Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1883, Page 4

The Wenthe: Oprice OF THY CHtar StGNAt. OFFicsr, ‘Waste D.C., Sept. 4, 1883, 9:39 ain. fe states, slichtly wai $ shilting to’ souta and wes! r, ty *3 Were reported xP; Quevec, Aipena, San states on Wednesd iy. —————— Icz Cueam shipped anywhere out of pany manu 7 ia av. Ask Sociery gave their annml festival 3 garden last night. The attend- $5. Hemplcr's,45¢ Pav. Powder. Depot,71123 CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. “lL be lgited at 7:00 pm. and 45 Dox'r be wi S Caths of th's city, took the blick vell and sterday, at Mount St. Ag unt Weshington, neat Baltimore. She will be ster Blabdina. ‘The contract for carrying the mail, six times per Gay, froma Uy post ofice to the general mouey order ofiice, 1 E-treets, wes.a warded yester- day to Wim: Frey, at $415 per annum. Cxpt. M.A. ‘Taypan, who has been elected to conunand the Union Veteran Corps, 1st company, Was present at the meeting of the company last night, and was introtuced by Major M. E. Urell. He mide a priet h acknowledying the honor conferred upon him. A flock of carrier pigeons were berated yester- day to fly to their home in Pittsburg, Pa. Tals moruing another Nock belonging to Newark, N. J, was itberated. "There was # parade of Knights Templar at Chi- cago yesterday on the occasion of the return of the Ineal commundery from San Francisco, In un were the De Molay Commandery, of i and the Baitimore and Washington anderies, is, last of the Continental G1 2 to four szation Was divided ting of the Corcoran R'fles, last. even- S.A. HL. Marks was elected to command bh. of Mr. Wm. Sotard y on from his as were I= y. Where We burial ows’ Were performed. nC. Lee, now of Marshal ace y Ti2i L strex Lrut. Col Jose MeMichael’s office. has resigucd his commis-ton as entenant colonel of the 6th regiment, N. J. National Guard, after a service therein of 14 years, much to the regret of the ofticers and men of the guard. The colonel Is now a citizen of the Dis- Wict. ‘The funeral of the late Col. Wm. R. Drinkird took place yesterday 4o’clock, Revs, Dr. Boteler and Cuthbert oMlctating. The remains Were tnterred In Oak Hill cemetery. The 1 bearers were Messrs. J. W. Drew, J. C. Harkness, we n, Turner, Mel Jin, an! Jordan. de acolored Man, Was fined $10 by Judge Mills to-day for stealing a gold vadge from Gee. rs. Knox, who was knocked down by a runa- horse yesterday inorning In frout of her rest- street,near E_ southwes tse tried to stop the horse. n 12 and 1 o'clock, a colored rooks, while passing nd 4th sireets soutli- dozen colored rows, ma till he was Insensivie * pavement. lly pleaded guilty, rnin, toassulting Iso to being disor- left him lying ice Court this tn main Jos Harper, au derly on the sireet. “The a: oa Ss. Afine of $10 or 30 Assault, and §5 or 15 days for the oth en Was assessea Ti @ay for fast drivin; Amusements, etc. ‘Tueater.—Barlow, Wilson & Co.’s 1s julns'rel troupe mate a most successful ast nicht. ‘The house was packed with a nd appreciative autience, in fact miny ple had to be turaed away tron the doors, and the performance Was (ully up to the stan Uns fine troupe. Witson’s comfcalittes, the antics otthe “four aces,” the humorous songs of Moran and other good things in a roar. 's SUMMER GARDEN.—An excellent con- e every evening. In addition to Nattosat fu the audtenc 'S popular - orchestr Rudolph tenor, and Miss Albertina Willeaberg, Pppear. A complimentary benefit will read Mr. Abner on Monday, 17th, 1883. Dote MUSECM.—This resort which was so popu- fy ladies and ehildren last year was opened yesterday for the season. Last night the house Was packed with people. There are curtosities plifes on exhibition, and a good pertoria- ding a comic pantomime. SUMMER GanDEN.—A new company ogram. The Caritons, Dilks & Griy, Christine Perey, Laperte Sisters, Lyle & E + Little Libbie Lyle, Maas, and Gihers ure here. —— For the Eye of the Commissioners. Evenine Star: ington have come to regard at conservator of their richts, ffs manful stand against the ¢f monted corporations, as weil as 01; of local abuses, naturally ap- f redress of thelr wrongs. ot Wash ym tals year seems a¢ ship-ast telegraph or telephone pote. n* tobe an understood thing that this «d been sa¢ upon by our City Comunis- How fs it, then. thata pole ts phinted sixty feet igh by el-hteen Inches oF at the base tn one o€ Gur most populous he people Uvingon Ist street nG@ and H streets north, want This diabolical monstrosity 1s nearly ouse, and will be into‘erable to my bors. A few years ago the Mutual plied for permission to ats street, and were com ers to lay them under- at trifling cost. What telephone company over the wt they can plant their un- sts opposite our dweilings with- Mr, Editor, propound 3 tothe Commissioners @hent Unts matter, and greatly oblige FIRST STREET. ———— ew Base Batt Assoctation.—The American ue of Professtopal Base Ball clubs has been ed, and will hold a meeting at Pittsburg, ptember 12 The new league will abollsi, What Is known as the “eleven men rule.” Thus far the elubs entered are the New York, Brooklyn, Puladelphia, Balumore, Washington, Pittsburg, Cauicago and Indianapolis It 1s expected that the St. Louis aud Cincinnatt clubs will be represented. pe CHAKGED WITH ASSAULTING AN OFFICER—A cuny than Ramet Cias Duvall was before Juage His, at the Police Court thls morning, charged with’ assaulting Officer Fowler, and also Wm. Brewton. The oMcer testified to arresting the defendant for cominaitting an assault on another Party, When he turned on witness and blacked his eye. A fine of $10 or 60 days was Imposed for the assault on the oflicer, and $5 or 30 days for the Other assault. and a ney the Fran: rt hort to know. > THe W. LL Teas Vieroxtovs—The military Fifle mitch given at Bay Ridge, Md., yesterday Mm connection with the reuntoaof the Grand Avy of the Republte, department of Maryland, Was won by the Washington Licht Infantry team by a seore of 146; the National Rifles’ team scoring 333, and the Union Veteran Corps team 106. ESE MARRIAGE LICRNSES.—Marriage Icenses have been issued. by the clerk of the court to Israel Green ant Maria Minor; W. F. Shieb! ft Brook- lyn, und Lillie M. Bates; Washington E’ Shipman, ot ‘Washington’ county, Md., and Sarah A. Hen? derson, of Montgomery county, Md.: James Ps Price and Harret Robinson; Paul Bachschmidt ani Jonannsh Pogensee; French Johnson, of Pennsylvania, and Sarah Jackson, of Virglita; opolt Frederick Moore, turs, France, and Georgie Debrean Chambers. — pe ———___ Commissioner West's PLAN Por RacstNo THE BLOCKADE OF 15TH STREET.