Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1885, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FP FICK OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wastriscros, D. C., sept. 5,188, 11 ain Aulantic states, vecasional Toker the, midiwed by cooler, generally fair weather, west to north winds, higher barom- ete For Sunday, weather is indicated for > amiddile Atlantic states. : UPHOLSTERT: hop Is prepared to take may umber Mor for hinklog over and yeou fnolstered furniture. ster ans W.B. Moses & Cor. 11th and F sts. 1. w. THE CASINO,” ‘725 7th Street Northwest, will be opened by Mr. F. W. Hevaster, Satur. day, September 5th, with a superior stock of fine Wines, Liquors and € ‘The house has undergone 'a thorough renovation regardless of expense, making It ou ndsemest and best conducted restaurants in the city. Elegant dining pariors for ladies and gentlemen are connected with The Casino, which will receive Jarticular attention, Friends and the public enerally are invited to attend the opening, on a poler clearing and fair aa for New England and the Which ceeasion an elegant collation will be a | feature, commencing at 11 a. m.,and will be continued throughout the afternoon and even- ing. JULIUS LANSBURGH, on Monday, September ‘Tih, special sale at prices that will throng the store: $2.50 and $3 sheep-skin mats, for $: Turcoman curtains, with briss trimmed $1 per window; Madras lace, reduced from, Ww 25e.; raw silks, reduced from Sito Smyrna rugs, reduced from $4.50 to $2. Z ‘00 LONG sa grand fall open- ig card we outer to make out doven eldgaat Stographs for two dollars. ur wo Te ae This is the chance of a ing eabin Jsof the best qu lifetime. K. adios, S19 Market space, 4 , aN 205 ‘W. Baltimore os f NTION, GENTLEMEN! Our $2.50 Elec- trie Shoe: g! fine calf seamless; $4 Hand skewed guiters, are worth double the price. Try thems and'be convinced. Young's, 402 7th St, Heilbrun’s old stand. == JUR 2.50 hand-sewed Pebble Button, $1.50 aud $2 iandsewed glove kid galters, com- mons and French heel button, are worth of your attention. “Young's, 402 7th st, Look for the vid woman in window. YorKINGMES TAKE Noticr.—Agency Co- enue iat Co., No. 1, South Norwalk. Conn., ast Frane’s, cor. the only stricily One Price hat and gent's furnishing store in this city. Juin Lansucnat, 315 7th street, for Mon- 4 nO moquettesnd velvet top otiomans, Oc. exeh. Oupe: Gst nw. JustH’s OLD STAND, 619 D st. n. w., Buys Gants’ Second-Hand Clothing. Note by mail promptly attended to. Fixx Porrgarrs. Kets _Kemethy, 1109 Pa. a IJvLius LaxsBcxen, 315 7th street, for Mon- day: 3,000 tapestry mats at dSe. each. FUSSELL “REAM shipped anywhere out Gitown; 1427 New York avenue. ALL the latest blocks Fall St at Frane’s, cor. 7th and D. the Price hat ‘and ge city. Prices “Roc! Junivs LaNssenen cheapest Carpet House Prov. Brscuory will resume his lessons on Monday, Septem LADIES AND GENTS: In time of peace pre- pare for war. We will have cooler weather soon and need warmer wrapping. Bring your suits w be dyed or cleaned early aud prevent the Tush, Superior work. Prices to suit the times. ANTON FISHER, 906 G street northwest. Ir You WisH to rent a house, and will send our nume and address to B. H. Warner, 916 F st. n.w.. he will send you his complete bulle- bin Of houses to rent. button monogram kids, just re- 5; Thompson's embroidered glove- ets, We: the superb “Monarch” Wirt, 95¢., at Brodhead’s, 907 F street. $28 WiLL Buy a walnut marble-top cham- a walnut hair cloth parlor suites, v ash chamber suites, $24.50; walnut extension tables, $6. Wm. H." Dunn, 311 7th Street northwest. our ice Cream at Reisingers, at 235 Je Hats for sale muly strictly One ing store in this Bott the city. 7th street, the THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR. Educational Institutions of Washing- tom and Vicinity — 1; Where to send the boys and girls to school is question which seriously trouhles many par- ents and guardians at this season. Ina city so well provided with educational facilities as Washington, there need be no difficulty in find- ing @ good school, though one may be embar- Tassed In making @ choice among so many in- stitutions which commend themselves to at- tention. To aid its readers in making selec tions, THE Sar publisbes, and will continue to publish from time to time, notices of the schools and Institutions that are well condue- ted and well recommended. Information con- cerning the various seools of the city and vi- elnity will be found in the advertising columns Of THE STAR, ‘The Boys’ English and Classical High School, which has been conducted for many years with marked success by Prof. J. W. Hunt, will re- open in the north session room ‘of Dr. Sunder- land's chureh, Sept. 14th. The studies are ar- d to fit boys for colleges, universities aud bnic sehools, or for busivess or competi- jons. ' One of the best recommen- f this excellent school is the high rank its pupils have taken upon entering col- Prof, Hunt's circulars, which ean be ob- Jat the bookstores, contain the most flat- tering testimonial letters from many prominent gentlemen who have patronized the school. The select school comducted by Mc. W.L. Parsons will be reopened tor the year on the 5th of October. As the number of pupils is limited applications for admission sbouid be made Pupits have all the advantages ofa full business college course, and the school provides also. tustrueti: higher mathematics and natural sciences for those who desire it.. The list of patrons of the institution comprises mem- bers of Congress and leading eltizens of Wash- ington. Full information can be obtained by addressing Mr. Parsons, P.O, box 204. At Trinity school, corner of 4th and E streets, courses are arranged so as to give thorough in struction in German and English branches, The school pens mext Mon cafes | eetiaa The terms are modérate. * pp ications ald be made to the principal, W. F. Meyer. Those who desire to take instruction In the evening, either in a business course or in the eommon school branches, should send to the Ivy Institute, southwest cornerof 8th and K Streets northwest, for a circular, ee, new German method of instruction on e Ww. piano is taught most successfully by Chas. ‘hompson, 911 M. street northwest. Be- ginners, it is ‘stated, make most wondertul Progress by this method, acquiring in a short Ume a degree of proficieuey which ordinarily result only after years of practice by the old Methods. “Pull information ean be obtained by applying to Mr. Thompson’s studio or address- ing hin by letter. The Rockville aaademy, at Rockville, Md., will begin its 77th year next Monday ‘The academy, which is uuder the direction of Cooke D. Luekeit, as principal, is well equipped. The studies are arranged sos to provides thoroush course in English, Latin, Greek, French and German. The academy at Media, Pa, taught by within C. Shortlldge, A.M., and a corps of competent ins the new year with increase: ad promises of greater . The academy is delizht- fully and conveniently located. The studies nu desirable courses Intended to ge OF scientific schools or to business. Further Information can be ob- writing to Prof. Shortiidge, at ire instruction on the piano apply to Miss Mary Mead, 902 22d street. Who will give further particulars. Miss Mead’s acquirements are attested by recommendations of her pat The medical, pharma- cout tments of Howard university will be resumed on the Sth of Octo- ber. Clinics, medical and surgical, will be held once a week. At these clinies students will be expected to assist. “Dr. C. B, Purvis, 1118 13th vt will furnish further information upon plication. A novelty among the educational institu- ofthe’ city Is the French Kindergarten, Madame Chevremont proposes to oper st, at 1221 M street, for children under twelve years of age. French. will, of course,be spoken and by the method of teaching used, iL is said. little ones read wire the varn to pattie in the French lan- ¢ Chevremont is a teacher of ¢ perience and a graduate of the Academyr ‘aris, and she will be pleased to cail on parents and explain her method of instruction. The well-kuown school for boys, the Colliere school, will resume its sessions at 1538 I street, October Ist. English, French and Latin are taught ip addition to the other branches of ed- ueation. Mrs. Colliere has charge of the juniors and Lucien E. C, Colliere has under his care the Write waiting, Hempler's, corner 41%. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. lamps will be lighted at 6:55 p. m., and extinguls 5 a. mn. After the heuvy storm last night, the north Side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 20th streets was flooded on account of obstruc- Bons nv sewer trap. ‘Mr, Fraucis Mler,as attorney fr Henry John Roppert, yesterday Grougut a triendly bill in Uity agsinst his three brothers and uncle, uo is executor of the estate, to have bis Jather’s will construed to, determine whether wider the will one of the brothers ean sell to other his interest in the business left hum by is father. See «o glasses manufactured. notiee of Sunday excursion of W. W. Cor- Yesterday, In the Probate Court, the will of W. Wallace Greenfield was filed. "He leaves his estate to his widow, whom he names as ex- ecutrix. Yesterday, in he Police Court, a colered gardner named Spencer Lee, froin Howard- town, beyond Uniontown, was placed on trial, charged with assaulting his nine-year-old sou, Spencor Lee. The father claimed that he only Gsed reasonable for orreet the child, and the court took his personal bonds. ees Amusements. Forp's Opera H. Sion o: words Will be presented at Ford eesiumes used in the produetig Very quaint and rich and weil drilled. ‘The cast will Include Geo iam as Keke, Pauline ey us Fu jee Muy as Autisha J. Armand as Neus Gelder as the Mikado. Jor the engug ALBAvGH fecalar melodrama, “The Ito Qpen the regular season at AJ day evening. ‘The play theater-guers, having. be three times. "The compamy whi it next week contains some favorite actors, iu ¢luding Lizzie Creese, Victoria Bateman, Belle Dougiuss, John Burke, 0. 1. Collins, B. J. Mare phy and Charles J. Juckson. The play is fuely mounted. HEKZ0G'S OPERA Hovse.—Manager Herzog aade great improvements in his house during the si and it is now as pretty and goiiortable @ theater as need be has been deepened some boxes have bee seeuery and stage ac: > been added, @ new curtain painted, amd altogether the ouse has been putin first-class order for the ming on Monday night. Miss Katherine TS, capable and experienced actress, will Degin the season in the popular play French called “Claire and The Borge supported by a good company. yiMe MUSKUM.—The attracilop at the Dime Museum next Week will be the favorite Leonzo Brothers, with their famous troupe of trained ‘There will also be the usual hovelties and guriosities in the museum. The season at tl Museum so far has been highly suecessiul,tna People having been turned away each evening. THEATER Comigtx.—There will be another | ehange of bill, introducing the old favorites in Rew specialties at the Comique next week. The bouses at the Comique continue fairly large. — y night. ‘The re said to be here two or h will present DEATH oF Mr. FRANCIS BARRY.—Mr. Francis +, Who was stricken with paralysis last Week, died at his hone, 124 C street southeast, festerday afternoon, aged G4 years, Mr. Barry ad been. clerk io the pay office at the navy x years. ile leaves a wife, two so! and three daughters, = ———- _ Way He ls Sare—“Let the official axe fall, 8 far as Tam concerned,” said a graduate of the Spencerian Business College hulding a vale Qable government position. “farm equipped in more than one direction to make my way in She world.” Yes, and better equipped by his Special business’ training for faithful, intelli: Sent public service where ie is than thousands &F other wffice-hoiders, ‘and themes more Mkely tw receive promotion than discharge. AN OrporTUNity rox Book BuYERs.—Book Duyers seldom have such an opportunity offer: ed them, us that aforded at present by the sale ‘BM books at reduced price begun at G.A. Whit- aker’s book and stationary store, 1105 Penne ivania avenue. In order to clear his shelves, r. Whitaker will sell during the present menth,books bearing an imprint over two years Old, at reduction of 30 per cent below the re- jail price, and all books of later date including the most recent publications at a discount of 20 per cent. These books offered are from the best Known publishing houses, and comprise Works of fiction, poetry, science, history and travel, besides ‘a fine Collection of Juvenile books. The books are well bound and in fine @ondition, ready for library shelves. Books Ar A BARGAIN.—Standard books slightly damaged, including works of the best authors, can be purchased at Baum's book de- ent at astonishingly low prices. Mis. 19 cents, 27 cents, 30 cents and 40 cents volume; red Line poets, 35 cents per volume. Riso, sets ofistory and mapy fuels ilustented ‘at ebout 20 cents on the dollar. —_——— Excursion To CHAPst Porxt.—The last ¥ excursion on steamer Geo. Law will be given tomorrow. The opportunity to see this Potomac should not ‘Miss KaTienine Rocers will read an intro- address on Monday night next in honor opening of Mr. Daniel Herzog's second ed seats now on sale at Opera seniors. The little ones who delight In the novel and interestivg methods of the kindergarten will resume their attendance at the schoul of Misses Pollock and Noerr, 1127 13th street, September 9th. “Th addition to the kindergarten a normal class for teachers is conducted, The school Of music, 707 8th street northwest, which was established in 1877, has proved its right to be numbered among the leading insti- tutions of its class. The school will reopen September 10th. Modern and progressive methods are in voguein thesehool. Instruction is given in vocul music and on the piano,church organ and violin by teachers of approved stand- ing, under the direction of Mr. Theo. Ingalls King, the principal. Catalogues cay be obi ed of Mr. King. ‘Those seeking instruction In elocution or the dramatic art ean make most satisfactory ar- Tangements by applying to Miss Marguerlte E. Saxton, 429G street northwest. Miss Saxton is not only @ thorough artist, but_ understands thoroughly how to communicate the secrets of her art. - To study the French Profitably, it is ge ly agreed requires first a training in h pronunciation and accent, The course Fre of instruction arranged by Prof. E. C. Lucien ‘The Skeleton Mystery. AN INQUEST To BE HELD MONDAY MORNING. The human bones found on the old Carroll Place, on Rock creek, as mentioned in yester- day's STAR, were brought into the city yester- day and taken temporarily to the Washington asylum. There is no doubt but they are the Temains of Franz Prosch, formerly of Berlin, Germany, who had been employed in this country asa book and news agent, and a por- tion of whose clothing wus found ou the