Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1884, Page 8

—_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. Orrick oF THE NAL OFFICER, Wasitixarow, D. €., October 4, 1884, 9:39 2.1. aie Atlantic states, slightly warmer, ner, Westerly winds in the northern ight add variable winds in the southern or Sundar, goi Weather {5 tndica coast states and t erally fatr slightly warmer for the Atlantic and guilt e lower laxe region. — New Carrsrtyes, all wool, tngrain, double welght Ingrain, 50.; good heavy ingrain, ‘Stc.; best two-ply extra super ingrain, 73c.; bright Choice patterns of Brussels, 75¢., B0c., Se, or oli-cloths all widths.’ Floor drugzets, ugs; mats; lace for curtains, 13c., 2 Carpets sewed and laid.” Towso: nia avenue, south side, Tue Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th street, offering brown sugar for 53 gar Ge, Standard A sugar lor 6\¢., grahulated sugur 7. Haspsowe and conventent houses for sale on B notary, 68) La. ave. F ALADDIN: SECURITY O1.—After more than ten years’ trial this excellent oll continues to grow in public favor; the ever Increasing demand proves that {ts merit alone ts Its recommendation a$ the Dest household oil in us Guasp OrestNG of the ChicagoGrocery Company, 67th street. Purchaser of Coffee or tea receive during the cpening week a coffee or tea canister, XANDEE.—Everybody’s friend, who don't know him in the District, or at least the famous brands Of imported wines, Liquors, brandies, ete., that he fells. His store fs famous for the finest {oods of all grades at popuiar prites. 911 7th st. n.w. pany, 806 7th street, of- brand, S to the Chi of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave., per doz with a 13th painted tree” | ‘Tne fine phot continue tw be Evtssenss Ick CuEawe Shipped any where ont of town. York avenua, iy Pena all wool, , Sout sil LE republican club, at a meeting Witatioh from the re- tend ina body a img and torcul Tne Chicaco Groe Offering line Kio cote Ise. pound, best Rio Co! Government Java Coffee for iy, $86 7th street, better Rio for ind, finest Old pound. Joux R. Garro BY 1th Street no: lass work, at 1¢ ne tubes elec Werkmen, and It isa} all bis work. Get Ll » practical Rell Hanger of pni up b re for htm to gu: | District, to-day submitted the following letter to | and not to the t | contract. pri | im FOREIGN LABOR EN THE DISTRICT The Workingmen’s Committee Write a Letter to the Commissioners, THEY ASK THE DISTRICT AUTHORITIES To USE THEIR POWR TO EXPZL THE ALIENS—AND POINT OUT METHODS BY WHICH, THEY CLAIM, THE EMPLOY- ‘MENT OF IMPORTED LABOR ON PUBLIC WORKS MAY BE STOPPZD. ‘Messrs. Joseph Fanning, J. Fulton Gantt, John Fallon, E. J. Ennis, E. W. Oyster, RJ. Munn, August Donath and Paul T. Bowen, the committee appointed at the meeting of the workingmen held Tuesday night for the purpose of protesting agatnst the importation of foreign labor into the the District Commissioners: “In accordance with in- Structions from a meeting of the workingmen of the District, we submit the following for your con- sideration: We have ascertained that contractors on the Boundary sewer and the aqueduct have imported into the District a large number of oor foreign laborers, and that they have establish: camps, opened ‘supply stores and made other arrangements Indicating an intention to extend and permanently estabiish the system of employ- ing alien paupers on the public works. This cliy has already hundreds of ixborers out of work. Every importation of alten laborers increases the number of our idle apd indigent citizens. These displaced men and their farniltes will fall wholly upon the tax-payers and the benevolent for their support. ‘The loss to our merchants will be great through the displacement of our laborers and the competition of the contractors’ stores. We shail nave among us a cheap, ser- vile, dangerous class of foreigners. ‘The fucrease of crime and disorder which accompany enforced idleness and poverty will necessitate extra police expenses. Other evils of imported alten labor have been so widely and sorely felt in other parts of the country that we need not enumerate them here for your enlightenment. The entire advantage to be offset against these evils, according to the contractors’ statement, 18 the difference between $1.25 and 1.12% per day for each foreigner. It may, however, be admitted that the pecuniary gain is much more, Yet {t 1s prob- able that this gain enures wholly to the contractors xpayera. But even if we admit that the District treasury saves by a reduction of the difference between $1.25 per day and the wages pald to the altens, still we are the losers In that the cost of supporting the dis- iced laborers and thelr famille order will be far in wages th and preserving RCESS Of thé whole amount of r y have beea earning. ‘Therefore, as this portation of ehexp labor, in the Dest Uzit pos- thle to place ft, tmposes upon our people hardship, | danger, injustice, and expense, ané brings to them mpensating advantages, we feel justified in u, as our ordained guardians, to exert ir power and influence to prevent its extension, to exciide the servile forelgners already heré ma further employment on the public works, | Anticipating from experience a reply that the Cormmissioners have no power in the premises, we | take the liberty of specifying the methods by which you can promote the ebject we have in view, and | for which you have ampie power. | 1. Exert. your oMficlal and moral influence with tractor Inform them that you want the aployment of this ciass of Labor stopp. refuse, let them know that you will ri and complete performance of their | nd that uo induigenc avors will Cough Syrupon sory Bros, Watchmakers and Grve the 06 Street, @ tris! if erders by 1 7m Pror. Ss EVER to Witch all in will t¢ K t w Gear. asp Px silenth lai card house, 64 D stre stixcu I 104 c.; launi Mapave J F street nort Parts and London Le a CITY AND DISTRICT. | Ammsements, &e., Tosnigh most ‘TuEsTER—Frank Mayo in “Davy | s#.