Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1885, Page 8

AL OFFICER, 2, 1885, 11 am. cooler fair ming variable, ring worth LOO for 752, tains worth ing about 6 shop, 414 euished he- rning in an numer t thelr treet ug from 3 se Satteen, 1 Percale ab st. between Halbriggan ers, at 235 where out eitown; 1427 3 > optician, ter fel consult woney, Henry Promptly aitended to, Frxe Protos, Kets ‘THE finest and 1109 Pa. ave. kies are to be had at Cl 1 Street northwest, <ent outof the city who the coming fall will send to B. H. Warner, 916 F street Fepect he will send them his weekly rent sf containing full information as to houses he aa for rent Tae Great SaLgot dry goods at 908 7th st st will close very shortly. See auction oun CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. it, about 9 o'clock, while Maggie an actress, was sitting in the drexs- foom at the Theater Comique, her dress fire from a gas jet. The flames were put it by Jenny Hart, but not before Miss Ham- had received slight burns abont the body. ‘The consecration of the Rev. Jeremiah O’Sul- of St. Peter's chureh, In this city, to the oprie of Mobile, Ala, will take plaice here on Sunday, Sept. 20. A lien has been filed azainst Iots 9.10, 11 and ‘Square 276, for $115 for work done on the cs ist church, colored. | a jerrick yesterday made a decree ap- pontine Mrs, Helen W. Burnside the commit- ‘of James 0. P. Burnside on her filing of a bond for $500. ‘Yesterday, fifteen young Indians arrived here from Arkansas City, en rome to the Indian school at Hampton, Va. They spent the day Visiting objects of interest in and about the etty, and left by boat in the afternoon. ‘The Washington light infantry corps will Jeave Cape May f .y morning, and is expected to arrive here at § o'clock Mon: day evening. See notice of Sanday excursion of W. W. Cor- coran. Lieut. Kelly was handed by a friend this morning $10 for the children of Officer J. J. Gorman. The divorce case of Margaret F. Capit ‘by complainant'ssolicitor, Carl August Halliz, fled May 11th last was continued to-da; Amusement: Forp’s Orera Hovse. Ing gave a public rehearsal of his reconstructed iv-Ho,” for the benefit of the press and others, at Ford’s Opera House last night. The Play has been condensed and strengthened Since it was seen here last season, and is now mueb above the average of border dramas both fm dramatic interest and literary merit. Mr. Downing’s impersonation of Hank Monk is an honest, manly piece of work, and he was last night greeted with much warmth by the audi- ence. Mr. J. A. Jannus makes an excellent gentlemanly viliain. Tevealed the trained voice. Miss Nelly Cox, as Betty, Possession of a sweet'and well Miss Florence White's Rosic is jor. “Tally-Ho™ will s all of next week. ALBAUGH'S Opera Horse.—It is announced that Gilbert & Sullwan’s latest joint prodi tion, “The Mikado,” will be presented for the first'time in Washington, at Albaugh’s Opera House on Monday evening. The company which isnow doing it at the Academy of Music, Baltimore, heeded by Miss Mary Beebe and Lewis De Lange, will present it here, with specially provided costumes and stage setting. CoMIQUE SUMMER GARDES.—The manaze ment of this house is preparing for next week another of those light, but entertaining sum- mer bdills of fan the patrons of the house have found so ptable during the warm sea nes satisfactory. ‘The regular dra- Matic season a: Herzog Will ope on Monday, Katherine Rogers in Master.” Tue Dixe McsevM.—This popular honse will Teopen on Monday nexi with an unusually strong array of at as. The famous Minco ape of pante earin “Hampty Dampir? anc Pesides, a variets Dill, int-oduei £¥ pec hasbeen thoroughly reno cation. Bteveur Races py Carcrew ie. The museam ed during the va- < AGHT.—At Athletic park, Monday night, at S o'clock, there Will be a series of novel and’exciting races be- tween a numberof noted bicyclists, including Stwenty-mile race between John Brooks aud W. M. Woodside, and a five. Higham on a trievcle and on a bieycle. Higham has lowered the twenty-mile world’ record on the tricycle, and will try to lower the five-mile record of the same machine. Marrrace Licewses.—Marrlsge__Heenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Frederick H. Bartiett and Mary Gunter, both of Baltimore; Ruifin Robinson, of King and Va., and Gracie Robinson; Wm. ‘ole ‘and’ Maria Vaughn, ef London, England; Simon Dresdner, of Brooklyn, and Eisenmann, ———— race betwee tan, 0. Brooklyn, i 8; Metropolitan, 6. ——— A ScriwMack ix Marmex Laxe—Sadie Jones, a colored resident of Maiden Lane, in South Washington, was seen yesterday talking toa policeman, and when she went back into the alley one of her con,panions accused her of betng the “poilceman’s pet.” This she did not like, and angry words paced between the:n, until Sadie Jones and Lou Blickburn besan hting. Elsie Dusenbe: ate Goose, and iy Lewsbaw made w futile attempt to sepa gate them. Lethur Nelson, a bind man, Baally separated th nt Martha struck Nel: fon ia the head with a brick. Martha and Sadie ‘were arrested and taken before Judze Mills to ay. Sadie was fled $5 aud Martha $10, —— A Trrrr’s Nover. @ark yevgerd —Shortly before red man, pamed Wr. Spuavanton. went e rear of of John H. Brook in South Washington, with apiece of seantiing, with wilich th. ul extending from the fence to the buck porch, some clothes were hanging. The men tipped inchtly across the scantling and had gotten possession of an overcoat worth $20, whea Mr. Rroaks am Berd at the re tened them Of he gave c -s of “thies x crowd jot use and Officer Constan- tine can’ His companion ex b the Pol.ce Court Jobn- son 7 harse of Linceny and Wes hoot 325060 daysia jail, He took the 60 days. —___ ‘Tire MH axnsome Corraces being erected on Ken eet, near Wh y avenue and 14th jalists, are rapidly ap- aad eight or ten more Pat ouee, some of whlch will be ses 1s of neatness and ed to be sold direet cars, ashore last atly appre- vex of the rth of this announced st eoach=$ 2 OF ladies, yor Atan- Mey Ing Washing. Washington Light May. from firemen of est brands of rre, bourbow | ir. Robert L. are @ARSMEN GET A DUCKING. The Close of the Old Point Regatta— ‘The Columbias Win the Gig Race. The Old Point regatta at Fortress Monroe was conoladed yesterday. There were but two en- tries in tite Face for the senior singles, Monihan fair | 80d Nowland, of the Albany Rowing Club. Monthan won by alength. In the senior tout pared «bell race the Petersburg, Rappahannock, Elizabeth’ and Norfolk crews contested, and the race was won by the Petersburg by a length. ‘The water was very rough and both the Norfolk and