Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1883, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTO LOCAL MENTION. The Weather, OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, Wasmnaton, D. C., Oct. 3, 1883, 10a.m. For the miidie Atlantic states, generally fair Weather, north to west winds, rising barometer, Stationary or slight fall in temperature. SPFCIAL BULLETIN—THR COOLER WEATHER, The temperature has fullen in New England, the middie Atlantic states, Tennessee. the Ohio and ssissipp! valleys and guif states. Tue followtng =! pns report one Inch or over of rain- fall during the past twenty-four hour-: Boston, ei Memphis, 250; Provincetown, 141 ‘ydney, 3, and Halifax 111. Killing frosts hi in New Eng- land and the sippt valley. fair Weather ist ndicated for New England and the middle Atlantic states on Fritay. Warmer fair weather tm the lake region on F - Graxp Fatt Oresr and bonnets, on Thurday and 5th. Allare Tted. (Cards given.) Sasraa’s millinery tinued this Week oF ot French pattern hats a Frbt October 4th ew Idea, le at auction will be con- 720 TU northwest Now Reapy.—Our elegant lines of bail sonve- irs ant programs, menu and dinner ca Opening announcem ‘nts of every description. Mor- rison & Duval, stadoners speciaittes, #05 and 607 D street. L's Tee Cream and Chrlotte Russo. Buraurwoop Races p: tponed uattl Thursday, October 4th. netion wil! be nly, at 730 7¢h northwest. cone <? fara, seal sacques and cir- 1 1237 a. AVE, best. Only 102 wh Stairs, as heretorore, thus econds of time, ‘Try Morell’s eScentcigar. 734 6th street. “Coox’s Ban oF Live cured Mrs. ex-Seeretary McCrary of dysoepsia. — Dyspeptics read her testimonial in another cofumu and do Hkewise.” Norics.—Mrs. Samstag has sobt out her entire business and interest to F. Scala, and will be con- @ucted under the n me of S. Statastag, agent Berpavy’s Part. Orreersat Napoleon lez Boots. Gtm Bouts a _ Hand-sewed and pegged Calt Boots. Fine s 1 Butt nd Congress Galters, Ladies” ligpd-sewed Kid and Goat Button, #2, $2 $3 Button In endless variety, Misses’ and Child’s spring heel Button. Infants’ French Kt Butron all widths. L. Hei.sxen, 4€2 7th street, Sign: The Old Woman in Window, Ir Yor V. LUk your eyesight consult Hempler, CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Lecmts. Street lamps will be lighted’. at 6:10 p.m., and extinguished ot 4am. colored man named Holmes was hot: Ing ice to the upper storfes of the governur-nt pri Ing office on an elevator last night a plece of tt fell from above and struck kimon the back of the head, making an ug! ati. ‘THe STAR fice Will pay five dollars reward for y evidence that Will leul to the conviction of | any carrier selling coptes of the paper intended for regular subseribers. J. H. Stine and J. R Thompson, of the commit- tee of 5 of the excursion of First | Corps Bull Run, visited Manassas terday and made arrangements for transporta- jon over . They expect that quite a gath- ering fron sides will be there on the 15t 4 Simon Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, of the District of Columbia, will make a pilgrimage | to the efty of Richmond, V t Saturday. At th: plumb: club tast | as follows: George | ily, vice pres | Joun J. Holtis- (chairman) ve, executive | S Were elected ter, tre: James H. Parish an committee. ‘The managers of the Seaman's retreat, corner of | Sth and E streets sou h: obt “d per- | mission of the Commisstor to sell refreshments. At the ninth annual convention of the Women’s Christian: Temperance Unton of Mary n Bal tie meim- * of Commodore | 2 Of the Uni ¥,Was read. Mrs. | Shock Was the first treasurer of the state conven- | Uon. Josep lore? girl, with an in- | el's dock this | North W in f the ehurel stated | morning for b Mzton Mission. the prison nother girl, had a fient in | front of tae chy Sunday night, nnd inter- | rupted the services. Was sent down for 15 } days in defauit or 3. To-day abama claims court reconvened at 1412 H str tiwest, and the jutze the bench Rand-one ¢ filed with beautiral cut Mowers, to wi ached cards of Mar shal MeMichaeL 5 entered the residence of J. M. { northwest, by cuttin: the nd got eff with a silk mufler, & 3% bul, the wuole | ut injury himselt lyst at the yantot the sug run into by the Chesapeake | The second anntversary of the Pre: ‘Sun Last ets which w: anized two years ago by B. Pateh with 5 Wenumbers 221 | Seholars and 3. Biltimore K. T., make a piler: mage to around | this city by w return | they will visi ined by Weshinzton Mrs. Sury H Feference to the sult f her by ler husband, never assaulted bint It isn in my life. Mr. Shattuck but I who am entitled to a | ase of Joseph Lee, colored, | the ju of the Police Court, Dek to-morre tothe | ho has been infssing protuer of Allman will < — A MK Wagon Run Into by a Train. | & MAN AND A HORSE INJCRED ASD THE WAGON Sita ing as the train due here at 8:40 o'clock | ring th B.& P. depot, It struck, on 6th | sand | | out of Neva | sescea of ner | greater in both the last-named races, wh Gregg, which as thrown out | ad, the horse injured | Was on the track, and Mr. G and badly cut about the h ed, Waren stais ry. PIrO oon Uh was | by Dz, € | attended n of the company, the cus atlonal type, ¢ bleaw. Thi ed h: Foxv’s Orexa Hovsr.—The Edwards’ company bring forth continuous peals of 1a ia their presentation of the brig! and ebsurcity entitie loths.” The troupe some excellent actors and singers, the ‘smocth!y, and one ludicrous situation follows an- Other. Nixt week Miss Effie Ellsler in “Courage.” ‘PueaTRR ComiQuE—The talented young actor, Mr. N.S. Woods, and his specialty ‘combination ht large audiences this week with the spir- ‘and Uirilling presentation of the “Boy Scout.” ‘The sit tons in this border drama are full of T and the escapes from them intraculous. THE Dive Mcseva.—An excelient show is given" atthe Museum this week and 1s largely patron- jaed. Among the attractions are Flora, the dash- Melrose sisters, Sam Lang and Dolile Sharpe, ws and Morton, littie Elsie Loane, Monsieur Joyce (the wizard), Punch and Judy, the giant and #lantess, and a number of curiosities Folly hter sparkling Includes: lay runs ee Tux Parsts RovaL Opextxo.—To-day was the lastly. So great was the rush to secure the souvenir bargains that the demand was greater Shan the supply, which occasioned the only draw- | vietori ‘THE JOCKEY CLUB RACES. The Horses Entered in the Stakes—A Review of the Performances of the ‘Two-Year-0lds. The nine stakes opened by the Jockey Club to be Tun for at the meeting which begins on the 16th instant closed with an aggregate number of one hundred and thirty-seven horses. Three of the events are for two-year-olds. They are the Arling- ton, Capital and Ivy City stakes, and they have Tespectively twenty-two, nineteen and twenty nominations. They will be decided on the first, third and fifth days of the meeting. For the benefit of the readers of Tae Sram, it ts Proposed to call brief attention to the perform- ances during the season of the most noted of the high-bred youngsters entered. Those engaged in THE ARLINGTON STAKES, three-quarters of a milz, are Decoy Duck, Leo, Huron, Manitoba, King Day, Sister, Mentor, Water Lily, Woodlark, Equipotse, Eclat, Ecuador, Eldo- rado, Red Star, Puc nix, Old Liz, Tolu, Welcher, Mittle B., Bob May, Jessle D.,and a colt by Glenelg out of Crownlet. Just half of the twenty-two named have started and not won, namely: Leo, King