Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1885, Page 4

Organizing for Resistance. ‘THE RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS TAKING STEPS TO PROTECT THEIR INTERESTS. A meeting of the retail liquor dealers was held last evenfhg at Mr. P. Wynne’s, corner of Sth and K streets—Mr. T. Sullivan presiding and Mr.P. Wynne secretary. The latter re- ported that the committee to wait on the Com- missioners had called on Commissioner Webb, presented their grievances and complaints against the police, and he had in them that he would communicate with them in writ- Ing. It was reported that about 100 signatures had been obtained to the petition. ‘The committee on constitution reported a declaration or preamble to the instrument, which was adopted. It affirins “that where one retail Liquor dealer is injured in the adminis- tration of law all are concerned,” and the pur- pose of the association is ‘to substitute persist- ‘ent organized protection for occasional individ- ual resistance where the interests of its mem- hers are involved. In such connection it will be the judge of what case or cases to take u; ow, When and where itsdefensive action sI occur,” ‘The matter of the Investigation which the as- Sociation bas asked the Commissioners to make LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OPrick oF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER, Wasi xerox, D. . Sept. 8, 1885, 11 ain, For the middle Atlantle states, slig Wurmer, increasing southeasterly’ winds, threatening weather, and rain, lower barome= cloudy weather and rain, | 1 to west winds, I wd and the middie flexible soles, énty tit any $5 hand- 7, 906 7th st. -& doors tox! Congress, Button and T leather, STA. Z, Stras- 4 doors above L. ATTE soll ‘PHOLSTEKING shop Is prepared to take berof orders for making over and g upholstered farnity ES & SON, Cor. Tith and F stem. W. Brssrit’s Ice CREAM shipped abywhere oUt | in the so-called “police spy system” was dis- ftewn; 1427 New York custed In a conversational manner, and the = = sentiment prevailed that the Commissioners Fixe Portparrs. Kets K ¥, 1109 Pa. av. | Syouid give them @ respectful hearing, One esos SSS welt by-attent sale of | Was referred to where # man_ had been prose- M. Silver, 715 Market Spa ‘See auction | cuted for selling liquor on Sunday when the * aes ; entire family was down the river. It was urged Scooter = y some of the speakers that this should not be New Anrtvars, latest ance of the liquor dealers only, but of other p bioexs f the people generally, for when cases are sup- only str hiowse and + the gent’s furiisn of all Classes is in danger. It was suggeste too, that It was nota local question, but that the result would affeet the rights of the citizens generally, and the meeting directed that a cor- | ported, as was alleged, by paid spies, the Mberty | | Last Nien al covere Son's | Fespondenice be opened with Senator Voorhees korthwest with « view to his employment, if necessary. darn: senda SN Lai THIEVES SENTENCED.—In the Police Court to-day Joseph W. Whitney alias John Harris, colored, Was arraizned on a charge ot stealin, six silver spoons from the residence of Sarah J Vanderventer, 1434 Q street northwest. “i outy took five,” he answered. The judge gave hima six months in jail._—John Thomas, a col- ored boy trom West Washington, was charged With stealing a shirt from Henson Terry, with whom he had been stopping. The boy ldoked as thouh he was in need of a shirt, but the Judge gave him one mouth in the county Jail, — Bean was charged by Benjainin J. ch with stealing an fron cbain, and his cok 1, $10, Was forieited. War manufactured. Hiemy glasses CITY AND DISTRICT. Street extingy The third se Will be earsion to V: jaushy of t a Beach uke on Satur 1 bout ieaving preceding exeur- | T . hotwith- iven on the L the inclement weather, and it ts ex- : —————— a ua this one will beeven more pleasant, | | LEGAL CONTEST FOK POSSESSION oF REAL Jatnes Thornton, chew I EsTaTe.—In the case of Josiah V. Grant agt, was yesterday ~urrend W. A. Stewart, Waggaman et al, in which the bill to set aside a deed of trust ‘was filed in May last, Messrs. C. A. Walter and W. KX. Duhamel to-day filed an amended bili ask- ing an injunction to restrain Stewart from prosecuting a suit for possession of the premises wnd it was granted by Judge Cox, returnabie on in detauit of 3500 bail was com- Jay of Mr. David Stern, vrated at Mr. J. et northwest, Su including a son Stern day, with apy dimier, to wi nm. In che | the 14th instant. ‘The complainant says that in a bedy at tue | Stnee the filing of the bill two of Stew- atlati art's notes “have become due, but have Bot been pad. and, charges that Stewart since the filing of the bill caused a 30 * to be served on him to vacate, and ngust $1st served a7 days’ nouce tor him eptember beiore Jus- M. F. Holloran: tre a as Down. udgment Assistant Adjutan ach of rLof Stewart in addition to in the original bill, ee riment y ct on the p wuds charge Dep A Reat Esrate > rustees, have s . for $20,619.40, the whoi north of square 125, containin, M872 square tthe intersection of Vilyinia avenue nd C streets; also, square 149, con- WS square feet, lying at the intersec- lary street with 17th and V streets; lovon the west side of N street, between nd Boundary streets, 25 teet by 134 feet, a 1™ Away.—Yesterday and Block and Lieu int Boyle visited the Niedfeidt, 920 4th 626K stre charge of it. al com: can Pu its second mittee of arrangements of the | Healt! MATL Bi noon L celly rounds yes ly injured, the Senate mail w jute her carriage, breaking it dow y. Alb Has extended an invitation the Washington city Urphan at th ra Ph utter concerning the work- ithe policy business, and who were en- din it. While in there asmall boy entered ed Niedfeldt for a copy ofthe day's | drawings for Mr. Reed, the barber. Niedfeldt of the institution have Hy nd over 100 0: a chairs will be reserved | Was placed under arrest, and all his pol Soc the chiltrog | COMET | Ne nulla (acon hom nen wee 8 The Little Falls Knitting Mill company, of ‘ber shop was the means of procuring several New York, has, by Edwards € barnard, entered mst the Anglo-American Insurance of this city, to recover $1,416.92, on count of loss by fire on Mareh 3uth last. na Exkridge, who refused ppear against their stepiather on Saturdas were fined $1 each by Judge Snell to-day tur contempt. ——— Amusements. Forn’s Oren Hovse.