Elizabeth crews met with mishaps. The senior four-oared gig race for the Hygela cup ‘was rowed in very rough water. The starters were the Norfolk Gymnasium Club, Prince, how: Shaughnessy, fuller, Zogart, stroke, Rhea, coxswain; Columbia Boat Club, of Wash- lngton, Snyder, bow; Wade; Kintner, Young, stroke, and Smith, coxswain, The race was very even for the first quarter of a mile, when the Columbia crew began to pullahead. The Norfolk's gig shipped @ good deal of water, and before a mile hi been rowed their boat went literally to pieces, and the five men were left floundering in deep water. The referee's boa: which was following, hastened to give relief anc took two of the men on board. e other three fastened a line to the femains of their shell and were towed to the wharf clinging to the debris, ‘The Colombias meanwhile rowed over the course and were declared the winners. After falshing and turning to go tothe boat the Columbia boat was’ also swamped by swell from the sea, and the crew was rescued ‘aboat from a light-house tender near at ‘The cup was presented to the winners by Mz. J. C. Carroll, of Norfolk, in a neatspeech. | The Washington oaramen returned to this city | today. The victorious crew of the Washington | Row.ng Club were banqueted at Kennedy's last night by the members of the club. wom ch IN CAMP ON THE BEACH. The W. L. I. Corps Entertained st the Stockton—The Trip to the Break- water. Correspondence of Tre EVENING STAR. Care May, N. J. August 21, The military ball and reception at the Stock- ton last evening was one of the grandest and Most enjoyable features of the encampment, At precisely nine o’clock the corps marched. | into the spacious dining room of the Stockton where a reception was held), headed by Wil- zon Post band, After the soldier boys were 2-vwn ap in line, Col. John I. Rogers, Judge ©0n the staff of Gov. Pattison, of Penn- 4, made the welcoming address. The ‘was most eloquent and appropriate. <a compliments paid to the infantry by ker were appreciated by all who were ‘e enough to be present. Col. Moore ro- sponded to Col. Rogers in one of his usual ba) speeches, After the corps cheer was given the battalion broke ranks, and then commenced the pleasure of the evening. The reception and floor committees were untiring in their efforts to make the boys feel at home. It has been | unanimously voted on all sides that the ball Was the most successful held here this season, The infantry to-day visited the Delaware break- water on the steamer Republic, and as the sea was very rough, Dr. Leach had.bis hands full daring the passage attending the sea-sick. Capt. Sonn "3. ‘Miller arrived thfs afternoon. Com: ny B was at the depot in force to weleomé ‘im. ‘The commanding officers of the corps will attend acomplimentary dinnerat the Chalfonte Saturday. a Excursions and Picnics. The merchants’ excursion to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe is advertised to leave on the Lady of the Lake at 11 o'clock this evening, connecting at Norfolk with @ special train for Virginia Beach—The first excursion of St. Aloysius Branch of the Catholic Knights of | America will go to Leonardtown, Md., on the Thompson, leaving at 11 o'clock to-night and returning at 10 o'clock to-morrow night.—— The Grace M. E. church will give a moonlight excursion on the Corcoran Monday evening to IndianHead and return. The boat will leave hart at 6 p.m.—The steamer Mary Washing- ton will make her usual trip down the river to- morrow afternoon, jeare Bae Nore at three ¢'cloci. —The fourth special excursion to Cape May over the B. & P. KR. will leave the 6th street station at ten o'clock this evening — fhe sieara packetExcelsior will make her regu- Sunday trip to the Great Falls and Cabin John to-morrow.—The steamer Coreoran leaves every Monday morning at ten o'clock for Marshali Halland Glymont.—The Arrow- smith takes an excursion to Marshall Hall every Saturday evening, leaying her wharf at 6:30 p.m.—tThe steamer Law makes dally trips, except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, to Chapel Point, leaving ber wharf at 8:30 a.m. ——tThe steamer Corcoran makes a special Sun- Gay trip to Marshall Hall, leaving her wharf at 10 a.m. and returning at3.— Columbia Lodge, No. 10, 1.0.0.F., wiifgive a select excursion to '- Cedar Point on the Armenia on Monday, Bist. The boat will leave her wharf ai m., raturning at 9 p.m. The committee toimake the excursion one of the pleas- autest of the season.—Louls. Naecker's orches- t willigive a picnic at Guethler’s Park on ionday.- There will be prize bowling. ‘The District Wire Service. SUPERINTENDENT MILES RECOMMENDS TIAT THE WIKES BE PLACED UNDRRGROUND. The District Commissioners have: recelved a. letter trom Superintendent Miles, of the Dis- | triet telephone und telegraph service, stating that he has matured a plan for placing the wires .d that the cost will be $25,000, for which he recommends an appropriation at the next session of Congress. This will pro- vide for the laying underground of all trunk lines now on poles running from headquarters along Datreet to 13th, and along 13th tots | along L street to 17th street, and along 17 | Matrect northwest, and to’ include such side as totake in all signal boxes and instru- Ops menis within about three squares on both sides of suid line or route, and which shall bring in ail the wires west and southwest of 17th and M streets. In his estimates for the next year Mr. Miles recommends the addition of three re- palrmen and two laborers to. the present force, maxing the cost of the service as follows: One general superintendent, $1,600; oneelectrictan, $1,200; two telegraph operators at $1,000 each, $2,000; three telephone operators at 3600 each, $1,800; three repalr mem at 2720 each, 2,160; two laborers at $400 each, $800. Total, for salaries, $9,560. For general supplies, $losd; 1s ail $20,000. Mr. Miles, surgests that Srinting telegraph Instruments should be used tor ail police business instead of tele- hones, for the reason that such business can be“done cheaper and. more satistactorlly: 1a many respecta by telegraph. He advises the purchase of twenty printing ‘telegraph instra- ments tor the police lines at a cost of $2,000. eases Will Stay at All Souls’ Charch. To the Editor of the EVENING STAR: ‘Will you kindly give publicity tothe fact that, contrary to the published reports, the Rev. Rush BR. Shippen, pastor of All Souls’ church, has not accepted a call to Newport or elsewhere. | iets expected that the church will be reopened at the close of the summer vacation, the third Sunday of September, by Mr. Shippen, and that during the winter his congregation will have the additional pleasure of hearing course of sermons by at least ten of the best known and most eminent divines of the Unitarian church. BERNARD R. GREEN, Chairman Board of Trustees, THE CoNcert Ix THE WHITE House Gxovxns.