Day, Mentor, Woo tlark, Eclat, Eldorado,Red ix, Old Liz, Bob May, and the Crownlet St of the remalnder, Judged solely by thelr public form, are Decoy Duck, Huron, Water Lily, Ecuador, Totu, and Welcher; but the running Of ile Lot has been Of such an tn and out character It to say which 1s absolutely Duck has started twice and won once. She 1s a very handsome bay filly, by Longiellow out of Calt Dux owned by Mr. D.C. Farrar, of Union, S. C., and is trained by Mr. Burch, who’ls popular hereabouts On the last day of ‘the Sheepshead Bay meeting she defeated, handtiy, seven of the very best performers of the year at’ six turlongs, which has brought her into prominence. By many ood juczes she 1s esteemed about the best young- ster th training. Best ume, “Blue jacket, erange cwffs and cap” are the colors of the stable. Huron, by Saxon, out of Vandalite, and Mantto- ba, by Glenlyon, out of Marte Michon, are in the stable of Pierre Lorillard. The former has Started nine times and won twice, while the latter won once out of fourstarts. Both are tine looking colts, Huron particularly having a fine turn of d.Huron’s best six furlong time ts 1:18, and anttob’s 18 1 The Loriliard pair will be ngerous In thls rece, aS they. will have the ben- fit of the fine horsemanship of Siauerand Onley, Who rank high as pilots of the pig-skin. ‘The sta- ble’s colors ure “cherry and black. Sister 1s a bay Mliy, by King Alfonso, out of Lerna. She has started’ ten times and wou twice, her second win being one of the greatest surprises Of the season, those who had backed her in the al pools Tecelvins $276 75 foreach $5 invested. This v autumn stakes, «Ix furlongs, at Sheepshead Bay, where she had beliind her Men- tor, Leo, Eruador, Eclat and Weilcher, ail of whom she’ wii guluin the Arlington. Sister was piloted to victory by Fisher, who will probably Tide her here. She ts the propérty of Mr. James E. Kelly, the well-known bookmaker, wh colors are “Diue jacket. and canary cap.”" Time for six furlongs, 1:16%3. Water Lily, by King Alfonso, out of Lily Duke, and Equipoise, by Enquirer, out of Bandana, aré in the stable or Mr. Kelso, whose colors—*red, white and blue”—are as popular as_those of any gentleman connected with the turf, Both were promising youngsters early in the season, but helther has been doing well latterly. Water Lily has only won once out of eleven starts, and Equi- polse once out of ten. It should te borne tn mind, however, that both are high bred, and tf well and fit when brought to. the post they will stand a lot ofbeating. Time for six furlongs—Water Lily, 1:16%; Equtpoise, 1:1837. is the best of the trio entered by the Brothers. be 1s a chestnut, by Enquirer » the dam of many wianers, Out of SIX starts he Is bracketed with two wins, and, aS he did not make hts debut until late in the season, he Will have something the best of many of his competitors In being comparatively tresh when brought to the post. Stx-rurlong time, 1:17. ‘The Dwyer colors are “red, blue sash.” THE MARYLAND REPRESENTATIVES will be Tolu, by Ten Broeck out of Tecalco, and Welcher, by Warwick out of Luna. They are owned by Mr. Wyndham Walden, who formerly trained for Mr. George Lorillard. Tolu won her maiden victory at the spring meeting at Ivy City, and she has won four times since then. She has started fourteen times during the season, and the chances are that Mr. Walden made too much eofher. One of the best fillies of her year, she also been one of the most unfortunate, having ‘n leit at the post on sions when she appeared to have the races at her mercy. Welcher, Mr. Walden’s other “iriek,” has three events to ls credit, In one of which he defeated Ts. Dwyers’ Burton, who was, up to the icher lowered his colors, looked upon as very best of the two-year-olds. Like his stable ‘nion, Toiu, he has been unlucky in getting awtuy badly in most of hts races, being possessed ofa bad temper, He ts feet of foot, however, and hood beat more than beat him. In h he defeat:d Panique and Burton, at 15 to 1 against him, and the French pools paid $102 Six-furlong time—Tolu, 1:16%; Weleher, 1:17%. Mittte B., by King Alfonso, out of Flash, 1s also in Mr. Gurdt’s stable. She has two races to her credit out of her five essays. Her most important Victory Was In the fuma two-year-old selling stakes at Sheepshead, where s to eight rattling good ones, and in which she was entered to be sold for $2,600 Mr. Burch hasa high opinion opher, and fn all probability he w Tace day, serve up the favorites In Decoy Duck and. Mittie his horses are always well backed by Washt “goers. Time for six furlongs, e D., by Tom Ochiltree, out of Idalta, 1s the Tellance of Mr. “Wilile” Daly, who 13 known all over the Union a atron Saint of the steeple- chasers. ‘This filly was formerly called®Iolanthe, but Mr. Daly, following his usual custom, prompt: ly changed her namg as soon as he becaine pos- She Started four times as Tolanthe red « victor: sas J and ne’ niin but one of her ste D. bas she succeeded in catching the judge’s eye frst. Her solitary win Was at Brighton Beach, where she captured a sell ing purse from @ batch of indifferent two-year- oll. She ts, however, reputed to be fast. SIx- furlong tim é adhe above embrace the nominations to the Ar ton stakes, and, as the same colts are nearly all entered tn the Capital and Ivy City, It 1s hardly worth while to call attention to the latter Stakes In detail The distances, howevs are 1, WIth the penalties for winners and allowances for losers, will have the desired effect of Injecting into all of them an element of uncertainty. Famous “Aged” Horses. THE WASHINGTON STAKES, the third race on ghe first day, isa mile and a quarter. Entered tn it are some of the most famous horses that have ever been saddled on an Ameri- can race course. Most conspicuous of the many celebrities engaged is ever-green PAROLE, the ten-year-old son of Leamington and Matden, both of whom gained great distinction in the harem andon the turf. The exploits of Pardéie during the past eight years have been flashed under every ocean and over every continent, and his name is a household word wherever the Eng- lish language !s spoken. A mere synopsisof them Would fila page of THe Stan. Sutfice it to say that he has won more races and a much larger amount of money than any horse that has ever appeared 01 the American — turf. His sin England and st home are among the most creditable tn racing annals) The Enzlish udicappers held him in the highest esteem as hors Was demonstrated by the fact that in nedrly ail the handle: aps In which he ven- tured when abroad he was complimented with igher weights than were ever allotted any for- u-bred horse, excepting the famous. French hors: ilateur. Parole has faced the starter sixteen times Untts season, and six times he has been returned the winner. He began at Sheeps- head Bay tn the spring by winning at a mile and a half in 2:39%, carrying 115ibs, beating Free | Gold, Falr Barbarian, Htiwasse, Homespun, Ida. B. and Greenland. Hits next win was at the Same | IReeting, 1141s. at a tile and a quarter, inwhich jhe cl cisily "defeated su fa8t ones as Empress, Rica, Laura Glass, Giro- f). Barnum, Fair’ Count, Mendelsshon, and Lena; time 2:09%. Two days later, carrying 117 pounds, at a mile and a half, he beat Volusia, Gen. Monroe, and four otners in 2:39%. He next beat Volusia, Gath and Priam at the Long Branch meeting, carrying the steadying weight of 126 pounds, and