Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1883, Page 4

"THE EVENING STAR. movmay.. September 24, 1563. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasnineton, D. C., Sept. 24, 1883, 10 a.m. ~ For the middle Atlantic states, threatening Weather and rain, followed by clearing weather iu Beuthern portions, winds shifting to south ard ‘West, lower barometer, nearly stationary tempera- tore. SPECIAL BULLESIN—CLEARING WEATHER TO-M0R- ROW. Clearing and fatr weatier 1s Indicated for the Southern states, the Ohio valley and southern por- tion of the n.iddie states on Tuesday, with slignt changes In tempe To me Pre The onty Buch ace Undertaking Estabiish- ent is 912 Pennsylvania avenue. J. E. Zvnnorst. Epwarp Cris bas been appotntd an ad titional Private oa tue Metropolitan poitee force to do duty about the new Pe my ston office butiding. STAG’S MILLINERY SALE will be conti nued at treet Luis week only. Tae Exascrpation Proxte at Rick’s Park has Deen postponed, on aecouet of the weather. Your Evgsianr fittel, $1. He: plera, 453 Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c. ‘AL TazaTea.—Kate Claxton in “The Sea Foap’s Orera Hovse.—Ford’s Comte Opera Com- pany in “Bite Beard-” ‘TagsteR Comiqvs.—Rentz-Santley Novelty and Burlesque Company. Dive Mvseva.—The giants and other curiosities and Interesting performance. 2EVER’S Gandes.—Dancing contest and varle- es. A Abner. “3S GaRDEeN.—Testimonial benefit to Ed. a ee Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:25 p.m. and extinwutshed at 2am, Detective Block on_Saturfay arrested a colored man named Wm. North on’ a charge of forgery committed at Atlantic City, J. At the wtomac archery meet Saturday the prin- cipal scores in the American round were: Bartlett, 481; Maxson, 427; Fiat, 411; Paret. 386; Wicht,a2y: and tn the Columbia round: Mrs Bartlett, 3@,and Miss Van Dor 20. best scores at t! e clay pigeon match of tht Capital City Gun club, at 15 pigeons z day, were inade by Milis, who scored 14, rove and Wagner, who scored 13 each. tueral of Mrs. E. Brown, a member of the Zion Baptist church, whose de &coal oll lamp explosion om tie 19th t ste: Rev. Mr. Wm. ¥ other ministers, A © present, tueluaing the memhe orters ef Goed Samaritans and € body was tnterred in the celan O. P. Me Post, of this city sath an ls, Va, ont ate apd camp fire given by Calaux department of Virg.nl. ‘Tue post n them. Pr e George, alley, foreman of the Md., of Mr copper rolling neton Navy yard, was entirely Saturd. brakenien and other employes ofthe WN nio and Western rallroad ap- Peared to-day in a heat uniform, somewhat siutlar to the E bution: . Yesterd, A post morter fgan, and a cert this morning. ulth, two colored men,were on Lewis Prezier to Frazier and cai 4 Ks was flned $ for assault ug a pistol. the first for T for thre Hight with bricks at the cor nid G streets northwest, but they were re Tai age Was done. M. O H Granger. formerly of Washtngton, died very suidealy at lis home, in Lexington, Oblo, ing to Robert Whe ft had no tag. wed a dog protection trom nevertheless property, aud thts morning, and sul th: ourt said the t ares’, but do he imbo-ed « 310 oF 30 de, Detwetive Raff has recovered fi Agoll wateh which, w: Fei ihe Dant today fo Washiugton. om & pawn shoy stoien from Mr. A. J, hardt, at the B. & O.depot on the last night of ole. was fined $25 tn the Police Court ag a disorderly house In South ——. Peserat or MR Cas. EB. Hirto: e late Charles E. Hilton t Fviews being held a h, where Rev. Dr. Whittle. pressive sermon. ‘The hs Were placed in a Vault at Glenwood ceme. T bearers Were Superintendent W c schools, ‘Trustee A. P. Cla ey and French, Supervising Principals Stuart, Janey and Thomnson and Mr. HN. Copp. iilton, who for many years was bile schools of this. elty in and supervising principal, ng at his restdence, on E.st pout SIX Years ago a’ stroke of catised his retirement from his duties t the public schools, He wus a 1 val eacker, and 54 Years of age at the tne of Bis death. ——.___ THEFE Boys INJURED PY ACCIDENTAL S . " aan In charge of the sewer work be- h. O and P streets northwest I ¥ dey na yesterday It was r the 3 rt of the sinful ¥ Inches, oF lot th street, be- d roved Orne, a8.—To-day In the was arralghed for aulting D-tectives Raff ‘The oflleers testifled * ata man was in a treet, 31, and going there round a vestibule Wider the influence of on arresting lin he resisted, biluag r armant kicking bim, as also kicking Mr. Cox. A fine of $5 was imposed in the corpora- tion cas, and $15 in tue assault case, CosTRacTs Awanpep.—The mar- rded the contracts for coal, woul, ice (the proposals for which were week) for the use of the United States here, as follows: Coal—W. E. Hodge, ace, $5.73 for chestuut coal, 6 er cord, saw d split ¥ Adams. “Ice—Great Falls 5 cents per 100 pounds, § yu! ghborhood of 8th'and 1 parti roprict f of @ picture, and an assault on Fra 1, at the Washing- us. The cases were called in the Police morning, and Mr. Tus tel testified that een told that Levy had taken a pleture, ita and the picture was given up, and Ited him. ‘The court for disorderly conduct, im- 4 jurther fine of #15 and dismissed We clurge Of larceny. Onpatxep Pry I Tichest > Md, jay, the following Pilests by “Archbishop Givbons essel, Aloysius Lutz and Pet ank Klander, Frank Kock and ‘kK Batt, Philadelphia; P. H. Lonaghan, and Wiillam ‘Tewes, Washington: Mootot Uicm celebrated their Mrst mass yester- AY ee BLE BUILpIxG.—A fine butlding, to be used os ry stable, ing erected in square B67, (between N and O, 9h and loth streets north West.) for Messrs. Holmes & Thompson by Mr. George B. Groff. Tt will be 95. by 106 feet and two Etorl’s th Lelght, with stabling for seventy ani. Taals, and a commodious earflage house. The bee or of the carriage house will be a sus- pens 4 foor, reached by elevator, and the butid- ing will be fitied throughout with modern appli- : ‘he contract calls Mr its completion by sveunber Ist. pZlaxpsoma FURNITORE at AUcTION.