Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weathe: OFFICE OF THE CHIFF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasiixetox, D. €., Sept. 4.1885, LL ain, For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather, followed by loc’ wers, early stationary re rh portion, slight fall light rise in temperature in rh portion, southwesterly winds, pre- ed by northwesterly winds in northern por- tion. For Saturday, cecasional local showers and stationary temperature are indicated for land and the middle Atlantic states. orthwest, 1 by Mr. F.W. Hevoster, Satur- September Dth, With a superior stock of fine’ Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The house bas undergoue a thorough renovation regardless of expense, making it one of the handsomest a best conducted restaurants in th Elegant dining parlors for ladic connected with The Casino, which will receive Friends and the publie are Invited to attend the opening, on esion an elegant collation will be @ commencing at 11 a. m.,and will be continued throughout the afternoon and even- Tried His Lack Ouce More, AND WON VIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. “Great Scott! 1s that s. 2” exclaimed a clerk tn u Montgomery street wine house, over the a Perbaps and perhaps not so. That is why “Perhaps and perhaps . Iam ere,” he replied.“ Where is Mr. Ecken- roth?” “Tie'll be In in a moment, and he'll tell you if St’ truc; bat I think there must be a mistake: here [sv comes now,” as @ Young man with side- iskers entered. Willow me to congratulate you, Mr. Ecken- roth,” was the visitors greeting. = Dropped In to sce If it wax true that youve won the big prize In The Louisiana State Lottery. “Sh-b-h, Lhave been trying to keep it quiet. Have hardiy breathed a word about it, It isn't the whole of the biz prize, Lonly. held one-fifth 0£ $75,000, $15,000, 4 good deal to come. Into allof sudden.” It paralyzed me when I saw the report of the dfawinz, But there It was No. 5.409. “Then Fthouzht it must be an error ofsome kind. Hadn't any faith in my luck, but T quietly telezraphed to M.A. Dauphin, New Otleans, and received the reply that the money was at my disposal. I coliected it thronih the First National Hank of San Fran- eiseo on Saturday, aud if you'll look here you'll See Lam correct: ‘A new deposit book of the Bank, with the single entry iz shown. “Fifty dollars charges and $3 for telegrams— @reasonable bank exchanze,” was his remark. Mr. Eckenroth is head book-keeper for Bach, Meese & ¢ Montgomery street. takes iteoolly. When asked if be did not in- tend to resign his position, he repliet: at all. It'sa good situation. In time I hange Into a different business, but my. present plan ix to remaan. “The way I eame to buy that ticket was Peculiar, Thad bought several times before, without winning a doliar, merely for amuse ment. I thought that if | Kept on buying tic nintime. Atlength I gusted. I heard great deal of persons winning big prizes and read reports of men drawing thousands on a single ticket, cum grano salis, so when it came to buying a th st month I thought I wouldn't invest, an Jast by a id over ow I thank i. e chanee go bs Mr. ie cnr th ts a man of fomily, sober, Steady usd industrious. With all them Prizes which fortune has showered down upon this city it is doubtiul it any bave fallen into better hands than that won by ticket No. 8,999. San Francisco (Cid. Chronicle, August Our $4 HANDSEWED GarTeRs, for ladies and gentlemen are equal to $8 custom-made. Young's, 402 7th street. Sole agent for $2.50 Electric shoes. tate broker, bas re- Moved bis office fre ‘$ 7th street northwest to 1509 H st. n.w., n¢ tlington hotel. WorkINeMEN TAKE Notice. Agency Co- Operative Hat Co. 1, South Norwalk, Conn., at Frane’s, cor. 7th and D, the only strictly One Price hat'and gent’s turnishing store in this city. to attend the special sales of Silks, Velvets and Winter Goods at 908 7th street northwest. See advertisement in auction column. M shipped anywhere out New York avenue. Br¥ore purchasing your winter fuel consult our advertisement and save money. Henry A. Clarke & Son, 933 F st. n.w. ALL the latest blocks Fi at Frane’s, cor. 7th and D, the only strictly One Price hat d ‘nt’s furnishing store in this eity. Prices “Rock Bottom.’ RAcés every day at Rockville fair. Ove $1 Misses Kip and goat spring heel are worth $1.25. Our stock of boys, youths, misses and children’s shoes is superior to any offered before. Young's, 402 7th street. Re- member: The Old Woman in Window. Fack axp EYESIGHT fitted, $1; Hempler's, corner 4, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Nig! yle Hats for sale A SKELETON IN THE THICKET, THE DISCOVERY MADE BY JAMES A. DONALD- SON WHILE GUNNING YESTERDAY. Yesterday, Officer Richard Jones, of the third Precinct, reported to Lieut, Redway that Mr. James A, Donaldson had informed him of the finding of some human bones while he was gun- ning in a dense grove of timber and under- growth on the old Carroll property, about 1% miles northeast of Tenleytown. Lieut. Redway and Officer Jones went out to investigate, and found the bones entirely denuded of flesh. Some clothing and the skull were lying about ten feet from the rest of the body. The hair, which had fallen off the skull, was of a dark brown color, soft and glossy, The remains are Supposed tb have been those of an between twenty-five and thirty-five years, | but there were no signs of violence on the skull or other Indications of foul play. ‘The punts and vests found beside the remains were of dark, striped goods of fine quality. The shirt was found about thirty yards from the other clothing. Xo hat, coat, shoes or stock ings were foun 2 Vest poci was fount a ‘Setter in German, addressed, “Mr. Franz Poexch, care of Mr. Férdinand Zahn, 10 Center Market Square, Baltimore, Md.” Ii was post- marked “Berlin, 24—2, '85,7 p. m.” The le~ Jer was probably written by a sister of the de- ceased fn relation to family matters. It spoke ofthe death of ademented brother and of the fact not beiug made known to the father. Other letters were found in the same writing. ‘The letters were mueh torn and soiled. Cleveland and Hendricks medal and a small biush for cleaning buttons were also found. Lieut. Redway ed of