—Manager Ford’s com- BY presented the authe version of “The likado’*at Ford's Opera House last night in he presence of an’ au © of good propor- witnesses who carried policy slips in their ets, Niedfeldt was taken to the seventh precinct station and locked up, In the Police Court this morning the ease was continued, Niedieldt was released on bail. S will close for the season miber 15th, ———— Affairs in West Washington. CATTLE MARKET.—Sale of live stock at Dro- vers’ Rest, D. C., as reported by Tavenner Bros., yesterda: follows: 124 cattle up and sold: Si: good at 4%, to 53g; medium at Rock ENON SPR on Tuesday, Sept ae rae eae thee E mmon at Wy to 4; 420 sheep Sapanene, while’ tie. comtamer wae al SDA Ty Oe Sh ed en ee some of them rich. The company last night i ot 29 10 Sig 15 cows and calves at did Little to relieve the inh - Cattle fair. nt ti Frenness of the first act of the oper whee jooner Sam'l H. Walker tamely. The second act maile up ior tae i 8 of eval for Boston: ever, b pitally pres jooner I. cleared yesterday with 700 ‘Mise’ Al pal for Philadelphia ATURI Of the even! 5 acting it with tellin Mikio was safticien had to do voeully AND CONDITION OF WATER Falls, temperature, 70: con- ving reservoir, temperature, t nortia connection, 2; south Distributing reservoir, tei ; con@ition at influent gatehouse, at effluent gatehouse, High sin the river to-day at 6:43 a, m.and 7:18 What itt as one. Mr. G: was, of course, Ii though his fun would be much moze ing with the spiritot the opera if m toned down. Hissinging of eheored, erially “Tit Willow” ‘The whoie scene ent, Mr. Armand’s good, but Mr. Nicholls Hakone of the ee Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe EVENING Star. A CENTENNIAL ScHoot House, Was the one hundredth anniv Makes Hitt the work.Th rhe he “Derry Down” Yesterday 'Y of the lay- due y redemanded. “The | Ing ot the corner stone of the Alexandria A rein school” might return | detny on Washington and Wolfe streets. T! hout seriously crippling | stone id by Alexandria Washingte the performance. vaeally strong, he chorus is large and Lodge. and its plate bears this inseription: The Mikado” will remain at The foundation of the Alexandria Academ Was laid on the 7th of September, 1785, in the hh year of the independence of the States of America, by Robt, Adam, Esq ter of Lodge No, 39, Ancient York ’Masons, at- tended by the brethren, and as a mouument to the generosity of the inhabitants, stands dedi- to them and all lovers of literature.” The » passed to private uses, but last year was ht by the city school board, and is now in devoted to educational purposes—two di- ‘ons of Washington school being taught Horse.—Mr, George R. ular metrama,“The Roma- annual engagement in Wash- xis last nizit. The audience and apparently got much sat- of th fortunes of Gertic and lip, and the peculiar s. The piece was put on the nty of tine scenery,and a large | of people wer 1 inthe represen- It will continue at Albaugh’'s all the | there. W. L. Denuils, of this city, will play || READING CreciE.—The reading cirele of the er neon Friday evening. | teachers of Washington and Lee schools ‘te Hovse.—This handsome | sumed its meetings last night after the summer ht, ou the oc- ‘The history of England and its Mterature down to the last of its Saxon kings was Mnished, and several Interesting readings made, Noves,—James Brannan, a well-known re | dent of this place, died last night,—Miss xinla Gordon, the niece of the iate Commodore nd the last of a noted family 1 annual opening under the ament. Betore the play began gers read an appropriat itten by Mr. Grant Parish, press agent on “Claire and the Forge Master, ta from the Fret ne Rogers and | twill run all the week, two per- her support. formance ing last night at Concor- tation- n® MCSErM.—This honse a hall —Chas. Kibby is held at the house this morning charged with indecent duct—Luei Hooit's "barn, near this ¢ en by t alninent wh nest “emphatic Sanne bili will be | lively the ‘or has fined Anderson for fast driving and Georze : jas. Beach and A. Arrington for dis- order, and bas sent Frank Cole lo the chain gang ‘The Hydrautian the Columbia steam fire engines have just received the patent swinging harness. pur- d by the wardens, and it has been placed CE.—A new bill was provided ns Of the Comique red in a manner that s ¥ approval of Ub resent. There a uesdays, Thursdays, rt E ‘Comique nd Saturdays, , Foe THE BENErrr of the readers of Tie | in position in both engine houses for usee te Stax who may desire to bec E. Lee camp, confederate veterans, held a meet- th ing at the Columbia engine-house last night.—— | Mrs. J. L. Stith, mother of Lieut. Smith, of very illat her home on W. Fair- —A slipot the pen made the Ger- town, on Sunday, a colored kreatly prospe and is believed on Its present market Washington Gas s Per cent per annum, t1 for the last fiftecn Stock. The last at. Georgetow nt 108 por abare: wzed about 25 dividends, alue of its accpued e: ‘RR 00 o¥ Peso tyr A f F gee 99 oY RA 4 Wo Setni-annu 3 per centin £4 fas the history of the company have teen Saute Ba So? OF 2M4 but the difference was placed to the surplus, and will benetit may now become the owner of the stock. National Union F A surance pays 20 per cent on t Bs gy Bak REE $09, Of the stor nets abou Bea AA KK Of NNN G@ gonsidering’ the earning tes 2“, ER HON NN Goo Washington Market stock ttained its| BBB A A iS on market value of about er share from Its Drilits pt future, At present the dividends are ttle less than 5 per cent on market | ppp EER price. The Washin; ck Machine Com-| PP O° Wwww BO} & a9 pany pave 8 per a its par value,| PPP O O WWWW D D ER pobte Acari, National Bank of Re-|P 0.0 WWwWW DD # is yublic also. pays 8 