Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. te CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, Wisuisoros, Doc, wept, 9, 1995,11 ain, For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy Weather and rain, except 1n extreme ‘southern portion, generally fair weather, high southwest- erly winds, higher followed by aslight fal in temperature. For Thursday, weather is Indi cooler, clearing and fair es joveuries in Furniture, Ca . Upholstery Goods and Curtain Mate- Faitart arriving daily. Our prices are marieed in plain figures and guaranteed. W. B. Moses & Son, 11th and F sta, OvR Store will be closed to-morrow, “Thurs- day,” until sundown. E1seMan Bros., Tailors and Clothiers, cor. 7th and E sts, —Agent for the ‘o. 1, South N ne's, corner 7th and D streets, the nly strictly one price hat and gent’s far: nishing store in the city. Lavies’ Fink HANpSeweD Oxrorp Tn reduces! from $1.75 to 98 cents; $1.25 Oxford Feduced to 73 cents. Z. Strasburger, No. 906 ‘th street, four doors above L. Ig You W1su to rent a house] and will send our name and address to B. H. Warner, 916 Fstcn-w..he will send you his complete bulle: tin of houses to rent. Fussext’s Ic CREAM shipped anywhere out settown; 1427 New York avenue.) MEX’S COMFORTABLE SEWED WoRKING ‘Buoes, in three styles, only $1.24. Z. Stras- burger, No. 906 7th street, four doors above 1. OwR Store will be closed to-morrow, “Thurs- day,” until sundown. ISEMAN BRos., Tailors and Clothiers, cor. 7th and E sts. A KAUFMAN’S CoMBINATION Store will be losed to-morrow on account of holiday. Will Feopen at 6 p.m. IrrsSurrri what a quantity of goodsare sold by Wm. Hahn & Co.'s reliable shoe house, » $16 7th streetand 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘This house, on account of the volume of their business, are rated In the market as wholesale dealers, and are thus enabled to sell many of their goods at the same prices that smaller A Great MANY SCHOOL BOOKS AND BOOKSELLERS. Dealers Whe Compiain That the Com- missioners Have Shown Partiality. THE SCHOOI-BOOK QUESTION BROUGHT UP IN A NEW FORM BEFORE THE SCHOOL BOARD— ESTIMATES FOR THESUPPORT OF THE SCHOOLS NEXT YEAR, Messrs. Birney, Lovejoy and Smith were ab- sent from the meeting of the board of school trustees last evening. Mr. Baum, having taken the chair, announced that as it was absolutely necessary in order to transact pressing business to have standing committees, he had been in hope that the new trustees would be appointed before this, so the board could organize in a regular way. He would make a ruling in the interest of public policy, and to facilitate the dispatch of business that the old committees of the board should continue in existence. Mr. Curtis protested against this action, alleg- ing that it produced a conflict at once with the new rules, but no appeal was taken from the ruling. ‘A communication from the District Commis- stoners was read, stating that the school bulld- ing at the corner of 14th and Q streets would be used for schools of the seventh division until the completion of the repairs at the Stevens building. A COMPLAINT FROM BOOKSELLERS. Tho secretary read the following petition to the board: “We the undersigned booksellers, understand- ing that the book lists which are wssued to the pupils on the opening of the schools are to have the names of three booksellers, to the exclusion of the others, beg to enter our earnest protest against this act as one of unjust discrimination and wrong. Never since the District printed these lists “has any name appeared on’ them, The rules of the school board prohibit any advertising in the schools, and yet,as we are informed, these lists are to be issued "with the knowledge and approval of the Commissioners. We all agree to sell at the same price, and hence no advantage can accrue to the scholars. Is it fair or just to grant such gratuitous adver- lising to @ portion ot the trade and exclude the others?” ‘The dealers signing the petition were: Wm. dealers buy them for. See city items, While waiting giases manutactured. Hempler's AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Forp’s Oprka Hovus.—“The Mikado.” ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovss.—“The Romany Rye. Henzoc’s Orera Hovse.—Katherine Rogers in “Claire and the Forge Master.” THEATER Comique.—Variety. Drug Mcskvu.—Leonzo Brothers and their ——.__ Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:50 p. m. and ‘extinguished at 3:45 a.m. A tew days ago a carrier pigeon, supposed to have been lost, was shot on the river west of the Long bridge. Its wing was marked “Post Phil- adelphia.” - Seth L. Cole, formerly of the census bureau, in this city, died suddenly of heart disease in New York yesterday, It was Quartermaster Hill, of the Lady of the Lake, of this city, who reseued @ child trom drowning in Norfolk recently. Yesterday, John Brown found a dead colored infant dn the James Creek canal, between G and HH streets. Lena Mades,a girl eight years old, was run over at the corner or street and Pennsylva- Ria aveuue northwest yesterday by one ot the Adams express wagons, driven by Jacob Wilson, receiving a fracture of the left leg. Miss McCormick, who had many acquaint- ances in Washington, died at Berryville, Va. Monday after a protracted illness, and’ wa buried today. She was a cousin of M.S.Thomp- son, of the Navy department. Dr. David Blair, in leaving the room of one of bis patients Monday night, made a misstep and fell down a long flight of steps. One of his arms Was broken and he was otherwise injured. Henry Warner, who liveson O street between %q and Ist streets southwest, was at work handling lumber corner Ist and N streets south- ‘West yesterday afternoon when a plank fell on him disloeating hisshoulder. Drs. MeWilliams and Hazen attended to the injury. The steamer Mary Washington has been ebartered for the Potomac river atta to-mor- Tow by Bob Holtzman, and will lie during the aces opposite the Analostan boat-house, which ts the finish line. Judge Sneil to-day sentenced William John- gon, a small colored boy, to thirty days in jail Spr stealing & newspaper from under a front Mrs. Rebecea Ashly, 1903 Pennsylvania av- gave, Zports that gs was stolen from her money ; drawer. William Johnson, alias George Harris, color- Sea ctts, SGntenced "to jail for two months by Judge Snell to-day on the charge of the larceny 1 @f ve pool balls Win. Noes’ pool room. A slight fre which occurred this morning in faniter’s house in Fitz's alley, was extin- * guished by Officer Hagan. Horatio Browning, committee of the estate of Eleanor Miller, a lunatic, has filed the receipt @f the administrators of’her estate (she being Geceased) for $17,372.06. | | To-day Judge Cox, in the Equity Court, made Bdecree of divorce in the case of Sallie H Owen ‘agt. Kennedy R. Owen, on the ground of deser- } ——_—_»____ ‘The Affray at Rock Point. ‘Fo the Eiitor of Tux Eventxe Stan: Rock Porsr, Sept. 8, 1885. The account of the sad affray which occurred on Saturday, that appeared in a morning paper -2f the 7th, isso full of errors that in Justice to the citizens of Rock Point, as well as ourselves, We ask you to publish the following facts: The tragedy did not occur at Lancaster wharf, but St 2 store mile from our piace of business.’ Mr. Bryant was not employed by us at the time the gifray took place, and had not been for some time. Mr. Hugart'was never employed by us as a bartender, ror by any other merchant. The store where the murder occurred was dosed immediately after the shooting, and re- Mained closed untii yesterday morning. Mr. ‘Hugart was arrested on Sanday morning at his home. where he remained until the arrival of the officer, and is now in jail at Port Tobacco, ‘The pistol was not borrowed from Mr. Bryant, but was seized during the quarrel by Mr. H., 8nd taken away trom the victim, and, it {5 elaimed by his friends, used In self-defense. Yours respectfully, "A. T. WHITING & Co. a Suor Witt Hrs OwN Prstor.—An inquest was held Point, Charles county. Md the body ‘of Augustus Bryant, hot and killed there Saturday. The showed that Charles Hugitt had a dis- ule With Bryantatastore abou. a mile Lancaster's wharf a cards, Knife. Bryant “Yes,” the Pi said Bryant, suiting the ‘d xnd holding it out. Hugite Wok the pistol, and afte: through the heart, kil ry found tha clog “murdered by Huzii THE Annrreation 1 the Arbitration le raword shot Bryant ling him instantly. “The Bryant came to his death by c GUF.—At a meeting KUE, ab the National View Office, lust evening. resolutions offered by Dr. Breed were adopted, declaring that it ts expec @ient to have w congressional committee ep pointed at the November meeting with a view of # complete canvass of Congress during the coming winter, in the ope of securing the pas. sage of a bill in favor of anew treaty between Great Britain and the United States, requiring all questions of international controversy be. tween these two countries to be referred to ar- bitration, and that the meeting consider the Westion'of organizing branch arbitration sin different parts of the United States, A committee of five was appointed by the chair ‘Yo wait upon the President to secure, if possible, | Bis good offices in furtherance of’ the views @dopied by the meeting. | — Guasp Army HeapQuanrers.