—Following 1s the program to be ren- dered at the marine band’s concert at the White House grounds this afternoon: Caprice, “The n's Ride,” Ellenberg; Song, “The Lost Chord,” (by request.) Sullivan: Collocation, “Orpheus,”” Offenbach; Valse, “SeeSaw,” (by request,) Crowe: Overture, “William Tell.” request.) Rossint; gems from the works of Sulll- Yan, Introducing “The Martyr of Antioch,” “Triat by Jury,” “Pirates,” “I'm Called Little Buttercup,” Chlonel’s Song trom “Patience,” guintette from “ Patience,” duet trom “Princess ida,” “Carefully on Tiptoe Stealing,” from “Ping ‘ore;” Sentry's Song from.“ Iolanthe:” “The Distant Shore," and finale first act ot #folanthe:” Characteristic Fantasia, “Gy; Life,” Le Thiere; Morning, “In the Weeds” Polacca; La Zingara, “Shant D'Arrono” and *“Tarenielle.” ————— SUSPECTED.—Alice Way was arrested this morning by Detective Block on suspicion of stealing a pocket-book containing $4.16 and two pawn tickets from Miss Jeunie Hall, an employe of the government printing office, who was staying at the Forrest house. She’ was committed to jail until Tuesday in default of pail, when her case will be tried. —+—_— Sue CALLED THE Witxess A LtAR.—Caspar Herbert, the keeper of @ grocery store on the correr Of 6th and 8 streets northwest, was charged in the Police Court this morning with Keeping an unlicensed bar. John Ainsworth testified that on several occasions he went in Herbert's store and got drinks with money fur: nished him by officer Rhodes. On one occasion, said Mr. Herbert’s daughter waited on him: our honor, this man Is a liar,” said Miss Her- bert.and the judge reminded her that fora. Utioh of the offensive language she would be ‘ind Sorts" was tinposeds BEE: Call foo tbo, By ‘was tra) 4 fendant, noted an appeal. ROWBERIES: of Derry, N. H., rej teolgctet eupf ie gnatadtar tat oy aoe und letters.—John E. Nel 2, “pt Murray's, 239 North Murray's, 3 Capitol street, reports that toh with plated chain and a Smith Weston revolver, Valued at §50.——Adam au before lust his shop was ent mies basement window and that boots, avore taken,—Charles Entwisle, of Uniontown, reports stolen from his stateroom on the steamer Arrewsmilth’a palr of trowsers worth W. ‘A. Wilson, of 13D street northwest reper thathetween 5 and 6 o'clock this morning, ‘rile absent from home, there was, taken from hk ket sil atch, worth Bre 8. Barnes, of 322 C wigeet northwest re. slit umbrella, valued at $3. Pannorsi—' auctioneer, THE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP. Arrangements for the Sunday Services _ Late Arrivals at the Camp. Correspondence of Txs Evexrxe Stan, ‘The devotional services of camp meeting are daily increasing in earnestness and interest. Though only a handful of visitors were to be seen at the Grove yesterday the services were ‘well attéhded and very impressive, Dr. Har mon preached stile m. At 2:30 p. m. the children were instructed by Rev.Harry France, and s delightful song service was conducted by Prof. Spurrier, At the same hour a consecra- tion meeting was held at the canvas Taber- nacle. The young peoples’ meeting at 6:30 last evening, addressed by Rev. John Shively, was interestii ests for Rea torre gate le service several knelt at the altar, Rev. Mr. Ryland, of the 12th street church, made a stirring appeal, There was a service for the colored people at their tent on Grove avenue, at 8 O'clock. Mrs. Burris conducted the meet- anacagt ie mates Pe Dr. Edwards will preach the. morning Sermon to-day. Dr.Richard Norris came tocamp ye F. ARWANGEMENTS FOR SUNDAY. ‘The program for to-morrow’s servicé fs very attractive. Dr. L. F. Morgan will preach at 11 m. The entrance gates to the circle will close at about 11:15, and one-quarter of an hour before each service on Sunday. ‘The afternoon sermon willbe by Dr. M.F.B. Rice. At the same hour Major Hall wiil conduct the prayer service at Grove avenue tabernacle. ‘A called meeting of the execntive committee was held at the tabernacle last night, at which arrangements for the Sabbath were completed. Some violations ofthe Sabbath law were re- Ported, and steps were taken to prevent their Teourrence. The detective force will be in- ¢reased. Abundant supplies have been Inid in. An immense concourse of people from ali quarters is confidently expected. PERSONAL. ‘Miss Jennie Smith, the well-known raflroad evangelist, will visit the encampment as the guest of Mrs. Jas. W. Somerville,on Grove avenue, and remain over Saturday and Sun- day. Her visit, is for rest solely, not for labor. —Rev. John Shively will leave the camp to- morrow forenoom.— Among the artivals ferday were Col. Wm. Kilgour, Mr. h Waters, county: Mr, Earnest Sharer and Mr. Edward Smith, Washington; Mr. John Higgins and Edward Peter, Rock vill ee Improving the City. HANDSOME BUILDINGS JUST COMPLETED OR ABOUT TO BE ERECTED, Mr. R. Goldschmid has built a row of four handsome houses on 15th street, between Mas- sachusetts avenue and N street. ‘There is a cel- lar under each house and adining room and kitchen on the basement floor, parior and sit- ting rooms on the first floor, two larze cham- bers and bath room on the second floor, and four chambers on the third floor. A high is left under the roof over the third floor, and the roof of the bay window affords protection against heat and cold. ax well ‘as providing ex- cellent ventilation. ‘The houses are constructed in a most substanilal manner and with every precaution. make them healthy and com- table. y are fitted with all the modern improvements, open fireplaces, hard wood inan- tels, with tied hearths and facings, and are heated by furriaces located In cellars, Crystal chandeliers of latest desizn have Leen hung in the rooms. Mr. C. A. Didden is the architect, and Mesars. Emmert & Helsley are the builders, ‘The total cost is about $25,000, exclusive of the ground. The new structure between this row and the one at the corner of Massachusetts ave- bue is intended as astudio for Gen. Starring, who owas the corner house. The cost is about $7,000. It was designed and built by the same architect and builders that coustructed Mr. Goldschmid’s new houses, A handsome bullding for store and dwelling Warpors, has J been completed at No. 1333 4th street, near Rhode Island avenue, for Mr. A. Heitmulter, The store is 25 by 90 feet, 14 feet high, and has a large cellar, The shelving, cases and