Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1884, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFick OF THE CHIEY StGNAL OFricRR, ‘Wasarxorox, D. €., October 2, 1884, 9.99 a.m. For the middie Atlantic states, generally f'r weather in southern portion, in northerm portion Yocal rains and light snows, with partiy ci followed by clearing Weather, birisa and hich esterly Winds, a decided fall in tempera- her barometer. . continued cold, clear and fair ‘weather is indicated for New England, the middic Atlantle states and the lower lake region calorie Tas Tamaxatos Tyre iren agate Taxes Frast PRIZE. New YORK, October 16, 1884. Messrs. Wyekof, Senmans & Benedict, Le Droit Budding, Washington, D.C. Gentiemen:—_We take pleasure in informing you that after a vigorous fight, at the Nebraska state Tair, at Omaha, the type-writer received first prize cover the callgraph. Yours very truly, WYCKOFF, SHAMANS & BENEDICT. Wyckoff, Seamans & eneitict. J.B. Buckelere, Manager, Le Droit Building, corner 8h and B. THE CHIcago oe ‘Tu Wasuixatox Sare Derosit Comraxy rents Small private sates In its fire and burgiar-proot ‘Wouits at % and $10 per sear, Absolute security. Warree Hawnins, a fourteen-year-old colored Dos, was run over at the race track yesterday and | shighily Injured. LARGE Stock oF WaLt Parens, newest desiicns, | Just received at Markriter's, 69) E street north: | Yecst. Low prices and prompt work. Langs’ Puesm Teme English Walking Coats, $2.35, 6, 35, $10. Towson's, 66 Pennsylvania avenue, south side. Posseit’s Ick Ckeam and Charlotte Russe. sw York avenue: ua ‘Tne Ane photos of Kets Kemethy's, 1109 Pa. ave. coutinue te be $8 per duz,iith a 13th painted free Sacaw A. Fromuen bas filed a bill against John ML Abbot et ab to sell an Infant's real estate. ‘Yanp Wink percale, 6%c., Sterns’, 904 7th, vm 806 n, offers brown Chicago Grocery Cx f Sige. 1b, almost white’ sugar for 6c. | Ib. standard “A suger for or 10 pounds ior 38C; granulated oF 10. pounds for be: ‘oF 10 pounds for 73c. Arrivictar. EVES, | Pennsyivania ave CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, etc., To-Night. Foap’s Orgxa Hovss.—Edward Sothern in “Old Soldiers” and “Aunt’s Advice Nationa THeaTsa — Madame Janauachek in ‘My Life.” ‘Tueares Commqve—Harry Montague in “The Dude.” ‘Dove Mesers.—A novel exhibition and interest ing performance. —_ Condensed Locals. ‘Street lamps will be lighted this evening at 5:45 Pla. and extinguished at 4:15 a. m. Fires tn the woods along the Ine of the Baltimore and Potomac raliroad, near the eity—started, 1 Is supposed, by sparks ‘from the locomotives—were extinguished yesterday afternoon by the rain, Sheriff Zimineraman, of Frederick county, Md. arrived in the city this morning with a requisition of Noble and Thomas Dean and John Westbrook, the canal boatmen, charged with robbing the janal boat “Morning Star” near Point of Rocks. ‘The prisoners were surrendered to the sheriff, Who returned With them to Frederick on the 12:10 train. ‘The Minor Marine Case. EARD IN THE DISTRICT SCYREME COCRT NEXT MONDAY. Ip the Court In General Term this morning the case of the minor marine, James B. Shugrue, was axed for a hearing on Monday next. This Is the case recently before Judge Wyle on writ of habeas corpus sued out by the father, who claimed that his boy was under age, and that his enlistment in We V. S. marine corps was illegal and vold; and on the hearing, Mr. Lovejoy appearing for the pet! Uoner and ihe district attorney for the relator, Judge Wylie decided that the laws allowed the eults:ment of minors in the naval service over 18 Years of age, without the consent of parents or guardians, end an appeal was taken. 10 BE Dedicating Their Temple. IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY BY THE SCOTTISH RITE MASONS. ‘The building at the corner of 3d and E streets, cecupted by the Supreme Council thirty-third de- gree anc! accepted Scottish Rite Masons, of Unis jurisdiction, was formally dedicated to the use of the order last evening, with impressive ceremo- nies. There was singing by the Franz Abt octette and chanting by the cholr. Gen. Pike, the grand commander, delivered a brief address." ‘The ritual Was composed expressly for the occaston by Gen, Pike. Mr. ES. Holmes was leader of the choir, which was composed as follows: J. M. Buchanan and J. §. Richardson, first tenors; E, $. Holmes and as W. D. MeParland, second tenors; W. E. Abbott, E. |. Whipple, F. H.Barbarin and C. W. Hancock, bassos, and S. H. Jecko, pianist and accompanist ‘The “House of the Tempie” was purchased a few montis ago from the Hives estate. ‘The order has made an addition to the original edifice. ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: E. B. Bogers, truste>, t Hea CT. 3S. sp BSF. '. E.Banes, lots 17 and ner, trustee, 0 AnDIE WC 7, 59: 42; SH. I. F Bgisseau to W. Dts st WW. Hi. W. Cannon, vo! &c., to Sarah B. Norton, lot 53, Brown's ‘Su, Mt. Pleasant; $514: 4 Yoururcr. Tmee.—A colored boy. named ‘Davia Gibson, was ip the Poller Court this morn— ¢ charged with the Lireeny of a watch, valued at 0, frou: Win. H. Irwin, who testified to the loss of hn. Seng confesston of the tc used. ‘The court sen- ently from Washin Tesding at No. 409 Erte street, lost his ter Minule ¥ bya sad casi le eid, bas 1 dl fast be 7 the front nel We poreh, fiteen and Stniking on her * accident occurred at ton, the engineer, cht by the explosion, M. Galt & Cos mill, yesterday roed a verdict that death Wa explosion, and sudded ecidence we belle © bitter to have bcen tn good Was caused 1 er in not having wate Mietou’s funeral will tak he at Quik HIM cent dup i place tits Ata meeting laymen of the diocese of Mary n Baltunore yesterday, Dr, George aninated as the first cholee of all pres- late Dr. Aa ten from Say that this on will Ue by @ large number of the clergy ese, and Dr, Leeds’ friends are in his selection.” ‘DUR Monrertone CENTENNIAL celebra of the 160tu anniversary of Sir Moses Mor Dértinfay will be held at the Gili-street sy e evening ‘The Rev. Dr. Chumaceiro, of henediction and at regular service on il be delivered vill also be a Mon- bration at the Sthestreet su—Cora Fisher, a ¥ applied for a war- h Who bas represented Sue says he told her on eaving $2,000for the fm children, who had subse- Ud hier that he had bs in the courts 1 two Ory died Sualth re the Ahi Ps DUE Sli? WAS 1 that he had treated other persor Se KRESTED OS SUSPICION. —Max Gol the police yesterday that his po Ked of $41 while at the race tr boequently arrested Samuel Taylor, 3 years old, < tered at When n BIS person. “He was Jos. Carroll, a track, was also or- t Desvm ov Mas. MeNex.