that line himself, indeed; and Whe has been beaten at his own game the Public generally will not be very sorry for his Misfortune, nor 1 to be very severe on his Successful adversary on that account. In facts &g00l many people can be found,—though, per- haps, not enough to nominate and re-elect Mr- Corneil,—who think that a man who Is able to Over-reach Mr. Gould In a stock transaction 1s a Pretty good man for governor. —_—_—_<+e>—__ Solicitor Raynor's recent opinion, that it ts no Part of the duty of custom-house officials to en- force the penalty of the law prohibiting the carry- Ang of an excess of passengers on steam vessels, May be a strict and sound construction of the Wehnical language of the statute on the subject; Dut the peopie of the country will hardly agree with im that “public policy ts opposed” to such action On the part of those officers. ‘They are, the Solicl- tar admits, bound to withhold a license from a Vessel carrying more ers than the law al- Jows; and if it is their duty to prevent a violation Of its provisions, it would seem to be equally thetr Proper province, if not an imperative obligation, ‘bo see to the enforcement of the penalties incurred by such violation after a Meense had been granted and abused. At any rate, tt is difficult to see how @ little activity in that direction on their part ould work any disadvantage to public interests. At ought to be somebody's business to move in the Matter; and If the law on the subject ts defective it ts hardly asking too much to expect the Treas- ury Department to plainly point out that fact, and take the requisite steps to provide the neces- sary remedy. <-> —___ ‘The Suitan has finaliy so far waked up to the Arabl Pasha a rebel against the Khedive. The rest of the World, and especially the people of England, havi Deen suspecting there was something; wroug about Arabi for some time past. = ae ‘The announcement by one of the surzeons en- Saged tn the oficial examination of Guiteaw’s Drain that the report of the experts on the subject 4s going to be unanimous will doubtless take the World by surprise. and it must tend, also, to shake popular faith in the value of sctentitic exploita- tions. There must be something wrong some ‘Where when the doctors are willing to agres on a Matter affording so many nice points for differ- ences of opinion. “Do we «le do we dream Are things what they seem! ss ‘The dig orga feature of Boston, and which not a great while ZO Was One of the prime a Deen sold, and ts shortly to be transferred toa Western city. Boston will hardly seem to be Bos- ton any longer without the big organ in Music Hall, and one would think her people generally ‘Woult b> 30 ioth to let it go that they would omit Bo effort to keep it there. a ‘The bookstores and news stands of Philadelphia are up in arms because the great dry goods dealer Of that city is allowed or enabled to retall Harper's Magazine and The Century tor B cents, whereas the regular trade price is 35 cents, and they threaten, unless that sort of scalping ts prevented, Ww take and keep those publications from thelr Counters hereafter. How the contest will end cannot be foretold; but 01 everywhere, if their publishers were so disposed. ‘They are sold for that price In England and on the Continent, and there would seem to be no good Feason wiiy they connot be furnished for the same sur here. which for many years has been a tractions of the Hub, has thing ts certain: The Magazines tn question can be retailed for 3 cents T HE VOICE OF A MECHANICAL EXPERT. After carefully examining Sewing Machines of yari- ons patterns, T purchased a Quen from Mr. Auerbach six months ago. T tind the Qu-ew to bea FinsT-cLass MACHINE it very pect, and 80 h pleased with it that I recommend it tomy belehboreand fiienda, whe = Lo - are equally pleased Ww topo ral THneabixe QUEER. W. a see QO adel tnd Mechanion! Drevatiesasn. Bye By tigi Residence, 1211 T st-eet northweet. ze 7 he besutat QUEEN and other makes of machines ae. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ive agents. or to Auerbach’s Gent's Fu and Hat noe, Awemey for the Saxony Wool German” Handneat eS Jackets. 66 3 VE SALE. CIDER VINEGAR. ea — SPECIAL, A PURE ARTICLE CHEAP. THE STRENGTH OF EVERY BARREL TESTED, AND GUARANTEED TO KEEP PICKLES, J. H. CRANE, 936 Lonisisna avenue. DESIRABLE COLORS, TH PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL OPEN IN A SHORT TIME, AND TAxLon « FpUrrr, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LoT1, 25 CENTS, Reduced from 75 cents. LOT 2, $1.10, Reduced from $1.40 and $1.50. OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF SCHOOL SUITS FOR Has been placed wi BOYS AND YOUTHS upon our counters for inspection, and ill be found to consist of LoT 3, $1.25, Reduced from $2. Many of these Gloves are the best makes in the mar- ket, and remarkable bargains. BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL DESIGNS, Which we can justly claim ARE ot NOT EXCELLED TAYLOR & HUFTY, TAILORING DEPARTMENT. For LISH SUITINGS, suitable for the season, to order; short notice. W. 8. TEEL. LONG WEAR, 82 £95 Pennsylvama avenus, STYLISH EFFECT, PPP. 7 A IT <S