coupters have been made after spic- cial designs, The second and third stories have been arranged for separate flats. Mr. 0. A. Did- den is the arckitect, and Mr. J.B. Williamson "6 lot fastag’McPhet 15% street, jot facing McPherson square, on 15% stree! near K, is to be improved by a house for Mra. Mary Nimmo, for whieh designs have been prepared by Mr. Wm. Bruce Gray, archi- tect. The building will be in the style of the French renaiasance and will present a pletur. esque appearance. The width of the Int ts twenty-gight feet, giving opportunity tcr a spactoufentrance hall and doorway. The front 18 emphasized by slight projection, with an oriel window on the second floor, the whole sur- iounies bya hie pliched sloping gable. The plan {s arranged to have the two parlors en Suite, staircase hall, dining room with butlers’ Ree. and la ry on the first floor, and itehen and laundry, &c., in the baxement, On the second floor, in the rear of the building, will bea handsome ‘and spacious library, octagon shaped, with stationary book cases and wood mantles. The rest of the upper floors will be used as bed chambers, geek Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary Van Wyck Church to Bessie McClelland Greene, lot 14, 6q. 165; $10,575. D. M. Oden to P. Me- Kim, ‘lots 21 and 22, 99. 102; $1,200. E. J. Hitlto M. B. Mayfield, 'lot 50, <q. 69; $3,500. Fannie E. Seawell to’ J. H.' Darnellie,” lot 104, sq. 623; $1.400. J. H. Darneille to W. B. Johnson. same property: $1,700. W. L. to Gfeenville Lowis, lot 14, aq. 275; $2,350. SGaeeet to. T. Bunlo; tok 47, Georgetown; How Mr. Barrett EXPecreD TO MAKE Good His “Loss.—To-day Wm. Barrett was arraigned in the Police Court asa suspicious character, having been arrested by Officer Penny. He stated to the court that he had come here trom Cumberland, where he had been robbed of $325, and he expected to bu counterfeit coin here snd sell it to make up his ‘He was sent to the farm for 90 days. ——— Alexandria Affairs. ‘Reported for THE EVENING STAR, Scnoot IxettroTe.—The colored public school institute, which has been in session for a week ‘at Lee school, closed to-day. It has been cou- ducted by a committee of the teaciers—Messrs, Panke, Madella, Lampkins, and Miss Sarah A. Gross,’ The superintendent has given daily les sons for the week on “Methods of Teaching English.” Prof. Spencer, of Washington, gave some lessons on the teaching of penmanship. Prinetpal R.L, Carne gave daily talks in school management and various points in teaching. Prof. Newby paves talk on the practica! ‘appl: cation of mat matics, filustrated by the work ofsurveying in gcity, iaving out town lots dc. Superintendent Grunwell, of the county, was in attendance during a portion of the time. ‘The teachers’ committee gave talks and illustra- Hons, provided for the query box and answered queries. The institute na pleasant and peel one, i ee ft joTes.—The August term of the corporation court, Judge Sangster, will begin at the Colume bus street courthouse on Monday next. Its business will be chiefly matters of probate and elvil Jurisdiction.—There is some talk of ask- ing the authorities to establish an inspectorship of provisions here. Once all green groceries were sold in market, and the clerk of the mar- ket was sufficient Inspector. Now, however, they arenold every where,with noguard agains! stale and unwholesome matter. -The Alexan- dria base ball club has returi Norfolk, Portsmouth, Hampton, Suffolk, &c.— Ness Penn, held here forstealing fruit in Wash- ington, has been dismissed, on habeas corpus, by Judge Meade.—Mr. George Washington will be the day storekeeper, with a salary of 84 per day, at 's new distillery, near this Riace, and a night storekeeper will be appointed, . John Powell, of Fairfax, will be made gauger of the distitiery.—The Norfolks, of that city, will play the Alexandrias at the base ball ‘grounds here this afternoon. —— °C. 8. A of the Framingh: bank, of Framfughaim, Mase, hes ten ered Be ROVAL BB x NN ON AGG PPP Oi Veer a7 ‘This Powder never varies A marvel 6fpartiy, strength and wholesomeness. More écononitcal than the opdinary kinds, and cannot he sold in competition with the multitude of low testa, short weight, alumor Phosphate powdera Gorp oNLY mr caxe Bova, ‘Baxrme FowDER Co. 106 Wall street, BLY. aps ae ties bate Edward Bat ‘well-knot ‘colored about fifty-five youre oF see, iving ‘at No, S411 Q strech fall ‘a porch. earl ‘listance of about alx feet, ig epee So head. Howse remsoved ‘oer 5 "8 jenterday “afternoon. mnysicians state Uist his accident is of such serious nature that may not recover, "orks Mr. Horatio Cropley, well-known cltizen, seventy years of age, was taken to the insane’ asylum yesterday afternoon—The sidewalks on 32d ‘street are in a bad condition, and the business n hope that some action glesred this morning with 950 tons of coal for ton. GRAIN Recerrrs—Canal boat Maryland ar- rived with 2,000 bushels of wheat for Hartley Bros. ‘A Susscrrerion RAIsED.—A number of rest- e lad Fran! WI s the life of his companion. The deceased bore & good reputation among the persons in the piace. | TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT] A. M—Great Falls, temperature, 80; con- ition, 20. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 80; condition at connection, 8; south connection, 96. Distributing reservolr, tem- rature, 80; candition at influent gatehouse, Yercondition at effluent gatehouse 1a, High tides in the river to-day at 4:42 a m. and 5:26 p. m. 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Ayer's Ague Cure is a far more potent preventive und remedy, with che advantace of leaving in the body n0 Poison to produce dizziness, deainess, headache, and other disorders, The proprietors wa: rant it, 7 OUNG, OLD, AND MIDDLE-AGED, ALL EX- perience the wonderful beneficial effects of Ayer’a Sarsaparilla, Young children sutfering from sore eyes, Sore ears, scaid head, or with auy serofulous oF syphi- Utic taint, may be made healthy and strong by its use, auls ters, with 308 Scotch edge, only ‘7th street, four doors and sar oo above L ‘The Cheapest Place In the olty to buy Silver Plated Ware ts at the tore, 705 and 707 Market 20-th,s,talm Best lity Blue, White and Gray el Shirts at Auerbach’s Bic penne Se AOS ISS I Was Cared of Kidney Complaint by th of Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy. H.W. Olmstead, Proof Header, Tnaisnse ais er Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottk Rye Whlaky, Destin the world for eee sane t Ordersby mall, McGee's, 9th, near Det eters RAs Br CALOIUM GETS FAST TIME! RECORDS BROKEM ATHLETIO PARK, CORNER 