doing the mite and a halt in 2:42 over @heavy track. At the same place, won a mile and a quarter in 2:14%; and a week later beat Aella and Charlie Marks ‘over the same distance in2:11g. This was his last victory up to the Present writing. He is engaged in the handicaps at Jerome Park, in which he will probably not Start He fs the property of Mr. Pierre Lorillard. MONITOR. Next in order of merit is Monttor, owned by Mr. George Lorillard, most popular of the turtmen of thisera. Monitor ts what 1s technically known as an “aged” horse; that is to say, he is now in bis seventh year. His sire was Glenelg and his dam Minx. He has, during the past five seasons, Won the hottest kind of races at all distances When opposed by the fastest and stoutest claas of horses. He began the season of 1883 at Jerome Park in June, and suffered defeat at the heels of Bootjack and General Monroe inthe two great Back to prove the greatest success ever achieved the Palais Royal at an opening. In justice to disappointed it has been decided to offer souv- enir bargains for all this week. The new list teems with starting Bargains, is the advertise. ment in snother part of paper will testify to. ———— Currs.—The Tyssowsk! Brothers, corner 15th and G streets, advertise in another column that they will laundry cuffs and collars at two cents Sach. It will be done in firsi-class style and sent every Monday. ——_—.___ Avction SALE oF Frxe Goons.—A very fine col- fection of parlor and chember furniture; also a splendid lot of Smyrna and Kremlin rugs will be ‘s0ld at Dowling's auction rooms to-morrow, com- mencing at 10:39 o'clock. a Carrers at AvcTION.—A lot of Brussels, ingrain snd ae carpets: Ae te sia 4 Conn to-morrow (Thursday), at 13 o’clock, at Weel avs auction rome," ‘th some vei Saye ee rades, ‘ke up the spéc: ‘Duneansow’s. to-mor- AD unusually attrac- w mopuing uve sale, to which they invite those reterntehing. ring handicaps, being called upon to concede Timps of weight to. both instances When pitted ist Eole abd General Monroe in the race for the Westchester cup, where the trio met uj equality over the trying course of two mlles id. @ quarter, he demonstrated his usefulness and gameness by’ easily deteati tors, ‘his Was his first victory. He has sixteen times since then, in six of which he was returned Victor. At Sneepshead he beat Gen. Monroe and five others, at a mile and five-eighths, in 2:53%: at Lon one mile and a quarter, beat Bootjack, John Henry and Gtrofla’in 2:18%;' same place, walked over tor Shrewsbt ‘one Mile and three-quarters; same won mouth cup, two miles beating Eole; same nung Bet wane and & quarter, in 4:04, mile ai wane ee eae ila, deat Eole and RS be Chimpune oe a ee Gad if z z i . t ESF FL | powers. In the stake under consideration he will Pack but one hundred and two and it 1s not probable that he will, under the light weight and over the short course, be afforded the best opportunity to demonstrate his great racing quall- les, OTHER FLYERS. Of the others nominated, Bootjack, Breeze and Rica are by long odds the best, although as a general thing Strathspey and Colonel Sprague are dangerous in any company, as the weights and distance just sult them. The first named Is in the famous Dwyer stable. He is one of the best of the speedy Bonnie Scotland’s, as his nine wins out of fourteen starts unis season fully attest. Breeze is another of Mr. Pierre Lorillard’s main- stays—a handsome bay filly, by Alarm, out of Blairgowrie, Started sixteen umes and won seven. Rica 1s tour years old, by Kingfisher, out of Lady Meutmore. She has, with a few’ exceptions, started ottener during the season than any other horse and won four out of the eighteen races in which she hag been engaged. - Strathspey has three races to his credit; Colonel Sprague has six; Compensation one; Brunswick three; Ella Wartled two: Mark one: Red Fox four; Gonfalon two, and Virginia has not yet started. Ge claves ‘Tue Boreven Cur ror tHe Best Driurep Cor ORED Company.—The Boteler cup, offered as a prize In the competitive drill of the colored militia Of the District 18 now on exhibition inthe windows of Messrs. Jolin W. Boteler & Son’s store, on Pena- sylvania avenue, ‘Both the design and workman- ship of the cup are much praised. ‘The body 1s inlaid with arabesques of victor’s paims in gold. The two handles are soldiers in complete uniform ata “present.” The top {s surmounted by another soldier at “parade rest.” The face of the cup bears: a perfect engraving of the monument in Lincoln Square, Capitol Hill, erected by tunds subscribed by the colored people of the country, and on the reverse is the presentation inscription, with space for the name of the winning company. On elther side of the base are crossed muskets, and knap- sacks lying upon them. Its height is thirty inches ‘The colored militia are taking much Mterest in the proposed contest, end the contest for the cup will be spirited. A parade and review of the col- ored militia will be held in front of the Arlington hotel just before the competitive drill, which will take place atthe Athletic park at 8 p.m. ees FINED FoR SHOOTING IN THE STREETS.—Sinclair Luckett, the young colored man of West Wash- ington Who is turning white by degrees, and whose variegated face 1s well known in the dock at the Police Court, was taxed $100 or 90 days, by dJu.ge Sneli to-day, for firing a pistol promiscu- ously in the streets of West Washington. BooRnrspers’ NATIONAL ASsOcrATION.—An effort 1s being made by the Bookbinders’ Society of this city,aided by the Bookbinders’ Protective Associa- ton’ of New York, to form a national association of bookbinders. A committee of the two associa- tions has been at work forseveral months to effect soine plan of organization. ‘Their plans are about completed, and it 1s expected a call will soon be Issue to All bookbinders throughout the United States to organize local unions and clect delegates Wo a national conyention. Se River Trape.—Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals and departures of river craft as follows: West Washington—Cleared. — Schr. Kate H. ‘Tilzhmon, Casper, 117 tons coal for Suffolk, Va.; sehr. Electric Ligt, Brendige, 900 tons coal, Bos- ton; schr. Milford,’ Zook, 864’ tons do., Brooklyn, N.Y.; brig Daisy Reed, Mitchell, 750 do., Portland, West Washington—Arrived.—Schr. B! H. Jones, Pleree, 137 tons fertilizers, Jno. A. Baker; Schr. EY 8. Johnson, Johnson, 150 tons coal, Johnson Bros. : ser. Geo. ¢. A. Travers, McNamara, 150,000 feet lumber, Wheatley Bros.; schr. Virginia Rulan, Magruder, 450 tons coal, Mayfield & Helston. South Washington. Arrived.--Schr. John Somes, Somes, 200 tons stone. 8. Emery; schr. J. Wagner, Dickson, 175 bush. oysters, market; schr. Harry: Bird, Jones, 109 bush. oysters, do.; scar. Northern Light, Harden, 200 bush. do. ; Sloop Virgintus, Wat- king, 200 bush. do.; also ten ‘vessels with 800 cords wood for market. = ‘THe Frurr Growers.—At a meeting of the Fruit Growers’ Association, at the Academy of Fine Arts, last evening, recitations were given by Miss Connor, Dr. White, Mr. George M. Roberts, Miss May Carrigan, Mrs, Sadle McDonald, and Mrs. Dr. Winter, and solos by Mr. A. J. Maschand and Miss Jessie Pope. Among those present were ex-! Emery, ex-Gov. McLain, of South Carolina; Ciilet Detective Brooks, of the ‘Treasury d:partment; Hon. Milton Ford, Drs, White, Winter, McKim, Smith, and Ritter; John Saul, president Horticul- tural ‘Society; Miss Dr. M.’ Cora Bland, and Elphonso Youngs. ———— CURtoTSs Fosstr. FIGURES IN A TESSELATED FLOOR. ‘The tesselated flooring of the new State, War and Naty department building is composed of black ana white diamond-shaped pleces of marble. Per- sons walking over the floors sometimes have their attention attracted to the black blocks by figures thereon, supposed to be: fossil formations, cut through in dressing the stone. The figures gen- erally look Ike large snail shells, but the curves are Widely separated from each other, and in most Instances are exact distances apart. "They do not always take this shape, however. Ina stone in the corridor in front of Secretary Chandler's door in the Navy department is a figure which looked at from a certain angle 1s an exact representation Of askull, about three tnches in diameter. The veins in the white marble, too, take very fantastic shapes, but they are entirely different from the supposed fossitizd flrures in the black stone. In a stone near the door of the room of the chiet clerk of the Navy department 1s a perfect repre- sentation of a dos’s head andneck. A little further er figure which resembles a tailless dancing bear. ‘The essengers and watchmen take great pleasure In hunting out these fantastic figures when they have time, —— Tux Moxpay Nicur Party aT THE Potomac Boat Hovss.—A very enjoyable party was given at the Potomac boat house on Monday night by Messrs. Taylor and Hungerford. Among those pres- sent were Mr. and Mrs Cavanaugh, Mr. and Mra, Jirdinston, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schuitels, Mrs. Gilimore, Misses Bessie und Nettle Jirdinston, Li- lie Cavanaugh, Fannie Johnstone, Blanche Waters, Katie Smith, Rosa Coterille, Lottie Ramsburg, Mary King, Mary Roberts, Rachel Tayler,Lila Tay ler, Katte Wilson.N. Graff, Irene Koones,Josephine Koones, May McFalls, Bettle Hungerford, Gertle Pheips, Rundell, Mullen, Bennet, Jessie Zappone, Lena Bestor, Mamie Merritt, Lucy Lilley, Madge Burke, Teresa Johnson and Miss Corkery, and Messrs. Oscar Foote, H. C. Thompson, James’ Ker- vand, Jemes Davis, George Parks, Francis Ward, St. Jullin Du Pray, Horace Lamb, Wootten, W. B. ‘Todd, U. H. Ridenour, jr., Thomas Higgins, Rich: ard Guy, Hiunter Gait, Bruce McFalls, Louis Win. ters, Jr. Howard Kelley, Arthur May, Reed Littell, Earnest May, Bernard Hughes, Eugene Carust, Charlie MeCook, John Phillips, Allie Whittington and Mr. Hibbs, —— AN ALLEGED OvrRaGE.—Mrs. Parks has made a Teport to the police, charging that about 7 o'clock last evening her son-in-law, Hamilton Temple out- raged her daughter, Anna Parks. He tore all the clothing from on and {inflicted considered injury upon her person. The alleged offense was committed In Mrs, Parks house, 1029 8d_ street northwest. All the parties are colored. ‘Temple made his escape immediately afterwards, and has not been seen since. ‘The officers are after him. ——_.——— Whe Courts, Courr IN GENEUAL TERM. Yesterday, bond of A. G.*Osborn as justice of the peace approved. United States ex rel. White agt. Knox,commissioner; rule issued. Clark agt. Krause; on hearing. Equrry Covrr—Judge James. Monday, Kolb at Kolb; guardian ad item appointed. Murdock agt. Bletcher; portion of order of July 16th revoked. Dugan’ agt. Clark; motion for substitution of trustee overruled and trustee to receive purchase money. Ridenour agt. McClelland; W. P. Bell appointed trustee to sell. Quilier agt.’Quiller; decree of divorce. Washing: ton Beneticlal Endowment Association agt. Wood; J. J. Knox, commissioner, allowed to intervene. Collay agt. Green; restraining order. Hudson agt. Hudson; decree of divorce. “King agt. King; di- Vorce granted. Green agt. Forster; sale ordered, In ro B. U. Keyser, receiver; move to compound indebtedness of Louis Leclerc granted. Vincent agt, Vincent; divorce granted to complainant. Bohrer agt. ‘Gilmore; pro confesso; set aside. Hampton agt. Hampton; leave to proceed under writ of attachment granted. Yesterday,Calvert apt, Eaton;trustee substituted; Callaghan agt, English; sale ordered. Barber agt. Gilmore; marshal’s return vacated and pro confesso set’ aside. Whelan agt. McCarthy; T. McCarthy allowed to intervene and guardian ad litem appointed. Brown agt. Brown; trustee au- thorized to cash notes, and distribution directed. Portner agt. Leonard; T. §. Waggaman made party complainant, and sale ordered. Borland agt. District; cause continued, with leave to amend bill granted. PoLiog Court—Judge Snell. ‘To-day, Charles Miller, colored, loud and bots- terous; $5 or 15 days.’ Theodore Scrivner and James’ Moore, profanity; $% or Tdaya, John Mc- Lean, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days, Dantel Ward, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 Jonn Casey, profanity: $5 or 7days. Alexandet Cum- berland and Michael Madigan. loud and boister- ous; $5 ori5 days. James Tayior,do.; do. Jose- phine Johnson, colored, do.; do.’ Samuel Ross, rofanity; $3. ‘John Ryon, profanity; $5. Lewis lagsey, colored, petit larceny; $5 or 15 days. James ney, larceny of from Robert: colored, assault Ou Mary Ronica; aac ue Assouvrety Pon. oo Y Ya Mig yal: BR oO ¥ 4 ALLLL BBB A EK KIINN WN GGG be TS BBBA Ai AHN An GGG 00 W W_ WDDD REE Pewee ‘oo WwW “Ww Ezek Eo . the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in cans, Roval Baume POWDER Co, 105 Wall street, HX. IDICULOUS IDEAS R ‘ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PUEGATIVES. IT 18 DANGEROUS TO SCOURGE! THE! STOMACH, TO RASP THE BOWELS, TO PROSTRATE THE NER- VOUS SYSTEM, WITH FURIOUS EVACUANTS. NATURE HAS GIVEN A SAMPLE IN THE FAMOUS BELTZER SPRING, OF WHAT THE BILIOUS, CON- STIPATED OR DYSPEPTIC SYSTEM NEEDS FOR ITS RESTORATION, AND IN TARRANT'S EFFER- VESCENT SELTZER APERIENT SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED ON NATURE BY COMBINING ALL ‘THE VALUABLE INGREDIENTS OF THE GERMAN FOUNTAIN IN A PORTABLE FORM THIS AGREE- ABLE AND POTENT SALINE® ALTERATIVE CHANGES THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND PURIFIES ALL THE FLUIDS OF TRE BODY. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. eep29 CITY ITEMS. ‘Tin-Ware Almost Given Away ‘Tomorrow only at R. Goldschmids 812-7th st. n. W., 1 qt. covered buckets 4c.; 2 qt. 6c.; Sat. 9c.;4 Qt. 18¢.; 6 qt. 2e.; 1 qf. covered saucepans 4c.; 2 Gt. 7.38 qt 9c.;4 qt 14e3 3g pt tin cups 1c; 1 Pt. 2.31 qt. 8c; large covered chamber buckets assorted colors 88c.; foot tubs 48c.; 1 pt. dippers large japanned dust pans 7c, ; egg beaters 4c. ; il shovels 4c. ; handsome tin toilet s3ts 3 pleces cou assorted colors $1.48; wash-basins 4c.; large and footed 92.; extra large 15c.; large bread graters 4c. ; kitchen spoons 4c. ; flesh forks 4c.; cake turn- ers 4c. ; revolving egy Deaters 9¢.; bread toasters 4e.; potato mashers 4c.; vegetable strainers 4c. flour scoops gc. ; steak Drollers 4c, ; stew pans 9. Spout strainers 2c.; cake cutters 8¢.; mincing knives 4e.; pealing ‘knives c.; comb ‘cases 4c.; cuspadores assorted colors 6c., 9¢., 14c.; coffee stratners 8c. ; cullenders 9c. ; 3 row muffin pans 4c. 10 qt. dish pans 10c. ; 12 qt. ibe. ; 14 qu. 19.5 16 qt. Be. ; 18 qt. 29c.; water buckets 7c.; 10 at. 19.; ple plates gc. ; jelly tins 8c.; dalry pans medium’ size dc.; lange Be. extra large 122,; slop Jars, _assorted colors 88c. ; spice trays with six covered boxes 43c. ; bread pans 4c. ; larger size 9c. ; oval pudding pang 9e.3 dredge Boxes 4e.; pepper shakers $0; 3 1D. tea or coffee canisters 40.; 1 1b. 8c.; 2 1b. 12c.; also immense bargains in white and decorated china ware and table glass ware; baby carriages at cost. Handsome Souvenirs given to every pi aaser to-morrow at M. Augen- Stein’s, 817 7th st. n. w., when following bargains will he sold: Bronze figure lamps with chandelier trimmings, 97c.; decorated dinner setts, $6.48; decorated ‘antique chamber setts, $2.98; majolica Oat meal bowl and plate, 28c.; 5-bottle silver- plated revolving casters, 920.: 3; doz. wine glasses and 1 tray, %c.; fancy fruit plates with gilt line, 17e.; fruit or cake stand, %c.; syrup pitcher and Plate, 19c.; 3 doz. ebony handle knives and forks, B7c.; ‘stone ‘china chamber setts complete, $1.72: doz. siiver-plnted teaspoons, 48; 34 doz. New ork goblets, 276. ; silver-plated butter knife, 192; chamber pails, assorted colors, s7c.; tollet setts, 45c,; bird cages at reduced prices, History Furnishes no parallel to the popularity and success of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. 