—Mr. Dow. will sell to-morrow, at 10 o'clock, at No. 782 The German Bi-Centennial. PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY FOR THE CELEBRATION NEXT MONTE, At a meeting last evening of the exccutive com- mittee having charge of the arrangements for the approaching German bi-centennial celebration, Dr. E. §. Kimball, E. Holer and Joseph Colignan were added to the committee on music. The fol- lowing were added to the finance committee: H. E. Gross, G. W. Speir, Charles Walter, H. King, John G. Besseler, L. Kettler, W. J. Kettler, H. Rabe, Dr. John "Walter, Jullus Baumgarten, Henry Kraemer and Henry Sebode. It was de- cided to invite the German and American citizens of Baltimore and Alexandria to take part in the celebration, and also to, appoint a committee to call upon the Presdent, the heads of the various executive departments And the public printer, and Tequest that all employes who desire to take part in the parade should be allowed a half holiday from 12 m. on October &th. ‘The committee on | music made a recommendation, which was adopted, that an orchestra of fo-ty-four pleces be | engaged for the concert at the Schuetzen park on the evening of October 7th. The sum of $25 was appropriated for the expenses of tie concert. It 4s proposed to lave a chorus of 1) voices. A re- Port of the committee on procession, which was adopted, recommended that all business men who desire to take part in the Industrial parade should be requested to report to the committee by and be- fore the 26th inst, and that the general committee be requested to arrange for floats to represent the tableaux of the landing of the first German eml- grants. The cominittee on grounds, through Its chairman. Mr. Spelr, reported that Athletic park ha¢ been secured for the grand mass meeting to take place on the evening following the parade. ‘The committee was Instruted, in case of unfavor- able weather, to engage the largest hall avatlable in the city, in which to hold the sacred concert on the Sunday evening preceding the parade. A com- Taunication was received from a new organization ofthe gardners and farmers of the District, of which Mr. Leonard Exel 1s president, stating that a committee had been ‘appointed to Fepresent the organization and arrange for its taking part in the procession. SS Alcxandria Affairs. Reported for Tue EVENING Bran. SuNDaY Senvices—No minister other than a city pastor officiated at any of the white churches here yesterday, except at the First Presbyterian church, on Fatffax street,and there the Rev. E. Whittlesey, of Washington, occupied the pulpit. A protracted” meeting continued at the M. “P. church. A meeting was held at the reform club Tooms ‘for tho promotion of total abstinence by Teligious influences. The unlon meetingof the Alexandria Christian Association was held at the Friends’ meeting house, now oceupled by the M. E. congregation. Ciacurr Cover.—The circuit court for this city began its session at the city court-house to-day, Judge Keith upon the bench. Its sesston will prob- ably continue for some weeks The hay scales case, the ground rents case, and some other suits of public ‘Importance will come up during the rm. FUNERAL—The funeral of John B. Fasset took Place yestenlay afternoon trom his late home, on Washington street, opposite the Baptist church. A large number of friends, including many Wasb- ingtonlans, atten ted. Reronten’s Nores—A colored man, named Ed- ward Eckers, was brought to the station-house last nizht on suspicion and released upon leaving $10 collateral—The clerk of the city school board Was occupfed again this motning in grant- tog permits to the public schools. ‘The applicants Were not numerous—The gas bills now being rendered reduce the price from $2 to $1.80 per thou- sand feet, with 10 per cent discount If paid within thirty days.—Westey McGraw, burned at the canal last week by a mp explos.01, has now nearly recovered.—Three Justices ot the peace, Messrs. Arnell, Cox and Dillon, sat on Saturday to | determine the value of a bull-dog, for which Ste- | Yens sued Keyes The dog was brought into court | and appraised by witnesses at from $2 to $10. ‘The | sum of the values given by all the witnesses was thea divided by the number of witnesses and | judgment given for the prow PPP 00 W W wWDDD FFE RRR PPO OWWWWD DE’ RR Ppp O O WWWW D DER RRR P 08.0 WWWW D DE RR.. Pe eco) Wo OW «(bbb EKER RK: ‘This powder never varfes. A marve of purity, ‘More economical than tne ordinary kinds, end cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of Jow test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Rovat Bax- NG PowpeR Co., 106 Wail street, N. ¥. aps strength, and wholesomeness. sR LOOD-FOOD" IS THESUGGESTIVE NAME often given to Ayer’s Sarsaparills, because of its biood-enri- hing qualities, U hets AYEX'S PILLS AND BE CURED. MISERY is a mf'd word to describe the mischief to body and mind caused by babitual constipation. The regular ‘use of Ayer's Cathortic Fills in mild doses will restore the torpid viscera to healthy action. eep20 Evenyrme New AND Hasnsoue FOR THE FALL TRADE IN CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS For fhe Lowest Cash Prices, at SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, . ecrt €01 MARKET SPA7z. il D. BARR, . IMPORTER AND TAILOR, FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED, Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fitted and suited are invited to call at the Fashion House, * sept 1111 Pa. Avo., Washington, D. 0. prere T YOUK FURS AND WINTER CLOTH 41NG AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. EEFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 0c, PER POUND. 1. C. BISHOP, Druggist, 420 9th street. corner Hi street northwest. ((A8PETS AND HOUSEFURNISHING Goops. re are daily receiving our full supply of Housofar- nishings, comprising Carpets of the neweet and most ghoce designs in Bigelow, Lowell and Hartford Wil- fons, Bigelow, Lowel and Hartford Brussels. Axmin- store, Moquette, Koxbury Tapestry, Smith's Ta A Lowell Inwrains, Bordeted tngrith Ga Smyrna apl9 Carpets, Rugs and Mats in great variety, Turcomans, Papert Bpun Silky, Lace ‘Curtaine’’ and Curtath HOOE, BRO. & 00... 1328 FS reet Northwest. Seccrrry From Loss By Boraxany, HOBBERY, FIKE OR ACCIDENT. THE NALIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, CoRNeR 15TH STREET AND New YORK AVE. Perpetual ter Act of Congress January 1867. Capital. 