Metro- politan branch of the Baltimore and Obio rail- Toad, near Linden station, about the 10th of July'last. ‘The coroner will hold an inquest on Monday morning. WHAT 18 KNOWN OF PROSCH IN BALTIMORE. The Baltimore American of to-day ,says: Prosch came to this country from Dresden abont two years ago and sought work in Balti- more, Por six months he managed to make a livelihood by doing odd Jobs about Light street. Afterward he was employed by Mr. Zatin, to whom he explained his condition, to help in‘his saloon and assist 1n doiug sueh work about the house as was required of him. He served his employer about one year, when he obtained employment at Mr. Hossmuesler’s book store, vn Gay street. Here he was engaged to carry newspapers and riodicals to subscribers, and made sujficent money to Ive eomfortably. He did not change his boarding house, however, but continued to live at Zahn's place. He always appeared in good spirits, but sometimes would give expression to queer ideas. After working for ‘Rossmaesler for eight months, he came to the conclusion that ke could eaptire all the customers and carry on the business himself. ‘This preyed on his mind, and he would speak of it continually. Unfor- tunately for him, his capital was insufficient to conduct such an enterprise, and he beedme somewhat morose. About six weeks ago he suddenly disappeared, and the finding of his body, in Washington ‘Was the first intimation the Zahn family had as to his whereabouts, Mrs. Zahn, in speaking of Prosch, said he was essed Of @ high order of Intelligence. The is person referred to the hus- bund of bis sister, who had become insame and finally died in an asylum. Prosch has a wife aod three children living in Dresden. He was forty-five years of age. The inference is that his mind became ‘unhinged, and after wander- ing about for some time he ended his sufferings with his own hand or else died from starvation. Axsovurexy Pune SEVENTH STREET AWAITING THE COMPLE- TION OF OUR NEW BUILDING. THIS IS THE STOCK WE PROVIDED FOR OUR OPENING, BUT THAT HAVING BEEN UN- AVOIDABLY DELAYED, WE CONCLUDED IT WOULD BE BEST TO OPEN UP AT ONCE TO MEET THE WANTS OF THE RISING GENER- ATION, AND 80 WE ARE [PREPARED, AT NO. 410 SEVENTH STREET. YOUR PATRONAGE HITHERTO HAS PUT US IN POSITION TO PROVIDE WEARING APPAREL Collicre provides tor waching the French pro- hunelation by an easy system based upon ‘the philosophy of French sounds and accents. By nis method pupils obtain a mastery of Frenel iclation In a very short space of tim M then pursue their studies of the lant either under Prof, Colliere or others with re tangible re- ed to give pri- ate lessons as well as to instruct afternoon and evening elasse inning October 2d. Per. sons desiring to obiain the advantages offered by these classes or to arrange for private In- struction can obtain full information by ad- dre 8 I street north- wi Auburn female seminary will reopen nber 30th. The school isa most desira- les. Particulars hools of the academic and scientific de- ts, Georgetown college, will reopen September 10th.” ‘Though this tine-houored institution hus won z by its achievement in the miay look forward to a future ‘of ‘even greater honor and usefulness, as its facilities have increased to keep pace with the demands made upon them. The convenience of loca: tion thakes it an especially desiratde school for District boys. The courses ot study have been arranged with much etre. The faculty is com- posed of most proficient instructors. “Full in- Jormation respecting terms, courses of study, &., obtained by addressing the ‘presi 1, Kev. James A. Doonan, 8. J. The Ladies’ Art association of New York has opened an att school in studio 85, Corcoran building, this city, under the direction of EL Maynicke, as principal. Pupils in drawing, | Painting, decorating, designing, &e., will be re. cived. "A seholarship Is offere sociation. The ing, u by'the art as bupil is required to pay in teach- or in work In two or five years from the of instrietion, ‘he thirteeuth annual session of the Mt, Ver- non Institui 30 L street, commences on the 2Stb ist. | This excellent English and French sehool for girls has, uader the direction of Mrs. C. W. Pairo, the principal, aequired & bigh standing among the edyeational iustitu- Uons of the eity. St. Ceeclia ucademy, 601 East Capitol stree' will reopen next Monday. ‘The course of stud is arranged so as to give a practical education Plain sewing, as well as Ww young ladies, fancy work, receives spe- music, painting, ana cial attention, The Academy of the Hoty Cross, 1312 Masaa- ghusetis avenue, wiil reopen next Monday, September 7. The pupils of the academy enjoy, the advantages of spacious and well arranged building, and a larze corps of accomplished tewchers. The studies are arranged so as to provide for thorouzh instruction in sclence, auusic and art. ‘The theory and practice of music, painting and languages receive special attention. A school for boys, taught by ihe sisters, ls connected with the academy. The ’Maryland Institution for the Instruc- ton of the Blind, located in Baltimore, pro. Vides for young persons who are blind or whose sight Is defective, means of mental culture aed ructical education equaling those enjoyed. by wir miore fortunate brothers and sisters, Tire Tesults of the traiuing and Instruction given at the institution are quite marvelous. "The mane agers of the institution announce that those who desire instruction and are unable. to Bali the bourd and tuttion will be admitted tree, {Informatio ean be obtained by address! prinelpal, B.D. Morrison, at Baltimore, ‘or Mr, t W. Swann, 1737 New Jersey avenue, city. ‘THe Case ov EX-Derective McDrvirr.—A very largely and influentially- signed petition is in circulation asking for the Tenppolntmece of Jumes A, McDevitt upon the District detec. lve force. “This petition ts supplemented by a large number of personal letters to the Com- missioners from judges, Senators, tives and leading business citizens ung ing Mr. McDevitt’s reappointment, Previows tothe suspension of the old detective force of the city,of which Mr. MeDevitt had been « miember Ps Roe! euty-five years, he was regarded in profession. as a Tau Se eae ordinary ability, in fact second to none nt country, being quick to devise, os wiectly fearless in e nas, to yas @ error. His trial on serious charges resulted in his unani- mous acquittal, and won for him the 3 a8 an officer and this about night attracted the attention of Police peal sone residence of Herman Heitaler in “Bloody Field,” near K and sie, rere tegound im of Heluiers sue aa : claimed Heitzler the; ble for. Heltaler refused to Fi IN QUANTITIES AND QUALITIES HERE- ‘TOFORE UNKNOWN IN OUR CITY. PLEASE REMEMBER, WE ARE ONLY ‘TEM- PORARILY SOJOURNING AT = NO. 410, BUT SOON WILL BE LOCATED AT 300, 302. 