—“The Two Jouns” e inet of some persons a ntmber of squirrels in the lower | grounds. ‘The secretary and treasurer | ir. B. FP. Rittenhouse, has offered # reward for “information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons who shoot squirrels or birds fa the grounds. ‘The ‘building tn which the Emergency hospital Js located, on 10th street, has latel: en fitted up, | painted, prpered, uy red, and otherwise im- | erets are expressed by the managers: id be compelied tu depend on rented prem much m buildin; Rev. Jabez who es, when they would be | | ey occupying their own. Fox, of the New Jer been very fli,and has visite ings for his Healti ns last | | fast as coth ‘abernacies, which be Z, Will continue uatil th iS a feast of thansci diwelling of the He tay In the des i Club has re shuiees at Hiarri to pr t Mt. Vernon Onicer dead ¢ stone ue B in the ed to De Be 1 the appoint- b Rational conter- tobe held at pconVESihced on ac dition of Une ros James W. Stat that tne G this ernestly pr: and make a tres agen liceases with them. Mannras issued Lice? —Marriage Heenses have been of the court to Charles E. Mary Larzing: Nelson Burrus aud Em- mon; Henry Grandizon and Emma J. das Sunlth and Annie Braxton, both of station, Md; Lineas Payne and Hate Jack- by eee RIES—Dodson Kelly, colored, re st pocket at the fatr grounds ad chain, valued at $& Mariella ar, F street, reports stolen from her aan inkstand, cologne case and satchel, Valued —— ‘Tre IntsH Nattoxat. Leacve—The 'T. M. Heal, Branch of the Irish Natic held tt ane bual mevting at the Washing’ Honse last Cook, preside: ; Peter Meintyre, t surer; tary J.D. O'Connell, P. Lar? tng committee.” Tt was © 4 grand bull at Masonic fempie —_——>—. TY MAarkers.—The OMeial Price Current Washincton Produce Exchange says the well supplied with all :rades. Roller tent process command consider- tion from the trade. ‘The grain market ts quiet and steady for all kinds. Hay and straw are in fur demand and the receipts are fair. ‘The supply of desirable goods tu the butter line 1s searce. The supply of eggs has been more liberal and prices have yielded th consequence. Poultry is. active and all receipts taken readily, Several car loads of northern apples have arrived during the Week and met with good Jobbing demand. Choice hes command the highest quotations readily. fn dried trutt there Is a demand for all small Kinde ‘The onton and potato crops are large, yet the Tecetpts are small and the trade ts active. ~~ Tae Rovxy Taste Cit i.—A meeting of promt- Bent colox d citizens of tue West End at the rest- @ence of air. Wm. If. Biack, Wednesd2y evening, organized & club for social entertainment by the ection of Mr. J. S. Brown, president; J. Henry Lewls, sceretary: Hetuilear Tufcy, treasiier, The organization will be nnov a &s thé “Round Table to seventeen, bt. Hi wi, 4. E tiasow and that you will crowd them to th full extent of your legal power; that you will upen their rst defauit to cancel ier contracts ‘ontrol of the works, and that here- epted in your off these threats to the letter. Make them your preference for worl wens of the United States. All cis no law of the Commissioners 1s v bOntraclors, an Test, y your body to exy jen i¢ Works will suceced. diserette power asto the ng public work With this matter . When possible have the wor lone under ton. When you are competled to actors, you can,under your ample Ingmen who are fo} labor- | by i p Aix Ul that fhe Works shall be done b "i States. ‘The power to do this 1s as clear as power to require a particular kind or quality of tal which otten can be obtained frou but one Bids shouid be made upon the tinderstand- that eltizens of the United Stites must be en: ployed, and the contractor should be so condl- Honed. For this the Commissionersdo not luck authority, Inform the President fon has t Aer, and false e my Of it, an rs ly a jation to exelude tmported contract labor from thi te and to provide that all publie work In the i be done by citizens of the United Stat out the inconsistency between the atatives passing bilis exclading imported contract labor from the United States and the executive department cf the government indirectly engaged in Importing such labor into the tal Of the nation, to be placed upon work for of Representatives have voted ey right of the Commissioners to I Wwe have sigzested cannot be ftapeached. If will equals their power we shall not need to ew our petition. If the course we have indi cated Is adopted and carried out with a sincere de- termination to exclude pauperized -labor from the nS. aqueduct and sewer, and put industrious eitiz Of the United States'in their places, we know you will succeed. In conclusion, we assert our firm conviction, that the Commissioners are legally bound to give til operation to the provisions of the eight honr | Jaw, and request that thisbedone. Furthermore,we here place ourselves on record as opposed to the Ise economy of the Commisstoners, which leads | theta to pay a rave of wages entirely Inadequate to the decent maintenance of a laboring inan’s family. Trusting the Commissioners will not abdicate thelr ofiices by a denial of thelr power to act, nor depre- clate rely standing by a dental of thetf offictal and moral 1p sense ace, nor impugn their humanity and Justice by a refusal to act for the benefit of the people over Whom fortune has given t dominion, We submit the catse ot our fello zens for your a Please inform us, at date, of vour purpose In the premises fully,” &e. —= 4 ‘Transfers of Real Estate. | Derds in fee have been filed as follo Sims to we V_ Siming, 10% 1,000, man to Ke § ea 00. B. H. Warner to 8: George A. Klug, tru 16,eail’s adat an Ross, ee, to Thos, ton Wo George- WD: $1600. G Ba town he W.E Mt. Pleasant; $1, . lot G and ‘pt. t to Kobi. MeMurdy, pt. Furner et al to ¥ Howant U on and George versity SUb.; 31.100, TERTAINMENT.—The Thar- | ning with the | tune “Among . D. Malt » Lewis, Gertle L Perry ie Here adaptation of the fare t ment nal, Was presented iy, and Miss Lilie L f Irving, nactors HINGTO! *.. October J ‘& the Firemen’s Insurane® Co our colurans for their prompt pay- hundred doliars, in settiement: of ub the inorning of Septetaber 30th, i. EICHORN. * | ELocrrios.—Miss M: Schreiner, the well- known and successful t Fr of elocnt! | tabiisied her resid | euture and expre j id general Kiteratire, Sue | her success tn the there Is even greater promise for the SS SPENCERIA and legibility se~ dof *, Inethod and ac- euracy for blunders in calculations and accounts, ambition for indéilerence are Uke happy exchange 190 young gentlemen and ladies have made tn en- tering upon a course of training at the Spencerian Business College. ‘Parents, guardians and trends are tuil of congratulations, —— Tae CHARITY OnGANIZATION Socrery.