EXCELLENT FINISH, bp ASAL asat, § Po A ALLILA A I Sgss8 GOOD WORKMANSHIP RRR OO ¥ YA YL RRO OY Y¥ AA LE AND LOW PRICES GO) a niko R ROO ¥ A’ A LLLL ANYWHERE. ; 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, We have made a specialty this season in LOOKING aS AFTER THE BOYS IN MANUFACTURING OUR STOCK, and WILL CONSIDER IT A FAVOR IF PARENTS WILL GIVE US A CALL, IF ONLY TO INSPECT OUR GARMENTS AND GET POSTED ON PRICES. We are confident we can suit you, and will be glad to haye you accept our invitation to visit us. STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 85 A. SAKS & CO. 816 SEVENTH sTREET. oe MISF CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, ALine of IT STORE, i 50c., THESE FANS 401, 409 TWELFTH STREET. JUST ARRIVED. $2.25. ARE THE BALANCE OF AN IMPORTATION ORDER GIVEN AT THE BE- GINNING OF THE SEASON, Has Just Opened QUENTLY ARE SIGNS. Clothing for Boys 4 years old. SPECTION. A Line of Clothing for Boys 5 years old. A Line of Clothing for Boys 6 years old. A Line of Clothing for Boys 7 years old. A Line of Clothing for Boys 8 years old. A Line of Clothing for Boys 9 years old. A Line of Clothing for Boys 10 years old. A Line of A Line of A Line of Clothing for Boys 13 years old. A Line of Clothing for Boys 14 years old. A Line of Clothing for Boys 15 years old. A Line of ALine of of M M co} In which prices range from 33, goods must be seen to be appreciated. and YOUTHS SUITS. Good suits for $10, Odd Pants and Vesis in great variety. 52 No trouble to show goods, Clothing for Boys 11 years old. AND CONSE- ALL OF THE LATEST DE- WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE AN IN- Clothing for Boys 12 years old. Clothing for Boys 16 years old. Clothing for Boys 17 years old. RELIABLE 75 per suit to$10. These Also, a full line ISFIT STORE Solid Jace’ Shoes Misses’ md C RNER TENTH AND F. Kid, Strai J hand the croc: ST RECEIVED—ELEGANT CREAMERY Packed at the creamery in ‘tus preserving the ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 rm Srerer, betwegn E and F, Boys’ and Youths’ morals, BUTTER. . crocka to avoid re- juality. for larged Store. Chid’s Solid Button Boots, heeled or spring heeled, Our Durable Solar and A. ‘Misses’ und large-size Child’s spring Heel 8858s or1p Bggg_ OLE SS8sCHOOL, BgggS HOES. LOW-PRICED. | 816 SEVENTH STREET. 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sign of Red Slipper. for Boys and Girls, 50, 750, and $1. Ap ,Bu ton, for Boys’, ni Heel, Button, of utton, and Pebble Goat, $1 to $2.23. Fine Calf Gaiters, Button and Bal- jldren, $1 ani ALL SUMMER GOODS aT Cost, tR-Look ont for grand opening of our newly en- au29-3m, Wasiineton, weixht Underwear and new styles Neckwear. made Shirts at following prices:—Acme, unfini 75 cts.: finished, 90 ets. Peer! finished, 80 cts,” Lance assortment Boye’ ~hirts, ‘Keady- D. , AUGUST 27, 1882. - Desiring to retire from the Book and Stati - 25-2 Opposite Daily Critic. _| nem, Tnow offer for eale in bulk ny cntine eek ee So cluding cood will and a lease of the premises. T 'HOMPSON’S ‘This is the oldest established Book and Stationery sorein the District, and offers a rare opportunity to HIRT FACTO! any one wishing to go into the business, eer Seema ‘or particulars apply to dure aka erie FRANCIS B. MOHUN, FURNISHING EMPO! BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 816 F Street, opposit» Patent Office. 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Fine Dre's § irts to order. Receiving daily fall In the meantime a discount of 20 . Will be al- wed on all cash sal iver i lea au28, unfinished, 65 c [ue FINEST Kent. Second- ing. Rnabes ng, Knal in the 7 A. URSO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 613 liTH e street northwest. Pianos for Sale an qnhand. “Steinway, Chicke etc. best of style and promptly attended hand “Pianos of first - el ‘Tuning int Repairing done | And the most com ._85-2m* CORCORAN gp PETE'S DAUGHTER. ‘Her dark eye floshing like a enn-lit gem, And her lnvuriant hair, —'twas like the sweep Ofaswift wingin visions, Jephtha stood + threw not. swered not. She stood and gazed upon him. Was be wroth! ‘There was no anger in that blcodshot eye: Had sickness seized biz? Sh» unclasped his nelm, And laid her white hand gently on his brow. ‘The touch aroused hit. He raised up his hands And spoke the name he loved in agony. She knew that he was stricken, but a thought Of how the miractes had once been wrought Bushed over her soul. and with a smile of joy Bhe loosed s phiai from her girdie there And gave the sufferer its precious drops; And sudden, he sprang up full restored— ‘His ebbing life was saved by SaxvoRb’s Grxorr. H. V. DEMPSTER, “i DENTIST, 409 Tth street northwest. aus Asif the sight had withered him. She Her arms about his neck—he heeded She called him ‘‘Father,” but he an- CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY_ANTIQ) Seek en coe jor $2.50, “Sand I streets north west. commer au.0-Im* IQUE, Stoves, &c.; ve, a Mats made to order. Oid styles: odelled. Of all Kinds repaired. 740 80h s aul7-lin’ (NGHAM, HY i. INGHAM, HATTER HAS THE FALL ‘Sth street north- 2) '.