Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. Cog ener Oven: = CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasmimoro, D.C. Sept. 2, 1885,11 ain, Atlantic states, continued coal nad” caer seater, diminishing nortbeny Winds, becoming Variable. Light frosts are probable to-night in the northern part. For Thursday, continued cool and fair weather Is indicated for New England and the middle Aulantic states, with light frost to aight. Don’ Fatt To Visit the lace curtain, por tere and drapery department of W. B. Moses & San, corner 11th and F streets northwest, New StoE—New Stock. Call at M. Newmver's new store, 730 7th street, between G and H, and secure some ofthe great bargains: Ladies Cape Collars, 5c, Biissew all-wool Jerseys, only 49e, Book Pins. 5c. Large Towels, 5c. Satine, yard wide, 10¢, Red Twili Plannei, 20e, Men's Linen Collars, 5c. Kemember name and number, M, NEWMYER, ‘$30 7th street and 1920 Pennsylvania ave. | HAnN's $5 custom-made button, laced and | gaiters are made of finest French calf, seamless Yamps, with Dongola kid tops and of superior Workmansuip. They aretevuties $16 7Un st, $4 HAND-SEWeED Gasrens, equal to $8 cus tom-made, at Youn s, 402 7th street, Sole agen: for $2.50 Electric’ Shves. For 4 Few Days Loxcer we will make one dozen elesant cabinet photographs lar two dol- lars. RK. Waisl, 319 Market Space and 477 Peunsyivauia avenue. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th street, will open to-mn irrow 250 pairs Novtingnam lace curtains at 91.25 per pal great rush anticipated. HAwn’s $2 ladies’ kid every respert su District, 3167) Faun Styue Harts just received at Frane’s, corner 7t and Pp, the oniy sirictiy one price hat and gents furnishing store in the city, Hany’srei schoul Shoes will save par- ents unehali of thelr shoe bills, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pu. ave. For Rext—Three handsomely furnished Tooms, communicating, en suite OF single, 730 Sth street northwest. HAus's gent’s $2 calf button, laced and gait- ers ure stylish. durable and equal to the aver- uge $3 shoe. $16 7th st Fesser.i's Ice CuEAM shipped anywhere out eltown; 1427 ‘w York avenue. For Pick1xG—Duffy's pure elder vinegar. N. A. Pook & Co., Agents, 937 La. ave. Jcurvs LAxssreoH, 315 7th street, will offer @ new lot of Dado shades at 50 cents each. ‘Ib-y are of the best Holland and worth §1.5u. HArw’s dies’ $1.25 and $1.50 kid and goat buttor with worked holes are warranted solid nd u give periect satisfaction. 816 7th st. and 1922 wae Brrore purchasing your winter fuel consult our advertisement and save money. A. Clarke & Son, 933 F st. n.w. Lapres, do not forget to attend the sales of Silks, Velvets and Winter Goods ai ‘908 7th street northwest, See advertisement in auction column. CHILDRES’s ScHOoL SHOES—144 pairs com- Mon sense moroceo button shives at 9B ets. Strasburger, No. 906 7th street, four duors above I. RAcES every day at Rockville fatr. Boys’ Warsrs and School Dresses for Girls for 25e. at Herzog th street northwest. Srrix@ Hex SHoks, all widths and sizes, from 69 cts. up, In moroceo, kid and pebble gout. Z Scrasburger, 906 7th st, four doors above I Junivs Laxsruren, 315 7th street, will offer to-morrow Tureoman curtains at $3.55 per ‘air; astonishingly iow. FAcE anv Evesicur fitted, $1; corner 415 CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Comique SUMMER GARDEN.—Variety. Duce Musevm.—“Cuilars and Cutfs” Comedy pompany. ands 2 ‘Hempler's, Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:55 p. m., and vxtinguished at 1 a.m. At the first meeting for the present season of he Y. MC. A. Literary society last night new wilcers were elected ax follows: -President, F. Bi tasker; vice president, Edward .W-. Knight; secretary, ‘D: Mersi ist seins, ‘Join ‘McMillan; ‘treasuver, "eB: 2. ‘A tem) society has been organized at the Washington barracks with a membership of forty-five. ‘The annual inspection of troops at the Wash- ington barracks took place yesterday, and wa~ witnessed @ large number of ‘interested Gibson and Jones inspected About 10:45 o'clock last night Albert Cun- ningbam, living at 209 E street oortheast, fell accidentally at the corner of 2d and C streets northeast. and broke the bone of his left ankle. | nt Brosnan sent for the patrol wagon in ‘Which be was taken home. The Philadelphia weavers, who have been on strike for several months, have received sub- stantial aid from the District workingmen. ‘Yesterday Station-keeper Scott and Berry rescued an insane colored woman from drowning in the Eastern branch and trans ferred her to the authorities of St Elizabeth jum. ‘esterday the police tssued seventy-one war- Fants on persons for violating the dog law. ————_ THE Masoxic BoaRD oF RELIEF.—The Masonic Board of Reliet, now in session in Bal- timore, at tue meeting’ yesterday adopted a onstitation and rules or procedure to facilitate the object of the organization, the extension of temporary aid to traveling Masons and the pre- Yention of imposition. The organization adopted the name of the General Hourd of Kellet of the United States and Canada, The board will Probably adjourn to-<d —S Gorxe To CREEDMooR.—The of riflemen the Washington barracks who have been Practising for sume weeks will leave tor Creed- jor to-morrow. The team comprises Lieut. B. W. Dunn, of battery H; Sergt. Jennings, bat: tery L; Sergt. Brown, buttery B; Corp. Lock- wood, battery E; Private Fullerton, battery By Private Erkskiie, battery A, and Private Cava- nody, batiery —_+__. A PERSONALLY-CoxpucteD EXcURSION—A Personully-conducted excursion to the Alle. ghapy mountains over the Pennsylvania Fail Toad to Cresson, the great mountain health Fesort, is announced for Thursday, Sept.3,1885, leaving Washington ai 9:50 @ m., from Walch Point excursion tickets will be soid at the low Fate of $5, which inciudes one day’s board at the famous Mountaia house. The return cou. | ous of excursion Uckets will de good for ten days, and to those remaining at Cresson & longer period than one day a special rate Will be accorded them at the uotel. Observation cars will be atinched to trains over the moun- | tains, thus enabling the excursionists an oppor- tunity to see the grandeur of the Allegnuny mountain scenery, which at this seasoa of the Year fs expecially attractive. Before reaching Cresson the excursionists from the east pacs through the most notabie scenic portion of the | mountains, and the world-renowned Horse- Shoe curve is pa-sed. This ts a rare opportunity extended to hington people to visit these celebrated springs, x0 notable for their medici- hal qualities aud purity of water, and no doubt @ large number will avail themselves of the trip, und it is safe to predict that every one ae- companying the excursion will be highly leased and express theisclves in the highest | forme regarding the management of the same. | ‘THE Fixest Bors’ ScHoor.