per cent on its par value. | ® co WW bop’ Eee & E> e Citizen's National Bank pays 6 per cent on its par value “4 per centon 115. The See- sond National pays 5 per cent on 120, the price at which It ix be dend on Great Falls Ice stock ‘This Powder never varie A marvel of purity, ‘The usual divi ‘strength and wholesomenesa, More economical than 4s 10 per cent on its px value; this year but 5 competition Bet cent is 1 owing tothe purchase of | te ordinary kinds, and cannot be soldin property m the Kennebec. The Norn GO" dr Siicit"Htatroad is the | "th the mulitnde of low ata, short weight, alumor next line In which & vig wa Phosphate powders. SOLD ONLY IN caxa. Rov, Predicted. Kecent dividends ‘have’ bees tad ig Peniyitanke Pelee nee pe arRet Value. | Raxixo Pownxn Go. 106 Wall street KY. ap6 ennsyivanta = Telephone stock is largely owned | 5 hington. ‘The usual dividends are 2 per | Warr, Srytea. cent > oh and an extra dividend of 2 seg I —— cent, ten tn all, per annum. Some of our prin. MES. M. J. HUNT, cipal banks are lending within a few oliars per wae Ze share of the market value of this stock at 5 per 1300 F Sraeer Noxrawasr, cent per annum. sapeake and Potomac Telephone it is be-| Will exhibit during the week will soon approximate par again. The ds on this stock have been tem poraril: - ended. It is thought they will be resum« - uext January, t 5e5 FALL MILLINERY. Ca. Rovrenr, wd announces that round trip ex- i, ood, for two day will be sold N08, 408 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W. , on Pope's ereck line, at the low of $2 from’ Washingto. Tickets sold on Headquarters forthé Also 8 fall line of 8. DUNCANSON Bros. have advertised ‘one of the finest lists of local stocks that ‘BICYCEI Fin tered ai, auction tn our eity, EDES, W: Ere. of which pay over six per cen sal lakes place to-thorrow: at auction rooms, | Wanting more room for the fall goods, Child at Lotloek. “See advertisement. —— erate ea iso ad seit cna ‘CELLULOID TRUSS, He MI Ww. ‘That never never. atone Mies Dncansay Bea sas ‘. ed ot Swart Phi wears out, always SELF) seu, to-morrow: ry nn Rept hd to e238 BREF tircctmorthwent'a tine locked | tea cove sas te ae Great Expzcratioxs ‘are seldom realised, but when great things occur un- expectedly the resu't is an agreeable surprisa. Weare free to confess tae first day's business of the No 400, CORNER SEVENTH AND D STS. N.W., ‘was an agreeable surprise to us. Our plain and simple statement of our methods of doing besiness, as pub- Ushed in last week's papers,haa met with the approval Of the people of Washington, and they have shown it in the most substantial manner.t So the glimmering light that up toa few days ago ‘barely showed aboveour horizon, and which wecalled “SUCCESS,” has now assumed all the brilliant proportions of a Diazing star, and spurs us on to new energies. Parents and Guardians are now studying which Is the best school to send their children to, We would say let there be. no hesitancy asto the best place to send or bringthe Boys and Children to be clothed, ‘having but one price only, it isall the same A child who can make known his wants fares as well as the most experienced buyer. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, No. 400, cor. of 7th and D streets n.w., have made ample preparations to meet the require- ments of the “YOUNG IDEA” inthe matter of Cloth- ing, and at prices that will surprise the most careful buyer. We'simply invite Parents and Guardians to call and examine our immense stock of BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING before buying elsewhere, and convince yourselves we advertise ONLY WHAT WE MEAN. ‘We would remind the grown up portion of the com- munity of the fact that these mornings and evenings are cool. Thechangeful weather is apt to catch you unprepared. We have aseparb stock of FALL OVERCOATS onourcounters, You can buy one for almost any price—say from $8 to $30. Come in and look them over, No importuning to buy. Every courtesy shown you. Should you need a separate pair of TROUSERS for work, business or dress, we have them in all grades, kinds and prices, Fall Suits in abundance, from $8. to $40, in every conceivable kind, style and pattern. Itwill pay yon to examine them, We assure you courteous treatment,whether you come to look or buy THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, ‘No. 400, cor. 7th and D streets n.w. JOSEPH M. GRADY, se7-2t General Manager. AYERS AGUE CURE ACTS DIRECTLY oN +A .the liver and biliary apparatus, and drives out the malarial poison which induces liver complaints and dilious disorders, Warranted to cure, or money re- funded. PBX TAKING AYER'S SARSAPARILLA MANY & poor sufferer who submits tothe surgeon's knife because of imalignant sores and scrofulous swellings, might be saved, sound and whole. This will purge cut the corruptions which pollute the blqpd, and by whioh’such comgfiaints are originated and fed. se8. ARTER'S CASH DRY GOODS STORE. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS! SELLING OFF DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, slightly sotled, at less than cost. EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, cheap at $1.00, re- duced to 75e. dah BLACK AND COLOREDCASHMERES, pure wool, double width, real cost 373xc. BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, very cheap at $1. COLORED SILKS, 50e., 62c., 75c. BLACK AND COLORED BROCADE SILK VEL- VET, real value $2.00; reduced to $1.50. Handsome BROCADE FALL DRESS GOODS, great burguin at 25e., reduced to 1ziye, gPhACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, EW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest ‘and very best quality. actual cost 25¢. Excellent CANTON FLANNEL, 8c. Bes Merrimack CALICO, Se. ‘Twilled CRASH, 5c. BLANKETS slightly soiled at less than cost. STRICTLY CASH PRICES. WE MUST SELL CHEAP. CARTERS 711 MARKET SPACE sel ‘Near 7th Street, C6) PENING, HARRIS & SHAFER, JEWELERS, 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPEN THEIR NEW STORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH, WHICH THE