—Commissioner West, in conversation with a Stax reporter, gave it aS ‘iis opinion that Washington city would be a greater point of attraction the coming fall and ‘Winter season than ever before. In view of this, he thought, tt became the citizens, as well as the officials, 6 make these swarms of visitors feel at home and as comfortable as possible. While he ~ Kad charge of the fire department tor a brief time. he imade an order that heveafter the firemen in ali calls, requiring them to go up and down 1sth street, should pass around the rear of the Treas- ury depariment, Instead of rushing down the ustally crowded front way. All of the heavy bus- ness Of that department, requiring Leavy teams, fealbahd ena uaent has iiding. It not untrequently happens that these teams are forced to stand for hcurs in front of the building on 16th street, taking up over a Uhird of the carriage way space, very much to the RhnOyance of other vehicles and of pedestrians, ‘This ts also true of several other localities. ‘This evil mizht be corrected with very Mitlc trouble if the proper ofilcers in charge would make the of East Washing: | : | Bira, | ‘Telecraph Poles im the Streets. i | | Petersburg, Va.; schr. [85 ce LIEUT.GREENE RECOMMENDS THAT THE W. U.COMPANY 2 NOT ALLOWED TO RESET THETR POLES. The application of Leonard Whitney, manager of the Western Union Telegraph company, for Perinission to reset their line of poles on the east side of 17th street from B to New York avenue, on south side ot B from 15th to 17th street on east side of 14th from B street north to B south, the coudition of the poles being unsafe, has been Tecelved from Capt. Greene, to whom it was re- ferred, with the following ‘endorsement: “Not recommended. In place of settiag new and larger poles, this frunk Mne should be placed under. ground without delay. It 1s a great disfigurement of the newly-improved executive grounds, and on B street interferes with a very handsome and thriving row of trees.” ‘The application made June ty hye tod to set about ten telegr:ph poles on South Capitol street, beiween B street south and Virginia ave- nue, Jn order to run its wires into the U. 8, Capl- tol, lias been dented. B. & 0. APPLICATION TO PROVE Yesterday aiternoon the Commissioners, in a note to W. H. Clark, manager B. and 0. Telegraph €o., referring to communication from that offi- cer of the 2th ult., requesting permission to re- place some old poles with new ones, state that the oles appear to be in good condition, and the ap- Plication ts disipprove. ———>—___ Ex-Presideut Hayes’ Friend, AN OHIO MAN WHO WANTED A DIME. An eccentric-looking gray-haired man, wearing along linen duster anda high hat, walked into the dock at the Police Court yesterday morning, with a smiling countenance, to answer a charge of vagrancy. He very authoritatively ordered the clerk to read the information over again and ina louder tone. ‘This having been done the defendant Toared out, “Not guilty! Iam no tagrant! Judge Matthews, of the Supreme Court, and ex-Prest- dent Hayes are friends of mine. -Send for Prest- dent Hayes. I was in bis house when Garfield died. J am the best: known man fu Ohio. Tdon’t deny that I asked for a dime, but I am no va- rant.” StThe court asked the defendant it he had any home here, and what was his business so far away trom home without any funds.” “came here to see Pension Agent Dudley,” swered the irate old man. “I suppose you hav heard of him if you don’t Know President Hayes.” ave you apy home?” again inquired Judge Well, you just come along with m2 and I'l Ww you Where I live. If you mprison me you these streets covered with blood.” Hie Was committed to the farm for three months. seeded meine Advertising in The Star. To Tue Evestsa Star Newspaper Co. Hanrgn’s Ferny, W. Va., Sept. 8, 1883. Encloze you will find $13 50 due you for adver- tising for the “Lockwood House.” think your paper has done us much good, as we have had over 150 different people from Washington this season who read of our place in your paper. Very respectful Tuos. 8. Loverr. J ‘Tue River TRape Active.—Harbor Master Sut- ton reports arrivals and departures at the river front as follows: South Washington—Arrived, schr. Annie Gibson, Kelley, 150 bushels oysters, market: sebr. Harry J: jarris, 100 do. do., do.; sehr. Win. E. Ward, Shivels, 100 de. do., do. ; sehr. Sam Riley, Rainer, 100 do. chr. Golden Engl 3 market: sehr. D. W. Jones, Waltel sehr. Vircinla, Griffin, 1500 do., d Miller, 125 tons sand,’ Gen. Mets; barge Ergine, Sunith, 110 tons coal, Potomac 8. B. Co.: scr. Fly- ing Scud, Meekin, 140 tons coal, Mayfield & Co. ; sehr. River Queen, Wilson, 212 tons coal, Clark & Given; schr. ‘f. B. Taylor, Hillman, 176 tons coal, 8. Eméry; sehr. A. C. Buckley, Cramer, 280 tons stone, S. Emery; schr. George and Martha, Fitz~ hugh, 124 bales hay, Wilkins & Co.; stmr. Sue, ohegan, merchandise, Stephenson € Bro.; stint. \dise, J. H. Johnson & West Washington—Arrived, barge W, 8. Han- BPLACE POLES DISAP- Sehr, Fannie | cock, Jones, 275 tons fertilizer, T. T. Dunlop; barge armers’ Friend, Beavers, 2,200 bushels corn and 1.200 bushels wheat artley Bros. Cleared, schr. Wild Pigeon, Doane, 479 tons coal, city deulers; sehr. Wm. M. Franklin, Mannell, 212 tons coal, Marion Rockhil!, Smith, 400 on. tons coal, Briigeport, Parker, Leander V. Beebe, Bee sehr. Ro they Parker, ew Haven, Conn.; schr. 1,040 tons’ coal, Boston, Mass.; sebr. J. D. Dean, Chase, 267 tons col, New Bedtord, Mi sear. T. W. Hyde, Sherman, 750 tons coal, Boston, Mass.; senr. A'zena, Blilt, 410 tons coal, same; schr. Carrie Holmes, Cramer, 480 tons coal, Jersey City, N.J. end CEL ASSAULT WITH A SLUNGsHOT.—Willfam allas Roxy Ross, a young colored man of West Washington, was fined $20 or 45 days by Judge Mills, In the Police Court to-day, for assaulting a young man named Wm. Hughes. The latter stated that the prisoner came into a saloon in West Washington ast nizht and assaulted bim with a stone tied up tn a handkerehief. He showed some marks on his: head tn corroboration of is statement, “This 13 a serious assault,” remarked the court; “it ts the intent more than the consequences of this assauit that makes It punishable. A man who uses such @ Weapon has a murderous intent.” gee BILL FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST THE B. AND P. RawKoaD—To-day in the Equity Court, Judge James, Mr. C. A. Elliot presented a bill for Lyman H. Lamb against the Baitimore and Potomac rall- Toad company and Wiillam H. Marlow for an In- junction to restrain the defendants from laying a track along F street and along the south Side of rginia avenue intoa coal yard. A rule was issued to show cause why the injunction should not issue, returnable on Thursday. . a A HOUSseBREAKER CAPTURED BY A CITIZI Willlam H. Willams, alias Jackson, a young cole ored man, dressed in a suit of blue overalls, and shirt spattered with blood, wascalled up to the dock at Judge Mills’ court this morning and charged with housebreaking, in entering the house of John M. Lioyd, of No. 709 E street south- east, and stealing aclock. Mr. Lloyd stated that about 9 o'clock last night he heard the screen- door, between the Kitchen and the pantry, slam, and on going out to the yard caught the prisoner in the Wood-shed with the dining room clock. He made a desperate fight to free hims-It, but wit- Ness overpowered him and ted him and turned lm over to the police. Prof. 8. H. Hayden cor- roborated this statement. ‘The case was seut to the grand jury under $500 bail. —$__—_ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe EvENING STAR, Cost OF 4 WASHINGTON SPREE IN ALEXANDRTA.