—We know of no boys’ academy ip ail the land equal to that es tablished by Swithin C. Shortage in Media, and conducted in the past dozen years with un- xampled success from any and every stand- Polat. Its corps of instruftiors is strong, its me chanical and chemical appliances full, its curri- eulum sensible and replete with every study which can handsomely ft for coli re or business life. The buildings are large and airy, first<class in every appolntinent’ while the peered for exercise and sport. re all that could desired. One of the best features of Ube insti- tation ‘s that itis run without fronclad rules and enactments for the guidance of the boys and young meu. ‘They have simply in and out of \ comport themselves as genticmen. The result in = town wuere no I) juor such good cause of com int. This fact in itself speaks Sotamen meee (Pa.) American, See advertisement. Ax Orrortuntry For Book BUYERs.—Book | the state, buyers seldom have such an opportunity offers ed them, as that afforded th Of books ‘at reduced price begun at G. aker's book aad stationary store, 1105 Ivania avenue. In order to clear his shelves, r. Whitaker will seil during the present suonta.looksbea nan {imp int ove- at ail price, ana all bonis of later ete the most : cent } upiications at @ discoun per cent, Tue e "ooks offered are best Known ai @ reuciou uf 3u per cent beluw Lie re- fncloding t THE Mukapo.—The sale of seats for Gilbert. Sullivan's “Mikado—or the Town of Tit! She"tmanagement bar a gentine Japanese print to hve to purchasers of eats, quite « Bo} ‘colors an a Messrs. Gil- bert & Sullivan ‘announce that Jaenegee Ford has the sole and only right to give Mi Kadg” in the District of and all the ‘States south. —_—— THE $5 excursions to the seashore vis Penn- at present by the sule | andria city Ya. Woit-| during August Just closed, Penn | couples two youn | lcgnses, So the bulsiews Is evidently growing. The Pension ‘THE CASES OF EX-SUPERINTENDENT DICKER- S0N AND EX-MESSENGER RAWLS CONTINUED IN THE POLICE couRT. Inthe Police Court this morning Mr.C.C. Cole called the attention of Judze Mills to the case of ex-superintendent of Pension office buildings, John H. Dickerson, charged with the larceny of a United States flag belonging to the United States, Mr. Cole said oe ——_ pod nee < postpone ‘He said he could = Se onoa yee mas but would like to ve it disy lay. ‘Mr, Thomas sald that the government wasen- ‘the proof inthe ease, The de- j had not finished the invest ‘would aak that the government tllowed another continuance Until Saturday. ‘Mr. Cole sald he would like to suggest ib the government prepare their proof before they mals arresix, ‘The defendant, he said, was ¢ titled to a speedy trial. The court granted the government the con- Uinuance asked for, and the case was set for trial on Saturday. ‘The case of John T. Rawls, the colored _mes- senger charged with steuling'a wagon from the United States, was also continued. sesclonsst vss Obtaintug Money on a Worthless Check. THE CHARGE ON WHICH TWO YOUNG MEN ARE HELD, In the Police Court this morning two young men—William T. Waters and Everett B. Duval were placed on trial, charged with obtaining 95 from William Hudson, a guard at the jail, by means of false pretenses—a worthless check. Mr. Hudson testified that on the night of May 18th he met the defendants in Elwood’s saloon, and he cashed a check for Duval (or $5, which wus drawn on the Citizens’ National bank, E.V; Eads, paying teller at the bank, testified hat the check was worthless, as Waters had no count at the bank. ‘The check was drawn by Waters, payable to Duval or bearer. Detective Edelin testitied that he arrested the defendants, They stated that Duval filled the check and Waters signed it. They afterwards said they supposed the check was a note. ‘The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds, $300. nn A Bank Robbed. A BOLD SNEAK THIEF TAKES ADVANTAGE OF A FINK OPPORTUNITY AT BATEMAN'S BANK. A sneak thief stole about $1,135 from the money drawer ia Bateman & Co.'s bank yester- day afternoon. In the rear of the banking room is partitioned off an apartment dtied up as a stock broker's room, with u ticker, bufletin, tel- egraph instrument aud other usual furniture of such an establishment. There were # number | of gentiemen iu that room, and the cashier | went back there, leaving no one behind the | bank counter, There was # young man stand- | ing near the door at (he time, apparently wait- ny for some one. Ex Commissioner Dudley, who came behind the couuter from the brokers roum @ few minutes later, saw a man leaving | the door. Subs@quently he discovered the | money drawer open, and that all of the green- backs, amounting Jo over 31,100, had been taken trom it, the thief ba ving carefully avoided tudeching the silver. An alarm was given at once to the police, tuvugh little information could be given to affurd u clue to the thiet, eS Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Affairs. THE SALE OF REPAIR BONDS URGED TO SECURE THE PAYMENT OF THE EMPLOYES, ‘The montiily meeting of the Cuesapeake and Obio Canul board was held yesterday in Balti- more, with President Baughman in the chair, and Messrs. J.G. Berret, John Humbird, P. Hamill, Spencer Watkins, Robert A. Dobbin, directors; Stephen Gambrill, treasurer and paymaster; John P, Ayres, accountant, present. In‘reterence to the proposed sale of the repute bonds i.sued under the act of 1578, Col, Baugh- mun stated that