000, Kents Nai FS % ies all kinds of Becuritics and Valuables on Special Deposit at lowest Tate BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. CHAKLES C. GLOVER, SSARTER.S, GLON cok Teng & Co., Vico President, ALBERT L. SIUKIEVANT, Secretary. ©."E. Nyman, Asst. $os7. Dinectons: Lenjamin P. Snyder, Charles C. Glover, TEL interes, Mecca ¥ : John G. Parkes Cu. Rorrar, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQU+RTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT Al DURABILITY IN THE MARKET. ~~ Lawn Tennis, Crogust, Bicycles, Velocinedes, Arch- Call and examine the Goods, Prices to suit the imes. - jyat ‘sepd-Im_ aul3 EOPLE’S SAVING BANK—WHERE YOU CAN select a auit of Clothing and deposit 80 much a balance in weekly or monthly payments till pall ‘Men's heavy Winter Sui $10 and up. Men's Dress Suits from $8 to: Seboot rom O48 and w Sui hs School Suits, awe 4-32, $2.60 to: Mira and Boys’ Echool ate a, and $i.25, = street, a very superior collection of household | sept 19id id Pee hve. effects, comprising an elegant plano and very handsome parlor chamber and dining-room furni- | "QWHE CELLULOID TRUSS: | THAT NEVER ture. Parties in seareh of frst-cl articles Li never wears out. always alean, and can be should not fall to attend. pene ‘Is for salest plresteS Prov. axp Mrs LE. C, COLLIgRe’s day school Reopens September 26. Ck northwest. |. FISHER devotes her sulcunon wantent La Paoos * Almost Given Away To-morrow Only. ‘The immense bargains will be sold for Acts, and 14 cents, at R. Goldschmid’s 812 ‘7th st. 48 sheets of colored or white shelf Combs 4 cts, and 9cts; Tampico Whisk-brooms 9 cts; Zinc Washboards 14 cts: Coat-shovels 4 cts; Scrubbing-brushes 4c, 9¢ and 14 cts; 1 Hair brush with comb 9 cts; Star paste stove 2 boxes for 9 cts; Sewing ma- chine oil ‘eke a bottles Pure electric 7 atct= lage 3 bottles for 9 cts; ‘Shoe blacking 8 boxes for 9 cts; Scissors 4c and 9 cts; Large Kitchen-Knives Qcts; Laundry-blue 9 boxes 9 cts; Tea-spoons 12 for 9 cts; Tabie-spoons 6 for 9 cts; ‘Tooth-brushes 4 cts, and 9 cts; Handsome decorated china frult- Plates 14¢; Pie ‘Plates 4 for 9 cts; Tea Trays 4 ct: and 9 cta; School-bags 4 cts, and 9 cts; 1 Decora china Mug with Shaving brush 9cts; Large School-slate 4 cts; Feather dusters 9cts, and 14 ets; Also immense bargains of every description im Gecorated and White China-ware, Glass and Tawa re. Baby Carrlages and Traveling Trunks at cost My First Venture io the ready-made clothing business was made twenty-four years ago. Then we were satisfied with @ moderate profit of twenty per cent. Now the large dealers in cities want fifty. One would naturally suppose with the immense increase of business flere competition in trade profits would be aller. Why the difference? Times have changed. The purchaser no joneer: is satis- fled unless his garments are busheled to death; in other words, he wants them made over. Tnis en- talfs enormous expense, and the worst feature 18 that the man who is easy to fit and sult con- tributes to pay for alterations for the difficult one. I have entered into the spirit of this change only 8o far as it may be necessary to better the fit, consequently my prices are lower than houses meeting every requirement made of them. My stock of ready-made suits was never so large as at present, nor are better fitting garments to be found within our borders, so that but few changes are necessary. Gro. C. HENNING, 410 Seventh street. Galvano-Magnetic Treaunent of Dis- ease, ‘WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 92236 F STREET NORTHWEST. Hours from 8 to 12.. m. and 2 to8 p. m., Sunday excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cail or send for pamphlet containing over one hundred volun- tary testimonials of cures of citizens of Baltimore and Washington, covering the entire range of nerve and other incurable diseases. See Balti- more Sun for daily accounts of curos. Consulta- ton free, either at office or home of patient. E. A. Parsons & Co. “There Came a Big Spider AND SAT DOWN DzSIDE HER.” ‘That is what the old poem says, and It goes on to say that the big spider “trightened Aliss Moffett away.” In the case of our girl she didn’t go away, but stald ull the spider who sat down beside her had bitten her. Then she howled and declared she was going to dic. Yet she did not die; nor did she howl very long, for her good old aunt came with a bottle of Perty Davis’ Pain Killer and took away the pain of the venomous creature’s bite. Buy a bottle, and don’t be without it in the spider season. Remarkable for Overcoming diseases caused by impure water, decaying vege- tation, ete., is Brown’s Iron Bitters. New Benn, N. C.—Rey. G. W. Offley says: “I have taken Brown’s Iron Bitters and consider it one of the best medicines known.” Rock Hitt, 8. C.—Rey. J. S. White says: “I used Brown's Iron Bitters for general debility. It re- stored me to strength and vii On Thirty Days’ Trial. The Voltaic Hielt 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- aunteelng speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No risk 1s incurred, as thirty days’ trial 1s al- lowed. Ws, Pure Grape Cider at Chr. Xander’s, No. 911 7th street northwest, Catarrh of the bladder. Stlaging irritation, tuflammatton, all Kldney end Urinary Complaints, cured by SEARED 2 1. * Pure Grape Cider at Chr. Xander’s, No, 911 7th street northwest. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and dclivered in 3-lb. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, cottage chevse, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, ate int. Caueers: Caneer: Caneets: NEW STYLES. NEW STYLES, NO OLD GOODS IN OUR STOCK. CARPETS SEWED AND LAID, 8 CENTS. CARPET LINING, 7 CENTS. 25 cents, '30 cents. '37 cents. 50 cents. iq E HALL and STAIR CARPE’ LACE CURTAINS, per pair, $1.25, $1.50, up. co. M. TOWSON, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, = South Side, eepl5 Exreaonrxany Bia Banaarss IN A TEN-QUARTER (10.4) BLEACHED SHEET- ING COTTON, EQUAL TO Pz QUOT, at 25 cents. CANTON FLAN NELS, Canton Fiannels, 8 cts, 10 cts., 12 cts., 15 cts. BED TICKING. Bed Ticking, 10 cta., 12 cts, 14 cta., 16 cts., 18 cts. CALICOES, COTTONS, FLANNULS, GINGHAMS, TABLE LIN TOWELS. EL SUITING, 5-4 and 6.4 widths in all colors, Garnet, Myrtle, Blue, Ulive, Brown, Black and Illuminated Colors. BROCADE VELVES, all colors, $1 yd. BROCADE SILKS AND SATINS, $1. BLUE BLACK CASHMER S87 cts., 50 cts., 62 cts.. 75 cts., 87 cts. and $1. ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS, 25 cents. ALL-WOOL MARLAND SUITING, stripe and check to match, $1 sd. BLACK SILKS, ‘$1, $1.25, $1.50, $1 COLORED SILK VELVETS, all colors. JERSEYS, JERSEYS, JERSEYS, $2.50, $2.50, $2.60, $2.50, $2.50. ©. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bonth Side, Paras Rovat. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ALOT OF , $2. sepls IMPORTED JERSEYS, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE VERY LOW PRICES AS QUOTED BELOW: ‘The Best JERSEY in the Market at $2.40. Fine CLOTH JERSEY, with CUFFS, at $2.93, tFine BRAIDED JERSEY at $3.68, Fine JERSEY, Plaited Back, with Bow, at $3.98, Handsome JERSEY, Braided Back and Front, with CUFFS and BOW, at $5.98, ‘There is no JERSEY IMPORTED can equal our FRENCH TRIMMED. Itis very Fine, with or without POCKETS, at $6.98, ALL OUR JERSEYS JUST RECEIVED ARB CLOSE AND HEAVY-WEIGHT, FOR THE FALL TRADE. Pl — Pe sa” fe sso Fr SAE PA ls . Po A ALLELA ALL 8s588 RRR OO +2 Bee gy AE on E Eo ¥ 2“4tuis sepls 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. eee A PE 7} SABER A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA, OHILLS AND Quinine, Arsenic, or any metalic 3y19-6m. FEVER—Contains no capycunds—atDr uggists, 60 cents, EDUCATIONAL. Genero SEE The ity: Rev. James es Hon. HT. We og; J Mer tek, Hon, W. A F. Morris, LL. D,, \. Jere. j. J. Dar- Sa and Soba We Boas, eae CW: Home man, Geoffetown University Law Pg gay pe Souncecments for tue year willbe made.” Ail interested . itextra ore Latin course (elective), eg Pai = informati ch at bookstores of Wl Morrison and J irad. Adame or of sep24-15t S. M. YBATMAN, Secretary, 410 5th st.n.w. RENCH PRONUNCIATION. F ORCA COMPLETE COURSE. Tne of. elation and at sight masters, of Pronunciation ‘Reading at cig! GLASS LIMITED. inesd: Days and Hours: We and Saturdays from 00 Course opens Satur: i before which date ™"Carda" miust be obtained. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIERE, A. M., sep22-2w 1538 Tat.n.w. A native of Paris, Fratice. HE KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING kiven free to auy lady who pledges herself to teach free the poor or in some asylum, witsout compensi- tion, for nine montks after she has uated. Call on Mrs. LOUISE POMLOCE, at the National Kinde ten, Stn and K sireots, sep22-lw 1s8 EVA MIGLS WILI, ACCEPT A LIMITED Ml oumber or Puticin Vocal Mune,’ Benidonee 1133 13th street northwest. eep22-6t* ERMAN LANGUAGE AND ELOCUTION taught by Mrs. H. ULKE, 411 15th street north- west, Call between 11 and 2 o'clock. sep22-Iw* 60 (\OMMENT ON PARLE A PARIS."—ELEGANT Cae thorough French tuition, privately or in Janse. Prof. H. LARK aris, $55.6 et, Also, ‘Latin, Gresk, Spanish, Ttallan, Ger man, etc. eep2l-im* MS, 5D MECINE WILL RESUME HIS CLASSES in Black and White Oil and Water Color September 24th. Room 85 Corcoran Building. Studio open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. sep2i-3t" MUStcae acapeaty. 1721 De Eales Street. 20p20-3m J. P. CAULFIELD. USS, BARROVER’S SELECT BOARDING AND Day School for young Ladies and Children, 1730 jan. Mase. ave;, Inte residence of Gen. Geo. B. MeClell ‘or cl Une. (COLOMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. JAMES C. WELLING, LL. D., PaesIDENT. The Hon. WALTER 8. COX, LL. D., Prteeeateacts ant of Cazucs ud Micdemeeneee The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. D,, Professor of Equity Jurisprudence. of Common Law and Equity Pleading, of the Law of Evidence and the Law of Partuership. ‘The Hon. WILLIAM STRONG, LL. D., ‘Lecturer on Constitutional Law. GEORGE F. APPLEBY, Esq., Judge of Moot Cdurt and Associate Professor of ‘Practice. ‘The exercisesof the School will be resumed at tho Taw Ballding (Sth street, betwoon D and E streets,) ov WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER OTH, at 6 o'cloce brn, when the annotncements for the year, embracing some new features, will be made by thé Faculty In addition to the rezular prizes of the School an em- inent jurist offers during, the present, year a prizo of $100 for the Lest casay on a topic of law, to be announced ‘at the opening of the session. Fees for the whole course of two yeers in the under- fgaduato departmont, $150. For a single voor, $50, ‘er the post-xraduate’ course, All payabie in ad= vance in month'y inatailments Catalogues may be had at the book stores of William H. Morrison, (475 Pennsylvania avenue), and of James Anglim & Co , (1424 £ etreet), or on application to the President of the Facult; 19-3. OF. & MUS. LUCIEN E. € FRENCH, ENGLISH & FOR BOYS, 1598 1 street northwest, Will reopen for the reception of pupils, SEPFEMBER 26, 27 and 28, 18: School year boxtua October Ist and closes June Ist, 1884. Fall corps of teachers, sepi9 18S MARY K. SCHNEINER. y TEACHER OF PLOCUTION, qloutcal Analy . Vocal Culture and Expréesion,—and adings in SHAKSPEARE and GENERAL LITERA- TURE. Address 1324 Rigg street. gep19-Im* NINTH MONTH (Sept. $d.) | Number of stadent ited. Superior advantages. Terms moderate. - cation may be made any time at echool rooms, from 9 a. mto3 p.m, THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. An Elementary and scroot, between Tata and 1th cate ‘aul-3m IRENCH LESSONS.—CLASSES REO! 4 ee term by my new ‘Euphonic System. Cl of all GEades at moderate rates. At 3:30 p. m. for Young and Children. Daily Kin for litle children st 1:30. Otuer morning snd evening classes: Sdulte, "Private tution ifdesiret ~ MILLE V. PRUDHOMME, 1323 Ket. nw. aul? JPG STUDIO AND PRIVATE LESSONS, WITH IME Sketching from Nature, continue through the r. Pencil and Stub Drawing, Water Color and Oil Painting, Laniscape, Flowers,” Composition. Lou experience: original works. referencss. ‘Studio, 118 Corcoran Building. SEATON DON 5 Jy6-3m. ‘OWE'S BOOKKFEPING—-ONE MONTH GUAR. anteed to equal three of any other system. No text books used. With penmanship, ete., $3 month, until Qctober, when terms will be'higher. Howe's ‘Rapid Succes Penmanship easiest to learn and write, $2.50. arate Department for Ladies. Prof. G. W. HOWE, 517 Tthetreet. 