—Mrs Alexander MeNee, hi shot herself in her room at the Harris house Tuextay afternoon, died yesterday afternoon. Corie terwm “decided last evening that an necessary, abd gave The hecesso eof death. ‘The body Will be taken from. ‘Santa Rosa, Cal Jers Of This city ang and oncantee ion. The et at Brenninger’s dairy & Mik Deaiers’ Protec. dowing oflicers were Glered: C. T. Kay, presideut; Charles Newboid, Mice president; H. F. Breunlager, recording secte- tary; J. B. Ager. treasurer, Charles W. Mahon, Qhairman: D.C Faney, J. W. Gregg, J. E Wilson, ‘Thomas Sampson, executive committee. “A resolu: fob Was acopted’ Hxing the price of milk at ten cents per quart, Fete Mr. Dowling'’s advertisement of the | op ee = < Count eat cee ies it wit ck hat the day OF Sa nc to ‘Thursday, October $th, lastead of Weduesdey. Oc tober 2kh They is a’ tine coliection of goods, Mostly ported, aud parties desiring frsi-class hale. A view e¢ Une artisoe Wil be wives Shs wi = = til be given on the N. Waldron, lot 29, sq. 636: | ant Burgess testified to the ar- | rem te | = city tite evening by MF. McNee for burial at | IMPORTANT SALE —By | ‘The License Tax o1 Street Railroads. A BILL IN EQUITY AGAINST THE DISTRICT COMMIS- ‘STONEES. Today, the W. & R. R company, by Col. Dill tn equity against the Dis to enjoin the Commissioners s actions in the Poltce Court on ac count of the licens: tax, or from collecting the tax. he provisions of the charge, and hat the company has from time to time ex- ums of money for grading, paving and repairing the streets adjacent to tts lines, and has pald all taxes lawfully assessed against ts nz tne provisions of the teor- hing Une reciprocal duties of the poration, the statute requires that the come | pany shail use firs cars every five minutes | during the day on the matn iines, and on 14th | street every Mfteen minutes, and it prohibited the | corporations dotug anything to hinder delay, or ob- ruct the operation of the ratiroad; that the old corporations were abolished, and the first. leisla- tive assembly, fn the license act, undertook to im- Pose a license tax of six dollars ‘on street cars, i posing a penalty of $50, and In pursuance of” eis acvance the authorities at various times have an- oMicers of the company in the dis nal if cot restrained will. c ‘The DUI states that in stoners: ted an Information Court, alleging a violation of the ind the court aijudzed the company as imposed, from which an_ap- and tue judge of the Criminal | Court expressed the opinion that the legislative 2s- sembly fd no power to pass suen law, and dis: missed te Information. ‘The bill states that. prior fo April, 1882, « like Information was filed, and an Hust, ul was. taken, | appeal Being’ taken the Information was distnissed or withdrawn by the attorney for tte District, and on September 20th the Commissioners caused to | Informations to be flied, charging the company with using one hundred cars wituout having patd the iense, and the: Poltee Court. cases are pending in the ‘They claim that the uct is null quoting the Law, they ask to be pro- fected from a multiplicity of suits and vexatious Utigation, and they ask the Injunction, LDING—THE PROPOSED UNION WITH THE GAR- HOSPITAL ABANDONED. ‘The third anniversary of the organization of the National Homeopathle Hospital association was observed last evening by a social re-urion at Masonte Temple. ‘The friends of the hospital were not out In force, owing to the storm, but. those present had a very enjoyable time. ‘The early part o€the evening was devoted to the discussion of plans for the future of the association. Mr. A. S. Pratt, tie president, made a short address, in which he gave a history ofthe enterprise and its preseut cheouracing prospects. “Dr. ‘T'S. Verdi then gave in detail his efforts to interest the homeopaths throuzhout the country ina na:tonal Tur, whieh is proposed to be held tn this city, with the View of ralstag the funds necessary for the pur- chase of a site and the erection of a Duliding to be used as a homeopathle hospital. He read re- spouses from fifteen states, promising money and contributions, and said that the fair projects meets with very general favor and would,no doubt, rove a great success. The secretary, Mr. George Hamilton, read the report of the committee ap- pointed fo confer with the managers of the Gar- Held hospital, in regard toa unlon of the two hos- pitas ‘The report stated that in behalf of the homeopathic hospita!, the committee had sub- mitted the terms japon which they would consent toa union. These were In brief that the members Of the bound of directors and the medical staff be made up equally of representatives from. both seuoois, and that patients expressing no preference for either school be assigued equally between the two departments of the hospital. ‘There would be two prhsiclans in charge, and the entire hospital would be divided equally be- tween the twoschools. Mr. Hamilton, in con- Unuine his report, sald that in reply "to these ropesitions, the directors of the Gariteld hospital informed them of the adoption of & new by-law, Which provided for the treatment of patients 0 the hospital, so desiring it, by a homeopathle doe- tor, appointed and serving’ under the same rules as the other members of the medical staff. ‘This reply the report characterizes as In a measure discourieous, and showing an evident intention of hot recognizing any school Dut the allopaths. ‘The couciuston reached by the report was that the only recourse of the association was to erect a hos- rely for thelr own use. Rev. Jabez Beil made appropriate _re- . ge Kennan gave a very entertaining and graphite account of the extended reputation which he acquired in Arctic Siberia by means of asmall box of homeopathic remedies. At intervals during the speaking the Marine band Fendered musical selections, and upon the terml- nation Of this part of the program refreshments were served by the ladies, and the remainder of the evening was devoted 10 dancing. Arrest of a B. & 0. Conductor. CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING THE COMPANY. Wm. Phleger, a passenger conductor for six years on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and a man named Wm. Walters were before Justice Cashmyer, in Baltimore, yesterday, charged with conspiring to defraud the railroad company out of two Uckets, valued at 2.40. The testimony was to the effect that Walters frequently rode over to ‘Washington and back again on Phleger’s train. After several of these trips he was watched on leaving the train and was seen to go into a Balti- more sireet teket sealper’s oMce and sell tickets good between Baltimore and Washington. Tues- Mr. Jolin Lioyd, of the raliroad company, pro- ured a number of round-trip Uckets between Baltimore and Washington, and marking them in the presence of a umber of witnesses, gave them to several employes of the road and others. With them they came to Washington and returned to Baltimor* on Phieger's train. ‘They all gave up their Uekets to him. “It was bls duty to cancel Them and retura tiem to the company. Walters Was on the traln, and when he left it Detective Wirts, of the company, followed him. He went to the office of the Ueket Scalper, WhO was. too busy Yo wait on lilt. AS Walters ‘came out he was ar- rested by Detective Wirts with Detective ALGault, of the elty force. ‘Two ot the marked Uckets, un: canceled, were found on him. Afterwards the de | tectives Arrested Phieer. Before the magistrate + ¥esterday Walters, through his counsel, walved an examination and was held for court. Phleger, | who made a general denial of the charge, was also held for court. The Bigelow bezziement Case. TO BE MEAED IN THE DISTRICT SCPREME COURT SOVEEER 10TH. ‘To-day tn the Court in General Term—Chiet Jus- tice Carttes and Vustices MacArthur and James— | On Motion of the district attorney the hearing of | me c Benjamin F. Pizelow, convieted of em- bezglement,was fixed for November 10th. This case comes by nm an appeal from the ruling of the Criminal Court. Bigelow was charged with em- bezalement while performing the duties of receiv- tng teller of the National Bank of the Republic, sud the trial was commenced by consolidation of ses and the jury was sworn. After com- neing the trial the court directed that the jury be discharged as to the consolidated cases and that the: be re-sworn as to one case, and an exception en against this action of the court, on ! for defendant, Mr. Cook, brings ‘The Public Schools Inquiry. OL-BOOK QUESTION TO RE INVESTIGATED BY ‘THE COMMISSIONEKS—OTHER INFORMATION CALLED | yon, ‘The Commissioners this morning decided to make a thorough investigation of the school-book ques- Uiow tn all Its aspects, and the hearing will be com— meneed next Monday morning at the office of the Commissioners, and will be public. | The investication whien will be commenced next Monday will be in the nature of a hearty of any © who may have a grievance. The Commissioners ve ny power to witnesses, but pub- Ushers, book copyriguts and pai ents ot childs DOL the bills for ne books caused ges Will probably be invited to appear and give testimony. ‘This course {appears Wo the Comraisstoners, ts the wisest and shortest to meet the ends desired, a settlement of the whole matter, and if parties have anything to | Say they will Lave an opportunity to do so or stop | talking. ‘The Commissioners have made the same request of Superintendent Cook, of tie colored schools, that they did of Superintendent Wlison, of the White schools, to forward to une Commissioners ames of ali teachers and board, wlilch the super- h (o the superintendents. ‘THe SkRENADE To Mx. BUrTeRWoRTH.