Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1884, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1884—DOUBLE SHEET. a LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. | ‘The New School Year. | EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF THE CITY—INFORMA- TION FOR PAMENTS AND GUARDIANS. OFFICE oF THE CARE Staxat OFFtCRR, Parents looking for good schools for thelr chil- Wa 1584, 930 Rm. dren, or persons desiring special instruction, will tle states, fair in thesouthern | find an ample directory of the educational insti- ter aad Tex us i th | tutions of the city in the advertising columns of eaneeey wanes, “| Tue Scax. Washington Is well provided not only and tocol! With preparatory schools and collegiate institu- the nortiern | tlons, but with professional schools of a high For Sunday, rains are y cloudy weat 1 ‘The Mitchell Divorce Case. ‘THE HUSBAND'S ANSWER TO THE RESTRAINING ORDER. In the case of May C. Mitchell agt. James Waiter ‘Mitchell—bill for divorce and injunction filed last week—the respondent to-day, by F. H. Mackey, filed an answer to the restraining order. He states that his two children—Walter Alexander and Law- rence Lewis Mitchell—are tn his custody and are | properly maintained and betng educated; that they are 9 and 6 years old, respectively, and ‘that he ts Bu Buoon, EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. ‘RMILYA'S DANCING CLASS FOR CHILDREN: willopen at Masori: Temple, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, October Ist, 1584, with every facility for imparting ‘a thorouch and practical knowledie of the artof dancing. Hors of tuition on Wednesday Even- ings from 6 to8, aud on Saturday Mornincs from 1 a SCROFULOUS, INHERITED, m. tc 1 p.m. Those interested will please apply as CONTAGIOUS. above. ae {LOCUTION >CHOLARS' CLASS FRIDAY EV! In 1870 Scrofalous Ulcers broke out on my bods until Hnxs 7 to 9, from October 3d to the end of the sea- Son for young people attending school and others, » ey Coe ie nee Standing. THE Stan seeks to supply the public | abie to maintain them. He states that the com- ay estdgtoghar: of corruption. sae Tanks Re mad evenings, 8 to 10. z art of he Upper | ie " " ‘lcers were not less than one and one-! es in rms sesone Lic. | Qt the bezinning of the scholastic year with full lainant 1s nota fit person to have the custody of ~ ‘vl jot pl . ie eaten I emacion clisieci ite his equcatseus Gti aE | Tie cufldren, being given to the intemperate use of diameter. the edgos rough, raggei. and sccmingly dead, Hor patoxmadan sen 9 oe NAN, Fleentionist, Tiy stat stot the Mis | the city by supplementing the announcements in | HqUOrS and is frequently Intoxicated; that she 1s | the cavity open Pe wiih obenstve | eet at £992 231 street northwest, Pl Liver, followed by a slight full of tempera- | the advertising columns with a notice of each in- im the ike reaiens and upper Mississippi val- | ¢ Siciim of th: upper tices Ws move east | Stitution in turn, Ward into the St. Lawrence valiey. ‘Mrs. M. Barringer, who {s acompetent and suc- — s cessful teacher, states that she resume in- Trrcor Drs Goovs, all new ¢ cents | struction in vocal and plano inusi¢ at 1534 1658 street northwest. ‘Those contemplating a course in art Instruction are informed that the Art school, 1318 I street September 29th, The prin- E. Fuller, announces that thorough ine struction will be given in drawing and painting, id that classes in mcehanieal drawing will be or zen. ir. wool, dd cenmis, 0 4S cents, W ents. W. L. Parsons, M.S, the private instructor In ©, suuth side. | beol keep! aansbip, Eneiish, and mathe. | Inaties, Will 'resuine hts eventn s8e3 at 313 D | borer, employed | strect northwest, about October 1st. In additton | b Steet HOFUL ast, | asses, Prot. Severceme by gas, Whiel | hn where ke wag worklug 5 rested n knowing ne hy who gave ite Wili receive pupils after Oc he t 2K street northwe Linthicum In-titute, of Georgetown, will new year O ith, and its many pa- Fe the nece<-ry cards of admission nil. Dunlop or GM. Matthews, o! has attained wiil be earctul A speaking i wh is sito know that Prof 1 r58 [street northwest, gus pilsa thts fn a special cotirse of % Sure linited and the facilites for acqulr suoze ure of he very best. The professor's. teqnaintance with ihe language gives dvaulage as a Leacher which puplis can appre- ading aequeintance ltose interested. 3. Flora €. nikon, who yas formerly with academy at the 2d. “Thorough in- desirable wecom- s have been Penhison can be | th at her residence, 927 M_ street eat tes ‘Tae Paras pliee Monday, ‘Pu ber sa 1 the arranged. ay homine, who 1s so widely known f French, is now organe for the season. She fs. Street northwest, and, in a. mairbbtip classes In ms institutions, she met isck. can be at her residence at the hours I ytls enitoe, nontirerce nelation and a practical “Berghen-Dubols_an- i = Witt he tuat he will open on the ist of October a. Seanige PT Nine Ie | emuduatine course in the French language tor | ireet nerthy. est = ladies at the Waveriy seminary, | ation, lectures On tion are the main will be allowed, partied on absolutely In | protessor 1S a teacher of experience. ae | ‘The Etectric Lights. | WHY NEW METHODS ANE 10 BE TRIED—FOURTEEN LAMPS 10 BE PLACED ON PES: | ‘There hes been goiderable rivalry between the nd the Brusy-Swan Electric Light s In regard to the experiments which are ade on Pennsytvaula avenus with the bt for street Mumination. Originally, 6 the ements of the District Cot Dry Goods House, No. 8¢4 7t {WIL be closed Mold the popular brands: Clevelind, Greely, YLVANIA AVENUE. E ALADDIN SECT years tral tht z¥ ¢ F the United States company offered to Lewenela olin ue. ‘i ct were unwilling to do It on =e - | ns required by the Distriet Commission apexe BL Vay Petts : West, bes to anne Wasi. NES, wi i whieh will e: or tine, experine a few pow- | has not been’ sat- | se the lights | Ws too dense, sstactory have been too bi The Commissioners sty be phiced before the glere, but repr tin Of fifty per 1 have now BE hods 6f street Ugh the expend OF Uh nsfers Of Heal Estate. Bazar t s 2 fee have been filed as follow: falland & ; rte W. HY Inos safes repair fovelis. J. Ruehiing. AST Tense ruflelsteyes. Hem- os — ecicaman, CIYY AND DISTRICT. : ee bse ataa i, ork to I CT. and J. Mo Stes 00. about thirty-tive > Pollee Court this seat Loenise edt the mot that his date Tnight, aud she uek her t % gave hin kaput © Of S. S FOR, S. rms are tobe of Powe- y cloth. nin yi repievin suit of The orney, was incorreet, and that before he went DD. Webb MUL Of Saiv tne him | ntly dt | ibior a cons | en made a ites | chased At 1n good | ul rein 11 levi to re | ler stands at present. rps, On reqain eustody of the Litter T. Mr. BG. ner and District Aa F itiny fed to tssus aS postpone: ‘ject of the father stot a few weeks ago in on t that he a the boy | ews oid, leace 1 re 'StRIAT. SeHOor.—During meer the Metropolitan Industrial school, corner 19th and H st and bas opened with HM a Was Fe n increa: ct rumby ide Miller, School, | mifactured thelr fiats, bonnets an tnd are how engaged in hitking wrappers: ‘fre also instructed in the S line thelr efforts have ir rolls and gakes being have a good sale of these SCLOO! 1s partlally” self-supporting, 2. IS jovial, (about fifty in mes Of Vark y tine, The articles, cf any prese | butts now in need of aduitivnal funds for its sup! y ent were | port. ville, Frau ™ - Tei" ySEEEING TOE | Boxp.— sterday Jesse Jackson and George Gross, sure- tes on the bond OF Mix Elizabeth blven adiainioe r, GeO. tratrix of John P. Mallard, appeared in the Probate tha Welker, It - | Court ard for the thint time asked to be released ic Ridew fren bond or be indemnitied trom loss, ‘The nie and Bessie Son eu the ease under advisement. Messrs. rill, Edeth Morrison, Te Sucksou and Gross Med sworn statement stating by them before they Han; that they be lo take charge of the estate; vescntations concerning her they have heard a rumor, Mrs. Slyer, that there “es to oe estate not re- expects to get into her posses tte Lond; that they have ho con- fenee Inher ability or disposition to faithfully ute the trust tnpesed, and pray that the Graff, Wanda Eztort, and nw: 4 was siened elaracter “of ti crapetent ants Resrav deh Fespectiully taf ethat they will re-open thy at ne Py Freer deveased put inte | Edelin were tiled, to the effect uns 7 lessons. His | P | YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON court Wi not oliow the estate to pass ints her hands. that Mrs. Si ean onal Lend Of $4,000 an Fee aceount of a cl Magyland vy © ney On aE occupancy Of property in to indemulty thera Ceres, THE CFLEERATED Mivyrsote Proce. — Yours De Neanes Wirz.—Yesterday == ME Galt & Ca, ¢ ene ana Indiana avenue, | Probate Court the wil! and codicil of the late We ave at wholesale the beaut ; and nut Young De Neale was called up for proof, &c.. | a daughter of the P ask cane brand of fe testator asked it’ the’ will r known Minnesota patent proc + £ provided & home for ner‘motier. Judge J that It ty ma: M1 lev grown In | fead the Will, and explained that the house ama Minnescta 2: ich the lot Were bequeathed to her mother durt court admitted the wil to probate. ‘The will meathes part of lot; 13 feet by 6i, to a Mughter Of decens.t—Mra. Keardon, Miss be ile asked If Mss, Reardon was entitled to the ground tnclosed witht the house, and could take it as she had threatened. Mrs. Reardon decialined starchy n ced fog tt & Bo the ba ed, than any other flour, nitre satisfaction from every suck Reorestna op BrnztaRp stooy stch threat, ené the court gald the time co! yoiyaias biitwrt Mall Mas come to decide the question, ts ee incnts and will be xt Mor ‘MarRiacs Issure by t Coos. Cameliton, ef Gordousyile, V CENSES.—Martiage license: been Clerk of the Court to tenes ae he mateh m, tO whi er be required to | We have on hand a larye stock of dependent since the separation on her father, H. H. Ciark, and her brother-in-law, James B. Newlin, and the whole household ts being raised in ignor- ance; that the two children when recovered by him were filthy and ragged, and the complainant fs mentally affected, and téok the step she has taken under the Influence of Newlin and J.B. Coldweli,who claims to be a physician, and that the latter has threatened her if She ever returns to respondent he will have her “confined in the darkest dungeon of the government insane asylum,” and his oldest son 4s a Witness to this threat; that’saldson, Walter A. was for many weeks in’ August and ‘September locked up by his mother and ier family.” He de- nies that he isan hebitual drunkard, and in con- clusion expresses a Willingness for lls eldest boys to come into court and decide with whom they will live. Affidavits of Mitchell's sister, of J. S. Simms, a brother-in-law of W. H. Ferguson, and of W. it Mrs. Mitchell Was given to intoxication; that one night she drank & whole quart of whisky; that two weeks ago efforts were made towards 4 reconciliation, and she expressed her willingness io live with defendant, but her brother-in-law had threatened to have her placed in an insane asyium, and that at this tine she embraced and kissed Mitchell, and promised to go mith bim with Her children; Ulat she was tn the habit of Sending out for