3y10 HE CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Little Girls—will re-open Monday, Octo- er I- It Je situated on the Helchts of Georgetowm, and ie accessible by street care to all parts of the city, The grounds are extensive, the Jocatlon healthful and beau- ful. ‘Terms moderate. kor circulars address the ‘MISSES EAKLE, 1916 35th st., Washington. je21-4m PB StHERE INSTITUTE, 603 F STREET NORTH. ost —The course of study wil oommence Mon September 3. Circulars at cipal book and Imusic ctores:, Students of clocution’ will please call at the Institute for particulars in that branch, MRS. £. A. CHAMBERS, Principal. aulT PRORESSOR ALEX. DE WOLOWSEI REOPENS for Singing and: iyano Yaetruction ty. ie remark Or ‘and Fiano ion by remark: ably abort method. Parties for Parlor Concerts, ‘Operas and Oratorios will find their Mecos in Profea- sor's System, which is the shortest and best, saving Fear of practice, and training voices quickly to ihe v host culture. Ladies’ Seminaries attended to. aul’ AVID 3. L. JOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR ‘Master, 1117 10th street northwest. Private les- sons $1 per hour. Public voice classes fifty cents per mon! au29-lm" RIVATE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. Xo. 405 East CarIToL STREET. CHARLES E. HILTON, A. M., Principal. ‘The Fall Term of this school will open September 10, 1983. Students fitted for any college, scientific echool, civil service examinations, or business. A limited ‘Bamber of pupiie will be adinitted into the family of the EDUCATIONAL. DRY GOO Mees en Tino Mo: Com Sma — Some Enters tte, Niogh Za BRESDAY, Rept 26, 1883. — WE HAVE OPENED A FULL LINE OF IMPORTED) fez ths cog pear cf ibe CLOTHS, IN ALL THE NEW BHADER, SUIT, J Samer. or for entrance into Smith, Vassar and payee — arse ent Gee jellesley ‘ rs "ER YARD. THESE GOODS of PN And German—Taught by the “*Nataral Meth- | Pury, 54 INCHES WIDE, AND JUST Tlie Elocution—In charge of Mra, M. Stevens Harg Prin- | FOR THE FALL, ly Washing’ [3 toca futieDivtctreny, Sistas RGSS Roemer: | | GUINET'S BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. Piano—Director, Professor Anton Gloctener. COLORED AND BLACK VELVETS IX EVERE Art—Drawing and Painting Director: Prot 4 Messer, Director of the WasLington \ri Schock | GRADE. Decorative Art—Under the supervision of competeat | FALL STOCK OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS JUST. Te sepl-3m_ | RECEIVED. pus Bors’ phos. HIGH | MOURNING GODS OF EVERY GRADE AXD win open sestember 1a ieee ts ase Worth eesion | cormee ty a the.'N on = Roomy "of Drs ‘Sunderland's Ciur<h, “4's nirect. The | git NS. SATINS AND VELVETS, SUITABLE FOR pupils of this school take high s:and in the various iS. Histtatfons of the land: Mire Hunt may te ad rcesed =—s through lock box £35. aul3-Sm W. M. FHUSTER & Sona, SS.2AC1E A, DANIEL, TEACHER OF VOCAL are wm aS mnsylvania Avenae, Music. dice |. Be Es CHEAYI pl au3l-1 oF particu PLE LH'STREET N.W- Scat. eee T HE FR@EREL INSTITUTE—KINDENGARTEN | 60 rnd School for primary and advanced Miencs ew Fan wopeacgaal driest eimeccterden sires |New Bax, Goons at 1127 13th at, onesauate from homas circle. 8u30-1ni / ARFIELD PRIMARY AND 2 Germ KEOPENS OCT, TRUNNEL & CLARK, Isr. Apply for Catal Ist, at Kindenar- rooms. AN cipal au2-Sm Sl MARKET sPace, S'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ROOM 7. Stock of Drees rere laine. o-g:cor-Othand E ete. nw. Young | Ske Cankueres, Ren walls for Ball weak, Gates stenograpliic wors. Puplie received stany time, sé-om | OfCCing many Special Bargains, M"isan Sf axp FRENCH SCHOO! i, > L PORES CADIS, 821 Vermont avenue, reopens = Th rh instruction in the i ace ER ano Meee iE COLUMBIA KINDERGARTEN ita OPEN ‘PT. 17th. Mra. ‘They bi 6-4 ALL WvOL CLOTH for Ladies Buite at $1, reduced from $1.38. i A jobin PURE INDIGO BROADCLOTB, nine Enudish Goode $2: veduced teers $0. afte take very desitabis Suite for Ladies’ {Jobe in HOSTERY." ‘obs in B. Ee RRCBIERS.” ‘cor. of N.J. ave. and E #t.n.w. SE! 3 ogobein BAPEL NNAB. OGDEN, 8 ing Principal, 1811, Tat. jobs tn LINENS. ' Sie BS.CAKE, don Pein S18 TodotersontOaee” | We are determined to give onr friends and custo. eqs Beet Goods, and ‘Low Petoen at as es can bebad “ONE PRICE ONLY." “MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES." TRUNNEL & CLARK, ‘OUNT VERNON INSTITUTE. iGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1530 I SPREET, Will Reopen SEPTEMBER 26th. MES. C. W. PATRO, sepl-3m Principal. MAUS, DANCING ACADEMY. aR. 1. G. 4, MARINI reopens his Academy on SATUKDAY, SEPTE! 35, lee, when the classes for the season, 1883-'84 will bé formed. Former pupils are invited be present at the opening reception. For particniars sens Principal, who Tecei’ it vision, cit 31 Taricolat siention elven folndrtdual needs Erentng | =< _ 82. | Decuxe Or Tur Szasox. eases wil be fornie vate instruction given S both cexes. References furnished, ‘aull-2m SEWING MACHINES, &c. \CLECTIC SEMINARY, OPENED SEPT. 17TH. ‘Thorough. practical Instruction will be given to young men and boys over ten years old, who wish to fit bemselves for any business or profession. Only 20 Boyle wanted. Cirenlars at book-stores. Inquire of RICHARDS, A.3I., 1301 Corcoran etrect. _ eep19 IMURCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1213 12th st. n.w. Fifteenth year bewins Sept. 19. Thor- ough instraction in English, French, Music, Drawing, For circulars, &¢., apply to the Principal, Miss OD. ‘au27-1m RS. OLGA HESSELBACH-SPIEK REOPENS her Kindergarten, 1135 17th street northwest, MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1883. Apply for circulars: after the 1th of September. eepl-Im* &e. Ma Roexewsee ppihat Weare the only Authorized Agents for the cele- HARTFORD and NEW HOME SEWING MA- in the District. They are positively: the lightest run- ning and most durable machines ever produced. Oia Machines taken in exchange. Machines sold on easy monthly payments, and special aS ure and vist our office bet ware! sure an yar office before x 3. OPPENHEIM Ht & BEO.. £28 9th street northwest. St. Cloud Building, First-class Machines for rent by week or month. GUINNIP’S, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, THE SEASON I8 DECLINING, AND 60 ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR ABLISGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, Cor, Pa, ave. and 15th st., opposite U. 8. T.. a Select Schoolf rBoys ana Young Men. Number limited. Only Scholars of coo moral character received. Fall term of 1s€3 begins Sept. 10th. Day and Evening Sessions. Careful and thorough inatruction in the Common Eny- lish Branches, Book-keey ing, Short-hand, Higher Arith- metic, Algebra. Geometry, "Latin and Greek, BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., Principal, Washington, D. C. auls-Sm (CAPITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND RINDERGAR- ten. Ml Boyden and Gates, Principals. The seventh annual session of this school opens MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 17TH, with enlarged accommodations for pupils, in the spacious, building corner Ist na A streets southeast (facing East Capitol Park). Lai airy echool-rooms; ample play-ground, &c. “‘Thorou instructions