Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. September 21, ISNT. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather, Orrick OF THR CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasitineron, D. C., Sept. 21, 1583, 10 a.m. For the middie Atlantic states. falr weather to- ay, followed by local rains, easteriy wints be- corn’ ng variable, stationary oF a slight rise in tem- perature. SPECIAL Liat loeal r: ETIN—LOCAL RAINS INDICATED. send rtly clowly weather are Indiated for districts on the Atlantic coast on Sit Wdes, foliowet by clearing Weather irom Virgiula southward to Florida. Sg NKRtPT Sale oF Boors AND SHOES ing Gc. on the dotl.r; SI ppers, He. and u ring Heels, 87. 1's Solars iton, ‘o.11 Button § vat Bution, 87 “3 KL, wora-d button hole, $1.17; 5 Fine Cait Button Siioes, $1 Great Ba « xt “for nothing the advertising of extremely low price cement. ‘True economy Is rictissi by busing “wood goods at low price.” herefore. Hahn's reltable shoe house fs, as ever, the con‘er of attraction—Si6 7th street and 1922 Pennsylventa avenus. Every we sell 18 of soltd leather. L dies’ soit leather shors, 85. Our “Jurable” $1.25 “Oilvette” Lidte button, The “usr valed” $2 fine kK d or goat button. Our 62e., Te. and $1 sehool shoes a m ve vel of $1.25 and $1.50 dress gaiters and lac d laced and gatters. wed boots and yelock this morning, while Acting 5 ries and Priv ste Janifor were patrol ing 14 et. thal loud “Por story window of ¢ Coreoran street. fo the rescue ladies hid se Kenney nN € V.sitor was found: n was attracted by og from the second- pt. Kennington’. residence on The off iminedi tely amd were informed Uhat one of the Tin the house. Oitcer m1 the house was thor- but no trace of the midnight On SatuRpiy Ah nisome souventr will be presented to each Customer at ine Fawiry Sno Srori OUR 32.00 Kita the best and chi Wu street. Ove $2 Shoe beats Shoe Store, nzlish Walking ed, at the Famlly nythin 08 PREFECTLY IMMENSE. Our luties tae kid button shoes, at $1.50 and $2. r soltd school s! nuiie F Kid, Fane =tioes; all the sdles house Suppers, at 15 fine dress shoes, for gents and bo! ats fine shoes in lace or button, All must be seen, aS they are the best vaine in the city. SHFIMER & BRO, 3151 M street, A stret on. Positively will be cl TS. Samstag will retfre frota business, E. Newton, Auctioneer. 803 7th AUCTION To-moRKow, No. 720 Simsiag millinery store Out, as) ‘Rhe Unton Veteran Corps Banquet. TEST:MONIAL TO THE HONORARY MEMBERS OF CAPT. ‘THOMASON’S COMMAND. ‘The Union Veteran Corps, Capt. Thomason, last evening tendered to the honorary members a tes- timontal, in the shape of a banquet, at Abner’s Over 60 guests and about 40 members of the corps Were seated at the banquet table, where the fes- tivities were conducted under the direction of a committee composed of Messrs. Cnarles Ebert, W. H. Hoover, Charles Hartel, W. A. Short, Thomas Stewart, W. H. Baker and A. W. Bogia. Capt. ‘Thomason made a brief speech of welcome, Full Justice having been done to the various courses, Lieut. Edgar responded to a toast to the “Union Veteran Corps” Oth-r appropriated toasts were Fespcn ted to dy Col. W. G. Moor, W. L. 1. Corps; Lieut, G. W. Evans, National R fies; District Attor- ney Corkhill, District Auditor I. 8. Tichenor, Capt. Hammer, of the Veteran Corps Cadets, and te Tepr sentativ- of Tae Star. Mr. Charles S. Moore gave a recitation, and Mr. H.. A. Foresman sang, and the Afion quartette and orchestra rendered some fine selections, Capt. James Col -mas, erly orderly sergeant of com- pany A, Washington Lizht Infantry, In recognt- Uon of th» fact that he was the frst vo: unteer from the District who responded to the cail for troops In 1861, was elecyed a life honorary member. Messrs. George C. Walker, J. A. Griesbauer, John Guethier, Capt. George Br-itbarth. Et Abi H. Wright, P. P. Betty, George W. scott, D. Covey, Lieut. Geo. W. Evans and N. Lochboeht Were elected contributing Nonorary memt ‘The exercises of the evening were closed with a geen by Mr. Abner ani slaging “Auld Lang yne.” peau cet Fing ms Moxstva.—Aboat 1 morning an alarm or fire was steu tor fire In the upper stortes avenue, ex ‘d by a tabl extehing fins from a gasoline stove tn the Uitrd story, Tue house 1s occupied by Mrs. McCann, Loss $600, 0 o'clock this from box 212, of house 1504 Vermont eloth an? other Mnen ——— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Taz EVRSING \TAR. AIN Wane Hovses.—The large ware house at the western end of the old Fywle block, on the | south side of Prince street, between Union and the Strand, bas been bought by J. G. Beckham, and wilt Tle most commodlious Ware hou-es in towa. Fire | or deeay have mucu reduced, ta the past ‘Aten | Years the ware house room along the wharf, and the proposal to ake the extensive Pion-er miil | butldins sin elevator 1s now most opporiune. Miss C. Virviniu Evans, ‘ans, of the Post Offle « di pl Sued musician and red from the posi of organist of partinent, an ote lady, bas ry St. Paul’s church here, and accepted a leading | place at the Bijou, In Boston. The departure of | Miss Evans wii be much regrctted. Base fat. mateh came of base ball was plied att addr srrottids noon Detw the Brshful. id A andrias, le Bashinls, 6; Alexandria, 4, hue prisoners at tie sl pormthg are Robert Johnson, arr: Nghtncill, charged with books trom Mr. G. French: P. Holey, arr ng | aD, oae | yhe, chanced with be: his w: to jul by Oat-ers Hayes and Arnold The msyor, ot his last court, fued Geo. Tucker, colred, $5, or tn default, sentenced him to tie chain ging for thirty diys Eveline Green, tor making a nulsance by emotying a Siok tnto the + Was fined $10; Randolph Bities was ued | # tor di-onierly conituct or in deauit to be sent | to the ch Geisboro was held for tur- ther hear! Reports Sminary, new ay. _ TIS div OMeor Arnold, cvargel with being drunk a 1. ¢ tn 3—The Virginia Theolozieal 8 plies, will open next T.ws— Ay sturetits ure from all sect the Un Winte leyson, colored, of grand larc-ny ling 82 chickens trom 'S. Dwyer, at F. and "@ has been sentenced to the p-nt- tentlary for two years.—The steamer Matt of Washington, fs now on the ways at the 10: ship yard for some repatrs of the hull—The negro, James Bail, convicted of attempt at outrage has ben brought here, an! held at the stition hous en route to Richmond, where he will be | coufined In the pentrentlary for flve years.—The usine 3 Of the Midland ratlroad ts now go large | e pnt, und one engine | ady been leased for the’ fall, aud others #1.09 School Shoes, Soltd, at J. Brock’s, 802 7th st. ‘Tne Union Veteran Corps of this city contem- Pilate minkIng a Visit to the battle-f1 Ids of the Wil- Gerness, tn the neighborhood of Churies Clty, Va., ext POWERFUL OperaG! Hempler’s,453 Paay. RICT. Z Amusements, Kc. ‘Nationa THeaterx.