acolored wom: 'y the name of Green, living on the border of the woods, that some weeks ago a man came to her door and asked for lodgings. She could not ‘accom modat im. He was very persistent, and she went And got a shotgun, when he left, eine towards the woods where the skeleton was found. Last night the police telegraphed to Baltimore. The Baltimore directory was found to have, the name of Frederick Zahn, a saloon keeper? at the number written on the envelope. It will be remembered that on or about July 10th last. a coat, a black derby hat, shoes and stockings, and a memorandum book, with let- ters and papers, were found by Henry Edelin, 3 colored boy, about 400 rds from Where this body was Uiscovered, as mentioned in THE STAR at the time. These: articles were turned over to Mr. G. W. Smoot, of Linden, and he, with Mr. Baxter, Mr. Monzan and Mr. Lowry, made search tor the body of the owner of the articles, but failed to find it. Mr. Smoot was Prompted by some of the memoranda found to open correspondence with a party in Catons- ville, Md., and diseovered that the missing man had been a book agent,and was in Baltimore on the 20th of June,and was dealing with Stuger< Co., 25 Park Place, New York, and that he had a wife in Berlin, Germany. The supposition is that he went Into the culvert to wash his hands and feet, and falling Into the water was drown- ed, and thatin the he body was wash organ and Lowry in July rough search, when the clothing was found, to find the owner, but failed, as ed, and directed their attention to diseover- ing his identity, with the result above stated. Mr. Smoot this morning identified the ietters found yesterday as in the same handwriting as. those previously found. Dr. Patterson, the coroner, this morning gave directions to have the body brought to the health office,and he will hold an inquest to- morrow. ‘The rapid decamposition of the body durin; the hot season would account for the almost gz of the bones. The head was ub ofits place by birds. ee To Row Next Thursday. ENTRIES MADE LAST NIGHT FOR THE POTOMAC REGATTA. Ata meeting of the joint regatta committee last evening the following program for the re- gatta, which takes place next Thursday, was agreed upon: First race, senior four-oared shells; second race, junior four-oared shelis; third race, senior single seulls; fourth race, junior single’ sculls; ith race, four-oared gigs; sixth race, light. Weight fours; seventh race, elght-oared’ shells, ‘The entries for the various races closed last night as follows: Senior Fours—Wushington Rowing club: E. A, Sweeney, Edward Ryan, Charles Baker, CC. Smithson. Potomac club: C.G. Warden, L. A. Fisher, G. T. Small- wood, S. A. Kearney; substitu Valker Doxon and H.C. Noordzy. Columblas: A. A. Snyder, F. D. Lewis, C. J. Kintner, F. A. Nute; substitutes, J. C. Kondrup and.James Young. Junior Fours—Columbias: R. C. Ballantyne, J.C. Pedrick, N. Simmons, G. P. Green, substi: tates, J. O. Brawner and J. H. Bushnell. Ariel Rowing club, of Baltimore: W. 8. Kahler, E. A. k, G.M. Muneks, W.C. Protzman,’ Ana- lostans: O. G. Eckstein, F. M. Hiilyer, J. J. Me- Closkey, Richard Somers; substitute, J. B. {jams” Fotomacs: J. T.. Sprague Pp. Wheeler, H.W. Elmore, &. H. Doyle; substi. tutes, T. J. Hogan and W. P. Clark, Senior Singles—s. A. Kearney, Potomacs; C. C. Suiithson, Washingtons. ‘Junior Singles—Charles Baker, Washingtons; H, C. Noordzy, Powomacs; Frank’ R. Baltz, Penn sylvanias; J. LT. Littrell, Rappahannocks, of Fredericksburg, Va., and E. W. Johnson, ‘Co- lumbias. Sentor Gigs—Columbias: James Young, J. C. Kondrup, C.J. Kintuer, F. A. Nute; W. Hi. Gib- son, coxswain. Substitutes—A. A.'Snyder and F. D. Lewis. Pennsy!vania Boat Club—George W. Statzell, Walker Nagle, Percy J. Wall, J. H. ck; Fred. T. Agard, coxswain. Substitutes— E. H, Kidgway and Frank R. Baltz. New York City Unions—R. H. Schile, E. H. Patterson, B. Comiq@vE SUMMER GARDEN.—Variety. Druze Mcsgum.—“Collars and Cuffs” Comedy company. —_—o—__ Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:55 p. m., and extinguished at 3:00 an the Rev. Wm. H. ‘The six mouths for whic Young was called as pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist chureh having expired, the church, by Unanimous vote, has extended him a call to be- come its pastor, at 4 yearly salary of $ A. M. Kearon, while riding on ‘a biey Street, between 7th and &i last night, fell from the machine and was badly cut about the head. He was attended by Dr. Ludwig Von Doike, and was taken to his home, 620 M street. Randall Hagn fixtures, ut store a street northwest Of his creditors. on E th streets northwest, ck in trade and premises, Ni 3 7th roceries, &c.), forthe benefit ile makes preferences of rent, Fhe wT. A. Brown & Co. of Baltimore; i Burke, 9500; Lizzie Burke, $1,800. — Tue New Pr: G.—Gen. M. C. Meigs, the supervising architect and engineer ‘of the new Pension building, in his report of the work done during the month of August. states utructs have been made for flooring and plastering another portion of the third Hoor, which, when completed, will enable the 4 pensions to concentrate his wi weaved the new ae which lam how : contains ull bat some 200 ele Of the Pension burea foo a a Fixed FoR CuUELTY To ANIMArs—Joho Butler, the young man who was arrested yes- terday'by Agent Key, of the Humane society, on & charge of cruelty to animals, was taken the seventh precinet station where he was up all night. Thix morning he was Laken to the Police Court where the case axalnat him was dismissed, and his unele, Dorey Ale Je charged with working a horse unfit for . ‘The hore, it appears. had its knee cut ‘open on last Friday and has been worked since with the knee bandayed. ‘The court imposed a Bue of $25. Appeal noted. — Base Bati.—The Nationals defeated the Newark nine yesterday Newark, by a score @t 2to 1. Other games yesterday’ resulted as follows: | Chicago 10, Buffalo 4; Philadelphia %. New York Is; Boston 11, Providence 1: St. Louis 2, Detroit 5; St. Louis 4, Louisvil @; Allegheny 5, Cincinnati 6; Athletic 5, Balti- More 4; Brooklyn 5, ‘Tue RowBERY or BATEMAN & Co.