—The board of managers of the charity organization | soelety of the District have elected the following as ineinbers of the soclety: Ellas S. Hutchinson, K. Koss Verry, Mrs. A. E. Butler, Henry. W. Gar | nett, John “2. Baker, Thomas Jarvis, Mra K. G. ' Wim. A. Gordon, M. W. Gait, Charles H. Sutler, Wm. B. Jackson, O. C. Green, Win. M. Galt, | Frank’. Ward, Geo. W, Cochran, and Geo. Trues” | dell. ‘The treasurer, Mr. George’Rtyneal, reported | receipts $154.96, expenditures $130-40, balunee in | Ureusury $26.56. ‘The secretary, Robert B. kinsell, reported the treatment of 107 Cases applying for | ald or referred for Mnvestigation. About 5,00) cases of applicants for alms had been obtained and were | on file for reference, | Avsonuzety iy one 00 ¥ Ab * 1 ot $3 yy ff Rk OO ¥ 24 tu Bh A RE TERE 6% H Beh 2A BS PERE tes 2°42 EK OR AW use oOo Ww W ww pDD RRR Fr 3 Wy Pe e vo OW Bod Eee E < This Powder never varict, A marvel of purity, strength snd wholesomeness, More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and canno$ be sold in competition with the multitude cf low test, short weight, alam or vhosphate powders, Seldondyia cana, Rowan Baxrxa | p.wnnm Coe 106 Walt streot, 3%, | compant 2: Dog-Sng and’ Puppy Tax. To the Editor of Tae Eventxa Star: ‘The police are carrying thelr raid on dogs to a ridiculous extent, I have a woolly bundle of a iit- tle pet who wears atag so deeply buried ruff that neither it nor the collar can be seen. Our alert policeman called to threaten the impounding of this animal, although she always duly carried her tax receipt about with her, Our disappointed a. p. having heard that the aforesaid woolly bundle bad recently littered, ‘again called to ask for the tax on a pup a few days its eyes ‘were open. He was informed of the youth of the untaxed subject, but still returned to the*charge. £ 3 The poor little puppy died to-day. A few hours afterwards our" a: B again nted himself on the same errand. Now, is not this absurd? A pup should surely be allowed time to grow into a dog— say sik months at least—before tt can be subject to tag or tax. Please inform us when a pup I becomes a dog. The a. p. was ly civil, was, perhaps, only carrying out stupid instructions. If 90 give bis superiors the benefit of your instruc- a Fixe Goops aT THE WiGHT WAREROOMS FOR MON- Day's SALE.—There will be a fine assortment of cab- inet furniture to be sold at the administrator's sale on Monday next. Private buyers and dealersshould Not fall to be present, piel, Affairs §u West Washington. ALMost ToTAL DARKNESs.—Something was the matter with the gas here last night, and almost total darkness prevailed all over town—indoors and out. Reading, writing and domestic work were generally suspended In residences, except in cases where families were provided with lamps. ‘The dimness of the lights compelled the -merchants to close their places of business eariler than usual. The iichts ih the street lamps were barely visible, the faint Nght hardly struggling through thé smeared and dirty glass, PERsonat.—Rey. Dougiass F. Forrest, D. D., pas- tor of Grace P. FE, cnurch, has returned froin his visit to West Virginia, and will again resume his work’ in the parish:—Word was recetved this morning that Mr. Allen Bloxton, formeriy of this place, a special officer, 1s lying dangerously {ll at the insane asylum. ‘CuockeD 4 WoMAN For Rervsina wit a DRINK. Alonzo Curtis, a negto rough, was fined $20 or 60 days by Judge Snell to-day for choking Mrs, Mary MeNally because she refused him a drink. Norks.—The Cleveland and Hendricks club, of this place, held a large and “enthustastie: meetin last night at Goddard’s hal.—Alonzo Curtis. au George Jones, both colored, were fined $5 each by Judge Snell this morning for disturbing the quiet ‘of West Washington. SHIPPING NEWs.—Schooner B. C, ‘Terry arrived ay evening with guano from New York. DITION OF WATER ATT A. M.—Great Falls, 36. ing reservolr—norih connection, 86, south connection, Distributing reservoir — influent rate house, 36; eMuent gate house, 36. Low ude in the river W-day at7 p.m, High tide at 12 p.m. all cee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EvENING Stan, Free Marrers.—It ts understood that a joint meeting of the Hydraulion and Columbia steam fire companies will be held next week to take action on the recent order of the mayor declaring that “the water battles recently had between the fire es are not only a disgrace to the elty but an ranted use of the city’s property and a useless Waste of water.” ‘or directs that the pollee shall arrest all persons who give evi- denees of disorder at any fire upon the first evi- denee of any disorderly conduct. ‘The chief engl- neer approves the mayor's action. MaAintac he clerk of the court fssued seven arriage liccnses during September, gust eight marriage Hcenses were issued. During the month two Alexandria couples were licensed and married In Washington. e were five prisoners at the ation house this morning—Ben Henderson, eol- ored, detained for wantof surety for his appearance betore the corporation court; Lula Nelson, colored, detained on account of the non-payment of fine; George Ford, held on a charge of (perjury; Sarah Ida Higgins, arrested* id Pat Hayes, charged with d duct.—The mayor has tined Benj. Henderson $20 1 os, Brent; Daniel Mason was fined ‘ying concealed Weapons, ete; Wellington Was fined $ for disorderly conduct, and ank Jonson $5 for contempt of court. The Alexandria Checker citth and the Washington Chess and Checker club made a match at the last meeting of the club. ‘Ten games were played, Alexandria won four, hington one, and five were drawn getes.—A St. John’s Cadet nine Will play the Government office nine at the base ball grounds here is afternoon.—The fire wardens ordered 600 feet of hose additional for the use of the compantes.~—George Ford, col- ered, some testimony in the mayor's court lay, and was Imprisoned to await a hearing € perjury.——The clerk of the Alexan- county court adinitted 32 deeds to record dur- eptembel Corrcura. A POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASE, FROM PIMPLES TO SCROFULA. Thave had the Psoriasis for nine months. About five months ago I applied toa doctor near Boston, who helped me, but unfortunately I had to leave, but oon- nucd taking his medicine for nearly three months, but the disease dia not leave. 1 saw Mr, Carpentér's letter in the Philadelphia Record; antt itis tsse perfedtly described mine. I tried the Curicuna Remepres, using two bottles Resouvext, and Curicuna and CUTICURA Soar in proportion, and call myself completely cured, LF. BARNARD, Waterford, N. J. Fc EMA TWENTY YEARS CURED-NOT A SIGN UF ITS REAPPEARANCE. Your Cvricyra has done a wonderful cure for me more tha. two years ago. Notasizn of its reappear- ance It enred me of a very bad Eez’ma which had troubled me for more than twenty years, [ shall speak well of Curicuna I sell a great deal of it, FRANK ©. SWAN, Drug Haverhill, Misa, SSE, DESIRE BEST FOR ANYTHING, Taving used your Curicuna Remeptes for eighteen mouths for Tetter, and finally cured {t, [am anxious to get it to sell it on commission. I can recommend youd cut In fact it is the Lest medicine I hay tried for anything. Myre, Miss. ever R. S. HORTON, SCROFULOUS SORES, Thad a dozen bad sores upon iny body, and tried all Temnedics I could hear of, aud at last tried your Curr CURA Lusteprrs and they have cured me. JNO. GASKILL, ‘Hebzon, ‘Thayer County, Penn, Every species of Itching, Sealy, Pimply, Scrofulous, Inherited and Contacious Humors, with Loss of Hair, cured by Curicuna Resouvest the new Blood Purifier intermatly, and Cvricvna and Curicura Scar the great Skin Cures externally, Sold everywhera Prive, Curicuns, 50c.; SOAP, 25¢.; RESOLVENT $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, ‘or Chapped and Oily Skin, Cuncuna ol ¥ DAUGHTER HAS TAKEN THE MEDICINE faithfully, accordiax‘to.direetions, and her health aud spirits are now perfect. ‘The humor is all wone from her face, I wish every anxious mother aizht know what a blessing Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is in A cases. Sy UFFERERS FROM THE EFFECTS OF QUININE, used asa remedy for chills and fever, will appre- ciate Ayer’s Ague Cure, a powerful tonic bitter, com- posed wholly of vegetable substances, without a part!