2c. Galvano-Magnetic ‘Treatment of Dis- ense, WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 9223¢ F STREET NORTHWEST. Hours from 8 to 12 a. m. and 2to8 p.m., Sunday excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cail or send for pamphlet containing over one hundred volun- tary testimonials of cures of oltizens of Baltimore and Washington, covering the entire ran; of nerve and other incurable diseases, See Balti- More Sun for datly accounts of cures, Consulta- tion free, either at office or home of patient. E. A. Parsons & Co. Ladies are Requested not to forget King’s Palace grand fall opening Oc- tober 4th and 5th. All are cordially invited. Krno’s Paacr, 2 814 7th Street northwest. The Star Route Trials. ‘The result of these trials has shaken the faith of some people in our jury system. This 18 quite natural. By the system the "blind goddess,” Jus- Uce, 1s made almost. as fickle as the goddess of love. Faith in trial by jury, or trial of anything, can only exist, pure and simple, where suro an steady consequences follow. Suppose, for in- stance, the great American people had found that trial of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer fatled even ono me out of a hundred, to bring about a natural and expected result, wouldn’t they have lost faith in it? Very justly. But the fact that it never miscarries, never disappoints, always brings a sure and Steady verdict, has given it a growing reputation throughout forty years of use. Rhine Stone Combs and Jersey Pins, Prigg’s. Gentlemen’s Hats. - Fall style Silk Hats, $5, $6, $7 and $8. Biack Cassimere Dress Hats, $5. Brown and Black Derbys, $2.50, $8, $4, $4.50. Youths’ Derbys, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Polo Caps and Cloth Hats, 75¢., $1, $1.25. StINEMETZ & SON, 1987 Pennsylvania avenue. Largest stock of Umbrellas in the city. 2 New Jeruey Wine Sent to Europe, Mr, Speer, of New Jersey, has a reputation ex- tending over the whole Union and in Europe as be- ing a reliable producer of pure wines. His Port Grape Wine is ordered by families in Dresden, Lon- don and Paris for its superior medicinal virtues, and its blood making quality, owing to the iron contained In the soll in which the vines grow. For sale by druggists. It Hears the Closest Scrutiny. In the many items of news published, or re- printed, in the advertising columns of the news- paners of the day, it 1s satisfying to the reader to fully assured that all the names given as win- ners Of capital prizes, at various times of differ- ent amounts, in the Louisiana State Lottery are correct and truly stated, 1n addition to the many who avold publicity for various reasons, Ail names and amounts are genuine and will bear the close scrutiny of investigation. If any one doubta this fact let him seek information of M. A. Dau- phio, New Orleans, La., and he can be fully satis- fled of its exact truth. *fhornton’s Emulsion of pure Cod Liver Oi! with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumpton, tm- paired nutrition and general debility; easy and leasant to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold y Druggists. Large bottles, 50c. Manufactured by W. E. ‘Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. 1n,W,t On Thirty Days’ Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated ‘Electro-Voltatc ‘Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (young or old) who are afflicted ‘with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaran- teeing speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No Tisk 1s incurred, as thirty days’ trial 1s allowed. W830. Lundborg’s Perfumes, Edenta, and Marechal Niel Rose, “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Well’s “Rough on Corns.” 15¢. Quick, complete,permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions. 6 Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, blue flannel bicycle and double breasted shirts for men and boys at Auerbach’s, 7th and H. Gents furnishings, hats and sewing machines, “Alderney Dairy Wagons,” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-1b. “Ward” prénts, 40c. per Ib. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and swect milk, be. perqt, Cream, 16c. pint. MARRIED. WAGNER—MEMMERT. On the evening of Octo! 2a, 1885, at the residence of the bride's failier, tor rhe Rev. G.’A. Nixdorff, Mr. HENRY G. WAGN! fo lies ISA 8. YEMMERT, both of Georgetown, DIED. BROWN, On October 2d, 1883, at 12 o'clock, Mi HENRIETTA BROWN, wife of Charles frown, aged ieee Ticr funcral will take place from her late residence, 3422 Tenth stroct northwest, o@ Friday, at 3 o'clock .m, : CARPENTER. HENSON Z. CARPENTER, the de- Tgateaty Mrs. Ann Carpenter, died October 2, 1883, pwenty-six. meral will take place from the Nineteenth street Baptist church at 2 ‘o'clock ‘Thursday, October 4 All Helends of the fay ar invited to attend * DERRICK, On, Sentember 2, ‘Moorehead, Minn., WILLIAM 8. DERRICK, youngest son of the late A’ H. and Emma = Thicrment at Oak Hl, Wedheaday, Oct 3,at 4 o'clock. ® PERSONAL. YOUNG LADY, GEADUASE aM A. nary in Pennsylvania, wishes 8. J erness visit teacher to children; teaches and Germ T-8. O,, Star office, YMFORTABLE ROOM BO, MAY Creed agree youhe tly teewtteat ashe frusive or inquisitive, ‘ddr SUA WIDOW) Str SEMI- gov- tf EDUCATIONAL. FDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. ae = Soins — — seat — ; saat aa WITS SCHOOL OF aif ROO . & MES. LUCIEN F.C. COLLIERP'S CADEM THE VISITATION, FOR ¥i Bax ME en No Se : RESCH. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL Ladies and Little Girls, Connecticut vam and i can te 1558 Vetrect north SE SEPTEMIER 10TH. A ftgnted dutaber ‘of pos eae BMLreonen for the reception ‘of pupils, SEPTEMBER ‘peat and weekly boarders ‘wil be recelved. ell aw ARS. day pupils, and ‘Teacher of Voice and Piano. wheal year basins October Ist and closes Sune tet, | SoD ISAT Ss years’ experience 1884. Full corps of teachers, APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Residence, 1584 let strvet northwest, o8-1m* = s x00" | M for Both Sexes, Concontvite, SED aan eae ron Soeone SOE Girl = ‘Mr. and Mire. W.D.CA Beit ‘oo-imt acifale, ‘ATURAL METHOD—DR. W. BERNHARDT, OF ‘Leipsic University, reopens German Private Classes for beginners and advanced students October 15th, at 929 I street. For circulars, address 1423 8th street, or High school, Washington, D. C. ol-2w* EEE ¥. PRUD HOMME Is REQRGANTZING HER A good promanciation saraoed irae toe Pore wrest ru 5 Dew Ei fio pete, Cinaaes of al frafea at moderate rates, a young qiris, Daily Rindervarten Children at 1:30. "Private tuition if desired. ‘l- DPS AOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOTR Master, 1117 10th street’northwest. Private lessons @1 per hour, Public volce clases 50 cents per month. Yee FROEBEL INSTITUTR_RINDERGARTEN and School for primary and advanced grades, Missca POLLOCK and NOERR principals, reopens Sept igthat 27 13th strect, one square from Thomas circle. McCARTEE, TEACHER AT WES: fon Conservatory of Music; Soprano, St, . ©.) Church.