Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAK WEDNESDAY. —= LOCAL MENTION. The Weather, Orrics oF THA Curse SIGNAL OFrr:cen, Wasntveron, D. C., Sept. 5, 1883, 9:3) un. ‘ gland and the mi idle Atl intic states I ralas, tohowed by cooler tale weather, north to west winds, snd rising barom-ter. SCIAL BULLSTIN—COOLER AND PAIR WEATHER TO- MORREW. Cooler and fair weather is indicated for New Eogland and the middle states on Tuur.day, wSeptember 5. 156i. L's Ice C 4 anywhere out of Dee, mate from the pura juices of ander’s, No. 911 7th street tiay by Amz Berry act. | of the SubsUtullon of a trus- | 1a has mad? an assign F. nis store wid eff ‘ rts voutheast, for the be: | CITY AND DISTRICT. Ss Amusements, &c., To-night. National ‘THeaTes.—Barlow, Wiison & Co.'s Mias:rels Assek's Sten GaxpEN.—Vocal and Iastru- mental Convert. Dutven’s Summen Gaupen.—Music and Variety. Dive NUsEUM.—Novelt.es and Pantomime. a Condensed Locals. Street lamns will be lgated at 7:00 pm. and ngnisied @ummaxes av-faxt the B. & P. raitroad compaay, ela ming $10,000 to his property, 981, 983 and 935 Mary katid avenue southwest. Mr. Ernest Lo Mize writes that the -piente from Wheeh Lawrence and his sister were re- turning When a a Monday nisht was not Leld at its (Lo M-1's) garden. Michel Siveugn, alas Sheeny Mike, who was arrested in New York tor robberies co:umitted ‘pb thiseity, h da writ of habeas corpus eront din bis bebial: by Judge Brown, o: the United Stites court, in New Yors yesterday, on Which he will be arraigned io A correspond-nt writes that the hydrant corner Of 155, and E streets northwest has been out of Te (6 lhe past tree month The Capital € z pted the in- “Balt YWext Tueslay and tke part in tion of the comm tee to visit thar ¢ Ube festivities. Wh. in Ford, of 1 Ine ¢ bigh dow shi» Oud Fe Wears « ani 8 M street, was stand- wus OUL Of the Wine ighUly in the leg. lows report that a young main wh a> Minuet suttand av. 0 Ul 5 F-Lews toNerola. He bes, it is § y (rou quite a number and tons Were present from all Army posts of the city. The con ungements Was composed of Ari hatrmin, F. W. Cole, J. F. Weber, J. G. Morrisou ana W. List evening a ore driven by Dr. E. B. Bliss took tight While pasdng over the Aqueuact bridge and upset the buggy, throwing Un: doctor a bot. out. Mrs. Bliss was silgatiy ia- hurt. ed, Was fined $25 i0r carrying a e wife of Mr. Sam! el S. Shedd, the weil-kuown d list ev. A Lively Row in a Street Caz. ‘FWo WHITE MEN, AIDED BY THREE MARINES, CAUSE CONSTRRNATION IN A COLORED PICNIC FARTY— THE WHONG MAN STIRRED UP—COLORED WOMEN SEEK SAFETY BY JUMPING OUT OF THE WINDOWS. Aout 12:45 o'clock last night, as car No. 47, of the Washington and Georgetown line, neared the Baval monument at the foot of the Capitol, a des- Derate Myiit took place between the white and the jored passengers, Samuel Fry, the conductor, Stated to a STAR reporter th’s morning that bis car was the list running to the navy yard last nicht, and he took In a large crowd of cofpre.l peo- Ie at 17th street, who were on their way home roma picnic at Van Ns3 garden. ‘There were nix white passengers out of a loa of sixty- f. When he nearad is street and the ay- e two wulte mea were stunding in the front rLof the car, and jut opposite them was | one colored girl sitting in the lap of another. ‘The car jolted and threw one of the white mn eguinst the colored girl, and she called to her escort for protection. "The gallant esrort went for the white man in good puzilistic style, but sud- denly discovered that he had tackled a John L. Sullivan tn disguise. He was promptly knocked cut—ot the car—in one round. The fight then b came general between the two white men, aided by thes marines, who fougit valorously, and the colored people. "There was great excitement for A while, the whites, apparently, getting the best of It, as ‘they stcoz their ground, and mada thelr opponents fly cut of the windows and doors 1b great confusion. Just as they got the car pretty wei) cleare t,th» members of trick A of the fre a2- partment and a body of police returning from a ire, Doarde:t the car to render any assistance that Was nee:ssiry, but their services were not needed. ‘The pollce could not tetl who raised or took part in the fight, and s0 no arrests were made. The bottom of the car was strewn with buttons torn off tae women’s clotaes as thev st~pped out of the Windows. ‘The conductor and driver are still per- plexed to know Who their two pugilistic passen- gers were. ae A Cap Recerriow will be tendered Mrs. Clara L. Rosch, president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, by the members of that or- anization, this evening, from 8 to 11, at Temple fel headquarters. A delighttul time is antici- pa: Assovvrery Pore. RRR 00 yz ef A L RR OO BA £ BR 88 Yo wk RE oo ¥ a4 4 LLL FBR A K K It XN N GGG Eos AA KK WNNN G G BBB AA KK ff NNN G BS AAA KK Ii NNN G Gi bbb 4 4K K UN NN OG PPP 00 W W WHDDD FEE RRR P PO OWWWWD DE ROR PrP © O WWWWD DEE RRR PR 08.0 WWWW D Dk RR. P oo w W bDpD EKER R.. This powder never varies, A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Boxat Bax- 1xe Powzn Co., 106 Wall strect, N.Y, aps Gaeat Sacurtce I. Crorasxa AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, hackman, was finel $10 in the Court Cals afternoon for seriously assauidns Mack, by siruciug him on the AVION FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. uniner Vacation fs almost over, and prepa- * being made In al the educational In- tons to begin the new scholastic year. Seve era! schools oper on Monday, and duriug the next two or three we all of them will be fully Parents and guardiins at Loewe, returning home from summe Where they will send Uh ool durlug the coming year, will to their edvantace to consult tie adverts nS Of THe Stak Spectal mention wil of the educational adyerisements in turn in the news columns of the paper, thus ur- OF who are Tesorts undecided etsildren