9TH AND 8 8TS, MONDAY NIGHT, August 24, at 8o'clock. AMERICAN RECORDS TO BE BEATEN. ‘Twenty-mile Race between JOHN BROOK pion of Pennsyivania, and W. at WOODSTDE Chae ion of Ireland. A purse of $100 to be given if the Kiterican record is Beaten. © = Five-mile Race—Bicycle va. Tricycle—H. W. HIG- Fighage wil Gtistapi to boat he Wane teense Record of 16 min. 25 sec. Half-mile Heat Handicap—M’lle Armaind pion Lady Bicyeliss, ve, T, W. lek, of Chicags’ ‘One Mile Handicap between Louise Armatndo, Harry Higham, John Brooks, Wm. M. Woodside and 'T. W. Eek, and other events. ‘These will be the first Races given tn Washington at night, thus giving all an opporcunity. to. wiuess Chess celebiated Wi e: i ‘Admission only 25 cts, Stand 26 cts extra, Bova’ Octs. Gutes open at 7o'clock. _ au22 2 EU: ‘Pennsylvania ave., near 11th st, GRAND OPENING, COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 24TH, Ryery Afterngon ad Niabt Dutlig Week. Everything New, atiracti Beautifal, calcula- ted to delight the Ladies, Juvenilesand Family parues, ‘The great MIACCO'S New Mammoth HUMPTY-DUMPTY PANTOMIME, ‘with Tricks, Lilusions and Transformations most won- derful. The Famous Clown, AL Miacco, as Humpty- Dumpty. fi ae ‘SPLENDID SPECIALTY COMPANY. Performers, ‘The Best and Most Complete Show in America, See MUSEUM DEPARTMENT. ‘The Great Automatic Show. Over One Thousand Moving “Figures. ‘ike Searons-Spring, Summer, Aotumn, and Winter, from Berlin. This exbinition alone is ‘worth double the charge ot admission, and should be setn by every family in Washington. [tis simply beautiful “Adinission to all only 10 cents, Re- ‘served seats 20 ceats. it FFOR”s OveRA HOUSE WEEK OF AUGUST 24. ‘Matinees Wednesday und Saturday. Engagement of Washington's Favorite, ROBERT L. DOWNING, In the new version of Joaquin Mi'ler’s Drama, “TALLY HO,” Andthe popular Farce, “A Regular Fix.” Assisted by a company of well-known ability. Monday eveni mir performance, 100 formance sf Sr, Downkag as Hank itouk. | PO ‘Toestay—Benefit of K.of P. Wednesday—Benefit of L 0. 0. F. Thureday—Benefit of Emmet Guarda, BOX OFFICE OPEN, aul9-10t (AL?AtGirs GRAND OPERA HOUSE Every Evening No Matinee, JEANNIE WINSTON AS DONNA SUANITA, S_ Next Week—-THE MIKADO, aul@ IRY CASTLE PARK, MT, PLEASANT. fue D.C. Boor.fand committee will give theln next entertainment, “Lady Aud ey’s Secret,” concludi with davelng, Thursday, Aug. 27th 1583, Tickets 206, AL ENS & Bi Brentano Bros, and Naimn's drug store. auld-im Casz Parces For Dry Goons. SELLING OFF DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS slightly soiled, at less than cost, LAWNS, 6c; NUN’S VEILING, 150. RLACK CASHMERES, (very cheap), all pure wool, double width, 37%c. gBLACK SILKS at actual cost price, 60, 62,75, 870, 1. Weare selling an excellent BLACK SILK at 75c, really worth $1, COLORED SILKS, 60c., 62c., 75¢. (Ope SUMMER GARDEN. GAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY FOR THIS WEEK OF THE FAMOUS KANAKA TROUPE, Also JAMES REILLY, JERRY HART, ANDY AMAN and MILLIE EVERETT, Come Once, You'll Come Againt alpur Reuinees iuesday, Thursday and Saturday, BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, (actual cost) $1.50; real value $2. COLORED BROCADE SILK VELVET, (actoal cost) $1.50; real value $2, NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, two yards and ‘a half wide, actual cost 250. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all pure wool, $1.50. COLORED SILK VELVET, $1. BLACK SILK VELVET, $1. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BARGAINS! BARGANS! BARGAINS! Handsome BROCADE FALL DRESS GOODS cheap at 26c,, reduced to 12%4c. STRICTLY CASH PRICES, CARTERS ‘Til MARKET SPACE, ‘Near 7th Steet, ‘What remaineth then to tell? Allis well that endeth well. So Tuer Say. THEY, THE PEOPLE, SAY 48 HOW ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, hhas worked wonders im waging successful warfare sguinst trickery, chicanery and cunning—a treacher- ‘ous combination which “reaped where it had notsown ‘and gathered where it had not strewn.” Tust a look the strife 80 THEY SAY. ‘They, the people, say a8 HOW ‘They will with one voice and one accord rally to the support of uD, Who the good work first bes Adter ana his ‘And ag w prelude to the ruder gale, will all attend 1M ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE. A simple declaration of our proposed principle ot conducting business~‘just a look.” as it were, and “the ‘strife began;” howlings and mutterings of disapproval and discontent were heard from DEALERS oxy on very side, The success which attended the adoption ‘and faithful carrying out of the principle settled upon wrought jealousy in their hearts And fanned the flame of discor ‘Untiloa villainous mischief bent they sought todistarb the even tenor of our way by @ vile, viclovs, malicious and fraudulent course which, fm tbe rebound, will catch and crush them; in the meanwhile they are doing the . KUSSING while we are selling the KLOTHING. ‘What rematneth then Allis well that endeth ADLER’S to tell? ‘well, ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, (927 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Corner Massachovetia avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICK, ‘Sar Open evenings unt 9: Saturdays wit 12.7 1,000 GENUINE SEERSUCKER coATS VEBTG,all the latest patterns, $1.97 for Ome cad S@-Adier’s Ten Per Cent Clothing House hae NO A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, _ CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic. pESPF-The most Nutritive and strength-giving * 5 TRON-(Pyrophosphate)—The great remedy to Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. ‘This preparation has proven to be exceedingly valo- ‘able for the cure of NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNESS, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. And all derangements consequent upon over taxed mind and body. In fact, it gives tone to all the physical functions, and buoyancy to the spirits PREPARED BY HANDY & Cox, 148 N. HOWARD STREET BALTIMORE, MD. Buazoama Burov BARGAINS: ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS, Men's Hand-sewed TIES. Strap or Button, for $4.50 ir; former price $6.00, ene i Watt, OR FONDS, $4.95, per pale former Ee ote in goods we have one of the largest assort- ments to be found In. RE Gur Ladies $2.00 CURACOA KID BOX TOR, BUN For$2-b0 ne can give yous fine BOX TOR or COM. Mon eenae bo! nice them to givesatisinction. Wor $3.00 WS can a ee ea ala Yad] es fine’ GURACD, XID} ‘hand-sewed, Ia dies Sng CURACOM ELD MEWPORT TIES, hand- Ladjes’ fine CURACOA KID BUTTON, hand-sowed, ' fine