304, 306 & 308 SEVENTH STREET, set-f3,t0 BAKS & COMPANY, GGG. oo ff DDD EEE NN N @aoo i DD E NNN boo 88 b. BP OE Uae @GG OO LLLE DDD EEE N NN = Any es ERE A A GGG LLLL KEB CLOTHING COMPANY, No. 400, CORNER SEVENTH AND D STS. N.W., ‘Will throw its doors open to the people of Wash- ington, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, With a Superb Stock of FALL CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN, FOR LABOR, BUSINESS, SCHOOL, AND DRESS PURPOSES, Which only a thorough knowledge of the requirements of Washington trade, combined with unlimited capital, couidl enable us to select. If an excuse be deemed necessary for thus bringing our name and business before the public, we hope the following will be considered suflicieut and do some- thing toward accomplishing our object. We are going tw continue, whether business be dull or lively, oF competition even greater than ever before, relying for success upon strict adberence wo the following rules which shall always govern us: i ve strictly one price, and that t ook ROSES SLI Etta i leone ‘To deal honorably with all, and be tic expense of locale St eet 3. To refrain from misrepresentations of every kint of the underrating of couperitors’ goods, Vo? kinds 44. To keep pace with the tmes in K.nds, styles, and quauities. °? es 5. To realize that, being human. we Mable make mistakes that should be prouptiy curresiate 22 6. To see that our salesmen are faithful to customers and true to us. those who EDUCATIONAL, _ RIENVS: SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMEN ‘snd high soo! for butt, wul' reopen Beh oom) tee eke ae I I ‘ERZOG’S NINTH STREET USE. ‘One Square North of Peamaylvatis Ave. NEXT WEEK. SEPT) 7. INAUGURATING "Tite SECOND SEASON WITH, Concuna. 5 WITHIN G SHORTLIDOES ACADEMY YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, MEDIA, PA. MILES PROM PHILADELPHLA. Fixed price covers every “even books, de. res: no Ineiienval ex pete Bo exAMI RMING FOR LADIES GEN- To ae fred Game ats branches. INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND CHEMISTS AS NEARLY INFALLIBLE. ‘The beatiful, powerful, seg : n for adiniesiow, Ixy veachers—all men | been procured. |The corpe of lasituction hac baru Tam selling more of the Curicuna Reuxpres for} KATHERINE. noGris iveenien eee ne ae te ae ee os ee Tngioh, taathee are, The KATHERINE OCERS K 4 ance rapaiy. Special ‘ i | Nr ha Sacer tence diseases of the skin and blood than any other. The} EATHERINEE ROGEIN KATHERINE | Backward ira. Fatrous or eadents may seivct amy | and the tanguages ty iurough Same CUTICURA SoaP, as its first-class quality deserves, In tha: H allstic ant Shrine - | Mens, Chemie oe eer eee a ee | BONG Sarees fr our Best colleges. and univermlny leads all of my soaps in demand both as a tollet soap CLAIRE ANDTHE FouGE MASTER, | Hed at Media Academy are nowt in Harvard, Yale, | ws = * and as # beautifier and protector of the skin. GEATEE AND HE FORGE MASTER, Princeton and ten other Collages end Polyreebnic | aal5-Sm DR W. HALE, ND THE FORGE MASTER. Sco MER ALFRED BUFACE EN ricar | Sates Mat nt event churches at a femprraiog M'= StRES Var Ag 2 CS ENGL warter, ich prol its the sale of al te s “y Frade Ey. | FOPOTAR PRICES | POPULAR eto M “Td French Boar ng and Lay School for new. Iilustrated Ciccuar aadress the | = a 20 cents: Parag fies and Little 217th st. nw. Aun SATISFACTORY RESULTS. See neeetyon seams, Nowexten charge reserved | J&Cion commences SEPTEMBER eoime ‘Your Curicuna Rewepres exceed both in sales and | | Special Matinee Prices: age, 10 cents to Parquet RTLIDGE, A. M., INSTITUTION FOR THE Grduate), Media Pa, = Children MARY IL rchedtra chats when | | Yasirastonotine bind will hooey SEPTEMBER | auS1-2w and Orchestra chalrs, when InsTITUTEg good results any skin remedy we ever handled, and tt : . 5 S 5 Ww: iN VE. BI BLN M AND accompanied by parents. 0) ana ‘This is a school for young persons of Maryland | QUENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY, WIN MEMORY 4! are ta with pleamure that we recommend them to oar cus | Open from Sur tol pin DGots open at and Ve | Ladin Bunnie ot Coens wh ECON ae ees | Sane eee MALERY ACADEMY ¥ iets Suaeincages nehnasuir aaa tomers, assured that they will recelve real benefit and Balt hour ater, Cetges ced 2 Sigitt is uo defective that they cannot atend schools | © LC MINOR, BM. A. (Ubiy. Wa) LLDe Pe cen pare ie ton oe satisfactory resulta, ee ou sek | for the seetng. Thove who are not able to pay for | aulSetutbist ars Studies resumed, Monday, Sept DR, D. BOWMAN & SON, A reeveHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE, bps end nett neg mbt Ree COLL RG = au2st bro. Bourbon, ind, | 4 =e oa ¥ D. MORRISON, Principal - FEELS Tatas nae schools | JAMERSON INSTITUTE, @14 MTN SE ne = Opry Hie Or Sepee Dramatic Season, Baltimorer aa, | COMducted hy the Brothers of the Christian Sch 1) tween Tand K, eciect Clamical and: athens 5 EMBER 77! Or Mr. RW. SW = °. o yoo Ste taught | school for boys, begins te Ith year MONDAY. we NEVER FAILING. BVORY evening, Weenseatg ane Saburday Matinees, | o5.7y 1737 New Jeney ave. Washington, DiC. | ibe. Moders Languages and Drawing are taught | $ ander Stay "Vrcpares” for boom for Narva Ido not know of an instance in which the Cuti-| The Peerless Melodrama.” RT SCHOOL—WEST END, Htoard, tuition and isupdry per session of five mouths cote, Srinosten ud ther colleges, tor Uhe sciewniag CURA Rumepres have fulled to projuce satisfuctory ‘THE KOMANY RYE, 1028 17th st,, between Kana 1. | $150. . particulars address CHAS. Ho yat Sy results. I believe I have sold more of them than of 4 24iN st. Circulars can be obtakied Day scholars per session of five months $30, Mies 8 W; Kelly. Londob, Medalist: Mine a. aliy, Lehnen & Bateman, Cost saperh Scenery“Beautitar Mifecia 1 which 4 Powerful |r a eae cee ‘ Studies wil be resumed on Mouday, Septembur Tu, | !Tineinal. @ pony & any other skin remedies Ihave ever handled during ‘most magnificent production of the ager seieirts eprarced doc peotatcare-beglas bonccaeee 18s. Cue boukatores, ew the thirty-three years oSmy experience as a druggist. A ee 19th. ‘se5-lw* ‘ad for a Prospectus. N BS. J. L. McGERY SCHOOL AT 110 L =r f ‘A. D. TRYON, Di Admission, 25¢., 50c. and 75c. Reserved seats, 75c. 7} SD TRATES: | 2726 stetm Brother AZARIAS, President. _| NI 'h-w.,.wit reopen aber Tih, ISSO. Om ‘ON, Druggist, ant $i. JAREIELD KINDERGARTEN AND TRAIN-| SHORTHAND AND TYPEWITENG PRAGHE | arelenioene hee eae cee ese, Batavia, N.Y. ale or seats now open. oo8_| 7 ING SCHOOL will reopen September 21 623 | Gy ase Gaba YERWAITING PRACTS | Sine Prawing aunt tm FULA IKADO IN NEW YORK—PRESS NOTICES. slm |‘ Mrs_ ANNA B OGDEN, Principal. tg pups preferred end number XM USES BEATE AND BARNES ReOPEs SCRO1 CURED. se cups es ANNA aril = % tN. 0 d clect Sebool and Kindergarte me it CLOWGE secon ATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL | ton, Stenographers 472 L We. _Jele-codsm® | coran, on 13th st. uw. SEPTEMBER 14th race Tprescrined your Coricuna Rescsores, effecting s | “Overmbetming crow comm | N torscvitaced classes, Sirs, Louise Pallock, prim: | “yr eee RGA NIST. TEACHIEROPPIANO | Lutueren Church) to old paps, “Apniy thorough cure, in chronic case of Scrofula upon @ Unaplet) esoure sais aC Ge Times, pal, reopens Sept. 14th, at V2 Sth street, J. ‘aid VOCAL MGs eee eee ANG | intl 18th st nw. an24ctw* child of one of my patrons, after the case had baffled | sp aable to macurs seats at S-.. sho claim to open new Aindergarious koow nothing | 8 80d VOCAL 3 those” wishing to. be ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF Boston, Goran the ski oftwo eminent physicians during a period of | “speculaors’ Bfihe system, "Parents will do well to exercise cate feriormers or Teachers Temebis, Mae ICES oF Poors, oak eleven mon! made @ complete cure in four a WER 3 don. : SWS aaa Ok 2 ae Conservatory: Taso technique, Lariiony aud em months, A. © PATTERSON, Druggist, oe Teese CADEMY OF THE VISITATION. CONN: AVE | (\HARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, [RITE COOL OF | culture 1012 lows srw, as Brookville, Ky. i : Mie teeteng of Oe ACRCay wil cvauated | Conlon sprinen Chart’ Sats Ways - ee] ANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAU girl, The ex: of amy will be resams eT is Classical i . > COR SROUS — Boty siaple method i one quarter tr ouip Gat | Sept 14,1645 A Hted noma’ of Prrmansot and | Coomiy Mt, Thorsagh, Catan, zate, | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Sold everywhere. Price: Curicura, 50 cents; CcT!