—The serenade to Kepresentative-clect Butterworth, arranged to take place at the Ariington hotel last evening, was postponed 0 mut of the rain until this evening, ual program will De carried ont. Secret ni has been added to the Ist of speakers, “The speaking Will be from | the east poreh of the Arlington hotel. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF Noxes reports that about 1: Anna Vahsciver, who lives Southwest, sttempted 5 Dr. Jos RL tte cal aid and soor proncuner vi A Woman. —Sergennt Yelock this morntug sit Maryland avenue le by Gude laudanum, in aud rendered medi- er out Of danger, | ‘Whe Court. CouRT IN GexkRAL ‘Teas. ‘Taylor agt. Ryan; deciston in tavor of Stusmie; hearing fixed for October gt. Ry Covet —Judge Hagner. . erday, Entwisle act. Lighthall: plaintiff ed and shit dismissed. Danenhower & Son agt. ¥erdict for defendant. Black & Willard ¥erdict for plalatifl for $89.05 with In- Irwin agt. Walter; death of plainttt sug- & Sind A agt, Linville Grr of pubs ation. Catmpbell at. Robinson; suit dismissed, Alar agt. Beveridge: distaissed. Joyee gt. Lightall: default. “Saunders & Bro. agt. Jobnson; order on | deiendant to employ new counsel by Monday. n Eguiry Cocer—Judge Coz. ‘Yesterday, Gawler agt. Kindsio; sule ordered and | CLM. Matthews appointed trustee to sell. Booth: agt. Fraser: appearance of absent detendant or | dered. Smith agi Curry; part of former decree vacated. CxnesaL Count—Judge Wylie. ‘Yesterday, Albert Beckett, assault with Intent to kill Washington T. Nailor; gailty; notice of a motion | for anew trial, | john Thomas, grand larceny; verdict not ‘Win. Jones, housebreaxing In the day; ver- Giet not guilty. Chas Sweeney, assault, (ay | pleaded guilty: sentenced to pay a fine of ‘actempt ‘insan- | Ward Hatton, atlas James C. Willamson, at robbery; Verdict not guilty ty Teason ‘of | rosa, PEI, a es a ephane,. cruel to | forteived’ $5 collateral. Wiliam ‘Turner, Indecent | exposure; forfeited SS collateral Charles cruelty to animals; Surah Krol BS eeeyee terrened. Hichard 7» Caeries for assauit | ‘eo ‘rizzeil, ting John do.; do. ‘Egan, was j Mains wil, therefore, continue to run as usual Affairs in West Washington. ‘Tee Marker Hovse.—Under the supervision of ‘the market master, Mr. W. Il. Williams, the mar- Ket house On M street bas been thoroughly reno- voted, and now presents a much cleaner and better rpedrance. ‘There are 6) stands in the market, 50 | oc which are oeeuph d. Netrs.—The work on the air shaft on Fayette street Nas been completed and the depth of 168 Teet has been reached.—Workinen are engaged in repairing a water leak on 32d_ street, opposite Grace street.—The leak on M street has’ Veen re- palred.—The P street. improvement sti! Lut few men being employed.—The Eggleston Dashaway club give thelr annual banquet to- night, it belng their tbird anniversary. Subrixg News.—Schooner Reile _ Halliday cleared to-day with 500 tons of coal for Fall Kiver. CoxpITION OF Watae AT 7A.M.—Ciear at all Points, dow, tide in the river today at 6 p.m. igh tide at 11 p. m. Alexandria Affairs Reverted for Tie EVENING STAR JURISDICTION.—A vexed question has advanced one stage towards its final settlement. At the last session of the feyisiature an act was passed an- thorizing the police authorities to enforce Uie clty ordinances within one mile of the elty limita — it id notin terms extend the force of these ordt- nances beyond the city and the law has puzzied both magistrates and lawyers. If the act be con- Stmied to extend the operation of all eity Jaws to mile around the town it would in effect. make he village” a west end part of Alexandria tor all city purposes. But evidently this 1s not Intended, and most magistrates have heretofore declined t0 Asse process agalnst persons or"property outside of city limits. Judge Meade has now decided that the police and the justices of the peace have the Same Jurisdiction within one mite of the city limits hat Is possessed by the corporation court. PouriGai—The democratic demonstration here Jast night, though somewhat hindered by the rain, was carried out In accordance with the prograta mentioned in yesterdays STAR, and was a fine dis- Play. ‘The darkness of the clouded night made the Yorchlights more showyyand although the heavy Tain about. 9 o'clock compelled the change of the Place of meeting from the stand en Washington street to Lannon’s Opera house, the discharse of fireworks and display of colored fires continacd long after the procession had passed over its route, and the speaxing begun. Hons. J. 'T. Goalrich, of Virginia; W. Walsh, of Maryland; R. 'T. Merrick, of ‘Washington, and John E. Massey, of Virginia, ad- dressed the ‘mass meeting. —A” nuinber of demo- erats from this city @ttended to-day a barbecue at Carli’s Springs. ——The Blaine and Logan club here, at Its last meeting, heard effective addresses Trom Hon. Lewis McKenzie, Hon. D. K. Windsor, of this city, and Col, Swadiey, of Washington, ‘Tue Lyxcenvne Case.—Robert Balienzer and James Burnett appeared before the mayor yester- day afternoon, a Lynchburg warrant brought here by the city sergeant of that city. ‘They are charged with improper arrest of a man named Ewer, whom they suspected of the attempt. to wreck a Midland raliway train, They waived the preliminary examination.and Mayor Beckham held each of them to ball in $100 to answer the chirge at the next term of the court at Lynchburg. Detective MeDevitt, of Washington, went to Lynchburg on the same'mission as Burnett and Ballenger, but no legal conduct Is charged against hit. ConPoRATION Covkt.—The corporation court has closed its October term. Deerees have been made settling the case of Dorsey et al agt. Turner 2nd ordering a sale tn the sult of Atkinson, administra- tor, agi Bacon. Elias Pines was released from fhe payment of a fine after serving out a sentence Notes.—J. B. Plerpoint was hurt yesterday by a fall whtle decorating the Cleveland stand on Wash- ington street.