—W. W. Dudley, resident parti writes lo Tuk STaK: er of Bateman & Co., Your item in Wednes- Gay's issue relating to the robbery of our cash drawer by # sueak thief unintentionally does Injustice fo the employes of the bank. The loss Was in no way duc toany fault or carelessness of theirs, as they were absent on business of the at the tine by my direction.” ~—— THE Natiowat Riviks.—At the meeting of the National Hittes last night an amendment J the constitution was adopted creating within the command a Veteran guard. It gives mei. ber who has served tive continuous years the Privilege of being placed on the retired lst. to Fetain bis uniform and rank and participate With the command in parades an ments it he so desires. sisy adopted | crv Staff, consisting of a quartermaster and cone Miseary sergeant. Messrs. Charles Atkineon Was elected quartermaster and Chris, Abner gemmissary sergeant on said staff. The ques- Siow of accepting the invitation to the Culpeper fair iu October was postponed until Ma A. Jackson, William E. Cody; T. H. McIntyre, coxswain. ‘Substitute—Max B. Karsche. The only entry for the eight-oared race was the Columbia eight. The Columbia elub pro- pose to put In two eights, but the committee de- cided to postpone wetion on its proposition for a day or two. Carters CASH DRY GOODS STORE. NKETS! BLANKETS! 3 OFF DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, ed, at less than cont. ELLENT BLACK SILKS, cheap at $1.00, re- BLACK AND COLOREDCASHMERES, purewool, double width, real cost 37. CK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, v ok AM ETS, very, COLORED SILKS, 50c., 62c., 75e. BLACK AND COLORED BROCADE SILK VEL- VET, real value $2.00; reduced to $1.50. Handsome BROCADE PALL DKESS GOODS, great bargain at 25c., reduced to I2ige. oe BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool. NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest and very best quality, actual cost 25¢. Excelleut CANTON FLANNEL, 8c. Best Merrimack CALICO, 5c. ‘Twilled CRASH, 5c. BLANKETS slightly soiled at less than cost. STRICTLY CASH PRICES, WE MUST SELL CHEAP. CARTER'S 7. MARKET SPACE, Near 7th Street, Tr Is Ussecessary FOR HOUSEKEEPERS TO TAKE ANY RISKS IN THE SELECTION OF ‘THEIR BURNING OILS. RED “C" OIL {s sold at w price within the reach of ail Itis a per- fectiy SAP and UNIFORMLY GOOD ARTICLE ‘Will sive better satisfaction than any illuminating oil that Las ever been made, Give it a trial. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, eS Pere Ow Cwen Vixzcan 40 grains in strength. Guaranteed to keep pickles. _se25t J. H. CRANE, 936 Louisiana ave, War Do ov "Tiusx or Ti OVER 700 RATS KILLED IN ONE NIGHT: AT THE MADISON AVENUE CAR STABLES, BA‘TIMORE, MD., WITH STONEBRAKER'S RAT AND MOUSE EX- S TERMINATOR. STONEBRAKER'S HORSE AND CATTLE POW- DERS MIGHTY GOOD AND ALWAYS RELIABLE. FRANK HUME, Saturday's Usual Great Bargains: The following is_ almost given away to- morrow only at R. Goldschmid $12-7th st. n.w. me decorated white china dinner sets 125 pes. $24.79; worth $38.00; Colored glass Prealcfant seus 4 pea. 70e; Halt and pepper cas tors 3c; Colored glass fruit bowls 2e; 4 Bottle King casters 43¢; worth 75c; Ind cream pitcher and sugar bowl d1c; Handsome engraved spoon holders worth 20c; Tin toilet sets Dien 1.37; Dust pan and brush 17¢; worth 25c; lajolica cuspudores 47¢; 1, gal. Water pitchers 23c; Handsome white china decorated tham- ber set with jar $6.94; worth $11.00; Majolica lates 11c; Worth 25c; Majolica butter dishes 37e; worth 50¢; Decorated tin wash basin and pitcher 69c; Handsome china hand painted tea ‘sets 44 pes. reduced from $8.00 to $5.48; Cov— ered chamber buckets 25e; Novelty measures Se; worth 10c; 2 qt, Oval’ butter kettles 8c; Handsome engraved goblets 6_for 39¢; White porcelain cups and saucers 57c % doz; Hand painted French china truit plates 15c, i9e¢ and 25e; worth 25¢, 35¢ and 50c; Decorated opal breakfast sets 4 pes. 79¢; worth $1.50; Also a discount of 20 per cent will be allowed on ces All the latest style Derbys, $2 Nice line soft Felts, $1.50, $2, Best soft and stift “Dollar’ °. LEWis at, a Established 1: 8 Une lowest price to all, 2 We Are Making Special Effort to gain custom by offering strictly all solid leather Shoes at the following low prices: Ladies’ fine kid box-toed button Shoes. Ladies’ Caracoa kid or pebble-goat com- mon-sense Shoes.. . 1.97 Ladies’ id genuine hand-sewed French French heel or common-sense. hee eetecot oaeree saree. | 97 isses’ very fine kid or.pebble spring-hee Shoes. Sotierang ital S| Youths’ serviceabie button Shoes... 117 Boys’ fine button and lace Shoes. . 1.47 Children’s best grade kid spring-heel Shoes, worked button-holes.. - OT Infants! very best hand-sewed Shoes... 37 's excellent quality lace Bals. 1.47 en's fine cloth-top Congress. . 1.67 Men's stylish button Shoes... Liz Men's genuine Calf Shoes, button, lace, or Congress, all Bt¥1eS...... 247 STRASBURGER Bros’. Popular Shoe houses, 728 7th street, between Gand H,and 461 Penn sylvania avenue, near 41, street: 1 M. Augenstein, 817-819-821 7th st. n. w., offers for to-morrow only, the following extra: ordinary bargains: Decorated ten sets, with ndscape, $4.99, sold elsewhere at $7: chopping bowl and knife, 15c.: decorated chamber sets, $1.99; bronze stand lamps, with engraved globe, 34c and saucers, 14 doz. dinner plat Ip teaspoons, 1 meat dish, i vegetable and one dishpan, 99¢ 4 doz. silver plated table knives, 79c., worth $1.25; decorated 56 pieces, $3.19; children’s brooms, 5¢ colored glass water tum- blers, re 72 sheets colored shelf puper, 13e.: $18 decorated dinner sets, reduced to $16.97;3 string brooms, 9c., 3 string, 15 large fancy splash mats, & of 6G, reduced to 17e. No’ offer lance of our stock of baby car- J argest size wash tub, zine washboard, 50 ciothes plus and 60-ft. clothes: line, 99¢.; patent star flour sleve, 9e.; My doz. knives and forks, 47c.; copper bottom wash- boilers, 72 and 87¢. euch, sold elsewhere al SL $1 willow clothes hampers, reduced refused on riages and trun! Gent's Shoes in all the New Styles. French Calf, Hand-sewed, Congress and But- ton Gaiters, broad toe’and fondon toe, at $4.23, Fine Calf Shoes with tips at $1.75. Beg Gaiters in Congress and Button, at The famous Police and Letter-carriers’ Hand- sewed, Laced Shoe, for which we are sole agents, only $2,50. Congress Gaiters, imitation Button, $1.98. Baltimore made solld leather shoes, in Con- gress, Button and Lace, only $1. ‘The “Monitor,” sewed working Shoe, ‘The “Creedmoor” working Shoe, $1 Plough Shoes, only 98¢. Also a great many other styles too numerous to mention. . STRASBURGER, 2 No. 906 7th st., four doors above I. Gent's Fine Shoes. Hahn's, 816 7th st. and 1922 Penn. Ave. Dongola Kid Tops, seamless French call, ‘Vamp custom shoes, $5.00. $3.00 All Calf, strictly hand-sewed, Triumph Button and Laced. 