PUBLIC ARE CORDIALLY IN- VITED TO INSPECT. se4-Im Wx H. Rocz, 717 MARKET SPACE. GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES. Cut this out andshow it to your friends, and con- Vince them that in addition to our complete line of Ladies’ and Gent's Fine Boots and Shoes, we have the best line of Medium Grade Goods ever offered to the ‘Washington public: Genuine Cur. Kid Box Toe... Very fine Cur. Kid Box Toe. ‘Very fine Cur. Kid To Measure, Genuine Dongola. Any Style. J. ©, BENNETT & BARNARD'S Fine Handmade Boots aud Slippers, Gent's Lace, Good St paint eh carpal py For Schoo! Shoes {t will pay you to come and see us. ‘We have combined good looks, quality and low prices together. Large line of Children’s and Misses ‘Spring Heels. We make s Genuine Handsewed Ladies’ Kangaroo or Kid to order for $5. WM. H. RICH, ‘717 Market No Branch Stores, ee Ger Taz Bur. “THE CORCORD HARNESS" ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR TRUNES and SATCHELS of the Best Makes in (crest Variety at very Low Prices. LUTZ @ BRO, ‘pis 407 Pennayivania Avenve, SCaM'L C. PALMER, scure, ‘Durot: 1326-20th Sirest Northwest, Hae f SPECIAL SALE. THIS VEAR ‘The PALAIS ROYAL, as everybody knows. never carries goods over from one season toanother. The Embroidery season is nearly over, and as we do not intend to “carry over” a yard of Embroidery, we in- tend to quote prices for our last Special Sale that will ‘clove out the balance of our stock, BDD, g8tig D Bop” ss OF EMBROIDERIESTO BESOLD IN FOUR DAYS. OU RR A AER E A FEW QUOTATIONS, One remnant NAINSOOK EMBROIDERY, 1% yds long, 16 in. wide, formerly $1.65 @ yd., special sale price for the remnant $1.75, Another remnant, 2% yds. long. 16 in. wide, for- merly $1.68 4 yd.; special sale price for entire rem- nant, $2.25, One remnant SWISS EMBROIDERY, 2% yds. long, 9 in, wide, former price $1.75 a yd.; special sale price of remnant, $2.65, Another remnant, 1% yds. long, 12 in. wide, sold for 98e. a yd.; special sale price for the 14 yds., 8c. One remnant FRENCH EMBROIDERY, 15-8 yda. long, 13 in. wide. formerly sold for $2,75.ayd.: special sule price for entire remnant, $2.50. A few remnants in COMBINATION COLORS, all. over Robe Patterns and Flouncing to match. Que Robe, Rose Pattern, In pink and white, marked $4.98; special sale price, $3.25. One Robe, Daisy Pattern, in blue and white, former price, $3.25; special sale price, $2.10, One Robe, Acorn Pattern, blue and white, regular price, $2.98; special sale price, $2.10. One hundred and twenty yards red and white CAM- BRIC EMBROIDERY, 3 In. wide, reduced from 25c. tol7e. 7 in. wide reduced from 50c. 10 35¢. Full Skirts and All-over Patterns in red and white, blue and white and blue and red at less than half price. ‘Three hundred and ten yards SWISS EMBROI- DERY, 2 to 6 in. wide, Four hundred and twenty-five yards CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES. 2 10 5 in. wide. Regular prices.. Oc., 13¢., 19¢., 250, 28e. Special prices. Be, Ie, 1c; 19; 25e. FRENCH NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES in Robe and 3 Putterns, ranging in length from 2 to 4% yds. Regular prices. B Ges 9225, x Spécial prices. 00, $1.00, $1.15, $1.35. ‘8@ Above goods exhibited on special counters near to doorway of No. 1119 Penua. ave, A A on pe oan © ke Tt S88 Br MA Eb A Tt 88s e 274 CLL 2A Bgg8 RRR oo ¥ ¥ A R_R OO YY AA E mea Y BE HE 00 ¥ A: LULL FT se5_ 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE A Worn For Tue Lanes FROM BAUM’S, WHAT WE INTEND TO DO AND HOW WE IN- TEND TO Do IT. ‘We intend to share the full benefit of the fall trade, do an extousive Dry Goods business, and bulld up out Feputauion as a LEADING DRY GOODS authority. fe intend todo so, tirstiy, by keeping ouly the best gods; secondly, by having’ lowest. prices, aud lastly, y having no one leave our Store dissatisfied. ‘Dur air has always been to do HALVES, and when we wow state play @ hasidsome Ine of Dry Goods, we stake our rep- utation on our stock, Our variety ‘is unlimited aud ‘our stock only the best. We have the most extensive stock of 6-4 Suit ever displayed in this city, and by purchasing largely have assured ourseives that we will be able’ to supply the trade when others are not. We quote a few leading articles,which we guarantee wo be the latest fabrics in all the newest designs. ‘Our 42-luch Byson, in all colors, 18 all wool, and low at 60c. “We show a complete litre at 4oc. Our 42-inch Corkscrew is all wool,and we have them in all shades at 4 Gor 6-4 Flaynel Sultings are all wool, and our stock unlimited. We open with all colors at @5¢. yard; sold last season at 99¢. and $1. Our 6-4 Tricots ure suine as sold last year at $1. We offer them at the nominal price 73c. We invite comparison on these goods, and are satis- fied that our liue is the most compicte ‘and vest value in the city. Our ¢-4 Homespun, our 6-4 Camelettes, our 6-4 Pin Checks, and our 6-4 Twill Suitings, are ail to be seen in the latest shades and at the lowest prices. ur Astragan Stripe, Plaid and’ Figured Byson Cloths range in prices from 5c. to $2." Our speclal Rovelties tn the iinported styles are the best the im- Porters have dispiayed. Buy early and secure benefit U! chat we will dis ‘Of the entire assortment. OUR SILK DEPARTMENT Js to be the leading feature of our Dry Gooda. We will display the latest novelties at the lowest prices. We offer until closed our 22-inch Jersey Slik, in Black only, at 88¢., latest goods and good value for $1.25. eas ‘Silks, in all colors, at 95c.; sold elsewhere: ot ilk Velvets at $1 are same as sold last season A handsome line of two-toned Brocades, in all hues and Unts, with plain Silks and Satins to match. OUR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT, HERE WE DRIFT TO HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS IN HOUSEKEEP- ING Goops, > ‘See Our 25e, Red Twill Flan See Our 25c._ White Flannel ‘ey are the beat poods pe tie money. ey ate the best goo money. Couion “Elannels from. oe. yard UpwAtd. Our 106. grade in both bleached and uni ed are specially recommended. OUR MUSLIN AND SHEETING