—Mr. John Jack as Falstay AND Dis Dime MuskUM.—Curiosities and Interesting per- forma Deiver’ —Varleties The Arion Quar- tette will to-n Ballad, “When the Rr evening render the popu'ar pins Nest Again.” ABNER'S GaRDEN.—Concert. —— Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:30 p.m. and exringuts dat 10:45 p.m. ky and Wiliam F. Downing, whith s With a target gum at the foot or Mstreet were burt by the explo- "3 face and hands were sion of the gun. Keel badly burned. AU a meeting last evening of the Uniformed Patriarchs, L.0.0.F., now tn the city, arrang-- Inade to give a fitting reception toe archs Who will return fro.u Providence, RL, ton ent. u bicycle tournament at Spring! yesterday, the the champ! ‘ld, Was won by H. W. Higha ty, in Th 6m Bs. bat it was S-rted By J.S. Prince's tricua: combi: fou of the others to “pocket” him, and go preveut him from WAS ‘The Parneli branch of the Irish Nattonal Leacue celebrated the ann! ry Of the death of Rob-rt Emmett, with appropriate exercises, at their hall last night. Addresses were mad*" by Mr. W. H. Murpus, the president, and Capt. O"Meagher Gon- on. Prestdent Patton, of Howard Untversity, om- lated as moderator, nd Rev. W. W. Jordan, of Fills church, Va., as clerk of an advi-ory councti Of Congregational ministers and delegates tht net yesterday in the First Congregational chureh, Baitimore, and ratiMed the action of that churcil 3m acceptine the resignation of the pastor, Rev. Treodore J. Holmes, wo has accepted a call to a church in Newton Center, Mass. A young man. named J: HL. Brady, was fined $5 In the Police Court this morning for kteking a mule. Mrs. A. I. Barber, of the Humane Society, ‘Was the pros-cuting witness. John W. Ohl was fined $20 In the Police Court to-1ay ‘or keeping his bar open on Suntay. ‘The free lecture upon Florida by Hon. Columbus Drew at the Oo tet Christian Association Toomis to-night will be worth hearing. G orge Northridge, charged with house break- ing (with Wm. Byron), in having entere1 te Beus: of George Schafer, on Auzust 27th, 1883, Was Feleased from Jatl to-day on giving 1.00 b4L Homer Been tuls morning arrested Mary Saulth, Charged with the larceny of a ret Jerswy from Kite Adams. The prisoncr was locked up at the ‘Dick precinct station. Sergeant Heffurr, with a complement of officers, Aided an alleged pollcy suop tu D street, betwen 32th and 13th streets, Dut the fact of the contem- plivd raid became ‘known to the parties inter- ested before 1 came that there was a ———— ‘The Death of Edward L. Sizer. KILLED BY AN OVERDOSS OF MOKPHIN€. Mr. Edward L. Sizer died at his hom, No.419 9th stfet, yesterday morning, from the effects of an overdose of morpuine. Wednesday night, when Mr. Sizer retired to his room, he stated that he had taken a dose of morphine, as he was too ner- ‘Yous fo sleep without I. When some one went to Touse him, shortly afterwant, he was found to be in a stupor. He died the next morning at tne hour. ated. The de sed, who was in his thirty-frst var, WaS formerly eigaged tn business as a drug clerk. Lately he had been connect-d with river excursions, and was arranging at Ub Gest for On and Oyster roast The taneral wai € southwest, SUNdAy 4 &t lulfpast two 0 _—— UNAWAY ACCIDENT. — About 10y o'clock oThing a horse attached toa milk Wagon Irom Hyatieville, Ma., took fright on Pennsytva- Street northwest, ant ran * Tan against car ‘No. 73 on line, ond threw tt a distance of eight feet off the track, and drove the shaft of tie Ww gongnto the hind lez of one of the car es @rom the effects of Walch tue alual died ip a few winules. ———e Mr Cosey Stn. Destms Mk. GReGory’s TITLE. Mr. Henry E. Cuney stated to a Stax reporter to-d.y, wien asked if he intended to goto the 4ou still: convention, “No, 1 do not expect to go, Dut it ts not because I am satisfe that Prof. Gregory Was elreted, as stated In Tue Stax of List evening. Whoever furnished that information mis- Tepresented me. 1 have Dever suid to any one that I belicved Mr. Gregory wasel-ct-d. I know he was not, and the tssuatice of a ceruficave to Lum Was tu derogation of my eights.” — MARRIAGE LICEN#Ea—Marriage licenses have been Issued by the clerk of the court to Uriah Daley and Annie Vanderpool; ‘Thomas Miller and Mary I 1. Hetemuiler; Menry C. Reinhare and Susie C.Hucter, J E. Laws and Nora E. Dockett B. F. Brown and Saille M. Lockwoot; F_A. C. Due Val and Antie M. Sohn, both of Annapolls, Ma —— 2 A Womax Burxep to Dr ¥ EXPLOSION OP A Lamr.—Last night, about? ka color-d woman e Brown, resizing at No. 3 Jounson’s .on Virginia avenue, between 2st And 224 Sircets gortlwest, was Lurued by te explosion of ‘oft lamp, from the effects of whicu she died ck morning. Her three small cre also barned slightly. Dr. Reyburn Tendered medical ald, a Drrorcrp.—Justice James towlay made a decree of divorce In the case of John W. Boswell agt. Borah J. Boswell, They were married in this city Februuy 24, 185%, aud after Living together til 3873, colmplainant ‘left her, as he alleges and charzes, on account of her intemperate habits and eruci treatment, Prov. axp Mus I. F.C. CorM@ze's day school Reopens September 2, Wiil be hired if the trade Last Day of the Leesburg Fair. SPIRITED RACES—SOME PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENTS —THE FAIR A oUCCESS. Correspondence of Tae EvENINo StAX. Lrespuna, Va., Sept. 20th, 1833. The weather to-day was tine and the attendance good, though not quite equal to that of the second aay. THE RACES. ‘The first rac, running, 4-5 mile and repeat, was won by Mr, Garth’s bay gelding Uhree straight heats, with F. second, thric= successively: third ineach pene and G. R mock, in maing’s horse ‘on’s Waric os’ Bisinarck J. M Hi fourth In each The second r: it. ‘Time, 1:39, 25 mil-'and r-peat, was won by Win. Garth’s’ Medve 1, 1, wih J. R. Carter's Limber Jim 3,2, Mr. Manni audlock 2, 0, and Mr. Citnton’s Otd Fellow 1,3 ‘Time 46 seonds. ‘Th: third race. hurdle, 4.5 mile and r-peat, was won by Garth's § ! R. Carter's amoer Jian 3, 2 a ansickler’s 22, and 0,0. Time, 2 SOME FINE HORSES. With the exception of the first day, the fair was a me of the fine horsea taking first premiums des-rve jcular mention. Young Henry Harr'son’s pair of sorrels have borne off fir.t honors ai this place five times in su: cession, and have never fathd to take first wherever exalblt-d. They took the first premium in Wash- Ington a short time since. They are f-nrothers, out of fine Loudon mares by Woodbridge,the sire of some most promising colts In this eounty: both are elght years oid and alike in color, size and movement. Walter J. Harrison’s pair of mares, ; Bonny