2.50 Calf Button, Laced and Congress, equal in style and wear to any $5. . $2.00 Solid Calf, Button, Laced and Con- gress, ‘Our $1.25 Laced and Congress are solid and far ahead of any $1.50 shoe. 1 gla7. Handsome New Styles Fall Hats For gentlemen, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50. Our $1.50 Derby is’ equal'to any $2.50" hat. in the city. C. Auerbach, 7th and H. 2 Ladies’ Low-Priced Shoes. Morocco and Kid Button Shoes from 98c, Glove Kid Top Button Shoes, from $1.24 Morocco Laced Shoes from 97¢. up. up, up. Old Ladies’ Comtort, Glove kid, $1.49. Serge Gaiters, Congress, Button'and Lace, 73c. Z. STRASBURGER, 2 No, 906 ‘7th street, four doors above I. Hahn's Famous Reliable School Shoes. ania ave, Chlid’s heel or spring heel, button, 65¢. Child's heel, or spring heel, solar tips, 75 & 90c. Misses’ kid or pebble, spring heel, button, $1. Misses’ tine goat or kid, worked hole, $1. Misses’ hand welt, goat, button, $1.75. Misses’ heel, or spring Heel, solar tips, $1.25 to 81.75. Youths’ solar tips, button or laced, $1. Roys' 3 10 Sigs, solid button, BLOB. Boys’ fine calf button, $2, Johnson's Oyster Saloon and Restaurant for Ladies and Gentlemen, 440 and 442 9th street northwest, one door from E, old established, and well-known for its select oysters, all brands, and served In every avall- able style, fresh receipts daily, Fried oysters in boxes 35e. per dozen, ‘This is the month for oysters. Come and see me. Polite attention, Ladies’ saloon first floor, 3 Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Hahn's, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave, Hand-sewed Paris or French kid, button, Hand-sewed straight goat, button, $3.50. Our own make flexible glove top, bution, $3. Our own make flexible Kid, button, $2.60. The unrivaled kid $2, button. Hox or broad toe, $1.50, kid’ and goat, button. Our 95c. and $1.25 solid button and laced, 1 Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts, At Auerbach’s Bieycle Shirt Depot, 7th & H. 2 Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch, ragon frame, $1.99, at the Boston Variety Store 705 and 707 Market Space. w,m Radden’s Furnitu: House, 932 7th stree ‘The best and cheapest furniture and carpets in the District. All my are manufactured under my own supervision and are guaranteed togive satisfaction, MONEY TO LOAN. re and Carpet Installment ‘tn.w., Washington, D.C. apes ON REAL ESTATE. __ 30 _(set]_ THOS. = WAGOAMAN. my TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT $140,000 *Rt0as Rsess oe sot cent, ou first-class clty property. it 0. HOLTZMAN, _#e1____ Corner 10th and ¥ sireews nortnw MONEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECU 4¥A nity, rullroad stocks, bonds, notes secured b; oT deed if trust, well endorsed "notes, T “any oud eutfats security. KS PHILLIPS, 1428 Ne Youve: wuao tine A REAL ISTAT X SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY $200,000 on TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ioe Create sums to suit, £6 per cent interest, “Money available Imm INO? BOWLES & GO~ Heal Tnuate Beogeee wey: New Yorkave. — aus-tm INEY TO LOAN ON REAL ATE SECU- M mioa pars ESTATE SECU- HUFTY @ D Beas z ONEY TO LOAN TOK F ae nw, JMiin sums to ait, on approved Real Eat iy, at lowest rates of imvercae Charges meee eee we uniecewary delay. 3.V. N. HUYCK. $ 1505 Vennaylvania ave, |AVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES I: ate or collateral Lreghes ‘at lowest rates of interest. No delay when security is 0. C, GREEN, Roo! 1, Firenten’s bullding, or Sthst. ead tar ave OS™ OSEY TO UGS, seven rae (iD sums on: ved real ‘atate security. PITCH, FOX & . = Tey eae EER NX oo P EEE N NN NNN GGG oF BBE oOo NN MM MM oO NN MMM em 83 GRE oo N MMM A. SAKS WILLTA A TITT se FE ae PAF UY KER PPP TITT EER tf) Get Gh Ee sat DEPARTMENTS: MILLINERY GOODs. GLOVES, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, JEWELRY, CLOAKs, . JERSEYS, CORSETS, . CORDIAL IT 18 WITH PLEASURE WE EXTEND THIS PUBLIC OF WASHINGTON TO AN EXAMINA DEPARTMENTS. IN ESTABLISHING OUR GIVE AN ARTICLE OF MERITED VALUE AND MEANING OF OUR “BON MARCHE." HAVING PLACED EXPERIENCED AND COM OF OUR TRADE, WE FEEL FULLY ABLE TO ASSURE TO OUR PATRONS POSITIVE SATIS CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT A BON MATERIAL SENSE, HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED WILL BE FOUND AS ADVERTISED. IN CLOSING THESE INTRODUCTORY RE FAVOR INASMUCH AS TO GIVE US A CALLON TO OUR FUTURE DEALINGS, AND ASSURE ALL THE BON 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 THE IMPORTER AND MANU ARTICLE APPERTAINING TO EVERY FEATUR SURETY THAT WILL INSURE YOU SATISFAC ALL TIMES TO REFUND THE PURCHASERS PRINCIPLES WHEREBY YOUR CONFIDENCE THE BON A PLAIN ‘THE ADVERTISER'S DIALECT 80 ABOUNDS ERS ARE NATURALLY SUSPICIOUS OF BUSI WE INTEND TO DO OUR BEST TO CORRECT CONFINING OUR STATEMENTS TO SIMPLE FORE WE EXPECT THAT CREDENCE WILL TICULAR AND ALL OCCASIONS, REALIZING THAT PRICES TELL, WE HAVE DEPARTMENTS ON OUR COUNTERS AND MAR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE PURCHASING PLEIN TOSEE FOR THEMSELVES. THE BON TH BBR 00 «NNN MM MM BoB © O NNN MMMM BBB OO O NNN MMMM BaP %0° 8 SE MM M BBB 00 UN ‘WI MMM STRICTLY au31,2¢2,8,4, 816 AND 318 SEVENTH 8 3 ber a Ray tt REE g ‘00 NNN D N RN THE A BR OOH Ee ct BA BS bo PE rar HOH Eee >» 318 NORTHWEST, LY OCCUPIED BY @ca., KE PLACE BR BD A YT RRR DD AA YY EE Do M4 ¥ = MM MM BBB EEE RRR SASS MMM BBB ERE RE Siz DEPARTMENTS: UNDERWEAR, ‘INFANTS’ WEAR, LEATHER Goops, PERFUMERY, TOILET GooDs, RUCHINGS, COLLARS AND CUFFs, NOTIONS, 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. FOR THE REST WE LEAVE WE WILL STRIVE TO PLEASE. MARCHE, DEPARTMENTS IT I8 NOT OUR INTENTION ARTICLES OFFERED THEREIN; SUFFICE IT FORM LOW PRICE, AND PROPOSE