to Bnd Dishing its readers a double educational atreciory. Donald, the widowed deughte:-1u- McDonald, of India Te- erntly re-lned a plessant position fa the bureau Of education to establish a scheol tor giris in this city. Miss Eliis, a texelier of many years’ stand- ing, Wo has also b-en in one of the departments, Will be a-soctated with her. The school buitdi Which 15 new. fs located at the corn-r of 17h st and Massachusetts avenue. A tuorouch English and clas-ical course, with special advant.ges, Is offered in French and music. To the Froebel kin- dergarten system Will be added daily oral Instruc- tion in French. For elreulars and informastion of address the principals at 1623 N street. Norwood Institute at No. 1212 and 1214 14th 1, (circle,) will begin {ts session on September Under the d.reetion of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Cabell and a corps of twelve instru tors. A 1 cls-teal and sh course, inclu sing the Sclences, a complte mastery of French ¢h, and Instruction In the htzhest vrades at drawing and painting are offered, While special at entiou ts given to tie preparatory class's Mr, Cabell is endorsed by teachers and T> of eminence throushout Uh: counter AN OF great Worth and posses e talents of ahigh orue’.” ‘Tue | Buool Was a great success last year. and {ts patrors will return t As will be seen by fol i Ins itute and Kinderg: iueted by 5 Gates and Boyden, © d_by acorps P tent teschers, opens’ on the 17un fst, in rg KL comuiodious Dullding voriuerst Of Ist and A stre-ts -ontneist. 1 growin s Dus feimoval trom its former more lim: popelirliy of ution nee ments ou 31 street, to the exeepuionall adapt d rooms ta ti? corner building of what tn Gute bein Canes Was known as “Duil Geeen’s Row,” fronting the Capitol Park, wiih the two tay TailWys on elther stile and H-rdics Pussius the door. This location makes the school Oue of “the most 1b.e trom ull parts or the e:ty,while the addiilonal factiities whieh Uie tnstl- tu‘ion In its new quarters enjoys will, no doubt, 1 its eflicteucy and largely add ‘Ww Its patron- ‘The Mount Vernon Seminary, located at 1017 and 2100 M street northwest, enters upon Its nintu year pduesday. Sptember 26 with Mis J. Elay ipa The "English, classical, 4 courses, tue instruction In ive art and p mg and BUS of most excellent pro- ad the same high standard of fori theretore, be maintained through th: lassteal course prepares for the senior inary or for entrance into Smith, Sout and Weltesiey. Mrs. M. Stevens Hurt ts In charge of the clisses of elocution, while the vocal Adusic Is under the direction of Madame Kaspar. Prof. Burton Macafee will reopen bls Arl.ngton Acace y, a the Corcoran Buliding, on September Lis is a select school for boys and youn: nd hus day and evening sessions. Curerul ngu Instruction is furnished in the com- ish branches, book -keey ping, short-hand, Fartumetic, Algebra and Latlo «nd Greek’ Tuls school made’a good record last year. * long tablished and thoroughly known p Institute, on 14th street, opposite Frank- Te, begins its session on September 12, th B. rincipat. As a select and mathematl setrool for boys this institution bas been Very success(uL Mr. Youug has turned out some of the best scholars in the allterm of the private English and classt- of Caarles E Hilton, as principal, will ‘Tuesday next at 405 Eist Capitol street. S-ucents are prepared at tis school for any ool- ke weatifle scnool, clvid service «xaminatio Ss Even classes are formed and pi uction 1s given to both boys and girls. A @ number of pupils are recetwed tuto the family of the prineip.l, who will receive careful attention. T Ss school’ bas been well pitrovized ani wannly cor decd tn former sessions. ‘The boy+’ classic. and high school, with J. W. Hunt as principal wiil open September 10th in the horth sesso0 row of Dr. Sunderlaud’s church, on | 4% street, near C street northwest. The pupils of This school have taken a high rank in the institu. Mons of the land, Wuleh Is Its most fituiny testime- | Bisl Mr. Hunt may be addressed through P. U. iock Dox 535. Some of the highest graduates at West Point and Annapolis have been those prepared by Prot Fiyno. a private tutor, who bas een for many yeurs located at the corner of Sih and K streets Rorthwest. He Instructs in mathematics, Litin and Greek, French, German and English, ahd pre ares pupils for the United States military and Raval acadvmuies, tor college and for competitive examinations. Ht- has evening classes in arith Melic, bookkeeping, grammar, penmanship, bis tory, geography and spelling. _ A Wasmxctox Doo’s Fiaut ix tie Wesr. ox fizht for $2,000 a side took place at Hessville, Ind., yesterday, between a Chicago brindl- female bulldog named ’Fiora, and King, a white buiklog, recently from Washington. ‘Tue dogs were about evenly matched, fought until both were nearly exousted. ‘The handler ot Ring attempted to litt his dog-up and Flora set her teeth in the Washington dogs neck, but lunmediately let go. ‘The owner of Flora ciatmed the fight on the found toat, Ring's handler ited the doz while ra had hold. The referee decided in his favor, the crowd was discatisfied. They claimed —— Wasbington dog would have wa toe SS Margtacr Licenses. —The clerk of the court has issued marriage licenses to George C. Way. of “, and Addie Hamman; W. H. Buller Being determined to make a Clean Sweep of the Entire Stock of Fine Clothing, previous to making alterations, Prices have been cut down regard- Jess of cost or value on PANTS, WIIITE AND FANCY VESTS, CASSIMERE SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, YACHT CLOTH SUITS, SERGE SvUITS, SPERSUCKER SUITS, BLACK CLUTH AND DIAGONAL 8UITS, BOYS sUris, CHILDREN’S SUITS, ODD FLANNEL COATS, UN'S CLOTH COA™8, ALPACA COATS, .__ LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS, GOSSIMER COATS, OFFICE COATS. Our Motto: No trouble toshow goods. Eatisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers, at the MISFIT STORE, TENTH axp F STREETS. ‘Be sure and come to corner 10th and F streets. 