DEPARTMENT always in the lead. Lonsdale and Fruit-of-the-Loom 36-inch Cottons at ‘Due, lowest price now in the Sootkey aoe a ae forts of large purchasers, 10-4 Sheeting at 2Uc., worth 25, 194 Fegue 5 eeting at 24c, Pillow Case Cotton at 12 84 Pillow Cons Coun sia aang 25° tn ‘36-inch Cotton at ye, REMEMBER OUR PRICES, SEE OUR STOCK, And be convinced that we show latest styles in all best makes AT LOWEST PRICES aT DRESS GOODS, SILKS, ALL KDIDS, HAVE ALL BREN MARKED A GREAT DEAL Lkas THAN cost, THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP. REMNANTS OF BLACK GOODS, ALL KINDS OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTS, FROM 2 TO 7 YDS. NOTHING 18 CHEAP THAT You po NOT NEED, BUT YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN- VESTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS 'IF YOU ite ee BT AG Se eee EDUCATIONAL. _EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. - —— a a : = ILS, WATER COLORS, PASTEL = VALLEY ac Steamed Oysters une Frew gene brewine smi mae at Atay Tath wt ae. | Scheuer, va. tor ny : or catalog madres now at Johnson's old stand, 440 and 442 ‘Lensons, 3 hours, 50 cents. Privcipaia Teachers © LC MINOR, MA. (Univ. Va) Liab ‘9th sagdoor from E. Try ‘them today; | i10@ street ase sel-im* | aulSatathine oat shie senson, Ladies’ | =: ER Jock HILT, COLLEG saloon first floor, eeereer ee D apy a RO BEcLioorr CH, MARYLAND, ‘The Happy School Days Coming. | , 2°22! 2 See ‘hesentiic, Clamdca! nod Cocuarerenal oe are + | advanced. 741 Ten st Bw Es jentAfic, Cinedcat and Commercial Courses ahoe ‘store Of 2. Sisannnoes st the well-known Me Sy A Mins WIE RECN E 4 iar without extrm chit miccslicssecs wl ‘are eee ane Seen always sure to get solid’; the od pember ‘paps antes cea ene 1Spring bool, kid and from 59c. up, | soneister isis caliet 1iso 13h Prmsetee | dine hor Sababet ie aasonpin ns fer tne tudes Sill be remsmed ou Monday, wepecesbor Pam, Pea aboes, Warranted soll’ ten Soe, oe SPA RTMENT. methods, is founded upon thorough-umse peiucipies, | yah" Seicraa ease apne bates bole | Ages WERERT “SOULE AE apes ws 7| HERTS LO AD Se ee at | ERRATA nt ke mene b 4 E 7 ree ; Boys’ laced shoes, trem Tas, Up. Bees NOLS thenew Low Daliding, oe ‘ode 2 | Quiained in this oedbad, | Geiatines deine For | GQHORTHAND AND TYPLWiITiNG PRACT, Boys’ button shoes, from 98c- up. Street northiwest. | Seen ee eee Sune | Gam ean gr Sreowainie inetructions buttons put’ ‘Catalogues can be obtained at Morrison's, Ballan- drew CH. y. THO! +. are followed. Private pupils pret B put on while you walt, free of aft ergs Hans | dress CHAS. W. THOMPSON. O11 Ms. nw. auSi-im ree Private oe charge. 9067 four doortabove 1, 2 | Wem angie sas Bead, Adaine Rrourares ora | coe aS GAHORTLIDGES ACADEMY FOR | HBMGL JCF CROMELIN, 9 Demaged Guus.—A = DER S™YOCRLGaRCR a ove SER ERL, = = = set arp aed i iene ae | pate ace SSM AT ae | mend eee MMTLADELIMLAS, 4, | CMAMINTE ALL Smoot. istol grip and rubber stock will be sold for | Bush and matriculete peed Fo i Rd pe $20.00fa¢ o' Meare's, 1347 Pen ee @ | “an business communiontions should be addremed te | Bsttou for adstindng, ape cachers—all men | entific and English Cuursen, lem and all graduates Spec or ities fo @a- | Send for Cstalogue. W. T. BRISQUI Johmson's, 13th and E. . LAVENDER, Esa, | Gents toadvance rapidiy, Set he ant ni | Tree = JouNson's, 18TH ANDES x8-6W 1000 K street nie. _| backward torn’ Hatros or atadents tay select wy cpitna oysicrnion's 18thand E. | HORGETOWN COLEBGIATE | ean, Chamicn or Cin Restart one asda | We guarantee our steamed, atews, as: sctioo! for young ladies and lithe gi Priventog snd tn ste allot asta a: | estin thecity. The merit tells.’ Life rear begins er L6ea, 18, with fall carpe of Schools. Melia has seven churches anda temperance | ¥* > apseutian® perience, ies’ large saloon attach isthe. “For circulars By to principal charter, which prohibits the sale of all intoxicating 7S ANY LEAVITT, OF RosTON. Gran —___—__* sesim BRS EUCY STEPENSON, | drinks.” For new Miustrated circalar addres tie | Mf tay AM S@EEAYECT, OF BOSTON. Ehginnd ‘The Cheapest Place Iss BRAGGS ENGLISH AND CLASSicAL ipaland Proprietor. Call at Riggs House, 2t0 | Conservatory. Piano techuique, barmony mind Senet In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the Family and Day School for Young Ladies and See Seer LIDGE. A. 04 culture. 1012 lon at nw. ‘as Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707, Market Atle Giris, $30 C stn. wr. opens September 30,18 ao31-2w (Harvard University Graduate), Media, Pa, HE MISSES TIFFEY’S SCHOOL Wak; SE PARSONS WILK. Bis " David Rennsdy's Favorite Recmepeie ang De. | T8™ SY Po Gini asp Box Scere eee | AND IPRTAURANTS st Wim. MeKnew, 124 Fayette at, Baltimore, Md: | 19th annval seasion commences Sept. 15. se7-Ame Eeenecs erira. Kervonal insraction' on ihe Betas | party Sent has ie amore, Aehtwered to alt Price $1.00. eo TSS AC MORGAN'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG | pupil system. Patrontand ty members of | Sard to MOUGSOS. P15 Mh Beret Low LADIES A. rs ND GIRLS. leading citizens of Washineton, For seats vf fur. nite Mth st. market, wel Cholera, best and surest _preve x : : Dafy's Pare Malt Wis ntitive is | "Twelfth year begins SEPTEMBER 23, 1895, ke ded hers of French and Gi See Raermencn aAtress £0. Box 394, city. 0 | QWEET LEAF TEA = men oachers of Frenc! men SET eS : AR TEA, by léading physicians, Sold ‘by drugina ced + netlvsportsmoutl, NH. seem _| Roith seeton vepins Senet we Mo MO PACIOUS FLAVOR ae ——— oe CHOQOE FOR, YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE | courseln Hagia Latin crt ‘Frege and ern Finest in America fur the miones Rudden’s Furniture and Carpet Installment Girls, 906 12th st. n.w. The Misses ols tenia 2D. LUCKETT (U. of Va. © WITMER @ 00, House, 932 ih street n.w.;, Washlagton, De G. | Feapen thelr school on MONDAY, September 25h, GCHOoL oF at CPaabibed 875 | soe rent rac = ORAN OOL ee nord 1s vivenia: the District Allsey genau hanaietarid | \ PISS ANNIE MORAN'S SELECT SCHoor, FOR Reopens Sepiember 20: hours. 