he is as anxious’ as ever to eilect their sule, believing that there is no other way by which’ the laborers can be puid their Just dies. The present alministration took ‘charge of an Indebtedness of over $170,000,and itis simply impessible to expeet the payment ofso large an amount out of the present reve- | nues of the cansl, notwithstanding the fact that reductions amounting to $34,000 have been made up to the first of August, 1885. The first four months of the present administration yielded no revenue, but was attended with considerable expense in putting the canal in navigable condition, The men deserve the greatest credit for the tanner in which they have waited for the paymen: of their wages. ff | the bonds ean be disposed of, and he will make every effort to effect a sale, the laborers will be paid before anything else is done. ihe statement furnished of the operations of the canal administration shows that $4,685.55 has been pald on the old indebieduess. They have paid in full the rolls for Decentber, 1584, January, April and June, 1585, tozether wilt ments on the unpaid rolls for the ear, amounting to >. present have also paid coupons on the danoary ist and July ist, 1s: 83,500. The coal tonnage for_1s ug 31St,\was 1.06 tons; for 1884 to same Gate, 218,427.01, ‘showing an increase over 1884 of $13,304.05. Tie pay rolls for July, 1884, amounted to $18,295.26, and for Jul; 1885, $10,935.49, a reduction’ of $7,359. The water rents and rents of houses and lands collected to August 81st, 1885, amounted. to $37,320.80. showing an ticrease over 1884 of nals defeated the . yesierday by a score of 5 to2. Other gams yesterday resulted as fol- lows: “St. Louls 3, Detroit 8; Chicago 8, Butfulo 4; Boston 2, Providence 0; Metropolitan 6, Brooklyn 7. Seale His Remains Brovcut Home.—The remains of Robert C, Paze, a clerk in the city. post office, who died of consumption yesterday morning in Atlantic City, arrived in this city last night, and were removed to his lute home, 612 B street northeast. He was the only support of his mother and two small children, ae Affairs in West Washington. Hep ror Hogse STEaLinc.—This mornin in the Police Court, the case of Richard Tim nius charged with stealing @ horse and wagon from in front of Offutt’s grocery ‘store in this pies last Friday, was called for trial. “Wim, Ke bry, iarmer from Maryland, testified to the loss of the wagon in front of the store. Omm- cer King testified that he arrested the defend. ant, who had the team in bis possession, He was with another man, who was offering to sell it, who escaped. The case was sent to the grand. Jury; bonds $500. Timinius was commitied. BUILDING AssoctAaTION. — At the forticth mouthiy meeting of the First Co-operative Building association held lust night, money sold as follows: $800 at 61 per cent; $1,000 at 62 per cent; $200 at 64 per cent, $1,000 at 66 per cent, $4,000 at 68 per cent. “A'large sub- scription was received to the last series of stock (the fourth), FELL Fxom His Wacos.—Yesterday after- noon about 4 o'clock, Lawrence Muber,a white man, regiding near Drainsville, Va., while driv lng on M street, newr 29th street, decidentally fell from the seatof his wagon to the ground und badly cut his head. He was removed to Brace's drug store, where medical aid was ren- OckED Dows axp RUN OVER BY ACART, Allen, the seven-year-old son of Mr. William A Gordon, while riding on a bicycle about 7 o'clock yesterday evening, on N street, between 29th and 30th streets, was knocked down and ran over by acart. He was taken to his home on Q street, where Dr. Mackall attended him and pronounced his injuries slight. Nores.—The iuneral of Mrs. Catharine Rolles, who died Sunday evening trom paralysis of the throat, took place yesterday afternoon,and was larsely attended. ‘The remains were Interred at Holy Rood cemetery.—There were thirteen naines recorded at this precinct yesterday for Nivlating the dog law.—Complainis are still being tnade relative to the deplorable condition of the eaual road, Gmarx REecEIrrs.—Canal boat Maryland ar- rived with 1,400 busuels of wheat and 500 bushels of corn. Canal boat Seneca arrived with 1,200 bushels of whuat for Hartley Brothers. TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 72: con- dition, 12. Keceiving reservoir, temperature, + condition at north connection, 6; south connection, 28. Distributi: reservoir, tem- peruture. 75; condition at influent gatehouse, Fgcomdliton at eminent satehouse, 9. High les in iver at 12% am. 12:53 p.m. ae Trentons at Jersey Ci Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tax EVENING Stan. PUBLic ScHooLs—The issue of the reception of puplls in the public when, continued to-day. At noon. over 600 entries had been made In the white schouis, ‘The reset will doubtiess be increased to-morrow to over. 800. On Friday the issue of permits to the col- ored children begins. On Monday preliminaries Will all have been completed, and the studio ct the school year will begin. * POLITICAL.—The congressional democratic inted Mr. Leonard Mat. political supervisor of Alexandria ety State democratic comm {ites held a session here yesterday afternoon we, rvision of the canvass ‘work im itiagus-—The clerk ar ite ae LARKIAGES.—The clerk of Adex- court Issued ten - gommittee has appol Qu GU! Five Al a $3 were licensed in Washington ‘auriae the same time. In August, 1894, only eigh ‘Were issued, and In 1883 only seven jores.—The hunt for sora in the hereabouts has begun.—Justice Nauek ta Alexandria county has fined Louisa Black- ‘$20 for carrying concealed Picnic The ‘Potomac Manutacturion re ‘iron company Is to hold a the close of the present month.