&. SMITH, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ‘attention to Children for tho: Yast IS years TG JOHN A. H a T 84-6t Q*STERS. ved GF YOUR INSURANCE OFFICE, NORTHWEST STREETS NORTHWEST. RATES AS LOW FIRST-CLASS COMPANY. REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Received daily, Hard and Soft Shell Crabs, Salt Water Oysters. New York and Philadelphia Ors taurants and families supplied, wholesale and PEACH PaReERst APPLE SLICERS! | Sy Pur Siice and Grea COMBINATION; CIDER AND Established 1833, aT THE ‘The best Metal and BAY RUM, GIBSON WHISKEYS, THE BEST SHERRIES, it of FOREIGN AND plete assortment DOMESTIC GROCERIES to be found in the city, WM. ORME & SONS, 1013 Penna, avenue. AGENTS FOR GOLD GLOSS, Glass Cleanser in the world. 91-2 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, CORNER 10TH AND F AS THOSE OF ANY OTHER AINST FIRE, T. LENMAN, Prosident. HERR, Vice President = Fu AND WINTER HATS. ALL THE NEW COLORS AND SHAPES JUST IN- TRODUCED. GREEN, BROWN, BLUE AND BLACK. TSSURED | aGENTS FORDUNLAP'S NEWYORK NOVELTIES. WILLETT & RUOFF, 903 Pennsylvania avenue. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ~ EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL Waceo: PAINTERS. ANPPLY “TO Mac. NICHOL, 415 10th street northwest. IU WAS! EDIA WOMAN ASD iron, in small famt'y- a at 1312 1Sthstreet northwest. WRT WaT GIRL, AS NURSE FOR chi ears old. ference, between 10 and 3 o'clock, 1321 New Four avers ES ‘ANTED_A WHITE WOMAN TO WASH DISHES Wid tnake hove generally useful. Apply at 426 9th atrect northwerg pels ait WVANTED—A GooD COLORED WOMAN TO DO W hae coma on Coenen keneral house Tork and @ young colored man ty make himself ye erally useful.” Apply 704 14th st. northwest. tt Wee FIRST-CLASS BUSHELMAN. SELTZ & MERTZ, 1105 Pennsylvapia avenue. —_96-3t Warten GOOD WARDROOM STEWARD FOR U.S.S. Passaic, d, at Navy Yard. NSE ic. Apply on boar y ANTED — TWO TO COOK, WASH references required. FIRS! CLASS PLUME Ri wages and stead; ‘ment. Ap} THORN, 0 Peron ote ee WASTED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GERERAL housework in s family of three adults. Call at 1906 New Hampshire avenue northwest. 86-2 Fees Orn STREET NOLTHWEST, A _lsree Kooms on second floor; suitable for ner. Two milli= at UR RENT—ROOMS—FURNISHED AND UNFUR- BPuee with table board, at 930 New dork arenas 1" PGE BENT-ROOMS—A NEATLY FURNISHED Boom, on third floor, also board; one square west of avenue cars pass # park in front. west, ani] r. one on fourth War and Navy Departments, 1808'H street nord ; with 1-6 JOR RENT—A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS without board, suitable for gentlemes D, OD BeCOn floor, south front, ma private family, Apply 1327.N street northwest. R REN single oF en suite, at 1922 L street northwest. au28-2w* j28-2w' PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR BENT Roos ON SECOND AND THIRD lor, board, in commodious house, Capitol Hill, Capitol grounds; all modern conyenien: R. B., Star office. urnished or unfurnished. with or without ces. “Address ‘8u25-2w" OR RENT—ELEGANT APARTMENT! coM- pletely furnished, single or en suite. on first, sec. ond or third floors; moderate rent, At 1027 Vermont Wee GOOD CARRIAGE TRIMMER. ApAee M. YOUNG, 313° 6th street eS wes! WAstepa WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOU: Work; best of re‘erences required. Apply at 216 E street northwest. 86-3" WASIEDIAN EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR two youmg children; Call at 1493 Sth street nort! West before neon. Wages, $10 per month. _#6-2t" ANTED — TINNER, A GOOD GENFRAL worker, at GARTRELL’S Stove and Range and Furnace Store, 815 7th street, between H and I. 86-It WANTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN FOR veral house work, cook, wash and in tor a ; Must have cite re ‘OR RAILROAD SERVICE, ‘1 ographer capable of ‘writing 125 words a minute, Must be acevrate and experienced with papers, and write a first-class hand. Uumarried man preferr Address, with references and history, Lr. W. I Au.D, Camden Stati Baltimore. WW aeh G00? COOK AT THE BEE HIV 9th street northwest, 85-3t YANIED—AT 107 H STREET NORTHWEST, A xood Colored Girl, one who understands general housework, ‘AN FOR A GhOCK- I WASTED [A G00D SALES ery and Housefurni-hiig business; bes Tequired; at 403 7th etroct northwest, Wy 482ED_TWo WHITE WOMEN, ONE TOCOOK, wash, and iron: the other as chambermaid. A) ply with reterence to 620 F street northwest. 85-20" E | FIRST-CLASS HANDS TO ke pants: no other need apply; five wi learn Appl ly at 815 Vermont avenue n. HE MISSES KERR SCHOOL WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29, 908 12th street northwest. CADEMY OF THE SACKED HEART OF MARY, A “for day scholars and Maryland avenue | ‘and 8th street. | This institution, under control of the Dominican Sisters, will for day scholars and rs MONDAY. SEPTEMBER litu. The couree of study is thorough, including all branches taught tu High Sonooila and Academies, and as a reinforcement of teachers has arrived from the Mother House at Sinsl- Bare Hound, Wis. the Sisters are prepared t0 give extra attention to the various departments. 