1 to pm. eS ‘and Girls, cor. New Jersey ave. and E stn. w., will Reopen SEPT, 26th. 1 training: thor ough Instruction im the elementary and academic branches. * Modern methods —thorough atid progrowive. Private and class lessons, at School and residences, FREE ADVANTAGES, SUDRER BUTTER RUTTER —250 CREAMERY +4 Bocer—The finest 25e., at the famous old Butter Store. 220 Oth st. uw, opposite Center market «st my Hutter atrial. A’ AY LEAVY. + ‘ausi-2we under my own supervision and are guaranteed togive satisfaction, . 7 a ae Piano or Vote, $5, = = MMER { é BUJACS ENGLISH S) = = SUMMER RESORTS. __| MEARE Aparna | Guten ise 25e Cunsgny Bern FRRAD' US AN’ TY, Ladiesand Little Girls, 1012 17 oe G Tice list on application. Gone Be AW tartan ave orate eens TY @ SA | action commences SEPTEM an20 Um Tne. TNGALLS RING: Prtclpal FOGLE, RNOOR @ C0, 4 Lomimana avenia, DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES ‘Low rates. Accommodations unsurpassed. Pure water. Ooms. §) a Jyleam TAS, BRADY 6 baeTOe [OPEL LAURANCE, COR. MAIN AND COURT sts. Luray, Va. Opened July ist, 1084, a Pleasanily located up town, and one mile from the wonderful caverns of Luray. Pure, ‘ASH N ACADEMY OF TELEGR. ‘Only School of the kind here. A special to all to see the mettiod by which you ean soon learn a profession, 214 2d st. se. BEBELEX HALL a Host Girls, near_Poolesville instruction of the Blind will Reopen SEPTEMRER ‘erms-—-STRICT! o— ——— We Seuz No. 2 Gearn Reet IVE OUR BUTTER A TRIAT. , F th. This is a schoo! for young persons of Maryland Aad the District of Columble who'are blind, oe Ghose | £ sight is go defective that they cannot attend schools for the seeing. Those who are not able to puy for board and tuition are admitted free. Bancarxs, ted ew) Mackerel, 20, doe; Rew : POR Md., Reopens SEPTEM- a oe BER Tote ‘Terms moderate. “Yor clreuluge ad. | Nestern Shoulders Tost Sugar ‘sured Stout Callenee eran co saree on the premises, “Fare FOP RRC inform eS MORRISON, Principal, | dre Mote, FEST eR Te gt oF Ciculars ad: | Hesigen Showa iackeret by the tal caly ge riable, Froe buss will moet aif trains, “Rates, Raltinore Ma. | T= INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, vA Unerey te woe ee he Der day, $12 por week’ u Re adh ie oc ob ON UL Gig ogee Ee ah cP aeek ‘apl7-6n1' JOSEPH PARKINSON. Propletor. se5-7t__ 1737 New Jersey ave., Washington, D.C. couse oF 8 months, $100. ° snquir iter September 1 | tio. 6 th. for bie + tb ae 50 ; of Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK. prin o Flour, ol ‘50 per bhi . ATLANTIC ciTy. HT SCHOOL Wee tin s., between K and I. Kindergarten, 920 Sth st. or Brovbel Institue S12" | Romie Rae tee pe ie ee ee tio — Mim S. W. Kelly. London, Medalist; Miss M. Kelly. | 1Sthst, Mises POLLOCK & NORE. Principals. | Hurtets, only Se 1 desire to call the attention of the trade to thisim Mackere voive of new INDIA TEA COMPANY, 445 Tub st, South Washington, ‘Tih street cars pass the door. 13, THE “BRIGHTON, ATLANTIC CITY. OPEN ALL THE YEAR ISS ROSA PORSCHE nd English School Open October Ist. German and Freuch constant practice. For circulars apply 1: bw. ai roficiency, begins September | 5" QF pr jency, begit saniwe XY GARTEN AND TRAIN eopen September 21st, 923 ‘A B. OGDEN, Principal. _ FRENCH will re. wugh: by 2th st, GQHORTHAND — REGTIAR © SS SESSIO: Je9-eo3m* W. HEMSLEY & SON. | \raTIONAL KINDERGARTEN A: OL | SS every evening. Private lessons @ specialty. Ail §°3 EME RRR FEB 985, SBURY PARK, N. VICTORIA FAM | IN for advanced classes, Mrs. Loulse Pollock, prin- | shorthand books nd publications conan ota s° & pk fe & j ‘House, near’ ocean. Accommodation. Spal, reopens Sept. Lith, af O28 wih street. “some | aud exceptional opportunities for earuing the art ars co k kK Toreighty. Table goon neces webo ‘claim to opsh hew Kindersariens Enow nothing | SftredatW ASHINGTON PHONOUIA PELL Goo Hee EOE fem SS 2 lete, Sewerage aud drainage perfect, Lighted, Esgns.. Terms moderate, Teeduced raiseaoe Sam September. Fourth season, ‘S REMPE. E TPE CARROLLTON, OCEAN GROVE, N. Ocean Pathway (paved), two. bundrad yatda from tive surf; house new: perfect drain QOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ¢ THE'CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR I | circulars, @., uid M., Proprietor and Principal. ofthe system. Parents will do well to exercise cau- ton. MILVA'S DA sew V Sister and Santora win , FOR MED Season. on WEDNESDAY EVE! gpen for ihe coming ING, September 9. at Carroll Institute Iiail, 6th and F sts. n.w. Classes VERLEY SEMINARY, 1537 Je without a doubt the most ReacTircL and the mag, rar from artesian weil iritly at, on Wenewins eveuings, 6 10 830, aud Savitday Wier ot Nymeth ote me a, Address THE CARWOLLTON, "i et ASSAY, | auseoun Containing ae it does all ‘Uhe mort Improved Machu yi | te Sry investfed up ts the presrat sie tor eee THE TRADES. 41. will reopen MON DA’ pt. 7, with renewed M # Flour Unsukrassen by any mil the a To THE TI S Sautages for a thorough ‘eobme’ in Science, Mu- | YI ALVES Oo? INstirerr Prove that, we would simply ‘sie that ® inrge quam RRR = NG | Se and art “The theory of Music is thoroughly | dm Dept eines chan Uiy of tile magnificent Flour is shipped: antoally to eas COU SO EENTING | fauckt, and specu attention pald tothe harp. guitar | NOS, Degrees conerred bat eaten at the principal Courts of the anc g Ogu SINR LOW PLICHS aud babe. Bututing and the Ranguasen revels pac | Aen” Je Silo L ties word. WeGuanantes thet tt man hee, ond oenktBes FACIL W MATERIAL. | feuiar attention Brit Pacing: | Bard'whent ‘grown in Minusmoes man iokane te weted with the Acak SOLIC! lst 3-1) an acknowlelged fact, that in this Floure XUFUS H. DARBY, atid Fac. i | ration of ve glutinous uarticies “of the wheat bert ses I Bool CAPITOL rp Pracucal Priiter, GT. CECRLIA ACADEMY, 601 | ex. As the stadents at Soatber ben at la Soon Cental ad ee a 23 4320 St, will reopen MON DAY sept. | talion, w uniforsa Isrequired “Ite-opens Mon. | 2 a fenced. and ia consng iPeOR BROTHERS Ing. Fates Worky also, Plain’ Sea | RANTSEPCUATE 7 Terms p10 perdquarer, in | Bote Novmicious veld