TO ADHERE INESS DEALINGS. OUR FACILITIES IN CON FACTURER ENABLE US TO OFFER THE EOF OUR TRADE WITH SUCH A FEELING QF TION; OTHERWISE WE ARE WILLING aT THEIR MONEY AND THUS UPHOLD THE CAN BESUSTAINED, 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 PEO- - MARCHE, Eg A RRR oOO H H FI AA RR OO HH my AA RRR oO HHH EE AA RE OO RH Em AU’ RR oO H ERE S ONE PRICE STBEET NORTHWEST. Escarzn FROM A BAD PREDICAMENT. *Tis between seasons The new styles for fall and winter wear will not arrive from Europe for a week ormore. The Palais Royal, having closed out nearly. all summer goods,was left in a bad predicament, from. which It will escape. partly by a smart business trans- action, but mainly by the approbation of the fair sex of Washington. Our New York agent has concluded an agreement with several of New York's principal wholesale houses, by which we shall have on exhibl- tion for three days the surplus summer stocks of Amer- Sea's largest importing houses. The prices we shall charge Will be wetual wholesale prices, and the only Profit we shall make will be special extra discount of 10 per cent. ONLY FOR FFF RRR Ir DDD. ¥ RR it DD FF RER it DD EF RR It D D ¥ RR aig DDD SEPTEMBER 4, A TITTU U RRR. a ATE Ga sot hE OP SEPTEMBER 6. IMPORTANT NOTICE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. 4 The goods consigned to the Palais Royal will not be on exhibition after September 5, as on the eve- ning of that day all the consigned stock not sold is to be returned to New York. The wholesale houses of whom we obtained the goods make this part of the ‘agreement, so we trust our patrons will find time to call on or before Saturday. The prices quoted below are worth noting. LIST OF BARGAINS are given in detail in the Republican, nearly a whole page of which will be found devoted to the Palais Royal advertisement. We even then could not find space for description of Children's Goods, so we men- tion them below. PR o> % J pt 33 vy Bt PF at AND oo% BLE git boo Hf HE EL ecg ff 2 R To S38 = HOSLERY—Fine-ribbed Hose, in navy, garnet, brown and black. sizes 5ty to 8%.” ‘Th double Reels and toes aid walte toca ed beske she For 250.8 Pong Stockings: avy, brown and garnet. Shop- firwe cole. ‘Sizen Sig O'and Bet only Soe Bair, Please examine them: esd Black Fancy-ribbed Hose, double white heels and toes, superiors ty, elves 6 to Bip, prices 390: to 4¥C~, Genuine English Black Ribbed Hose, double white i soles, extra long, sizes 6 to ¥, prices Sie. to 400, ac se, with double bit Is and "English Hose, nye ,kges, white hee Prices 39c. to Bic,, Liev Brean. 4 PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. It 1s manufactured from the choicest materials, and combines the most table qualities of a refreshing drink, with the mv! ating and wholesome properties ofthe best Malt x- tracts. It a true tonic and delightful beverage. alike desir- able for invalids and persons in health. “Will be found ‘pon trial to bea pleasant and complete substitute for 1 alcoholic drinks, most of which are too stimulating for delicuteconstitations. Js the beverage “Par Excellence” for nursi mothers, creates an sbundance of milk, while strengthens and invigorates the entire system. After careful analysis, Wilbur G. Hall, Ph. D., New York, say: “Liquid Bread is a refreshing, nourishing table "beverage, and a wholesome nvigotating tone Itis palatable to the taste, and of easy assimilation.” Fruuk 1. James, Ph. D., M.D., St, Louis, atter analy- sis, says: “Its low tage of alcohol, its efferves- cence, Its delightful taste aud odor, all combine to re- commend Nicholson's Matt Extract as being a most nourishing beveruge, and the best article of the sort that has ever come under my examination.” Sold by all leading Grocers and Druggists, DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r, ST, LOUIS. At whole-ale by WM MUEHLEISEN, gyll 918 STH ST., WASHINGTON, For Coot Wearner THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, OFFERS A NICE LINE OF FALL OVERCOATS FROM $6 UP. BLACK AND COLORED CORKSCREW SUITS $10 AND UPWARD, MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS $8.50 AND UPWARD. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, IN ALL DIFFERENT WEIGHTS, $6 AND UPWARD. CHILDREN’S SUITS, FOUR TO ELEVEN, IM- MENSE VARIETY, $2.25 AND UP. BOYS’ SUITS, TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN, ELE- GANT LINE, $4.50 AND UPWARD. FULL LINES OF PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS’ LOWER THAN EVER. ODD VESTS, VERY CHEAP, at THE MISFIT STORER CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, 4a-BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER anzs Mosr Axsr Wut Bz Sow RESTAURANTS SUPPLIEI rater, 11. OF more delivered ts al: $Sc p. wend ali anders vy pont tie NGRON, 818 Oth street Nw. Forinen ‘st. market. rate STTER BUTTER BUTTER -25c CREAMERY UTTER: BUN guest 25e., at the famous cid Pret Gore, 220 9th st. n.w., Center market. wire Ing it (their advantage to + ute on account of fe weather kecallty ated Pyrior “aawaniaces ic, Mathesatics. Portrait brawing. Wax Work, Point Lace Work and Art Bun Droiders reorive special attention, steer & trial. sasllw TSS LO BRIEN'S SELE. T SCHOOL WIL 25c C: cRY for their’ former supparteabe, Fespwceflly. = PEMY OF HOLY « MAS™.AV ry PAMILY GROCE rE EALERS IN FIN: 6 RI REA ETRICTLY CASH. By GIVE OUR BUTTER a TRIAL. We Su Banaarss. No. 2 (warranted new) Muckerel, 20c. dox.: Rest y ders, Glyc. Ib.; Best Sugar Cured Sheul: Sere alee SSacterel by the Gane eae Roller, iy Flour, only $1.40 2 bb. Pet ea ‘Sardi 90c. doz., 3 boxes for 2oc.; a good ing, Fancy Work: alse. io oi fortes Bed Greet Tuo. 146 pee io, Pur | teat etic in al Pitas. caty Oper onste Od ibs. for Sibe.; T. VERNON LUNSTITUTE Roasted Rio, 15e per ib; Best Leaf Lard ia Sto: NON INSTI Roasted Rip. 15e Maik ein T desire to call the attention of the trade to this in- voice of new Mackerel. INDIA TEACOMPANY, 445 7th st, South Washington, A Sil reopen MONDE tages for a thorough and Art. ‘The th. T. CHCRLIA ACADEMY, 601 ‘SL, will reopen MONO AY Ss FAST CAPITOL 7th. Music, Paint ‘Annual session comme I ERLITZ SCHOOLS OF WASH: ‘7th street ears pass the door. auld, XN. | ecNSEANOLIg, | SERA cogtized everywhere to be the beat schools for | + G93 FEE ERR, EEE