—Voice Culture and the’ Art of Singing. Residence, 43 H street northwest. sepl-2m* Ty (OMMENT ON PARLE A PARIS."—ELEGANT and thorough French Tuition, privately or in Sorbonne, Paris 03. G etieets ia creck jorbonne, 5 80,” Latin, Gree Spanish, Italian, German, etc, sep21-1m* RS. O. I. CONVERSE, N Four years a pupil of the eclebrated Maestro, Cav. Francesco perti, Milan, Italy, is prepared to give in- struction in his method o 27 19th street northwest, ocl-Im* WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, A Boandit Day School For Tadiee amit Chikdren, Will re-open September Toth witi's fall core of experienced taachers 2 moe from ers Bread Steet ceatjoms Ptlodel = Professors thoroneh courecs of Pinay tet POvhatel for Janlor sear in collage. superior Instraction nate: ally rranced department for little For Clreqlar apply at the Institute, 1023 and 1027 22th water: $65 i $80 par eile oy om aul-3m Raahiy reccemmmcndid Uy yorreed, ee eunamer © : JPRENDS SELEOT GCHOODS Os non SHORTLIDGE. Yale AM. Prin, T street, between Isth and 19th stgrete northwest, will gpen NINTH MONTH (Sept. Sd), | Number of students ticatin maybe made at ay me af schol FOOmS, ion mia any Home m to3p. a “ Hos. W. SIDWELL, BOARDING. 0 MEN OR MAN AND WIFE, CAN HAVE 0 [Be Capital stmet, LOL 2278, SHEET SW, COMEGRTABEY Free umehe, Fm, ei suite or wine, with OR | RENT han iy: mo children. “2008, Hast au 5 MM STUDIO AND PRIVATE LESSON! ITH Sketching from Nature, continue through the Pa Pencil and Stub Drawing, Water Color and Oil inting, Landscape, Flowers, Composition. Long «x- perience! original works; referes Stadio, 118 Cor- coran Building. SEATON DONOHO. TE CEDARS—A HOME SCHOO! Ladies and Little Girls—will re Monday, Oc' ber 1. It is situated on the Heizhts of Georgetown, and is accessible by street cars to all parts of the city. “The Pee extensive, ee oe 2S =. ul. ‘Terma me e. For circulars address MISSES EARLE, 1916 35th st., Washington. Je21-4m ‘PROFESSOR ALEX. DE WOLOWSKI REOP his Musical Institute at 9440 New York nue D.Ww., a E, COR. 6mm AND E NW. WITH S CE HOTS Sirs Afloors, lane: and class board ; Fooms on 2 ane snell; prices ranging from $25 to 86 cordine to location and number in the 2027 ‘I STREET NORTHW 7 opened for iu September 17th; desira- dle rooms, southern exposure, with Board, at reass for Singing and Piano Instruction by his remarkably | Du, TeOms Seat ‘Anuy aud Navy” short method. Parties for. Parlor Concerts Speran and | DAVIS a eaten for Anuy aud Nev Oratorios will find their Mecca in Professor's System, | © x which is the shortest And best, saving years of practice, gia raining volces quickly to the very” highest culture, Ladies’ seminaries attended to, {CLECTIO 4 PT. ouch, practical Instru mn it be siven to onng men and boys over ten years old, who wish to fit Elenmelves for any business’ or profession. Only 2 upils wanted. Circulars at bookstores. Lnguire «af Z. Rit: ‘A. M,, 1901 Corcoran st 4 to permanent or transient pandiers accommodated, Mrs E.C bea 5 also GRANT: Siem ‘TAT 34 AND Boarding for th 7 = x o aes ———— — THE WEL! 3 ‘The specialties are Mathematics, Elocution, and Read- | £& Cor, Pa. ave. and 5th st.. opposite U. ST. a Select . No, 1129 17th street northwest ene ing of Greck, Ladice and guntlémen thoroughly nre- | Oo Alam or geek mont chatter weeited Fall | lsancw hous and tas been mene furnished throngh- Dated for business. |, CHAMBERS, Princi term of 1883 begins Sept. 10th. Day and Evening Ses- | ont, aud some of the very best. Mune in thecite, with aa _Mrs. E. A MBERS, Principal. _ | siona. eeaeial aud thorough ingtraction in the Com: | firt-clans beard, can be had” Api tetween Tani cANNIE E. TRUE INFORMS PUPITS | mon 5 inches, Book-keeping, Short-hand, emetves Superior Me “ Tin others desiring etree oe VOR REMUS | Hicher Nettie Ainetea Gomes athe nod Gee: | fret clase fal im mupilied tea that she will resume lessons on OCTOBER ist. Heat: BURTON MACAFEE, A. AL, and wagon: handsomely furnished rooms $4 tue dence, 933 New York avenue. sep27-lin Principal, Washington, D.C. aul5-3m_ Lame | geod for. sont Seer 3 a Board it RQGZEE ART SCHOOL-FOURTH YEAR | (JHARLES B DONCH, TEACHER OF PIANO AND | Teicyhs nections. Y gut Sra 88 pr tion eee acon per wee Niolin, Gos it xtrect northwest | aOR MENT ON FIRST AND ee a ean yaiis Sy eiae en 2 | oa ne eee wets tecond floors, with Board; lance atid Pleasant: mode OWE’S BOOK-KEEPING—SHORTEST METHOD Jn the United States. Months of study saved by an experienced Bookkeeper. No text books used, as they are practically. usclees. With Penmanship. etc. $5 month; reduction for longer time. Howe's Rapid Busi- ness Penmanship alone, $3. HOWE'S Business School, 517 7th street, sep26 MABIxPS DANCING ACADEMY, “AT MARINTS HALL, E street, near 9th, northwest, is now open for the season, and classe instruction, Tuesdes particulars see circ GEORGETOWN, are being formed. of ‘Thursdays, aud Satunlaye F For 13, sep UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF LAW. t versity Law Building, southeast corner 6th and_F streets northwest, on Wednesday, October 34, at 6:30p.m., when announce: ments for thé year will 'be made, All interested are Comtially invited. Special Latin course (elective) without extra charge. ‘or fuller information see Circulars, to be had at bookstores of W. H. Morrison and J. Brad. Adams, or of 8.M. YEATMAN, Secretary, 410 5th st, now. sep24-lot Perr PRONUNCIATION, A COMPLETE COURSE. ‘The mastery of Pronunciation and Reading at sight sunranteed in 18 lewone Days and Hours: Wednexiays and Saturdays, from 6:15 to 7:46 p.m. rds" must be Obt: LUCIEN E. C. COLLIERE, A.M., sep2-2w 15981 st. n.w. A untive of Paris, France, Mester acapenry. 1721 DE SALES STREET, sep20-3m. J.P. CAULFIELD, MSS, EARROVER'S SELECT BOARDING A: Day School for Young Ladies and Children, 1730 enue, late residence of Gen. Geo. B. hear F-strect car line, For circulars apply to sep22-Lin® Massachusetts ay McClellan, Principal. (COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, JAMES C. WELLING, LL. D., ‘PRESIDENT. The Hon. WALTER 8. COX, LL. D., Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, of Contracts and of Crimes and Misdemeanora, ‘The Hon. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. D., Prof f Equity Juris) dence, of m Lay and the Law of ership, ‘The Hon. WILLIAM STRONG, LU. D., Lecturer on Constitutional Law. GEORGE F. APPLEBY, Esq., Judge of Moot Court and Associate Professor of Practice. ‘The exercises of the School will be resumed at the Taw Building (oth street. between D and E streets) on ESDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, at 6 o'clock p. m., when the xunouncements for the year, embracing sone y features, will be made by the Faculty, In addition to the regular prizes of the School an emi- nent jurist offers during the present year @ prize of $100 for the best easay on a topic of law, to be abnownced at the opening of the session. Fees for the whole course of two years in the under- giiduate department, $150. For @ sincle year, $0, ‘or the post-graduate, course, $25, All payable in ad- vance in monthly installments, Catalogues nay be had at the bookstores of William HL. Morrison, (475 Pennsylvania avenue), and of James Anglim & Co,, (1424 F. street), or on application to the President of the Faculty. sep19-3m yM ISS MARY K. SCHREINER, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, —Locical Analysis, Vocal Culture and Expression,—and Readings in SHAKSPEARE and GEN y ERAL LITERA- Address 13% Riggs treet, sep19-Im* Ltitcom instirere, GEORGETOWN, D. ¢. ‘he Session 1883-1884 will begin OCTOBER 1, 1883. Aj ications for admission may be made to 0.’M. MAT- WHEWS, af his of 1208 31st street, between the hours of 8:30 and 11:304, m. previous to that day, after that at the School, sep19-Im, J. DENT, President. HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 215 FRANKLIN STREET, Baltimore. } Jour 910 14TH STK -W. Washington. —$ Principal, 283 WESTMINST HEET, Pro 154 TREMONT STREET, Boston, Best of native teachers only; most thorough and effica- cious method; special advantaes for learning couversa- tion, THIRTY LESSONS IN CLASS OF ADULTS, 810, PRIVATE LESSONS AT SCHOOL or at STUDENTS! RESIDENCE, Lectures, Reading, &c., free to Students, Superior | TEACHERS ' FURNISHED TO OTHER (OOLS ‘and to families for certain hours or for ormanent positions, OFFICE HOURS, 2 to 5 and 7 to P.m. sepl3-Lin GUQNZAGA COLLEGE, WITH A STAFF OF WELL trained and energetic Professors, offers fine oppor- tunity for @ thorough Classical or Commercial luca tion. A special class will be opened this week (Sept, 12) for the purpose of giving larer boys the advantage of learning elementary branches without at the same tine being oblized to sit side by side with boys who are much younger than themselves. An early application for ‘membership of this class is required. ‘erms: $10 a quarter in advance, INO. J. MURPHY, 8. J., President, sepli-Im ee ts; Convenient to three lines of street (Ce INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- w. ten. Misses Boyden and Gites, Principals. The seventh annual session of this achool opens MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH, with enlarged accom ion for pupils, in the spacious building corner Ist and A streets southeast (facing East Capitol Park). Lane, airy school rooms; ample play. Inds, &e. Thorough instructions In all erates.’ Kindergarten and Acadenic Departments. Superior advantages in Music, Draw- ing and Languages. HE LOCHIEL, $12 OTH STREET NORTHWEST, furnishes very desirable inducementa to permanent and transient Boarders, Pleasant roots, 6D suite oF single. Table first-clant. aud ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS accommodated at the McPherson House, co of 15th and Istreets, Mrs. MT.SOUTHALL. jy25 T[TRENONT HOUSE-CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR, First-class table; polite and attentive servants. very, desirable situation for families, Kate Sand days, 850 85 and SiO Tera EW.DENISON For Catalogues and further information ly Principals, at the School building, 20 st pereet nouth. Soren rae MERSON INSTITUTE SELECT CLASSICAL HE LAPIER HOUSE, 8.W. COR. ioru AND E STS. E AND MATHEMATIC, D.w.; cool otto a best conducted Boardi FOR Boys. A Rouse in the city, Transient Boarders accommodated at Scesion begins Septerniver 12. For circulars, &e., ad- | reasonable terme, ‘Meals at all hourn =) auls-6m_ : NOT Tath sttoot, DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND = le ., 812 5 DW ». Patent AVERLY SEMINARY, 1507 IST. N,W.—Boanding | tay Meul. 35. remta; 29 Meal "Tiekets 8m an a Schon Soe Yous Satice and Chikirea, Dining Rooms for Ladies and Fatuilic rigger aa ‘or Catalownes apply nd | and ecrved Drug Stores, or Princiial, Mins LIPSCOMB,” ais-2un | “3a kamches ATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOR, Tiyat Qa ath streets commer of Mit Verna Square Mee at 9 of 101 5 . LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal, wep5-Im GCHOOL OF MUSIC (ESTABLISHED 1877 ) MAIN ftice, 707 8th street northwest: branch northeast cor- ner Peni ayenue and 19th stn. w, Open after . 10. 0. INGALLB KING, Prin.” sep3-1m_ Bept. 1 ABT SCHOOK, 1818 1ST. N or . Rea tafor Stairs, Meals aici BEALL Pry AUCTION SALES. x ‘Auctioneers, 637 Louisiana avenne, Opposite City Post Office, ylvanis, W., OPP. FRANKLIN — . Open for its fourteenth annual session Sept. 47, Thorough instruction in drawing and painting: | WALNUT BEDROOM FURNITURE: fechanical ne ae ae WAL, PARLOR SUITES, IN HAIRCLOTH, REPS, &e, ee ee ae SE, WALNUT BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS; WSS, FEAVITT. OF BOSTON, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music and har- mony, will remove, September 27th, to 1012 10th street northwest. 21 GASEErD, KINDERGARTEN—PRIMARY | AND Normal School—1811 T st, n. w., REOPENS OCT, F Ast. Apply for Catalozue, af STOVES, &c., WITH A COLLECTION OF T Sept, Ist, at Kindergar- ten rooms, ANNA B. OGDEN, Priucinal au2l-3m GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 3100 JN street, West, Washington. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Tittle Girls. Thoro Collegiate Course. Special students in Music, Fren OTHER GOODS, AT AUCTIO: In front of and within our Salcrooms, THURSDAY, and German. ‘The twelfth year begine Septeinber 12, | OCTOBER FOURTH, commencing at TEN A.M. W. FLYNN, A.M. PRIVATE TUTOR, JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, 8. W. corner fth and K streets northwest. D ‘817 and 319 9th street. thematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, Enclish, Preparation for Colleze, West Point, Annapolis, and competitive examinations. ‘Terms in advance, EErs CLASSES, mI TE STEADS, BURE. a SION TABLES, HAIR A MOQUETS, BOD GRA ANDS, DOTHER MATTRESS! SCKER (GRADUATE OF THE Drm Ne Tg 1: M_WALD! Leipriz Consefvatory of Music), Te jer of Piano, BRUS Orcan and Harmon: le esmmed September 4th. SD OTHER CARPETS, SPRINGS, PIL- Residence, 1807 Isth street northweste = “sepacinn LOWS AND BOLSTERS ke. ke, JPRENCH, AND, ENGLISH FOOTY AND Day| On THURSDAY MORNING, OC SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE | commencing at TEN O'CLOC Srinwe partly enummereted ‘above: to which tie cree tet se chumerated abowe, to Wich tie atch of buyers in respocttuliy called. it ILETON, TOP BUC NEW F: < On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FOURTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will ell the ubove Veuiclea, 1n {f0n8 of our auction Fooms, 9th and D hortlimest. it DUNCANSON BHOS., Aucta, 1805 17th st., corner Massachusetts ave.. Washington, D. C., under tlie direction of M B, MeDonald and Miss Aina Ellis, assisted by Prof. A. B. Montague, depart- ment of Ancient Languages: Dr. J. P. Caulfield, de- wiment of Music; Mile Barrenne, department of ench; Miss Emma J. Rowe, Kindergarten, and a full corps of competent teachers. A thorouch English and classical course, wi advantages offered in French and Music. 