- cle of any noxious drug. Its action is peculiar,prompt, and powerful, breaking up the chill, curing the fever, and expelling the poison from the system, yet leaving | no harmful or unpleasant effect upon the patient. 5230 Sis, Vexvers, AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOOD3, CASH PRICES. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS (cash prices.) Our $1.25 BLACK SILK reduced to 81 "YUACH Stick reduced to pias.©° 81-0 Our 8150 COLORED CASHMERES, widest doubk ure wool, eash price Si30. a NEW YORK’ MILLS SHEE’ ETON, widest Tha very beat quality, cash pee, sone CARTERS, 711 Manet Sraca BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET, cash price $1.00. CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, large assortment, 37%, 50, 62, 75e., 8 COLORED SIRs excellent quality, $1.00; reduced to price, pdbnne wittte BLANKETS, 2.00, 2.50, $3.00, DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, large size, all wool, $5, COLORED and BLACK SATINS, 50, 62, 75c., $1.00. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, pure wool, . all colors; cash price, 250. Ser coisy BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 500. ZEOOADE BLAOK SILKS, 75c. BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS A ee GOODS, silk and wool, EXCELLENT RED TWILL FLANNEL, 2c. YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON, excellent quality, NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, 25c., 87c., 500. AUCTION BLANKETS, great (cash) bargains, SILKS, 9. SILKS, 37c, _ SILES, S70. CARTERS, Til Maaxet Space $3 YB oats eee See ehvaasaabe Crock= yE if hina a A Sa Soate te Bhs During Au- | y Officers Bet- | isorderly con. | reiedi¢s I have ever used for Tetter, Burns, | New Fart : DRESS. GOODS, BILKS,:VELVETS, FINE BRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CARPETS and OIL-CLOTHS. A W. W. BURDETTE & CO. Have just opened for fall sales = magnificent stock of New Goods. In our immense stock of more than one hundred thousand dollars’ worth of new and choice goods, which have been bought direct of Importers and ‘Manufacturers, we name a fow specialties: Brocade Velvets, at $3. gi.and 85. Plain Bisck and Colored Velve‘s, from 1.25 up to $5, 20 pleces Colored Gros Grain Silk, $1, worth 81.25. Fino French Plaid Suitings, $1. Gilbert's 6-4 Plaid and Plain Suitings, $1. 40-inch All-wool Cloth Suitings, 60c. Extraordinary bargains in Teblo Damask, Napkins, and Towels. Bea Blankets and Comforts less than we bave ever sold them, 25 cases of Canton Flannel, 20 cases of All-Wool Flannel. Great barvains in Hosiery and Underwear for Ladies and Gentlemen. Carpets and Oil-Cloth on our upper floors, W. W. BURDETTE & CO., 998 7th street and 706 K street n. CITY ITEMS. ‘The terrible cough which generally accompantes Bronchitis yields to Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. 1 R. C. Lewiw Celebrated Hats. Broadway and 5th avenue Silk Hats, $4 and $5. Dunlap style black and brown Stiff Hats, $2.50. Complete stock fine Soft Felt Hats, $1.50 to $4. Best Stiff and Soft “Dollar Hats” in the District. Hats guaranteed to give satisfaction or money re- turned. Our stock for style and quality 1s unexcelled. Our boys’ and childven’s iine is now complete. Also, a complete stock of Men's Underwear, White Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves, Suspenders, Hostery, Silk, Alpaca and Gingham'Umbrellas, &¢., &e., at R. G. Lewis’ “Popular One-Price Store,” 920 7th 'st., bet Land K n, w., established 1863. N. B.—Price plainly marked ineach hat, Souvenirs in great bargains for next week at Strasburger’s, 820 7th street, between H and L Colored siiks’ worth ¥oc. for 47e.; black sitks, all grades, at great, reduction; black’ and colored vel- Vets, $1.50, Worth 32.75; Diack and colored double width cashmeres, 2 45-inch trleot suitin; ‘7e., worth $1; 6-4 moleskin plushes, worth ¢: for 32.50; cloths for men’s and. boys” wear, 25¢. up: 10-ribbed umbrellas, 67¢., worth $1; ladies’ and inisses’ Water proof gossamers, 98e.; Fed medicated flannel, 25¢., Worth 37c.; blankets, comforts, bed spreads, carpets, oliciotiis, lace curtains and Wwin- dow shades, Cail and save money, 1 och St Razors! Razors!! Razors!!!—The Patent Perfect and our best. brands warranted and kept in proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved on our dog collars free. The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 Pennsylvania ave., D. N. WALFORD, Prop't. ,W-2 $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money, 1 McGee's, 91h, near D street. Johnson’s Restaurant and Oyster Saloons, 440 and 412 9th street north. West. ‘The best steamed oysters in the city. Select Taw, €; also meals and lunch. Ladies? ee st floor, Durkee’s Saind Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce for all kinds of salads, fish, veg- etables and cold meats. Cheaper and better | than home-made, No suttee equal to it was ever offered. €O ‘To Sufferers from Dyspepsia. Send your address to J. Borden, Star office; will send you a trial bottle of Borden’s Liver Remedy free of charge. It wilteffect a speedy cure. 1 Ladies? Wraps, Model garments in Seal Skin, Silk, Velvet and Plush Just opened. STINEMETZ & SON, 2 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. Save 50 Per Cent on Ladies and childrens New Style Wraps, go to 796 7th street, and don’t fail to call at once.’ 3 Gentlemen’s Dress Hats $5 to $8. Derby Hats, $2.50 to $4.50. Nobby Hats tor boys, $1. Strveaerz & Son, 3 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘To the Public. My little son Elmer, who 1s now over four years of age, has been suffering since ne was four months Old with a wasting disease, accompanted by spells of frequent and prol vomiting, no remedy.or assistance that ‘eb seeming’ to te on ‘the stomach—so much so that my physician and friends considered the case hopeless. About four months ago a physictan called my attention to the medicinal and curative qualities of Durry’s PURE Bapeey Marr Wwisky, claiming that it might save thchild’s life. I very’ reluctantly consented to its use, as I am a believer in temperance; but the chila’s ilfe and health were dearer to me than a | prejudice. I purchased a bottle, and commenced giving it to tne child, the result betag that to-day j@ 1Sas Well and hearty as any boy in the neigh- borhood. 