—Gen. Bur-| ett, the commander-in-chtef of the Grand Army of the Republic, with Assistant Adjutant General Fred. Brackett, left the elty last even- io attend to-day ‘the encampment of the ‘iyn and New York posts at Coney Island, ‘The residence of the new commander-in-chief, Gen. Burdett, Le ry Le city, the national quarters of the nd Army has been es- Sablished here. Very convenient rooms have Deen obtained in the building 1106 F street, Thich are appropriately dited up. In addition to the appointment of Mr. Brackett as assistant adjutant general, Gen. Burdett bas appointed 120 ai p. W.S. Chase and ST. Ane derson Ht prsommeny this District. He has also sppointed sixteen assistant inspectors general. THREW A BurcHeR KNive AT WIS Wire — Fred Heth, alias Fritz, er, who lives on as arrested by O@icer Slack on a warrant sworn out oy his Wife charging him with assault and battery, and he was released on ten dollars collateral, She stated that her husband came home*in- Wxieated and threw a butcher knite at her Prblch stuck tn her lez, This ‘morning in the I ourt Fritz failed to appear, and «ateral was forfeited. an ee —— AN ANNIVERSARY Guard Couneti, No. 5: -EBKATION.—Thomas hited States Kenevor Jent Fraternity, last night celebrated Its second anniversary in’ Gospel Fetnperance hati, on I Street, with a musical and literary entertain- Ment and sociable. Supreme ‘Treasurer CL. Stockbridge, of Baltimore, in behulfot the suz reme officers, presented the ceunell with a fe-size picture of the Rev. Thomas Guard. President’ Wm. Floyd recetved ‘the Present with appropriate remarks. The aumi. ‘Wermury address gras by Dr. J. K. P. Gleeson. Rervsixc oro Tru. How He Was Woexne! wut S45 o'clock last evening two soldiers discoverea a man lying on dy street, near Pennsylvania avenue, with 2 Serious wound in the right side of the throat, ‘The sufferer was sent in the patrol wagon to the Rallantyne & Son, C.C. Pursell, J. D. Free, Joseph Shillington, J. Bradley Ada) John C. Eachey, Damel Sings, Sot, 1 Bega, tes. Ww HK. H. Gorham and E. J. Burtt, Mr. Curtis said that, as he understood it, the Commissioners, in accordance with the con- tract with the firm in Baltimore fapplying the books, had simply placed on the list the names of the three depositories where the books could be obtained. Mr. Brooks offered a resolution Setting forth the rule of prohibitory advertising in the pub- He schools, and requesti the Commissioners to rescind the owpler permitting the naming of any bookseller on the official list of text books. ‘hey never, Mr. Brooks said, had in the his- of the board placed the name of any book- seller on a list or advertised any bookseller in “But we've boosted some of them along pretty well,” observed Mr. Curtis. “What has been done in the way of boosting,” said Mr. Brooks, “has been done without the knowledge of the board.” Mr. Brooks, contin- uing, said he thought if the District Commis- sioners had known the custom and seen the force of it they would never have placed the name ir. Curtis suggested that the paper from the booksellers be referred to the Commissioners, and that the chairman be requested to confer with the Commissioners upon the matter. The Commissioners were under obligation by con- tract. as he understood it, to make’ these an- nouncements. While the contract was made by an outgoing Commissioner, the present Com- missioners held that they were bound py it. Mr. Baum did not think there was any con- tract requiring the Commissioners to maike this announcement. The contractor, he said, when he furnished his prices gave prices averaging 12 percent higher than those he had agreed to give. When attention was called to the matter the prices were reduced. by Mr. Griswold as fol- A substitute offe: lows was adopted: “That it is the sense of this board that to place the names of any bookseller upon the list of text books is in violation of rule No, 40, and that the honorable Commissioners be requested, if consistent with their contract, tocause thelist to be prepared without the name of any bookseller.” The objectionable ansouncement is in the fol- lowing note appended to the official lists of text books: “Messrs. William J.C, Dulaney « Co., tbe contractors for supplying school books for the ensuing year, have, in compliance with the requirements of ‘the board of Cominission- ers, designated the following book stores as depots in this city where text books may be ob- tained at the prices above named: W. H. Morri- son, 475 Pounsylvania