— Chas. Blane, Wm. Jobnson, W. W. Anderson, Samuel Eflane and Geo. W. Usher, tle Washing toni.ns arrested on Sundsy afternoon for fixhting in_a saloon at the lower end of King street, ral-ed lateral yesterday, and wh-n the mayor opened bis court the collateral was forfeited. ASSAULT ON MaYou BeckHAM.—The lower end of King street had another excitement. ye.t-rday afternoon, at the establishment of Beckham & Bro., whose senior partner ts mayor. Albert Lucas callé{ on the mayor there to complain that the mayor hada short time before fined ima unjustly; and during a conversation which ensu shed the mayor With some violence, and ran off, Hie was arrested, and having been heid some time in the station House, was tried oy Unree Justices, and convicted of assault on the mayor, but at the mayor's request was distnissed without fine. Wovtp Nor DisPensk.—Shortly after the assault upon the mayor yesterday afternoon, a crowd having gathered at the corner of King and Fatr- fax streets, in which Mr. H. Beach, who had been fined in the morning, was talking, the mayor di- rected the crowd to disperse, and’ Mr. Beach re- fusing to leave the corner, was arrested by Special OMcer Kelley, deputized ‘by the maycr, und car- Tied to the stallon-house, from which, some hours later, he was discharged by the mayor's order. Mr. B., who was about to apply for haveas corpus, will, itis said, sue for false imprisonment. Base BALL—A match at base ball was played here this afternoon between the Bashfuls, of Washington, and the Alexandrias, The score Was 28 follows: Alexandrias, 7; Bashfuis, 5. Potice REPoRT.—There were two prisoners at the station-house this morning. M. McFoley, ar rested by Officers Lawler and Goodrich, charged with being drunk and disoruerly; Jas, Lewis, ar- rested by Officer Travis, charged with using abu- sive language to two ladies on Cameron street, ‘The mayor at his last court fined Jas. Patverson and Dantel Patterson $10 each, A. Lucas $5, for dis- order; M. Cutter, a saloon-keeper, $10 for violating Sunday law; Ashton Washington §1, for throwin, balls im the’ street; Jas. Beach $5, on charge o} Interfering with the police officers; H. Beach was fined $10 for contempt of court. Rerourer’s Notes—A combination of Alexan- drians, Washingtonians and wharf whisky, espe- ctally it the mixture is made on Sunday, 13 a8 ex- Plo-ive as dyRamite; so the mayor has given Spe cial orders to the police against allowing the mix- ture.—The Al-xandria Base Ball Club will leave here on Tuursday for a short western trip.—The District. Tent of Rechabites will hold its session. here next week. Many delegates will be in atten- dance.—The ‘Alexandrias have a match with the Waverleys, of Washington, at the base ball grounds this afternoon.— The workmen in the Tailroad shops here have rebuilt engine No. 28. Assowvrety P. URE. 00. Bt ge YF A | Peas FM BBR A xk RN GGO. Bab 24 EK EON AN “GOGO OO W W WDDP FEB RRR Pre syyy BB fe Get oS WY Bob Een EB: ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or vhosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Boral Bax- av FowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ape Preparing the Acvessment Books. . CLERES EMPLOYED AT NIGHT GETTING THEM READ Y— NO APPROPRIATION TO PAY FOR THE SERVICE. ‘The clerical force of the District assessor's office ishard at work, day and night, in preparing the Rew assessment “books for use. The assessors commenced the work of assessment in March last, but theirs is only a commencement of the work. ‘Their duty ts but to [nice upon the value of ground per foot, This is but a commencement of Teal work. The books of the office have to be re-written, which involves the labor of ascertaio- ing the names of the owners of all lots or subdi- vistons of lots of ground in the District of Co:um- Dia; the number of square feet of each lot, the value of improvements thereon, &., which have to be written out in detail, proved by records and dupltcated. The act authorizing the new assess- ment did not Picthbes apy Seproprina: for the prepares of these books, and the Commission- ers had to employ extra men, who enter the office at 6o’clock p.m. and labor’ on the books until 11 o’elock every night, in order to get them ready for the coming arsessment. Their compensation for this work depends entirely on the iberallty of the next Congress; but there 1s no doubt that the ap- Propriation wail be made for their relief. This isa class of work which cau only be entrusted to ex- Pert clerks who have had experience in this duty. a Sees A Midnight Attack. A YOUNG MAN AND HIS SISTER SAVAGRLY ASSAULTED WHILE RETURNING FROM A PICNIC. Lawrence Miller, a young German, and hig sister, Frelerica Miller, came to the Police Court to-day to swear out a warrant against a young man named Wm. Hoffman, for making a deadly assault on them last night with aknife. The young woman had her head enveloped in bandages, and Dr. Marstellar was present to give evidence as to the nature of the injuries. The injured par- ties stated that they attended a picnic at Loffler’s garden last night, and while on their way home they were attacked by Hoffman,who, without any rovocation or previous quarrel, drew a knife and began cutting them, and then escaped. ‘The in- Juries of the woman consist in several large cuts On the head and face. The warrant was issued and the witnesses notified to appear to-morrow. Reat Estates TRaxsrers.—Deeds in fec have been recorded as follows: W. H. Tenney to M. J. Gardner, lot in Beall’s addition to Georgetown; $1200, Carrie B. Evansto Terrence A, Duffey, Van? le 1 2, sq. 515; $1,650. H. Johnson to Levi Crutch! part of Joseph park and James’ gift, 8 acres; G. H. Paddon et al. to H. Gasch, $1,460. M. A. Lambright to Bradfot 8, Sq. 820; $5,100. art 7.84. B16: Rixtord, part artig et al, to John 8. Haut- man, sub, lots 32 ai 8q. 616; $600. R. E. Doyle to John H. Doyle. sub. B, sq. 254; $1,400 and $1, incumbrance, Eliza O'Donoghue et al. to Nannie T. Smith, lot 58, P.B. T. and D.’s addition to Georzetown; $2100. E. Greer to S. Leibrant, sub. E, sq. 581; $1,000. L. M. Saunders, assignee, to M. D. Brainard, interest in pts. 64 and 85, sq. 180; $—. John Walsh to Geo. Harvey, lots 90 and 21, 8q. 805; $—. @. Harvey to John Walsh, same property: $—. John Grinder to John Reedy, Sub, lot 14, sq. 806; $750. E. greer to Mark Cun- ningham, sub. lot 51, sq. 421; $5,500, &. OC. W. King to’ Mary E. Byrne, lot 22, sq. 559; $2,590. Ananna J. Lyles to Jefferson J. Perry, pt. of addi- Uon to Fellowship, 40 acres; $3,100. C. Hewitt to T. H. Palmer, subs. 9 and 10,'sq. 214; $6,125.62%. eg Affairs in West Washington. Accrpenr. —Yesterday afternoon Mr. 8.T, Hawk, superintendent of the repair shop of the Washing- ton and Gedrgetown railroad company, while en- gaged in olling a shaft fell trom the table on which he was standing, breaking a rib and recelv— ing other Internal Injuries, He was attended by Dr, Kleinschmidt. Savep From Drowntna.