whisky; that she was fre- quently visited by men who brought whisky, and | Sle would send the children ta bed and enjoy a carousal with them; and that Mitchell was a fit on ty have change of his children ‘The hearing was postponed tll Saturday next. Sen eee tees ACud for Tax-Payers to Chew. To the Editor of Tue Eventne Sran, While parents are denouncing the exaction of afew centson certain exchanged readers, tax- payers may justly ecmplain of the waste of several thousand doliars annually on the administration of our public school system. Itappears not gen- erally known that there are two schoo! superinten- dents, each independent of the other, but both controlied by one board of trustees, One superin- tendeat, a white man, has charge of the city white schools and the county white and colored schools. ‘The other superintendent, a colored man, has charge of the city colored schools only. If it {s important that a colored man should superintend the elty colored schools, it 1s equally important that a colored man should superintend the conn colored schools. Ifa white man can sutistactorfly superintend the county colored schools, a white man can just as sattstactorlly superintend the elty colored Schools. If there ever @ good reason for this double-headed superin- tendency, none now exists, Necessarily, two superintendents require two offices, two oflice out- its, LW Sets Of records, two sets of Clerks and some other expenses are also doubled. At a moderate estimate, $4,000 are annually wasted on this anomalous and unprecedented management of a school system. If this sum 1s intended as a gratuity for the colored peopie, let it be given to the assoelated charities for distifbution among the greatest deserving number. Ifthe intention is to please the colored people, make the colored super- Intendent one of the three District Commissioners. BI superintendents are as useless as to police superintendents, one white and one colored would be, or as two chiets of the tire de- partment. ‘This’ exereseence on our school system should be cut off. Fortunately, we are no longer ufder Murder Bay rule aud re not compelled to support leeches On the District ‘Treasury, Let the tax-payers demand that tue Comuntissioners tak: Amuediate steps, by securing the repeal of a law or by cutting down’ the next school appropriation, to stop this Waste of the people's money at tie end of the present tlseal year. CAriToL HILL. ee TEMPERANCE AND THE VETER A soldiers” home: ‘of the Wor: pel —A large meet- t evening by the 's Christian Temperance union. , contralto, sang Uhree solos, Tuell gave readings and reci- H. Jackson and Mr. Q Neal made ing was held at ladle Mrs. addi ‘iptures were read by Mr. N. d. Ar- beet Syria, and remarks were made by president of the Union. Miss Chase secured’ three siz tires to the pledge, Samuel Hay of the Greenwood Coal any, Was found dead near Chattanooss, Te With two Dullet holes in his he RR 00 ho Rt ROO ¥ ¥ as + j Rk KR OO ¥Y 4 ALLLE s% G G ca ug This Pewder never varies. ’ ‘arvel of purity, strength end wholesomeness, re economical the erdinary and cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, ah nor phosphate powders Seldonlyincans, Koxat Baxtsa Pewven Co., 106 Wall street, N.¥. ape HE TENACITY WITH WHICH PEOPLE ABIDE by their ecrly feith in Ayer's parilia can only be explained by the fact that it is the best blood medi- cine ever u. «lis not approached in excellence by any new for public favor, WHES SYMPTOMS OF MALARIA APPEAR IN any form, ti © Cure at onde, topre- vent the development of the disease, and continue until health is restored, as it sarely_will be by the use of this remedy. A cure is warranted in every instance. se23 CASH PRICES. CIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS ( GE SHLK redtnced to $1.00, s CK SELB redit COLORED CASUMEL pure cash pric YORK MIL'S SHERTING COTTON, widest and very best quality, each price, oe, CARTERS, 311 MARKET S BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVE! CLOTH I SS WEAR, large as scm, lt price $1.09, rtueat, 3734, 50, t quality, $1.00; reduced to ETS, 2.00, 2.50, 83.00. NK » all wool, $5. SATINS, 50, 6: 31.00. ‘TING, pure wool, fine quality, DOUBLE WHITE BL COLORED and BLACK CLOTH § ash price, 25e. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 50¢, BROCADE BLACK SILK BEAUTIFUL cash pric EXCELLENT RED TWILL FIL. NED, 2% excellent quality, NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, %5e., 37¢., 502, AUCTION BLANKETS, eteat (cash) bargains. SILKS, Sic. SIL sek CARTERS. 711 Mauger Sraor pu AND RELIABLE HOMG@PATHIC REMEDIES, Ei hy the single vial or in complete outfits, vt LOERICKE & TAFEL’S Puamuacy, * eu5-co7et 938 F Street, Washington, D. C. Scuoor. Surrs: Scroor Svrrs Chilu’s Snits, aves 5 to 12, short pants #2, Boy’ School“ Suits age il to Ty ies gar 8440 2. ae and 85 up. “Hoy Silzie Jackets $1.15, @b aud wanks, floss Single Paute’ #1, $1.25. 41.50 ugw Child's Knew Pants, azo 8 to 125%. 630. e., 81 Childs Flannel Shirt Waist 750 a 1. Misxca and Boys i 1 up. Boys’ School Hats Wouien’s solid But. Shoe 1914-1916 Peuusylvania aventio, 3. W, SELB! from 40c. and S0e, up. Good 1-25 aud $1.50. i Ger Tr: Best. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” THE CONCORD COLLAR. the Celebrate “CON. COLD HAUNESS,» of adi kinds and description. at Lowest Prices, §e- Coupe, Carriage and Road Harnces a specialty, ae LUTZ & BRO, nsylvania Avente, ‘Adjoining National Hotel, ‘Trunks and Satchels fr great variety, at lowest prices, Every gennine CONCORD HARNESS has maker's mame and trade-mark on it: myl4, solid School Shoes. fro iY. ESTABLISHED 1831 W. He Waranzr & Sox STEAM * DYEING AND SCOURING, No, 108 JEFFEKSON ST SEOBUETOWN, moa Goods called fer and delivered free of charge to mee Gasper Canes heres eee matter. Everything known to the medical faculty was tried in vain. Gradually the bone itself became dis- eased, and then the suffiring began in earnest. Bone Ulcers becan to take the place of those hitherto on the surface. I became a mere wreck. For months ata time could not get my hands to my head because of extreme soreness, Could not turn in bed, Kuew not what it was to bean hour even free from pain. Had reason to look upon life itself asacurse, In the summer of 1880, after ten years of this wretched existence, I bean to use the Coricuna Rementes, and after two years’ persistent use of them the last Ulcer has healed. The dread disease Las succumbed, All over the breast where was once a mass of corruption is now @ healthy skin. My weight has | increased from one hunded aml twenty-three to one hundred and fifty-six pounds, and the good work is still going on, 1 feel myself mau, and all through the Curicera Kemenies. JAMES F. RICHARDSON. Custom Hous», New Orleans, Sworn to before United States Commissioner J, D, CRaw- FORD. Mae ESES LEST GRADUATE (OF THE royal conservatory of Leipziz, 512 10th street horthwest, is prepared to wive lessons in. piano, viola, violoncello sud composition, Reference: Mr.d.P'Sou: No excrisa SPOKEN. GRADUATING COURSE IN FRENCH for Ladies end Young Ladies, at the WavERLEY SEXI- XARY, 1657 1 s'rvet rorthw: st. CONVFRSALIGN, LITERATURE, FL OCUTIO Opening day, Wediesday, Octol er It, IS84. 34 to 43g Pm, Regula? days, Tuekdays oud Fiidays Card of 2 mission, payable im advanes, 1 ¢ 20 lessons, $12. KR fere. ers: French, Belgian, 7 Miss Liscomb, Wivericy © Georgetown | Colleviate Emerson In hoa}. Prof, Edouari van den Berghen-Dubi “¢26-Im LOL { 17TH STREET NORTHWE ‘ MLLE V. PRUDHOMME organizing sian pronunci- taught. In- her French classes for the season, Par ation and a practical use of the Inucnair struc! an English school 1 Towa Cir TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD Of Scrofulous, Inherited and Contacions Humors, and thus remoye the most prolific ease of human sufferine, to clear the Skin of Disfiguring Blotches, Itehing Tor- Humilinting Eruptions and Loathsome Sons fula, to purify and beautify the poring, £ evening, 6:49. N. ch couversition wil {tornioon, 2 ¢in the week for given fre- to pupils. Call 826-1) : . ROF} SSOR DUMAINE, OF PARIS, WILL OF main, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, of Mod Languares. New an Hfied method b raul eveniiy lessons sols provided with in- the best native teachers Mornin in school or at resid Se structors at receonable charzes, s Keferences:—Hon, M.5. dusiyn, Assistant Secretary of and Curicuna and Curicena Soap, the great Skin Cures: and Beautifiers, are infallible. GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES. ponent any Pata The half has not been toldas to the ereat enrative bales So powers of the Curiccra Remepirs. I have paid hun- — < dreds of dollars for medicines to cure diseases of the . FLORA'G, DENSISON. Tg atartnn, blood and skin, aud never found anything yet toeaual | {iq open her WASCING RCADENT ed i the Currcena R epies, = CHAS, A. WILLIAMS. = | Vii-ces, at National Kifics hil ion Thursday, October 2, vider Tees. at 3 ROY See “hiss di 8, Thurslays and Satardays, Price of CuTicuna, small boxes fe,. Taree boxes @t; | FOF tris Se. apply at her ies.ceice, Now 927 M CurIcURA RrsoLveNT, 81 per bottle; Curicuna Scar, 25e.; CUTICURA SHAVING Soap, 15e, Sold by all drug- sists, Cheula obtained at the hall and at the store of ch, 915 F street. see ws END KINDERGARIES vt AND SCHOLL. — $00 18th street, corner of ruction. Circulars at the NORMAL INSTILULE, ‘ixlith Session ovens Gc™ Von Mrs LOUISE POL- POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. selT Reopens September 29th, Hsuvet. Daily German ths school cEN For particulars e: CITY ITEMS. LOCK, Principal, 929 Sth street, Be29-6t SIVATE INSTRUCIION GIVEN IN THE COM- Re. C. Lewiw? Celebrated Hats. ion English branches, including penmanship and ‘The Broadway Silk Hat (fresh supply), $4 and £5. | composition, by # experience, Address pou ily 0 i Brown, black and fancy colored De PU, Box 249, city P.O, 6625-30" Fine soft Freneh Feit fats, all the p Men’s and Boys’ Wool Hets, from 50c. to 1.50. Sik Traveling Caps and undressed Felt Hats, “Come in and take look at the new styles.” Also in stock a complete line of new Neckwear, Collars, Kid Gloves, Hostery, Underwear, &¢., &¢., at lt. C. Lewis’, 920 7th st., bet. Land K n! w. i. B—Price plainly marked in each hat, 2 at any tie, Miss "AL FRENCH cLass, A PracticaL Counse:—Pronunciation and Realing— Verbs and Languagy.—Conver-etion and Dictation, en- abling pupils, in a few mouths, to understand spoken and written French, as well as to express themselves 11. that lammnage with a perfect promunc Be Special Bargains for One Weekes EMS CLASS: nd Friduy) Tnesdiy So, yent’s hand-sewed boots, $5. street nortowest, Septent : me haid-sewed gatters, $4.50, nd Saturdays. at ilneas Schou! Fair sUtched boots and galicrs, £2.50, : month, & ‘olld calf galters and boots, $2.50. xtra long grain hunter's oot Guim boots, long Ladies’ best Freneh kid button, $4.50. stitched kid and goat button, $3. Fine pebble goat and kid button, Glove kid congress and lace SONS 1 is, confident Misses’ and boys’ solid shoes, 75 cts. NY aw. Kid and goat spring hecis, 58 cts. ia : S. W. FLYNN, A. M, YounG's Shoe Liouse, 402 7th street. Night school, #3 and $5. month, seat L. HFILBRCN, Manager. 