'To ith special Frocbel's Kindersarten system will be added daily oral instruc: | 7p VZOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. tion in French, -A Innited ‘number of young ladles re- (| ae shone ees if ceived as Parlor Boarders. For circulars and. informa- | VALTARLE BUILDING LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDR fion call upon or address the principals at 1625 N street | “OF Db STREET, BETWEEN FILSTAND SECOND Rorthwest, Washington, STREETS NORTHEAST. AT AUCTION. A special Herdic will convey pupils residing on Capl- | on WEDNESDAY APTERNOON,. DORIBE! ill direet to the school atid return sus-3m_ | TENTH, Iss, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in’ front of the y MRS. ALFRED BUJAC WILL REOPEN | Pfinises, Tshall sell the west ¥ ir Educational Home for Young Ladies and Lit Vo Segpten tow ey <t Is S ptember” 2th, at 1712 N street northwest, r Connecticnt avenue stivet cars, Call for cirewars with notes bearine int ec atiee September ens eet-im | or ot ira. all ounmpanieg at pa ASEL ITUTE, 03 lore STREET N.W deposit required at ane of sale. E }. Ahome and day school ‘opens September 26, 1 THOMAS DOWLING, for girls. Parental care and discipline. _03-6t Auctioncer, ae etd FP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Wii 15) SCHOOL DESKS (MORE OR LESS) AT AUCTION, 707 D st. Voice, Singing, Violit On FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH, 1583, 0. B. BU! . O'CLOCK, at 1 By order of the superintendent. ob “THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, NTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES © N STORE 914 SEVE H STREET NOR OCCUPIED BY DAVIS & DICK) oN. x FIFTH, com. O'CLOCK and continuing in it TWELVE, all sail for the Dis- THE MEDICAL COLLE OPE: THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OC During the crection of the new University Building, the exercises of the College will be condne the roomsof the Preparato : iN ‘O'CLOCK, and each Morus apd Purest, and ot the National Medical Colles: Evening thereafter ttl all x wd. we wil wall oh the horthwest.. For iuforination concerns smuines, NO. Ole 7th, street nertivw ent ments ‘Dr, JAMES C. WELLL Contents therein, consistinein pat of” street, ‘Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL ‘will open in the new and commodions building, 1335 Ht street northwest, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, with the following corps of teachers: Otis T. Mason, A. M.. Ph. D., Principal: the Rev. A.J. Huntington, D.'D., Professor of Greek: the Rev. 8. ML Shute, D. D;, Professor of Rhetoric: Andrew P, Mon: tasue, A.M., Professor of Latin; J. Howard Gore, B.S. Professor of Mathematics: Mr. Anthony Janus, Profes: sor of French: H L. Hodekins, A. M., Instructor in Mathematics, Greek and Latin. Examination of can- didates for admission will be held in’ the School Build- jug, after September 3. from 9 a. an. to 3p. m. and at the Principal's residence, 1505 Q strect northwest, every evening from 7 to8, | For catalogues or further infortua- Gloves, Trimmings, Buttons,’ Underwear, Faucy’ Goods and Notions of every de- scription. ALSO, Fixtures, Shelving, Comuters, Showcases, suitatie for Dry Gowrie or any ‘Messrs. Davis & Dickinson are ¢ stand, and, must be sold. 0c3-2t DU: TAVRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUA’ ON NORTH SIDE OF “M STREET. BE SIXTH AND SEVENTH STKEES NoRTH- By virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court the Desks, &c., dusiness, Josing business at this JNATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE at Re! MONDAY OGLOBMe AT Bea oe in the College Building, 1325 H street northwest, with an Introductory address by Prof. A. F. A. KING, MI D., to which the profession and public are cordially invited. ‘The regular Lectures will continuedaily throughout the course, begin :30 p.m, ‘The Autuinn examinatigns-will_ commence at the Col- For particulars apy af the Deai's Once Nowe Bt ‘or Particulars appl ‘8 0.73 street northwest. sep10-Im_ AW DEPARTMENT. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. LU ACULTY OF DAW. > Hon. Arthur MacArthur, Associate Justice of the Su- preme Court of the District of Columbia, President, Hon. Samuel F, Miller, Associate Justice of the Su- Pfeme Court of the ‘United Interna- ional and Constitutional Law. laugh! Genes, Hauity o cA William B. Webb, esq., Professor of Practice and Judge of Moot Cour. Eugene Carust, esq., Professor of the Law of Personal, 5, Uontracis, Negotiable Instruanente aon SN ‘ earn jewton, cog... Ansociate Professor of Legal Ene as Enoch Totten, eng fines nday, October at ‘Monday’ Ist, 1883, at the Lecture : i RE ra FRIEND WOULD LIKE TQ HAVE THE AD- EO CEA g cettd "low ‘of Peter MeCortiick. Box 16, Bitar ‘NDEPENDENT SU AGENCY, BUREAU OF GENERAL INFORMATION, D street north sepi8-Im* = SARGEANT & ‘AB. A, MODEVITE HAS REMOVED HIS PRIVATE Sean strictly confidential aad promplly attended tor sepi-im* PROPOSALS. —__PROPOSAIS. EALED BIDS FOR PRIVILEGE OF D) iG SA- Ree etre Becare eee are o3-whkast J. ALMO} 5 (Sec Hotta hea. Buss Barone Heures: ‘The attention and at of Housckeepers and others is again in- CELEBRATED LATROBE STOVES. ‘Their beauty and excellence of and fin- gh, cobanead by nie unjsaveiente, render y ‘the rior to iat ohh Sonoma ‘The ‘only ba ‘BIBB'S LATROBES GUARANTEED fion please Prlucipal at either of the above istrict of Columbia, in Equity cause Nov 8h Bamed places, _ sepeim | docket 221 wil al a patie ga ‘i cn, font ote WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF SoTGak AD. Jes. af FIVE O°CLOGKE FM Tok bum wo (2), according to. the subdivision PHONOGRAPHY AND TYPE-WRITING enumiered four hand forsy-cigit (a), RE-OF! EPTEMBER 1778, 1883, Potonded fa the of the Survesur of Said Diskette the Surveyor of said Dietrict, in Said lot hax a front of 30 feet $ SHORTHAND Classes will meet each evening at 6.0, | Ponda go the Private instracti inclies on Mf strect north, with a depth of 149 f jon given by a thorough and practical teacher. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purch 10 os “Bpeclil course of twelve lessons for active phonogra- | and the iitance tn squad instal t von (1 dias Phers_ years from sale he purchaser to give Students furnished with Text-books, Copy-books, | {7", jotes for the deferred payments, by Blank-books Dictionarien, Periodicals and otis Pasee? | ET pe rate of m = umn until p of trust upon, he option of the pur- of purchaser; 8100 graphic materi - WRIT Lesson any hour of the coe eset es aaa weed Weta Machines, Ribbons. Linen Paper and other st o students, “gu. JA. WHITCOMB, $27 I street northwest. WISE END RINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOR ‘Primary y and Advanced Classes, reopens OCTOBER Isr, at the corner of H and i8th streets—Branch National Kindergarten, sep6-Im_ of the 100. ions secured for those who. - Sed For particulars apply to MIS. LOUISE POLLOCK, | #2 929 &th street northwest, The are | Pun, IN. THE given in the oi i tract. and situate and fing ta the county of, Waxh- b) eaiamepaamin = Sela Hil ana “Grant acral ye ihe At 1110 L Street Northwest, u23-2m* and wood Toads, the Son VERNON SEMINARY, $5 Bale seconted ‘as Bice Ne ii, hee eae sat recrd eee pease Eire 1) aad d 1100 M street northwest, 1 SABEINGTON, B > Enters ita Ninth Year WEDNESDAY, Bept. 26, 1888, Mas. J. EDDY SOMERS, Go for the senlor year ot tho Seminary, or for entrance into fSunith, Vassar and Welles- cqiuch and German—Tunght bythe “Natural Method.” ‘Hlocution—In charge of Mra. M. Stevens Hart, Princl- We Poca ‘Musio~Direckesn, Siadasss' Annie Roemer. ies ieanetaehint ee Ge ri ees ae oa i wentysaie C3) fecraliys Anse cxcey cate, Ror ale by deste Preven