8) at- tention paid to Music, Vocal and Instrumental. The rudiments of Dray and Vocal Music, also Pirin bew- ing, ete. taught to Pupils without extra charge. Tn from it, the Sisters conduct diapartment for smail or particulars to 0 SISTER SUPERIOR ISS SARAH A. HOWLETT, PIANO TEA a - 8 AE ORLETE, iO CHER, Leesot OF pupii’s residences, 65-1m* <S SEMINARY FOR POYS: Niiire-open September 1ith at her residence, 206 F street northwest, 5-31" R. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJACS ENGLISH A snd French Boerdinie and Day Sehoat for Neh 7th street. worth Bist, “Music under the charge of Mine & A ern improvements; good house will retain two rooms if agreeable. street northwest. NINE ROOM HOUSE; ALL MOD- joc.tion; parties in the * j2th oe JOR RENT—DWELLING HOUSE 421 MSTREET northwest, 11 rooms. All conveniences, in good order and desirable location. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, F street 1 Rent very reasonable, orthwest. JZOR RENT—109 C STREET SOUTHEAST; TEN rooms; all modern improvements; $40 per month, CHARLES W. HANDY, 914 F street 1 west. 85-3 (OR KENT—2305 M STREET NORTHWEST, TEN rooms, §25 seven rooms, street northwest. JOR RE\T— ern tmproven 1740 F street north CHARLES 15. handsome. neariy new, and centrally located R RENT—TO PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, 1! per month: 946 R street northwest, é HANDY, 9B HAT Tesi- SEENON SEMINARE, = Young Ladi 1200 M street ‘northwest. Weskanatene Dee negpens September ae stuck ie inmunio and art-cMtorcoelnguss’ ply to the principal, MRS. J, E. SOMERS. Sa 65-3m. ROF. AND MRS. LUCIEN F. C. COLLIERE’S English, French and Classical, SCHOOL FOR BOs, ‘Will re-open on Septomber 28,1882, at 1538 I street northwest, teachers. lars and circular, 2ddreas ©. COLLIERE, A. M., Principal. NHURCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. TTUTE—KINDERGARTEN, PRI- Preparatory and advanced Departments: Flocution, Music, Drawing and ie Seyite | Dancing. Reon bet 13th, one equare from | . dence, 724 12th street northwest, 13 rooms, furnsce, | Thomas Circle, 1127 13th stvect northwest. Teachers ct . imps. e ier | Class. For circulars and particulars apply to abe Prin- Sed condition Brae UEP rn geriect order | Cisse, pe circulars and particulars apply to she Prin- New York avenue. NOEFRR. _ ii aii a st Bt ROR RENT—A GOOD HOUSE IN THE NORTH: | ]\p!SS OLGA HESSELBACH'S KINDERGARTEN Brest ours. Hane ge | NES Yard, Nally Me., near He | ede October 24, 1892, at 1195 17th stroct northwest, | au31-6t E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F. Apply for circulars. #2 lin! FOR RENE and East Capitol streets: location unsurpassed jnclosed; two bay windows, and vault; plumbing HARVEY SPALDING, &9 Corcoran Build! fect. 519-8" W BRICK HOUSE, CORNER} 3 park per: ng. (LASS T Ek, IMME HAKROVER’S, 1406 14th | Apply at J. i. est, | WOMAN FOR GENERAL be able to sew and run machine; writ 1306 S street northwest. iEDIATE! who has had some experience at Job Printing. Call between 12 and 1 or 6 and 6:30 p.m. BYRON S. ADAMS, Le Droit Building. bat? W iNtEDIA WHITE WET N the office of Dr. J. E, Brackett, east, between the hours of 12 and 2p. p.m. W ASTED—A SALESMAN IN A STOVE STORE one who thorouzhly understands the busines: reference to honesty and ability. Addréss X. Y office. WASTED Tw to cut off corn m. and 6 and 7 85-2t" TYFIVE ABLE-RODIED MEN york ey Bt McMURRAY, F. ck Md oF Slot WAND, 254 RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN for general house work; cook, wash and iron for small family; must Urine city reference. Apply 314 Pennsylvania avenus i rthwest. sist? V MAN AND ona Farm. | Apply at FULTON'S Loan Of 9th street northwest. au2i-2w WASIED-A, GOOD GIRL, “TO. COOK, WASH and iron. “Apply to F. FORSTER, 311 8th street northwest. aul6 V yy ANTE WHITE AND COLORE! GEN- eral Wor 2d Girls and Nurses for this Ys more, Philadelphia, New. York elaow! Fomilies furnished servents with refer 2n Xstreet northwest, Licensod Agency WO LABORERS Loan Office, 314 JOR RENG. F 2015 Gst.,10r. a.m. 187! 2413 Pa. av..8T..m.i Sat. 9 2 Br. 2127 1,7 reas 817 21st st.,8 rs 90 708 26th st, 11 r., m1 0.00 941 25thet, Tn¥., bath, 736 20th at, Sr. Bhist., Tr, wate |T10 H st. 8.w.,6 rs... For particidars apply on preu corner of 12th and O streets northwest, #5 RY STORE AND FIXTURE! 18.50 18:40 12:00 10.00 . WESCOTT & CO. mises, Fr RENT— P2ury scnoor OF MUSIC, 1534 16ih TITUTE, 818 Connecticut averne, Reqnens: THURSDAY. Sept 1. | For etrcnlars apply to the Misses BUR incipais. Sw" | . 