qtty learning tospeak, write read aid anierctan’ the fr ce FE RRR ER si eign languages, Terms begin SETPEMBER 7. Apply 9 Eee EE & “es to Prof. X. JOLY, 723 14th st. nw ses EE Eee Sss* = wast THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA pane. i preg e Violin, FP Methods oi the best European comer PATENT PROCESS FLOUR S30 Sie por term. Free aavantacen se-tan paral ta without a doubt the most ReavTi7ULand the mos © GARDN RNoruiriovs Flour Inte word, Mace ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Muti, containing as it doee all ‘the most improved Mackie {nvenfed up to the present Unie, Dut they produce S'hiour Ussvkransenby any mill'in the wonde To | wea, we wut simply ate that «large quan Tfyottats inagniticent our is shipped _anially ty 3140 P st. Tuite $3.50; primary ED N67. INCORPORATED 1877. | ue Ladies’ Att Association of New York has Europe and eaien at the principal Courts of the old ‘OH aad "Water world.” We GUARANT#E ‘tbat It is made from selected | ers, SUL Tale and. Landscap hard wheat grown in Minuesota and Dakota. it is id Decoration. Princinles of Desig, Perspective an acknow! face, that in this Floura perfect sep- | and Artistic Anatomy. aration of the glutinous particles of the wheat berry | “Childress (lass on Saturd: anda thorough elimination ofall’ weak and starchy Corcoran Building, Studio 58, matter bas at lawt been and is consequently jore NUTatriot~, yelding more bread to che barral than any other Flour. ‘The best trade admit that | from Subread making qualities it is Uhe cheapest, a3 ‘well as the vest, for efther family or baker's use, ad ‘ansury ‘by any Flour Bevery ‘sack’ every is warranted to give ebtire salistacti STERLING'S ST, ‘LOUIS FANCY, One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the inost ex- acting Lousekeeper and satisfy the most iastidiouseyi- E ry core GILT-EDGE. ‘ Amagnicent Winter Wheat Patent cepa (Address 1888 Ts ! Nok COLGIERE, AJM. a native of Paris, Fran BELie UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY A_aptend\d Minnesota Patent Fionr, madeby the w celebrated Hungarian proces. Itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of ail clases, and we guarantee will give Aulis‘uctiou to every uuu wu0 why. GOLDEN HILL ‘The ola reliable stand-by and the Standard Famtly. Flour of the District. It is equal in quailty toa rreat many high-priced Patent Flours, whist tt can be | bought for considerable less money. We defy compet torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERFS, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN JILL, and we teel assured that any buusekeeper who- tries them once Wils MeVer Use ay Muing eum Surome by aligrocers Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indianaave vel WM. M.GALT & CO. LADIES’ GOODS. __ Sxurune Ovn Seuurse Orr TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Having concluded to give up businuss, I offer my en- tire stock of LADIES’ MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND CLOAKS at a great sacrifice, Call early for bargains. M. SILVER, aul5-2m 715 Market Space. DY Gecetatetd BARGAINS IN MILLINERY. ‘In order to make room for our Extensive Importa- tions of Fall Millinery, we will, during this month, sell our entire stock of handsome French Bonnets and Hats also Silk Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Neckwear ata great sacrifice. MRS. M. J, HUNT, classes in Music, Literature and Modern aul 1309 F Srreer Nonrawest. | panguaeso} 49 julade pupils. Address Mr and = aa Se Mrs. Wat. D. CABELL, Principals, 1212 and 12 FEPORA DRESS SHIELD 18 RECOM. | Mrs M uae T nded by the Leading Dressmakers, - Tes Tes sbeolutely itnpervious, = TPHE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND -TviOUs, For sale at all’ Dry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing Stores. 303m MOVED. Ee MME. VON BRANDIS, MODIST2, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York; Wm. Barr & Co,, St. Louis, Mo. sel-toc6 ‘Washington, DC, Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior fitting, | y viss MAY MEAD, reagouaile prices and watietaciion euarantond, ©" | MUS MAY 2A LER OF PIANO. <— Evening Dresses, osseaus a specialty. particulars, &., 9 sy30-2m* ‘920 14th street, berween Land i. | yoy ri seltian J. C. Horcumeox IMPORTER, WILL CONTINUE TO SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS DESIRABLE AND SEA‘ 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. FANCY FEATHERS. 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL “LACES,” “RIB- TRIMMINGS, cloaks. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON SPRING WRAPS. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON “RAGLANS,” SILK AN CLOTH COSTUME: PERFECT-FITTING JERSEYS AT VERY LOW FIGURES, GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE SUITS AND DRESSING SACQUES, PARASOLS AT. COST SILK MITTS IN ALLSHADES AT HALF-PRICE. FOSTER SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. cTrevise, Paria dy25 907 Paave, se3-Lwe X ASTERY OF PRE Prof. Lucien E ¢ SCH PRONUNCLATIO! (eres special course, Imita | KE. MAY NICKE, Principal, | | e ely required, but the pullosophy of th Ani spevia iy of ue atvent fully demote ed in avery sbor: ap yw With far grewber pi inte tangible resulta instruction, ier any acher, by any one ot the wow popular cen Day ‘and Evemng Private Len ‘children’ es civen, 21m For particulars address iss BALCH, Principal, 12000 st. \ EORGETOWN COLLEGE, D.C, 7 + FOUNDED 1759. hools of the Acs a September 1 AC wart PTEMBER 30, ieee | Day Sebolars per anuun. = AMES A DOONAN SUT Prwidon correctly spate | - Pupils lore Wospeak son tu Jong atid connected son PF esery day ate sien ranteed in a Das anid te aie moderate, “Address 1535 1 st. nw. Ut COLLLERE, A.M, a native of Paris, France. Othe ‘Methods Taught. se2-1m. Diplomee de TP Ac. October 1, a Pi for children the NATURAL. short time. | Pri taught, but it i Freneti langy.ge as much as possible, aim from the beginning will beto mai French. Madame Chevremont will be pleased to upon parents and explain her method in detail. Ad- dress, 1221 M st. n. w. Z sellin NE NORWOOD INSTITUTE — A SELECT Boarding aud Day School for young Ladies and litile Girls. “Reopens with its customary large corps of Professors and Teachers