——The Salva ‘street porthwest. e + Exe DEPARTMENTS: MILLINERY GOODS, ‘SLOVES, LACES, "-HANDKERCHTEFS, JEWELRY, cLoaxs, JERSEYS, CORSETS, CORDIAL IT I8 WITH PLEASURE WE EXTEND THIS PUBLIC OF WASHINGTON TO AN EXAMINA DEPARTMENTS. IN ESTABLISHING OUR GIVE AN ARTICLE MEANING OF OUR HAVING PLACED OF OUR TRADE, WE FEEL FULLY ABLE TO ASSURE TO OUR PATRONS POSITIVE SATIS CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT A BON MATERIAL SENSE, WILL BE FOUND AS ADVERTISED. IN CLOSING THI | FAVOR INASMUCH TO OUR FUTURE DEALINGS, AND ASSURE ALL IN MAKING MENTION OF THE SEVERAL AT PRESENT TO DWELL UPON THE SPECIAL TO SAY THAT WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A UNI ‘STRICTLY TO THE PRINCIPLES OF FAIR BUS NECTION WITH THEIMPORTER AND MANU ARWICLE APPERTAINING TO EVERY FEATUR SURETY THAT WILL INSURE YOU SATISFAC ALL TIMES TO REFU: PKINCLPLES WHEREBY YOUR CONFIDENCE THE ADVERTISER'S DIALECT SO ABOUNDS. ATURALLY SUSPICIOUS OF BUSI WE :NTEND TO DO OUR BEST TO CORRECT CONFINING OUR STATEMENTS TO SIMPLE ERS ARE N, FORE WE EXPECT TICULAR AND ALL REALIZING THAT DEPARTMENTS ON THE CONSIDERATION OF THE PURCHASING PLEIN TU SKE FUR OF MERITED VALUE AND “BON MARCHE.” EXPERIENCED AND COM HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED ESE INTRODUCTORY RE AS TO GIVE US ACALLON THE BON D THR PURCHASERS THE BON A PLAIN THAT CREDENCE WILL occasions. PRICES TELL, WE HAVE OUR COUNT! | 8 AND MAR | THEMSELVES, GREETING, GREETING. AND CORDIALLY INVITE THE TION OF THE GOODS IN ALL OF OURSEVERAL SELVES AMONG YOU WE HAVE RESOLVEDTO IN EVERY WAY FULFILL THE LITERAL PETENT BUYERS IN THE VARIED MARKETS MEET THE STRONGEST COMPETITION AND FACTION IN ALL THEIR DEALINGS WITH US MARCHE, NOT ONLY IN NAME, BUT IN ITS IN THE CAPITAL CITY, WHERE EVERYTHING MARKS WETRUST THEY WILL RECEIVE YOUR THE ABOVE DAY. FORTHE REST WE LEAVE WE WILL STRIVE TO PLEASE. MARCHE, DEPARTMENTS IT IS NOT OUR INTENTION ARTICLES OFFERED THEREIN; SUFFICE IT FORM LOW PRICE, AND PROPOSE TOADHERE INESS DEALINGS. OUR FACILITIES IN CON FACTURER ENABLE US TO OFFER THE EOF OUR TRADE WITH SUCH A FEELING OF. TION; OTHERWISE WE ARE WILLING AT THEIR MONEY AND THUS UPHOLD THE CAN BESUSTALNED, MARCHE. STATEMENT. IN EXTRAVAGANT ADJECTIVES THAT READ= NESS ANNOUNCEMENTS IN GENERAL, THIS TENDENCY TO EXAGGERATION BY FACTS, PLAINLY EXPRESSED, AND THERE- BE GIVEN TO WHAT WE SAY ON THIS PAR PLACED ALL THE GOODS IN OUR VARIOUS kED THEM AT FIGURES SO AS TOCOMPEL PUBLIC, AND WE THEREFORE ASK THE PO- THE BON| MARCHE. THE . BBR 00 NNN aM MM Ep O° NNN Mua! 4&4 EPR 93 OF ERE BBB UO) ON NA Hit MS EE Goo Po kee > STRICTLY |oNE PRIOE, au81.202,3,4, 316 AND 818 SEVENTH | sTBEET NORTHWEST. Ng 2 r 5 New Fart Goons Di Hners W. W. BURDETTE & co. pata! 4 n Have Just Received ca NEW FRENCH DRESS GOODS, ree aa) en ce NEW FRENCH AND GERMAN HOSIERY, o£ ‘x Eee vx NEW INGRAIN, TAPESTRY. AND BoDY-| (9 Eee tux fee EE ¥ = BRUSSELS CARPETS. . We will sell the following Unprecedented Bargains in Pore + HOSIERY during the uext 10 Days: ee fe Fe EF For 20c. Children’s Gray Mixed Ribbed Hose, BBB ORE EEE ¥ ‘usual price 25c. For 80c. Children’s Ribbed Hose, double knees, solid aND colors, usual price 40¢. For 18c. Men's British Half Hose, OT BPR P% Rx] sold everywhere for 25¢. i tue 8 38 858 For 25¢. Ladies’ Black and Colored Hose, white feet, HOE E %0° NORAD usual price 37% cts. For 48e. Ladies’ Biack and Solid Colored Hose, with split soles, sar Remember, we guarantee every article as rep- resented by the Sulesmen, and have One Price only. W. W. BURDETTE & CO, ‘7th st. au2o4t os usual price 50 cts, ‘and 706 K st. n.w. Carrer: casH DRY BLANKETS! BL, SELLING OFF DOU! slightly soiled, at less than cost. EXCELLENT BLACK BILKS, cheap at $1.00, re- duced to 75e. BLACK AND COLORED! double width, real cost 37: BLACK AND COLORED cheap at $1.00. COLORED SILKS, 50c., 62c., 75¢. BLACK AND COLO VET, real value $2.00; Handsome BRC NEW YORK MI and Very best quali ‘Twilled CRASH, 5c. BLANKETS slightly: STRICTLY CASH PRICES, WE MUST SELL CHEAP. CARTER'S: UCADE FALL DRESS GOODS, great bargain at 25¢. reduced aa sPEACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, ILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest ity. actual cost 25c. Db Excellent CANTON FLANNEL, 8e. Bem Merrimack CALICO, 5c. 8 Goops STORE. ANKETS! BLANKETS! BLE WHITE BLANKETS, :D CASHMERES, pure wool, ee SILK VELVETS, very RED BROCADE SILK VEL- reduced to $1.50. to 12xc, ‘soiled at less than cost, 711 MARKET SPACE Near 7th Stree. ead} NESS, GENERAL DEBILITY, MAL, a Ft creer Kean simply endorse y an ters’ ceemane. oryour {cides the Doctors eep it on and! SES os WALLS Sure cure for for years utsaid complaint. One! ‘Bitters yave me more relief than. prescribed. owing: 'Y. Sth district Ohio, ‘our “DE Petzold's cermau Hes Diarrhoes, having Dottle Tsnallalwayn cndentce "Tulse to cerufy that I have no hesttancy tn recom- mending to the profession and ‘public "Dr. Poceours German bitters! Petsold’s German Bitters,” {oany one suffering from RF Mie wees: | mewn” | rocenio hy ail Leadiag Grocers, _| Beware of Imitations, None genuine A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic. FERHP-The most Nutritive and strengti-giving TRON—(Pyrophosphate)—The great remedy to Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. ‘This preparation has proven to be exceedingly valn- able for the cure of NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNISS, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. And all derangements consequent upon over- taxed mind and body. 1n fact, it gives tone to all the physical functions, and buoyancy to the spirits PREPARED BY HANDY & COX, 148 N. HOWARD STREET BALTIMORE, MD, 4y29 Dowr You Tum: Don’t you think this cool weather puts one in mind of Autumn Top Costs. Our stock in Autumn Tup Coats is now complete, prices range from $8 to $25 ‘You can get the benefit of our full assortment, and the Prices are guaranteed to be the lowest. August is our great month for Pants. We have one kind at $3; these Pants were marked $5. They sre on a center ‘table separate from the other'stock, should you wish air, Besure and see thisgreat bargain,” Our $9, $10 and $12 Sults are worth » great deal more money. GEORGE SPRANsy, 607 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite U. & Post Office. AF Storeopen till 10 p. m. Saturday night, su28 Mosr Axsr Wut Bz Sow THIS MONTH WITHOUT REGARD TOCOST, VIZ: All Low-Quarter Shoes and Oddsand Enda Come early to secure Bargains ‘We are making to measure extra fine American Calf Shoes in any style for only $5.00, and French Calf for 96.00. We warranta St, solid comfort and ‘g00d wearing Shoes, H ‘Our Famous $3.50 Shoes are worth $4.00 in Gad. a ‘and you