1530 I street northwest. zaiench and English School for Young Ladies and je Girls. nth Annual Session will commence SEPTEM- . ‘Mus. C. W. PATRO, Principal. J. F. GERMUILLER, erof PIANO, OF h BASS. “741 and VOCAL MUSIC, treet nw. CHARG S slim MES bore will reopen her school MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Both & aun = Y poe ah mene el-Im* 1308 H street now. joth Square and Upright, of all the leading makes, for CADEMY OF HOLY OROSS, = ay the mouth or quarter; rents as teh a A’ 1312 Massachusetts avenue. sim 2103 Penussvania aventie._ | studies resumed MONDAY, SEPT, 4th. al-6t 3 ; OUSES._| 7158 E, SENDORFF FOR SALE—HOUSES. MM Winter thon for Dorn ana Gite = xe ————————— = = ¥, September OR SALE-MORE BARGAINS S1-2w* APM. P. Church, Sh street northwest. Purchasers—Two three-story, Honses, with cellar, 9 rooma, all iuod within one and s-half squarefrom "Scott each, on easy terms. Also, thres-story front House, of 10 rooms and ceilar,on 10th street, L, at $4,000. Two-story brick Houre, 7 roome, gin improvement press brick lern conveniences, r 14th street, at $2,250, 5 F stre: = Pierce, 1 1 FORD eet northwest. front ‘irale, "$3,500 press ick near mod tg om Lith sizeet, near S, at $2,200, o-story frame House, 7 rooms, gas, water and bat ne We & BUR- RSALE—3 SUPERB NEW 10-RouM HOUSES, for cash; this week. x Eitorieccts very cneee , oF 10 per cent, Yay HEST> R, 519 7th street. NTED— tent youns Cy or will drive Ww Store, ences WwW TED—WRITING TO DO BY A YOUNG LADY home, ora situation us copyist. Address COM- PETENT, Star Office, 5-2t* = RESPECTABLE. Situation as sramstress in a Gocd referene.s given if dress Box 38, Star office, VANTED-BY A BOY OF 1 2;0LORED te Tamil quired. AG c DUC 1 aud intelligent, of industrious and strictly sbits, a Situution in an office (lawyer's p it references. Address Box 185, 5 85-20" LEMAN OF EXCELLENT with Unexceptionable testi- Position in one of the of ae 1D Address SHED, COMMU between 9th and 14th, ess, with terms, M ferences exchanged, BY A YOUNG NAVAL OFFIC) wife (no children). a furp 1, With* first-class board, north of 1 and west of 12th street, or ou Capitol Hill; in private honse preferable. Permanent for a year’ it suited. Address M. R. 8., Star Office, 84 2D—OCTOBER Ist, BY M: hildren, ) W FOR ‘AND WIFE, seor four Unfurnished Commu: n 9th and 15th and Eand M ‘eferences given. toc Address —A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE HL, M, 11th and 17th strects northw office, SE-HOUSE OF 20th andaf and ts paying $500 cash ana remaind:r in i Adai Star office, ments. NEOUS ANTED—A PARTY WITH A SMALD CAPITAL ishes to envaqe ina profitable business. For par- WELL, Happ's Grocer: V ticulars callon E. B. ATT of 6th and I stree's northwest. DY TO KNOW THAT 1 HEY er's | Never-fual i DAV! ‘obtain Kiel ce Cure and of all malarial diseases of D, E street southwest. (CE NINE-ROOM HOUSE, B. FoR SAE room and water-closet; 1909 9th street north on easy terms, Apply on premises. FLOR SALE-LARGE FIRST- lately occupied by Paymaster Gen vestinent' rented. JOS. 84-3t" ith, U Iso, one lot. Apply at premises, 1906 H street. Good ATH. Ww WOR SALE-HANDSOME DWELLING JUsT BE- ing finished, desir rooms, ‘ba’ hace, statio tut out, ‘substantially and well ad¥ance on actual cost of b once. STEIGER & LIEBE! ayenie, . HEAP FOR 5 nit. MANN, 1418 New seven-room Brick House, all modern imp west, i y located in northwestern section, halfa square from horse cars; contaivin lange butler’s and kitchen’ pautries, hardwood finish through- Will well at slight ding if aprtied for at 10 ‘ur- York s1-6t R CASH-TWO-STORY prove- ts. Inquire on the premises, 819 4th street north- #1 pr SALE—THE Vi STO? RESID: ST No. 1421 K_ street northwest. rooms, not ii every mod ented prop be seen only street northwes FOR SALE—LOTS. OR SALE_CHEAP_BEAUTIFUL LOT Fi ing three streets and reservation; situated on M chuseit avenue, 6th and C streets, (Gen. Gr statu strect Ih uding bath-rooms oc pantri thwest. Contains seventeen wvement, and is one of the finest lo- ies in the fashionable part of the city. Cau by application to 0. C. GREEN, 710D audi-2w ON Task. ene’s pitol "Hill; terms easy, ‘Inquire 404 9th | 55-lm _ LOST AND FOUND. RIDAY, ST 25TH, IN F- ying ady street northwest. TREET one pair Eye Glasses. Any’ one descriving stisement, can get them at 1425 Gth it OST—SEPTEMBE: 4 wrod Russia leather amount of money and chi other note and papers. A liberal reward if leit a1 ottice. 8 ABOUT 1 OGL ‘thook, containing a Kk of $1'on U. 8. Treas JOCK, small APED-A YE CA’ ie Of bird wal be wiven if returned to BOARDING. POARDING—MEALS _DURIN at New York Avenue Hotel for $20 per month. . btedly the best hotel table in th price. ARY BiRD.—F THE SUMM i »9 Gea, ER ; un e city for the s4-1m 1 SI Rooms, single and en suite, with first-class table board. Mrs. STOCKE 945 K street northwest. LINTON HOUSE, 7a AND I STR ETS. class Table Board, $18; Room and Board, 325; XTH AND E STRE! INGLE, D. B. 2-Im* suite, ‘able Board $20 per month, AND to ‘cation central; no liquors. W. U. NAYLOK. LOCHTEL HOUSE, 512 97x STR! iug-houses in the city, ‘Transient Gated at reasonable terma, of thi t and best uciel Booed ery __ PERSONAL. WANTED CARPETS TO CLE, istic Steam Process: the best Jury Yo the finest fabric. Wise to SINGLETON Market Space. Wy ANTED— 1. no in- telephone or other- carpet dealers, 801 dylt ¥V 490 MAINE AVENUE southwest, pets better, with jess wear and tear, than any ber firm in the city, Mattresses: remade; ‘Feathers renovated; Furniture steamed. Or- y telephons. JOHN BEALL, ¥ v York ne, isa Com- missioner of” Deeds for Every Stata aud ‘Territory, U, 5. “Commissioner, Examiner and Notary. Always sa giice from i a.'m me ANTED OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINEARGEOR es. cash price 2 pine Sd and 236 streets, anid Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d a NTED_YOU TO KNOW THAT ISELLAFIRST- *oluse Tailae made Second haw Gea sak teks ELA creet deat cheaper than a common new suit can ‘ JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street n or at Branch Store, No. 409 9th st. northwest. N. B.