—Yesterday afternoon John Mitchell, about 13 years of age, son of Mr. John T. Mitchell, while fishing from the soap factory wharf, feil into the river, and would prob- ably have been drowned had it not been for Wilite Ward, a crippled boy, who seized young Mitchell by his collar and drew him out. AIMPROVEMENT.—Mr. S. T. Brown is having a new pressed brick front put on his store (occupied by rawn & Lewis, dry goods), on M, near 32d street. The height will also be increased a half story. Frey Brothers are the contractors. BUILDING AssocraTIoN.—At the 104th regular Monthly mecting of the Tenth Building assocla- tion, held last night at{Godd.rd’s hall, $2,870 was disposed of, being 17 shares, at $185.36 per Share. @ GRAIN.—1,100 bushels of wheat sold feserday at $1.12 to $1.17; 2,500 bushels corn (white) at 61c. CONDITION OF THE WaTER.—Clear at all points, ata alata Dr. Norvin Green said before the Senate sub- mmittee on labor and education, yesterday: Corporations are organized to make money, and an re few that [know of thatexist pro dono publico.” CITY ITEMS. She Preserved Her Own Fruit. She hata fancy for peaches in the old for pound” wey, Just as her mother used to do ‘pound them. And she ‘used her mother’s old fashioned preserving kettle. The kettle upset and sent its ‘Scalding contents over the unliappy lady’s feet, as she stood before the kitchen fire. They put her to bed and treated the scalded parts with Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, the sovereign remedy for burns, scalds and blisters. In two or three days she Wag well. Liver Disease, headache and constipation, cxused by bad diges- tion, quickly cured by Brown’s Iron Bitters, Lewis, lowa.—Dr. M. J. Davis says: “Brown’s Tron Bitters give the best of satisfaction to those ‘who use It.” GanrFIELp, Iowa.—Dr. A. T. Henak says: “Once using Brown’s Iron Bitters proves its superiority over all other tonic preparations.” Real Stone Crystal Rings, Diamond Settings, Prigg’s. How to Make Home Happy. ‘To avold sour bread, discomfort at home, un- pleasant words with the cook, call on your grocer Jor the only genuine compressed yeast. made by Fleischmann & Co., successors to Gaff, Fleisch— mann & Co., then you will have first-class bread and rolls, also win'a smile from all at the table. Factory Depot 1112 15th street, C. DENexas, Agent. Milwauket Beer, be. a stovepipe—drawn from tod. w KNIGHT, 1732 Penna, ayenus. Lundborg’s Perfumes, o Edenia, and Marechal Niel Rose, A Sure Recipe to Banish Mosquitoes. A teaspoonful of Hunt’s Insect Powder burned. 1n a moderate-siz’d chamber will drive out every mosquito or Kill all such as remain. 25 cents, by all druggists, Burnett's Coconine Promotes a Vigorous and Healthy Growth of the Hair. Tt has veen used in thousands of cases whrre the hair was coming out, and has never falled to arrest its decay. Use Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts—the best. Flies and Bugs. Files, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, go- pe ssh I putuuniks cleared out by Rough on = - Milwaukee Beer, Sc. a schooner—drawn from wood. oy Knieut, 1782 Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagonr.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning one eons he Es I or pene 35c. per 1b. sO, Cot e cl Sher uttermilk and sweet milk, Sc. perqt. Cream, 1: pint. Faz Ovexrxa or CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS, 900 NEW STYLES ALL GRADES, PRICE LIST: Brussels Carpet. new styles. Brussels Carpet, new styles. 80 cents, Brussels Carpet, new styles. $7 cents. Brussels Carpet, new styles. 90 ornts. Brussels Carpet, new styles. 95 cents. is Carpet, new sty! 00. I Carpets. centa, Ingrain Garpeta. cent. grain Carpets, 87 cents. Ingrain Carpets. 745 conta. Ingrain Carpets. cents. Ingrain Carpets. 62 conta. Ingrain Carpets. :75 cents. Tngrain Caspee oe n Cary cent CARP! T LIN’ DuuGuens We gn wr a8 “ese H, ot ¥ . $6, $7, , $10, ate. LACE CURLALNS. ‘per pair, £1.25, $2, $2.50, $3, etc. FLOOK OILCLOTH, all widths. MOQUETTY, VELVET AND TAPESTRY RUGS. cM. TOWSON, €86 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Bide. sepl-4m 8 CENTS, 10CENTS, 12 CENTS. Extra wide Red Flannel, 95 cents, Saat a wc His Bear Pcuat opr et, sot. All Wool White Flannel, 25 cents.” Extra quality Sheeting Cotton, 25 cents. ® Flannel Suiting, Souble width. 76 cents, “31, 60, 60, 76 conte, Cloth, 62 ra ots. Bue Cashmeres, Blacx Gsehmere Shay ‘Courtauld’ ABE RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY. c. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bouth hide, weph AND CHIL- EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. b M_WALDECKEK (GRADUATE OF THE ‘EMINARY FOR opm LAD! ee 1607 a 2 are git ps ie, Prin, APITOL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- Te v3 ACADEMY, APITOL for pupils, in the: corner et ana A ey ppp Paincivale st ihe: Bekpod Gulltings 50 tat geese Pat. incipaln, a south: cast, or at 22 9d strest southeast. eep4-2m1 PRE MEST [WASHINGTON CONSERVA] ORY of Music, J. P. Cau'fiel?, Mus. Doc., principa., is Bow open, fr, the reception of Puptia for the second term, ‘September 17. order of the of directors. F. S$. BAKBAKIN, Socratary -eopateepal (TSE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. THE COLUMBIAN OOLLEGE OPENS SEPT. 12. THE MEDICAL GOLLEGE (PENS OCT. 1. THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10. During the erection of the new University Building, te exercises et Riveter Prot ail ba eae TR rooms 0 ‘School, “1835 : horthwert, and of the National Medical College, 1825 Ht format oD concern WELLING, 1330 street northwest. For inf ts, address Dr. JAMES C. 19th street. “The PREPARAT! ‘ORY SCHOLL will’ open duik in the ‘new and com ding, "1985 street Horthwest. On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, ‘with the following ‘of teacher Otis “T. Mason, A. Wi, Ph. D. . ipal A. J. Hunti .D., Protessor of Greek 8. M. Shite, Bb.. Profereor at Khetorie; Montague, A. f Latin ‘lding, after September $d, from 9s. Sp. m., and at the Srincipate Fealderios, 1906 G et or further Snroraatien leurs eaarens the Prin either of the above named places. E. SCHEEL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO ete ee ee scans : Pertormers or ‘leachers. Terms moderate. 