avenue; J. Loring Whit- tington, 1221 Pennsylvania avenue; Albert Williams, 3431 M street northwest. APPLICATIONS, APPOINTMENTS, ETC. Applications for teacherships were received from M. K. Gibson, Georgia Arnold, Hattie E. Sharp, M. B. Lambert, Robert Frame, James Corriden, Mamie J. White, Alice Malone, C. E. Marshall'and A. E. Anderson, and an applica: tion for the place of Janitorat the Blair building from Henry Lemon. George Bruce was con- firmed as an acting teacher in the county schools, and Misa Keene gs a Tourth grade teacher and Miss Frederick Nimmo as acting second grade teacher in the fifth division. Leave of absence until the 21st instant was granted to. Mr. E. R. L. Gould, of the High School corps ot teachers. ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR, Mr. Brooke, from the committee on supplies and accounts, reported the estimates for the coming year. Mr. Brooks stated that the com- mittee took into consideration the fact that the increase in attendance upon the scbools was abdut eight per cent a year. The total expen- ditures for the public schools during the fiscal Year ended Juue 30, 1885, was $582,034.67. The expenditures for sularies of superintend- ents and teachers was $377,181.68. ‘The ap- propriation for the current Year Is $554,030. ‘he estimates for the next fiseal year amount in the aggregate to $632,415. ‘This sum in- cludes $421,425 for salaries of superintendents and teachers, the average salary being $675. Prevision ts made for the Increase of salaries by length of service and promotion and for 46 additional teachers. One hundred thousand dollars is estimated for sites and new building: ‘The estimates were approved as reported, ¢: cept that $168 was added to the $660 estimated for the salary of the Janitor of the Curtis build- ing. THE RECORD BOOKS. Mr. Brooks offered a resolution setting forth that the change atthe present time of the teachers’ record books now used in the schools was inconvenient, inexpedient and expenstv. involving changes in the whole system of records, and directing that the books now in use be ‘continued until otherwise ordered by the board. Mr. Brooks stated that he had been id, be informed that these books cost original seventy-four cents apiece by the thousan notwithstanding statements that they can furnished cheaper. “W here did you get that information?” “I know it,” said Mr. Brooks, “from the state- ment of one of the most honorable men of the District of Columbia, Mr. Wim. Ballantyne.” object,” sald Sr, Curtis,” to advertising any bookseller in the school board.” Mr. Brooks’ resolution was adopted, Upon motion of Mr, Clark Mr. Buuin was de- clared president pro tem. of the board until permanent organtzation was effected. ———— ‘The Hale-Armstrong Libel Case. JUDGE SNELL REFUSES TO HEAR EVIDENCE 4S TO THE TRUTH OF THE ALLEGED LIBEL, This morning there was a gathering at the Police Court of prominent physicians and citl- zens who had been summoned by the defense in the newspaper libel case of Dr. William H. Hale, proprietor of Health and Home, against William J. Armstrong, editor and proprietor of the National Free Press, a democratic weekly jee published in this city, which case has eretotore been mentioned in’ THE STAR, As the delay to the physicians caused them con- siderable incon: lence, it was agreed to first hear the t timony of Dr. Garnett and excuse him from attendance, though Mr. Thomas, for the prosecution, announced his intention of ob- Jecting to sneh testimony altogether Mr. Cahill inquired of witness had ever attended a Mrs, Andrews, wife of eee Pp. behing: who resides at 1507 8th street, lor consumption, and thes he did not remember. “84 the wituess said mnghlnt does this testimony relate tor” inquired e ju Mr. Cahill answered that he ex; ‘ted to shi that every allegation in the ‘alleged libel was true, and a creat deal more. He expected a show that Mrs. Andrews had been atiented eo the finest physteians in the country, who hod ronouneed her case as incurable, 24 fale bad gone to ber husband and pred a cure her; that he received nearly 3100; and the patient died.” he judge said that it had ‘been held that examining magistrates could hether he hear testimony as to the truth ofa libel. | ‘The court would decline to hear such testimony us related to the truth of the alleged libel Wien the trial Was about to be resumed Mr, Cahill stated that he had a professional engage: mentat two o'clock and would ask for ‘acon. Unuance until to-morrow, which the court granted, and the case was set for at one o'clock to-morrow. ————-_—_ A Disrvre OVER AN OLD Souprer’s