—Leo 0. Ewald, a German, was nat- ‘urulized on the last day of the city court. ‘The Hescue of the Greely Party. COMMANDER SCHLRY'S REPORT OF TIS EXPEDITION. Commodore W. S. Schley, commander of the Greely reliet expedition, has made his report to the Secretary of the Navy, It is mainly a repetition of the story of the rescue as alreany published. He declares that when rescued Greely was the weak- est physically, but the strongest mentally of all ‘the party. It is Commodore Schley’s opinion that none of the party would have survived forty-cight hours more of exposure. Sergeant Long, the food- seeker of the Greely survivors, was the only one strong enough to walk from the tent to the beach. ‘Commander Schley does not discuss the question of cannibalism, but says: “In preparing the bodies of the dead for transportation. in alcohol to St. John it was found that six of them—Lieut. Kisling- bury, Sergeants Jewell and Ralston, Privates Whisier, Henry and Eliis—had been cuit and the fleshy parts removed toa greater or less extent. All other bodies were found intact. When ‘the bodies of the dead were exposed in pre- paring them the Identification was found to be complete. Some of them could be recognized by the aid of a picture taken with us from home. Others, whose features had decayed, were Ident: fied by other characterises, Iain, therefore, sat Jsfied that no mistake was made in this important matter, which 90 impressed us from the begin- ning.” In describing the wretched camp of the survivors Gotnmo sore Schley says: “1 hope never agata In 1ny | Itfe to look upon such Wretchedness and such desti tution. ‘The picture was more starting and more deeply pathetic ‘than I had ever dreamegl could be possible. In beholding it T stood for a moment al- | most unmanned, and then realized that if the ex- Pedition had demonstrated any ont thing more than another st was that an hour had Its value to at least one of that party.” ‘The report closes with description of the return, voyage, words of praise for tue men and oficers of ‘the expedition, especially Lleut. W. Hl. Emory, and @ compliment to Secretaries Chandier and Liicoln upon the arrangements of the expedition. B. & 0. Trains Through to New Yorke ANOTHER DELAY IN THE RAILROAD WAR. ‘The injunction against the Pennsylvania railroad on the complaint of the B. & 0. railroad having Deen atssolved by entering an appeal, the proper notification was yesterday given to the latter com- Pany tiat the Pennsylvania company would not Fecelve for transportation over Its Ine any further baggage express, passenger or sleeping cars of the B&O. railroad. ‘The latter road filed a bill in equity before the United States court in Philadel- phia, and arguments were begun, and pending this te above order was withdrawn. The B. & 0. ‘The transportation cominittee of the Baitimore Merchants and Manufacturers’ association, which had been ‘appointed to endeavor to bring About a Settlement between the two compunies, reported Yesterday’ to the association that their efforts were vultless. 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COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC stantly affects the Ner Soldeverywhere. -vous System and banishes Pain. A perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY com! with a POROUS PLASTER for twenty-five cents It annihil- ates Pain, vitalizes Weak and Worn cut parte, strength= ens Tired Muscles, prevents Disoase, and does more in one-half the time than any other Plaster in the world. PLASTER in- ocl6 CITY ITEMS. For 2 Cough or Cold you cannot finda better Franc remedy than Dr. Bull’s Cough $ 6 450. Bi to be ashame! to wear. and bis 75: ‘One Dollar Hat sold fn this city. te Only Strictly One-Price Hat and Gent's Fur- nishing Store in the city. Hat ts 30 hat will compare His 650. uch that no boy need 1s a Deauly, favorably with any Cor, 7th and D— 1 Johnsons Oyster Saloons, 440 and 442 9th street northwest. ‘The finest: for raw box, steamed, stewed, fried, &c. Allselected. aioon first tloor. 3 ades The Following is From an Editorial Is THE PHILADELPHIA MapicaL BULLE AJournal Edited and Conducted by Physicians of the highest standing “The use of alcohol 1n its Various forms is of such Durkee’s Cold Meat Sauce and Salad Dressing, ready-made, nutritid’s, econo- mical, delicious. Nothing equal to it was ever of- nd itis invariably popular both at home and abroad. the Newmarkets and st, to clos ‘store; don’t forget name ahd number; 1¢ will ry lady, On account of the warn weather; Uhey must be Sold. Cail at once, don’t miss. 735 7 w Cloak Parlor. st nw.) all. See for yoursel Bailey’s, $29 7th street, ‘Wholesale wood and willow ware. uick, complete eure, all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary’ Gravel, Catarrh of the bladdei Cluctt’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch ‘of much sophist It is gratifying. il ‘The D sting dl AS A Fine Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses te hulr perfectly, and 1s also a Prenaration wuequalled for the eradieation of dan- ri superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts consists in their purity and great strength. Very Latest Styles Russian Circulars regardiess of out. 735 7c stre “Bucha-P: Diseases, Scalding, Shirts are the best of all. Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo c. ¢. Shayne, Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, Will Sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash | ‘Wholesale prices thls season. splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reilable Furs direct trom manufactur proits. Fashion Kook mailed free. Fresh Alderne and delivered in hal und. Also, Cottax ilk, Se. per quart, C __ DENTISTRY. i. RANDAL. S D, w., over Ballentynes. 0} tistey aivkin e. weil-kn¢ ‘Alderncy Dairy Wagons” utter, churned every morning, ind “Ward” prints, 45c. per hese, ButtermMik aha sweet ream 1 skillfauly, ‘Ten years expei perative and mechani periorimed. reat Importance $n the treatment of diseases that we wouid be most sorely puzzled to get along with- AS a drug, it 13 of the greatest value, no Inatter how much Its use ts to be deprecated as an article of diet. It 1s to be deplored that the great demand for it for the latter purpose has rendered i an obj with: ainteutty that the physician may pronounce in favor of an article of that kind, knowing that ‘there 1s no loner any brandy distilled from grapes in France, or that the whiskys Tarely anything else than favored and high wines, Duffy Malt Whisky Company has undertaken to lor medical uses a pure inait whisky,which ried to be ali that is desired of alcoholic ‘stimulant tn treatment of disease, poisonous amylic alcohol to be readily borne by the most irritable stomach, Without creating any disagreeable afier-cffect and gustrie derangement.” un absolute cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, and 4m luvaiuable assistant to the consumptive and those sfllicted with wi Horne by the steuiach when other tonics and stimu- Tauts cannet ve retained. proven itself alinost tuvaluable, it reduct perature in febrile conditions to a marked degree, While at the same Ume 1% sustains the vital forces, Price one dollar per bottie. where.” ration, and {tis ouly of our market are wrepared to know that. the Free from that ied fusil ofl, 1b 18 sald uly Malt Whisky 1s iseases—as It 1s well an anu-pyritic It has, wem- For sale every- 0 © et, Young's mourn- Come one; come 4 27? Irritation, ‘Stone, $1. Druggists. 4 0 Garments. own Wholesale Fur ‘This will afford a and save Tetaiier’s 96-3 pint, Cas aduiuistered Hence, Hours trou 9 | Tye sta DW, i VAL Charges woderate. (ONS, COR. Orn AND E STREE Pilling a specialty alsc ache without extracting, the gums, elevates Jain cf eatructng, Gasyiven, A jecal S ‘cure of tooth. | wiesthethie, used oo i street, I de Uranclies Leet inserted #7 per set “All work war | i Sth: a Rete. three de _ATTORNI Twenty-one years’ ey a ‘ALBOTT, DENTIST, No, 437 H, SOLICITOR and Expert, F stvets. Good work, wood references, inode: Btecuanres, aa OODKICH, A’ ¢ born street) Chicazo, Sean experience.’ Business quietly aud logally trans- 3 ORNEY- 7H ots ftom corner. “Deutistry in all | ey! OF PATENT: . Cloud Building, experience. AT-LAW, 124 DEAR- \dviee free, Eighteen mh3 MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ins J and 4, Gunton 4 idence, 240 North Capitol struct. n Law Building, 2 Louisiana avenua Bit) EL WALEYR, 8. COMMISSIONER, ATTOKNEY FO) 71 Law XOTARY PUBLIC, AND HENTS, We., Rext to City P.O. THE MOST ELEGAD THE Buy BIBL'S NEW BALTIMORE 1881 LATROBE. $27It gives more heat and burns less ccal than any other. For sale ONLY LATROBE. 3. ‘NEW BALTIMORE 1934 LATROBE ¢ WORLD! LEADS TH WHERE THE 4 LAT DUCED ‘of Interior Decor iy the leading dealers. EMBELUSHED WITH ‘TILES and conforming with the latest stsle FAVORITE! ROBE EVER PRO- ration, 0020-29 Cu Revvenr, Nos 4AND W5ira STREET NORTAWasE, Headquarters for tho WHITNEY CHILDREN’S CARRIAGE COMPANY. A full ne of Lawn Tennis Seta, Tennis Rackets, Cro- guet, diferent Stes ‘Bleycles, ‘Tricveles, Velocipedsa, ‘aconn. We. Received, a large assortment of ‘Travelin ante Cihilaren'e Carriages Se coc Wo tude rogue fallstock. 25 A180, | Besurrot Drzss Goons | FROM THE BIG AUCTION SALE IN NEW YORK LAST WEEK, | BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! FINE QUALITY ALL PURE WOOL COLORED | CHUDDA CASHMERES, nearly one yardand & half | wide, ouly,75c., wortit $1.25. CARTERS, 711 Manger Sricm, BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS, IMMENSE REDUUTION IN BLACK SILKS. OUR $1 BLACK SILKS reduced to $76c.; our $1.25 BLACK SILKS reduced to $1; our 81.50 BLACK SILKS reduced to $1.25. BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to $1. ‘N.W YORK MIL $ SHEETING 20. COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, bic. ” LARGEST SIZE DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 12-4, COLORED CASHMERES. all pure fine wool, wide Goubie width. (price everywhere S0c.) reduced to 37340. a Ch eed SILKS, 3730. LADIES’ CLOT (one yard ands half wide), ‘suction goods, only 3734. > 0020 CARTERS, 10 Manxar Srcn, ‘URS AND LADIES' WRAPS, ‘Al! the new designs in Sealskin. Silk, Plush, Mate nave and Brocndes, Beaver CapessMfuftvand Neck Beaver ‘T:smmipg’ in every width i Ourk ang lest shades, at New York pric-s, Otter Cipes Mute and Cole Jars. Beaver Mufis at $3 and uy Huswian Circulars in all the new fabrics, Plush Coat Shea Ren ago WILLETT & RUOFF, ‘ HATTERS AND FURRIERS, o15-3m, 905 Pennsylvania avenue, ark and Tight ‘Newmarket and #1 Fors Axo Wrars. OUR DISPLAY 0) CLOTH, SILK AND VELVET W SH, ‘TRIMMING EVERY VARIETY IN STOCK st Ai NEW YORK PRicES” 2 0016-4. FY LADIES' WRAPS NOW READY. SACQUES ALL LENGTH. IN ALL WILLETT & BUOFF, 905 Pennsylvania avenue, ow 18 YOUR See e ewe 0ClB stzvet northwest, EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. DRY GOODS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. FLOBA C. DENRISON. eS NCING ACADEMY fi LY for Masters abd Thursdays and Saturdays, at her resid2nes, No, 927 ‘ball ur ‘at the F street. ..L. PARSONS, M. 8. (LATE OF SPENCERIAN a Tg Waa areas EMOISE! i, A NATIVE OF FRANC! As etree sel remnmie hes aorractiene a iS promunclation ait contamstion® “Addteas Tas Street northwest ocki=iin® UPILS IN STENOGHAPHY AND TYPEWRITING— Pim BLUE He SMT er and cena CAT AWExINa BUSINESS COLLEGE. 493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. ‘Thorowsh instruction in Penmanship, ‘Mathematics ee en ene CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, Terms few Sars NS y TWITCHELL, Principal A} ISS KATE V. WILSON, Teacher of Voice Culture and Sheory, Reference given, oclTit* 1408 10th street northwest. HE NORWOOD INSTITUTE. WASBINGTON,D.C,, ‘Nos, 3212 and 1214 14th street (Thomas Citcle). ‘The school course is complete in the Englian, Classical and Scientific Departments Music. Art and Elocution by skilled instructors, (Piano, Prof. Anton Gloetzner.) ‘Students are prepared for Vassar and other colleges, or can take a collewiate course at the Institute. Ladi-s who have left school will find special facilities for pursuing special branches. Afternoon and Evening Classes for Ladios in German; also in German and French. For ‘MR. and MRS. WM. D. CABELL, ‘Circulars cap be store of H. Eberbach. 915 z ORGANIST. TEAC OF PIANO Kictormers or Teechera’ Term $12 ‘tas 12k a nos i= CEDARS, GEORGETOW! SHTS—A SE- FRE CEDARS ‘N HEIGHTS. ‘and at the music e251 AAETELD BTRAIRING SONOOL. 1911 Tt. nw. ‘will reopen sfonday, October 6 Apply for circular st school room. ‘auz7-6im ‘EW METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING, AT Nor brn orowsnre Musical Institute. Will re. ‘pen on’ September Ist, 1884 (4th year). shortest and Dest new system, saving yeare of practice, trainin ‘eices quickly to’ the vers € culture for operas, Gold wilt be Se ee es a Trent a Eee Aiea tits fase thas are now opened, at 340 New York ayer new” uss HE BOYS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSIC: T LATO cease, mot 3. W, HUNT, Principal, Sent, Si he North Ses. arch diy weet tn te eruduates have taken bie ‘Princeton ant’ Dickwot celine in'the worrrament schoole nt West Porat cod aehapaie rmament s weet Point : Adarean P.O. LE. Box 388, for an interview. aula MicEsos Saewany, Tioo and NOt M street northwest, Washinvton.D. €., equees ite tenth year MONDAY SEPTEMBER sak MMS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. ENGLISH COURSE—Completa, thoronsh and practi- eal, “CLASSICAL COURSE—Prepares for the senior year fete seminary or cntrauce into Suuith, Vansar ‘and NSERC ASD GFRMAN—Under the supervit the Berlitz school of lancuares.. mi) chance of Mra. M. Stevens Hart, pup ences. Call after 4 p.m. 511 12th street horthiwest.. ‘Ternis moderate. ‘oct WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHT ‘only school of the kind here. A special invitation, toali to see y which you professivr RS. ZD. BUCHER Mi triijai or ihe WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTILUTE, (@ boarding and day school for young ladies and little girls) fo: better accommodation of her pupils, has removed. (o the spacious residence, 1700 L Street north earConnechient avenue, and will re- on Weduesday. Seueamnber 70. ‘Mrs. Bucher having recently returned from Europe, where she has been studying the most approved mut.ods, Gf teaching, united to her well-known thoroughtess 1 Hie i-blish branches, will makea specially of traimkag her pupils in table manners and general deportment, preparing them to cuter the hichest circles of socict |ACCOMPLIBH MEN 1 ‘Music (vocal and instrumental), Drawing, Painting, Elecutiou, French and German, by a corps of efficient teachern. apply to the Principal at her new resi N, Be Mias Ada. B. Coun, who duriaue the past | has studied abroad under the best masters, W red, give lersons in music (piano, oneal aad. bar. mses on We ys and cdi ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND ECORATIVE DESIGN, Vernon Row, 946 Pa, ave. Day and evening classes. Frechand and’ Mechanical Drawing (Patent Office work): Painting, Antique, Bo trait and Life claws. Modeling, Hoirines Principal of fhe Washiuson Settt ot incipal of the Washlagion Sclool of Hocution, VOCAL MUSIC—Directress, Madain Ante i Kaspar. AIT —nder supervision of competent teachers seta FORE S BUSINESS SCHOOL. sit 7TH STRERT.