FRENCH EID OXFORDS, handsewed, ine FRENCH KID EDISON, handeewed, fue FRENCH CLOTE-TOP EDISON, Lonia 2 Sine PRENGH EDISON, Louls XVheel, 95,00, axp A& LARGE VARIETY OF MISSEY AND CHIL DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS. ‘Also, a fall line of Ladies’ and Misses? White Operaa, WM. H. RICH, ONE-PRICE SHOE STORE, ‘717 Market Space, ‘Weclose st § p.m.,Saturdaysexcepted. v1 SCHLITES we: ASK FOR IE SAM'L 0. PALMER, Aopen Dor: 2836 20 et Kerth ee heelmen, ‘The Track will be illuminated. | ‘VIRGINIA BEACH AND CAPES, AT THE LOW BATE OF $1.50 ‘ROUND TRIP, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, FOR THE Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves 6th street wharf at 6:20 p.m. ‘Tiekets limited to 150—for sale st Drew's, Standi- ford’s, Nairn's, and Cropley's Drug Stores. TICKETS AND STATEROOMB AT ELLIS’ MUSIC STORE, 987 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 9022-7 Me VERNON SEMINARY, 21200 axp 1104 M Sraxer N.W, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME | $130. AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. ‘ HORTHAR MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal. | sf followed. ‘MISS SARAH A. SCULL, ‘MRS, EUGENLA CUTHBERT, }r= Assisted [by | Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers. ‘Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies, ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ, SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. ‘Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music, Artand Elocation. ‘Eleventh Year Ope_: OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. Application by letter: ea above, by oF pervonally, TA LODGE, No. 10. = UELRET RECURSION TO LDWER CEDAR INT ON THE PALACE STEAMER ARMENIA, ‘The Cominitee, i» simouncing this Excirsion. wish tonssure the members of the Order and thelr friends that fertion will be made to make thr trip an Sat every or one. Good Music, Dancing, Fishing and Saill order of the day: Steamer Armenia wwe her wharf foot of 71h st. nekels early of the following committee, or members of the Se Ae areLenm ituo Tai ston. ws Ge AS [.T. Clements, 615 K st. n.w.; J.A. Fiather, Gey; Printing Ofiee J. A. Shackeitords Odd: Fellows! Holi, 7th at t.w.; J. He Thomas, 315 Lith st. aw, tudseoat EDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1885, Excursion by the WASHINGTON ISON, Rod Ue Re of Pe to 00 G" ‘Steamer’ Arrowaritth leaves foot of 7h st, ves: wharPat7-0 am Tickets for sale by members of iw, vicxets G0" conta No tickets for sale at nw, Tickets 60 cen! fo tick ale at tt Gene PRCUBSION OF 08AGE TRIBE, No.6, 1.0.R.M., to Colonial Beach, TUESDAY. August Sale by the Committee. euz2-20e UETHLER'S PARK. PICNTO paling en Akl Grand Prise Bowling? en22-2t0 Corrs Beace. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, steamer Lady of the Lake will. for this trip only, Jeave 6th at, wharfat 11 p.m.,.stopping at 4 COLONIAL BEACH Ingand returning. On retorn trip steamer Lake Sillerrive nt the Beach Monday morcing about 5.0 m, and Wenbington 8:30 s,m. SuzL2t FIRST GRAND EXCURSION BY THE ST. KNIGHTS OF AMERICA, to Ma. SATULUAY, Avgust 22, 1880, by ateaner JOHN WY. THOMPSON, which leaves (etn S- whartet 11 p . Saturday, return 1 us Vite gervice, at’ St: Alogslus ehuyen nt Leonardtown onarrival ‘Tickels, 76 cts, Meals will be furnished ot IGHT EXCURSION MONG GRACE M& CHURCH. ‘n the Steamer Corcoran MONDAY, August 24, 1885, {fo indian Head and return, without taniing. Leave th street what! m... returning 1030. Refresh- iments for sale by the ladies. Tick t=, 25 ctx, auzicave I (003 CURSION. See es Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her qharfat S pm. retarning at8 p.m. A fine brass band etre 1" “E. S_ RANDALL, Manager. TRIP 10 NORFOLK AND FOR- BRCHANTH tess MON KOM, ee SATURDAY NIGHT. AUGUST 22 jeaves her wharf, foot of a ‘an opportunity to visit that popular seaside resort, Virgin Beach. G, A. IGAN, Sec.; R. Mo CHESNEY, Treas, aug0-ste Tae Fovrrs. SPECIAL EXCURSION Carz Arzaxtro Crrr SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 FARE, ROUND TRIP, $2. TRAIN LEAVES BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RB STATIONATIOPM anl6St JOHN AND GREAT FALLS. Riepee hc e oed Fady for Carter nO vi StaUowsopp Wash'aur ick office: Paug-im pas BEATS THEM ALL 45 MILES FOR 10 CENTS. Look out and go to Glymoatevery SATURDAY for 10cer‘s, Bring the children and the babies. curr Steamer Mary Washington will leave her_w ‘eeery Raturday at mony rerurning st 6:30 ‘p.ni., gin Choureatuimont.” Dancing dowa and baci wilion oo tbe grounds Srivin SETS RANDALL, Manager He! GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN’ BRIDGE. ‘The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make ar ty the season to theabove pointsevery SUN- D. TT SDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her wharf, corner of High st. and Cabal. at $ o'clock s.m. sharp Fare for round trip 5c. Boat can be chartered on ternate ys For information apply at office of J. G. aa VATERS, 1047 High a Georgetown. y29-Ame ‘TEAMER W. W. CORCORAN, SWaverivey Morning at 10 o'clock, Retarning p.m. ‘Fare 25 cents for round trip to Marshall Hall and Glymont; Children. 15 cents. ‘ty17-3m. coo ALIS. VA. re hinest Scenery 08 the Potomac, The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will makean excursion trip 10 the above place EVERY WED- NESDAY, leaving Seventh street whart at, 9 am. She Boe'waxed deck dows and back. > DADSINE EVERY SATURDAY 10 4. M, RE- GUY EQRNING AT O07. Fare, 10 Gente SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION, ¥ WASHINGTON will make exaitaite wipe EVERY SUNDAY, leaving ar 3p. m.,returail N "I “ARSHALL HALL. MER T. V. ARROWSMITH. eaTURpay ey mine BucunuONS Leave 7th street ferry wharf ¥ at 6:30 p.m. aigare 7th tring at the Hall, Bock ati p.m, Prot Fare, 26 centa, Col. McKibboo's famous diuners always ready. jy3i-lm ‘OWER CEDAR POINT, popular Watering Place of Ws ewift, ificent steamer ARMENIA qlee ber ‘rial’, oot of Takats dally, except Batt Tas oe armen ‘lops at Alexandria 2 grounds 500, to Suxgoancinie sens ‘And at Steamers whast foo OTE, C= POINT! ‘CHAPEL POINT! LONG BRANCH OF THE POTUMAG Commencing SUNDAY, June 28,the * STEAMER GEO LAW ‘Wil Jeave daily from steamer George Leary's wharf, ‘except Mondays, Fridays and Baturdays, 845 a m. sharp, and return 920 pm. ‘Fare for trip 50cta, Meals at the Point S0cta Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra. e19 G. W. BAUER, Owner. man. — to all to see the method ‘son learn a profession. 