734 12tnst, B.W sepé-eclni” {RIENDS' SELECT SCHOO) Latroct. between 1eurnad Iith strcote Swe i ope “1 D.w., will 0} NINTH MONTH (Sept 8d.) Number of stadenta | ited. Superior advantages. Terms moderate. Appli- a. cation may be made any tne at schoo! rooms, from aul-sm THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. 77 jOMMENT ON PARLE A PARIS.”_FRENCH a1-6t resumed SEPTEMBER 6. ‘street northwest. se ‘awe or Band Bee s northwest. 'e Mathematicn,, Greek, French. German, Engilah, Preparation or Gale fect Point, Annapohs. and 'VENING CLASSES. $A MONTH. ithmetic, Bookkeeping, Grammar, rmansinp, Uris Histor. Geography, Svellinz. au2d wee ae WASHINGTON SCHOOL oF. PHONOGRAPHY AND TYPE-WRITIN REOPENS SEPTEMBER 17TH, 1883, SHORTHAND classes wil! mect each evening at 6:30. Private instruction given by a and practical Rpecial course of twelve lessons for active phonogra- ‘students furnished with Text- a Blank books, Dictionaries, Periodicals ‘and ethes Pho each lesson, apiion atl wet gricoe tudent fey ‘studente. Mauda" J."A. WHITCOMB, 927 I etrect northwest. Ge ozrows COLLEGE, D. C. Ribbons, Linen Paper and other Schools in the Academic and Scientific Departments open THURSDAY, September 13th, 1883. Apply to Rev. JAMES A. DOONAN, 8.J.,GeorgetownCollere, D.C School of Medicine opens MONDAY, September 34, 1883. Apply to J. W. H. LOVEJOY, M. D., 900 12th street northwest, Washington, D. ©, Bchool of Law opens WEDNESDAY, Octobef 34, 1883. Apply to 8. M. YEATMAN, esq., 410 Sth street north- west, Washington, D. ©. After October Ist, Georxe- town College Law Building, Washington, D. 0. an22-1m, AVERLEY SEMINARY, 1537 I ST. N. W.—Board- fp ad Da Set fos rung Ladies sod Ca ren. . co a and Drug Stores or Principals Mise LISSCOMB. &16-3m Pititonoa nsdtaio at GIs li wrest, betes inset ween and G n.w., for Singing and Hiano Instruction by his short method. xemarkabl; Parties for Parlor ic materials. these | "EPP WHITING Ioasone given at any hour of the day or evening. Use of writing machine one hour with Pleasantly taught by Prof. Hi. LARKOQUE. « | Operas and Oratrios wil Bnd. toels Moses, in Proter- native, sraduate of ‘Sonbonne University, Bare. Het- | sore System, wich tothe short, and bast eave erences—M. “Koustan, French Minister,” Also, Span- | years of practice. ‘and taining yolces quickly. t the ish, Italian, German, Mathematics, Latin, Greck and | very’ highest culture. ‘Ladies’ Nemingvice attended naturaleciences. Address Star office. nep3-9t* | to. aulT RS. BURE (DE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR Grunts. Will reopen her school, hear Daliniore, ‘Noted for healthtalnees thorough MONDAY, SEPTEMBES 247H, instruction, training, and reauing infuences ot sep3-e060" ‘at 1908 Hstrect northwest. | a Christian home. ‘The next teria will begin SEPTEA- wae | BER 19th. Rev. ARTHUR J. RICH, A.M. M.D-, PPRteN ch ENGIN EE ASCRRERE Boon, | Hector. Releterstown, Ma. ylt-iaw, 2m » FUR BOYS, T. GEORGES HALL FOR DOYS, REISTERS- Hi, reopen for Ge seetia er yula SEPTEMBER | SOT Ge BRR BET ee ede ena 0 College or bneiness I ear, 26, 27 aud 28, 1889, Pon OF POP! gologe Ge turimeny fe. $000 ner Gene, Grenier School year bgins Octcber Ist, and closes June Ist, | Principal." Catalogues sent. 3y1t-Sawim 1884. ‘Full corps of teachers, sep3-im ‘OUNT VERNON SEMINARY, M 1017 and ae a wee northwest, Enters its Ninth year W ESDAY, Sept, 26, 1888, Mrs. J. t8, Principal. English Course—Compleve, thorouzh and practical. Classical Conrse—Preyares for the senior year of the Seminary, or for entrance into Smith, Vassar and ‘ellesley . Freuch and German—Taught by the *‘Natural Meth- od.” (Sanvenr.) Elocution—In ol of Mrs, M. Stevens Hare, Prin- cipal of the Washington School of Elocntion. Kagel Music—Directress, Madame Annie Roemer- ‘aspar. Piano—Director, Professor Anton Gloetzner. Art—Drawing and Painting—Director, Professor 0.E. Messer, Director of the Washington Art School. Decorative Art—Under the supervision of competent teachers. sepl-3m MUS. A, MeCARTRE, TRACHER AT WEST ‘ashington ‘usie; Soprano, St, Matthew's (C.) Chureh.—Volee Culture aud tho Art of Singing. Residence, 43 Hatreetn.w. eepl-Im* Studio AND ERIVATE LESSONS, WITH Sketching from Nature, continue through the ear. Pencil and Stub Drawing, Water Color and Oil ‘ainting, Landscape, Flowers, Composition. Loug experience; orizinal works; references. Studio, 118 Corcoran Building. SEATON DONOHO. _jy6-3m SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND LITTLE BOYS Opens SEPTEMB<R 12 H, ‘At 1436 Corcoran street. ‘he Misses TIFFEY, Principals, sepl-Im* MS. OLGA, HESSELBACH-SPIER | REOPENS her Kindergarten, 1135 17th street northwest, MONDAY, OCTOBER ist, 1883. Apply for circulars after the 10th of September. sepl-1m* ROF. J. F. GERMUILLER, TEACHER OF Piano, Organ, Vocal Music and Harmony. Special attention to beginners as well as to pupils advanced. ‘Terms moderate. 741 7th street northwest. sepl-1m"* ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND English Language, 904 M street northwest. Mrs. M. STI:.VENS HART, Principal. Private and class instruction day and evening, be- ginning September #0th. Teachers’ classes will resume October Ist and 24.6 ae SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. ‘The natural development and culture of the voice for conyersation, public address or singing. Stammering and other painful vocal defects overcome: METHODS ENDORSED BY EROMINENT LOCAL Practical Engliah taught by rapid and comprehensive methods. Terms made known upon application. Lib- eral discount to ministers and teachers, sepl-lm ISS HARROVER'S SELECK SCHOOL FOR Young 1 and Children will REOPEN SEP- TEMBER 107H. For circulars call on or address Prin- cipal, 1723 H street northwest, A few boarding scholars recetved. ‘sepl-6t* HE PINKNEY INSTITUTE, REOPENED SEP- tember 26th. Four boarding pupils will be received. For terms, etc., apply to the MISSEs BURGESS, P: cipals, 818 Connecticut avenue, sep! ‘OUNT VERNON INSTITUTE. ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1530 I STREET, Will Reopen SEPTEMBER 26th. MRS. O: W. PATRO, sepl-3m Principal. ‘RENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN EIGHTY consecutive conversations by ©. GINESI, Address, Le Droit Park. sepl-2W* y ISS TACIE A. DANIEL, TEACHER OF VOCAL Music. For particulars address, 1-1m* 716 FIF 'H STREET N.W. ‘PNOe, SHELDO ‘SDA CING ACADEMY OPENS next -aturday, 8th inet., at 11a m. and 7:30 p.. ‘AT wonty-five per ceht discoutit to those Joining on. ‘that date. “Prof. 8, at the hall, 1004 F street, 9 to 5 daily. Send for circulars, ‘au31-61n 'T UTR—KINDEKGARTEN 12th, ‘at 1127 13th st., onesquare from Thomas circle, au90. DAVID S: EFGHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR Master, 1117 10th street northwest. Private les- Public yoice classes Aft fons $1 per hour. month, M2S,6 FREE ONS ULE OPEN THE THIRD ‘erm of her “elect School for Boye and Girls MONDAY, September 3d, 1 First Presbyterian church, 45s street near C nordhwest. au2T-2W* NDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE WITH ‘Model Kindergartens for the training of teachers, (cizht months’ course), commences October 8th. Tui- tion, $100. Positious ‘secured for those who are quali- ‘or particulars apply after, September Ist to the Principals, Mrs, LOUIS’ POLLOCK, at the National Kindergarten, 929 8th street, or Miss SUSIE POL- LOCK, at the'Frovvel Institute, 1127 13th st. au27-2m ty cents per ‘u29-Im* LLACOT CITY, MU. MAUPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL opens SEP- TEMBER 18. For circulars adress jyl7-eo2m CHAPMAN MAUPIN, M.A., Principal PEIVATE EXGLISH AND CLAS=ICAL SCHOOL. No. 405 East CAPITOL STREET. CHARLES E. HILTON, A. M., Principal. ‘The Fall ‘Term of this schoo! will open September 10, 1883. Students fitted for any college, scientific echool. civil service examinations, or business. A limited number of pupils will be admitted into the family of the Principal, who will receive constant supervision, and particular attention given to individual needs. Evening claeses will be formed, and private jon given to both sexes. References furnished. aull-2m. PRE Ne AND, PNGLISH FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE 1805 17th at., corner Massachusetts ave., Wash., D.C. ‘Under the direction of Mrs. L. P. McDonald and Miss Anna Ellis, assisted by Prof. A. P. Montague, depart- ment of Ancient ; Dr. J. P. Caulfield, de- partment of Music; M’ile Barrenne, department of ch; Miss Emma J. Rowe, Kindergartner, and a full corps of competent teachers. A thorough English and claseical course, with special advantages offered in French and Music. ‘To Froebel’s Kindergarten system will be added daily oral instrue- tion in French, A limited number of young Indies re- ceived as Parlor Boarders, For circulars and informa- tion call upon or address the principals at 1623 N street netopecial Herdie wil can le residing on Capi. tof Ht direct to the school and returns ‘aus-3m ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE. “4 hesecond session of the NORWOOD INSTITUTE opens eptember 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, D- Cabell, principals, assisted by an able corps of twelve instruc: tors. A full Classical and Eng'ish course, including the NaturalSciencas. Every facility is afforded for obtain- ing.a complete mastery cf the FRENCH and GERMAN LANGUAGES, Instruction of highest «rade in Music, Drawing and Painting. Special attention isgiven to the Preparai lasses.” For full information address the inelpalg, 1212 and 1944 Fath atrevt (Circle), Washing mM, Y.C- Primary Department for the’ scholastic year, #50; including French, $7v. Parents desiring it can have their children in- structed wholly through the medium of the French Language. aui5-Im MERSON INSTITUT ELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Session begins September 12. For circulars, &c., address, HAS. B. YOUNG, Principal, aul8-6m. 914 14th street. DRY GOODS. Decure Or Tux Szssox. GUINNIP’s, Mas. M. J. Hes, 1309 F STREET, ‘Has now tn stock ali the LATEST STYLES IN BONNETS AND HATS, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘THE SEASON IS DECLINING, AND SO ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR For Early Fall Wear. aus M. Wriuus, PATTERN HATS, MIULINERY Goo! LACES, FINE Neck wian, TARASOLN ORES ZEDONG UT EST SitcES Patexc BATHING SUITS Be, Lol WHAPS SUID 2Cite Treviee, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenne. Toffer all my Summer mtd Suits and ‘Weape at greatly cos JUMMER GOODS, As for instance: ‘We are now offering a manufacturer's stock of WHITE MULL TIES AT HALF PRICE. Note the prices: 80., 10¢., Ile., 12ic., 140., 150., 16c., 18c. and 20c.—positively worth twice the moncy. 500 DOZEN OF LADIES’ FANCY BORDERED Deer NINTH AND F STREFTS.—GEN. ine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN = HANDKERCHIEFS ALSO AT HALF PRICE, RAW Fits at 41.43 cech, all nines, ENGLISH EESTI FROM 100. UP. THREAD SHIRTS, all rizes, at $i ench. ENGLISi ere BALBRIGGAN SHIK TS. all tines, at » GALL 500 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND FANCY | UNDERWEAR, at 2ic. 7 50, BORDERED, pai P CUT PANT-SHAPE, and made in the FROM 1250. UP. 4 ‘The residue of our Large Stock of ENGL tsi He SHETLAND, ZEPHYR AND “BREAKFAST SHOUL- ewest demycs, at SOc. ‘W. COLLARS ane CUFSS. sr, usual TSe. Fk DER” SHAWLS Fiatiaxome RECK WEAR, in new shapes, Proved, Ease AT COST PRICE, lish and American 81 ders. Shirts made to onder, at $9, $10.60 and #13 ver half dozen. ze NTON FISHER. CHEMICAL DRY CLEANTNG FsTa\ NT, 906 @ street northwest. T P north In Blues, Reds, Pinks, Whites and Fancy Combinations. We still continue to close out our stock of LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR _— ence. Gentlemen's Gai AT COST PRICE. Veils, Fo cleaned by this superior Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED NIGHT DRESS at + of E. 3- chemist of $5.20, commands ationtion, ‘as it" yesitively worth | jumbia: are of the most effectual = and mach ie 208 Sientis ans, Sey fees geamertes ee Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, ‘The Bargains we offer are genuine, and all visitors to our Stores go away satisfied. 430 y- Makes CORSETS to NORTHWERr. and guaran tees fect fit and comfort. _ GUINNIP & CO., SPECIALTIES ARE— aul8 © 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W. The **Hercules” Suj = : Toe By Tue Fonenocs. ry peg Aye a A 4 Rpanish epoken. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. TOUSEFURNISHINGS. __ Giass, FINE PLATED WARE, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. ‘Housekecpers fitting ont or replenishing ean now fin@ at our store a Complete Stock of above goods: from best Manufacturers, both Epreucu and Domestic. Agents for the New Amberina Glassware, Rookwood Pottery and Eddy Kefrigerators, M. W. BEVERIDGR, =o JUST RECEIVED, THREE CASES OF CLOTH SUITINGS, 5-4 and 6-4, All the New and Desirable Shades, At Popular Prices, New invoice of Lupin’s COL'D CASHMERES, at Old Prices—SUc. to $1 per yard. A Complete Line of BLACK AND COL'D VELVETS, BLACK SILKS, with low Tariff duty, $1 to $2.75. ALL LAWNS, SATINES, GINGHAMS AND WHITE GOODS AT COST. ONE PRICE—PLAIN FIGURES, = - sept No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | 8. L. HEMPSTONE, EFKIGEKATORS AND WATER COOLERS AT KEDUCED PRICES. aud, 803 MARKET SPACE. ° 3 Jelly Tumblers, “iit Cans and Wax, a) ~ and Kitchen Ut Suxs, 37. Sirxs, so. ber Corte ster SILKS, 62. SILKS, 75. $726 3147th etreet, 5 doors above Penna. avenne, BILKES, 87. BILKS, $1. = — Dasrorrrs Fivm, end best f GASOLINE, well v) BEOVES, of diferent mance and allprien, coment on hand.” The most varied ussortnieut in tive city REFRIGERATORS and WATE COOLERS at re- duced prices. J ‘We are selling excellent BLACK SILKS at $1, $1.25 and $1.50, Special Bargains, NUNS' VEILINGS, 42 inches wide, all pure wool, 