Sept. 30, 1583, (ourse of stady complete from Primary aw through Conte department, with thorough instruction and German. S ts prepurcal for Vassar and Wellesley Colleges, iced Dental Departments of Howard University will ‘open their antual sessions October 5th — Clinics. medi- cal aud surgical will be held once a week. Dispensary clinic daily. Students will be expected to assist ut these clinics, For Circulars address CB PURVIS, M.D. Secretary, ‘Mth, at 1127 13th st Misses POLLOCK and NOERE, Principals. Teacherw ‘class. sei-im* FOR BOYS UNDER FOUR- .W., Lenth Year, reopens October 2188, closes June 1” 1866.” English, French and ‘Seniors, in change of Luciet. EC Bree ee AN by which pu METHOD FOR THE PL can accomplish in a few mouths ime what is ordinarily done it, years with te old methods, is founded upon thorough-bass priuciples, And particularly adapted to new beginners. Pareuts, teachers and scholars will welcome the instructions contained in this method. A course of lessons will eastly convince them that it is what they desire. For terms and other information call wt the studio or ad: dress CHAS. W. THOMPSON, 911 M st, nw. au31-Lin AY iinmited tu pe mouth jouecs extra, papi sys ed by members of Congress Snd leading citizens of Waahtngton.. For seats of fur. ther information address P.O. Hox 304, city m ERMAN AND ENGLISH —TRINITY SCHOOL, Ft corner au ad Esta n.w., reopens SEPTEM. Br Sn, "Thorough lastructions given in Ger- icugileh branches. Terms moderate. W.F. ersonal instruction on the private Patron 77th Session begins Septen Engish, Latin, ‘BS. BM. MENGERT. 419 9TH ST. N.W. ‘Art Fmt materials of all kinds. Infants’ ace ‘of Zephyr ofp meecoet ga and Knitting ¥ arns, all ai reduced See D ouGg@Lass’ ‘We have 100 Dozen LADIES BALBRIGGAN ‘HOSE, sizes 8 to 9%, our regular 47c. Hose, which we shall sell for S7igc per pair; three pair for $Lor$2 per box Je10-3m ‘DOUGLASS, RSON INSTITUTE, 914 14TH ST... BE- mys oe tana a eee eae tween Vand ky select caical and matheniatical Se Dee | Seca aie eaee es bee oe hs ber 21st baste . FeGaiics establishment 1900 New vart aveteee | Sale, Princeton aid other ‘colleges, for the wacutine ‘Au Kinds ‘of Ladies and Gents Garments ‘Dyed, | Schools and for the U.S alilitary "and Nav ee Geaned'and finished in the most superior manger | Mes For particulars address CHAS. B. YOUNG, Plush Cloaks, Velvet and Party Drewes «specialty. | Principal, 014 14th st, Circulars can be obtained at Ladies’ dresses done wy withoat being ripped. ASTOR the bookstores, 8 PS ere torent rai eooe RS. J. L. MoORES SCHOOL, AT 1110 LST. on Mic wis reopen ber Lata, thst. On ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, Saul advantages in Berke ‘meidod) aud ta 490 TENTH BTREKT NORTH WoxT ‘Object Drawing. et pee * God guarantess perfec: A ans Const s ND_ BARNES REOPEN iret M ‘hath sesect Settoot and Kc foot Cor- HER SruciaLTins AnE— eform Goods, uch Corsets and Busties. idren’s reets and a Corset (Miss EL'sown sake) that for ibe prices ub ‘ Rr ks arench, Gecmnn and Spanish spoken, mr HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Eanty Announcement, WE ARE NOW RBCEIVING OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY GOODS, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BEST AND NOVEL THINGS IN THE MARKET. YOu ARE INVITED TO CALL AND LOOK THROUGH, AND, If PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. ‘HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES, seupior GUuné 0 LUCKIRT (C-of Va) Pen ANTED — LADIKS, GENTLEMEN AND Youtls desiring u thorough evening curse or common school, to send for circular. ATU cor M= = d ‘Will reopen WEDSESDAY, September 30th. au262m" French, the language of the school T. JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, VERMONT AVE, BETWEEN M AND N STS. ‘This Institution affords every facility for a thorough Sducation whether Classical, Sfeutific oF Commercial. dies resumed, Monday, September 7th, 1585 Suse ‘BRD. TOBLAS, President _ ines 1 coran, on 18th. st. tw. SEPTEM HER 14th (Grace Tatheraa Church). Deduction to old papi. Apply IS11 15th st. nw ‘aubaawe M™ VERNON SEMINARY, 1100 ax 1104 M Steger N.W. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, MRS ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal MISS SARAH A. SCULL, Assisted [by | Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers, | fue | 2ort_ oF s\ SHORTLIDCES acavENy NG MEN AND OY. MT tA ra — MILES FROM PNTCA AN TNL A Fixed price covers every ‘etpwine "eves betes, e. Nornita cuareen no tneslened eepasee, So etaat tation for namiedos. "Tapenencal seers” ieee ghd alteraduato Srevial portunities for apt me jena woadvance raprdiy. Spptcial anit Ae sel Saad backward born Patrous or Students tay achog stodiew or choose the regular Engitan’ Setcntine heal. hewn, Clamsical or Civil Rngtnene’ Aeademy are now: Ling te Call at Higgs House, 240 eptember 3 MIN C SHORTEA University a Organ no SES word 15, ‘Cabalagues and perio w2tm THO INGALLS it RIARLEY WALI. Ms, hear tert. list on appiiention. Prinetpad BER Lith, dress Mes. Mf Storia * CLASS Sstons ‘sapeciaty. AM tly oni wana, che art ace TON PHONGCKAPHIC HEAD: S ACADEMY OF TRLBGRA PITY of Une kit ay want avnn Boarding aud i celloge or bike vane Indy graduates SONTAG A Cx or studies Lain aod on Mattieaties fury batialion, a uniform DAY SEPTEMHEK Flop ry sav ation REV. BAL Mout eRe suistim Pre MSS ABA EB OONS, OF THLE W anti: Mi conegiate School for Young Ladies and ns OCT ES r ABY EAN aGiCELT Lhe next sess PTEMBER NEX CORPS OF PROFESS COLLEGIATE BRA WES, in weit gt Can be wen at EbbItY Hous Wednesday afternoon, a readident, au26-1m Md. Agri Collinge, Ma .PENCERIAN BUSINIDS COLLDUR OOK 9TIT SS and Dts. now. A practical busines education that Writing Reg 1 TUPSDAY, ipa n for arrange the year or quarter, on and after Mi Y. ik. 24.” A full corps of teuchers. tar, giving full infurmation, seat sree HENRY 'C. SPENCE, Principat MRS. SARA A.SPENCER. Vice Principal, Hktle ‘girls Reopens sepienibar duh. F Ge, address Misses BURGESS, Principals. au22 US ERZABErH aannie AM French 2. w., will re-open September 22d struction comprines ‘every Practical and accomplist and children, Superior instruction 4 Vooul aia ine Strumental music. Particular attention giv cate or backward pupils, DRENCH LESSONS, Parisian protunciation; natural method. A prao eal use of the Language taught in a short time. ‘Fall Clason a SEPT EM ti i HOMME, LLE ¥. PRU $e30-6m 2014 17h wt. now. bet, K mmed Te ‘The branch necesary education for Y ‘Busitiess. 