Lassie and Agnes Herndon, are thoro: ore 1s, and toox premiums as the best of that class at the fatr. The sire of these two mar is tn fimous Spenatarift, a son of Imported Bonny Seotlind. Thetr color ts a bright sorrel, and there is only ten poun ts difference in their Welghts. VISITORS ENTERTAINED. The president of the Winchester fair was here tie second day and entertained by Capt. Foster. Eugene L Derr, president of the Frederick fatr in Maryland, with corr-sponding secretary of the Same, and with other Maryland agricuituriats, we entertained by the Loudon County fair uls at the fairgrounds. The latter seemed to keep their visitors in good spirits, and were sorry tO part with them. THE FOOT RACB gave as much entertainment as the more preten- ous running. Thomas Gregg, first; Ingey Wil- Hams, Second, and Tide Thornton, third—all col- ored—recetving %, #4, $3, 1n order named. DRAMATIC. The Thursday Dramatic Club ga¥e an entertain ment to an Invited audience at Ham meriey’s hail, consisting of charades, a play and dancing, which Was a Drilifant success. The charades were different scenes In the story of Blue Beard. ‘The acting was sood for amateurs—Mr. Joho Wildman doing par- Ucularly well as the old father in ci on parle francais.” Mr. Tebbds aad Prof. Armstrong suc- tain-d Ubeir parts well. I am afraid to mention sed for the storage of grain. It is one of | © kultes’ nates, but Miss E. M—, Miss McA—and. Miss L F— played with spirit and well as Miss A. B—. I am an old man and well stricken in years, but I have never 6: many pretty girls together in my lite. The dancing in the cleared hall, with space for three or four quadrilles, was continued Late. here Was one ad his foot crush: Darg station, ishapin the day, a colored man by a car wheel at the Lees- Assotorery Pure ‘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 Vhospbate powders. Sold only in cans. Roxa, Bax- ING PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. © 6 PyL0op- Foon" 18 THE SUGGESTIVE NAME often given to Ayer's Sarsaparilla, because of its bicod-enri hing qualities. RY AYES'S PILLS AND BE CURED.’ MISERY is & mi'd word to deecribe the mischief to body and mind caused & habitual constipation. ‘ihe regular use of Ayer's Cathartic Hills in mild doses will restore the torpid viscera to healthy action. eep20 ALKER’S, 104 TENTH STREET NOW T, Ca. vet 3 inte Fel Shocmaker’s Autl-eque + A CITY ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. ____DRY GOODS. ___, -ARIS."—ELEG. OF. & MBS. LUCIEN E. LLIERE'S ‘OUNT ON SEMINARY, Ax W Something About Geutlemen’s Hats. | °, fo Re ater Posen “Esdras EctaSodarscoor. | M°87a 100 M street nort Fax D tee Dar Goons. Latest Fall Style Broadway Silk Ht, $5. asses. Prof. H. LARROQUE, of Sorbonne, Paris, tne Anters tte Nin HW DNESDAY, Sept, 26, 1888. Splendid line Biack and Brown Stiff Hats, G st. Also, Latin, Greek, Spanish, Iteian, Ger- | win xeones Sor a ceungtion Cf ies SEPTEMBER Mae? poy SOMERS, Principal. — Sectoon's and other manen Bac Eom Ho se ee peccoa cba Sune 1st, | _ Cimunical Course Prepares for Uae seuior year of the e(gon’s and other makes fine . LIN: 81 mtg ES SA bew.ms October Ist. and closes June CI iree—] for Men good working bats 7s. $1 41.8 $1.50 | Mita Biack and Wiste and Water Gate ‘September | 1884. "Fallcone a tescbers evi | Guminary. oF for entrance isto Sait, Vamar and | | MAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE ERASE. : : wo ‘Room. ‘Building. ‘from : ‘ellesies : z WHERE : Picaty of Bors" and Chudrea's pee | sees a sep2l-3t*. ealdeeg fe a eae of ech And German—Taught by the ““Natural Meth- | part AND WINTER pax Go0bs FROM synee SOc. and 75-., (Including Derbys and Telescopes,) ia 0 ung Ladies open Septem- | “Ejocution—In ¢ itevens Hary, Prin- | HANDS AT CLOSE PRI: GENUINE at Lewis’, 68) Sth etreee, below Me Vernon saan’, Mestcae re ee hese: teint wide: corte i cpucrenced fexchers ron | oR Of tes Wankinrten Bato or Dae BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ‘or lars app! Institute, 1023 an Z fusic—Directress, “Madame Annie Roemer- Almost given away to-morrow only at | 50,20-3m J. P. CAULFIELD. _| 12th etreet northw aul-3m ea SILKS, VELVETS, DRESS GOODS, TRICOT KR. Goldechmid, 812 7th st. n.w,— Rubber comb ‘and 3cikes of Totlet Soaj 1Comb case with Hair Brush, 19 cts; Cocoa Door Mats with Red Boarders 43 cis; 1 Blacking Brusit Whisk Broom 15 Castor 8% cts; 1 H.-ndsome extra Geach With 3 boxes of Bixcking and 1 cts: Silver plated 5 Bottle Dinner Book containing 261 Pins 5 cts; silver plated Cake-baskets 87 cls; English China Cups and Saucers decorated (oLomeran UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. JAMES C, WELLING, LL. D., Paesivert. ‘The Hon. WALTER 8. COX, LL. D., Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, of Contrac’s and of Crimes and Misdemeanors. The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. D,, with gold or moss-rose only 63 cts; Scrap-books 9 | Profeeso of Equity Jurisprudence. of Common Law cts; Desert or Ta les 6 for 87 cts; English ble Knifes with white bone hund- Decorated China Cham- ber-sets 10 pieges only $3.15; Extra sliver-plated Covered Butt colored- 89 56 Jags Ca Lear dishes 9 cts dishes only 87 cts; 6 each Assorted e-plates and Fruit-soucers only ench China Tea-sets decorated with gold leces only $6.85 et ver pliied Tea-spoo 3 USpoon helder with 6 sil- 3’ only 29 cts; real Majolica ; Superior shoe’ polish 2 Bottles for 10 cts; Peeling Kolfes2for5 cts; 1 Lurge School shite wiih 8penclis 6 cts; decorate Cuina Fruit Sineers 6 for 25 cts; Real Majolica covered Butter- Dish 3 cts; also'imimense Bargatus in French, English ant American d-corated and white China W: ‘are and 15 per cent Discount on Baby Carriages and Travelling Trunks, ML Angenstcin, S17 7th st. n. w. for to-morrow only, the following off dargains: Could bowl and knit. ered oyster ture china cups dishes, spon @ier t ler 2b brush, holders, plee: with lamp: and snucers, 44 syrup pitchers, mings, Ye. 1 wooden water buck: t racks, hall raci hod and Shovel, 29:.; chopping Ides: cocoa door’ mats, 48c. ; ¢¢ Pens, 41¢.; 3g doz. handled ‘stone covered butt Tr iN crystal vase lainps with chan- 34 doz. Oscar Wilde gob- 30 clothespins, & blue, 1 pe. laundry soap. 2c.; 1 dustpan and 18c.; 3g doz. ebony-handle knives and forks, pin ES S, &prong towel plates with gilt decorated china Trade supple lat New York prices burners, chitmueys and wicks, Galvano-Magnetic Treatment of Dis= ease. WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 922}¢ F STREET NOR’ Honrs from 8 t excepted. Satist for shies ta and W nerve more Sun for tion ton, o A Pare Strenstt free from wht-ky Shotlin aise ises, Brown’s Iron Bitt WADL'Y, Ga. “Brown's