will be cont GEO. W. RICH, 400 Th st, nw. DON’T FORGET THE NUMBER. auld —————e—eeee Kerr Mae Weuree ‘PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Botties for 95:00: Signature of EISNER @ MENDELSON, Sole Ageatator tne U. Pails, Pa: FOR SALEBY C.. Sees coe. ii Potato thers ee toaste! Ins 4c; Trou coffee pot sande dor Playing eerdeae 43, 1t dares 176; Qoverca Dickle i ae ee rlaesund Travelling trunks bargains in every departmons: ntl Gey sce, 817-81 offers tolowing tamouse 290; 7-pin bat. rack Knife and fork, 21c.; clothes 1, 99C.; yy tet ined preset ving kettisa Sree 8 lores, 25c.; large fire-proof teapots, large,'27c.; covered flour 2802 36c.; % doz. ebony handle knives nd 79e. 39 sot; set; new siyle stove tn decorated ain 28c.; porcelain-Ii fancy cus) aud forke/ddesclither homes, san plece, sold’ elsewhere at $1 and'81 26; large sine mixing bowls, 1c, new sit ree. ane ta wis, 160 brush, 9c, Special nerand tea ots, eee ‘Ladies’ Fine Shoes Just Arrived. French Kid Button, common sense and opera RB GnncHLaRae he gre ‘Cousin’s Fine Shoes, In French and Curacos Kid, from $2.98 up. Fi eg Goat Shoes, common sense and. ra toe, $3.23. °Fyine Pebble Goat in all stylon from $1.47 up. Also a large assortment of cheap shoes, laced and button, from 97 centsup. * Z, STRASBURGER, 2 906 7th st,, four doors above I. Jehnson’s, 13th and E, Steamed Oysters. Steamed Oysters. Steamed ste Reed Birds, Reed Birds, Reed Birds, Norfolk Spets. Norfolk Spots. Norfolk Spots. Lifetime experience, time experience. Lifetime experience, Ladies’ large saloon attached, it ‘The Uncertainty of Mundane Affairs. ‘The world would go on very much the same If we should be away us if we were here. One man Jeaves, another takes his place; but Geu'ls G. T, Beauregard of Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early of Virginia, are faithful to their onerecment to conduet In person the grand monthly drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans, La, Thelr presence and entire supervision aré a sure guarantee of the honesty of the m: e- ment, The ext (the 184th grand monthly) will take place on September 8, and any infor mation can be had on application to M. A. Dau- phin, New Orleans, La, 1 Razors! Rasors!!: Razorst!!.The Patent Parleet and our. best brands warranted, and rats, Name he Rodgers’ kept In proper shaving condition engraved on our dog collars free. Cutlery Store, 487 Pennsylvania avenue, WaLForD, Proprietor. Johnson's, 13th and E. Steaméd Oysters and all other styles now ready. Also, Meals, Lunch, &c, Lifetime experience. Ladies’ large saloon attached, it ‘Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch, pa:agon frame, $1.99, at_the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. w,4m. wi Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick’s So- dium = Hypocilorite (disinfectant). Recom- mended by the Public Health Association as rior toall other disinfectants and germi- . Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet. W845, ‘182 Fulton st., N. Y. 63 Per Gallon, 75e. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money. Orders by mail. MeGee's, 9th, near D st. s&w-3m. suy el m, Furniture and Carpet Installment 2 7th street n.w., Washington, D.C. ; The best and cheapest furniture and carpets In # the District. All my goods are manufactured under my own supervision and are guaranteed togive satisiuetion. 7 NN GGG. R a RR 5 SoS 0% BPR a AA ERE 62,89 Eee £4 Pa HAR GEE OP BR AA L A CCQ ERE ,53, L AA CC E £ Aa oo EF 53s, tua £84 ‘CoS Hae Sas = We have sold great many ANGORA LACES of late, and Gnding thera so very popular agd «tylish we have purchased a very large lot. We save about 20 percent by buying these goods in large quantities, and give our customers the benefit of the saving. ‘These goods come in blacx and cream, and are war- Tanted ail wool, We offer them at the following low prices. feeling assured that they will prove an attrac- tive bargain: esmverenmens] 6C. per yard, EE Se /H H A NNN DDD K XK FRE RRR HUH AA NAN D DEK EO ROR BH AA NEN D DEK fe REE HH AMA NNND DKK EF R H HA AN NN DoD K KERR RB Hoan FEF g°o HOR TH ES™ EFF s%s $ HHH H Ee re ss, coo HOH PF Sas8 = Ladies’ Pure Linen White Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, with narrow hem, 1213¢. each. Ladies’ Pure Linen White Tucked Handkerchiefs, 2k. each. Ladies’ Pure Linen, Colored Bordered Handker- chiefs, with % Inch, % inch, 1 inch and 1%, inch hem, warranted fast colors, 1:24q¢. each. Ladies’ Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, with berring bone stripe, reduced from 25c. to 19¢. each. ‘Ladies’ Pare Linen Handkerchiefs, in plain white, in double hemstitched, tucked and fancy border, 25¢. each. Ladies’ Sheer Lmen Fancy Tucked and Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, really worth 89c., for 25c, ach, Ladies’ Sheer Linen Fancy Hemstitched and Tucked Handkerchiefs, with embroidered dot, in black, white and colors, worth 48, only 39c. each. Children’s Pure Linen Fancy Border Handker- chiefs, 46. enc, Gent's China Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, fall size, with colored borders, warranted to wash, really worth 98¢./ for 48¢. each. Ladies’ &-ply Collars, warranted al! linen, 8 for 250. Crepe Lisee Raching in black, white and cream, for ‘260. per yard. Lace Edge Crepe Lieve RuMing a: 250 per'yard, AY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1885. EDUCATIONAL. ee Fralt Jara, Jelly Glames, 2<., at way-down prices, WITMER & CO, 1918 Pennsylvania avenne PICKLING FS RANTEED PURF CIDER VIN- PORES Ss con fr, it, Also, wae Wine bec ‘Ask your Grocer, Vinegars all graden 3. A. POOL ae GROCERIFA LY CASH. GIVE OUR BUTTER 4 Tran Bazoams new) Mackerel, 20¢. ib: ES No. 2 ‘Western so pangr sea wasters oy Tonky $52 Sreou Tea is equal to any Iu the ity fer Gees, Oar aR Greea ines, 0c. per doz. # boxes for 25c. oo ip or bes ent rn Rio. ac pee in: x Roasted cs Toe per Buckets, only 50c. T-desire to Gall the attention of the trade to this in. ‘Mackerel. voloe of new INDIA TFA COMPANY, 445 7th st, South Wasington. ra bbL; Roasted itio, 4 Ibs. for set thy "Best Leaf Lard iu 3 in ‘7th street cars pass the door. aais ge Er fat Er ae ER 1 oS