214 24 sae. se 4 natural tT. THOMAS’ ACADEMY, ‘Conducted by the hinges Hols Saneenst on TaD MOS DAY LN SEPTEM- ‘Terms: Board, Tuition aid. Ws Per an 125 Mute, $35. reeeh Se ney 5 Location healiny. Very moar Con} vient to Washington by rail aod senaihous “Adtresn 9n22,29,35-St ‘Miss JENNIE NEA Cox’ Station, Charles Co.. HE NORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1212 AND 1216 Tie Ohms cre, butldings thoroughly re- PRired and comfortable. This select school for young fa. With a full corps of accomplaned instractors, spemraemer potas. Gatalozves nent Address rand Mire, WM, D. CABELL, principals, “wi? ‘RIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEME! ary end high school for both sexes, 1811 I st a srl reopen Win mia. (Sept) ath oto. provide fr wear and progresa o a laboratory” and.nde Sitonat ‘Toon fr recitations and calisthenics have been “Tne core of instruction ws been em, te by gtaduates of Vassar and Swarthmore. The oe tor eng erry plow a eyed Rood tor eatalogue or call stschol irom 10am t0 13 c stischo ; a ad THOS. W. SIDWELL! ‘anl5-3m MES ERZABETH FARRIS: ENGLISH AND AVE French Boarding and Day School, 622 18th st. i. w., will re-open Septeinber 224 The course of in— struction comprises every branch necessary for a Practical and accomplished education for young ladies And children, Superior instruction in vocal and in- strumental masic. Purticular attention given to dell- cate or backwurd pupils. a022-3m | furnished to schools and funtiles, For Board, tuition (pee cesaion of five monthd echolars neenion of | Studies will be restmnad cu Monn, beplennber 0, _Siothatadan Wtother AZARTAR, President. innited. “RF, CROM ‘Stenographers. 47 Ser yUca WG Partagas » Sad VOCAL MUSIC. Particular pen Terme == inners, a8 well as Mere OF ‘Terms! Prin MORE. A Diocesan School for Girls, 15 miles MR; 1) Careful traiting, thorough Iostrecsion tes the inion ‘of a quict home ina TRGuR MRAM. N ARES: ie SCH FOR GIRLS THREM Soiree teat Toyeeen Soe ee inderate,,“Addrees Mies WIRES La ‘305, Alexandria, Va. a N. (Chartered 1843.) EW WINDSOR COLLEGE Axi WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE ‘Degrees and Por Toung Ladies, ‘With Preparatory @ Bust- | With Preparatory and Prt ‘besa sclcols for Boys. | mary ‘rr arta, Fall Soasions Upen September 16, 1883. Distinct Courees of Study and Government Separate Puilcings. One Management, G27 Tuorouch Teachers gress New M ‘REV. A.M JELLY, D.D., Pres. $ a jy1o wena (CC3ARIOTTE HALL ScHOOT, Terri Healing Springs), “Charlette” Hall, ‘st May's Coomy, M rh Clanical, ee ese oe entific and knglixh Courses “Terma Send for Catalogue. W.T. BRISCOE, Ga, Board Trustees. ‘sue CGEEBGE OF PHNSICIANS AND SURGHONS, , Baltumore. Md. This achool offer to Medioal Seu ‘neat inical and ‘Sead tors onaingue to De THOMAS OPTS. Dean, 179 N. Howard s fe A Slisttorsr kanentawn Wonprpatae brogeae en, . lege of Vasinens lige.” Uasur to fads year. Prof. J.C, KINEAR. Principal. jyS-akw. Rees ade at ite te oak ae eran 1 FEBVRE, Principal, 99 Frankiin st, Baldaore, Ma ‘The 24th school year will begin on _IyS-ekw,2m THURSDAY, Reptember 17, 1885, W AxEREY, ARY, 1537 1ST. N. W. ear opens September Lath. Pull corpe of Teachers g emnber Bath Full compe of Teachers quae So LIPSCOMB, Principal. PRE SITE 818 CO AVENUE, ue amish and Frenca school for young ladies and le Teopens Neprenber’ Aieh.§ Por term 2, address Misses BURGESS, Principals. MSS 2084, PORSCHES GER WAN, FRENCH avi ana ‘sh School und Kin jercarte » will re- ‘Open October Ist. German and Prenci taugh by constant practice. For circulars apply 1224 12th st. Dw. suzl-2m* HE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH School, J. W. Hunt, Principal, commences tts 17th annual se-sion September L4th iu North Session oom Dr. Sunderland's chareb. 44, gate: instruction thorouxh: papile Colleges, universities and p slvtechnic business; ulso for competitive examinations They take high rank in the various Institutions «ft the coun- Citeulers at the bookstores. If au interview is ois, OF for i desired address Lock Box 535, P.O. auzl2m gins Sepieat. The Netlonal Medioa Cal as fins Oot 8 Tor further informacion au: A nighest recommendations and tetercor’, Nentes Pee On Une one, Pee . ~The Colarn Theging Hept 21. The Columbian. College De ns Ser 5. ‘The Corcoran Setentific School begius ‘The Caw Noho! begins Oct 7. Sphly to a20-Im JAMES C. WELLING, LLD., President VIRGINIA LADY AND GRADUATE, WITH Biinany ace, fr clase and modera music, Address K 124, dtar office, 1o-lwe ONZAGA COLLEGE, 1ST.N. COURSE of studies comprises Fnglish, French, German, arin and Greek: Book-keeping, Arithmetic and Matiemuticn As the students are Organized us @ mile itary battalion, a unifurm ts required. Reopens MON- DAN. SEPTEMBER 7th. Terms $10 p-r quarter, in advance, REV. EA. MoGURKE SJ auls-Im. President, M3S. ADA B. CONN, OF THE WASHINGTON Collegiate Institute, will urtis ip vocal and iustrumental music and harmony. Methods ot the best European masters tollowed, For terms and other Apply at 1025 Vermont ay, WASIINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTT. Particulars: BE LUTE, « Boarding und Day Seboo! for Young La: fes and Litte «i sugdu its twelfth aonual Session Wednesday, September ih & tull corps Often; arleveed teachers For catatogyes and fait aoe tieuats apply to the Princy 1 Mra Z D. BUCHER, at ber’nct Feidcuce, 108" Vermont ave. Persons siring to-enter ties’ daughters as pujnis;especral boarding ‘pupils. will biease make application na eoon, us possible, auls4m GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHFST RECOM. mendations and refereuces desires papllaet any age tor Classic and Modern Masi¢ Singing after the trae Itellan method; good Ger Parisian, Sy) and Mutiao tacght ‘by grammur; conversation epistolary styie, with unsurpassed methods. Her Ganghter might arcept situation as daily or resident governess, Mra HOFFELDT, 1216 G st. n.w.al7-3m RLINGTON ACADFMY, Corcoran Building, $A Cor Pa Awe and 15th si, opp. U.S. Treasury. A-seltet achort for Boys and Young Men. Number limited. Only scholars of good unoral character Te- ceived. Fall term begins the 2d Monday in seytember Day and everiug ssions. Careful and thorough int traction in tue onmon English branches, book keep shorthand, bist r arithmetic, algebra nd TON MaCaFE: KDE N NORMAL, INSTITUTE, with model schools for children. ‘Tenchers! course of months, $100. "inquire alter Of Sirs LOUISt POLLOCK. principal of Ni Kindergarten, 029 8th st..or Froebel Institute. 