Tron Sretk and give € recommend Brow DILLY, loss of app sting. All leave they and other ev, either at 0 Bitters are very popular in this We. Son e Inilicted telr wou WEST. > 12a. m. and 2 to 8 p. m., Sunday ranteed. Call or send action gu ntaining over one hundret voiun- of cures of citizens of Baltimore , covering the entire range of incurable diseases, See Bultt- »ecounts Of cures, Consulta- or home of patient, E. Parsons & Co,, \ening Tonic, aol, cures dysppsta and u nd al Ti has never been cqualled. ers. Dr. A. L. Bittle, Jr, says: sntire satlstaction.” —Dr. S&B. Myers says: “I sIron Bitters for general de- ite and wint of strength.” thetr p your flesn when 1$ on you. Perry Davis’ Pain Killer 13 not only good to remove ths effets of poison stomach troubles ating; 10 drive impu Great Spee: at Clark's, 734 71 Foster Kid Glove row: only. AlL-w ‘ater fit to drink, with you wien yor us Uites and stings, but to cu used by unripe irult or ove way diphtheria, #hd to inake Into camp. 1 Kid Glove Sale hy street_northwest. Five-hook 49c., worth fully $1.00, to-mnor- ‘ool Sik-finished Jerseys, $1.94; Sold at uther stores at $248, Clark’s, 724 7th street northwest, Pure Grape Cider - at Chr. Xande:’s, That Is three thines t using “Wells” Hea Pp at Chr. Xander’s, No, 911 7th street northwest. Husband of Mine he man he was before he began Drugglsts. 9 alth Renewe » Grape Cider 911 7th street northwest. Lundborg’s Rhentsh Cologne, “Alderney Dairy Wagony.” Fresh Alderney Butter, and delivered in Also, cottage chi be. per qu. Cream, 3e-lb, “Ward” prints, 402. per lo. battermilk und sweet nilk, pint. Don’t forget to take it- and Equity’ Vieading, of the Law of Evidence ‘The Hon. WILLIAM STHONG, LL. D., ‘Lecturer on Constitutional Law. GEORGE F. APPLEBY, Esq., Judge of Moot Court and Associate Professor of Practice, Theexercisesof the School will be resumed at the L Building (5th atrest. between D and E streeta,) op INESDAY, OCTOBER 1TH, at 6 o'clock p.m., when the announcements for the year, embracing sume new features, will be msde by the Faculty. In addition to the recular prizesof the “choot an em. inent Juri#t offers during the present, year a prize of $100 for the Lest easay on a topic of law, to be announced i the opening of the session. Fees for the whole courm of two yeers in the under- diate department, $150. For a singl r, $80), F the post-Kraciunte’ corse, $26, All payable in ad~ vance in month y instailments. Catalogues may be bad at the book stores of William . Mo-rison, (475 Pennsylvania avenue), and of James Anglim & Co , (L ¥ strect), or on application to the President of the Faculty. sepl9-3un MSS MARY K, scHicRIN ER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, —Logical Analysis, Vocal Culture and F-xpréseion, SPEAR. and GENERAL Lit Addrees 1324 Ries street. NTHICUM INSILi UTE, GEORGETOWN, D. ‘The Session 1983-1884 will begin OCTOBER 1, 1 Applications for atmission, may be made to MATTHEWS, at hixofti ¢, No. 1208 1st street, be the hours of $:30 end 11:30 a.m. previous to that day, after that at the School, ply-1 e J. DENT, President. p19-Im. ARLES B ONCH, TFACHER OF PIANO 1 Violin, 608 H'etr: ct northwest. Piano music for receptions and private parties a spe- cialty. sep18-3m ~ L OF THE ART CLUB, VERNON aud 10:h st. 5 Oc in charge; JN eep19-1m* NNAE ART SOHC Wasser Music Hall, WT D st Voice, advantaxe N. JO Prine n.} Best of native teache 8 only efficacious method: shu ciel adventages for learning en tina) IN CLAS3 OF SONS AT * CHOOL or free to studenta. Supe TO OTHER SCMO0LS and to famil or for permanent positions. OF i Is and 7to8p. m. 8 k UDOLPH TEACHER OF VIOLE Special attention to young ladies and sdvanced ui gids Lessons umed SEPTEMBER 15, 1919 northwest. sepl4-Im* DONS FASHION* BLE DANCING -All the latest dances taught. Patron- ized only by the elite. You can join for a week, mouth, quarter 0 ut ‘au31-6m GoxZsg e HA STATF OF W trained and energet? Professors, offers a fine op- portunity for a thorough Classical or Commercial Fdu- cation. Aspecisl class will be opened this week (rept. 12) fo: the purpose of wiving larger Loys the udvantage of Jearniny elementary branches without at the same time ux obiiged to sit side by aide with Loys who are much, nger thin th ause.ves, An early application for ae ae this class ie veduined, ferms, @ quarter in advauce. JNU, J. MURPHY, 8. sepli-Im Pr NAtoNal MEDICAL COLLEGE, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN U-IVERSITY, The fixty-second Annual Seesion will bewin on MOND: ¥, OCTOPER Ist, AT 8 P. My in the College Building, 1925 1 sireet northwest, with an Introductory Address by Prof. A. F. A. KING M. D., to which the profession and public are cordia’ invited. ‘The recur. cctures will continue daily throughout the course, begining at 5:30 p.m. ihe Autumn | xumihatans wil c lege 0: THURSDAY, SLPTEMB! , at For particulars apnly at the Dean’s Uftice, 0, Thirteenth street northwest. sepi0-im 3, 2to 6 “Ln the Col- PERSONAL KS HANDS PAST WEEK, A THE LOWEST PRIC! GOODS IN PLAIN F PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS. NOVELTIES IN CLO1H- FOR Lap ** NONPAKELL! COLORS. RAPKIAS, SELECTION: LTIES IN (O PPRRY & BROTHER) AND READY FOR INSPECTION 2 SIOCK OF THE PULCHASED FRO: IN NEW YORK DURING TU ND EMBRACE THE CHOIC T BuATED LOOMS OF THE WORLD. ‘S ARE MAKKED ON ALL SCH Dit 5 FABLICS FOR HAWL> AND WRAPS. KENCH TRICOTS AND HABIT- ? TALLOK-MADE SUIT: VELVELEENS, IN BLACK AND TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND AMEKICAN HOSIERY CU.'3 MERINO UNDER- Wial Fo LADIES, GENTLEMiN AND CHIL- DE: IMPORTED JERSEYS, g FRENCH ¢ NOVEL ITE! P. in PURI PERINO1'S KID GLOVES. 4, SILK HOSIERY. LINEN HASDEEKCHIEFS, 627 CUCL GUUDs, PLAIN FIGUES AND COR- SEATON KRECL PHIC! N PERRY, Perry Building, Penneylvania avenue, corner Ith strest. Fetablished 1840, sepls cori orvisary Bia Buancawss UART“R (10 4) BLEACHED SHEET- ON, EQUAL 10 Ps QUOT, t 25 centa, CANTON FLAN NELS, Canton Flanneis, 8 cts.. 10 ct WUITE QUILTS, TABLE LIN LADIE: 6-4.and 6-4 widtha live, Brown, BROCADE BRUCADE BLUE 2ete., 15 cta, BED TIORI iG, Bed Ticking, 10 cta,, 12 cts, 14 cti., 16 cta.. 18 cts. CALICOE<, COTTONS, FLANN! LS, GINGHAMS, 3, TOWELS. ? FLANNEL sUICING, in all colors, Garnet, Myrtle, Black and [uminated Colorg, VELVE®S, all colors, $1 yd. ILKs AND SATINS, $1.25. BLACK CASHMERES, Blue, 87 cts., 60 cta., 62 cta.. 75 cts.. 87 cts. and $1. ALL-WOOL DRESS GOOD 3, 25 cents, ALL-WOOL MAKLAND SUITING, to match, 81 yd. BLA: K -ILKS, stripe and check c. M. TOWSON, 656 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South Side, eeplS Caneers: Canversi Careers: NEW STYLES, NEW STYLES. NO OLD GooDs CARPETS CARPET LINLNG, 7 Ingrain Carpets Tuxrain Carpets Jugran Carpets, BRUSSELS ! IN OUR STOCK. SEWED AND LAID, 8 CENTS. CENTS. 