1s44-1889 OF THE LINTHICU preetown, D.C..will open MOND. Tpan. Application 1¢ DWM. L, DUNLOP and Look for: The Old Worm ne Footwear, Fine Straight Goat Button, nt Hand-sewed Goat Button. us Hand-Sutched Paris Kid Button, Fine Hand-made Straight Goat Button. Exquisite French Kid button Boot. Any style, nay De EWS. 102 RSTREE HAKMONY AND PIANO SLQUE, will receive Pupils atter OC £U sO1oTH, At home Tuesdays, from 2 to width, suape Of Lov or heel, at DUPILS IN STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING— 1 Hann’s, $16 7th street. Apply to NELLIE H. SMITH, Stenographer and aspew it In the Absenc Suitable Materiats — [/Tirms 1: or the time to prepare If, people often go without adressing tor salads. Buy Durkee’s Dressing, and you will never trouble If Lo make unoLer. 60 keeping, Pen Special terms asses Will be sta at Wrig : ry Stuart, Wiid Olive, Stephanotis, Lily of the Wiilte Rose, Jockey ‘Ciub, dlang Many, a, Margareta, 36c. an oz., ab Une Boston Vic Hety store, 1 $3 per Gall Quart Bottle. No.1 Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money 1 McGee's, 9, hear D street. KB, PULLER, Pri INGER, OF VOICE AND PIANO, 1534 16th street northwest, ‘Terms moderat _ Tenth year. F]M!£ COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, HE LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UN VERSITY will be installed in its new Lee the New Universit i E H streets) on Razors! Razors! Razors !!!—The Patent Perfect and our best brands Warranted, and kept in proper shaving condition gratis. Name e1 On our dog collars free, ‘fhe Rodger’s Cuuery 487 Penn. ave. D.N. WaLkoub, Prop't. 827,01 Johnson's Oyster Saloons, ivered by the 419 and 442 9th street northwe Daily arrivats of | General of the L atten, 3 4 of Oy sters, Serve every - | Menbors of th atid Par of Washi {ue Lnest kind of Oysters, served in every availa. |, Mend 1 of a and Tax of “Washineton Schoo tobe present, ‘The Recular Ex SDAY, October 5 announcements tortie year will Lemadeby the Faculty. Protessors MAURY, STRONG ant ALPLEBY will reuin in eheree of thelr respective chaps ‘Whe tuition tees wil remain su ‘The new Lecture Hall of the iit be open for in: daily, atter the Ist of Uc . Shucked oysters by the quart ur gallon, 2 Laules' Satoon rst oor, piprupesive to enter 1h ake mn Wher th 1 Cy 7367th Dew. 5 Knox,” Ne ¥. Youman’s,” N. ¥. cm 12} ¢s yd.-wide p Gentlemen’s Hats From Fine Silk Hats, Broad Derbys, all colbrs, be WELLING, Catal of WIL Morr: Purity 8 Note ‘Those competing for tue first, second: aud third lar; Wrappers returned to Tr take notice that { petitors. offered for the prize st numbers of empty STAR Olli wowed for ti 2 will pl return of and 1006 F street nor VTAPPeIS EXPY ne to advertisements | be iv ee ato SN a 22 | Rat persona nteuding to enter ether a XML, and no packazes wil ecelved after | reGnohted to be present at tive openitns oo 4 nud Ut MB. Tyler, Agi. Pace & | nection with those ot the Law. Departineut, on MUON. Sizer, Manufacturers. 3 | DAY, Getober 6th, at 6 orcives pan, For further information apply 13 Hoi BAKKER, MD. Dean, pe19-1m 16 H Street north: pe COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, 'To the Public. ttle son Eimer, who 13_now over four years has been suffering since ne was four months old With a Wasting dinease, accompanied by spells of frequent and prok nniting, ho remedy or ssistannce that Leo seeiniag’ to operate on SCHOOL OF § ENCE ANI the stomach—so tuuch So that my physiclan and fore ERG) Se leet friends considered Ure case hopeless. “About tour of the new University Bu mot medic BARU the child's Ite. as Tam a be child's fe and bh prejudice. 1 purch. giving 10 to the chi aiclin called my attentlon to the tive qualities Of DurKy’s PURE 5: ming that it night save reluctantly consented to Its rT in temperance; but the uth Were dearer to me than a Sth and Hstrects, on the FIRS E OF Oo K pm. wien ‘the Inancural Address will be delivered by th JOHN W. Vow. E L.D., Director of the Unitel States Geological ‘on ine and Tec . and hurposIne 10 pursue any course are invited to be present, of the school will bezin when students will be result being that to-day as any boy in the neigh- this without any solicita- S of familles, and those he isas well and borhood. I have writ) ton, r Gotclock pan. ceordiug to the uuinbi nd say to the he, propos: to fake. Ths ig for the sick, do not let a foolish prejudice | HTS: tatake, Ts S Caval against the proper Us pure liquor preveitt you I "proti= from using uils for Ue sick and debilitates ine to the optia of ELMER Wenn, timore co., Baltimore, Md. 108 Hickory avenue, to the Provident of ©. WELLING, or to the Dean the JA DA EDWARD T. FRISTOL Life Preserver. of the Faculty who, for If you are losing your grip on Hfe, tre “Wells? purposes of consul will bs at the new Univer-it: Teaith Renewer.” Goes direct to weak spots 9 | HUypues Ge comet Pak, Where also letters Uf ao <= ingviry may be se13-lin Johnson's Oysters, 2 = es EOF. J. F. GE DEAR ER, TEACHER OF VOCAL RIENDS—AS the oyster son Is rapidly | approaching maturity, I wish tocell your attention Che E eines toatew undisputed Tacts. Iam now receiving pate | dally some of Uke best grades of Sut Oysters known | to the trade, and any Tacilities und expertence in | En ee oo Mie, handing make It almost thpossthietoget anything | hi beved at Washington, : i but choice Salt Oysters—It having been given up | {aust by theve competent ter ohare by Une principal marine inspectors that I am the | Sunveur’s “Natural alethod.” For circulars ap best Judge of oysters in the District, Dr.Win, BERNARDS, of the Was'ungton Hikh S Choice” Steain, New York Sty None but the best, Ladies? large 1m,W,S-3U ELL. Jou: Reside ) Halt Shell, &c. aloon attached. Proprietor, Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch ce, 710 Sth strect northwest. WEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL, AND Dy N- tal Departn versity will open October 6th, at 7: ssion and public are invited fo attend the’ exercises. Prof. Win. FRENCH PRONUNCIATION AND ACCENT. A special course of 27 lessons. Reading at aieht ena antecd as well as a fluent, ca Py and perfect propunci: tion and accent. Chass lin to 12 pupils CaRD oF Aiacienos,yayable ip abvaxcr, st)" Mondays and Thuredayn 6:90 to 7:45 p. riber dal, 1884 TUCIES EC. COLLIERE AM” a Eative of Parts, Frenee, 1598 I street northwest. sedhlet AKINUS HALL—MR LG. MARINI. WILL open his Academy for the reception of pupils SAT- aN. October 4th 1884, at 2 Ocivek fin, for Mises und Masters, aud at 8 p.m. for adults All the former ited to attend on the above day, Days of asses TUESDAY and SATURDAY. Cire n now be had at the music stores and at academy. sei3-Im LOCUTION.— MISS MARY K.SCHRETN Tesnme her classes in Flocution—Lorical Analysis, are atid Fxprvssion—and Readinas in ud. General Literature, September daress Miss SCHREINDR, Star ctl RS. Z D. BUCHER, Principal ot the WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE SIITULE, (a Woanding end day echooi for youne e cirls). for better accommodation of Ii auoved to th yus Tesidence, 1100 rthweat, near C avenue, and will r- sdnrsday Mrs. Bueler having re where she has been stndyi hing, united to he the chen We returmed from Furope hie most approved sue known thoroughness i ish branche asiecialty of trasntn her pupdis in table Sand general _depoztment, Preparing then to hae ie 1.48 Of society. ACCOMPLISHM d ins:rumentai, Drawing, Painting. French and Geruan, by acorys of efficicn! as. owing to fl-health, has with- drawn from For Gu dence. < pupils at their residences on Saturdays, FANG: KINDER: GAT WESSEL: BACH-SPIER will re Wadnesday, October Ist. 4. at 124 S ott Circle, AGth street and RT. Miss Ida Hess foriaeriy with Miss vllock, Will take charge of the Primary Depart nt, te 4 IVERSITY, October Gth, 1884, at 6 0% In the 0, 1906 FE etr nid be addressed to F. J. LAVENDER, M5 La ave. ISH AND FRENCH SCHO Vermont aveue, will re-open i 24TH, se9-14gm. ISS HILTON’S for Youug Ladies ren on Lest new system, saving years of practicg, t Voices quicsly to’ the very hichest cuiture for neerts, ete, Gold zuedals and diplomas w: awarded’ to graduates. Furope and America. Ni Low opened, at $40 Ne Pp i Engagements procund for tug and plano clirses ave, DW. ROF. JAHIPR, AUTHOR OF SEVERAL FE) ticnel works, offers ius eervices to schools desiring to make rapid and Italian lancuages, The natural or intul tivemethod i Highest testimonials, Add: 1253 9th rt SSW" ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGi SCHOOL, J. W. HUNT, Principal, Peains tts seventeenth year Sept, Sth, in the sion Room of Dr. erland’s Church, 4% Its gradmates u ext Pomt intery in the government scl Addr ss P, O. 1 ENCERIA. hh and D streets northiw 3 eh, cupies benutiil commodions halls, pariors rooms ju Lincoln Hail Building. ‘Unis & i srowth years! i men a Ss and hon- Pubic, experienc nd evening 92. m. and p. nent Tr querte 7; nignt, Monday, reeistersd, erin which they ilustrated circu! D PRIVATE LE 9 CopNeRsation (Xscur and 7 ete Miss | DORA 1436 Corcoran stivet, At home befure IDa, m. I ow 3 SCHOOL, THE LEADIN one for thorouch, practical ‘t ‘uction, Bo keeping taht entirely with text books, savin months of hard stud: The average time to graduate 1s, about one-third that of cther business oe Howe's RAPID bu: Ss penuans! #3 monthly, or with book- opie. big, correspond: tice, ete. 8 : lessons if desired. increased October Ist. Begin at any tuue, 517 sirvet, a Number init character received ver Bth, Day and even- uz instencti ranchi=, Bookke ic, Algebra, Geowmet: in the 1118 10th street northwest, Pupils tausit priva in class R BOARD AND 4 $175 Military Acade ies, thorontch ins OLS, Hacdenticld, PISCOPAL SCHO' | S200 ayear, Gael KINI x 1 ING >CHOOE, 1811 T stn. w. H reopen Moxday, October 6 APpIY for eit. 1 root, i RT SCHOOL, DAY AND F The Washington Schovl of F tive Desten is now oper end wat NING CLASSES. Art and Decora: Vernon Row. corner Pa_ iv: RUUZEL, AE HOYLE, FJ, et Lin* pen Septe the primey LLOD, at the school W131i stre NHE NORWOOD INSTITT INGTON, D.C. Of GILLS. “REOPENS SEP. TEMBER 27H, Nos. I cd 1234 Lath streot, nepss 1s cumiplete 11 the igh, Classi rm laiumaces thod m by skill ) Students arc res, or cin tak dies Who lu pursuing sp rorthwest, or adn un epared for Viewer and Fiate course at the In- chook wisi find xpeciat WA. D. CABELL, Principals, PRENC ENGLISH FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL fur Youu Ladies end Little Gils, 1305 4 Mars nv. aiid 1524 N sizvet, Mis LP. aid and Miss Al Ellis, prin ‘The next . 18M. The course necessary for a thorvuch ase Daily lessons im us which there tg no extra 8 in Wood. 1 Anew has been iris Just bein, for scholars hte Hil o au6-Bu uns: 8 and High Sec e-opens Ninth M thorcush in English, Mathon ral Scitnce. | Books furnished by school ‘Terms mod- ee SOLIS FRENCH NGLISH, AND CLASSICAL. Oct, Ist. 1-84.16 Sune det, Ik Pred ana Ave. Cake Mere, Principals: Lucie: Callier, Nieto TEN Tete aocebege = 6 Collier, a, Innecion, GPoxcerow UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Faculty: Rev Jaa A. Doonan LS 1, Merrick, Hon. W. ." Soman D “Somen G. Pay * 3. 