Estate, Litigation has been commenced in the Probate Court over the estate of John Ashley, an old soldier of Gen, P. H. Sheridan's command, who died in Fayette county, Tenn. in December, 1883. The only paper showing how Ashley de. sired to dispose of his property is on the fly-leat ofanote book comtaining @ memorandum by Gen. Sheridan w on December 4, 1879, he had in his hands $1,500 belonging, to Ashley, and a further memorandum a “The above amount Mr. Ashley asks tolsabelia Ash seventh precinct station, where Dr. ‘Marstella attended him. ‘The wounded man proved to be John Wilmot, a blacksmith. He was some. What under the influence of liquor and retused to tell bow or where he received the wound, ™m —— Tor MakIxe Band Coxcenr.—The p: band concert in the Capitol for hea -enipone rounds this afternoon ts as follows: 1. March, Ene Marine,” Eversman. Overture, “Semi- Tamide,” Rossini. 3. iz. “Constance,” Len- ley. 4.’ Valse. “Dolores,” Waldteufel. 5. Sele. ton, “Grand Duct Offenbach. 6. Caprice, 7. Galop, Sibe Jolly Musicians,” Missat. wba at Rock Exox Srrtxas will close for the season » September 15th. “With the Wind,” Foust, on in case of his death.” Asbley died at Mrs. Ash's place, and she took care of him during his sick ess. Gen. Sheridan was appointed adminis- trator of his estate. When Ashley died his Property amounted to $1,100. Yesterday Chas, H. Ashiey filed a petition for the property and testimony to prove that he was the only child of deceased and his only heir. ones Sates MrstOoK Ansexte For GINGER.—N. D. Ritto- nour, a third class elerk in the fourth auditors office of the Tesiding in Alexandria, took forty drops of Fowler’s solution of arsenic this morning through mistake tor extract of ginger. Five drops is a dose of Fowler's solu- Uon, and to take a larger quantity 1s extremely ee igaethg gman ese eis ee save the man’ na ‘very critical condition. THE POTOMAC REGATTA. Arrangements for the Races To-mere row Aftermeon—The Contestants and the Prises. The Potomac river regatta will be held to- morrow afternoon over the lower Potomac course, distance s mile and a-half, The course ‘bas been changed and resurveyed, making the starting point nearer the Long Bridge and the finish nearer the Analostan boathouse. The change meets with general approbation, asit makesastraighter course and does away with an ugly pocket off Analostan Island, near the for- merfinish. The prospectsare that pabegriacte tla, successful, and Faces will be holly contested. The'entriea to the aa auld So wit as wi ie saptod as of the light-weight and eight-oared races, aiithe events will be ‘contested by representatives from different clubs, which will make them in- | teresting, The races will be started at three ‘The order of races and the entries are as fol- Senior fours, for THE STaR and Post cups and individual medals and colors—Washington A. Sweent c.C. 8m Rowing club: H. Charles Baker, and G. C, Smallwood, §. A: Kearney; substitutes, Walter Doxon and’H. Noordzy. Columbia Boat club: A. A. Snyder, F. D. Lewis, C. J. Kintner, and F. A. Nate; suvstiiutes, J.C’ Kondrupand James Edward Ryan, ison. Potomac ‘isher, Young. Tunfor fours, for the Mason cup, gold medals and colors—Columbin, Boat clubs it, C, Bailane tyne, C. P. Pedrick,O. substitutes, J. O. Brawner and J. Ariel Rowing club, Baltimore, Md.: W. 8. Ki ler, E. A. Slack, G.'M. Muncks and Ww. man. Analostan Boat ciub: O, G. Eckstein, F. M. Hillyer, J.J, MeCloskey and Richard Som- e substitute, J. B. Adams. Potomac Boat eiub: J. T. 8) ue, W. R. Wheeler, W. H. El- more and J. f Dove; ‘substitutes, f. J. Hogan and W. P. Clar ‘Senior singles, for gold medal—8, A. Kearney, Potomacs; C. C, Smithson, Washingtons. Junior singles, for gold medal—Charles Baker, Washingtous; 11. C, Noordzy, Potomacs; Frank K. Baltz, Peninsylvanias; J-8. Littrell, Rappa- bagnocks, of Fredericksburg, Va; and E. W. Johnson, Lolumbias. Senior gigs, for Paimer cup, gold medals and colors—Columbia Boat Club—James Young, J. C, Kondrup, C. J. Kintner, F. A. Nate; W. i. Gibson, coxéwain. Substitines, A. A.'Snyder and F. D. Lewis, Pennsylvania Boat Club—George W.Startzell, Walt Nagle, Percy J. Wull,and J. H. Beck; Fred. T. Agard, coxswahi. Substitutes, Fraake it, Baltz and E. H. Ridgeway. Union Boat Club, New York city—R. H. Schile, E. H, Patterson, 8, A. Jackson, and Wm. E. Cody; T. H. McIntire, coxswain. Substitute, Max B. Kaesche. The light-weight and cightoared races will close the program if it is decided to row them, pe Aa The Public Schools. The supervising principals of the public schools were again occupied last evening and this morning in giving out tickets of admission. to the public schools. The numbers of appli- cants increase each day and a rush is expected Friday and Saturday, the last two days when tickets will be given out, First, second and third grade schoois will be opened ‘this year in the Seaton, the Abbot and the Henry buildings, ‘This will be agreeable news to parents residing in the respectivegelghborhoods und who have young children tosend to the public schools, : x Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tuk EVENING Stat. Disti.LEry OrENED.