3734. COLORED AND BLACK CASHMERES, all pure wool, double width, 3755 DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2 malit; COOKING STOVES, RANGES. BRICK SETT PORTABLE SLATE MANTELS, LATNOBES FOR NACES, a great variety. W. 8. JENKS & 0O., 717 7th trent nortnweat. oo __SEWING MACHINES, &c. HH’ YOU BEEN Ii? THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. If not be sure to examine it before you purchase. T8 is positively the lightest running and simplest dewing: we bore aise cas : Leash very ve hinve leo te 7 ome, —— ony tome Ys Sewing Machine. All other fuskes on ‘Machines soid onessy monthly paymente and special 10r cash, wt OPPENHEIMER'S ‘Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, al pure wool BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen, 50. WAMBUTTA AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE (VERY BEST) BLEACHED COTTONS, 8}s. CARTER’S, au20 711 MARKET SPACE. KRLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 15th strect, oppo: site U. S. Treasury, a Select School f r Boys and ¥ ‘Men. " Number limited. Only scholars. of good mot character received. Fall term of 1883 begins Septem- ber 10th. Day and Evening Sessions. Careful and thorough inatruction in the Common English Branches, Book-Keeping, Short-band, Higher Arithmetic. Algo- bra. Geometry, Latin aid Greek. BURTON MA- CAFEE, A. M..’Principal, Washington, D, C.aul5-3m NPPHE Boys’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL, Win open Sepfemiber 10, f6es IN theNorth Session r 10, in the "North § Room of De Sun ‘land’s Church, “aig street, The pupils of this schc take high stand in the various Institutions of the land. Mr: Hunt may be addressed through lock box 635. aul3-3m £28 9th street northwest, St Cloud Building, Good Machines For Kent, All kinds: epaired. 3728 NO MINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. “NO TNSOLENT agent to talk you to death, but the Finest Assort- iment of all the Leading Sewing Machines at yrices thas HIRTS.—DON'T FORGET THAT THE “MYSTERY” SHIKT is the best Shirt for 75 cents ever offered in this or any = try, being elegunily made of the very best P'This Shirt nas been sold in this market for ten Arid and thousands of our best citizens can testily to its eu~ no canvasser can Kenting, Repairing, &0, veriority, both as to quality and ht. MokiN AE ‘Only 75 cents for the my3 427 9th street. “MYSTERY” SHIRT, the best Atting and most unif tis beat at = form in quality of any Sold only at SUMMER RESORTS. NITED STATES HOTEL. ls woof ta? 3 in — City, N. J. SRE BENS. H. BROWN Je18-dtaug6&eodl6t, MEGINNISS", 1002 F street northwest. PIANOS AND ORGANS. auld WITHIN ©. SHORTIIDGE'S ACADEMY FOR Young Men and Boys, Media, Penn., 12 1niles from iladelphia. Schoo! year opens SEPTEMBER i2ra. Fired price covers every expense, even books, &c. NO extra charges. No incidental expenses. No examina- Hon for admission. | Thirteen experienced teachers, all men, and all graduates. Special opportunities for apt students to advance rapidly. Special drill for dull and backward boys. Patrons or students may select any studies or choose the regular English, Scientific, Busi- ness, Classical or Civil ingincering course. Students fitted at Media Academ: are now in Harvard, Yale and ten other Coll and Polytechnic Schools. A Physical and a Chemical boratory ; a fine Gymnasium and Ball Ground. 1,500 vols. added to Library in 1883. Apparatus oubiedin 1883. ‘Ten students sent to collézein 1883, A graduating class in Commercial Department in 1883. Media has seven churches and a temperance charter, which prohibits the sale of all intoxicating drinks. For new illustrated circular addreee the Principal and Pro- prietor, SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., (Har- vard University graduate, ) Media, Potin. “ihe Princ pal will be at the Riggs House THURSDAY, Au 30th, from 2 to 9 p.m. Some patrons of the Academy Gen. R. M. Reynolds, ‘Treasury departme:t; Col. 3. 8. Sinoot, 1423 K et.; Mr. C.W. Spofford, Riggs house; Mr. B. P: Suyder, National Savings Bank; Hon. 1. Davis, M.C.; F. 0. Dade, engineer U. 8."N.; Otis FL Preabrey, esq., 529 7th st.; Lieut. Com. H.C. White, U.S.N.i H. Hf Nichols, eaq., 66 Le Droit building: Mr, M. ‘t. Anderson, 1616 Q st.a.w.; Dr. A. L. Gihon, medical director U. 5. N. aul4-im EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, $100 N street, West Washington, Boarding and D: School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. | Thoroue! Collegiate Course, Special students in Music, French, and German. The twelfth year begins September 12) 1883. “For ciroulars apply to Principal, Miss LUCY STEPHENSON. au6-lm* ) STREET INSTITUTE, 603 F STREET NORTH- west, The course of atuay will commence Monday, September 3. Circulars at all the principal book and music stores. Students of elocution will please call at the Institute for particulars in that bran MRS. E, A. CHAMBERS, Principal. aniT VHURCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1215 Ciiiist: new. Filteenth year bovins Sent. 19. There ough instruction in English, French, Music, Drawing, &e. For oi ‘&6., apply to the Principal, Misa MaoLEOD. au27-1m 183 HILTON'S, ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 621 Vermont avenue, reopens Sep- ber 19th. ‘Thorough instruction in the Languages, Mathemat- ton Toeeata tad the Hetanceee ‘025-1m ‘T. JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Classical, Commercial aud Scientific’ Drawing and Phonography, and the French, German, Spanish, Ital- Kussian langnages taught in class or privately. Bludies reoumied MONDAY’ SEPTEMBER 8 1883. 026-30 BuO. TOBLAS, President. au 1. Je [oGE E'S SCHOOL et on r 2 198H, Ati110 LStreet Northwest. au 23-2m* LAW DEPARTMENT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Reopens Monday, Oct« 1st, 1883, atthe Lecture Rooms, 925 F street. Catalogues ean be obtained at Morri- son's, Parker's, Angiim’s and Adams’ Book Stores, or at the office of the treasurer, F. J. Lavender, 4805s Louisians avenue. New students can obtain informa- tion or enter at the office of ‘W.J. NEWTON, Seoretary of the Faculty, 8u23-2m 810 F Street. PECIAL INSTRUCTION. ‘Thoroug! Insiraction will be § orey tan Years rely who ee oF “profession. 1301 ‘Corcoran street. s8u23-1m [ASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUT! | lege so Ty a of PF or Olrcutarnappip es tie institute “i0is and 1097 ‘12th atrest north aul-3m S8ON8.