Hee EOE Eee Fer = THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, fa without a doubt the most ReaUTIFULand the mom, Nurkrrious Flour tn the world. ‘The Millers have not only the most pe-fect Mill, ‘co it does all the most improved Machin- Pe er a in Minnesota, fect, that in this ration of the glutingts particies of U arda thorough eliminauion iatter han at lar: been Cray relding more jan any other toi ‘best ‘3 ‘ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will pieuse lus inost acting Lousukeuper and satis(y Use micas lmidiouses- cre GILT-EDGE, Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patent RELIANCE. A_miendi4 Minnesota Patent Flonr, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of ail clases, and we guarantee will give salis‘action lo every uuw Wao wulry ss, GOLDEN HILL ‘The ova reliable stand-by and the Standart Famtiv Flonr of the District. Tt is equal in quallty to a reat many high-priced Patent Flours, whiixt It can be bought for considerable less money. We defy compet!- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERVS, STERLING, GLLT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we Jeel assured nat any housekeeper wuo tries them once Wi MUVer Une aly lug ind, OCR by auigrocers, Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st, and In‘ianaws sel WM. M. GALT & 00. ASTERY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATION.— Brot (G Laen Cutler's se ial Course, (un tae y of the acowot filly ‘ematier. “A ent abd dest pronto: A Corres accent emt pronu! Hon guaranired In « very shor: space of Lime enabling ow with fr greater profitand with tmae- tan: results insiruction under any Tencher, Of Say one of the now popula. conversa: Hoval mechote Day and kvening Private Lessons, And in Classes for Ladies and Gentlemes yr Chi dren. General ARernoon anu WEONESDAYS and Qpening OchOR Spee! ATRURS FEMALE SEMINARY 4A Wit Ke-opea SEPTEMRE euces civen. Por seliine iss BA } KORGETOWN COLLE x FOUNDED The Schools of tre Academic and Sctentiflc Depart ments oper ber 10th, SSS. Perms: R ISTERSCHAPT SYST. derfuliy simple and pret ena AY oue to learn to sueak fae itiy and correct!: Sy ish, Ttalian, French and German. Pupils | ri toapwak fro the very rst lower ku long aint Connected s tences. F ¥ of every-day and busines conversations guaranteed ina short time. Dav and evening private lessons. and tn classes for indies and gentienies, Genera afernood and ey eitlug clases i fhe Freeh, Tuesdays. Thursdays and sai days. from 4407 o'clock Openiug, Oct. isk. Ter moderate, Address 1038 I's. ix. LUCLEN SRELUSRE AM @ nalive oc Parla, Prance. Methods Ta’ a FR aS SSRs MADAME CHEVRKMONT. iplomes 1. Ac PENCIL K der 12 hus bait lone exe Perienee as a teacher, and will mtract hor by the NATURAL METHOD to speak Prencl in a very. short time. Primary English branches will alse be tanght, but ft is designed to give instraction (n Lim French Ianguage as much as porsible, and the con. aim from the beginaing will beto make pupils SPt. sh French. Madame Clevreusont will be -p-tasen to onl pon parents and explain her mechod fu detall. ad oa 1221 Mat m. sel-1m PRE RORW000 INSTITUTE — AT seiner Boarting aud Day Seool for little Girls. “Keopens with tte cust of Professors and Teachers sept ‘Course of stndy oom plese from primary ciass through callogiate em, with thoroueh instruction in, Frenen and German." studenis prepared for and Wellesiey Colleges. Advanced clasws in Muse Literature and Modern Languages open te ouside pripis Address Mr. an Mra Wa. D. CABLLL, Prucipale 1212 and 1214 is sel-Im AA. BE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL, AND Dental Departnen's of Howard Univ will open thelr annaal sessions October Sth | Clinics medi- surgical will be heid ouce a Week. Dispensary wie daily. Student= will beexpecied to assist at ese clings, For Circulars address CB PURVIS, MD. Secretary, Lis iistn st nw, ‘Washington, D"C, se1-to08 ISS MAY MEAD, TEA. HER OF PIANO. ferms reasonable For particulars, &c., apply at <tnw. ‘se Lm INDERGARTEN AND MODFL SCHOOL RE ‘opens september Ph, at 1127 13th xt. aw Mises POLLOCK and NOERR, Principais. Teachers class. sel-im* NOLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER FOUR. Crreny 1588 Tsien. we tenth pears repens tctober 118%5, closes June 1” 1856," English, Fret ‘Latin one ch: Seniors, in charg: Colitere, A.M. Juniors, under Mrs EW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO, AN by which pupils can accomplish in afew months: iime what ts ordinarily done methods is founded upon ‘tho Dass Rinciples and particularly adapted to new becnuers. Parents teachers and scholars will weloomne the Lnstruciions contained In this meth d. A course of lessons will at it ty what ( F dress CHAS. W. THOMPSON .@L1 M stn. M W. L. PAUSONS WILL REOPEN ts AVI Select School MONDAY, OCTORER 5. Strictly itmited in number. Full business college course $7 per month, ay Migher mathematics and the nw scenes extra Personal Instructinn on the privace pupil system. Patronized by members of Congres snd leading cit:zens of Washington. For seals oF fh her Information address P.O. Box 204, city. aus1-im GEES AND ENGLISH —TRINTTY sciio0r, ¥ corner 4th and E sta, nw. reopens SE BER 7th, 1585, Thorough Instructions gi branches, Terms modi man and icngiish SIEVER, Principal. LADIES’ GOODS. Setuxe Ocn Sexe Our TO CLOSE BUSINESS. “Having concluded to give up businuss, I offer my en- restock of Wedge dered af LADIES' MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND CLOAKS at a great sacrifice. ‘Call early for bargains. M. SILVER, _an15.2m 715 Market Space. JM2OMER BARGAINS IN MILLINER: ‘In order to make room for our Extensive Importa- tons of Fall Millinery, we will, during this month, sell our entire stock of handsome French Bonnets and Hats also Silt Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Neckwear ‘st a great sacrifice. ‘MES. M. J, HUNT, 1309 F Srexet Norrawest. 