—The Cameron distil- lery of Mr. Peter Fegan began operations to-day, The distillery, which is located between Cait eron run and Shuter's hill, was established in 1857 by Clemson & Cookson. 1t was afterwards urchased by Mr. Fegan and conducted by him, ut has been closed for many years, George Washington Is the United States storekeeper at the distillery. FUNERAIS.—A number of friends of the late James Brannan attended his funeral from St. Mary's church this morning at nine o’cloc Mr, Brannan has resided here for many years, and was a corporal in the 17th (Alexandria) regiment of the confederate army.—The fune- ral of Thomas A. Stimmans took place this ate ternoon from his late home, on Prince street, near Lafayette. The I. O, Red Men of Osceola tribe and the Knights of Pythias of Mechanics lodge attended. Nores.—Judye Meade, of the corporation court, is now suffering seriously from an affec- tion of the heart, and it fs thought that the September term of the corporation court, fixed for Monday next, will be postponed until near the close of next week.—The opening of the Israelite new year, 5646, will be commemo- rated by our Hebrew fellow-citizens this eve- ning.—Oysters are now coming up in consid- erable quantities.—Cha. Kibey, arrested yes- terday for indecent conduct, forfeited coliateral. —Uver seven hundred dollurs have been sub- seribed In the ne’ erman building association, —Frank Watson and Ed. Brooks, colored, are held for breaking a window in the Marshall use. ’ Assowurety Pune RR 00 ; a A q R $3 eo ZF AA 5 me 83 OY tA ¥ %o ¥ 2S tus SBR OA OK OK on ONN Rocco BB AA KK HoNNN @o@ BBB AA KK if NNN G BOB AAA K K i NNN G GO BBB 4A K KE NOWN Go PPP, OO W WW PDD FEB RRR PoP OO WWWW DDE ROR PPP O O WWWW D D KE RR z Oo 0 WWWW D D E& Be 2 00 Ww ow opp ERE ik ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor phosphate powders. Sony oxLy IN cans Rovar Bakixe Powper Co. 106 Wall street, N. ¥._ up6 AYERS AGUE CURE ACTS DIRECTLY ON ‘the liver and billary apparatus, and drives out the malarial poison which induces liver complaints und bilious disorders. 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The Curtcuma Boar, as its first-class quality deserves, Jeads all of my soaps in demand both as a tallet soap ‘and as a beautifier and protector of the akin. DE. W. H. HALL, Frankfott, Ky. SATISFACTORY RESULTS, elsewhere $1.25. ‘Your Coricuna Reweprxs exceed both in sales and | Child's Solar Tip Button, 75c.; sold elsewhere 1.00. good reults any skin remedy we ever handled, and tt cond’ Spring 001 Button, @5c; sold elec Bore Sa GS ean, wi Ye ‘Tip By elsewhere ‘ouths' Solar Tip Button, $1.00; sold ‘Misses’ Heel or Spring Hee} Button, $1.00; sold is with pleasure that we recommend them to our cas- —— a ey ‘will receive real benefitand | These are facts which can be Proven, 1 satisfactory resulta, lise to Sehesi a, DR, D, BOWMAN @ 808, Notice to School Boys! ‘Bourbon, Ind. Beye, Danton Fianne! and Wool Underwear, NEVER FAILING, rt Waists, ys’ Bi all colors; Handsome dike Scarfs ty only; Shirts, Collars and_ Cutty 7 &e., at 140 not know of an instance in which the Cor Auerbach’s Bleycle’Shirt Depot, 7th and H.” 1 cuRA REMEDIES have failed to produce satisfactory johnso! 7 results. I believe I have sold more of them than of canine isan IS any other skin remedies I have ever handled during Johnson's, 13th and E. the thirty-three years of my experience ssa druggist. | The it variety of hot and lunch, 4. D. TRYON, Druggist, wieals, flab, game and oysters south of New Batavia, N.Y. SCROFULA CURED. I prescribed your Curicuna Reuxpres, effecting thorough cure, in a chronic case of Scrofula upon & child of one of my patrons, after the case had baffled the skill of two eminent physicians during a period of eleven months, I made # complete cure in four months, A. G. PATTERSON, Druggist, Brookville, Ky. Sold everywhere. Price: Curicuna, 50 cents; Corr- cura Soap, 25 cents; CUTICURA RESOLVENT, $1. PoT- Ten DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,: i ‘Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” Pimples, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes, and Baby ‘Humors, use CUTICURA SoaP, : experience. Ladies’ large saloon 1 ——-_ The Happy School Days are Coming. Purchase your school shoes at the well-known shoe store Z. Strasburger, where you are always sure 10 get solid leather shoes at the west pI Spring heels, kid and morocco, from 59. up. leeled shoes, Warranted solid, from. 73c,_ up. Misses’ fnogbring heels, worked holes, 8c, ‘ iren’s fine spring heels, worl 82c. Boye laced shoes: oe Se on ee Boys’ button shoes, trom 9c. up. Patent button: pit on while you wait, free of charge. 