—We buy but first- Second-hand Clothing. janld BUSINESS CHANCES. Dees TO GIVE UP THE CUTLER HOUSE, street northws J offer at private sal autire contents ot same. This We ar Chee well-known, centrally-located. pouring Howe,” with fine reputation. 0. 8. CUTLER, MONEY TO LOAN. THAT DYER, Secretary. Terrapins. Hotels, hee. N. WHITE & O0., N woods delivered free.” ecim Pits. 11 Iba. Coffee. 8u28-Im ["Portayt TO HOUSEKEEPERS., B, IRVING BOWIE, Corner 7th and L streets northwest. ote Velvet and Sree SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. CARPETS !t 4 full tine of all the newest de- ‘Three- Farniture, Coy- lew goods received daily, SINGLETON & HOEKE. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE security, at 5 ‘end 6 pee Sen it for 2 ycars—no commiask $5,000 ar 5 por canton HUTOR, 1903 Bee, sl-Im Opposite north entrance U. 8. ‘Treasury. ONEY TO LOAN—LOANS NEGOTIATED ON Me care iememee eee eet WEIMOWE E MoNEALE. Heal Eetste Beakon Tb New York avenue. aus ‘ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, BR. 0, HOLTZMAN, dy2h 10th and F streets northwest. NFORMATION WANTED OF TH where:bouts of MISS PAULINE LEOPOLD. in Washington when last heard of in 187 Bees nitage. PRESENT ». who 9. if elf or friends will communicate by letter with C. care of Star office, they will contribute to her 2-30" 50) REWARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED WILL the above reward for information. leading to a Viction of any person gel PAY ‘con- we or having iliewally in their Possession Or usinw without a Heense any of Codd’s Pat ent Globe Stoppered Bottles, marked witha number within a star. Je2l-wés, 3m. HIRAM CODD & go. W. WILLIAMS AND G. E. PRICHS PRIVATE G IRGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. The Classical snd Scientific Schools open on Thursday, September 7th. TheSchool of Philosophy on Thurs- day, September ldth. $300 per annum. Apply to the President. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Schools open Monday, ‘September 4th. $135 per num. Apply toF. A. ASHFORD, M’D., Dean 1330 New York avenue, Wi D.C. LAW DEPARTMENT. Schools open Wednesday, October 4th.” $80 per annum, Apply to Prov. W. H. DENNIS, 1425 New York iy ents, Washingt sR MES A. DOONAN, 8. 5. ‘President. au3i-6t Gh JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, VERMONT AVE ORTHWEST, Studies resumed MONDAY, ScPLEMBER 4. 10-2 BRO. TOBIAS, President. HHOOL OF GEORGE iarn at ORES OCTOBER 4TH. TT irculars Heoa's ond Austin’s, or address, SPAM. H. DENNIS, Secretary 25 New Yo kuvente. Warhington, Dy C. a30-3m ‘ODE! NGUAGES, NATURAL SCIENCES, Moxie s privately or in class. Open for en- Gigement in schools. A. GRABOW: € 14 SKIL M. A.S., Pi ‘Atel Hill, 100 C's. e. | References: Mr. Chas. B. Young, Emerson Institute; Rey, S. Keener Cox, D- D., Hon. ‘Alex. H. Stephens, of Ga. au30-lin® GPANISH TAUGHT AT 1026 1ite STREET N.W.; Regular ciase evenings Tuesday and Friday. Pri- vate lossons at pupils’ residence. New class for bein- ners September 1ith. 8u29-2w* IHEO INGALLS KING, ‘Onganist of the Tabernacle, leacher of Music. Address at School of Music, 707 th strvet northwest. ui29-Taa RIVATE FAMILY SCHOOL.THOROUGH IN- struction in the Engit-h Branches, Latin, Gree! and Mathemutics, for eight scholars, by a tutor of many | Years’ experience. Best of references. ‘Terms, ine | cluding tuition, board. laundry, &¢., $150, or $17: ording vverade, ‘Twenty-five miles from We Apply to 1. D. Bit Germantown, Montxomery co. M4. LAN DEPARTMENT, HOWARD UNIVERSIT will open EMBER 18, For further inform: tion, apply to the Secretary, JAMES H. SMITH, 520 Sth Streetnorthwest. ‘au28-—3w* ISS QSBORNESBOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Chil all re-open at 943 M sizeet northwest, September 18. Modern Languaces | taught by *-Natural Method” by native teachers. Mach attention given to little girls. 4u28-3mn “4 CADEMY OF THE VisizaTjox, For terms, ACADEMY OF THE NISITATION, ‘Connecticut avenue and 1. strest, Warhington, D.C. DEMY, MONTGOMERY, OO, Mp Wer Dre G K, NELSON, Pitcipel of this Behool, will recetve as members of hie temily twenty- vy8. Terms $215 for academic year from about middie ot, Bey to that of June’ following, jy19-2aw2m* T. GHORGE'S HALL —AN UNSURPASSED S Boasting Soon for bape and sount mene Ketntors- town, Baltimore county, pares for the Univer: RISER A SEs Principal Chrous with rele —— ry Sy 19-wits, 2m” QHENANDOAH ACADEMY, WINCHESTER, VA.