—CLASSES REOPEN SEP- Fiizaveriste a 5 Food pepaunciation, ip one term by my new Euphonic Pystem. of all les at moderate rates. At 3: pee ae soos vand Chil a Nine for ih See ns Gece reenact GPLLE ¥. PRUDHOMME, 1838 K ot. n.w. sul? JNEW Niaur son0vt For Bors. "(1588 1 STREET NORTHWEST, English branches, Penmanship (rapid business- hand), Book-keeping, Sbort-band, and Frenon for $5 "TES cepans—s HOME ee eR po ee es Toe Iven to Dg Men anc to fit iy 28) OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY BU SPLING, MD, REOPENS SEPTEMBER itn. ‘or circulars, &c., address aul3-Im_ HENRY ©. HALLOWELL, A.M. GONZAGA COLLEGE, 47 18TREET NORTHWEST. One year ago I advertised our College as an insti- tation to which parents mughtsend their sons in the ful ‘assurance of having them well taught and trained. This year I can speak in the name of those parents whol trusted my promise and guarantee a continuance of the same splendid opportunities. Our professors are skill- ful and devoted to their work, and our students show already the influence of their training. The Classical and Commercial Cocrses are supplemented by instrac- fron in German, Phonography and Setiay Tactics by teachers who afe of high standing in ‘espoctive departments. ‘These, advantages entail no, additional expense, Zhe object of the Military Drill is to secure grace and ease of movementand to afford a means of healthful bodily exercise. Parents may safely trust my promiige when I tell them that ‘Gonzaga College will thorough education for their children." eugre, $0 Per quarter, in advance. “School Reopens ‘aué-Im* INO. J. MURPHY, President. Vilshed in 1064 and improved: pearly. ocoupies ope fous, handsome and commedions ballaia ‘Lingoin fall bullding, corner 9th and D streets nw, Trainin for sons and daushters for real life, for self-support, use- fines and honorable independence. College ‘office open for reception and re istration of students Auxust Dre Recular day and eventug resstons resumed MON- DAY, Sept. 8. “Course of tua x ‘Business Calculations, 2 ble entry, Baniness ‘Morale: 1d. Phon . none the sttgent ia Bank, vests ‘sessions, Monday, to.8:30 p.m. nm, “Tuition Feee—D: pee) Ee Geodone scholarship, in $50: quarter, on Bi; by the monks ‘New Iilustrated Annual sent by nail on HENRY Paee B Gt RENCE, ARFIELD iDER ‘TEN—PRIMARY AND Gevermalscnoa iat) 'F droctaorthwent REOPENS ‘Kindergarten 9 a.m. to 2:30 p. , Thureday OCTOBER ier. CApply for Gstalogua, afta suzl-sm ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal. BOOKKEEPING—-ONE MONTH GUAR- ‘aith poumseastiny Ste ; ‘AN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG a vantages; ‘ev. eee JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager. FGIEE EAPASETTE, CAPE MAY, X.J.. OPEN! the Cuauxcey J. Rezo fievai brash: elewantly farnlabod ot ‘clexantly furnished: . Offers the following Special Bargains in ae te rime, $8.60 and $4.00. nd S1A808 AAD ORGANS. AZLEWOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD.¢ no dost 50 acres of lawn and the Snest Ting in themouutains. For particulars ad- areas dirs. JAMES P-L ‘WIS. orJ. P. LEWIS, P. 0. a 1534 T street. ‘iy CABIN JOuN BRIDGE HOTEL @. 0. ‘Montgomery county, Md.); seven mile@/ from Washington on Conduit road: the finestde y enforced ;LARGES: No. 1.—A:Donble Round, elaborately finished Rose- wood Square Grand Piano, made by Wm. Kuabe & + 0., at a cost or #850, property of an ex-Senator, used very little, and without a scratch. Price ouly $290. No. 274 Superb Upright, in ‘handsome’ ebonized case, "used four mouths, nuado by the Jeadin Boston maniufactnrer, hes no mipericr. Original price 1,000. fa rarty leaving the city at $300, No. 3.—A full 7-octave Kos:wood Fiano, carved lees, @rive from city prietios stris Seen Gane Rood as new, used three months by | STONE ARCH IN THE WOLD on adjoining No. 4.Full T-oct. Piano, with overstrung base,made | _1S4-4m by Marshall & Frauver, of Albany, N. ¥., and worth = #550, offered at $123, . 5, —An elexant 7-4soct. 3-stringed Cabinet Grand no (new), offered by manufacturers at $175. yuine F, Beatty, $125; 27 Stoop uperior Organ in 6 octaves, by J. Esty & No, &.—Special prices in the matchless Shoninger Cymbella Organs, the only ot containing a com- ie chime of bells; sold on $9 monthly vaymiente: C. J. REED, an20 453 7th street northwest. ~ FINANCIAL. Howe Isvesraesz. GILMORE MICA MINING CO. ‘Ofter For Salo $5,000 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS, These Bonds have four years to run, beariue 4 el cent an Tuaraiiteed and payable quarterly. Lach purchaser of « $100 Tuned recotvos an Keune 109 Shares of the Capital ~tock, full paid, non-amsemable. gg heamount Oflered. belive Liuited, early aipiication desirable. Send for prospectis, or apply fo intormstion, eitser at dio Uaioe of the Company, 663 strect northwest, or = ADAMS & ©O., 629 F street northwest. HIGH ore Piasos.p XCELLENCE, CELEBRATED FOR BKItLIANCY OF TONE AND DURABILIT SINGING QUALITY UNRIVALED, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL — Samples of Plate Mica and Mica in the roucl can be FACTORY PRICES_EASY PAYMENTS. even. ‘sus0-1mn BE Ry their old instruments, and can be APAMS & CO., ERINER ailing BaANCH FACTORY WAREROOME, BANKERS & BROKERS, 427 10th street northwest, us “ay ALLET DAVIS & CO."8 PIANOS. — BAR- gains in thoce wonderfully perfect inetra Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PE- ments will be given in all cash sales before Jul TROLEUM, either for cash or on margin. 10th. Now is your time. | Elewant stock now open at 811 9th street northwest. ‘We offer small lot ‘my26-00 H. L. SUMNER, In charge. mow. aS EANOS POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDE, BR otrvarious snakes for sule aad rent at ‘with or without Btock. auced prices. Win. Knabe & Co.'s world fowned Pianos. “Tuning and Repairing. Piance. INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUB ‘Lith atreet, above Pa. ave. CHASED TO OKDER ON COMMISSION. TAN EET MUS®: Correspondence. All information cheer ‘PIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSH ce apes an ee STECK & CO. PIANO, SELL UL DP, 0. BONDS; ‘The Most Perfect Piano Made. But VASin’. Gabifonr ana abt Gabe at EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. Deposits recetved eubject to cheek. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Seman ole on instalments, rented or ex- 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET. ‘Managing partner of the late firm Filis a ‘We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various olty securities, and are prepared at ali times to auswer inqui- ies regarding same, HARRY C. TOWERS & 00., BANKELS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, ‘& Co. my31 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, PPS cocoa Srock Tsxecuara Wms E BREAKFAST. Parare T Ww GRATEFUL—COMFORTING SETWEER “*By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which rorern the operations of Gigestion and nutrition, andy | WasINGTOX, KEW YORK AND RICHMOND, fests com Ar ss provided’ our i ter tod see Hiapareis cube = Hw. H. DODGR, ‘Made simply with boiling water or milk. ‘bela in tins, (only 4-1. and Ib. ), by Grocers, labeled. JAMES EPPS & OO., 16-m,taka_Homeovatnio Chemisty, London. Ens. _ Tar Rios Fiz [xevnance Courany, i i I iH i il on. Cae gonial SRSA CREO EE een; Reman eS BSE Sc ae