3. Darlinete esd. and Joba W. toss, ay. OW. Holtman LE De Dean. opening exercises of the next term will be Presitent: Martin F Mor: The the Georgetown Tutvcrwity Law ‘ corner 6th and F streets - =—s Vetober Ist, at 6:20 p.m year will be made. All ‘Special Latin course (elective) with T ogee tary al be ‘ys ppm he Law tui tog, for the ernibuent of ett toTp. daily, duriog the month of Se uipalaincae For fuller information see circular, to be had at hook= sons of W. HL Morrison, g. Brad Adam and Janse Anglim & Col, oF of SM. YEATMAN. Secretary, Cor. 6th and Fists n. w, mitally invited, extra charee. sel5-15t DIN, INSTITUT! MISSES BU It« ESS a pals, PeyN ns Septeaaber 26th, ISS4 Apply sis CCnneeticnt avent ool hue OF ELOCUTION AND AGE, 906 M street, Mos. yal—The think enimal wessicn 2 becin October Ist; close June let, Pri- Yeie and Claes instruction day and evening, T-pecial ion given to the cure of stammering t ‘ul Vocal defects. Local references: Rt Ky ka Andrews, Prof. A’ Molville Bell, Mra J. Baily Sonera, Prvniiss, Dir, Frauk Hyatt, Dr. 3. W. Grosory, Fats 1 from the F ING BUSINESS 00) 98 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Theroux ins tH CIVIL, SEK Terms Reasobabie. an20-5w" Vick EXAMINATIONS, A, TWITCHELL, Principat OWN HEIGHTS —A 8E> Me cens Ostler ise s aUstant parts ul ‘AbD. aie sath tree cone Address I-th.sktu2 ISS AMY LEAVITE, OF bosTON, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instraweutal Musto and hare M ony. Address 1012 10th stewot worthwest. Tasng iemulnind September Ist. oe fast! MISSES goa nl at 1K UW open their school for Gils and litte Bore SEPTEMBE: - at thelr residence, 1496 Corcoran stret wl ks JS SCHESL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO ee and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be ehhers, aswell as those wishing to, Taturmicrs oF Deachers Terms #12 496 12th 1 sew VANTLD-AGENTS TO SELL THE ENCLYO- panda Britannica, Amertoan reprint, SAMUEL B. HOPPE 133 North Seventh street, Phtlade SCHOOL, 110 L818 be qualified for 1h reape September 27th. “Berlitz method."Object dra: aw DANCING ACADEMIES, 104 *.—Thesdays, Thurwlays and Satu i. Sd street and Pennsylvania ue southeast, way aud Fridaye, Rend for cire WY, OF torus for renting either told F street, northwest, auz-8m, CALITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- ten, No. 20 Ist street southeast, will reopen Senteme ber 18." Thoreush 4 lish branches and Langunges. ( For juformuation, truction in Kindengarte y to Missa CF BOYDEN and BR. SMITH, prime No, 22 id wits seS-lin DRS ELEES YoCkEY. AVA A Student of th Leipsic Conservatory. tnstracte a Music, German and Elvcution, 122 Lith street, northwest, Mesuareu TE MILLS, AME “Gontraito of St_ Cecelia rtette, also Singing weal Lees 27 IOWA ausoIm T ON PARLE A French tescl —COMM “—Prof, H Larroque, privai of Surbonn OS 1. SCOTT I Wou vespectfull —— his friends and patrons: ih Sill Teatiue the Jractce of his profession om Scptetuber Ist at 1207 F stteet northwest, aya DE STARK PAUSONS, COR. 9cH AND E STREETS ni we ma sche without extra the gu pecialty; also, the cure of toothe A local amuestiethic. used om ns, alleviates pail Of extracts. Gasiiven, Charges moderate, ua Der Re cTAPOUE, DENTIST, No. 407 7TH treet, three doors from curmr E. "Deutistrs in all Drauches “Lecth inserted $7 porset All work ware ranted. Jaul ——— SS —- Av Siyenee G's, $12 SEVENTI STREET NORTUWEST. . er Ringe at 990. ot Kinane at 8149. Vins at $1.9 and npwarte, ii Drops at ed Plate Gold Pist Ve Buttons. 49 to 990, 5 Rolled Gold Pl Rolled Gold Rolled Pat Bracelets az 43, tren, Misses and Ladies, sat £1 and upwards, A Geolt Braceless, Rangle Bracclets trom 25e. upg seuruncut of 2e. Jewelry in now, desire avd, THe Ww pc ttorna, We hains trom $e. t arm, 8 Chains, very rich, 3c vicket Chiara, Masonic and Odd Pele 1s, 250; Gent's Scarf Pins at 490. You will tind nly the larces' the lowest prices, aud if you desire call at also Ary assortm) ny thing in Jew SILVERBE! ra, rthwest. near Pa. Ave, ee22, 812 7th Strest Faz Ocesisa oF FINE CLOTHING, Our stock of FALL CLOTHTS dren i+ compet for Chitdren, fr for Boys and Chile We have a fuli tine of FALL SUITS mi 5 to 12 years old, FROM $2 UPWakDs. crate Ally at school rooms frum Sto €pa Clr culars at the book storea. auls-3i THOS. 1, Principal, THE REET, (INSTITUT, Sth. Higher Math at specialties, Privaie lessons and senarate Mrs. FE. A. CHAMBE! Principal. logue at principal booksts Shirts are the best of all. eo | man will deliver the opening address, Por. circulars JASHINGTON ACADEMY ED] i: nie aud cards giving the onler of clitics addres. B. | WY ASIUINGTON ACADEMY 1 Na cpeciel ovina Burnett's Cocoaine PURVIS, ML D., Secretary, 1118 13th street northwest." | to all fo soe Lie method by wiih you eau suo learns HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT, = pesos aGRD ERY pon ee ae ae, s 4 EMY, BALCH WILL OI A FIRST~ SS No other preparation possesses such remarkable |] i721 Dy Sares Srerer, Mie vanber 15. Advanced properties for embellishing and strengthening the halr and rendering it dark and glossy, It cures baldness and eradicates dandruff. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the vest. eo Atkinson’s Extracts. Business will be resumed September 2ith, sel7-3m J.P.Caw! NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN White Rose, Hellotrope, Opopanax, Muse, Ytang- Oo VERSITY, ‘The mxty-third annul weston will becin on Ytang, Wild Hyacinth, Jockey Club, Ess. Boquct, | MONDAY, OCTOBER fr, AT'S EAL, West End, Vioictte, stéphanotts, 36¢. oz. in the Medioal Buliding, 1525 H street northwest, with oe ee ere Sree: Mhich the suobession aud public are corsaliytavticn rhuich the 406 and 707 Market Space, | ‘The reular lectures will continue daily thrcushiont ths undborg’s Perfume, Edenia © se, bes 520 p. Scftie antitiun extarinattons will comzarnce at the Col- Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niet rose. €0 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet, 60 LETE] A. F. A. KING, M.D., Dean, sei6-3w 726 13th'street northwest. upiis preferred, Special attention given to. Math Fraties and Lanyeunves, Nutiber of Vondie Iaatte. Evening classes for adults pacing for competitive examinations. Apply at once, MISS BALCH, 1205 O. Suref northwest, efereners: Hon, W- W., Comoran, mirai Geo. balla, iimore; Commodore 8. P. Jee, and Rev. J. J. Bullock, Washidgton, D.C. au2-3mi Ww ERLY SEMINARY, 1537 I STREET N.W., Boarding and Day School for young Ladice and Children. Year opens September 24th. Catalogues at Se ‘and drug stores. Miss J.U/SCOMB, Principal, 1-200 MS AND MES. ALTRED BUJAws EDUCATT Home for young ladies and little girls, sircet northwest. Scholaszic year ber. Private lessons iu Engtish, ¥' maises, © On THURSDAY, October 2d, at 5250 p.m, Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo ‘or particulars apply to: MX LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL BEGIN J. M. Laroque’s Elixer of Calisaya Bark bf her French conversational lessons at her own and Pupils’ residences, Call after 4 p.m, 511 12th street horthwest, ‘Terms moderate, Bell-2w* for youns ladice ad. dittle girls.” The thirteeuth year Sparkes For circulars apply to Principal, sel aa? M38 JOSEPENE NEMO, ORGANIST, ‘Teacher of Piano and Organ, 207 East Capitol street, corner 3d. Orders le*t nt Piano Warcroomis, 433 7th st. nw, s8-Im* ERNON SEMINARY, : ail MA Tiog ana tos M strcet nosthwest, Washi on. Mi its tenth Stat, MONDAY SEPTEMBER soci MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal, eg NGLISH COURSE—Compiete, thorough and practi- CLASSICAL COURSE—Prepares for the senior of the seminary or entrance iuto Smith, Varear ‘cud fellestey y col FEENCH AND GERMAN—Under the supegvision of the Rerlitz school of languages. ELOCUTION—In charge of Mrs. M. Stvens Hart, Principal of the Washingion School of Elocution, VOCAL MUSIC—Directress, Mudain Annis Hoemer ‘Kaspar, PLANO_Director, Pypfeseor Anton Gloetmer, Tias. for more than half a century, been tn use by all classes of people, and indorsed by eminent phy- giclans as the best tonic and invigorator extant. ‘The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it to give new ite, vigor and happiness. Particu- Jarly a lady’s medicine. $1 bottle. Sold by drug- [ines W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, alumore and jarrison streets, Baltimore, Md. Wu,th,s-6m On Thirty Days Trin\. The Voltaic Belt Co.,Marshall, Mich. wilt send Dr, Dyes Celebrated ‘Electro-Voitatc “Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men (oung or old) who are afliicted with nervous de- ty, lost Vitality and kindred troubles, ated. Ing speedy and complete restoration of’ health and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No risk 13 incurred, as thirty days’ trial Is alowed. W,s,m. Fur and im Garments. c. C. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 103 Priuce street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash mhokente Deltee als eno ‘This will afford a endid opportu: rehase strictly pellable Furs direct from mapufacvurer, save retailer's ree its. Fashion Book mailed AKT, DRAWING, FAINTING AND DECORATIVE ait ah pr aca Gir is coven ture above | MMR ica gaged teat te ‘Ge per quar, Crean ide, pint, ‘sel-laa Aiuzs, C, W. PATRO, Priacipal, HE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES. — TeMANRLA Sot" BANUINGAE BD. 283 WESTMIXSTEL ST. PROVIDENCE, RI. 254 TREMONT ST. BOSTO: GARFIELD IN. MASS. BUILDING, BECOKLYS, N.Y, Best instruction to aduits or children. Private tex fons and classce, | Superior native teachers. 5) advantave: for karning to SPEAK Foreien Toneue. “Sfont cas and ficient method Tuition ery reason : “Teachers pent to Sinden residence Aig) 7EBMS BEGIN 2) Miy to PROF. N. JOLY. F E VISITATION, CONNECTICUT Stuune snd L, street, Waskinzton, for Young Ladios and Little Girls —The exercises of the Academy will be Fesuied ‘September sth. Sead. A lindted nunber of Eons in pefeste or fa clases will given to adie in to ‘ana0-am ¥ Jan ‘vocal and instrumental drawinx, fancy work. ke. PMERSON INSTITUTE, 914 tara sr. MERSON INSTITUTE 8 : month. Trepares for busine Harvard Tele erieeston ana ‘colleges, for the wcleutilic Fcbammaor dg Maley gr Seal teiene die tah stzect) Circulars can be obtained af the Gone ‘HE BEST AND CHFAPEST PLACE TO LEARN T'arawing ant painting ix at the ‘Acadienny" Bing Arta, ibth ettesk od Ney ore arene Sea of i Page heceptions free, Wednesday will open @ German, Freneh and c ‘Kindergarten for ‘October ist uw. Geman eae wl- sed fn other. Sppiy to Allg Osa FORSOME ‘ ne, iA POESCHE, ASSISTED BY EFFI iT fant ee We have a full line of SUITS for Boys from 12 te 18 FROM 83.75 UPWARDS, ‘Men's and Youths's SUITS in lanze variety FROM $6 UPWARDS. We have a fil assortment of FALL OVERCOATS at very low prices. An immense stock of ODD PANTS, for Men, Youths ‘Boys sud Guildrea ut remarkably low prices, Rewember, our prices are always LOWER THAN TUL LOWEST. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, any CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. TT Sreoan N oricg, . J RESPECTFULLY CAV. TIT ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING TO MY STUCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APYARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WALTER D. WYVILL, Excuverve Aomrr, No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR 4 STREET. “‘OTICE TO GROGERS —LAMP SED.—Small. e.;: meditum, 28¢.; OS eanars und Wicks t= proportion. ‘A