1 written this without any golicita- tion, and say to the heads of families, and those carlhg for the sick, do not let a foolish prejudice agalnst the proper tse of a pure liquor prevent you ‘oun using Uuls for the sick and debilitated, ELMER WETIN, 108 Hickory avenue, Baltimore co., Baltimore, On Thirty Days’ Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co.,Marshall, Mich., wit send. | Dr. Dye’s_ Celebrated ‘Electro-Voltaic Belts and | Electric Appliances on trial for thirty day's to men | (young or old) who are afilicted with néryous de- bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee. ing Speedy and complete restoration of’ health and inunly vigor. Address as above. N. B.—No risk 13 incurred, as thirty days’ trial ts allowed, — W,s, Cluectt’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of al €0 Burnett’s Cocoaine HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT. No other preparation possesses such remarkable properties ror embellishing and ‘strengthening the air and rendering it dark and glossy. It cures baldness and eradicates dandruff. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best. eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenta, eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. €0 Lundhborg’s Perfume, Alpine Viole, eo eee Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo “Buchu-Paiba.” uick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irritation, Stone, Gravel,Catarrh of the bladder. $1. Druggists. 4 Fur and Sealskin Garments. ¢. C. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur Manufacturer, 163 Prince street, New York, will sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash wholesale prices this season, This will afford a splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable Furs direct fromm manufacturer, and save retailer's Profits. Fashion Boo 9,6-3m Bailey’s $1 Saw, warranted equal an avgnco if i ‘Md. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning, and delivered in half-pouhd “Ward” prints, 45c. per Pound, Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk aha sweet ilk, Sc. per quart, Cream 15¢. pint. —DOUBLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS, EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. (CANSSTATTER VOLKS-FEST! 1% POWELL, A. Music houme FAL CA Batlaing, 1499 New York avenue. ood-6t GUETHLER'S PARK, nae MONDAY. October’ and 6, 1834. demie de Paris) has ‘DAY. Oct ober 5, 1884, 2 ‘Mad. C wishes to call the attention of those GRAND SacuED CONCERT. aati to. chore “in her Bale one Tr Lessons privatcly: aid in clases ior ledies aud chil- ‘WASHINGTON SENGEKBU AND. dren, = 2 GERMANIA MENN! ‘océ-Im*® 1237 12th atreet northwest. SCHROEDER'S 01 We addresses By L. W. HABERCO! CREVREMONT (DIPLOMEE DE 1ACA- aa pes) teaching the French FH, BUTTERFIELD, DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Lis Acadeong for the reoertion of a October th Iss, at 2 ok and Masters and at'8 pm MAS UALL—MR LG. MARINE Fy ay pupils are favited to attend tt fuition for climes S-ESDAY and SATURDAY. Gere lars can now be bel at the music stores anil at the academy. = 13-1 1) Ea Principal of the WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE: INSTITULE, (@ toarting and day school for young iadiewand little «iris), for better sccommodation of Pupils, has reawoved to tho spackias paldenes, 1200 Pubiic Schools, will receive a limited number of | street northwest, n Connectict e SCHNEIDER, pupils in yoke cullure, ADIN at 1508 Riges Wednesday, Sereentey 1th es ane will tee DER, Boa mus Ata | Aire Bucher having recentiy retumed from Europe Berimente Mehrocdii's Owcheatis PSS OEY, SCHNEINER, TEACHER OF | SY Ming: aited tole eat Cre rons hae = a Elocut Analyris, Vocal Culture and | the Enclish branches, will take a srecialty of teams 2 Qvertas . a Expression, and Readings in Shakspeare | General | her pupils m table manners and general ‘ortment ne SE Gormania Masiiieechor. Hiterature (Evening Classes — Wednesday Frday. | prop thezn to «nter the highest circies of society, 4 Welcome Addreas—in Germzn. Tgclock. | Coilaren's Claenee—Tansiay <n Thureday. CCOMPLISH MEN TS: S Sean 3:30 p.m At home, Tuesdays, 6 to Sp. a. USL | atneie cyoeat and instruinentals Drowme, Pai eae York avenue. 6-3 Eloeution, French and by @corps of effic |APITAL, —, EVENING BUSINESS COLLEG! Miss (MC: Doutias. owing to ill-health, has with: 493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. yo omens et Thorough instruction in Penmanship, Mathematics oe Ongar eae eva co the ater new rost- and Double Entry Book-keeping. dence. N. B— Miss Ai Conn. whe during the pes SEE ECE Scie itiees is Sam cece eer nwee ‘ele aes ‘Terms eee ee = RAXEOME: mony? to pupils at their residences on Welnesday and 30. Botpouret Ane Preciogs ausd-ew" I, TWITCHELL, Principal. | Saturday al =. ‘Ger 7 SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES German, | K)EW METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING, aT 12, Now Let Us Thank the Lord z renehe Crate Lanie Gens waits | N Prot finn e gh hp splat gh Grand Chorns and Orchestra, Dr, Sauveur’s ral Method.” Fall corps of in- | phen on September let, a a an = = by 10 lemoe, “ - 4 b lar Games for Adults ‘and Children. Prize Bowling! | 710 Sth street northwest. ‘ocd-Lmi* certs, etc. Gold medals and diplomas will be RS. FLORA C. DENNISON. Prize Shooting! Rooster Dance, Carrsing Ears, ing Water, Rope Dancing. Games for ladies aud. ch dren, &. "In the eveniig, illumination of the park. (Late Assistant to Prof. I. G. Marini), i her DANCING ACADEMY for tors and ‘Admission, 25 cents, Te” | Hesopened. CIN ‘Mast Class days: ‘Duesdays, Chusalays and Saturdays, For terms. &e. apply at her reaidence, Nov 027 M treet northwest. or at the hall urine claws hours 5 Circulars can be obtained at the hall and at the music JNATONAL THEATER, THIS SATURDAY EVENING 3 MR. FRANK MAYO store of H. Eberbach, 915 F street. se25-1m JHNSON, _ 22 the beantiful Idyl of the back woods, ee Be ist uaad Chole Master, taught privately or 1119 10th street northwest. Pupils in classes, my 1-6; DAVY CROCKETT, Produced for the first time in six years, ERMAN CLASSES AND PRIVATE LES: for adults and childrea, Conversation (natural ‘Next week method) a specialty. Children, Setumiay. | Daily after~ noon classes. Mins DORA ZIWET, graduate of Becsiau, SIBERIA. Germany, 1456 Corcoran street. oc2-1ui ‘BL. D MELINE ‘Will resume his clases after OCTOBER IsT, M A romantic play ip (SREAD Studio $2, Corcoran Bui and ny ISS EVA MILLS Will receive a limited number of pupils in vocal 7 TABLEAUX, music, B Es 002-60" 1133 13th street northwest, oe aay Campbell Pee. a RADUATE—WITH THREE YEARS EXPER- ¥ relate! one = es Se = ir ‘ALL ora purs daily; English, Music, Drawing; F mae OF THE hr, Address MISS L.,care H.D-Dixson,City P.O. oc RS. W. H. WILLS, A TEACIE OF MANY years experionce, will receive a limited number of pupils in music, at her residence, 4214¢h street north. latest and’ best methods sed. Terias, $12 quarter of 20 lessons, EL IN} CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB, Assisted by THE WASHINGTON CYCLE CLUB, DISTRICT WHEELMEN AND STAR CLUB. Athletic Park, 9th and 3 strects northwest, FRIDAY, Oct. 1ith, at 4:1 TN E, 1127 13TH STR Tickets 250, Reserved seats 5c. extra, ‘one fi Phot of Misses POLLOC SCKIBNELS BicyeleSchool, EF Sap ere ira ons och 1103 E street northwest, pimar crack German \dergarten. ocl-lin \ORD'S OPERA HOUSE. — {WES BUSINESS SCHOOL. 