— REESE. Sten teins Septet 1th Sid for university, army, navy or bustioss. . Sg A a health. Covered «x mbaaium and extendive «uburban : Ok, M. A., (Univ. = at Radha Bak ww MRE OUMES FALE “Tema Re opens SEPTEMBER 25th. French. taucht practi- or and cent wan «_NOUNE ladies and lithe girls thoronghly taneht in English, French and the Anctent Languages. DAIL Instruction Ix Faxxon and daily conversation. Mrs. J. 1. MoGrs, formerly @ euccesst al teacher of Steabenville Semin: and cther prominent schools, has charge of the Fnefish department. Kesidenoe, 1523 K street northwest, opposite Frank- lin Square. dy25-3m HE BOYS’ ENG. AND @LAS. HIGH SCHOOL will commence ite next annual session on SEPTEMBER 2rn, 1882, Ip the North Session Toom,of 444 stroat Prosbytorian Church. The Princip 4. W. HUN NT, may be ad- dressed —Lock Box 535, Wariington, D. Instraction in all branches faithful and thorongy. Its graduates have untformiy taken hich #and in he various colleges and universities aud at West Polit au 2 ad Annapolis, M | for ing Ladivs and Children, Reopen MBER Thorough English Cours. Daily inctures. Freveh and other languages spoken within «ix months. Draw- inw and musical advantages unsurpasmed. aulé-1igm BBUSINESS COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING, PE manship, ete, for $3amonth. Day and nigiit. © tex? books. G. W_ HOWE, 1030 Tth «treet, Im" QMERSON INSTITUT ELECT | CLASSICAL “4 and Mathematical School for Boys, 14th «treet, be- ‘tween Land K streets, will reopen Wednesday, ber 13. For cireniars, etc., addres CHAS. B. Principal, 914 14th street, Ree OQOLLEG LL Scventific, Classienl and odern Languages and Drawing ta’ without extra chante. Board, Tuition, of five months, $130. tember 4, 1882, ht in every clans diss med MONDAY tape ‘Sto ‘Pesun lIONDAY, | = Bend for Proapectus, Mowe BROTHER AZARIAS, President. PERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN Hall Building, corner 9th and D atreets, and ne Seasions, for the education of sous and daugh- ind men and women for self--upport and real bite. ‘The branches taught are the eo Jancuase, But fers Arithmetic; Spencerian ical Penmanship; Bookkeeping by’ singe and double entry, adapted every variety of business; Business Practice, whole. sale, retail and banking, employing the methods of by leading buniness houses: Paysigal aed Woes Gale y Me pus jouses: ‘Physical an Sul ture; Political Economy: Commercial Law; Business Ethics, Special departments in Elocution, Phonogsk- phy and Drawing, in charge of best masters, (i open AUGUST 287H, for the reception of students for Tuitio By the year, in ‘$10, $60; by the quarter, twelve 3: year scholarship for or evening, pur- ‘on énitering, $50; evenine tuition, threo months, $16; evening tuition, one month, $6. The new, han i: somely illustrated College Annéuncement, eoritetainge fu'l information, sent free upon application by mail, oF at the Coliee office, HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal, SARA A. SPENCE View Princinals sul AE aT0) ACADEMY, CORCORA! BUILD Con. Pa. Ave. ax lira Sr! select school for Boys and ne Men. Only ‘scholars of good moral character. ro- Fall term of 1842 bacinus September 11th. Day evening Keanio Careful and thorot tnstruc- n the common English branches. - Bookkeeping, short-hand, Hixber Arith Latin and Greek. Washington, D.C, STREET, “at ave. and 17th et. mw. LD. Mus. Doc, Studies resumed September 14th. S W. £Ly! A.M., Se ‘S.W. corner th and K streets northwest. Privately or in Cisss—Mathematics, Latin, Gresk, French, German and English. Special attention t prep aration for College, West Point, Annapolis and all com- ‘Terms in advance. ut petitive examinations, Terms'in advance. P80, FO Boe a rag. UINARY, Haddonfield, N- JAD AND TUITION $1. Address MILITARY ACADEM 1D AND TUITION #175 TO ddress MILITARY COLLEGE, OARD © 2 TUITIOS Address FEMALE SE! le dy3l- ] ) 3200 A YEA, , Haddonfield, N. J. jy31-2m_— B ea A eran. uriington, N- é ss system SSS AMY LEAVITT. OF HOSTON, THACHER of Vocal and Instrumental Muse and Harmony. Address 944 K street northwest. Tesumed Sep- vember 4th, als PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, ‘Twenty first year opens SEPTEMBER Irn. Now Duilainye: om oF accommodations appointments ooun- te; Englis! Jollewiate, Chemical, Cly: Engineering Evnrsen. " Degrees conferred. iy COL. THEO. HYATT, OR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.—ENGLISH AND -M., Principal. terun best EMBER 11, 1883. “Lunited number of "boar upils received. Evening clisses for both sexes. urther information apply to Principal. KK ISRERGSRTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE. Aw NATIONAL KIN RGARTEN AND SCHUOL for primary and advanced classes. Opens for children September 11th. ‘Tescher’s cliss October 3d. Positions secured for those who are qualified. For part culate apply to the Principals— Mra. 1 POLLOCK. #29 Sth street; Miss SUSIE POLLOC 13th street. eul9-1m HE CEDARS—G N HEIGHTS. A home school for young ladies and little «iris, will Feopen on MONDAY, October 24. For Circulars ad- dress the Misses Earle, 1916 35th street, Washiaeten, D.C. au26. yokwoop INSTITUTE, Nos. 1.12 ann 4 14TH near Lith st. Circle. The school will open WEDNESDAY, Septeraber L0th, Mr. and Mrs. WM. Db. CABE au26-2m | MSS Bittosss ¢ English aud French Sch: Vermont avenue, reopens WEDNESDAY, SEPTE: BER 13th. | “Shorough instruction in Lat ¢aages, Lite rature, Mathematics snd the Sciences. A limi.ed num- Young Ladi ber of pupils received in the au2z3-Lm M38: 3,2 dcghPS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WILL pen SEPTEMBER K street. 