masre Wend to, arral 5 Sutton. Private rt Ea acct RES 5. ; PRACTICAL NOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. see Fide, | Hom Tbread making qualities It inthe cheapest 1235 Pennsylvania avewue, Waabbipoe’D.O. UTE, in Presidcit._ | Welt an the test. for elite tnmly or teeer eae Fine Prints a apecialty ool for oF THE WASHINGT. passed bY wy Flour made. ver = Sbecialty sano sack’ aud r Mbnietins’ astinaie wit we fusetmetia tase ao arson a vocal Methodsot ‘or terms and ery barrel Is Warranted wo give entire STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. ‘Ane of the most benntifil Winter Wheat Patents 03 PROVIDE! ont. F o) W; BALTIMORE, PRE cCEpaBs ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other z A Home and Day Schoo! Ladies and exer nd will pleawe the imam SE Ooe SATE reto be the best Schools for | Tittle tire, sxrough tane- | came Gonteeee watts = Giris, Reopens OCLUL dunderstan wit ang cling Loustkeeper aud sulisfy Une uicst iastidiousdgl the Langu: GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent p speuk, write, read the for igu languages. ‘Terms dex to Prot. 8. JOLY 14th tists the M*** LAND AGRICULTL ands 191 L COLLE THE MISFIT STORE. ». Organ. Vuice, The next session of this Institut egins 7 : Methods of tue beat Exiropeun comservaiosion, Tuition | oral Oi staeeeck iy sels uaitutton het RELIANCE. CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, $5 10 $30 per term. Free adv CORPS OF PROF Ie ALL THE REGU ORS TN COLLEGIATE Bia Neil paranent ots sTestis: Yor scholane’y tng tuition, board’ tach ments made apcoaimodatiag, sent ‘Persons wining te visi tne collees minutes from Weuingtonceas " ¥ fas | Eun oczetat Race’ oir Opened an Art School ia this city, and will receive | dent of the College cast be seen at Pops in: Drawing, OU aud Water Color, Payting, | Wednesday atemoon, betwen 2 an Lie, Flowers, Stil Live aind ‘Landscape, China Paint AUC Sarin ind Decoration. Principles of jb, Perspective d. Agri] Colleg Ma. es, ©. h, BULLARD, Director. A milenaif Minnemata Patent Flour, mate by the —~ om celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of ail clames, and we guarautee Will give salistaction to every ULe Whe wily, GOLDEN HILL The olf reliable stand-by and the Rtandard Pamtie Flour of the District. It sequal In quality toa ereat many high-priced Patent Flours, whilist it can be bongiit for considerable less money. We defy compet torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERKS, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELLANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel agsured that auy Lousekeeper wha Irles them once Will MEVEr Use AMY LILY wie sate by aligrocers OFFERS A NICE LINE OF FALL OVERCOATS | 83 1m* FROM 96 UP. BLACK AND COLORED CORKSCREW SUITS $10 AND UPWARD. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS $6.50 AND UPWARD. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, IN ALL DIFFERENT WEIGHTS, $6 AND UPWARD. CHILDREN'S SUITS, FOUR TO ELEVEN, D- MENSE VARIETY, $2.25 AND UP. BOYS' SUITS, TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN, GANT LINE, $4.50 AND UPWARD. FULL LINES OF PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS’ LOWER THAN EVER, 5. emibrac- S200; pay tsand washin. pl ition per month, interme $3.50; primary class, $2. au26-1m TE, S18 CONN. schow! fo en D'Biaist wan French Geyadizeas Mists BURGE M LIZABETH HARRIS’ ENGLISH AND AVA French Boarding aad Day School, 622 18th st. 1. w., will re-open September 224 "The course af ine struction comprises every branch necesary. for & Practical und accomplished education for young ladies per Sorh ELE ‘ulliere’s Special course, Lmita- Bot ine ely regilred, but the philysophy of the y demon- cfation, properly wught, 1s te French sonsds,and specially of the atcent,tin Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Tndianasve strated. French pronu: TE npie matter. A correct uccent snd fl ent promuncia- | and children, Superior instruction in Yocal aud ine | sel8 WM. M.GALT &00. Opp VESTS, VERY CHEAP, iat apataotced he ers sor vous feeling | SL nT ae saog seats | PS @ pupil to follow with far greater profitand diate tangible — results igen : trian d teacher, by any gue of the now popular converse. tonal ihethods. Day ‘and Evening Private Lessons, 23m > | Tue Micury a prao- cate or backward pupils. FRG Lisons Parisian pronuncistion: natural method. A. at THE and in Clases for Ladies entiemen or Children, | tical use of the Languace taaht In a short time. se erugon and Pveuiug Classes MONDAYS, | Fall Classes Reopen SEPEEMAER 21, MISFIT STORE Seo AR ae anaes Oe See Mites, 1s Nor ar nd af 6:30 and 7330 clack Opeiing OCTOBER 2D. _3e30-6m _ 1014 17th st. tow.. bet. Kand Te ‘Terms moderate. Also Special course of Ver! VA LESS IN | G oF 7 ET te ee Feduced to one | Jetiay: to adutts ronmaendal: pases Ae hoe ADLEE'S euiyugation. Address’ 1539 Lat.n.w.. LUCIEN EC: | An West Polut, ail e: *@-BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER, ee EA a 7; ad TY ecnatical Clossied Bek and Knew, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR, Soa ZA, WulNeoren SEPTEMBER SO, Higuestrefer-| 5 $3 and $5°a NadEYEN, ALM ences given. For particulars address: _ Evening Classes, ewe — mS 927 AND 929 7 x. Ww. sete $s BALCH, Priacipal, 12000 st._ | 7; THE, WASHINGTON COLE. ATE INS tr = — : (QEORGETOWN CottecE,p.c, | [Tria Goarding aod Day School for Youn be. GL BORGETOWN COLLEGE DC, Siegen Kile Gels ii enter upon im tweiR ann, RIP ROARING RALPH RENEGADE, : Sisdou Wednesdas, September 23d. W co Wisaxc To Discontuxvz ‘The Schools of the Academicand Scientific Depart- | i experienced teachers. For catal nat ments open September 10th, 1885, Terms: Uculars apply to the Principal, Mra Z D. BUs ‘THE HANDY ANDY, 2 ‘Tuition, , &c., per annum. «her new residence, 1023 Vel fe. Perso a *) THE GENTS FURNISHING GOoDs, Hill Ucatders per annum Staite toeniat Cae dame ae a gE eae in order to enlarge the space for Merchant Tailoring | Day, {gholars per annum... ee Ree will vlesse make appoatonen _=on NAMBY PAMBY, T offer my stock, which must be