3. W. FLYNN, A.M. _ Evening Classes, $8 and $5 amouth, oc2d RHE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE TUTE, « Boarding and Day Schoa! dies and, As, Will enter upon its twelNt wnniad Littie Wednesday, September 28d, with a full corps need teachers. ° Por cataloizues and fall auzo-1 cht practically. "Ew children. CDE ate instruc colleges, univ 7 business: also for competitive ations. They take high rank tn the various Institutious uf the coun Uy. Circulars at the booukst If au interview desired address Lock itox RHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH. b. @ ‘The Preparatory Schoo! 3 Fhe Columban Cotiege The National Medion! The Corcoran Sejeut elite aw Schad bagins Oat ‘of furtiner tujuraecion apply to yet WITHIN ©. SHORTLIU my adunits and classifies} ou: and boys wb time. Send for circulars. “SWITHIN ( it GLarvard College Graduate, Media, Pa, Oct. 5. au20-Im JAMES C.W Ss President, A ACAD. See's Scitoor- AME ies, 521 Vermont Hues for the wi ‘Anes GERMAN LAr mendations and for Clavie WITH HIGHEST RECOM. renews desires pupils of any Music: Ringing after the true Malian met crn, Parisian, Prenc and Halian Usught by grammar: couversation and epistolary sivie, with unsurpamed metiods. | Her daughter might arcept situa daily oF remident governess, Mix HOFFELDT, 1215 G st. n.W.al7 Sum, RLINGTON ACADEMY, Corcoran Butiding, Cor, Pa. Ave. and 15ihsi., opp. U.% Treasury, A select school for Boys and Young Men. Number limited. Only scholars of good oral character re ceived. Pall term begins the 24 Mo Day and evening sexsions. Careful struction in the cymumon baglixh branches, 00k ing. shorthasd, Principal, Washington, D.C MiSt 2oskhis coLLnar, AML Course of studies: Ciassical'and Co 4 ‘Terms: Boarders Day students accord Studies will be em sumed on MONDAY, ‘Address _{y13-2m Baltimore county. a M3 ax, LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, i AMM uate and certified examiner of the > Cou technique, Piao wware. 1012 10s st SUMMER RESORTS. AN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Stephenson's Depot P-0., Virginia. Opes! eters ‘Pamphlets at ibe'Star ution Cc MAPEL POINT HOUSE, a POINT, THE LONG BRANCH ‘(OF MARYLAND, OPEN JUNE 1 TO NOV. L week. ‘snd Mende, Seer® ARD BROS. Proprietors _ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, BB rlnmasave.oent tne oon, ~—s THIS MONTH WITHOUT REGARD TOCosT, Viz: on = e sul-2m* Wholesale Agent for District Columbia ep a ‘Highest Standard in Enghsh and Classical Studies. fCURSION KATES To Cox's STATION.—The " ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, Low-Quarter Shoes, Odds ‘Ends, Passenger departinent of the Baltimore and re: | Wasuaxe ‘T'o Dhscontexuz ‘THOS J FISHER oH tre aishes otra ane ae eee eeeIaS, eee announces that round trip ex. 805 1824 F st. nw. Come early to secure Bargains SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, eursion tcl ood for two days, w: sold THE GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, making to measure ‘s station, on Poy ‘at the Special Advantages in Instrumentaland Vocal Music, Fate of $2 tun’ Wasitagions“ickcit sa0s | ty onset enang the mace or Menace nace LOST_AND_ FOUND. caifshoes in any style for only 86.00; andirees | Prepare for cold weather by. having your LA- ‘arvand Hocation. Piatarday will be good to return until Monday, 1 offer my stock,which must be dixposed of in the nest Lore. 7b 2D, OF SEPTEMBER, CAMBO Calf for $6.00. We warranta fit, solid comfort and | TROBES and FURNACES put in complete order be- Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 18T, 1885, = —— fvedary AT AND BELOW COE ad trea ete one et Aa gi, ete oe fore horas commence and while weean send ist | 4 ena vty ener Books AT A BARGAIN.—Standard books Miss DELLA kK. Lost fn the northwest s Our Famous $3.50 Shoes are worth $4.00 in Gold. your work. tly damaged, including woeke af thot GEO. BERGLING, Yon, bes etal ‘try'a pale and you will be convinced. thas then oy | clase workmen to do a authors, can be purchased ‘at Baum's book de MERCHANT TAILOR, OST-SEPTEMBER 15ST, A SMALL SILVER ‘the best quality. W.@ JENES @ 00, Pariment at astonishingly low prices. Mia. LW ‘and chain, with guard. A suitable reward 4 19 cents, 27 cents, 30 cents and 40 cents | _au29-7t 1318 F st, near Ebbitt House, | will be pald if returned G50 Lat st nee ie GEO. W. RICH, auld 717 Tih tren. ber volume; red line poets, 35 cents per volume. | O8T—THURSDAY, SEPT! 3D. A PAL Also, sets of history and many finely illustrated Littant ese Sere ned to Stat 400 7th at. nw, beaks at about 20 cents on the dollar. et Tue Bes Office. ‘see-2te DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER, sistent ecie 2 eal Avorn THE RUsi and secure reserved seats “THE CORCORD HARNESS" ‘tween 10AB& Sr aad i SER Ree oe gow, Nowextra charge. Herzog’s Opera House. ‘THE CONCORD co! is Sts. B.W., OF int street car, aD VAN Rafi ay hg bd Fee T Se atherine Rogers.“ Popular prices, LAR AN’S, OG Mamachusevis ave. nw. seduee ee ee are Special Prices for be. Bs TRUNKS and SATCHELS of the Best Makes in PST ON ISTH AUGUST, PRQDUCE DEAL- Excunsics to BAY RipaE. The Union, Vet- | treet Variety at very Low Prices eran C t company, and John A. hore ings Post No. 1, G. A. K., will combine in giving LOTS 4 Bao, Serand excursion w Bay Kidge,on the Chess 497 Pennsyivania Avenue, Peake Bay, on Sunday, September 6th, ‘There | _1y22 Adjoining National Hotel, Will be a stop In Annapolis of one hour to ena- | — y ble the excursiousts to visit the naval acad-| We, Hl, Hovanrox ‘a, emy,ete. The Marine Band will fo slong and ‘1234 F STREET No} (wT, . give @ concert at Bay Kidge. The excursion | Call special aitention to thelr line of ‘Will be In charge of Mr. Robert A. Parke, pas- | LNT! [OR DECORATION: Senger agent of the Pennsylvania 4 PARLOR FURNITU: Major Ureli and Commander Weaver. COE Seek &: ns ae ane PARROTS aT AUCTION. Dow! will Our Morocoo Curtain and $12 ey ofwhich we have a limited nnmer. Purniture U; clase out the tomorrow,