1 HE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD I8 RECOM "T'® ended by tie beating Dromaabers 2efs absolutely finpervious, Sanaa Por sale Jouis und Ladies’ Furn! re id foley MOVED, MME. VON BRANDIS, MODISTZ, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, Sew York: Wm. Barr & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Suits made at the shortest’ notice Superior fitting, reasouable prices and satisfaction gaaranteed. :vening Dresses Bridal Trosseaius a specialty. jy80-zmt 920 14th street, between 1 and K. J. C. Horcsrssox IMPORTER, WILL CONTINUE TO SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SEASON ABLE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT AND BELOW Cost. TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT HALF- PRICE, CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON PLUMES AND FANCY FEATHE''S. 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL “LACES,” “RIB- BONS,” COLOKED CREPES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. cloaks. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS, 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON “RAGLANS,” SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES. PERFECT-FITTING JERSEYS AT VERY LOW FIGURES, GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS AND DRESSING SACQUES, * PARASOLS ATCOST SILK MITTS IN ALL SHADES AT HALF-PRICE FOSTER AND TAFFETA GLOVES AT 10 PER C DISCOUNT. ‘7 Trevise, Paria 907 Paave, S25 [22 BM. MENGERT. 419 OTH ST. N.W. ‘Art Embroidery materials of all kinds. Infants’ Lace and Shirred Caps, Shawls, etc. Finest of Zephyt and Knitting Yuyus, all af reduced pri ‘Stamping prompuy done. Je10-3m, Doverass. ‘We have 100 Dozen LADIES BALERIGGAN HOSE, sizes 8 to 9% our regular 47. Hose, which we shall sell for S7igo per pair; three pair for $1 or $2 per box DOUGLass, my8 Ninth street. St. Cloud Bullding. RENCH DYFING, SCOURING and Garments Es gd and toed 12h te, superior mate Tagies’ dresegs done up without ng ripped AN 188 ANNI“ K HUMPHERY, a ceeeee HORTIINGRS ACADE SAND BOYS, MEDIA, PAL PHILADELPH YOUNG MEX 13 MILES Fie Fixed price covers every expense—even books, &c No exira charges: no ic! ental expenses h exam I xperieneed teneners=all tie’ Gpporuahities for apt si Speck rill for dull and fon for aimission, all graduates. Spe. ts toadvance rapidly. ‘ward boys. Patro studies or choose the te Bess, Clase Cal or Civil F tted at Media Academ: igineer ng Coors. in Harvard, chur hes and a temp: Charter, which prohibits the sale of il inuoxicatl Griuk-.’ For new. illustrated Circular, adress Feincipal ana Bropricion. Call at liggs Hose. 3:80 pam, Thursiay Sept-mt Pie TAWVITHIN C. SHORTL'DGE, A.M, an31-2w (Harvard University ‘Medi duate), ember 10: how alodere metiodar thoroagh Private und class ewons, at Seth FREE ADVANTAGES. Piano or Voice, $5. $8, $10. and $15.a term. Ghureh Organ (og for practice), @15a term, Violin, $12 aud $15 a term. Tist on application. NGALLS KUNG, Princl Ree EEE ACADIAN, no VILLE, : : Tiorou! 1to5pm. aus VAATED | LADIES. ‘Youths desiring a thorough eveuing course, In S$ oF common schoul, to send tor circular. 'T INSTITUTE, s. w. cor ‘829-1 1308 HH street. ESDAY. September 30th. dake of Lhe school, ST JOHN'S Co. iat INSTITUTE, \VERMONT AVE. BETWEEN M AND N STS. ‘This Institution affords every facility for a thorouch gatujauionccsech gt sal Scletgur Conatuerciad resumed, Monday, Sepicaber Tun, ery BRO. TOBIAS, Prevident. HE CEDARS. ‘A Home and Day School for Young Ladies nnd Littie Girs, Reopeus OCTUseR Ist. Thorough Enc tin C sure, with the 1 rs Music atid Arc under insiructors. bate sive grounds for exerc’ “aud om Miss eanbie 1618 som se MERSON INSTITUTE, 914 14TH ST., BE ‘tween Land K, sclect classical and mathematical school rs begins its ee ge lg 52 i reg ee Gan pitas Se pe ete btheee tn hoole and for the U-S Mulltary “and Naval acnd inlcs, “For particulars addres CHAS. B YO Principal, of 14th st. Circulars ean be obtulied si te borksiores. pers MA8Y2AND AGRICULTCRAL COLLEGE. ‘The next session of this Institution begins on the 20TH OF SEPTEMBER NEAT. WITH A FULL CORPS OF PROFESSORS LN ALL LHe REGULAR COLLEGIA FE bKANCIUES, In addition to the De ment of Scientifie and Practial Agriculture. “Terms: For schula tie year of two ses-ions, embrac Ing tution, board, fuel, tients and wash ments made ac-ommodating. mend fo Saiey bem od 30 tact ‘Une coll a nutes from Waehington, cai Trip tickets at Baltimore & hip railroad. Gent of the College can be seen ee em - — J. >! H, President, cent round Te Presi EDUCATIONAL. as SHORTHAND — ResULAR clase sisal sherihand books and publications cometary on han nd exceptiounl opportunities ter ioarning here Shere at WASHINGTON PRONOGKAPHICH EAD QUARTERS wir Ist aw ay od ri BeRLITZ Salo! oF Ta a, ar 728 14th ew CITY, WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SCWNCER ALSO SUMMER -CHOOL AT = PLYMOUTH, MASS ALACOTT CITY, MD. aed 4 Macipin'e Culversity Sebont Opens ber ie For eircain’s et treme waniw CHAPMAN MAUPIN. Ma hie, Chartered Usa3. winpsdR Coli PeNRLE corcnat wes and Di a Bors win Prep mary sche Nes WINDSOR For Young & basi. : ov toys | Pall Seedons Quen Sepierber 16, 1855 Tetenet Or * Prea. COSELESE DE PHYSICIANS A Ao 'timore, Md. Thre wc to Metical sa" deais onsarpaiee | ctinical and othe: adcnn ingen, ‘Send for a Catalogue to Dr, THOMAS UPTE 178 N. Howard's {UGEWORTH BOARDING AND DAY scHOoG ‘4 for Young Ladies an \ 14tzle Giris— Mrs. HP. URE FPSVRE, Principal, 50 Prankin #, Ballimore, ‘The 24th school year will begin on N stw.tm THURSDAY, Seprember 17, 1885, kW ENGTAND = ee CONSERVATORY OF MUST, fon. Mam, oudest ih America: inrgest and heap equipped in the Word—100 lustructors: 1.071 Ser inst vear. i Tnmiructios fn Vocal and Instrumental Piano and Organ Tuning, Pine Arts. Orators, Tench, German and Mallen Latguages momntion, ete. ard and Hoon, €43 to 67S por me Mepterniber 10, THM. term. Voc tlasteated Calendar, eiving fall nPvemath adurem TOC RE (ySake.2m Franklin Souare, Boston, Mam, NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND Collegute Institute for YOU Preparatory School for LATDLE GIRLS, | (own, 3 elles from Baltimore, Md. Gondacted uy te Salers of Notre Uae. Send fo catalogue y3<.m.6,2m Ww4se ON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPH Y, ‘only school of the kind here. inl inv ‘A spec to all to mee the method by which - on learn & profewion. “Zid 2d st ae sen T2SELAND, SCHOOL Po