- gummusical person play & sas uies ta she laos HEly boarders will be fect tune esch ieawon, or in class orin will be given to Indies in the Lat - 5 —> cat fa, Dave ano Outer ees ResoLvENT, $1, Por | From? uni 10 pip. “GkO. DRARuisit, 219 Gwe. | Vooal and Instrumental Music, Painting, Drawing | Trustees © 00 7 Suton’ | JPOR SALE A Mo SACHIFICE AN) EXOPYL ‘Tku DRUG aNDCHEMICAL Co., BosTON. ‘Teaching by nose it preferred. se21ws | and Fancy Work. tects (Se we eet wien nearly mew Steinway Synare WMauo. for IME MUS! E Ly a‘ ANCING ACADEMY, FOR 7 TT spay cash, Inctudigg an elegant embroidered cloth Covet ‘Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” Se any ania aye) oear sata TV ee aid Srastere wit reopen for the coming | Wil Reopen on THI RD MONDAY IN SEPTEM- | SM inca comttenso Cen bee oe he Oe —— season, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Septeiber 9. | terms: Board, Tuition and Washing Per A: CHANGE, 422'00h st, Pimple®, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes, and Baby MONDAY, Angust 31st, ‘as Carroll Institure Hall, 6th and F Band See | $125. Music, $25. French, $10. Tr AREER | Humors, use Curicura Soap, And every afternoon and night this week, On eanonaay cavanteas ©) SOc SSBERY |" Location healths. Very near Chapel Point, Conve- | AT GREAT BARGAINS, “SHOOTING AND SHARP PAINS THAT SEEM | 1x Museum—A Charming Novelty, the Great Ger- | Ville. re ales $10 Per Month, in wit ‘advantage to LLICOTT CITY, MD. PLANO to cut through you Uke a knife" are instantly re-| man Diorama ofthe Seasons, Spring, Summer and | cave bealth will Gnd it to their: foonter ‘The PIANO EXCHANOK, zs “4 Maapin's University Schoo! Opens ptember 1s. & Sccount of kis healthful locality and su- 05 22 vam Neved by placing a Curicuma Piastum over the spot | Winter: 1,000 moving figurés, "Everybody should | iwetlule on aesouns Of Its be Marpematics, Portrait | September 1 Cs para Ee adr RAE Sg i 00: ek where the pain originates. No other plaster or lint | °° — Bee PhS eo deem | ea =a se casos, each seven fect long. Inquire at ° FR Oo EY A fF ‘ment oF appliance can be compared with this new, | Next Week—The Famous Leonzo Brothers and | DFoldery receive special aiteutiom. _ New waned his ‘ _— d RRR, O te AS. original, elegant, and never-failing autidote to pain | Wonderful Dogs. SESLOe | ts | Cane Saat ecr scr COL WiLL Be | F ton Fe SALE-LARGE STOCK OF CARRIAGER, ER %? $F sh crea netiaded Aram atmanted the best planter ever | (\HKATER COMIQUE 2317 Met a.w. ‘Thanking Ue patrons of the school WINDSOR PEMALE COLLEGE. Foon Srosr toed ot levies Opie wae compounded. At drugaists, 25 cts.: five for $1, mailed SUMMER GARDEN. | (or'ihelr’ former spportsabe. Fespecthlly. solicits & ._ Degrees und Diplomas. in want of good waguus it wil pay thew tn free, Porrum DRUG AND CHtxMICAL Co,, Boston, se2 INEST SHOW OFTHE BEAGON, continuance of the saine. SES | Wik tretoreny x es-| Wan Feet monies: | ak bene an on band. A vino , ANNIE KICATING’S COURT OF BEAUTY. CADEMY OF HOLY GROSS, 1312 MASS. for Boys. | mary Schools for Girls, | Wagou: nothing like It in elty. Good ston ey ee i ee ‘Twenty Handsome Ladies in a Melange ot Sense- | /\ “will reopen MONDAY, Sept. 7, with renewed a Litiboe bien signers tees tons of my own make. two and three sate ta GA ee Re Se Cc : tion. Vantages for a thorough ‘course’ in Science, Mu- . Bnikhed, Good asorument of es fee Pee ARTER’S ‘Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Sie'and Art. ‘The theory ef Music is thoroughly Also, fie hand-made Harness i Ess “4 ES Rw GG? p.m. taught, and attendon paid to the harp. guitar Pegs Wit seit om lmme ‘to. au ¥ BBA A «x wi aa CASH DRY GOODS STORE Every Night at 8:39 the Pun Begins au3i-6t_ } and banjo. Paint and the aes tte eee. 1290 S24 and 3240 Prospect ave., West Ws TEX UABTIE PAGE EEE Heular attention. Private class ii Phohog- on. NKETS! NKETS! SKETS! IRY CASTLE PABK, MT. PLEASA: vend ¥ * w i. — ae — “= spitino Orr poUBLE WuTrs DLaweers, | A Tee third Buartutaent wil kegiven mune | phy snd Fancy Work, Canned with tbe eal a AOR SALE-CHEATEST AND TY ay 10 Pee 8 8 Wawa BBE Hat do WGENT BLACK SILKS, cheap at $1.00, re-| Concluding with Dancing. For thé Beneat of the | SS si. will reupes MONDAY sept. Tits alusie, Paint: Carriage aud Wagon Builder, 1221 Fst. n. w. sed Be Sty BOP Ee EE — | ier Poor. Tickets, 25c. saidim | ing, Fincy Work: also, Plain Sewing receive Special AOR SALE-OGOD Wild. #fOCK Pe ‘00 «6©W)COUW:SC«éDDséRER: B =| BLACK AND COLOREDCASHMERES, pure wool, aticntion. Private el ladies. sS-2w® double width, real cost 37inc, \ Uuires of a wholesale and re 1530 1 Si FREE ADVAN pI > . VERNON INSTITUTE, EET, — Sore in West: Washington, 1 BLAGHE AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, very | PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. | MTuvlabuaaerncn Scut lordirs “Tuiricesin | piano or Voie ae $0 eve orton term. the best opening tn the. Dist cheap at $1.00. — a ‘annual session Commences % zetb, Chorch Organ (orgsn for practice), $15 a term, enter into busine ‘This Powder never varies A marvel ofpurity, | COLORED SILKS, 50c, 62c., 750. RST GRAND SELECT EXCURSION, | ‘se3-2m_ Mra C. W. PAIRO, Principal. Violin, 912 and $150 term, tentang cok dan nae stenetband wholesomeness, More economical than | vii Wea) ule $500 suincel ooh ED: SEE VEL | Steamer Corcoran ig, aamball aly SATURDAY, JPetiera acHg|Is oF LANGUAGES, avon eesorng gad yes ion aptcation, em Js * Feal luced to $1.50. an 5 oat leaves thst, whntt a ASHINGTON, k) ING NG, tal a the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be soldincompetition | visome BROCADE FALL DRESS GOODS, great | § in. Music by Brot Hutcherson seO-st SSE BosTON, + BROVIDE Busy HALL GA HOME SCHOOL mon | JOO SALE-A, FIRSTCLASS HARICE gain at 25e., rediced to 12ige. ee N, MORE, iris, near Poolescilie, Md, SrbPrEM- 1 ramon for sein with th Ititude of ‘test eight, als ie 5 2, ERE UDOUN COU: MINNEAPOL!I ST. PAUL BER 15th ‘erms odernte. For circulars ad- | proprietor has two pls to atiend. Addre “ on o = ts, short welght, oa sPHACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure woot, | JOU alee gn Esuugnlaed everyarhere to be the, est, schools fot | dress atm St. Foner Principal Fotcgtvesaare wee im Me ni phosphate powders, Sorp owzy 2m cama Rovar | 91 W YORK MILLS SHEETING eee EES! 1 VAn jearning to speak, write, read and unde y| FC INDERGARTEN NORMAL INe , | JMOR SALE-7 HEAD OF GOOD WORK AND 5S 3 EETING COTTON, snl es ‘Terms begin SETPEMBER 7. Apply 4 S x E a = a Banna Pownms On, 100 Well street ¥ ¥-__ep6_| and very best quailty, actual coat. SEPTEMBER 157u, 16TH AND 1771, 1885, rae ees gate ss | EN aye, cule schools for children, Teachers | Ht Busines Horw:roaat te old.” Cal! at Excellent CANTON FLANNEL, Races Wy as SERVATORY OF MUSIG, | Of Mra LOUISE POLLOCK. principal. of. Sationat Sah - J Best Merrimack CALICO, 5c. Running, Trotting and Hurdle Moore's Mali 311 Oth at: ws seventeenth year Kindergarten, 920 Sulist. or Frocbel “Institute, 1127 sa ie eae aan Ape eae Bg Lamang Twilled CRASH, 5c. Special train will leave B.and P. depot, 6th street; | Piuno. Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Cornet. | €c. | 13th st, Misses POLLOCK & NOEIK Principals. | . BLANKETS slightly soiled at less than cost. Wednesday, 16th, at § o'clock am. Regular mall | Methods of the best European conservatories, Tuition | “‘an1o-6w a eas NORALE = StRICTLY casit PRrcES SnD Och at amas mere memunk 06 | Soa pete Fe eae cared || pies ROA FOOTE on sing eee vE MUS 2 Helock p.m. and 5:20 p.m. = 3 .B. BULLARD, _| YptSs Bose. POE 2 ire » OF Oce Bos Ax» © 711 MARKET SPACE, Cinidren 75 cents. seo _ | S140 P ot. intermediate class, | i: wa aS < : uk Doys Anp UCnurprews 2 Bera $3.60; primary cl mae” | SORTRAND —RRGULAE Te oS = OR SALE—A GOOD HORSE AT MODERATE sel ‘ear 7th Street, q\XCURSION a i ntl 3 HORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS It rat ‘ner having uo use for Ad = Goes down the ger dU miley MONDAY EVENING, | FOUNDED 1867, INCORPORATED 1977. | Sievers evening qPhvaie iesol a Speciat On wen ba — oe Gi n vi s lenves Oh ‘The lies’ clation New orthan 3 an lons ©o% y ®, —— = _ cK, N September 7th. Steamer J. W. Thompson leaves 6th | >) an Art School in this city, and will receive | and exceptional opportunities for learning the JOR SALE-STYLISH SADDLE HORSE, WEE: OEE eT a AEE BICCRs BOW TAT TAI CITY ITEMS. sifeet wharf ai 6 pamrcturns about 0. Tcgeis | ghoul am APt sco tn tats cy a rly eine | And excentnnal ogpor tannic: fr learnt the Out ‘blemish, sultalle form indy: ood a 25 cents, Children undér 12,15 cent, ____se6-2t*_ | TP towers, Sul (ile and Lan ‘China Paint: | QUARTERS, #27 1st. mw. late purchaser. ow ‘ Hats for Fall of 1885. S. Design, Perspective | $ eM) SAMENT AND BALL ing and Decoration, Principles of (1 RAND TOUR TTON AC. z \PHY. 19th st, near Peomy iyebla STON ACA ‘Y OF TEL APHY. The Broadway Silk Hat, $4, $5, $6: at CHAPEL POINT, Carinae a Vv ly school of the Kind here. A special Invi: _ x “aaa s All the latest style Derbys, $2, $: THURSDAY, September 10, 1885. ‘Childreu’s Class on Saturday. tation to all to see the method by wi ou can FINE BLACK TRAM, WELL Nice line soft Felts, 1,50, 8: "$8, $43 site Steamer Gearge, LAW Will leave Ck amy ge rea Ne ROT ES camctpal. | won beara ceomenon. “S16 Stet as jets Sen a Gers f Best soft and stift “Dollar Hats” in city; Sharp Hetarn, Hriday p00! = ee OCKLAND SCHOOL POR GIRLS ; ay = Hoe Bp 2 5 4 8G Round trip, 50 cents. NCH PRONUNCIATION.— a = Re county, Va. who may b ALE C'Urewiat O00 iat bet Tad Rw, | bigs O87 Ao th on tls ocasion tn grey | MASTERY OF ARENCHE PRONUNCIATION.— Bist mill gu BY EON LATS, | Tazo atefor three tay Established 1868, une lowest price to alles | Sle —_ dom not merely sequined, but ibe _pniloweny of the | M_ Proprietsr and Princs 2o-tin "| JOR SALE con metonn saad) Ta " speci x ee E D For Pickling P OB HOLTZMAN chartered the strated... Frenich pronunciation, properly taught, 1s AVERLEY seatis Rosewood case and tn perieet on ‘or Pickling Purposes. ‘ simplematter, A correct sccentund cut proaunciar Ung and Day School for “Girls fs 1103 Prnnsyivania ave. Direct from the country alot of Pure Apple Steamer MARY WASHINGTON tion guaranteed In a very shor: space of time enabling : Fear opens Sejwember Bath. Fail coneat 7 3 x ‘Vinegar. for the Potomac River Regatta. on THURSDAY, | apupil to follow with far greater profitand with imme: |~ au222m MISS LIPSCOME, Prin R SALE-TWO 48TURE STEAM KA N. T. Metzarr & Bro., Grocers, Soe he will lay opposite G street | iiare tangible results iustructiou, under -auy | > 7 apr eWOOD INSTITUTE coNCORDVELLE, oad condition. Cats be meet at POLK t= iy ithatnw. | char wrichts the toih ine: A tory will run from | tenbecs te aay. cee er the eam pondlar eoeearee: ee er ened be ne ae | Ronis Minmgemon OSB a ne cope G street every few minutes. Pools on the races will be Sold on the boat, com- tional methods. Day and Evening Private Lessons, and in Clases for Ladies and Gentlemen or Children. | PeS.,.,Destees conferred upon young lady graduates. e boys and girks. QUK SALE—HORSE, PHAETON BUGG: Frank, Jeweler and Optician, 457 Pa. AND : Careful attention to iit rt ‘a bargain: horse six years old, sind ave. Fine Chains and Charms, $2 to $10. 1 | mencing at 12 o'clock. All kinds of refreshments. ae en at Dees at Bab aud a0 | 863m_J. SHORTLIDGE (Vale college), A. M.. Prin. | and come; Oud wee aad wore Spin ar Ast ce ) Bazar Dressmaker, Illustrating the latest | _Admission to steamer 50 cents. SeS-4t_ | and at 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock. Opening OCTOBER 2D. | (4 ONZAGA COLLEGE, 1ST. street nw. waa Geer atdiss compres Latin and Greek; Book- Mathematics. As the stadenta a ft rate, Also. Speck course of Verbs, Pegulur and irregular, fll practically Feduced 0 one eeuiugnaion, Address 1538 13 ow. LUCIEN ESC Conte JRAND COMBINATION EXCURSION. JOHN A. RAWLINS POST, NO. 1,6. A.B, Fall and Winter styles. Price 20c. at OPPEN- HEIMER’S, 528 9th st. n. w., St. Cloud Building, Fe SALE— itary battalion, s aniform isrequired. “Iteom ‘To-day is the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, and os we a, RE, A. M., a native of Paris, France. se2-Im talio uiform sre \ Buy Only the Pure. Axp 2 a native OF PAS Sane SOS | DAV SEPTEMISI teh. “Terms BO por aart have our Our Pure Rye Whisky” direct from U, s,| THE UNION VETEMAN CORPS, FIRST CO, UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY advance. REV. EA. McuURE! FALL OPENING Bonded, 4 years old, at @3 per gallon, has no AA “Will Reopen SEPI auls-im Presid 5 a ESAPEAKE BAY, THE CONEY SEPTEMBER 6, 1885, BEE SO. Highest refer- on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, we offer our stock of ‘incipal, 1200 0 st. equal in this market, OPEN CARRIAGES: given. For particula iss BAI ISS ADA B. CON AY TH I tak N. a Collegiate Institat gE ee oe ena mnoyivania’ rairoad. Ove hotrin Ainapolis, | 7% soNGETOWN COLLEGE. D.C, fhstrumental music and harmony. Metwodsor thetwat | StDAtwains never before equaled, in order to make SUT Ee | tenures! bay ice FOUNDED 1788. ¥uropean masters tullowed. For terms abd other | Toom for our Fall Stock. hel 2 rain leaves depot, Sixth strect, at §:30 a, m, and The MaaES Inca ee particulars LOOK AT THESE PRICES: precciitading shotein, wit eben nacre requrn to Washingtod arse0 p.m. same day. Rephrrepetnep rire Teg ees 14 Apply at 1025 Verwontay._| 1 norwich surry Wagon ee tops nn istol grip and rubber stock will be sold for 320.00, at O’Meara’s, 1847 Penn. ave. 6 Gent's Shoes in all the New Styles. DATS A Home and Day School for Young Ladies and Little Giris, Reopens OCTOBER Ist, Thorough Eng- lish Course, with the vs, Music and Art, under ‘To be had from mem} at depot Quspay AETERNOON EXCURSI 1 Canopy Top Surry Wagon. 1 Canopy Top Surry (very handsoune) ‘These carriages have been selling elsewhere for ‘Tuition, Board, &C,, Per AUMWIDrcrnneremeneenne $300 Half Béarders per annum. 