— Bookkeeping without text books In less than half the usual time. "Burinese course in bockkes pins. pen= manship, erithme:ie, spellimz and correspondence, 80 monthly: $19 for three mouths, i advance. Howe's yaid business peumauship aloe, $$. Open all the year, day and night. Pupils taught separately, not in Glasses. "Blank books, $1.95 to $0. “f.ivate Lessous, ‘Bewin at any time, oe PPNCERIAN BUSINESS COULDGR. DS sth and D streets northwest, Established, 18-4. Cupies beautiful commodious balls, parlors and class Fooms in Linco Hell ula. ution, tho Result of tiechty yearw' growih, ts complete in its ace China" Punting and Kensington.” Visitors welcome | raucements for fons sbd daughters, ten a Orders taken for decorat-ddesueis. AE HOYLE: W: | women, for teal ils, eef-suppert, uacfuitens MKOUZEE. Miss £3. WALKER, Secretary. oci-Im | Oruble independence. “Pull corps of ab practical teachers, itecular day aud Keumed Monday, September Ist, at 9m. wd 6p. ma Scholarship tor one year {rom date of entrances (ood for day or evening sessions), $50: per quarter, day = ADAME CHEVREMONT (DIPLOMEE DE 17ACA_ demie de Paris) has resumed teaching the French Tancusve. Med. C wishes to call the attention of those desiring to become thorow bin her native toncue. Bight,” $16; per moush, day. Siz ight, 4 Collons Lessous privately and in classes for ladies and chil- | Office’ open for arrangements, Monday. August 2% uml are thereafter, " a aud Students are registered. "ca ‘im 1287 12th street northwest. ae Crake hee] they ane on HIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY. | fatonmation apt interesting readin matter, uudled io inapoite West Point al examinations, COU AB | sty address, or given upon applicatgn tO TVY INSTITUTE ew, corner Silt and K streets n. w. eee ‘Mathematical, Classical, Business, BOSSA Ee oa ae SEE s. W. FLYNN, A. M. ‘Night school, $3 and 85a month. seni [ARLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, commer Pa, ave, and loth’ st., opp. U.S ‘Treasury, & Select Schoot for Boyy and Youlag Men." Nunuber limit ed. Only scholars of goed inoral character received, Fan term of 1884 berins Reptember Sth. Day and even: ine sessions. Careful and thorough instruction in’ the {04 M STREET, ‘MRS. M. STEVE! ‘The third snnual session of this s:hool will bezin October Ist; close June Ist. Private and claw instrac- Hon day anid evening. Especial attention given to the Common Fglish Branches, Bookkeeping, Short-han STAMMERING Higher Arithietic, Algebra Geometry, wad :__AND OTHER VOCAL DEFECTS. _030-3m auls-ém __ BURTON MACAFEE, A. 4., Principal. 188 MARY K SQHREINER, TEACHER OF Elocution—Logical Analysis, Vocai Culture and pression—aud Readings in Shakspeare and General FINANCIAL. H.C. Fox, Geo. W: dQ Litrature. vening Classes—Wedurwday and Friday, Torclook. cuikinats Cine Teed and ‘Thur, 0. mi “At homey Nueeda pm. 1 ene ee sm Bett & Co. savxens, QAUVEUR SCHOOL OF LANGUSGES German, S” French, Ttaliau, ~panish. Latin, Grex, taught by De, Sauveuts “Natural Method.” " Futl corps of in- ructors. Ciren/ars through Wu, Berphardi Lessic, of the Washington High School, Reside 710 8th street northwest. MS EHEES YOCRES AStudent of the Lei in Music, northwest. J AND NES. ALFRED BusAcs F AME Tieme for y i SL mw. Scholas Tessons in Eugtist UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY, 1206 0 street northwest, Highest references, ocl-din Miss BALCH, Principal. JATIONAL UNIVERSITY, LAW DEVARTMENT. 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U. S. Treasury.) Derosrrs. Excuasce. Discousrs United States and District of Columbia Bonds bought and sold in lange and small lots, Buy and sell on commission all classes of securities Drafts issued on all points in Europe at lowest rate, Information y xiven. se2d-Sm. Conservatory. instructs find “Hiocution, Ts Th sist Paivare Stock Texeczara Wines FACULTY. WASHINGTON, PALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, HON. ARTHUR MAC ARTHUR, NEW YORE, buSTON, &a Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District ‘of Columbia, President. HON. SAMUEL F. MILLE! Associnte Justice of the Supreme Court FRINCE & WHITELY, S1ock BRoxena, Othe United ‘States, Professor of International aud . is Fee ura GREG Sag] Newtons H. 0. CLAUGHTON, Esq, Professor of Pleadins, Evidence, Fquity Jurisprudence, ‘Commucrelal ind Maritiine Law. WILLIAM B, WEBB. Esq, General Partners: Professor of Practice and Judve of Moot Court. es8er EUGENE CARUSL bisa. Janis Whitey, Alenry H. Dodge, B. Crncer Oakley. Profe of the Law of Keal aud P-rsonal Property, Contracts, Negotiable Instruients, and Ayniied Evidence: Re-opened Monday, Octobrr 6th, 1884, at Zo'clock p.m. in the New Law Building, No, 1006 E atreet northwest. Catslorace can be obtained at Morrison's. Dalian tone! Aielints und Adams Bookstores; Or at the olfes OF te"Treasuren, Fleming 9, Lavendes ‘Auplicants for admaissfon can o:taln farther informa powand’mnatriculate a6 400% Louisiana avente, oF atthe jl ‘AL! Dustiess communications should be addressed to Fy VAVENDERS e<9-134in ig Louisiava avenue, Harry C. Logan, Washington, D.. Maynard ¢, Eyra, Williain R, Travers, Special Partuer, BUY AND SELL UN COMMISSION ATL. CLASSES OF KAILWAY SECURITIES Eraxch Office—539 15th street (Corcoran Bail liazy 2.8, DODGE, Resident Partnes, {OLLIERE L FOR Cee ae Crotationent forks and Bonds anf information = garding the Marketa received thronzh our wires TN- STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchangs All orders executed and reported promptly. 56 ler 15 years of age. Two separate departments— Seniors and Juniors. -, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL. Oct. Ist, 1-84, 6 June Ist, 1889, Lrof. and Mrs. Col- Lere, Priticipals; Lucien E. ©. Colliere, a. M., Director, | 98 T atreet northwest, e106 AVID S, L, JOHNSO: Organist and’ Chofr Master, 1119 10th street northwest. Pupils taught privately or inek my1-61n" INSHEIMER & BRO, SSIOMIE Tes atect bet, Hand I, ana 3151 af strest, eXig, Gull particular attention to our very completa BOOTS AND SHOFS FOR THE FALL TRADE. We are solo agents for BURT'S CELEBRATED MEN'S SHOES. There ere none better, and are su- F Thesdays. ‘Thu ‘and Satur- | Hall, id strect and fcauusplvaula | Borris SINE GALT. button oF pian aud potted foc “Monday and Frida; ‘Send for cir- FINE CALE, button oF pi a on Chan orterus for renting either hail, woi0)4 Esteet | BURT'S FINE CALF Congress pallets in! broad and northwest, au25-8m DATTOW tore. BURT'S FINE CALF lace-hook bal BURT'S FINE CALF Congress and button. BURT'S FINE, extra broad bottoms, for old gentlemen, BURT'S BOY SHOES, in lace and button, every styi6 We invite an inspection of these goods from all that want good shoes, There are no better. Free EL INSTITUTE, 1127 13TH STREET N. W., ‘one square from ‘Thorias Circle, Misses POLLOCK and SOEKK Poincipa's, teach personally. Primary to raminur grade. ‘ew Encland iwethods. German Kindergarten: Normal ctaas tor teachers, ooi-im APITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR: | J2B{o0) thoes. “There are no better. Jib No. 20 Gt sire south In rene ete : Oy ber is orough instruction in ‘englian Trenches and CELEBRATED COUSIN'S SHOES. Langwages, Genuine Kindergarten’ For information | COUSIN'S FINE KID, button, hich heel, and pointed .F. BOYD!N SMITH, prin- box toe. apply to Shiges C.F BOYD! Nand E SMITH, pn: | or box Fixe tp, common-sensc ton SOUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT bution, in botn cottis FINE PEBBLE, button, in common-sense MISSES' SHOES in Kid, Straight Goat, and Pebble, OES for Ladies, Misses, and Children. ‘eof heel and toe AND MISSES SPRING-HEEL SHOES in reat variety. ‘callof all cfore purchasing sour shies ke we can sats of all before pure! our shoes as We Ca sas Fou money by doing so,” Remember the naine and umber. SINS Eisen & SHO. bey S08 iti and SiSt AM streets Cipals, No, 223d street southeast, 10 L 4s STREET NORTHWEST. MLLE V, PRUDHOMME ia organizing her French clasers for the season. Parisian prouunel ftion and a practical nse of the languaze tangh(. In- struction fan Faris pec for hove and grin near “rele: and in the Washington Colleciate Lustti foryoung ladies and Ile eivbe 1100 Lestteet, Classes at hee, morning, {rou 