17 7TH STREET. — = = Bookkeeping without text books in Jess than lit THE TWO JOBNS. THE TWO JOHNS. | tho usual time. Duciness course in bookkeepiue, yen. The ing Stecess of the Week. manship, arithmetic, epelling and corre-pord: “Let me have men about me that are fat, sleek-headed men, such as sleep of nixhts,”—Cxsan, COMEDY OF ERRORS (COMEDY OF ERRORS OMEDY OF EKRORS monthly, for three mouths, in_gdvanc #4 peumanship alone, 83. Open night, Bi ‘taught separatel! nk bouks, $1.35 to $00. Paivate lessons, cs WASHISGTON ACADEMY “OF TELEGUAP only school of theskind here. A epeciad invitath toall to see tho methodsuy which you ean soon Profession, 21424 strest southeast, ‘ "A UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY, 1266 O street northwest, Hichest references, oe ‘COMEDY OF ERRORS, COMEDY OF ERRORS rr “Would he were he loves no plays, ‘He hears no music, seldom le smiles. Buch men as he be never at heart's ease.” SJOHNNIE JUMBO DROMIO ALC! incipal. MATINEE SATURDAY. eee ese See — [CREE UNIVERSITY, Comedy continues at Forts Next, LAW DEPARTMENT, Ss Rae com Boks mos FACULTY. ame precisely as given in Lents No end a in th orion play. HON. ARTHUR MAC ARTHUR, . Pic. nel Se Fe Ia Chis SISORs TAY Sct _ | associate Justice of the suurene Court of the District D™ MUSEUM, of Columbia, President, HON. SAMUEL F. MILLER, AN IMME ate Justice of e Court of the United | GEERAY SE, operat | Associate Justice of thy me Court of the United States, Professor of International and Constitutional Law, H. 0. CLAUGHTON, Esq. Professor of Plead nity Jurisprudence, ‘Commercial aud Maritiine Law, WILLIAM B. WEBB, Esi Professor of Practice and Judge ot foot Court, EUGENE CARUSI, Fsq, Professor of the Law of Real and P-rional Property, Contracts, Negotiable Instruments, and. Applied Evidene: ‘The opening exercises of the Law, Medical and Dental Departments will take place at the new Law No. 1006 E street northwest, MONDAY, Uctober 6th, 1884, at 6 o'clock p.m. HARES NEW, COMIC OPERA TROUPE! 22 First-Class Artists, . THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON AND NIGHT Will be performed Gilbert & Sullivan's tamous opera of Produced with a splendid cast and appropriate Scenery. THURSDAY and FRIDAY. -OLIVETTE SATURDAY MATINEE. ‘MASCOT SATURDAY NIGH ‘And all this fits music ONLY 10 CEN Chairs can be reserved during (PuEATER comigue, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1884, ALI Addresses and announcement for the ensuing session ee ORE ee BETTINA. | st cae ‘The Aunt, meee pea at = co Ed > partinent, and the rons and frie of ie anrisr dt MEPOETE ourovr. eg ee who propose to nt mtend. pebedgia Butidine, the classes are also requested to Metinces Tuesdays, Thursdeysand Saturdays, 8¢20 USIC! MUSIC!! MUSIC!!! Prof. F. EIBNER’S Band and Orchestra furnishes lass Music for all occasions, Residence, No. 1217 treet northwest, sel3-im EDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT! Jf NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, = ‘7th, 1884, at 10 o'clock am. Sa al PN Reg led ie NDAY, cloe PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, — &e. i in “conection with the peng exercises of the = = w Department, ‘The profession aud the public are OYSTER ROAST invited to be present. ‘At CONE RIVER, For t information apply to 7 aficting? Jeavee SATURDAY at 11 pim: returning | 124m SI Street northwest. ind trip, BLO), Perfect order teed. “geste ‘HOWARD & DAVIS, Proprietors, (COLLIERE SCHOOL For Bors, IRCORAN. STEAMER WW. 0 z SCMMER ARRANGEMENT. ‘This fine steamer will make trips daily (Sundays ex- cepted) to all point on the Potomac as far ax Gisinont. Boat will leave at 10. m. and arrive at 8:30 p.m, Fare, round trip, 25 cents to ali points except Mount Vernon, which is $1. se19-1m_ LOST AND FOUND. L ST—ON THURSDAY LAST, A es lead peo with a white stone in its hea tinder will be liberally street northwest. ST_FIFTEEN DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE re. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. Oct Aet, 1368, (6 Jno Lat, ISM, | Prof. sad Mire, Ocl- Uere, Friticipals: Lucien E, ©. Colliere, a. ML, Director, 1688" I street northwest. sel0-Gm ROFESSOR DUMAINE, OF PARIS, September 20th, at 1309 H street north Of Modern New and simplified 1 west, & Sch’ GOLD ia. The Tevvardd by leaving that aig in school or at residences. Schools provided with in- structors at reasonable charges, Reference the Interior; Hon. and Mra. john A. Loin, and Gen. L824 SKXE TERRIER GYP, ON WEDNESDAY ‘between 12th and 13th streets on Pennsylvania ave- ime, A Lberal reward. will be given for her return to JACOBS BKOS,, 1229 Pennsylvania avenue, BG OST—WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IST, a pure yellow can ‘ry, middle toe of left foot off. Wy, 2, ZARSONS, ALS. 313 D STRRET NORTH. @ Wert, instrictor in Bookkeeping, Be punchin, English and sil Mathematics, Special terns to siuall classes. Evening classes will be started abou October Ist, Best city references, Address P.O. Box 1004 and 1006 E street northwest. Lectures, which will be given during the day, will begin TUESDAY, October under 15 of ‘Two separate departments— Seniors and Juniors. WILL OPES thod by the best native teachera Morning and evening lessons Hon. M. 8. Joslyn, Assistant Secretary of a 7 y, | aud Mra. 8. b. Sturgis, Soldicts' Hom by to Prins ‘clock, “Funder vil pleawe return to Stix HAL | Siti ie DUMAINE orto Vice Principal Aire K DU- EDMONSTON, 409 Hi strect northwest. lt AINE, ut 1309 H street northwest. 826-20" awarded’ to graduates, Furope and America, New singing are now pened, at 940 New York ave. 0. w. ROF. JAHIER, AUTHOR OF SEVERAL EDUCA- tional works, offers his services to schools and to wate parties desiring to make rapid progress in the rench and Ttelian languages. ‘The natural or intut~ UUve method isadopted. Highost testimouals. Ad 1253 9th street northwest, (TP bows ENGLisTT AN CLASSICAL Molt 3. W. HUNT, Principal, Peeing tte seventeenth year Sept. sth, th the North Sass sion Room of Dr. Sunderland's Church, 43 street. I= struction thoronigh. Its graduates have taken hich rank in Dartmouth, Prinecton and Dickinson colleges, and Harvard, Lehigh and Michigan untversitics, in the government schools at West Poitit ahd Au Address P.O. Lk. Box S35, for an interview. aul4-3n SHELDON . by) cnents procured for and plano clarseg au25 DANCING ACADEM street northwest.— Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays a Washinvton Hall. 34 street and Pennsylvania je woutheast,— Monday and «Send for chee rs, OF terms fOr renting eithe 101004 F =troet rthwest, au: Sm BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORN! and D streets northwest, Established, Iso. Ose beautiful commodtous hall in Lincoin Hail Fuil¢ result of twenty years’ grc rancements for training ‘sons 1a, TCD aw. women, for real life, seif-euppert, usefulness and hor orable indepes Full corps cf able, experienced, lst day and $16; yer month, yen for arrang: ter, Students assigned seats in th rangements. Hands: iiformation and. inte any address, oF gi PENCER, Principal, tee Principal. aula PSitDy. for College, AN= Ad K wtrocta nw. W. FLYNN, A. ML fidential, We ut, atl extn IVY INSTITUTE «w. cor: ‘Mathematical, Classical, Busin= Nicht school, €8and #5 a mont! ary DUPILS IN SPENOGLAPHY AND TIPEWRITING— to NELLIE HM. SMITH, Stencerapher and Sl 1th etrvet mortiowent, after 3 p.m sels Swe tention gi advanced. Ey ACH TECHNIQUE, will ree At home Tnesdaya, ASHIN Hic hall. ¢ 0 70 ‘ON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 7th and D streets northw: ar Twelve tach vetor, _ocl-witelm® < HEIGHTS —A SE- Ke-cpwens October Ist, Ww trai efor F nt distant parts of thé 196 tse d-th,séetadon It OF PIANO tion to bee ers, a8 well ae those wiskine to Perturniers of ‘Leachess. CH LESSONS. Prof. H Larr wate of Sorbonne u duister, 1227 Pounsy ivan ; ‘T INSTITUTE, 603 P ST, N.W_TH thin scholastic year of this i ion ‘will cor. day, September 15th, “Higher Mathematiog and Elocution speciaities, Private Jowons and ej arate hours for adults." Mrs. B.A. CHAMLERS, Principal. N.B—See catalogue at priticiyal bookstores, #el1-Gm RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, comer Pa ave, and 15th at. opp. U. 4 Treasury. © Select School for Boys and Youtz Men. Number iiiutt= ed. Only scholars of good moral character recived, Fall tern of 1884 becins September 8th, Day and. ing sessions. Car ful and thorough instruction in Common Englieh Branches, Bookkeeping, Short-hand Higher Arithiwetic, Algebra, Geouctry, Latin ‘and ‘uls.dm BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., Principal, GABHELD RINDPRaaRTEN be qualitied for COMMENT ON PARLE French teacher, “ABLSCHOOL. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. ‘The Washington Schoul of Fine Art and Decora: Slate We SCE ACHR an 4 . WALKER. Noct-tna HE NORWOOD INSTITUT! z WASHINGTON, D.C, ABELECT SCHOOL FOR GIhLS. “REOPENS SEP- _ TEMBER 257m, At Nos, 1212 and 1214 14%; street, The school course 4s complete iu the Engli¢h, Clase. gal aud ‘Scieutine Departments, Modern. lanemag thoroughly and practically taught, The Merlitz method einployed in some cheses, A Konderwarten and Prauncy Class under a trained Kindergarten teacher. Musia, Art and Elocution by skilled instru-tors. (Piano, Prot Anton Gleizucr.) Stade pepared for Voxsit an other calle lecinte course at the Tie sticute frcllit Stree s for pursuivs special branches. Call wt 1214 1 orth west, oF address Mr. dud Mrs WM, D. CABELL, Principals, (PRE REDICAL, PHaRMace tal Departments of Howard October 6th, at 7-30 p.m, are invited to attend the’ ex man will deliver the opening and cards giving the order < PURVIS, M.D. se9-2m. TICAL AND DeN- raity will open Mt puta prot on £0 Reward if returned to 1619 K strect northwest. 1t* HE COLUMBIAN*UNIVERSITY, TRAYED-FROM MT. PLEASANT A SCOTCH | “pyr Law SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNt. Terrier, mark-d yellow and white: ped ears; an- 4 *, ty ow Lecture Hall. on swers to name of “Tip.” “Liberal reward i? returned te | NEKSITY will be installed in its new Lecture Hall, in the New University Building, (southeast corner 15th nd Hstrects) on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER th, at $ G'elock p.m livered by the Hon. SAMUEL F, PHILLIPS, Solicitor General of the United States, Members of the Bench aud Bar of Washinzton, the Alumuiof the School, Students of Law siresdy in the school, and yentlemen proposing to citer it, are kavited be present ‘The Regular Exercises of the echool will begin on THURSDAY, October 9th, at 6 o'clock p. m., when the announcements for the year wil be made culty, Protessurs COX, MAU! RONG and APPLEBE will remain in change of thelr res Phe tuition fees wi i ew Lecture Hall of the School will be open for inspection daily, after the Ist of October. For catalogues or other fofurmatiou be made to the President of th WELLING. | Catalogues may, stores of W.H. Morrison, 475 Penna, ave., and Augiim & Co. 1424 F st. at the oflice of Fitch, F Brown, 1437 Penna ave, aud at the uew Univ Building, Mr. THROCKMORTON, Mt, Feasant, or 1019 Uth st. northwest, 0c2-3t* O8T—ON WEDNESDAY MORNING—A GOLD Breastpin, set with Coral—the gift of a dear friend, If returnet to 431 Mstrect northwest a liberal reward. will be given, ocd. 2t* $3, REWARD—FOR NFORMATION WHERE A SD bay Horse, 15 hands hizh, pood mane and tail eed a Side-Bar Bu: with «ray lining, were disposed o: H.W. FURMiSS, Acent for FA KENNEDY & CO, Bal , Cam bridgeport, Mass. McDEVITT’S DETEC_ TIVE AGENCY, Firenen’s Insurance Building, corner 7th strect aud Louisiana avenue northwest. — oc4-3t* OST—CERTIFICATE No. 45 FOR ONE HUN- dred shares of the Emma Mountain Mining Co., of Colorado, in the name of W.H. Voss. All persons are warned against negotiating the same. Application has been made for the issue of a new certificate. C. T. HAVENNER & CO., 63) F street northwest. oc3-3t* Lt SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1834, A RED SETT“Rt Dog; about one year old: owner's name on collar: number of tag, 2.435. An; son returning the same 5. pe > Univ. toll D street ‘northwest Will be liberally rewarded. SIA CRE, OST—ON MONDAY AFTERNOON ON PENNSYI- | The CORCORAN SCHOOL OF SC ia avenue of loth atret, 8 pay envelope, “U. § | ARTS will be opened with appropri ars. ‘y.” containing abont ninet: reward of twenty dollars will 1507 Rhode Istand avenue, oc-3t* T ‘O3T—ON WED NESDAY AFTERNOON—A SILVER Card Caso with tltale i. S-cauraved. Suabie ward if left at hardware store corner Peansyl\ Svenue and Isthstrect northwest. och at the Law Lecture Hall of the new ity Buildin southesst corner of 15th and H strects, ou the FIT: OF OCTOBER, at 8 o'clock p.m.. when ‘the eucurel Address will be delivered by the Hon. JOHN W POW- ELL, LL.D,, Director of the United States Geological