906 7th street, four doors above I. 2 Sewing Machines For Rent. All Kinds, by week or month, at Aucrbach’s, 7th and H. 1 Johnson’s Steamed Oynters. 440 and 442 ihe beatin the oly. ‘9th street, one door from E, Ladies’ saloon, first floor. First Fall Arrival of Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, at Auer- bach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1 Johnson's, 13th and E. Choice Norfolk Oysters, steamed, stewed, fried, roast, broiled, My experience has been from oyster-dredging up, serving in every "SHOOTING AND SHARP PAINS THAT SEEM to cut through you like a knife” are instantly re- Meved by placing a Curicura PiasTxr over the spot where the pain originates, No other plaster or lint- ‘ment or appliance can be compared with this new, original, elegant, and never-failing antidote to pain and inflammation. Warranted the best plaster ever branch, and I bave always hankered after the compounded. At drugrists, 25 cts.: five for $1, mailed . ; a pores eee sre vez | nestgtades. Lifetime experience. Ladies’ ange Cholera. Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria. prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick’s So- dium Hypochlorite (disinfectant), Recom- mended by the Public Health Association a3 Tae Micury Micer superior to all other disinicctanis and germi- 18 NOT aT cides. Sola everywhere. Send for pamphlet, 5 m,W,s-45 182 Fulton st., N.Y, ADLER’S br Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch. paragon frame, $1.99, at the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. w,m Razors! Razors!! Razors!!!.—The Patent Perfect and our best brands warranted, and kept in proper shaving condition gratis, Name engraved on our dog collurs free. ‘The Rodgers’ Cutlery Store, 487 WAL¥oRD, Proprietor. TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N. W. "Pennsylvania avenue, bs S. wu RIP ROARING RALPH RENEGADE, THE HANDY ANDY, $3 Per Gallon. 75¢. Quart Bottle, Rye Whisky, best in the world for the m Orders by mail, McGee's, 9th, near D st. sé NAMBY PAMBY, edorsape- bits 3 a. — aT ve ily, need ASTES FURIOSO | breceh-londing shoteun, With rebouindins lacks: Bamssetesa0Rd pistol grip and rubber stock will be suld tor $20.00, at O' Meara’s, 1347 Penn. ave 6 OF THE CLOTHING TRADE IS NOT AT MONEY TO LOAN. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N. W, But when Inst heard from was at his old tricks ina neighboring city, where, under cover of distance from his old haunts, be was transgressing that part of the decajogue which says THOU SHALT NOT STEAL. Remember, if you please, that new goodsare re- celved daily at ON REAL ESTATE. 500 foes] TO Loa $140,000 "3% cent, Ou trst-class city property WAGGAMAN, _ UMS OF NOT 500, at D per HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th anid E’ streets northwest. sel ADLER: TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. OSEY ) TO LOAN ON 2s 4 Meus. 9" swonais wade Li 7 BY ©: fO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SEC rity In sams to suit, MUFTY & DYER, 1B3OL Fst. HARD TIMES AND DULL TIMES, Like the Priest and the Levite, always. pass us by on the other side. Whether in season of out of seuson vou Will always fiud a choice line of fresh, stylish, reliabie | and desirable goods, which ure sold at EXACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACBUAL COST OF MAN- | Tn stims ty suit, On approved Teal Fstatesecur- at lowest rutes of lnteres. Chances nindergice NO Uiecessary a INES UFACTURE® MAVE MONEY To LOSS tate or collateral security at low ext rates of literest. — Wien secUFHTY Is good. U, C. GIRERN, Iouilh en's building, Cur. Fist. aiid Lia uve. "jae ONEY ‘lu. Loa ADLER’3 IM aad S SES toareot matesy on approved real tatate security. FITCH. FOX CHOWN, 020 1437 Penisyivaniauve_ 10 TEN PER CENT. 10 ONEY TO Le X at LOWES FSOF INT ON REAL ESTATI CLOTHING HOUSE, EDUCATIONAL, _ ¢INDERGARTEN (ODEL SCHOOL RR- K eptember Deke at diay 1s st ns Mises class. ‘opens Se siemens yevesweamenens 