in all grades. Kindergarten and Academic Departments. Superior advantages in Music, Draw- ing and Languages, For Catalorues and further information apply to Principals, at the School building, 20 Ist strect south- east, or at 22 3d street southeast. eep4-2m LP tiem INSLITUTE, | ORGETOWN, D. c. The Session 1883-1884 will begin OCTOBER 1, 1883. Applications for admission may be made to C. M. MATTHEWS, at hisofficc, No. 1208 3letatreet, between the hours of 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. previous to that day, after that at the School. sep19-Im. J. DENT, President. ((BABLES, B. DONGH, TEACHER OF PIANO i and Violin, 606 Hatrcet northwest. iano music for receptions and privat ies a spe- cialty. e = Pepe isam HE ART SCHOOL OF THE ART CLUB, VEKNON Row, cor. Pa. ave. and 10th at., re-operis Oct. 1st, 1883. E'C. MESSER, in charge; JNO.L. BURNETT, assistant. sepi8-Im* pe BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 7: STREET, Baltimore, 3 N. JOLY, gu ET, Wachineton.t Prineipale 283 W "I, Providence, 154 TREMO! a. Best of native teachers only: most thorough and efficacious method ; special advantages for learning con- yersation. THIRTY LESSONS IN CLASS OF Ts, $3 yAT!, LESSONS AT SCHOOL or at STUDENTS RESIDENCE, Tectures, Reading Ke. free to Students. Superior TEACHERS FURNISHED TO OTHER SCHOOLS and to families for certain houra or for permanent positions. OFFICE HOURS, 2 to 5 and 7to8 p.m, eeplb-Im UDOLPH ROWE, TEACHER OF VIOLIN.— Special attention ‘to young iedies and advanced pils. mg resumed SEPTEMBER 1g, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. seplin* ROF._SHELDON'S “FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. —All the latest dances taught, Patri ron- ized only by the elite. You can Join for a week, month, quarter or season.” Send for elteular: ‘au31-6m_ ONZAGA COLLEGE, WITH A STAFF OF WELL- WK trained and energetic Professors, offers a fine op- portunity for a thorough Classical or Commercial Edu- cation. Aspecial class will be opened thia week (Sept. 12) for the purpose of giving larger boys the navantage of learning elementary branches without at the game timo being obliged to sit side by side with boys who are much younger than themselves. An early application for membership of this class is required. ‘Terme, $10.3 quarter in advance. JNO. J. MURPHY, 8. J. ‘President. sepll-Im NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ‘OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. ‘The Sixty-second Annual Sezsion will becin on MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist, AT 8 P. M., fm the College Building, 1325 H sircet northwest with an Introductory Address by Prof. A. F. A. KING, M. D., to which the Rrctosien and publi cordially invited. ‘The regular Lectures will continue daily throughout the course, becinnin ‘The Autumn Examinatoy at 6:30 p.m. ul commenco at tho Col- lege ou THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 271 nH, at m. For particulars apply at the Dean's Office, No. 726 ‘Thirtoenth strect northwest. sepl0-im TAY DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. FACULTY OF LAW. ifon. Arthur MacArthur, Associate Justice of tho Su- preme Court of the District of Columbia, President, Hon. Samuel F. Miller, Associate Justice of the Su- reme Court of the United States, Professor of Interna- ional and Constitutional Law. H. 0, Claughton, ead.» Professor of Pleading, Evi- gence Equity Jurisprudence, Commercial and’ Mari- ime Law. William B. Webb, esq., Professor of “Practice and ‘Judge of Moot Court. Engene Carusi, osq., Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, Contracts, Negotiable Inetru- ments, and Applied Evidence. Watton J. Newton, esq. Associate Professor of Legal Fe tary of the Faculty. Practice and Secretary of the Faculty, ERS. Hon. H. H, Wells, Criminal Law. Hon. W. Willoughby, Deeds and Conveyances. Enoch ‘Totten, Law of L. G. Hine, e& ¥ % . Koss Perry, xa. The Conflict of Laws. Reopens Monday, October Ist, 1883. at the Lecture Rooms, 925 F street, northwest. "Ca 1e8 can be ob- tained ‘at Morrison's, Parker's, Anglim's and Adams’ Book-stores, or st the office of the ‘Treasurer, F. J. Lavender, 48034 Louisiana avenue. New students can ‘obtain information or enter at the Lecture tween the hours of 8 and 10 a.m. snd 4 and 5, from 10a. m. to4 p.m. at the office of the Secretary, W. J. Newton, 810 F street northwest. sep7-2m. ‘ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND English Language, 904 M street northwest, privat Mi My STEVENS HART, Principal. | ivato and class instruction day and evening, ginning September 10th. ‘Teachers’ lasses will resupne ctober Ist and 24.6 p.1n. ‘SPECIAL ADVANTAGES, ‘The natural development and culture of the voice for conversation, cee ‘address or singing. ring mn, AG and other painful vocal defects overcome; METHODS EN DOREED, BY PROMINENT LOOAL mrjactioal English tenght by rapid and comprehensive ods. ‘Terme made known upon a) eral discount to ministers and teachers sepi-iin IKRENCH AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND Day F'saieor on YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE 1805 17th st., corner Massachusetts ave., Wash., D.C., ‘Under the direction of Mrs. L. P, McDonald and Miss Aung Elli, assinted by Prof. A; P. Montague, depart- ment of Ancient i: Dr. J. P. Caulfield, do- vartment of Musi Barrenne, department of French; Mics Emma J. Rowe, Kipdergartner, and a full corps of competent teachers. with special classical course, advantages offered in French and Music. "To Frosbel's Kindergarten system will bo added ‘daily oral instruc. tion in French.” A litaited number of young ladies fo: ceived as Parlor Boarders. "For clreulars aud infornia- tion call upgn or address the principals at 1623 N sirest no1 jonhington “Rrspecial Were wil con residing on Capi- tol Hlfairoct to the setoal and rebuen eub-3t SEE BUSINESS COLLEGE, ESTAB- Hehed in 1864 and improved yearly, occupies 4 lous, handrome and commodious halle ia Lincoln Hall building, corner 9th and D streets n.w. Training for gone tere for real life, for self-su rable dence. Ci Regular IN- DAY, Bept. 3. Gi : Penmanship, Orthog- Prusiness Calculations, Hockkeoptne ‘single and dou- = jercial Law, Econ > and Ce eg rs LW, Fae omy, and dyonography.. ‘te the Business Practice ment the student invests capital, deposits in the a See ee eecka: cash and on Se eros Fonts, inguranos and taxes, and ‘all of the as jonal Business College Diploma conferrnd ‘upon graduates at close of scholastic year, It is of sd- venta students tgbe registered and fully quipped Hours of iestraction=1 9a.m. 02:30 of ee ee PD. m._ Evening sessions, Monday, and -6 to 8:30 p.m. set 7a cebu evils abe ne peat Hh Ae ‘Upon , Even- ESS mere neas sanaa, sraxcele Voce Pama, FE™E880N, INSTITUTE SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Session begins September 12.’ For circulars, &o., address HAS. B. YOUNG Pomeipal aulé-6m_ 914 14th street. WATERLEX SEMINARY, 1937 TST-N.W. ing and Day Schdol for Young Ladies at ren. Opening, Sept. 20th, For Catal and Drug Stores or Principal, Miss LI) PRRENGH LANGUAGE TAU consecutive conversations, Tw Address, Le Droit Park. NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOR Primary and Advanced Ciasses reopens September 17, at 929 8th gtrect corner of Mt. Vernon Square. Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal. seps-1m SGH00r, OF MUSIC (ESTABLISHED, Main office, 707 Sth street northwest; brauch north- get corner Fenneylvania avenue and 19th st-n.w. Oren ter Sept. 10. THEO. INGALLS KING, Prin. ¢8-1m Ri SCHOOL, 1318 IST, N.w. OPP. FRANKLIN A Pant Spen tor its fouriechine aomeal commen ee 17, ‘Thorough instruction in drawing and paint ‘Mechanical drawing. Prof Charles Schisar. ‘eep5-1m" ‘Mrs. 8. E. FULLER, Principal. EMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHIL- ren, 622 18th street northwest. ‘Reopens September. 1883. ‘Mrs, ELIZABEEH HARRIS, Prin. L. McCARTEE, TEACHER AT WEST ‘Conservatory of Music; Soprano, St. Matthew's (1t.C.) Church.—Voice Culture and the Art of Singing. “Residence, 43 H street n.w. _sepl-1m" M388, AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony. Lessons resumed SEPTEMBER 6. Address 944 K street northwest. 3 W. FLYNN, A. M., PRIVATE TUTOR, Piscean, tak So Re eee mat enc! . Preparation tor College. West Point, Annapolis, and competitive examinations. ‘Terms in aavance. 'VENING CLASSES. A MONTH. Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, English Grammar, Penmanship, U.S. History, Geography, Spelling. au2) WILLIAM, WALDECKER (GRADUATE OF THE Leipzig Conservatory of Music), Teacher of Piano, Organ and Harmony. Lessons resumed September 4th. Residence, 1807 13th street northwest. sepd-1m_ \CHOOL FOR GIRLS AND LITTLE BOYS: ‘Opens SEPTEMBER 12, ‘At 1436 Corcoran street. ‘The Misses TIFFEY, Principals. MS; A52, MES. ALFRED BUJAC WILL REOPEN Wit their educaticnal home for young ladies and little girls Septemb:r 26th, at 1712N ‘atrect northwest. near Connecticut avenucstrect cars. Call for circulars on or after September 15th. sep7-1m* ASELL INSTITUTE, 903 16TH STREET N.W., reopens September "20, 1483. A home and day School for girls, Parental care and discipline. Mk rH, Principal. EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 3100 N street, West Washington. Boarding and Ds £ehool for Young Ladies and Little Girls. 'Thoroug! Collegiate Course. Special students im Music, French, and German. The twelfth year begins September 12 1883. For circulars apply to Principal, LUG! STEPHENSON. au6-2m* ‘Board- Child ues apply Look COMB. a15-2m_ G. GINESI. sepl-4w* 1877.) sepl-Im* ‘RS. N. Washin, au2l sepl-Im* NORW0OD INSTITUTE, SESSION 1883-64. CORPS OF TEACHERS. ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. D. CABELL, Principals; Prof. B, R. Macon, Latin and Mathematics; Prof. 8. M. Shute, (Columbisin Collexe,) History, Moral and Mental Phi- Josophy..and Logic: Prof. A: N. Skinner, (Nat Obs..) Astronoiny, Physics, Geclogy; Prof. J. Chemistry, (with experiments:) to be “supplied, German; Mad. Chevremont, gb Plomes de Pacudgnie de Paris) French: Miss M. i. Eng- sh; iss M. Gay, Belles Lettrée: Prof. Anton Glocts- ner, Thstrumental Music; Mad'lle H.Evremonte, Vocal Music; Prof. £.C. Messer, Art, Drawing and Painting: ‘Miss Karl Garrison, Class Drawing and tive Art; Miss J. Chestney, alisthenics and elocution; Prof. L. G. Marini, Daucing. In branches not named the best iuetruction provided. ‘opens Sept. 26. sop5-15" HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT. 12, THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT. 1. THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 10. ‘During the erection of the new University Buil the exercises of the College proper will be conducted in the rooms of ‘the Preparatory School 1386 HH sirvot northwest, and of the National Medical College, 1325 H strect northwest. For information concerning. these Departments, address Dr. JAMES 0. WELLING, 1350 pth street. ‘THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL will open in the new and commodious building, 1835 Hf strect northwest, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTESUER 12th, with the following corps of teachers: Otis T. Mason, A. M., Ph. D., Principal; the Rev. 3; Huntington, B.D.) Protessdr of Grek: the Rey. 8. Seay D., Professor of Rhetoric; Andrew P. Mon’ .. M., Professor of Latin; J. Howard Gore, B. S., Professor of Mathematics; Mr. Anthony Janus, -Professor of French; Howard L. Hodgkins, A. M., In- structor in Mathematics, Greek and Latin. Exainina- tion of candidates for admission wilt be held in the School Building, after September 3d, from 9 a. m. to Sp. m.. and at the Principal's residence, 1906 G stroct northwest, every evening from ‘or catalogues of further information please address the Principal at sither of the above named places. sed-Im WASHINGTON SCHOOL © D TYPE-WRITIN WIREOPENS SEPTEMBER Liam, 1030 SHORTHAND ciasses wil! mect each evening at 6:30. Private instruction given by 4 thorough and practical ‘eBpectal course.of twelve lessons for active phonogra- phers, ‘Students furnished with Text-booka, “books, Blank-books, Dictionaries, Periodicals and other Pho- nographic mate ‘WHITING lessons given at any hour of the day of evening. Goo of writing machine Sune hous wits to stn ry = OOM, 927 T street northwest. ‘Writing supplies at lowest a2 J Ae ‘Primaiy and: Advanced Guases reooe Oe an BER Isr, at the ‘of H and 18th “Branch of Ay ee echt JK DERG TEN NORMAL INSTT WITH Rae pee gr ae ant - $100. Positions ‘secured for those who are quall- apply to MRS. LOUISE LOGE, 929 6th ‘northwest. ‘The instructions & ‘are given the ME *: © Mogz e's scHooL Milo TP Beect Mawkeee— gua3-tm* ROF. J. F. GERMUI TEACHER hee Serres ed oes (oles, Singing, B nds repaired 80):22 SUDDEN AND, SWEEPING NEDUCTIO: UM ME So a S wet ths c. a