8017 Fa Ovexisa or CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS, 800 NEW STYLES ALL GRADES, Brusse’a Carpet. Brussels Carre Brunseis Corpet, new sty ee, Bru-se's Carpet, new sty es. Brussels Carpet, new styles, Ingram Carpets Ingrain Carpets. Ingrain Carpets, Tnzrein Carpets, luxrain ¢ Inwrain ¢ i) r62 at nites conta! ewed and laid, 8 er £200 81, 899, cM. TOWSOYW, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Tr Eare ‘Wene a Frtoxy, COULD NOT BE MORE TERRIBLY PUNISHED BY THE TORTURES OF INDIG¢STION. WHY ENDURE THEM? EVERY DYSPEPTIC KNOWS, OR OUGHT TO KNOW, THAT TARKANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZEH APERIENT 18 ASPE- CIFIC FOR THE COMPLAINT. WHY THEN SUF- FER? IT 18 SHEER FOLLY, SOLD bY ALL DRUGGISTS. z vepl CITY ITEMS. Galvano-Magnetic Treatment or Disease. SATISPACTION GUARANTEED OR AMOUNT PAID FOR ‘TRRATMENT REFUNDED THR PATIENT. IN SUCCESSFUL OPKRATION IN BALTIMORE, MD., DURING Past TWO YEARS. BRANCH OFFice, EMBRACING ALL THR ADVAN- ‘TAGES OF Home OFFics, Now Oren Daly aT 922) F street n. w., Washington. Office Hours from 8 to 12a. m.,and 2to 8pm, ‘Sundays excepted. Consultation Free at Office or Home of Patient. Catlor send for pamphlets containing over one hun- dred testimonials uf cures of citizens of Balti- ‘more, covering the entire range of nerve and otherwise incurable diseases. See morning National Republican and Baltimore ‘Sun tor daily announcement of cures of chronic diseases, Washington office, 92234 F st. n.w. WE. Ai msteim, S17 7th Street N.W. Offers tor to-morrow only, the following immense bargains: 2.qt. Porcelain ined pipkins 190, 8 qt. 24tc., age We. ynze figure or fan-y vaso lamp3 %c. Fancy walter and 3 doz. wine glasses 80¢. Chopping bowl and knives lic. sieves 10c. Champton flour steves 2qt. covered saucepan 8e., Bat. 12s. Gt, 16c.. 6 at. #e. &%, silt Band cups z. butter plates foc. Large dust pan ‘and brush 1éc. Blacklog ‘brush. and box lacking 10c. Just received ten crates of decorated Ware which will be sold at sianpntering. prices, Parties wishing to match any decorated goods they have will do well to call. Summer Situations. You are in acaroronsh'pboard: You want to get right along on your trip without interruption or danger from changes of temperature, water, tood. ou are at the sea-shore, You want to enjoy yourself without the drawback of summer complaints from over eating, imprudent bathing, and the myriad of ittleexeesses which are almost inseparable from sea-side life.- You ate on the mountains, and don’t want a check on your spirits by rheumatic orcrampy conditions, You are in the fleld, and don’t. want to stop work on account of water-colicor dysentery. You ure at home, ant don’t want yourseli or any of your family to suffer in stomach or bowel from “summer complica Uons, Certainly not. That is tne reason you always have a hottle of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer within reach, You know just ow touse it and What it willdo, and 1t avould b2 forgetfuloess or folly on your part to be caught without a specific which has aiways befriended you, No Need for Comptaint, But if you are fond of good Bread and Rolls call on your grocer for tha only g-nuine Compressed Yeast, made by Fleischmann & Co., successors to Gait, Fielschmann & Co., and be sure that our Yeust is bearing our signature, Fleischmann & Co., as our yeast Is not sold without our label un- der'nocircumstances Pe ae . ractory Depo' ith street 2 C. Denrkas, Agent. Dr. Miller’s Neuralgia Pills, ‘The best remedy known, Sold by all druggists. Prepared by Geo. J. Musser, cor. I and 10th sta, 2 ; AN tac Schoolboys, Anil those who have lett _sctiool go to Auerbach’s, corner 7th and H streets, for their hate, shirts, un derwear, neckties, collars, &c. Fine blue flannel shirts for men and boys. 4 fresh supply of those Boe. bicycle shirts, Not a Drink, not sold tn bar-rooms, but relluble, non-aleoholtc tonfe medicine, userul at all Umes, and in all sea- sons, 1s Brown's Iron Bitters. WALTERBORO, 8. C.—Dr. J. M. Klein says: _Brown's Iron ‘Bitters have given universal satis- faction.” Cosvexs, Ga.—Dr. W. H. Lee say3: “Brown’s Iron Bitters 18 good’ medicine, and many are using {t In this place.” Grape Juice for Communion. The grape crop of A. Spe*r’s vineyards last year was double that of any previous year, His vine- yards near Passale have so!ncreas'd that he Is able to keep a sto'k five to six years ahead. They have be: ome popular wines among the best, phy- stelins In New York, and largely used for coimn- muuion purposes and for Weak and aged persons, For sale by druggists. Too Late! Too Late! Too late now tor any one, Whatever may be his position or by whatever motive actuated, to attempt to throw any calumny or insinuate any- thing Injurtous to the fair tame of the Loulstana State Lottery, which, incorporated by the state of Louisiana in ' 1968, gives to the world renowned Charity Hospital at New Orleans, La., the princely sum of $1,000,000. and scatters millions broadcast from Nova Scola to Panama. Its monthly drawings take place on the second ‘Tues tay of each month (the 160ch on Sept 11), and Gens G. T. Beauregard, of La., and Jubal A Barly, of Va., attest over their own signatures the abso- lute fairness, strict Integrity, and entire good faith towards all parties of the drawings which are conducted entirely and solely by them, All information can be had cheerfully trom MA. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. on application. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltatc’ Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted witn nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteelig speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B—No tisk 13 incurred, a$ thirty days’ Ulal 1s al- lowed. ws Milwaukee Beer, de. a stovepipe—drawn from wood. u Kyi 1732 Penna. avenue, Motor Swan’s Worm Syrup. Infailible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for feverishnesy, restlesshess. woris, constipation, Be. 8 Milwaukee Heer, ce. a schooner—drawn from wood. wr Kwiei Penna. avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivéred in 3¢-1b, rd” prints, 5c. per lo. cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, er qt. Cream, 1c. pint, DENTISTRY. South Site. sepl-4m FE BB. E SCOT, Ds NIINT, WOULD RESPECT. ANTON LANNELS, 'y inform hie friends and patrons wi aon ivsume the practice of his profession at 1207 F street northwest on September first, a023-im* 10CENTS, 12 CENTS. ‘Aliwool ied Yuta Fane aS conte wool wii anne 3s centa. Medicated te) Flannel, 37 cis., 45 and 50 cts, Home Made Red Shsker Flannel. White Shaker Flannel, 25 cts., 37 eta. 60 cts, AJl Woot W hite Flaune!, 25 cents. Extra quality sheeting Cotton, 25 cents. Indigo, tiue Calico, new patterns. Ladirw’ Fiaunel Suiting, double width, 75 cents, B ue Black Cashmeres, 37, 50, 60, 25 cents. Blue Back Chudda Cioth,’62 cts., 75 cts. Black Cashmere Shawls, £2.00, $2.5, $3.00, &e. Couriauld’s + ane Crapes and Veils, Atl wool Fiann uiting, 25 cts. urkey Ked Table Linen, faxt -olore, Black V ave, Batius, aid Sika, WE ARE RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY. c. M. TOWSON, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side. Extra Rosoras FOR FRUIT AES a J. W. SCHAEFER'S, auls ‘NO, 1620 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. Tae Races Fine Txsunance Company, 1m BUILDINGS AND PEK=0 AL PR IN THE jl STMIUY OF COLUMBIA ONLY, Office, temporarily, 1001 F street, weet remove to their pur-anent quarters, Nor 1300 meee corapleted—abuut Sep- Porthwest as eoun aa repairs are 2M. W. BEVERIDG", President, WM. 3. THOMPSON, Vice President THOS HYDie ‘Ceendaror . f Teeth and a perfect ft. veth filled for $1. Extracting without pain, 60 cents. All operation: It. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 147" STREET NOKTH- D weet. Beautiful seta of yarranted. Jy5-6m* IDSA a SEAS ee, office and residence, hag reaumed| practior. rT omna dently recommend bins to my patrons and the public generally as a dentist vf undoubted ability. A CARMAN, Dentist, 1015 14th st.n.w. ETIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- \_ Rerted ately after extracting natural tect {ule splenaid sucowss.” Modern met and ekilinall Dentistry. Mc (eos. Seocly’ DR. DONNALLY: 1521 F street northwest. D's AXPALE PARSONS. Dawries, 428 “Ith street wrth Book Btore. Gold ‘Sines wouaky, Gens ven day” or night. e 15 KR. T. M. . DEN’ ¥ 5 MM. ZALEOEY. rast No. 437 oe its branches. Teeth $7 perset. All work war- ranted. Ld SPECIALTIES. R. ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFI- dential Consulting Physician for Ladies and Gen- Hemen. Twenty years experience, Every Weduesday and Saturday, from 2 to9 p.m., at 456 C street north- ‘West. Honorable and ecientitic treatment guarantecd. Main office, 30 North Liberty street, Baltimore, Md. au27-sm_ MY4E2P0OKE, TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All bust siden tial. x Bemen 60" canta enc” 408 Le atte mathead th streets nortn west yela-lae* ee prorsee Yous Fuus anv WINTER CLOTH ING 4GAINST THE BAVAGES OF MOTH, KEFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 8c, PER POUND. L. C. BISHOP, Drusrist, 809th street. corner H street northwest, New Horex Laraverre, PHILADELPHIA, Location unsurpaseed; newly furnished and im- ith 300 Latins rte rooms, offers attractions superior to an22-wks, 26 LL, U. MALTBY, Proprietor. To Owners Or Macueny. apl9 ¢ EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. NOzWoun 1x: Beor. L. @. Marini, OF BA ‘Mir. avd Mrs. W. D. CABELL, rR, Eatin wad Mathematica: irieon, hase Drawius and Decorative Arti the beac :nstruction. SESSION 1883-04. \CHERS, Dancin. In branches ‘provided. Ht HOWAKD The LAW DEPARTMENT opens & Addcess FROF. BF LEIGHTON, ‘UNIVERSITY, ‘Circtlare of the MEDICAL, PHATMACEUTIC, and DENTAL DEPARTMENTS are ready for tion, Adarees PROF. C, B. PULVIS, M.D., Secretary, 1418 13th street, * } mber 15. © 482 Louis- The NORMAL PREPARATORY COLLEGE and THEOLLGICAL DEPAXTMENT opens September 2th. Addr-rs J. B. JOHNSON, Secretary. sep5-1ut A GaN FoR Toone panies po Ge AGREMY OF THE VISITATION, Ladies and Little Girls, Connecticut avenae and 1. on Mras ei cha Ue Aeterna ree seme : § ‘mum! - weekly boarders will be received, as well as au wie 2m FOR YOUNG BE 12, 1883. Distinct Courses of Study and Guverament. Separate Buildings. 1e Tuanageraents For fat information ad. ‘M. JELLY, D. D., President, sew Windsor, Ma. 3528-aew2m 17, at_ 929 6th ‘ATIONAL K(NDEUGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOR Primary and Adwane-d C:asses reopens September of Mt. Vernon Square. ‘treet, corer OLUOCK. Prinelpal, Ticket ‘Will be given out at 10 to 12 and from 3 et expected to enter thei struction given, Septem in St. George’ tember 10, in St. Gr ‘childten under at the all Thureday and: fod ciock. First lecture to mothers and nurses given by Mrs. LOU: TSE POLI-OCK. Wednesday, October 10, at 3 o'clock, to continue each Wednesday at the same hour and place. Mr LOUISE eepe-1m N22 EINDERGARTEN SRAINING SCHOOL, in st. George's Hall, 610 11th street northw: s aep-6w ENSOAR: rs ERGARTEN REOPENS 2 10, in Gt eorgere Hall G10 Lith street rears of ae iday from Parents of means are children. No Fy in- primary in ROWN'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ROOM 7, itiey building, southeast corner 9th northwest Youn, practical amanuengis and and E streets ladies and gentlemen fittet for received ct any time. ‘work. Pupils 6m ef Corcoran. school For circulars, &e. A’ dancini SELECT SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN will open SEPIEMBER 17TH on 13th st cisas in connection w: be organized October Ist. ‘Terms moderate. foot the to Misses BAKNES and sep5-2w BLATH, pringipais, 1520 10th street nw. .