20th at Leasons and Conversations in Fre ¥. Pradhomme. Li McGEE, 1323 GiQESETOWN Corte FH YOUNG LADIES “3100 ton, D. C.— Misa LUCY 8’ E opens MBER 139H, with Tull cor For full particulars apply fo the Prine:pal au22-1mn" jOLUMBIAN COLLEGE Cee PREPARATORY SCHOOL. “This schoo! opens on the 13th of september at the cla sitoon Collese Hill, where the exercises will be con- ducted until such time in December next a8. the ne school building on H street, near 14th, shall be read; for occupation. pCgurses of instruction designed for college or for masiness. For catalogues or other information application may pemade to the Principal, Prof. OTIS Tl. MASON, Ph, D., 1205 Q street nort au22-1m TPE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. ‘The rezular exercises of the College will, during the present year, be conducted in the building gt the south= east corner ‘of H and Ith streets untii such time a3 ground shal! be broken for the new University edifice at that point. ‘The seseion opens the 18th of SEPTEMBER. in daily by MMe, For full particulars inquire of Mrs.J. K street. au23-lm* ATE INSTITUTE FC street, West Washiny H Principal— of teachers, for circulars. Detective Agency. Consultations free. All busi , giving full ulars, had ness Vtritly confident, Notice to call, af resdens | per rap a 00, at the office oe Bia Foxe promptly a , Offics Lours—9 a.m. D own, 1497 Penns: Ivania or by letter to Uae TP etvoct northarest. BahlG-Gmr™ | proctente naa Tat” Rear NG. IVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 9TH | \\TASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.— trort northwest. ‘Reliable information furnished | WW ouraiing and Io aeons he Pons ead 1 all casos; consultation, free; wilt call St sgedane> | Children, re-cpens September 16, J8t2. | For circulars When requested; all business strictly contidential. pply to Mrs. Z. D. BULC Funder” mabls-bin” | LAS’ Brinclpals, 2023404 HEE EA ee oes COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EST, Paws Ae stort AND OEe READ BSE COUNTY, NEAR POINT LOOKOUT, M LAN: ‘ust be sold on FRIDAY, SEPTE MB! fetes of hus ads 18 ache Hyak acres of fine land, 18 acres an 11 room House, four out-houees and Be: plete order; fruit in abundance. Can be made class summer ATE, ‘ONEY TO LOAN. aN samper tree Gis0 and epwardes at iobontrataee se Charges moderate No delay. sen 16 F sttoot nortuweat to suit, at the See ME mall. 6m i HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON S00D BEAL i ae oe RATIONAL STREer of eer Chan Ee eRe SeE QWITHIN ©. SHORTLIDGE’s ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND Boys, MEDIA, Pa., (12 miles from Philadelphia.) pro- —— 8. L. CADYS BOARDING AND DAY ool for Young Ladies, West End Institute, New Conn, Thirteenth year commences SEP zhra. Send for circ ATIN, GRE ., MATHEMATICS, NATU gues and Baye rivately. or ia pared for Cal and co itive 9 “Address ae Wa FOR SALE—MISCELLAN JOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS SIDE-BAR ade to order. food as ne 2 cost Call at CLARY! 1724 G street, YEAR OLD BACK HORSE, Jind and sound will be Arlington Liy oie BUGGY, $125 du mops 6-6! ROE SALE_—CHEAP. To REDUCE STOCK, TTAL- tan Mar le and Granite Monuments, Headstones, &e. | Corner 2ist street and Peuurylvauia avenue north west. *5-ln* JOR SALE—-IMME E BAL ELE- want Chickering & Sous Square Piano, 7's octaves, four round corners, extra fine rosewood case and iyre, serpentine moulding; cost $600 new; wall be sold at & expat menrifie for cash, owner needing money. Ply at once at ¥. A. URSO’S New Piano Warerooma, 85-5t" 613 11th strect northweat, oR SALE-EXCELLENT HORSE FOR FAMILY or business; sound, safe, fearless and reliable ax driver or rider; 'price $150. At No. 637 C street north- ‘net. oA FE SALE CASH WILL BUY A » Horse, wagon and in good order. Ar. at 235 Ponisylvauia avenue northwest, Pretod FE BALET A FIRST-CLASS, SECOND-HAND Upricht Piano, 7s octave, thrve stritucs, stool and ‘gover, $190; owner has no use for it. WOK Piano Koonis, 1139 loth street northwest. 20" JOR SALE—EXTHA CABINET UPRIGHT GRAND r oiano, magnificent. richly finished and carved rome: rood case; brilliant ans 5 tient Pinnoin the ty new: used b ‘member of Cont pg 3 et Ba Will wail ‘for part monthly. Ronis at 1217 H street northwest. rr SAL PAIR OF FINE DRIVING MA Por sates ne young: sound, stylish, kind in all ble for auy purpose. “THOMPSON'S, Sth and Ostrocts Fo SALE—ONE HUN DRED DIFFERENT KINDS and Watons, own make: lowest prices. JNU. ML YOUNGS Repository, 313 6th street. au5-3m ‘ew and second-hand Jag- Pony Carts, M to Fe SALE—SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES, A hi and fifty AR. GRal 416 Bt SPECIALTIES. UST ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS, Ose, deaths Senertbes aitedt HAM, st. nw, future SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Giarvard University graduate.) Media, Pa. 1! be at fT chairs atte Fos Mg, Ta WEST WASHINGTON SCH TT'Xo. 2028p ited noviiveat coer of Ws ee resume ber 13th, M. H. LEr, Department; (Bagilstd $90 to $40 per ‘Terms—Primary Senior Department, English, French and German, $00 = ‘alton and a.m. me. and permanent cures, ca Pri Spun cee