25 cents, 0 cents. BRUSSELS! 60 cents. 75 cents. ‘80 ceuta, #7 conte. cent Ete. cM. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sonth Side. sepls ——$$—____"ps_ Ere Stock or MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops Btore for Rent, sepl3 ar HALF PKICE. Fixtures for Sale. MRS. M. J. HUNT, et Tur 621 D street northwest. Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” LUTZ For thé'sale of the: ‘Baye on hand a lar Ey lar in elamped with makers pane THE CONCORD COLLAR, & BRO., Sotz AGents celebrated **CONCORD NES: soar SUMSCURE SS” Seto and trade mark. HOKSE BLANKETS AND LAP KOBES ‘In great variety at Bottom Prices. spl. Lutz ; 491 Pons vale Aonwe, NAF COLUMBIA KINDERGARTEN WILL OPE : 5 db at. T. 17th. Mr cipal, 1821 Ist Ind.ave, Fep10-1m, OF MU Ic (ESTABLISHE 707 Bth strect northwest; brs ner Pennsylvania avenue and 19th st.n.w. Open it. 10, THEO. TXGALLS KIN AW DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. FACULTY OF LA Hien. Arthur MacArthir, Ascociute J preme Court of the Distriet of Colambi Hon. F. Milivr, “As preme Court of the United 5 Eonal ant onse tution tice of the Su- President. Ju-tice of the Law. Professor of Pleading, Evi- lence, Commercial and” Mari- William B. Webb, esq., Professor of Practice an& Judge of Moet Court. 1 Curusi, esq., Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, Contracts, Negotiable Iustra- ments, and Appl Watson J. » Professor of Legal Faculty. Deeds and Conveyances. . Law of Corporations, Law of Torta. S ‘The Confirct of Laws. Keopens day, Octover Ist, 1883, at the Lecture Roos, 925 F street, northwest. ” Catalownes ean be ob- tained at Morrison's, Parker's, Anglim's and Adnns' Book-stores, or at the office of easnrer, F. J. Tavender, 480% Louisiana avenue, New students can obtain information or enter at the Lecture Koome be- tween the hours of 8 aud 10 s.m._ud4 and 6 p.m.,and from 10a. 1. to 4p. m. at the office of the Secreta y, W. OF 8 orthwest. sep7-2m i UAC WILL REOPEN home for young ladies and little it 1TLZN ‘street nortuwest, near itreetcurs. Call for circulars on or after september Loth. ASELL INSTITUTE, 903 16TH STREET N. reopens September 20, 1883. A home and day school for girls, Parental ¢ pline. ‘sep6—1nu! Mr Principal. 3HOOL OF HELOCUTION AND Whunaton 5 Fnelish Language, 904 M street northwest. Mra. Me STrV S HART, Principal. Private aud class instruction day and evening, be- ginning September 10th. Teachers’ classes wid resume SE Te Or aacia. SP The natural development and. culture of the voice for conversation, public address or singing. Stammmering and other paiufu: vocal defects overco'n METHODS ENDUKSED BY PROMINENT LOCAL PHYSICIAKS. Practical Eng'ish taucht by rapid and comprehensive methods. ‘Termus mede Enown upon spplication. Lib eral discount to ministers and teachera, eep1-1m ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE, RESSION 1883-64, N CORPS OF TEACHERS. ‘Mr. and Mre. W. D. @ABELL, Principals: Prof. B. R, Mason, Latin and Mathemati Prof. 8. M. Shute, (Columbian Collexe,) History, ‘Bi i losophy, aud Logic; Prof. A! Astronomy, Physica, Geology. Chomistry, (wth experiments;) Prof. German: if Math. ; Mad. Chevremont, (Diplomee de VAcademie de Paris) French; Miss M. Garrison, hug- ish: Miss M. Gay, Belles Lettres; Lrof. Auton Gloetz- her, Instrumental Music; Mad'lie H.Evremonte, Vocal Music; Prof. +.C. Messer, Art, Draw ieee Painung; ‘Miss Karl Garrieon, Class Drawing and Decorative Art, Miss J. Chestney, calisthenics and eiocution; Prof. L. G. Mari:i, Danciog, In branches not named the bese instruction provided. sion opens Sept. 26, xep6-15* |[OUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1530 I STREET, ‘Wil Reopen SEPTEMBER 26th. MRS. C. W. PATRO, sepl-gm Principal. {&uENCH AND 1 NGLISH FAMILY AND, DAY SCHOUL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE 1305 17th st., corner Macsachusetts ave., Waeh., D.C.. Under the direction of Mrs. L. PB. MeDonall. aiid Miss Anna bilis, assisted by Prof. A. P. Monteue, depart- ment of Ancient ages: Dr. J. P. Caulfield, de- pactment of Music; M'lle Barreune, department of french; Mixa Euma J. Rowe, Kiudergartuer, and @ full corps of competent teachers. rough Knglish aud classical course, with special To Frocbal’s advuntsges offered in French and Music. "1 ten system will be sided daily ors! instruc- neh. _A limited number of young ladies re- cvived as Parlor Boarders, For circulars aud informa. Hon call upon or address the principals at 1623 N stroct net opontal Herdia wal onnvey puptta residing on Capt- 5 a e tol Hill direct to the scliool and returns ‘aus-3w PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ESTAB- lished in 1864 and improved yearly, occupies spa- hate Ya dcincatn Hall cious, handsome and commodioug building, corner 9th and D streets u.w. Training for fons and daughters for real lite, for aelf-su uase- fulness and honorable ‘independence. Callege office ‘onen for reveption aud ve istration of students, Aueust 27. Recuiar day andevening sessions resumed MON- Paths. Palin Tames Bocas See naenes raphy, r Business Calculations. Bookkee tle entry: Commercial Law. Political Business ‘Mora':. 8) ‘and Phon. the rent the st ident iavests Bank, makes purchases fuesaeus, $ cheeks, di = Feceives nutes, checks, drafta, ant or International Business College Diploma conferrnt uy it close of scho!astic . It isof ad- pant 5 joetudentn pbs raicrod nd fully equipped ‘Hours of I . t0.2:30 Be hme aie ana tae 6 to ®:30 p.m. faite 5 farablge tn instatloneete yoo et Se aston sak eater te aaa foe Se fag Seaton Sea mhotitn ng ea arte on #16; by the mont, ‘New Iitustrated Annual sent ow Hastrated HENRY C: SPERCER, Pose SARA A. BPENGER, Vice-Principal. auld 3 HILTON'S ENGL AND FRENOH SOHOOL FOR Yor 1G. | ADIs, 821 Vermont avenue, reopens rep- ‘Th in th ‘Mathemat- oq Livesture sud tho veleuecs sneenees Mathers TEIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOK Ap Blemen'asy and High for both sexes. Latreet, between 18th and 19th st:eote n-w., will NINTH MONTH (Sept. 3.) “Number of atadents Iim- ited. Supetior advantiees. Terme moderate; Appi cation may be made any time at echool rooms, from 9s. mto3 p.m. aul-3m THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal, JPREACH, PSGONS “CLASSES “REOPEN SEP- tember 19th. "A good prouunciation acquired in one term by my new Euphonic System. Cinssos of all Grades at mncderate rates. At 3:30 p. m. for Youns dies and Children. Daily Kindergarten for little chi dren at 1:30. Other morning and evening classes for adults. Private tuition if desired. LLE V. PRUD'HOMME, 1323 Ket. nw. aul? Ma 878010 AND PRIVATE LESSONS, WITH Sketching from Natnre, continue the year. Pencil and Stub Drawing, Water Color and Oil Painting, Landecape, Flowers, Composition. Lou experieuce; original works; references. studio, 115 Corcoran Building. SEATON DONOHO. — jy6-3m. FIRES BOOKREEPING-ONE MONTH GUAR- anteed to equal three of any other system. No text books used. With penmanslip, ete.. $3 a month, until October, when terms will be higher. Howe's ‘Rapid Business Penmanship easiest to learn and wr: Separate Departueut for Ladies, Prof. G. W 517 7th street. NPE CEDARS A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOU Ladies and Little Girle—will re-open Monday, Octo- Ver I. 1t is situated on the Heights of Georgetown, and is accessible by street cara to all parts of the city.’ Tho unds are extensive, the location healthful and beau- For eireulars the address, ‘The f etuaiy wil comencnce day, —The course of study will commence Mon: September. Chreulars at ail the priucipal book avd Unie stores, Students of clocution wiil please call at the Institute for particulars in that branch, MRS. E. A. CHAMBEAS, Principal. au27 ROFE*8OR ALEX. DE WOLOWSRI REOPENS, his Musical Institute at 940 New York ayenue n. for Singing and Fisno Instruction by his remar) ably short method. Parties for Parlor Con-erts, nit Orat: rios will find their Mecca in Protes- which is the shertest and best, $4: cars of practice, and training voices quickly t) the hest culture." Ladies* Seminaries attended to. AVID 5. L. JOUNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR Master, 1117 10th street northwest, Private les- sons mou t, is perhour. Public voice classes fifty pears ENGLISH AND CLAS ICAL § So. A 4 a ¥ AST CAPITOL SrRi 1 HILTON, A. M. ‘Term of this chi deuts fitt er of puri cipal, who will nd private ces furnished. Youny mea and boy Themselves for any bu swanted. Cireulirs ICHAKDS, ALM. HURCH SCHOOL 12th st. nw ‘Messer, Decorative Art—Under the teachers. Kaspar. ‘Piano—Director, Professor Anton Gloetzner. Art—Drawing and Painting Director, Professor 0. E, Director of the W: ington Art School. ‘supervision Room Will Sei ber 10. ome foe mpils of this school take bi feututions of the land Mee Hunt may, be through lock box 535. e T= BOYS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH CHOOL, 3. W. HUNT, Prrxcre: ‘1583, in the "North Seasion underiand’s Church, 43 street stand in the various addressed aul3-3m Dr. A) ‘au3i-Im* ISS TACIE A. DANIEL, TEACHER OF VOCAL Maric. particul: ress, For particule MP TW STREET N.W. v FROEBEL INSTI UT#—KIN nd “choo! for primary and advance. erades, Misses TOLLOCK and DEERGARTEN NUERK principals, reopens vept. 12th, ‘one sauare from | homascirele. au30-1m S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ROOM 7, Riley building, #.e.cor. 9th and F ete. n.w. Young ladies and gentlemen fitted for practical ainanuensia an: Menograpbic wor.. Fupila received ct any time. #5-6m MART B 84 to be prosen ace circ! ARINI'S DANCING ACADE PIANOS AN ¥.—MR. L. G. on SATURDAY, classes for the seanon Former pupils are invited reception, For particu! NI reopens his Academ; ER 22, 1883, when tl wall be for ut at the opening D ORGANS. & tan 7. carved lecs, ‘Also, one months. Pano in ‘Algo. thi Cost $800: New Ore Beniseh, ashort time by e Itis pa: handsome Stoo! This department is now the most YWevine recentiy ena: frevil 433 7th street northwest, mas PIANOS AND ORGANS, follows, which must be gold at once: cct. Piano of standard make, overstrung, fine Stool and Cover; cost $500; wsed ouly Member; only $125. Upricht, in double veneered Rosewood case, 8-stringed grand action, made at ® cost of $1,000 to order for Gen. Geo. W. W ker, end used ony four exce lence the finest Upricht made; inewded. Will take Square rt pay and sell for $35! very best (iano made by Win. Knabo & nearly 1 in perfect order; only $275. s from $3 TUNING AND REPAIRING. apiete in the city. d the services of Mr. t-dward 1 prepured to repair Musical Instruments ©. J. REEI 7th at reet nortiw of every description. RU F, A. UPRIGHT PIANOS 7 sepl0-7m Unso, PIANOS FOR RENT AND For SAL} UNLD AND REPATA &@~ Orders promptly attended to. F, A. URSO'S Piano "ooms, 613 11th -trect northwest XN Kindergarten Mo-DAY, OCTOBER after the 10th of Septem KLINGTON ACADEMY, CONG) Cor. Pa, ave. and 15th «t., opposite U. 8. T, 2 Schoolf r Boss ana Young Men. Number jimited. Only kcholars of wood moral character received: Fall term of 1n83 begins Sept. 10th. Day and Evening Sessions. Careful a lish Bra: 5 lich street northwest, 883. Apply for ci 'RTON MACAFEE, A. M.,. Principal, Washinzton, D.C. aul5-3m APITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDE ten. Misses Boyden and Gates, Principal seventh annual session of this echool opens MU SEPTEMBER 17TH, with enlarged uccozmodati for pupils, in the epdcious building corner Ist and A strects southeast (facing Ea-t Capitol Park). Large, 2:Fy school-roomne; ample play- ground. &c. | Thorouxh instructions in ail ¢rades. Kindergarten and Academie Departments, Superior advantages in Music, Draw- ing und Languages. For Catslornes and further information apply to Principals, atthe School building, 20 Ist street xouth- east, or at 22 3d strect southeast. p-2un CLASSICAL OL FOR BoYs. ptember 1: CuAS. B. YOUNG, Princi Fession begins Sey For circulars. Ge, 914 14th street, Grouserown COLLEGE, D. C. Schools in the Academie and Scientific Departments open THURSDAY, September 13th, 1883, Apply to Rey. JAMES A. DOONAN, 8.J., GeorxetownCollere, 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 3a, 1833. Apply to 8. M. YEATMAN, esq., 410 5th street north- west, Washinxton, D. C. After October Ist, Georze- town College Law Building, Washington, D. 0. au!2 Im \ AVERLEY .N. W.—Board- ine and Ds ung Ladies and Child- - Openin ‘2th. For Catalocnes Sly, Kook and Drug stores or P:incipa , Mi 'P -COMB. a5: Primary and Advanced Classes reopens september 17, at 929 8th treet, corner of - Mt. Mrs. LOUL-E POL..OCK, Principal. Re SCHOOL, 1318 TST. N.W. OPP. FRANKLIN Park. Open or its fourteenth annual ression Sept. 17. ‘Thorough instruction im drawing and painting Mechanical drawing. Prof Charles Schaar. sep5-1m* Mrs. S_E. FULLE, Principal. SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHIL- ren, 22 18th strect north woe. Reopens S-ptember -0th, 18-3. Pons. ELIZAB! sepl-Im* ‘Soprano, Matthew's (It. C.) Charch.