‘Thorony Mechanical ‘sep5-1m* ‘Open Zor its fourteenth annual ression Sept. ‘h instruction in drawing and painting wing. Prof Charles Sch:aar. Aisha, 1318 I ST. N.W. OPV. FRANKLIN rk. I. ‘Mrs. 8. E. FULLE«, Principal. zie Conse: Organ and Harn furwon; rvatory of M ILLIAM WALDECKEN (GRADUATE OF THE Wis ratory of Musioh Teacher of Pinto. ‘Leaxons reaume . September 4th. sep4-1m Kes.dence, 1807 1th street northwest. Caron, Departments. ing and Languages, ten. Misses Boyden and eeventh annual session of this schoo! y SEPAEMBER 17TH, with enlirxet eccommodations F pupil, in the spacious building corner 1st and A sireeta eoutheast (facing Ha-t © @-ry sehool-rooms; ample instructions in all grades. Kindergarten and Academic juperior advantayes in Music, Draw- INS1ITUTE AND KINDERGAR- “6, y play-ground, &e. Principal ‘opens MONDAY. pitol Pack). ‘The Larve, ‘Thorough Foz Catalornes and further information apply to Principals, atthe School building, 20 Ist street south- east, or at 22 3 street scutheast. eep4-2m iE WEST of Music, J. P. tern. £ COLUMBI the rooms of the F treet. Otis T. Mi Professor of Fre School 3p. m., and at the W, nortiwces, and oe co Bees “4 eae reet norihwest., For uformat ob concerning Deparnnenta, add-ess Dr. JAM. ~ C. WELLING, 1530 sth i ue: Laat PLR RIPE NN are sed in the new and commodious building, tree Horthwest. On. WEDNESDAY, SePTEMBicM 126, with the following 001 fason, A. Hunti: gion, 10. D. jon’ B.8., Sroleshor of Mathematics stractor in Mathematics, Greek and fon of candidates for ddmission wii be held in the i ptember 3d, from 98. m. uid. ne, after September, ease es ‘Or cata. oxues jorthwest, every eveniny m7 to 8. or further infor pene address the Principal at or further information either of the aboye name ifiel!, Mus. De ‘rapara:ory School of teachers: fessor of Latin: ot Howar tL. Principal's residen piaces. HING.ON GONSERVAY ORY, principal, is Bow open tor the reception of pupiin Zor the second beginning September 17. By order of the bozrd of directors. F. 8. BAKBAKIN, Secretary-sepstscp2L THE COLUMBIAN COLLIE GE OPENS SEPT. 12. JHE MEDICAL COLLVGE « PENS OCT. THE LAW sCHOUL UPENB OCT. 10. During the erection of the new University Building, the exercises of the Col exe proper will be conducted m 1335 H street Medical College, usin 1325 H Ph. D., Principal; the Rev. . 5 Protessor of Greek; the Ke D., Professor of | hetoric; Andrew P. Pro! 34. Howard Gore, ‘Anthony Janus, hing, A.M. Tne tin. | Examia- ve se4-1m hichly recommen ed by Boys can remain during summer vacation. jyl1-was3m J. SHOKTLIDGE, Yale College, A.M.Prin. SEs YAULEY ACADEMY. WIN CHES- for University, Army, lary or Businons, > Dreparce fr \e MINOK dyl4-e&wam* ‘M. A. (University, Va.), LL.D. 185 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, MOET hs EAI arate wt Address 994 K street northwest. “eu 3. W. FLYNN, A.M, PRIVATE e &. W. Cor. ian stretr north weet. fous." Terins ii aavanse, 'VENING CLASSES. A MONTH. Arithmetic, Bookke r. EI bia @ tana US ia a WASHINGTON SCHOOL oF PHONOGRAPHY AND TYPE-WRITING REOPENS SEPTEMBEK 17rH, 1883. SHORTHAND ciasses will meet each evening at 6:80. tergivate instruction given by « thorouxh and practical r. ‘Special course of twelve lessons for active phonogra- tndenta furnished with Text-books, y-booka, Blank-booke, Dictionaries, Periodicals and other Pho- Nographic mater:ais, 'YPE-WKITING lessons given at any hour of the day or evening. Use of writing machine oue hour with each lesson. Writing Macnines, l'ibbons, Linen Paper and other supplies at lowest prices to etrdenta. au22__ J. A. WHI COMB, 927 I street northwest. GPLOGETOWN COLLEGE, D.C. Schools in the Academic and Scientific Departments open THURSDAY, Seytember 13the 1383. Apply to Rev. JAMES A. DOONAN, 8.J,, GeorgetownCollece, D.C School of Medicine opens MONDAY, September 34, 1883. Apply to J. W. H. LOVEJOY, M. D., 900 12th street northwest, Washington, D. C, School of Law opens WEDNFSDAY, October 34, 1883. Apply to 8. M. YEATMAN, esq., 410 5th street north- west, Washington, D. ©. After October Ist, Georxe- town College Law Building, Washington, D. C. au?22 1m . WASERLFY SEMINARY, 1537 IST.N ing and Day School for Young Ladies ¥ mins, Sept. for tatziognen snd Drug ttoros of Panelpa', Mise LIP" CO} ROFESSOR ALEX. DE WOLOWSEI REOPENS his Musical Institute at 940 NEW YOKK AVENUE, for Singing and fiano Instruction by his remurk- aby short method. Part:es for Parlor Con erts, Operas &nd Orat rios will find their Mecca in Protes- Seare of prictica and trainiug yolees quickly €) the care ‘and training yolces quickly Othe fey Blshest caitare. ‘Ladies’ Beminaries attended : rn AVID 8. L. JOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR Master, 1117 10th street northwest. Private les- sons $1 per hour. Public voice classes fifty cents per month. au29-1m' SS, C FELLOWS, WILL OPEN THE THIRD ‘erm of her elect School for Boys and Gir.e MONDAY, september 34, in First Preab; 46 street near C norchwest. IRIENDS' SE Latree! NIN Mauda OT SCHOOL, ‘An Elemen‘ary and High between 18th and 19th -t eo! MONTH (sept. 3d.) Number of students iin- fed. Superior advantsges. Terms moderate, Appli- cation may be made any time at ecuooi rooms, from for both sexes. n.w., will open THOS, W. SIDWELL, Principat. INDERGAKTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE WI1H Model Kindergartens for the training of teachers, ceicht months’ couree), commences October 8h. tion, $100. Positions secured for those who are qi fied. For particulars apply after September Ist to the Principals, Mra, LOUISE POLLOCK, at the National Kindergarten, 929 8th street, or Misa SUSIk POL- LUCK, at the Fro! el Institute, 1127 13th st, au27-2m native, graduate of erences—! ish, Ital Saas ae ee graduate of Sorbonne University, Paris. Roustan, French Minister, . German, Mathematics, Latin, Greek and natural eciences, Address Star 0 tice. A PARIS."