survey. Mex of science, teachers, citizens of Washington in- terested iu Scientific and Technological education, and paid for its return to You Caxxor REALIZE THE CHEABNES$ OF THE CLOTHING WE OFFER YOU UNLESS YOU EXAMINE MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP, PRICES AND STYLE. OUR “SALSBURY” COATS ARE THE PERFEC- ‘TION IN FIT AND MAKE. OUR “PRINCE ALBERTS” ARE EQUAL IN STYLE ‘TO CUSTOM MADE, AND YOU CAN SELECT THEM FROM CHEAP, MEDIUM OR FINE GOODS. WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK, AND OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST, ‘WE QUOTE: BROWN CORKSCREWSUITS, IN SALSBURY COATS; AT 823.50, 225, $27.50 AND $30, PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, IN BLACK DIAGONALS, $22.50. TO $35. CUT-AWAY SUITS, DIAGONALS AND CORK- SCREWS, $20 TO $30. FANCY PLAID SUITS, NEW PATTERNS. WILL TELL YOU MORE NEXT TIME, BE. B. BARNUM & CO., 02 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Lows, Arrexniom LATEST P, | MODES IN HAIR-GOODS, ing Md. PRANDI, Ar Mus, M, J, Hoxr's, 1309 F eraera GRAY BHADES!- _ BHEA WAVES! BAXGSt SES = oy a persons purpo-ing to pursue any course v of studies in sh invited to be present. _ ee eee Meta al ory ae at 6 o'cl m2. nf i he 10.000 TO LOAN Sccording'to the mber and Lint of etudiee at 5.090 pcend totake These studies look to certain ‘specified nd ON REAL ESTATE. fone See ‘lor of Science, pasate ef Sctenne, Gril 500023) THOS. F. WAGGAMAR. | Gbeyin' some dagio art according to the option of ‘ONEY IN LARGE O8 SMALL SUMS er ralara ik Chere oe aera ‘ MO Nse cating loan on Real Batata. acne mation, appiieation, apay be ina to the euident ot eal Estate and Insurance Brokerm, | Of° the Facults, Dit EDWARD AE TRISTOS the ae se18-3m 1224 F street northwest, ‘Of consultation, will be at the new Unicepety ‘ONEY TO LOAN, ‘from 4 to 6 o'clock p.m., where also letters of On Real Estate Security, | inquiry may beaddressed. sel8-ian. AtTowest Rates of terest. pg porrz MAN, EAIOAD AARNE : feds Comer 10th and F strecta northwest _ | “"Fiasiness will be resumen bo REET OREY 10 TEND ael7-3m 3. P. CAULFIELD. ON ‘TE WEST BEAL ESTATE RATE. ‘ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE. when the Tnuucural Address will be de- | sel7tove6 FReENCH ASD ENGLISH, FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies wud Little Girls, 1395 27th street, 3 nul 16: id Nise Anna Ellis, will begin N street, Mr 1. B ‘The next 2 ation. 1h French—Berlitz method—for which the change. departin | for dactle ¢ is provid other distant parts of thy /1014°78s™ ation and a practi #truction in an Fnylish seh sand girls, neat Towa Circle: and in the Wasi wlate In-titute for young Indies and Ht streot, Clams at morning, afternoon, 2 and 3:90; evening, 6:45, rin the woek tor | Frotich conversation will be give to puyil between 4:20 and 5 p.m, se26-1in "T SCHOOL—AN ELEMENTARY ool for Both “Sexes, Il Ist. nw, pens Muth Month(SEPTEMBLK) 15, Tustruction thoronsh in English, Matheamstics, Glaswios and Nata- ral Science. Books furnished by school, Terms mod- erate. Apply at school rooms feu 3 to dpau Cire gat the Look stor ‘THOS. W, SIDWELL, Princ SESSION 1881-1885 OF Georgetown, D. | October Gch, 1884. at 7pm. Application ¢ made to WML, DUNLOP and C. M. i we RAND MES. ALFRED BUJACGS EDUCATIONAL X Home for young ladies and 1 etrls, 17ba SL nw. Scholastic year opens 2ith September, Private Jessons in English, French and Mathesstica, sel-2u* BERLIIZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, 793 147m ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D.Q. BFRANKLI BALTIMORE. MD. $53 WESTMINSTEE ST.. PROVIDENCE, RL 154 TREMONT ST... GARFIELD BUILD! bf 3 Ps SSereene eee cilee cg ial edvantaces for ing to PAK Fy siksuet et ny tad cad mea BASS *Peachern nent to Student's residence, NEW TERMS LEGIN NOW. to PROF, ¥. JOLY. French Clanses formed J, at Ce ~d WEST WASHINGTON. Apply to Miss EAKLE. CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, PoRNECTICUT of avenne and L street, Ws es 2u20-3m_WAL P. YOUNG, 1909 F street nosthwest._| SIYDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN and Littie Girne cxerciacs of tho Academy wil bp ‘QNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATESECURITY, | qhe sixty-thind anend ee Permanent and weekly boarders will be received. Lew: sums to suit; charges moderate. EE men will beein on Sons in private or in classes will be given to Indios in tino Jy2-3u HT. LEIPOLD, 1020, ¥.ave_ | in the MEUAT Salita ee EE ne chest, with han Noval ‘and instrumental iwusic, rainting, MS UPE opie met pennes | eee eee | ee a1 loweat rates of interest. amoderate, “No uu: | The esfurey wil coutinwe daly throurous the Teaches of Vocal aad Rentz eer Ttaato wnt use Deeepeary delay. 1006 Fett HUECE, Siteaatan sai ert) commence atthe Cal mong. Address 1014 10ch sirwet suorthwes Learn HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES. particulars apiiy ts STITUTE EINDERG. tate or oo security at lowest rates of interest. | OE A. KING, M. D.. Dean, CE Nr Dieter sell reupen Senta Ro delay: when seenrity je 0.C. GREEN, Rooml, | _set6-3w 726 18th‘ strcet hortwest.__| ber Is.” Thorcagh instauction is English Beaneice aoa Firemen's Building, cor. 7th st. and La. ave. 28 Sy | anetiaees. Genuine Rindergarten, Yor information ‘ONEY TO LOAN, RGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 3100 N | 9; to Misses C. F. BOYDEN and E.R. SMITH, Mee Oe ogee ten aprvente | Circe fe tani, goto ed niet | Gah aH tinetntiart i estate security. HITCH. Fox e'Bhowe | foryou MBER 10TH. Min STEPHENSON, i8§ ELLEN VOCKEY, Pennsylvania aventia_ | Principal, amisted by a graduate of Wellesley Collogs LA Student of ‘th Ledpate Soprervatory, jnetracte ‘ONEY TO LOAN, and able professors. For circulars apply to. 5 fades Gorman aud Klccution. 122 etrvet aT io} RATES OF INTEREST, sel3-lin® north ‘sel3-law? ESTOS Hiaea co. | MTN EEFON SSS Saat wanninstony,c. | ME SSASREPEP SS, ren 184 ¥ street mort guage is tnt years MONDAY SEPTEMBER 205, | Texgher SteDuma. Schoo Vain terse Ale JFALe anv WINTER HaTs, ‘MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. IE= ERE SEE orga, : THE DUNLAP FIFTH AVENUE STYLE qE*GLISH COURSE—Complete, thorough and practi. 27 Beat Gnidia ‘3a ; SILK AND DERBY HATS. ‘CLARSICAL COURSE—Prepares for the senior Onters left at Piano Wareroous, st. n.W, s8-Tm® 4g ROW READY. of the seminary or entrance into Smith, Vassar and WE NQHOOL, iis 1 STREET X. Ww Dunia recognized introducer A Te-opens September, ofttead Gear x, ConseaTarady “thelr produc (RERENGH AND GERMAN Under the supervision of fox Jn drawing and yaintine Claws ‘Siten, aa school of INEM ae Stevens Hart, | crewing. soni me Pee TE oe | WORSE ne: sel5-Sm a icone areeids MRS, M. STEVENS HART. Prrverrar. : mupervision of competent wachers: sol dan i ot Be ce atioe ‘STAMMERING