—Voice Culture and the Art of Singing. ide fepl-Iin™ Always offer ments. Stief. the Kranich & Buch and New Eng: Isnd PIANOS snd Barker OKGA or second hand, but also rell on easy install- L. WILD & BRO., 204 7th street northweat, T Special Bargains to Cash Buyer for the SS, ne _Tuning and repairing faithfully attended to. sep HIGH CELEBRA’ We give exchan SINGING QUAI WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL FACTORY Pric Hersrraye Praxos, LST STAND \RD OF EXCELLENCE, TED FOR BKILIA OF TONE AND DURABILT: T¥ UNRIVALED. ASY PAYMENTS. Ola Pianos to, persons having extra advantages in the value of their old instrument and balance can be ‘ent ‘Sp.m. RANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, 427 10th street northwest. ous FICHE! y of vari duced ith street, ices. Wm. nowned Pianos. NBACiiS PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS ‘ous makes for eale and rent at re- Knabe & Co.’s world- iuning and Repairing. above Pa. ave. 3an30 P4N0s, ORGANS, SHEET NUSIG. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The Most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Madium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX Vianos and Organs sold on instalments, rented changed; rent uppited it purchased, ‘The only & WHITE AND KIMBALL OR ANS. 5 CENT MUSIC, y complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 E STREET. Ni Managing partner of the late fi-m Ellis & Co, MANUFACTURERS, GENIS' 112 FS: Fixof the Finest Dress Shirts to order.. ix) xtra Fine Shirts to order .. Fine Shirts toorder.. SUCCESSOR 79 DUBEEUIL BROTHERS, OF FINE DRES3 SHIRTS, INGS, FURNISH] STREET NonTHWest, WASHINGTON, D. C. 750 T HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY AND MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Street, Opposite Patent Office, Fine Drere Shirts to orde1 for $13.50. Acme, unfi unfinished, Shirts. Fine assortment and Underwear, ialty. Six best Shirts Keady-made irts at following prices:. inished, 75 ctz.; finished, 90 cts.” Prerism, 65 cts.; finished, 80 cts. " Pull line of Boys* of Scarfs, Gloves, Ge id 88, 2a EEAVITT, OF BostoN ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Musio and Harmony. Lessons resumed SEPTEMBER 6. Adareas 944 K street northwest. 3 W. FLYNN, A. M., PRIVATE TUTOR, Ss. 8. Cor. 8th and K strects'northwest. thematics, Latin,’ Greek, French. Ge au2l rinan, Eoclish, Prepuration for College. West Point, Auuapolie, and competitive examinauions. Terms in advance. VENING CLASSES. {> A MONTH. Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, English Graminar, manship, U.S. History, Geography, spelling. av Pe WILLIAM WALDECKER (GRADUATE OF THE Leipzig Conservatory of Music), Teacher of Piano, Organ and Harmony. Leseous resume . September 4th. Keu.dence, 1807 13th street northwest. eep4-lmm 'CHOOL FOE GIRLS AND LITTLE BOYS: Opens SF PTEMB. R 12, At 1436 Corcoran strect, ihe Mieses TIFFEY, Principals. OKGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 3100 street, West Washington. Boarding and Di ehool for Young Ladies and Little Girls. Thoroua! Coilegiate Course. Special studenten Music, French, sepl-1m* and German. The twelfth year bezins September 12, Iss3, For cireulars apply to Principal, Miss LUCY STEPHENSON. au0-2in* HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. THE COLUMBIAN COLLFGE OPENS SEPT. 12. THE MEDICAL COLLEGE (PENS OCT. 1. THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10. During the erection of the new University Buildit the Col'ege proper will ory Sc the exercises o! be conducted 1a the rooms of pa 1335 H_ street northwest, and of the National Medical College, 1325 H street northwest. For informat.on concerning these Departments, address Dr. JAMES ©. WELLING, 1330 19th street. THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL will open in the new and commodious building, 1935 HH street northwest, on WEDNESDAY, SiLPTEMBrit 12th, with the folowing corps of teachers: Otis ‘1. Mason, A. M., Ph. D., Principal; the Rev. A. J. Huntivgton, D. D., Protessor of Greek’; the Rev. i 4 Bb. és Professor of Andrew P, ue, A. 24., Professor of Latin; J. Howard Gore, » Professor of Mathematics; Mr. Anthony Janus, Professor of Fre: ch: Howsnt I. Hodgkins, AL M.. In? etractor in Mathematics, Greek anc tin. Examina- tion of candidates for admission wil be held in the School Buuding, efter September 3d, from 9a. m. to 3p. m., and at the Principal's residence, 1305 Q street northwest, every evening 7 to 8. For cataloues or further informution please address the Principal at cither of the above named places. sed-1m ‘Sch heton WASHINGTON SCHOOL IONOGRAPHY AND TYPE-WRITING enoritoent SEPTEMBEM 177m. 1669. 30 tases will mect each evening et 6:30. Private instruction given by a thorough and practical teacher. ‘Special course of twelve lessons for active phonogra- phers, students furnished with Text-books, Copy-books, Bopeaptie eraterinie ~ ic 2 -WKITING lessons given at any hour of the ay cn eveuing. “Use of writiag machine tos lnsas wine Writ Rit other epee pear, eee tee me owl au22 J. A. WHITCOMB, 927 T street northwest. EST END KINDERGARTEN ANDSCHOOL FOR Primary and Advanced reopens OCTO- BER Isr, at the corner of H and 18th strect—Branch of the National Kindergarten. eep6-Im INDERGARTEN NOZWAL INSTITUTE WITH Ke Wrovet Rittoreariens for the Oaiatoeer eae vciht months’ course), commences 00. Fositions secured. for thoes who are qual instractions So Par oer appl; LOUISE “are given in the afternoon after three ton, 106 o'clocs. HE PINKNEY INSTITUTE RFOPENS "Tittver ass Feared will be recet ived. For t ete., to. BGESS, Prin- cipalg, 818 Sutareaas, oe sepl Sw" ‘BS. J. L. MoGEE'S SCHOOL M REOPEN SEPT! ee ab thie T’street Week eee 8u23-2m* F. J. F. GEBMI -EACHER OF Pie, tek, CERNE ar, Borg GF to MES. street borthwest. The 2m attention ‘Terms moderate. "Tdi Teh strect northwest soph ta G)Normatbenod Wohl Pat ee ESOP ERS COL, peg] i, after A ect Kingetrar- __SEWING MACHINES, &. _ QUEEN, Yean Sewn, year establi NE OFFICE. i. we have secured the avency for the New Amer- G OF iHE AMERICAN SEWING MA- In counection with the NEW x Machines (foot and hani power.) ‘Ihe 20 shed reputation of the Am... M.Co.for turn- ing out only the very best of work is too well known to heedcomment. ‘The New Americ arm, exce=di : 0.7 has a vers high iy tight running positively noiseless, throughout and made of the finest steel. Qwuers of old Amer:can machines will plesse call at office to have them exchanged for the high-arm new No. 7; or have them repaired and made equal to new. By all’ meaus try the new No. 7 before bu; cine. Just received, a freah eup) chines. We sell, rent and repair BACH, Corner ith and H Streets, Gent's Furnish: and Hats next door. mau ply of QUEEN Ma Kinds.” C. AUER- co HA Yeu sen ur THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. If not be sure to examine it before you purchase. Tt fa positively the lightest running and simplest sewitg, Machine ever made. ‘We have simpieand durable always on hand. Machines aiso the licht ranning NEW HOME, a very ‘Machin B:( Sewing: i. Allother makes soid oneasy monthly payments and special discount tor cash, at Reliable OPPENHEIMER'S Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, £28 9th street northwest, St Cloud Building, Good Machines For Kent, . All kinds kepained. 