—FRENCH H. LARKUQUE, Mer- ‘Also, Span- seps-9t* ‘its. BURE, XN Bep3-eo6w* ‘Will reopen er schoo! MONDAY, BEPTEMB! 2478, ‘at 1308 H street northwest. RIVATE ENGLISH AND CLAS ICAL SCHOOL. No. 405 | asT CaPITOL STREET. CHARLES E. HILTON, A. M., Principal. ‘The Fall ‘erm of this school will open Se; tember 10, 1883. “Students fitted for any col exe, scientific school, civil service examinations, or Dunes. A luted number of pupils will be adiitte:t into the family of the Frincival, who will receive constant supervision, aud particular attention given to individual needs. Evening Classes will be formed, and private instruccdion .ven to both sexes. References furnished. aull-am wn 7 ihe Feo] 26, 27 wird 28, 1883. 1884, Full corps of OF. & MRS. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIE FRENCH, ENGLISH & CLAS ICAL SCHOOL for the reception of pu; ‘BOR BOYS, Istreet northy School year bexins October Ist, and closes ye 1st, J seeps. B SEPTEMBER ine Ist, Bt mn M Weilesle < ‘OUNT VERNON SEMINARY, 1017 and 1100 M street northwest, ‘Enters its Ninth year W DN! “ins. J. EDDY SOMERS, Principal. English Course—Complete, thorough and practical. Classical Course—Prepares for the Seminary, or for entrance into Smith, HI_ GION ESDAY, Sept 26, 1883. senior year of the Vassar and Freuch and German—Taught by the **Natural Meth- nge of Mra. M. Stevens Hare, Prin- cipal of the Washington School of Elocntion. ‘ocal Music—Directress, Madame Annis Roemer- od.” (Sauveur.) Elocution—In chat Kaspar. ‘Piano—Director, Professor Anton Gloetzner. Art—Drawinw and Painting—Director, Profe-sor 0.E. Messer, Director of the Washington Art School. 1 eoorative Art—Under the supervisi teachers. jon of competent sepl-3in, M my ‘16 VIF CH STR! 188 TACIE A. DANIEL, TEACHER OF VOCAL Muse. For particulars address, N.W. A ‘Opens At la: ~| PTEMB R12 Hy 30 = CHOOL FOR GIRLS AND LITTLE BUYS ' Principals. OLGA H after the 10ta of Sep ELB cit ACH-SPI REOP! r Kindergarten, 1135 17th stroct northwest, Mo_ DAY, OCTOBER Isr, 1883, Apply for ct. culars ROF. J. F. Piano, Organ, Vocal Music attention to bexifners as well as to pupil Wesurxerox, 904 Mra. M. ST: erms moderate, 741 7th street northwest. sep! tember. pep -lm* GERMUILLER. TEACHER OF d Harmony. Speci SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND “Enslish Lenguaze, ‘M street northwest. HAK’ Principal, Private aud class instruction day and evening, be- ginning September 10th. ctober Ist and 2d.6 p.m. Octoer 18 A ECIAL ADVANTAGES. on, und other or singing. pulnfui vocal defects overcome; ‘Teachers’ classes wul resume ral developme:it and culture of the voice for Stammering METHODS ENDURSED BY PROMINENT LOCAL PHYSICIANS. Practical Fng’ish taught by rapid end comprehensive methods. Terms made eral discount to min! ister and teachers, known upon application. Lib- ym "Ticmver sein Pour boarding papi whi boned, mber 26th ing pal rece Forterme ete-s apply t the Missks BURGESS Pan: cipale, 818 Connecticut avenue, sepl-3w" OUN1 VERNON INSTITUTE. ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1630 I STREET, ‘Will Reopen SEPTEMBER 26th. MBS. OC. W. PATRO, Principal. sepl-sm JPEN LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN EIGHTY consecutive conversations by. Address, Le Droit Park. ‘©. GINESI, sepl-2w* 4, FROEBEL INSTI) UT#—KINDENGALTEN ‘and “chool for primary and advanced grades, Misses POLLOCK and NORE principals. 12th, at 1127 13th et,, onesquare from Thomas circle. au30-in . 3. L, MOGEE'S SCHOOL ae Atil10 Litrect Northwest. _a023-2m* NEW NicuT scHOUL For Boys. 1538 I STEEET NORTHWEST. English brancbes, Penmanship (rapid business- hand), Book-keeping, Shart-hand, aud Frencn for 35 per month. aul6-1m PENCERIAN BUSINESS ished in 1864 and improved handsome ani corner 9th and sessions, Monday, eae L. E. C. COLLIERE, Principal. a commodious ae a ‘rangoln Halt Dsicers eters, Diviohe, confers fo suudents be registered and fully equipped 9 to 2:30 = Pp. ‘Day sessions, VRENCH AND i NGLISH FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG PADIES AND LITTLE Ls 1305 17th st., corner Massachusette ave., Wash., D.C., ‘Under the direction of Mrs. L. P. McDonalt and Miss Anna Eis, assisted by Prof. A. P. Montane, cepart- mert of Ancient Dr. J. P. Caulfield, de- partment of Music; le Barrenne, department ch; Miss Emma J. Rowe, Kindergartner, and a full corps of competent teachers. A thorough knglish and classical course, adventages offered in French and Music. Kindergarten system will be added daily ora) instruc- tion in French. "A limited number of young lad es re- ceived as Parlor Boarders. For circulars and informa- tion call upon or address the principais at 1623 » street with special ‘To Froebel's north ‘Washington. Asi Herdic will con’ 18 residing on Capi- tol Hl direct to the school aud revurne Jong ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE. he second sea-ion of the NO": WOOD INSTITUTE Opens -eptember 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Cabell, principas, agewiod by an able cory: of tweive inwiruc rs. A full C.assical and Fng ish cour including the Natural Sciences. Every facility is afforded for obtain= ing a compiete mastery cf the FRENCH and GERMAN ANOUAGES, "Instruct o. of hichest rade in Muse, Drawing and Painting. Special attention isgiven to the Pre Classes. For fu.l information addrese the 1212 and 1214 14th street (« ircie), Washing- Prmary Department for the’ scholastic Yeer, $50; incluimg French, $70. s S2~ Parents desiring it can have their children in- structed wholly through the medium of the French Language. aul5-Im A) oe : ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR UNG | ADIES, 621 Vermont avenue, reopens sep- tember 19th. ‘Thorough ‘instruction in the Languages, Math ies, Literature and the Sciences. au: JOHN'S COLL: GIATE INSTITUTE, ‘Vermont avenue, near § street. ‘Classical, Commercial a: Scientific. Drawing and Phonography, and the Fr.nch, German, Spanish, Ital- ian and ivussian lananawes taught iu clase or privately. Private lessons from 4 t119 Studies rea MONDAY, SEPTFMBER 3. 