2 100 lars mt =e Dew TAMES A: DOONAN ST: organtzation and of either organization an 50 President, for 25 = = a the bes ct sive. nds for from $225 to $400. French Calf, Hand-sewed, Congress and. But- | “Sreamer MARY WASHINGTON. will fave hier | rp\HE MEISTERSCHAPT SYSTEM—A WON. ee ES Eke Besides the above, we have several other styles of ton Gaiters, broad toe’and London te, at | ,' 3 re at 8 p.m. A fine brass derfaliy simple and practical method, enabling 7OCLAG —— | carriages too numerous to mention which we will sell ' sage Se sap pea Sa Maerua get Spr ATRICCETORAL OOLLBGE | Stee iow pre rs Z DADE, ._ | ish, Iudian, FrenchandGerman. Pupils learn to spe: 2 ‘The public are cordially invited to call and examine Tee Goes ne Camas | BS BANE Ais Maneete—_| Pain gue very fret temvon ipiong at peed one scion of this. Institution begins on the amy ok before purelaang” cm < mae . Hand- . Caan cd | cpnversat oe ; INCHES, tu addition to mc Te eee tamed Cron Oe SNe ee eo gerusne nee are | eraelan ceimese aeeecae, aie panes Ladies lof scientifie and Practical Agricultt sel 2ath and Eats. agents, only $2.50. ‘ ee ~ fe Tacsd i For scholastic year of two sessions, embrac- | Ton SALESA VERY FIN Preis een ee ee SO agd’at | ing Vultion. board, fuel hts and washing. $20 page ‘0! THE GREAT PALIS AND CABIN JOHN congress Gaiters rlursdays and Saturdays, at 3:50 and 4:30 and at * Piano, in handsome dark tint Bette Rie Ct ee ee oor BRIDGE. s GUT aAN gb otlode.” Opening, Ose Ise Terms | ments made accotamodating, Send fur, catalogue. iF round corners, toy Baltimore, made wolld leather Shovs, In Con- | Te steam Packet HACK ISIOR will make regular moderate, Address 1538 1 st. mw. LUCTEN E. C. | Persons wishing to visit the college which is only 20 front alike, carved gross, Button and Lace, only $1.49, trips during the season to Ueabove points e SR ee ee Teor Fates Sean Gries | mlantes om Weenigton cha remene ae peale-and a muenificent t The “Monitor,” sewed working Shoe, $1.47. | Pipe during the season to weg) OE ee seats Tickets at Baltimore & Ohio railroad, - | Santy quaremieclsmenaned rake ‘The “Creedmoor” working Shoe, $1.24, corner of High st. and Canal, at lock a. = = pe seen ut, Ebbitt House every | and will weil for only $1i%0cwsh Plough Shoes, only 98e. Fare for round trip 5c. Boat can be chartered on al- ARENCH KIN GART! between 2p and Gly ock. cover and plush stovl, be Also a great many other styles too numerous to | ternate days. |For iuformation apply atontice of 4.6. | [NA aue CHEV REMONT, Diplomee de!" Ac. CGE SMUT Pre ipecbagee} Gag “ “mention. Z, STRASBURGEY and JM. WATERS, 1047 High st. Georgetown. ademie de Paris, will open October 1, a FRENCH CS ‘No, 906 7th st., four doors above, | _se4me KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children ander 12 WOR SALF—A SPEA ——— = ONT FORGET THE DANCING © years old. inne, Cihev remoe oe 2 Horse: fast rave : Handsome New styles Fall Hats | [)CNioSS EVERY. siagip which ieaves ber | fie SATCIAL MSEOD tospeak french ina very | Gualiies youn ie eines | DUNIAKION HOUSE, $23 1 For gentlemen, $1, $1.50, 82, $2.50, $3, $3.50. | tue Steuer, Mury | Washington, which, i short Ume. Primary Euglish branches awill also be | Soroush mistractiou sivenie Racd Writing: ties ae a ae nm Our $1.50 Derby is’ equal'to any $2.50" hat in | Wbartal but It is designed to give instriiction in the | jish" Tancuage Correspondence Tapd catulatiens, | [NOR SALEOTWED THT HoRAES ! the city. C. Auerbach, 7th and MH 2 ‘Tickets, 26 cents, enh language as much as possible, and theconstent | io. [eon oon Moverciel Law ter) Bice ete cn enon m ——_———— Danclug on the boat, accompanied by Prof Cald: | ain from ule beginning will beto make pupils SPEAK | HookKcepiug.| merely and Type ing. Neg es: all qunrantend, These Oe Good Singer Sewing Machine at $10. 1 | weil's Orchestra. sesst | Fi Madang Chevremout will be plewsed 10 call | [ar day ‘an ening sessions resiued TUESDAY, | sonnd. Call at JOHN WHE vith Drop Leaf anl Drawer at $15. One New Fir “EUR upon parents and explain her method in de et Sept. Lat ‘and 6 pan. ‘Oflice open for arrange” 8, Whecier& Wilson at $15. All with latest | (PWS BEATS THEM ALL acne | ments by tue sear or quarter, on aud after MON AN. p SQUARE PANU, MADE acl . At OPPEN: 8, 52 5 re EN’ NS z — = ba gaent pa Vnited Pano makers, New York: handsome at, Se Cloud Building eee © ts Look out and goto Marshall Hatievery SATURDAY | "I Bouruluguod Day Sehool for song Ladies aud | lar. kiving tll ET Cee kood order, price, $100 cash. I.E iv for Leen tng the children aiid the buble. rls," Heopens with its customary lige COs |. cana a LENO GE ENC racine, cutiawe Ladies’ Low-Priced Shoes. Steamer Mary Washington will leave OFeSSOFS a 7 oun ny rewurniny 2, Y INSTITUTE, S18 CONN. AVENUE, GOOD BAKERY AND Moroceo and Kid Hutton Shoes from 98e. up. | Hvety SHUT AG aout” Dancing dow™ and back lish and French schoolfor young twttes wid ‘tiguery of 17 yeurs’atandinesanner Glove Kid Top Button Shoes, from $1.24 up. ak nd German. giris Reopens September . cause of selling. Apply to JNU. W. Morocco Laced Shoes froin 97c. uj ane Students prepared for Vassar and Wellesley Colleges. | (c., address Mises BURGESS, Principals. au: East Capitol st T+ —_ ri Old Ladies’ Comtort, Glove kid, $1.49. = SSS DECAT vanced classes: . “ are. 5 iS ENG OR SALKE—-CHEAP: SOME SINGLE AND songress, rand Lane, 7 AMILY EXCURSI DECAT 2 mutside pupiis Address Mr. and RS. ELIZABETH HARRIS: ED Serge Gaiters, Congress, Button dnd. Lace, 730. EMS fot Georgetow DC. wo, Laweer Sie Wie Bo CA meh ts Prielpals, 1212 and 1214 M rept Soaring at i sit at. | Macau farness ot a ae Sgt ate sion 2 Cedar Polht, on tT at N + Sep- | Fath st. \-1 Woy 04 omnibe ‘Cour of r 5 7th, 3. ot i BS action ery branch necesury for a | ave, 2) Tos sh, MEDAL, PENBIACECTICAL, ASE Dieta erariuad of Heard, Unierty it eal and surgical will be hi once a week. Dispensary practical and accomplished education for young ladies, Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts id At Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & H. 2 Y ELBGANT SST RING. 0. Sinall cast pay niente use prey me 10 TAKE A DIP IN THE OCEAN, the numerous attracttons of VIRGINIA tw deli balance monthly. Cost B4 cate or backward” pupils only tmmoute: the “Amo! Glinte dally, ‘Students will be expected to ansist at | Cte OF backward pup tone iy Unsurpassed Tor tine singing quailty. Would Sewing Machines of all makes for rent by | BEACH may be in ie Dathing in | gute mracinry sane ARENCH LESSONS aire Square Pane meging quality: Would Bante Ak Of Faeroe Tent RY | REACH SOF timves vide tom orbik. worse Sree “ i ay e Sq im part payment: aso, 3 supe wee . x CB PURVIS, M.D. risian pronunciat ral method. A. prac: Steamboat Company's steamers from Washington minke prompt connections, golng and returning. is. Bg Secretary, Kans, very low. Teruis: OUT 1118 ith stn. wy Neh these « ic ical use of the L Ke are cover advances, and st, n, w., St, Cloud Bullding. tical Lauria coods are wld ‘advan =too8 Washington, D'C, HE ROR doulle.""“Somey advanced ou pluton aud Ww Bain = ¥ re. Nik, Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, | —""-~ ; Iss MAY MEAD, Je30-6m O14 17th st. 2 w., Huon 3, Poco BIN JOHN AND GREAT FALLS. TEACHER OF PIANO. = = = prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick’s So- | (14, steamer! vugner Is now Fe . y. 7 s IN ALL GRADES 01 , ry dium, lorite (disinfectant). —Recom- C "The new excursion steamer H, G-Wagner Is now | “Terms Fowonable, For particular, &, apply at | FOHIVATE LESSONS) 1 COs, 468.470 bee mended by the Public Health Aegociation us AT GEYER & ext superior toll other disinfectants and_germi- ol wuz ‘Mast. n.w., opp. Wash. & ¢ = to aduilis confidential: tor Went Polnt, all examiaations. TEAMER W. W. CORC an AND MOD! INDERGARTE! SCHOOL RE- ORAN, 2 IVY INSTITUTE, sw. corner Sth sod K st nw. Rel ae ae ee A opens September Oth, at 1127 1th st. nw. | TVS INSTT od ha p ee eae (Very where. Send for pamphlet, | GQ isaves Livery Morning at 10 o'clock, Returning | sfisses'PULLOCE and NOERK, Princ IEaEY ea ETN, Aa | Ti sy AP ee Me a TT Bie 00, ie " Fare 25 cents ior round trip Sree __ Evening Classes, $3 and $5 a mouth. = e $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 FOUR: to Marshall Hall aud Glymont; OLLIERE Sc E D SS AEGAN DLA BLAS TOR SALE-AT ONE-THIRD OF REGULAR Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money, | Children. 