GIRIA” SANDE Spring, Md. will reopen september Lian Por Sircalars, £6, widows HONKY G MALLOW nbs Ag M., Proprietor and Principal. auld tim W Aackh ey SEMINARY iba7 TST. Nw. Boarding and Day School for Gira” The 17k pons Se;tember 24th.” Full corm of Tem hers. a MISS LIPSCOME, Principal APLEWOO) TNSTITUTE. CONCORDVILLIG Pa. Young men prepared for college or bane boerees conferred upon youve lay graduates X Carefal attention to litte a6si0 J. SHORTLIDG: GO32AG A COLLEGE, TST. NW OTHE COURSE H of stucies comprises “Pnglish, Preuch, term aim and Greek: Rook-kerping, Arihinethe Mathemstica ” As the students are orgariined ae a fil isregh Reopens Me ‘Terms $10 p-r quarter, ia REV. BA Mout So Prodeat. OF THE WASHINGTON ‘will take pontia in Wocal wed tunrmony. Medion ot the beat tasters iollowed. "8 S BUSINESS COLLEOK COR OT A practical baminem eevcation | na perform. the act! ite. Tuorvuch iuatriction given n Rapid Writing: the Fe | lst Tan cunge. « ocrespondence, Kapid Ca culations, Wookie neva Pract “Soman Law. Po ograpiiy abd Ty pe WE Niche rested TUPSD A, th. Office open fo mrrai and after MONDAY. Tiluateated Crew tion. went free on apystiewtion. YC SPENCER Prineipni, NCEE View Principal. Ras He MRS. BARA ASP DINKNEY TNSTCTUTE, 818 CONN. AVE cs Enclish nd French schoo! for young tedien 81 litte ‘girls Reopens Nepreaiber, Such." For. ter oe. address Misses BURGESS. Principals wu22-1 TPRHE WASHINGTON COLLPGIATE INSTT TUTE. « Hoarding and Day Schoo! for Younx Las dine and Little «tris, will enter upon its tweiftt ania Scmton Wednesday, Seprember of xperten Ucuiars apply a0 at he new Fes desiring to enter (uelr daugoters as pupil, expecully boarding pupils, Will oleae make application ae Soom 9 possible, a DROF. OF . THE POPULAR GUITAR teach . will teach during Jul and ge Baye, Piano Sin mony. inquire at Tia? be INDERGARTEN NORMA with model schools for children. Teach re of s months. $100. inquire after Septensber irs Loc ise: POLLICK. principal of Nati Kindergarten, 920 Sth st. or Frocbel Institue, 4127 1st, Misses POLLOCK & NOERE. Principals, auld-ow [USS Rosa PORS and on tah Scho land N GERVAN, PRI a Kin lercarts will re open ctober Ist. werman and Erenca taagh Chiat practice, ‘For circalars apply 1230 feta ne, auzt-cu M™=S> Sts GERMAN AND ENG Mtn Senoot Bd Ser tac “The coin tat, hrmichew and Geta Iaiguage taught practically. for aduiteand children.“ DENGLA 25-1 GLISH AND, CLASSICAL HIGH ini {eraties and pb lytechnic schoals. or fOr jusiness: also for competitive examinations They ake hich rauk in th various instituuons of Lhe coum Urs. Cir-ulare at tue book-tores.. If an interview i desired address Lock ix 540, P.O, adele TLE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH, DG ‘Te School begins sept Zi. nr College begins Sept. 21, ‘The National Medical College bets Oct &, The Corcoran Scientific school begins Oct. & ‘The Law School besime Oct. 5. For f. rther intorm:io au20-1m JAMES «. W a NG, LID, President, WITHIN CG SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD S enmy admits and castles young tuen and ove Suy tine. Send for circular “SWITHIN CSTR Erbe a.Bt, (itarvurd College Graduate, Media Pm, mybimn sai oo ia a MSS IPOS S Scion “POR YouNG ba aA dies, S21 Vermont ave.. gives superior opporta ites for the study of Literature. Mhuusophy ad tie odern Lauguages, dorm Must: {good German, Parisian. Pre and fie lan taaght by grammar conversation and plsiolury style, with ausurpassed twethods Mtoe of might wept situation 4s dally oF realdeut fa HOFPFELIT, 1215 G st. ow al 7m TON AV ADEMY, Corcoran Butiding, Va, Ave. and L5ih 8 US Treasure, ‘Namber Frinetpal, Wash i eat JoRrrits corona AI Course of stwiies: rans: Boarders Js Hay students accurding ar au26-Im "Md. Agril College, Ma. MS ee Se iT Se Rene ee tetio eetatty at teal advantages in Frenc an Object rawing. auzd-m Af issES BLAIR AND TARNES RE PEN M Tire ecicet Seunot and Kindersarien, foot Cor Goran, “on, 1th st nw SP Mat 14th (Grace Lutheran Cuureh).” Ded “ =, APBly YoU loth st. aw. muze-gw' M™ YEESON SEMINARY, 1100 axp 1104 M Srazer N.W. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, ron ‘YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. ‘MRS, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal. ‘MISS SARAH A SCULL, Joe Principals. MRS, EUGENIA CUTHBERT, Assisted by 2 Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers. ‘Highest Standard in English and Classical Stadies. Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Special Advantages in Instramentaland Vocal Music, Artand Elocauon. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. Application by letter or personally, as above. an22-3m EN DS" eu Aen ea AX ELEM aA Gigh acioul for bah os will re dun sumed on MONDAY, Sepieiniver 7, Ime ‘Address BHO: JUSLEH, Virwetor, | Carroll BO, Jy13-2m Baltimore county. M4 ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON. GRAD uate and certitied examiner of th M New Enginnd ‘ant Vee cy CHAPEL POINT, TIE LONG BRANCH aud-im HOWAKD BkOS. Proprietors, J oRRaAS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Qo Stephenson's depot P.0., Virginia. Open i Ist June Pamphlets at dhe Star uilice ‘auld-oy = in C. JORDAN: HAPS POINT HOUSE, OF MARYLAND, tut OPEN JUN+. 1 To NOV. L Strep a » ae pene Board $s to $10 a wee Steamer Geo Law, Potomac Steamboat Ca, whaef, Tih st dally except Priday wid Monday i ing TRAYMORE, ATLANTIC CITY, B. 3. Sitnated within 100 yards of the beach. an anotarructed view. Tueonly pas-enger ee Vator in, Atiantic City. sea water bath, Slectuse bells aud ull oder Convert eonsut BY RADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, XN. J, "Arkansas ave. near the oceaa. OTEL LAURANCE, COR. MALN AND COURT ‘xtx.. Luray, Va Opened daly tat, 184, Hocated up own. und eae mle week. iPM PARKINSON, Propletor. SBURY PARK, N. J.—-THE VICTORIA FAM fly Howse, near ooean. Accommodation: or clits. “Table good. Accomudatoos em. plete. Sewerage and drainage verter Lighted, ea. pert Lightivhi reach wsnpuit Tertas toderate. Reduced rates 10F Sam = Fourds os Ks. Jocaied: within 100 yards’ of ypulutme sts Beet-chaam ar FARcenieuts “Yeriects necvcumonaie ‘Terns rwasouahie. A. 1 STOCKTON. & ASBURY PARK,