1883, au25-2W BuO. TOBIAS, President. PECIAL INSTRUOTIUN, ‘Thorough, practical Instruction will be given to ‘oung men and boys over ten years old, who wih to fit ihemeclves for auy'husluess or profession. Ouly, 20 upiis wanted. Circulars at book-stores. Inauire of GAUGE AIDS, 4.01, 1301 Concoran street, "suddc1m CSRCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1213 12th st. n.w. Fifteenth year bevins Sept. 19. Thor- ough instruction in Kngiish, French, Music, Drawing, ko Kor circulars, &c., apply to the Princip Mise EMERSON, INSTITUTE — SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL Ys. Fention begins September, 12, For circulars, ke., address |. B, LOUNG, Princ ya18-6m0 a Sta tith soreot. WITHIN 0. SHORTLIDGE’S ACADEMY FOR Se ‘Men and Boys, Media, Penn., 121uiles from ee tion tc on. Sikiriven ¢ teschers, ai jon, Men, and all gadustes, Special Speathasi gpportanitios fer apt student vance rapidly. Special drill for dull and Seienrd ove, ar ngilehe ‘selentife, Bus indents Yale an nat mn studies or choose the Chase Civils Bttol at Medis Ae Academy are now in ten other: ‘end Polytechnic nebools. A Physioal anda Chemical aborators : s Ape Gymnasium and Hall Goubled iy ‘Ten sindents sent to colleen 1883. edie has seven Guurches and temperance. charter. wi nhibite toe eale of all intosicatine drinks. For Tew illustrated olreular address the Principal and Pro- prietor, 5WITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE, A. M.. (Har- Fann b ore cern 2 Medlt, Jgu Abe kaa Sou trom 2 to 9pm: aD ary ee cee S<Binoot 1425 Hots Mr O.W. 8 ‘Riggs house Mr. B. P. Snyder, Nativnal Savings Hon... Davis, M.0.; F. . eer U. 5.5.3 Otis F. ‘eed. 629 7th af. ; i Conn, HG. Witte, Ae ake ae Imedtent director CAs Me ** auii-im EOKGETOWN OOLLEGIATE INSTT ‘3100 Gi West Washington. Bostding and hoo! for Young te Course. Special students m Music, French, snd German, The twelfth ‘year besiue ber 1 i860. ‘For circulate apply to Frincipal, LUG) STEPHENSON, 2u6-2m OCKLA iL FO! GIRL*, BRC? a Rory SEPTEMBER 17: ‘auld-im ” HUNBY 0, HALLOWELL. A.M. ARFL KINDEKGARTEN—PRIMARY AND G Norra Scheie eid Tinctesteee BtOPENS QUTOBER ier. Apply for Catalogue, after september au21-3m ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal. STUDIO AND PRIVATE LESSONS, WITH Miasches from rou Natnre, continue through Pencil and Stub Drawing, Water Color and Flowers, te [AY DEPARTMENT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Reopens Monday, Oct. Ist, 1883, atthe Lecture Rooms, 925 F strest. Catalogues can be obtained at Morri- con's, Parker's, Anglim's and Adams’ Book Stores, or at the office of the treasurer, F. J. Lavender, 480)5 ‘Louisiana avenue New students can obtain informa- tion or enter at the office of 5 W.d. NEWTON, Georetary of the Faculty, an28-2m 10 F Street. LAD! m= = mazio: tid F i f = E| 3 Mzs. M. J. Hosr, 1209 F STREST, ‘Has now in stock ali the LATEST STYLES IN BONNETS AND BATS, For arly Fall Wear. ered M. Warns, PATTERN LACH TRIM! in the Common Enctish Branches, bra. , Latin ahd. Gree MAS CAFEE, A. M.."Principal, Washineton, D. C.anl5-3m Bo: - porter of R. MILLINERY | GooDa, a Ra Sa Pia Sa ROF. SHELDUN'S DA CING ACAD MY+ PENS: next aturdey, 8th inst., at 118 m. and 7:30 p.m. a = it disco: those jomine on that CORSE" AND CLOW date: “Prot Bathe hale 1008 F sireck, 9 to Sauig. | BATHING SUITA ne LOlH WARS, SULLE, Bend for circulate. __au8l-6m'| rene Treviey Paria. 907 Pennevivante avenne, ISS MARROVER’S SELECT +CHOOL FOR J offer all my Summer Suits and ‘Wrape at greatiy Young Ladies and Children will REOPEN SE?- | duced vrices, ~~ TEMBER Orn. For circulars call on or address Pein— cipal, 1723 H street northwest. A tew echoiars received. seo" HE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Tadies and Children, will: fe-op-n Reptem- : ‘teachers. OUGLASS', NINTH AND F STREETS._GEN. uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN “HIRT> ag RAWYRS, at $1.45 exch. ali sizes. ENGLISH LISI READ SLUTS all siien, at $i gach. ENGLISH ALRRIGGAN SHINTS, all sines, at GA UNDERWEAR, at 25c., 37e., J ia " 780. 41, ber 17ts with a full corpe of expcrienced. Aivcisee “Genuine PEPPEGRLE SEAN Dita For Cireulars apply at the Institute, 1023 and 1027 | CUT PANT-SHAPT, and in ‘the moat 12th street nord aul-Sm_ | manner all sizes,at Soc. exch, NAINSOOK FEATHE! ENCH LESSONS.—CLABSES RLOPEN SEP | (Ei@! all cach, ERGLIR BO tember 19th. A good pronunciation acquired in one Deweet demerns, at 80. term by my new Euphonic Sram. ‘Ciasses of ali COLLA! ‘and CUFFS. = ite rates. py le aboen. . Daily Kinderwarten for ‘obi deen at 1:30. Otaer morning and evening classes for ‘Der balf dosen. ons equi, Fivate tuition if M'LLE V. PRUD'HOMME, 1923 Ket. nw. ant? W SLEYAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES, tticrought inctruction’ home comforts end seareeevis ‘ddrees Hey. JOMN WILSON, os Frocident. DEY GOODS. M*®s ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, sare OORTERTE STREET MOREE. Mine appease GUINNIP’S, French Hand-made Underciothing, Merino Underweat 2 Ruert Imported Hower Patent Bhoulder Braces and Trem Reform Ggots. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTUWEST. | *#¢DCh) Corseta and Buxties. | The Porting Corset, for waich Mise HM. ts e wail oe pt, SA ber own make, Encasest X°E.— French, German and Franish spoken. PIANOS AND ORGANS. THE SEASON IS DECLINING, s — ANT 80 ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR L. WILD & Buo., ‘. 709 ith xtront northwest, Always offer Special Barynins to Cash Buyer for the SUMMER GOODS, As for instance: ‘We are now offering = manufacturer's stock of WHITE MULL TIES AT HALF PRICE. Note the prices: 8¢.. 10¢., 1lc., 12\c., 14¢., 15¢., 16c., 18c. and 20c.—positively worth twice the money. 