10:0) to 12; afternoon, 2 and 50; evening, 6:45," N. ‘cvenitie in the week tor Frruich conversation will be given free to pupila Call between 4:30 aud 9 pain. sc26-im PU ENGT AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Little Girls, 1395 ith street, 1624 Mass ave. aud 1623 N atewet, Mra. P. ‘McDonald’ and } iss Anna Ellis, principals.” The next choo! year will begin September 24, 1844," ‘The course ‘of study embraces every thing necessary for « thorough Fnelish and ‘classical education. Daily lessons. in ‘French—Herlitz, method—for which there is no extra charge. Claas in wood-carving will begin Oct, 1 Anew Sezout Norce dey thas been added, with unusual teres 7 RE! CALL THR ATTENTION OF APERICH hatha tral cAgsiheds | auarmens ake THOSE cour eG Sg a AAO Shock Sp" rnsreea planeta oe ere | seus HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE Gama CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS: WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- for adults and children, Conversation (natural Hee lrg sie DOUA ZiWet, maduato of renga | ENOWS BACTORE Oo BeNCrD® Spoon se STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST, WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR BEATING TWO O&K MORE ROOMS MERSON INSEITUTE, 914 lara er. per, I axp K ‘bogies 99d year Revtenir Wth“ae second Wedlnes: of the month. Prepares for busi ‘Harvard, Ye: Princeton and ‘olher® collenen: 08 the for the sclentias tchcols and for the U.'S. StnSiary'and Naval Academice | SUCRE On EAGHOMY ANDINEATING OUALYTY Sidiahstreet Civulurs can becbtunerat the Sook: | THEY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATENS AND sores, a FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE cITY, WHICH WE 1AKE GREAT PLEASULE 1S REFER RING TO, 4 CALL I8 SOLICITED AND Koil MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WXVILL, Exctusrve Acext, No, 452 PA. AVE. NEAE 43 STREET. CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, CONNECTICUT avenue and L str hinwton, for Young Ladies and Little Ginls.—The exercises of the Academy will bo Fesumed September #th, 1884, A Hmited number of Permanent and weekly boarders will, be Tecelved. Feniruages, vocal and” imstrupeatal’ mule, paiueing, ¥ Et in rawing, farcy work. &. ‘an30-4m JQRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL_AN ELEMENTARY sud High Sehool for Both ‘Sexes, 1811 Ist. n.w.. Torta iu Buell, Mathanatice cheeses aud atte horough in Beles oe fara Uy achogl Terms med- Hie boi stares Ne fom = ‘THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. HE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, 4 ay88 Gowpew Speciric, ‘A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNEENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. Effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the 723 ldra ST, N,W., WASHINGTON, D.C. igetiensink consuat oribar en aechete wie ae (KLIN ST”, BAL FE r BRS See MOUE De we ‘can be given in a cup of tea or coffee, without the knowl- 154 TREMONT BT., BOSTON, MANS. edge of the person taking it, as it is tasteless and odor- GARFIELD ‘BUILDING, BROOKLYN, N.Y. less, ee a oe cake anon: Best instruction to adults or children. Private tex- | St@ien who have taken the Golden Specific in their ‘Boccia! sdventares meee to SPEAK Foreign | quit drinking of their own free will. Itis absolutely “Teacher nt to Ste ts Price $3. Circulars free. NEWT arora GOLDEN SPECIFIC 00. an30_ Apply to PROF. N. JOLY. Mee Ae oh SHABMOSY AND PIANO ‘ECHNI! will ira At ons Tusadaye {om 4008 pase —— baeraiesoy Ta For sale by R. K. HELPHENBTINE, Drugaist,corner ‘dth and F streets, and 14th street and Vermont avenua, Midge iinet ik aa i = disying et Scuoor Surrs: Scxoor, Sux ot taiutstor, ee Sooners See a ae 90c. and ae saeco DisarrorxtMExtt ‘We positively expected to get into our new building by Octoter Ist, but will not get pomenion until the early part of next mouth. WE BOUGHT AN IMMENSE STOCK to open with, and fearing the coniing anott season will Jeave us with more goods om hand than desired, we ball eel? and caeplay our stock at such prices that will make tham move at once. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ‘We have made during the past few dare wery lange | purchases of Ihported Cloaks at prices which ensble us | to offer our customers barxains rarely seen so eariy in the season. ‘They are really lower for same values thon ‘hose usually made on January to clove out stocks. ‘Lbey comprise | JERSEY JACKETS, Plain, Brocaded and Trimmed with Par.and Astrashan. | One lot of S90 expecially cheap Heavy Stockinet Pur- | Back Jucket at €2.85. Jersey Newmarkets, plaiy, brocaded and trimuned | with cur and estrachan Colored and Black Cloth Newmarkets, plain and trimmed, Amons the=n genmeuts will be found one lot | of splendid value st $11.50 Colored and Black Cloth Reeians. Dol:ans in Cloth, Sicilliene, Matalasse, Brocade Vel- vet, Plush and Silk, Wraps, lined with Black and Colored Satins, im Beaded Silks, Brocade Velvets, Brocade Piushes, &e. MISSES' AND CHILDEFN'S CLOARS AND NEW - MARKETS. 2 200 styles toselect from. We heve Mises’ Newam ar kets from $1 up. We carry the largest stock of SEALSKIN SACQUPS, DOLMA > CAPES ‘S NEWMARKETS in the city, and guarantee to sell therm at least 25 por cent lower then auy other hone. Any See! Garment ought of us will be kept during the sumuner free of | charge. i LADIES’ 3& The success attendir special sale of Jerseys dur. | ing the past week has induecd us to purchase a still larger stuck from the same manufacturer. They are the same decant shapes.as thos prev Fan-Back Revere Collar and handso NOTE.—The rapid sale of last week causing adisop- ointment to so many, will, no doubt, be repeated. We, | therefore, respectfully recommend an early manection before the asscrtments become broken, EX with | Bow j OUR STOCK OF TRIMMINGS is now complete. Wo are selling a splendid Chenille Fringe at 65, formerly #1. Our Te. Fringe has been rednesd to £00, We have the lansest asortment of Colerad Chend | Fringe snd Mereioute in the city; also, ail colors | Feather Trimmings UNDERWEAR! UNDERWEAR: i For Ladi prices until the opening of our 100 dozen Men's Heavy-weight Underwear, 2%,,.worth | 50e, } 180 dozen Ladies’ splendid quality Murino Vests and | Panis, 38, worth: Se | 160 doret Misses’ Underwear, from 266. mn. | ‘dozen Ladies’ Brilliant Lisle Hose, at ; also, H 60 dozen Misses’ of the same quality, at 200, n and Children, we name a fw special | LANSBURGH & BRO, 490, 402and 424 SEVENTH STREP. oat my Y For Tanon. Mav: Cosrem 4 INCH TRICOT CLOTH, IN NINE SIAD! EXTRA VALUE, FOR $125; WORTH $175 PER YARD, 54 INCH LADIES’ Cl OTH, BEST GOODS, $1; RE- DUCED FROM $1.25 PER YARD. 54 INCH LADIES' CLOTH, 752; FORMER PRICE sl. 451NCH LADIES’ CLOTH, 75; REDUCED FROM 81 45 INCH BISON CLOTHS, IN ALL THE DESIR- ABE SHADES. PLAIN SHOODARH, SATINE AND CASHMERES, ALL THE, Thc. $1 AND 8. L. HEMPSTONE, (803 Marke: Space—Pa Ave. oct Tvorren Wrars Asp Sncsere SEATON F: «SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER) LATEST NOVELTIES IN PARIS AND BERLIN SHORT AND LONG WRAPS, ELEGANT SEAL PLUsH COATS, at $40 and 850. FALL AND WINTER WEIGHTS IN ENGLISH WALE- ING JACKETS, FROM $5 TO 825. BLACK SICIIENNE CIECULAES AND DOLMANS ‘(Laned with Quilted Satin), room 825 to $30. |ADED VEI FREN }COTS and TWILLED CLOTHS for LADIES’ HABITS. ALL-WOOL SCOTCH PLATS to SES SUITS. TMMENSE STUCK OF EUROPEAN DIESE FAURICS | COSTUMES. SUPERB STOCK OF LYCN'S SILKS, SATIN. DUCH- E-SE, RHADAMES AND Bi IN BLACK, % POR STREET, RECEF* VELVET WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. | S27 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT. ($27 CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- RECT PRICES. SEATON PEERY, Penny Pereyra, Pennsylvania aveuue, comer 9th street, Estaliished 1810. ool Busce Daess*Goors Deranruewt. E. G. DAVIS, 19 MARKET SPACe Favinz recently visited the Eastern Market, we aro now prepared to show cur customers and the publica large and varied stock of BLACK SILK VELVETS, ¥iain and Brocade: Black Gr. > Grain Sills, from 75e. to $3.25a yard; Black Satin Rha’ ues and Mervellleux; | Biack Armure Silks, for Mourning: Black Satin De | Flora; Brocade Silks, Courtacid’s Enlis Crepe, LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS, | Biack Cashmeres, from Sue, to 1.50 per yard, Bison Cloth, from #7e. to 1.25. | Royal Surah, Freuch Senge, all wool Crape Angelia, Drap d'Ete, and many other choice fabrics 6-4 Gilbert's Suiting, @1 per yard; former price $1.25. €-4 Biack French Tricot, $1.25; former price 81.75, 6-4 Black Broad Cloth for Tailor-made Suits. Large Stock of Fancy Gray and Black Woolens for Combinstion sults. = Some choice things in Sk and Wool Mixtures, NOUONS! NOTION: Stock must be soen to be appreciated. Weask an in- spection. No trouble to show coos. POPULAR PRICES, | E. G. DAVIS, ocll COR. 8TH AND MARKET SPACE. Caneers & Driven. We ba ia tine of WILTORR AGIRSTER, MCQUELTS. VELVETS, ‘BODY BKUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND IN- Us GRAIN CAKPEIS full line of DEAPERY and FURNITURE covERINGS ‘An inapecticn of our stock isrollciteds | on 9c23-3m 1524 F wtreet, QMETS RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Buy the Comfort shirt, elegant of the best, fhe Comfort, Shirt, clarently made, of th ‘Fine Unfinished Shirts only 0c, Finest Percale Shirts ‘only S150. ‘Finest Laundried Dreat Shirts, in solid bosoms, resdy ‘to put on, tor $1. Shirts made to order bosoma) for ix Bent Drees S2 o.order (wold MEGINNTS, an? 1002 F street. Ger Tas Best. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” THE CONCORD COLLAR, Se yery qevtine CONCOLD GASSESSis stamped with my ana inde mark oz & BRO, 407 Pennaytvania Avenua, ‘Adjoining National Hotel, f9-HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE BOBES in axp OLD ¥ KNOWN AS ry Beak cee ESE Old Stand, Ko 629 D Detween 6th and D. BR by eae Settee = | ote | of ¥icon. ae — Urwonr Prasos Ane BECOMING MOKE FASHIONABLE EVERY DAY, Tn the colebreted Hetneks Raner Covachie a aqwciatty i nae, ae idval of petiection ‘thas teu reached tu ele peice of rot ‘itty. ‘and ont ion. ash, Dslbiabey of tome, dura. Nine The an net be rt. ak a the come mt ienprowerietts of weal valtog, Untrwby. ttuprowine the tones making the kench SSunpeibetis, nnd callsncing the outward apponctane = Don't make any arrangements to buy till you have een theve super) Instrumente Yon can save with «a from $0 to $130, and Hf yon desire to disposeof «. Square Piano we will allow you full value for it im ex- change. Special fhetory prom for cash, and eaay monthly time paywents WAREKOOMS, 422 NINTH STREET. ALLET. DAVIS & CO™S GREAT SPhc Prices HL SUMNE GR INE “DPCKES GH RUBN, So) . 407 10ch street mw. re KEANICH & RACH AND STILE, t Act NY receive the Itiebeat Praise from all. wi * a, and Galiy’s Amtamatio Musical. In strumienta arcssiieally play. their oWm mutase atG WILD & ive." Menu Wareroanan Teh steer tacthwewe ile saison. Spectal attentl Te Pon for rent tuning snd repat Soser T. Niwa € Th Street Northwest, PIANOS AND ORGANS F ALL THE LEADING MALS Instruments eany tus anthly fale rented Alarve and ol ant stock to mlect from, Ail the popular Musical Publications of theds ‘The Buest selection of S-cout Masicin the city. es fost iia Piston. “Tanne cront, above La. ave resus. “ api ana? : = CoE . -C Sreca& Co. Eaensos.& Bavsd Co LIANOS SITCOR & WINTE AND KIIBATE. onawa Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired tuned, boxed, fcr rut ty days weeks haunt Cryear, bent appbied it purciased Buubetock vi de. Aunic HENRY BERBACH, 915 F STREET, moy7l__ Manaeing Partner of the tate tiem ot Flin te WOOD AND COAL CN OFFICE Av Pr NORTHWPAT m tor Coal, Wood and AVE Iwona di © pleased to reenive v e Wood” Having nex. | rd facthities for bam 1, Lam prepared to sell a» low we any OE, 1 cuarantes first-class Coal abd 8 ton 4 Stowe Wood at eottonn prices. Ts eromptly delversd. JOHN MILLER, Foot of 6th strect southwest. Woon TER ges ma | Hae lot of Rakere ree, COD. atne, feral mint 00 ert qual Ter dotentic tists all which weutler at lowest suas ine Lie attention of commumers is reqpectiully invited .+ sa dinpecull of our stock. STEPHENSON & BhO., Fehset, wham 22th stand Pa awa Wow 1 What Com A: mis Coun. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD TARDe ‘Twellth and Water streets southwest ‘ ERANCH YARDS AND OFFiCES 3509 F street northwos 23651 Tthstrvet northwest: 274 Fennaylvanis avenue northwest; 202: 9th strevt northwest; Commer 4 and K etivets northwest. 121 Pennsyivania avenue soutiweat, TANGEST PRIVATE KATLKOAD YARD SOUTR K EXTENSIVE WHALV bs ehving sur ase HL ct alt kin CUAL DELIVELYD OX CARS DIRECT FROM THE MANES INTO OU YARD. We Aon} only in best qualities of ANTHRACTTE ant BITUMINOUS COAL All kinds of WOOD, eitherin the stick or prepared: ‘order, at ur factory. (LEAN COAL, PULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE senuti Weliverids aud Sines a dow as Fuel an, vrs wr MEDIC M ADAME DE FOREST REMEDY NE dies. All female complaints quickly curd. Can be snr dy se bss leet rtd i art REM ANB BE MISE on, mre sees re to me nd nese Beet Faget tye i etna cate of toe mai an an doen no thie {Oistorease by De BHOTMSIGS, Aut ie. vane by Dr. BRO ru init” RaMUL 1. WALKU, Nokary P it. ROBERTSON, THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL FOR La no change, vat 436 © atroot Pig attiet. con wand experiance wil dustity your waiting to consult hin on thaw dayo8 sa ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE of Deuiual Weakuees, 3 Te inparts vigor mnath cure any bility and systan, 9060 Bea. and AS Batreet sc given ke partivular atte ime of all forui of 7" Diw aw,” particularly that of cet, For Over 37 year. went dna BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT etublinba Ladien, you gan confidently cousuit Dr BLOTHE. 5, 900 8st’ aw. Particular attention eid to all diseacs peculiar to Indies, married or eingie All irrarulariti-s. and ora rian trouble treated 62alourd, with Kind eficie.. tiures furue © WAS NEVE DE. BROTHERS ts the oldest Vertising Ladies’ Physician in this oli Only reliable Ladies’ Puyxician it the ‘comenlted dail ef Petuneyivan fen cs. Shel ma oll etreets AL vialats a . Sweat, Cornequn dence aud consulta Conldential. eparate sums 106 indie “Ushio Rewewed Wosand Tio dp. ere imour! evene, niret a aay Avie ORGAN yucky eared MIELE METHOD. Adopted in all'the HOMPITALS OF FRANCE. Promot return ie Casey 28 Be Sewer: cy CIVIALY REMEDIAL ck. antl ENNYROY AL PILLS. —CHICHESTER’S ENGLISIL ‘are the only genuine. For full particalars inclose four cent stamps to Chicl ‘Chemical Company, No, 2013 Madi, juare, Philadelphia, Pa any 10-28 DODDS NERVINE No, 2-4 PERMAN Deere ete shee ee ality camer ty indintetto eaten he $12 Pamphlet tre. ‘Fulton street, New ¥ ty Sold ut STANDIFOHD'S St, Cloud Pharmacy, eoruer Mh and Fatreets, Price @L a weak so, early decay, los of mesphnoa. nl will wad re ‘De that will Cure you, FEEL OF CHARGE. This reat remedy wan discover by a tuiasonary 8” Sour Gmvrica, Send ecli-eddeesoed titelope to hi, SOMEPIE T-INMAN, station D, New York coh tathik Diteswaof Blood ‘acctiog’ Turost. Now and ‘ een edectin Boia xr ard Cio inaemsy shad Feteecia “Price 82 Bent by nual sealed audé-m PAE EXPERT SPROTALL Ein orden i ne