disposed of in the next | vig MEISTERSCHIAFT SYSTEM CA WoN- neat pane Avedays, AT AND BELOW COST. TD lcerliy stnple aad praca weitoa, cowboy | Mi, S,DESGUREN GEIMAN AND ENG: BOMBASTES FURIOS0 e@ LIN Say one to leara eee ee “A a ber ist. Thecommon English bratches and German BER OTING. ffoia the very Rrst lemon ii long aifd coumetedoces | ekdage taught practically. Evening Germay cass | op rar CLOTHING TRADE Is NOT aT for ddren. C. DENGLER, Principal, MERCHANT TAILOR, | tences._Entlre mastery of every-day and business | Ox Adults at a ning Privafe Laasonsy and” in Cassa for Catia | 7NHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH ADLER'S ot 3818 Pet, near Epbitt House, | Sy Tuesismen or Chidste Genet a harsioe nak | Dee de rnan AND CLASSICAL HIGH Evening Classes in the French Language Tuesdays, | 17th annual se-sion Se, ver 14th ip North Session: Thm nd Satu ‘at 3:30 and 4:30 and at | Room Dr. land's chureh, digst-centrance nortl TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, Ds Hestzys 6:30 and 730. cclodk.” Opening, Oct. 1st Tera | gate hstraction thorough wet eite eee ee moderate. Address ist uw. LUCIEN E. C. | Colleges, universities and polytechnic schools, or for EXTRACT oF COLLIERE, A.M., native of Paris, France. Other | business: also for competitive examinations, ‘They 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N. w, Methods Taught. sed lm take high rank in the various institutions ot the coun- 5 CH KINDERGARTEN Geired sddreas LE Beebo Ge On EY But when last heard from was at his old tricksin = CcO FEB L: FER RRR ¥ ¥ MADAME CHEVREMONT, Diplomee de I! ac | 2°01! address See BO. zo neighboring city, where, under cover of distance frou oo B L Ez ; Ee Se ademie de Paris, will open October 1, a FiKENCH VLE CO: rd his old haunts, he was iransgressing Uthat part of the o RE L RE RRR YY KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children under 12 The Preparatory School begins Sept 21 ecalogue which says SoS Han tux Hee BH Fz | zensold,, Madame chevremont a iad ong’ ex-| The Columbian Goll e bees Sept. 2k vr goe gem ee pe | REEASEAEMEDADD toe tere inteay | Fee Cota ed as ees THOU SHALT NOT STEAL EER FFF ‘Primary Koglish branches will also be re Law sschool begins = Bo, gee gee OF Coahicber a i aacicot tutte carceneinee pares information apply to mene? sine J! Bp EF Ge oF aiun from the Bagianing will Beto make pups seSae, Ontos = — fot Exe kee 5 Pron Madants Coctremont willbe pleuced wean | Q WITHIN, ©, SHORTLADGES. MEDIA, ACAD- ADLER'S : ents and ex} method in detail. Ad- | Soy7u3 am Le Z t rea bess, 1221 Matt we sel-im | EibGE*a Me tlarvard College — NORWOOD INSTITUTE — A SELEcr | _™9ém_ ane eee ee TW RI OO NNN: "TBoaraing ena ‘Day School for young Ladies and IsS HILTON'S SCHOOL — HOR o> BRE De Proteases aed Teachers Sepe SOLS ee OS | Aye ues, B21 Vermont ecaisre Piloeontiy Cnet Hl ERR O NNN of Professors an , v of Lit . ophiy = ie tudy complete from Primary Ciass th Ancient and Siodern Lauguages.” School your begins HARD TIMES AND DULL TIMES, HEE & 2u: gies omen ear aire amine: | Aoeemerd cs a ach rearo =) St ressar, Wellesley, Smith and GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST Ricom. | Like the Priest and the Levite, ab pass us by on ec Ouepe ee ee Ase gous and references dcairot partis of any | the other aide Whether in seston or oat ot reson pa EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, Classes in Music, Literature roder lass! ic inging wfter th ss woot ot A MOST 00) ATI Ae d classes in 3: “e bare, sad Sage py German, Parisian, Prone | Will always find a choice line of: . Stylish, reliable CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic. | Mra"War ‘br CABELL, Privcipala tai and 3214 | ard tallan taught by" grammar: couversdtion and Tea teeable woods, which are sold at EXACTLY EEEF—The most Nutritive and Strength-giving | 14th st SONS — | daughter might arwept.sivuation as. daily of reales 1 fl gal Food. ra. HOFFELDT, 1215 Gs nwaltom | UFACTURE at HE) MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND | governess. "T Bestel bepartacats of ‘will 1 IRON—(Pyrophosphate)—The great remedy to Howard University Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. open thelr antual sessions ‘Sth. Clinics: medi- ANTED = LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND — sa ceeracog han proven to be exceedingly val | €tt 304 Sere we ett eee eee aan | tects eee ea ee able for the cure of these clinics, For Chreulars address INSTITUTE, 5. w. cor. Sthand K sts. n.w. 429-1m* ADLER’ NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, CB. PURV: , Secretary, RLINGTON ACADEMY, Corcoran Bulldix SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNi's3, “ung ire ro, Gor, Pa Ave and 15thsicopp US tees, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, se1-t006 WA geiect school for Boys and Young Men. ‘Ni 10 TEN PER CENT » GENERAL ay bined OF VITAL FO! WN ee ee ‘ceived. Fall the 24 Monday in Mewtemter : LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. oA a @c, apply at | Day evening Careful and ch ine CLOTHING HOUSE And all derangements consequent upon over. | gicfms Feasonable. Particalars, Oc. SpOly <* | stroction in the common Pagin teas eee cep taxed mind and body. In fact, it gives tone to all Eatin and Greek: “BURTON MACAEEE £9 3 (©27 apd 929 Seventh street northwea, the physical functions, and buoyancy to the spirits a sae Principal, Washington, D.C. euls-Sin” r "ARED '. VERN SEMIN, o ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEG! ‘Corner Massachusetts avenue, HANDY 4 cox, M* Course of studies: Ciamsical'and Commerctal. 148 N. HOWARD STREET 1100 axp 1104 M Sraeer N.W. Day. ident accord yr gh poy eos STRICTLY ONE PRICK = sumed an MONDAY, 7, 1885. BALTIMORE, MD. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME| Address ‘Director, 487 Open evenings anti! ® Saturdays until 11 AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR ‘YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. iy29 Moser : highest merit. Tt is manufactured from Pothesses the choicest aod combines the mont