500 DOZEN OF LADIES’ FANCY BORDERED Btieff, the Kranich & Tech land PIANOS ind Bark second hand, ments. and New dng: OKGAXS, ne but alco ell on easy install- Tuning and repairing faithfully attended to. sep Cusxcery J. Rizo ~ fava Offere the following Special Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS. | = Xo. 1.—A Double Round, elaborately finished Ros HANDEERCHIEPS ALSO AT HALF PRICK, | wood sguate rand Bante c by Win. Knabe Bo Sta cost or #850, proverty'cf an ex-remate wey sey ata gy . 0. 2A nuperd Upright, in bande $0 DOEEM OF BEM STITOHED, AND FAROK | So asa tom man ee ae ee ED, Manufacturer, has no. as oe inal price, $1,000, FROM 12¥0. UP. Oflred by nasty leavine the ly at $300, No. 3.—A full T-octave Kos -wood 0, carved legs, ee om eee oe Srcclerk, cffered for caxh at ¢ 5b." “ree monthe by SHETLAND, ZEPHYR AND “BREAKFAST SHOUL- | “No: a -ral'?-oct Plans, with overstrung bess, made DER" SHAWLS ‘Marshall & Frauver, of Albany, Ne Yn ana words ©. B—An elegant 7-300. 3-atringe Cabinet: ae Rone soot. Upedeht Piano Glew) fered Uy uaputectan mage soars Weed Dauiel F. Beatty, $125; 27 ‘only $00. .—A Superior Organ in Soctaves, by J. Katy & —Special in the itchlees Shoninger opie Obese pia -- Pad ; sold on $9 monthly naymenta, men REED, AT COST PRICE, In Blues, Reds, Pinks, Whites and Fancy Combinations. ‘We still continue to close out our stock of LADIEs' COTTON UNDERWEAR AT CO3T PRICE. Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED NIGHT DRESS at -30 commands attention, ae it ‘worth positively” ‘The Bargains we offer are genuine, and all visitors to our Stores go away satistied. 8, DAD OF EXCELLEN KILLIANCY OF TONE AND DUKABILIS RivaLrD. SINGING QUALITY U. WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL GUINNIP & CO., OlHLRS. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Tne By Tue Foretock. FACTORY PRICE-—EASY PAYMENTS. 08 auls ‘We give persons heving Ola Ss: *S PIANO WAKEROOMS. PIANOS coe} me. ay ey pot in Tithatrect; above Pa: avon Z ps0, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. TtANO, The Most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Modium-priced Piano Manufectured. Wik + hobeacialpang KIMBALL ORGANS, a and Orrape sold on instalments, Tented oF @a- 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET. JUST RECEIVED, THREE CASES OF CLOTH SUITINGS, 5-€and 6-4. All the New and Desirable Shades. At Popular Prices, New invoice of Lupin’s COL'D CASHMERES, at Old ‘Prices—Svc. to $1 per yard, A Complete Line af 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 PEICE—PLAIN FIGURES, ‘The only —_— Managing rartner of the late fi m Ellis & Co. 43 seri scl ed FINANCIAL aud 903 MARKET SPACE. = = —= > > ME nN’ TMENT. Suzs, 37. Sinks, 0. Hour Tsvestaese, SILKS, 62. SILKS, 75. GILMORE MICA MINING 00. SILKS, 87. SILKS, $1. Ofter For Salo $5,000 FI"ST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS. ‘These Bonds have four years to run, bearing 4 per cent interest, wuarasteed aod payable quart-riy. iach purchaser of a $100 Bond receives as bonus 100 of the Capital tock, full paid, nou assessable. The awount offered being imited, early at fs desirabls. end for prospect. or apply for inform: tion, either at the Office of the Company, strect northwest, or ADAMS & ©0., 629 F surect northy Famples of Plate Mica and Mica in’ the rows son be seen. us0-Lm ‘We are selling excellent BLACK SILKS at $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Special Bargains. NUNS} VEILINGS, 42 inches wide, all pure wool, 3735. COLORED AND BLACK CASHMERES, all pure wool, double width, 375 DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, §2. ADAMS & 00, BANKERS & BROKERS, 620 F Sraeer, Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PE- BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure wool, $2. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, TROLEUN, either tor cash or on margin. all pure linen, 50. ‘We offer «mall lot WAMSUTTA AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD PO-TAL TELEGRAPH BONDS, WIDE (VEBY BEsT) BLEACHED COTTONS, 8%. | with or without Btock. CARTER'S, an20 711 MARKET SPACE. QBBTS.—DoNy FORG=t THAT THE “MYSTERY” SHIKT is the best Shirt for 75 cents ever ofered tu this or any other country, being elegantly INVESTMENT SECURITIFS ON HAND OR PUB- CHASED TO 0..DER ON COMMISSION. ‘We invite Correspondence. All information ebesr fclly given. aulT UY AND BELL U.S. GOV'T AND D, ©. BONDS; Als. WASH. C, GASLIGHT and ALL other Guy: Teposita receive’ eubject to check. e ara, | We pay SPECIAL attention toobtaining CORRECE and thoussnds of our best citizens can testiiy to its su- | and FELIABLE information regarding our variouscity date regarding sama, reborn HARRY C. TOWERS & 00., the best fitting and most uniform in quality of best ont ity of any shirt in the BANKEuS, BROKERS AND INSURANOR, ‘Bold only at INTIS, my3t 1420 F + TREET KOKTHWEST, aul5 1002 F street northwest. SEWING MAOHINES, &c. able OPENING OF . HF AMERICAN SEWING MA- CHINE OFFICE. In connection with the NEW QUEEN, we have secured the azency for the New Amer- Sewing Machines (‘oot and han ( ental on of the Am. WASHINGTON, NEW YORK aKD RICHMOND, H. H. DODGE, Xo, 7s or have them repaired and made equal to new. means try the new No. 7 tefore ma ai dust rescived = fresh OL QUELN Me. | Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought chines. “Wesell, rent and repair all kinds.” C- AUBIC. told on Commtasion, No, 539 l6rm STRELT, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) H™ YOU SEEN IT? ‘THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Broapwar, dew Yorum. An Kinde eer Soe INGTANT=¥' direct tons the Toston Nee eee |e Do eanvaneer can a SUMMER RESORTS. mys OTEL LAFAYEI13&, ae [3 ‘X.J.. OPENS PROFESSIONAL. pee chs sah tpat |aSY FE T ay ee geaye 45p BILDRETE Yroprimor. “MOSES aeBa Evers bene teeta ay a ery ord. P, LEWIB. P. 0. Gept., 1594 1 eee wet sis aad Ebony? $5 77e STREET, BE ry ‘PEaces. . es poy Ssraxess ecuotts, rasa era. ws q 3 3