R- . me) SPPPn ACH, corner 7th and’ H streets, e Jast ft ‘ears the most extensive dealer ms ites ia As for instance: {ing 101 a SATEST IM: | We aro now offering ufacturer’s stock of : ; 3 are @ msn . PHov. D MACH of the very best and most stand- ard makes, which Lave been selling at $10, $50, $60 and $70. are now $20. $25, $30 and $35, with all extra attach- ears’ guarapt: sud NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, WHITE MULL TIES AT HALF PRICE. Note the prices: 8¢., 10c., Ie., 12i0., 140., 18e., Heer kinds Fos SEES CaN? by © AU: Auta ay | Meow AS a0 205 —poutively wort vie the hone, Bow cost fies aria a qeraiiabeene bak, Geis Fat MORE | 00 DOZEN OF Ex sTrTcmED AXD ANCE MckEAST FROM 1230, UP, my3 427 Sth street. ‘The residue of our Large Stock of ‘GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. SUETLAND, ZEPHYR AXD _ BREAKFAST SHOULs ER” SHAWLS: S. B, ELLEXY, AT COST PRICE, InBh Pinks, Whites and Fi Ss lues, Rede, Pinks, Whites and Fancy Combinations, We still continue to close out our stock of LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR AT COST PRICE, Our BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED NIGHT DRESS at $5.30 commands attention, “as at positively worth PUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRES3 SHIRT: GENTS' FURNISHINGS, 4 2112 F Srreer Nortawest, WasnINGTox, D. 0. ‘The Bargains we offer are genuine, and all visitors to our Stores go away satisfied, Tuoxrsows SHIRT FACTORY GUINNIP & CO., aul8_ 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. MEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM, <a =cee RGEC Sea £16 F Street, Opposite Patent Office, an MystEni ty — 4s the best Shirt for 75 cents ever 6ffered in this or irts to . Rix best 4 for 410.00. hesgy-made Shirioat flowing yess | Smee county, Delng elegantly mado of the very boot ‘Acme, un! 7S cts.: finished, 90 ctx. antintebea. ots. 5 ed, £0 cts. Full line of Boys’ Burts. “Fine soscrment ot 3 ier cries aint une been sold in this martest for ten roariy ‘Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear, ee Bot Only 76 cents for tie “MXSTERY” SHIRT, PIANOS AND ORGANS. ieee ms and most uniform in quality of any Cuscscex J. Reso. frPyl| ETT eteet nortveset. 433 7th street northwest, ms FINANCIAL. PIANOS AND ORGANS, ‘as follows, which must be sold at once: A full 7-oct. Piano of standard make, o 4 carved I fine Stool and Cover; cost 5 used on! Schort time by ex Member: only #138. Hoxe Isvesruexz. GILMORE MICA MINING 00. ‘Offer For Sale 000 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS. . one ble veneered Rosewood case, | 8 3 2. ertiged avn atin onnie wanourea noeemaod same. | hese Bands hhevo Somr yours to run, Cosrter 6 DAP order for Gen, Geo. W. Walker, and used only four | cent intercet, guaranteed aud payable quartstiy. Months. Itis par excellence the finest Upright made: | _ Each purchaser of a $100 Bond receives as bonus 100 Bandsome Stool and Cover ineluded. Will take Square | Sires Of the Capital stock, full paid, mon, assceaabie. Piano in part pay and soll for $350. ‘The amount offered being linus appli ‘Also, ahe very best Pang made by Wim, Kaabe & Oo. Hercemiceine. agua fox pecepoctas, = aieey €) $800; nearly new and in perfect order; only $275. | format Office of the Company, ‘New Orxans from $50 up. Seem DorEweN, oe ADAMS & €0., TUNING AND REPAIRING. 629 ¥ etroct northwest, Samples of Plate Mica and afica ‘This department is now the most complete in the city. Maving recently engazed the services of Mr. Edward Bentech, Iam prepared to repair Musical Instruments of every description. ©. J. REED, sepl8 493 7th et rect northwest. in the rouzh can be ‘aus0-lin ADAMS & €0., BANKERS & BROKERS, 629 F Srrerr, Offer special indngements to buy or sell CRUDE PE- TROLEUM, either forcash or on margin, GENUINE; DECKT ET PIANOS, DARE MADE BY DECKER BROS. N.¥| G. H. KUHN Sole Avent, 407 10th st, N. W. ‘Also for Burdett organs. sepl2 F. A. Useo, FFFP | tector coarse UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT AND FOR SALE. POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS, PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED A SPECIALTY, 52 Orders promptly attended to. a F. A. URSO'S Piano Rooms, INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUR- 613 Lith strect northwost HASEL En ON BS CHASED TO OKDER ON COMMISSION, ‘We invite Correspondence. All information chesre sep10-7m ro WILD An iteot northrest, Alwiye offer Special Bs to Gash Bayer for the | SUy even. J » Braui ana New Bug: UY AND SELL U_ 8. GOVT AND D.C. BONDS; land PIANOS end Barker ORGANS, mi ns 3, G0 : or second hand, but also sell on easy installs Busy wast C. GASLIGHT and ALL other Cay ment ‘Tuning and repairing faithfully attended to. _sep4 Deposits received subject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIALLEE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared at ali times to answer ingul nies regarding same, HARRY C. TOWERS & €O., BANRKEKS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, Hervexawe Praxos, HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE, TED FOR BKILIANCY OF TONE ‘AND DURABILITY. SINGING QUALITY UNRIVALE! ED. WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. - FACTORY PRICES—BASY PAYMENTS. et eet schastge estes odvantaces i the wales P. Ss. T W: ages in. the value of aivate Srock ‘Texzcrare Wins ae PSE ce ns oe - NERAMing NCH} FACTORY WAREROO! 427 10th street northwest. aus EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS: of various makes for sale and rent at re- luced Prices. Wn. Knabe & Co.'s world-re- ith street, above Pa. ave. Pianos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The Most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medinm-priced Piano Manufactared. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Organs sold on instalments, rented or ex- changed, rent sppited if purchased. 6 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, 5 No 915 F STREET, Managing nartner of the Inte firm Bills & Gore” G2 ——— Mi HELEN 4. Mockaky, WIFE OF THK EX- SECRETARY OF WAR, ‘adds to our long list of testimonials the following letter: WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND, 3an30 H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment, Securities Bought and Sold on Commission, No, 639 15rm STREET, (CORCORAN DUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Buoapwax, New Yous. ————_—_—_—_——e'