1127 IBth st, Misses POLLOCK & NOERR, Principals. ‘aulb-b9 FREELAND, ScHOOE ‘Spri wi greulars, &., address M., Proprietor and Principal. FOR fo ly Py A reopen. meptera HENRY @ HALLOWELL A. suld-lin ns VEL ties, 521 Vermont ave., gives superior opporta- ities a foribe stat Of Liveraisre, Pialbsophy ‘and the oclent and Modera, ‘Schoo! Seceriarticter iacgmene Sect ree Sect ENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 911 . A practical business education thik id women to xupport themselves rm be active: dutles of life, Kapld Writing, the Eng: Eng: fest ba rrespontense, Kanid Carcutstions, bookkeeping. Business Practice, Comm Po: litieal eeouotay, Stenoxtaphy sar day and even‘ag esti Sept. Lat 9 am-unt 6 po tenia by the year or q “u:ter,cn and aher MONDAY, ‘Aug. 24.” A full corps of teachers, Lilustrated Crrew: iar, giving full iuformation. sent free on pplication, HENICY C. SPENCER, Principal, MRS. SARA A.SPENCER. Vice Principal au6 Apt ioon INSTITUTE. coNcORDVIEEE A re Noung men prepared for euiece or bist cat ferred upon yout Careful attention to litte boys nud girls aGSin_ J. SHORTLIDGL (Yale College), A. M., Prin. BEASLEY HALL—a Ho CHOOL FOR Giris, near Poolesville, Md., Reopens SEPTEM BER [oth “Terms moderate” Fer ad. Gress Sirs, MC. I. PORTER, Principal, ~~ aul-Sme ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Stoore's all,311 oth stu w., continues through the summer. Plato, Organ, Voice, Viollu, Flute, Gor- net.@e, New and Improved meiuod. Free advan- tages.” (aul-ime) "0. B BULLARD, Director. \EORGRTOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 3100 Net Wes: Wacbington. Boarding school for young ladies abd ltr girls. The fourteen Be, bewitg September 10:b. 4 cers : aal-ime YEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIAN AN by whieh pupils can accomplish in a few mont ime ‘hat in oralnariy “dove ta yeary with we od fhods, fs founded upon thorough-bass princi and particularly adapted to new beginners” Parents, teachers and sebolars will welcome the lostractions Contained 1a this method, "A course of lewons will, feaslly convince them that its what they desire. For fernus and other Information ca!l-at (he sudioor ad. dress CHAS. W. THOMPSON. OL1 Mat .w Jy 20-1 HORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS ‘every evening. Private lemons # specialty. ait bd exceptional opportunities for fearntng ti exceptional opportuni Stered at WASHINGTON PHONOG c aw. . JOSEPHS COLLEG! (M ‘eontne or stadiess ‘Classicat'and Com ymerctal fersass, Board ‘session of five mont Day students scoordiag to'grade, Stadies' will be a sumed on MONDAY, ber 7, 1885. ‘aadress JOSEPH, Director, Baltimore county, 30. Wares "ADEM Y OF TELEGRAPHY, only school ofthe kind here. Agree lovee a oa NCH LESSONS THER 21. . PRUD’ HOMME, 4<90-6m 2014 17th et. 1... bet. Kand Ze F. =e Sage ag 5 iy FOPCL AR: rae mo se pe gy ire at : ot nw Tia? Pat ave: b. we. e263 ‘OME SCHOOL FOR BOYS—BROOKEVILLE . Montsumery county, oan Neo. Be Scientific or Bosiness Lite abray Open grenaonly the Ui fail Lavadooed thee, iriaron conan came T= PLYMOUTH, Mass. Som ae bie, Addrems as abe EW ENGLAND ‘CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Homton, Mas, gidext In America: Inrgedt and beat ‘equipped in the World—100 Instructors: 1971 Sta Sinve inet year. ‘Trorough Lomruction in Vocal and Instrumental Masic, Piano and Organ Lies ‘Pine Arts, Oratory, Literature, Preoch, Germau aod’ Tuallan Languages Englixb branches, 6; ‘to. “Taltion 9 to $30: Room, #48 t0 675 per stor Ulhustrated dary ie tiformation, ‘or address \e, TOURJEE, vir., dyBaew, lin Square, Boston, Mass W)OTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, aN Collegiate Institute for YOUNG LADIES an@ Preparatory School for LITTLE ULKLS, vovane town, 3 cles from Baltimore, Md. Condueted by tie Sisters of Notre Dame ‘Send fur catalogue sy3.m.w2m 10,000 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERE WELL-KNOWN BRAND, Androscroggin, yard wide, 70. Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, Tiga, Lonsdale, yard wide, Tic. Dwight Anchor, yard wide, Sige. ‘Warnsutta, yard wide, Oye. Pride of the West, yard wide, 11a, Lonadale Cambric, yard wide, 100 Extra fine Brown Cotton, 60; full yard wide, Oa worth Be. 5,00) Remnants of Ws gon Settaviaa a Sui gies. We page Seaep Remnants direct, trom piece petfeck no Detter beeting made. CANTON FLANNEL Good Canton Flannel a: Sc; worth & Better Canton Flannel at @c.: worth ®. Excellent Cauton Flannel at 8c; worth 19% Heaviest Canton F lannel at 10c.; worth 18, 000 yards beautiful Batiste, fest quality mada, tneben wide, 12 cena - 8,000 yards fine White India Lawn, 8a. Best Dressmakers’ Cambric, all color, 6a, Best Selisia, bc. Best Driiting fur Lining, 8, Ladies’ Striped Skirts, ready made, 200. nn anbedpapehacrdarageedearma 3.000 Remnants of Dress Goods, suitable for cilldren'sdremas BLANKETS! BLANKETS! If yon want Blankets now, BhUT the nate going on "We wil welt at frome 3 $3 8 pair less than we can replace them. 300 16-inches-wide Cotton Diaper, best make, 10 yards W the piece, 50 cents per piece. at Odds and ends in towels and Napkins very cheap. 500) dozen Gia-s Doylies, 330. per dozen, 100 dozen Turkish Towels, 18c; worth BT All-sool 6-4 Cloths, in ail the new Mull shades, SB cents. This ise most desirable article. English Cheviot, 6 cents » yard: cost to import, 18 cents. Finest Irish Linen, 40 cents. Piaid Muslin, 12\c.; worth 250, ‘ ‘curating Prints "a plata black, gray and vlacr dod black and wate, Sige, 5 airgap caret Sethe ent os bm 50 pleces Curtain Scrim, 45 inches wide, with colored Seren 200 pieces: and beautiful Satteens, very scarca aiocate We bave thems ta light and aack grecen 42-inch Colored Wool Cashmere, 10c. =o ones enone Reena ey 10,000 yards 120. Ginghams; your choice for & 300 Bed Spreads at 65 cents; worth $1. Mareeilies Spreuds reduced from $4 to $2.25, 4.000 yards Craah. 18 inches wide. 4c. PETERS EERE Ses ome re ree on ‘This sale will only last @ short time.as the carpenters will soon be out, and we shall then ‘open this beautiful Ughted room with Dress Goods, Silks and Velvets, DO NOT FAIL To CALL aT ONCE LANSBURGH & BRO. @21_ 420. 422. 424. awn 426 SEVENTH: Lovee, Sasz, Doors, Low Now. WHITE PINE STOCK 1'7X12"'—16f, per 1,000 8, #1750. DRESSED OR ROUGH at same price. VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 f. per 1,000 f., $12.50. ‘WHIES FINE DOOM, me eototet nate $1.00, xin GRORGIA PINE STEPPING, kiln dried, dressed, NAILS, per keg, 2.40, ODD SIZE FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, « epestahy. LUMBER delivered any part of city free of charge, REV: DRC. K. NELSON, Principat | SSTIMATES furnished free of charge, au20 Oth a. and KX. ¥.: "igs Miemaste Deena afer ey a Tamas call, 766-8. Taz ON MARCEHE.° cxlee Co Ree: — (WHITNEY | Also 0 fall line of