15 certs. jyizam_| Oren, Feed pe og a ee OTE Os pay scoot ine Ke Pricas— Newspapers atid Periodicals, Foreign and Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near Dt, s&w-3mi SAN FALLS. VAC 1, 1885, june , ten 4 Little Girls, wil enterupon its —_ Socal, canical, Ast ans cae te y pe's, 9b CCOQUAN FALLS. Latin. one charge Seniors, in charge of Lucien a day, Seplember “234, with a full oo rary Mawgusines, bere ’ Hall's Adjustable Skirt Forms at Opren- (0) SOC MEA RT W ASH NOTOR ill make an | Colliers. Ac Mi. Junlors under Aim Colilere, Four | sesiou Wednewlay; September id. with atu corps Ee pnces. Wekeap alsy ail of tie Labrupion”chemp HELMuR’s, 028 ULhst. n. w., St. Cloud Building, | excursion tp to. the ubove pace EVEL WD. | boarders taken into the family. “— | ticular apply to the Princ 3 Remgtenen ele: NESDAY, leaving Seyenth street wharf at 9 am., ‘EW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO, | at ber new residence, 11 : oy a = " vest - hen; urning ut 8 pun, Fare, round trip, N 4y which pupils can accom a few ters 2 7 The Cheapest Place returning a 8 pit, Eure. round trip, 2c. Lancing | IN by which p pelea eg AAS] Sarde ceoeke Gul cheat weakendeteatentens iy BOOK EXCHANGE 1237 B3D Sr. In the elty to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the | 02 * fize waxed deck down uni he Tee Cran ke Choroara ten cetacean | on peeiahe auls-ém_ Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market | wansHALL HALL EVERY SATURDAY 10 a. and icularly adapted to new beginners. Parents, 8G DEN 'S GERMAN AND ENG. F.C. MERRY. _ Space. 20-th,stulm | “RL, RETURNING AT 630 P.M. Fare, 10 Cente, | Su pare Shdsciolars wil’ welcome the instructions | (VTS, GDENGURLES GERMAN AND ka é oie ae Dr. David Mennedy'a SUNDAY, ARTE USOUN LESUNUON aus | nay coiane rican nae neon See Par | Knee achat h ttaereentcaes | Frama enti ert er rat a iy ede ut Sata Sour | Senge ata Sea mein PR | Sou APA MOMS DL Mace alt | Reon CULL chat | COR a ar la hoe hg Pa ty and Livei pla ratefully yours, wrning at 8 p.m, _| aw. se _ Win. Lundy, Baltimore, Md, 0 | Piticeats aoe: rouka trip. Mae dat SONS WEE RE QUES, 105 | Fue wove ENGLIGH AND CLASSICAL amon |" Fine Brass fiand on these excursions, Select School MONDAY, OCTOBER 5. HR SALE—CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, VARNISH Diarrhoea, worst cases relieved and cured ‘allowed on board. Full School. J. W. Hunt, Principal, commences, tus ae No objectionable parti itmited in number. cali 7 ed and Business Wagons on monuily penta, by Dufty’s Pure Malt Whiskey, Recommended | Steamer for charter for Mursball Hall, Giymont and her mathematics and the natural | 1 Sugal seadon Hevtemiver 1th inforth Sesion | ct gua a dpe, es tage Heparin by pede physicians, aoe by druggists and ote, points, ES RANDALL. Manages, nal instruction i rt to coro up tied for tk west prowiptly ubteuded be ee Sood < : OWER CEDAR POINi, Dusiness: also for competitive examinations, ‘They | JQOR SALE—LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING Ri " Cutlery and Silverware. Latest i take bich rank in the various institutions of the coum | KV and ‘summer Carriage, ew aid senond tad Designs, Lowest Prices. AtFRANx's, 457 Penn- ibe popular Watering Place of Washingtonians. fey, Circulars at the bookstares 1 amt interview te Yn Saarreyy Exton + patos co arin ave 1 | witleave her wart, toot ot nae dai, exer: ee ator eee = re | SUCNu. Bis och we 325-0 Buddeu’s Furniture and Carpet Installment | “"E#zattsutope at Alexendriaon Mondays, Wednes- | RN\ad Huglish be susie” | Tithe ‘School beg . House, 932 7th street n.w., W : Fridays only. Fare 50c. round: jashingvon, D.C. pound Braye only. | Fare ‘trip. Child- ‘The Columbian Coll ‘Natioual Hon Grave ZTQ,tY, te, merit, the approval of patronize us and be thankful for the same. 8. ‘To promptly exchange goods or refund money if os arya sasiatnctor SS ei AND NOW A WORD OR TWO ASTO OUR STOCK ‘We are prepared to fit and suit a child of 3 years of age and @ man weighing 400 pounds with equal facility. We.will not bore you by quoting prices, but simply ask you to look in our windows, where every- thing will be marked ta plain figures, aad then judge for yourselves. made special provision for the needs of and Children in that regard. imaginable ta the ‘shape of School Salts for Boys and Children can be ‘seen on our counters, ‘The: ‘gentlemen, well known in connection Tithe Clothing Bastnem i ‘always courtesies ofthe “GOLDEN EAGLE ume the GEORGE S DANIEL, formerty with George ¢, Hon Or Borren. a chi it fe it grounds 50c, YOCK VILLE ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, MD.— ‘The Medi ~ the Districh, Altay, goods ‘are tmapatactred | ‘For hirther ‘hlormation "and carters to societies Rie Seasion begins ber 6. jtuorough | The Corcoran atc ei poeta reamed teak ae eee ee pL aa I hoa fa aah ptt 398 and 1114 Pacave, STED — LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND nd, ED. Presiden. | (irecee, dirce: from task Jet. _Andat, a whurt, foot of that | WV A¥ntus 2 thoroagh evening course bus: | WITHIN S SHORTIIDGES MEDIA, ACAD. Ne leomargarine or Butterine sold tn this A Tor Co. Cee BL POUNT! | BeSPPEUTE ww. cor: Sth and K ote. u.we adie | A> Smy Adult Sod clang WITHIN CBOE | “wero JH CRANE. Mae Louisiana ave, UTUMN OP ATS! JONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAG Sa SE eee | AGE, AM, (Harvard College Gradunte, Media, P| =o oF RENN Win ad rea CHAMPAGNE AND CORDIALS Commencing SUNDAY, Jane 28, the VERNON SEMINARY, ies WIL{ONS BGNOOL WOR FOURS LA: as = aa OUR STOCK OF EARLY AUTUMN TOP M’ "Zinta, STEAMER GEO. LAW ‘Will leave dally from steamer George Leary's wharf, except Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays, 845 a, m, COATS 18 NOW COMPLETE, OUR STOCK 18 WORTH SHOWING AND SEEING. YOU WILL APPRECIATE THE NEW STYLES, THE NEW CLOTHS, THE NEW PRICES. dies, 821 Vermont ave., gives superior opportu- ilies for the study of Literature, Philosophy and the nejent and Modern Lauguages, School year begins September 25th GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST RECOM. 747. 1100 axp 1104 M Sraeer N.W. Clarets, 70, and $4.50 foi res aed dc, pet a ty : : jendauious und references ‘of any NOW ISJUSTTHE TIME TO WEAR THIS | sharp, and retyn 90 pm. ‘AND DAY SCHOOL, mendations snd references desitrs pupils of any GARMENT. IT MAY SAVE A DocTOR'S Fare for trip 50cta, Meals at the Point Socts Sicltshine sabotipecs emea, pote 1, AND SHOULD YOU CONTEMPLATE ‘Prof. Gchroeder's Orchestra. Spinolary syle, wih Gontented mambeae fie LITTLE TRIP, DON'T SEE HOW YOU Jeno G. W. BAUER, Owner. might situation ay dally or resideat GET ALONG WITHOUT oNE. oISAWER GOROORAN- eMOPEELDE, 1215 Gat nwal sin WE HAVE THEM FROM $3, A GOOD, inday Hal, a HONEST COAT, AND an ‘will loave ber wharf, at Soot of Teh etreot, at 10 THE LATTER SILK Live, = 48 95 Cy eens Caveringg at the Fall, sez. 3m GEORGE srRaNsy, Wer Baxore Powom ‘sa Storeopen until 8p, m. 08 AWARDED GOLD MEDAL (rrmst PRIZE) AT WEATHER NOTICN NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION OVER ALL have J very caprice of the | se,xes BREAD AND BISCUITS THAT ‘DYE- | ‘one's nas 1914-1916 ‘For saleby all Leading Grocem, el 7-waaap