3y23 NO MIND YADVERTISIMENTS, NOINSOLENT agent to talk you to death, but the Finest Assort- t ment of all the Lea ins Sewing M@@hines et ; tices that LO cunvasser can appl Kenting, img, sone ace ene my3 427 9th street. WOOD AND COAL. Coaun Woonn JOHNSON BROTHERS. WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest, BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F street northwest; 3615 7th street northwest; 1740 Pennsyivanis avenue northwest; 1112 9th strect northwest; Corner 8d and K streets northwest; 221 Pennaylvania avenue southeast. RGEST Lal OF NEW PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH YORK; also EXTENSIVE WHARVES, giv- economic handling is unsurpassed f1 Of FUEL of all kintas oo* {OF he COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE MINES INTO OUR YARD. best qualities of ANTHRACITE and We deal BITUMINOUS Conte All kinds order at of WOOD, either in the stick or prepared to ‘our factory. wi CLEAN OOAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, Prompt deliveries and prices as low es ‘Fuel can be fur- eep13 ONG WOOD—4PRUCE PINE, #4; ers’ Pine, $5. lickory,, a Tae aE ESS oe Ba- ‘Hi awed * G20. CHEVE- ental tootof isth st Coa, Axo Woon. We woot, Kemetic uses au ‘which we offer at be attention of consumers is respecttally invited to ‘42 inspection of ours STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘7th st. wharf and 12th et. and Paave. Seems $12.00 2200, CLOTHES AND SUITINGS IN BLACK AND ALL NEW SHADES. BLANKETS, HOSIERY AND DOMFSTICS AT PRICES THAT WILL NOT FAIL TO 82.LL, MOURNING GOODS and COURTAULD'S CREPES. ASPECIALTY—JERSEYSIN BLACK and COLORS, §. L. HEMPSTONE, ‘803 MARKET SPACE. Tine Min Gam Gore WP HAVE OPENED A FULL LINE OF TMPORTED: CLOTHS, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, SUITABLE FOR TAILOR-MADE DRESS<S, AT $2, $2.25, $2.00, $8 AND $3.50 PER YARD, THESE GooDS ARB FULL 54 INCHES WIDE, AND JUSI THE GOODS FOR THE FALL, GUINET’S BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, COLORED AND BLACK VELVETS IN EVERY GRADE. FALL STOCK OF CHOICE DRESS GOOPS JUST RECEIVED. MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY GRADE AND TEXTURE. SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS, SUITABLE FOR WEDDINGS. ——$——$ “New Fat Goons. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 81 MARKET sSPacz, Are adding daily to their len Stock of Droms Goole *, Casluneras, & pe many « xin, ‘They have a 6-4 Al WOOL CLOTH for Ladies Suits at $1, reduced from $1.25. A tobin PURE INDT lish Goods £2, tie for Fall weer, aud are TH. genuine / This will n HOST! N “in HANDKE min NAVRIN~.” ps in LINEN rmined to eis mere Hest Goods, and at as Ls in this market friends and ensto. Perives as can be bad “ONE PRICE ONLY." “MAREED IN PLAIN FIGURES.” TRON & CLARK. sens Decuxe Or Tux Scasox. GUINNIP’S, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, THE SEASON I8 DECLINING, AND 80 ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR SUMMER GOODS, As ior instance: ‘We are now offering ® manufacturer's stock of WHITE MULL TIES AT HALF PRICE. Note the prices: 8e., 19¢., 1e., 12'g¢., Me., 150.5 16c., 18c. and 20c.—positively worth twice the money. 500 DOZEN OF LADIES’ FANCY BORDERED HANDKEKCHIEFS ALSO AT HALF PRICE, FROM 100. UP. 500 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND BORDERED, FROM 12%0, UP. ‘The residue of our Larze Stock of SHETLAND, ZEPHYR AND “BREAKFAST SHOUL- DEK" SHAWLS AT COST PRICE, In Blues, Reds, Pinks, Wuites and Fancy Combinations, ‘We still continue to close out our stock of LADIES’ COTTUN UNDERWEAR AT COST PEIC} Our BEAUTIFULLY 1RIMM! D NIGHT DRESS at $520 commands attention, “ax it“ positively worth FANcE ‘The Bancains we offer are genuine, and all visitors to our Stores go aWay tatined, GUINNIP & CO., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N, QBETS.—DonT FORGET THAT THE “MYSTERY” SHLD is the best Shirt for 75 cents ever offered fu this or an} other country, being elaganily made of the atm § inte ri ‘Tins Shirt nas been cold in this market for ten years, and thousands of our best citizens can testily to ite su- petiority. both a8 to quality and nt. ‘Only 75 ceuts for the “MYSTERY” SHIRT, the best fitting and most uniform in quality of quality of any elurt in th Sold ouly at MEGINNISS", anl5 1002 F et’ . Securrry From Loss By Borexany, ROBBERY, FILE OR ACCID: NT. THE NAUIONAL SAFE DEPO JT COMPANY, Connex 15TH STREET AxD New York Ave. Peretual Charter Actof ‘Congres Jan 1d, 1867, Jents Rafes fur a5 4 ‘all kinds of Securities and Valuables ou Special Deposit at lowest ibe BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. CHAKLES ¢. Vi-K, of Riggs & Co., Vice President. cS EVANT, a pa c a Nyman, Asst. Soo7. Penjamin P. Snyder, ‘Charles C. Glover, ee ped ae Serene Homa ea John G. Parke. enl3 ME BECEN &. mockauy, WIFE OF THe EX: SECRETARY OF WAR adds to our long list of testimontals the following letters Kroxex, Towa, May 30th, 1883. Ttie with gennine gratitude L ear tetiueny to the efheey af Coaes Glut ef Tae ‘Beste bane EfGal Raflerer wit) DYPUPSTA in ite many torus, ed frequent ett cke of EKUCTATIONS OF GAS from the estonia which lasted from three to seven houra, and were followed by very dixtrerring and alacniug SINKING SPEL Tanda for which I could find no rem- edy until Ecalled upin tr. Dexter, of Washineion, D. C., who told me that the best_ medicine he knew of for sym; tom, and one he oftes prescribed for his pas ‘ents, was “Cook's Bolt of Life.” [ jiumediately pro- cured a bottle, aod after tak'ng three doses my etommch Was relieved, and before I had used one hall te cou- tents of the that particular conél'ion f my stom: ach was overcome, and now after five Sears, rnd havi hud no recurrence of the troutle, Tteel rale in saying that the BALM CUKED ME, for it is the first aud only ‘thing that gave me relief. 1 have by ite use locrned ite Yalue 1 other directions. “consider it ONE OF THE VERY BESt Fal MEDICINIS IN THE WORLD, and think myself unfortanste when 1 am Fituout ie Hoping that others may be ss much, bone- ted ‘an singerely yor Seubniabeiin eae netting P. S.—Please send y express one dozen bottles marked C.0.D., ‘and meme Otlige ote. Manufactory Long Branch, N.J. t aehiswion, 1. 0. Uy STOTT, Ci OM- WHEL & Con 480 Founay.vauia avenue, anv all de giste, eel" ot A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER—Contains no Quinine, Arsenio, or cmpounds— a: Dr vegiew, 0 cents. vise Sod Seine ether, ROVAL!