7 ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART. NE ART AND W Aauntive Design— Vernon Row. S43 Pentre vania ave. Sixth annual session opened September Yet. Day and evenly classes. “Thorough -nstruction aaa eeecto requinr pupils. “Call Or send ior Riese 10 BES Walker, Sec. scorers ERSONS WISHING LESSONS IN SHORT. Psd wil please saver me at my resents 510 Jath st. nw., or call any time after 5 o'clock. "J ie CROGGON. Terms reasonable, seo. “{ RLINGTON INSTITUTE—BOARDING AND A Bay Stool for Girls at Alexanire ‘vat N> ‘Highest educational’ ad- rms moderate. Ade iniles fom ws Gress Slice REHECCA. t home. G POWELL, Principal, <9im | ‘oce, . OF TRE VisiT a’ SPER SamR aT ATION ORK ANE Rit wernt pan | . Tbuniber of n weekly boarders will be receiver Lente Brin clames will he give ty latlon Merah ostrumental Susie, Pelatng Trae N (COLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER FOUR- Creen. T5as I su mw tenth pear, reopens October 1,1885" Closes. June 1” ‘French. in. one charge. Golere, A.M Juniors, wader Doys taken into the family. J EORGETOWN COLLEGE D.C, GEES a Depart ‘The Schools of the Academic and Scien teraber 10th, 18 |. &c., per anni per annum’ ments open s nm rs wv Scholars 30 *aaae TriReideme EW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO, aN by ‘can accomplish in a fee months by which pun pit na fe month | muethada is hounded pot taoroudrtns Sores Har! ‘adapted to new amteraseres contained in this method. A course of lessons will Sena teen ee oes res CHAS. W. THOMPSON. 911 M st. nw. aa31-lin (Chartered 1843) EW WINDSOR COLLRGE ri Winsor FEMALE conn .__ Degrers and Diplomas eo For Young Men. For Wir Preparatory & Bus | with'P and Pe ness nctools fOF Boye | “mary Scheer Fall Seasious Open September 16, 185. Distinct Courses of Stady ahd Government neparae Buildings. One Managemeat, f= 4 farushed to schouissnd faunilies Fes’ c 4 Grew Rav. A: M. JELLY, D.D., Pret New Wino, FH iylS-aaden NCIS GERMUILLER, TEACHEL yROF. J. FRA, OPN R, CHER Piano, usic and Harmon; Special to a9 well as topple advanced. 741 7th st n.¥. ‘ses ime iss EVA MILLS WILL RECEIVE A LIMIT. ‘ed number of pupils in vocal music, beginning M ber 16th, 1236 Massachusetts ave. Previous to september 10th call at 1153 18th st west “AW DEPARTMENT, Dore ADT CASTE ET? cn we 7 ONDAY, & Glock p. m.,in the'new Law Bullding, No 10060 © street norsnwest. ‘Catalogues can be obtained: at Morrison's, Rallan- sand Brad” Adams Bookstores or Cofice St the ‘Treasurer, FLEMING 3: LAViER’ DER for admission can obtain further infor- manbrand mutricttute at 480% Louisiana avese, orat the Law Building. ‘All business communications should be addressed to F, J. LAVENDER, Esa, se8-6w 1006 E street u.w. EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, FOO N se, Weat Washington, ‘Boarding snd day school for young ladies and little girls, ‘Thr fourteenth [ees eee 10 se with full corps ot ‘hers. For circulars ae epeaay hy QMERSON INSTITUTE, O14 14TH ST. nee EiXween fund ke selec clomaral and school for boys, begins lis 3ath star MUN fember ist for busines, Yale, Princeton and otber colleges, for schools and for the U.S Military aud 3 WITHIN G SHORTLIDGES ACADEMY FOR YouNG Me \ AND BOYS, MEDIA, PA. Pied MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA. Price covers every expense ev . No extra charges; no incidental expenses: bo exami: ation for admissiow, Ex teachers—ail men For lars address CHAS NOL Ne and all graduates. opportunities for apt stu | male Sy =, Sues dents to advance rapidiy. Special drill for duit and | Principal: O14 Lihat. ¢ can be chanined dents may select the regia Englisn, Seicotitie. Bon oye, Studies or chose the pes cinmical or Ge for, Course. suideats ited at Media Academy are now'in Harvard, Yair, Princeton and ten other Colleges and. Polytechnic Schools. ‘Media has seven churches apd a tem Sharer, which Fainetpa ena Prey pal S30 pi, Th SI av31-2w (Harvard ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD uate and certified exaininer of the New Fugiand tory, Plano techoique, harmony and Vice inna ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Faces Agi meTAURANTS st With Choice Butter, 1 1b or more del Parts of the city for 25e. 1. “Send wii ord M Conser culture, jetor. Call at Higgs House, 210 September & ‘INC. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., University Graduates Media, Pa, 3e al ct cate oy ea . L. PARSONS WILL RE-OPEN HIs | card to R. HODGSON, ¥15 Sth street aw. Form MiSateiscioa ates bax Gcrokit S. sung | oppente th st mart ey tied in wumber. nena. eoliege Cot SW EaT TBat te a per, month Higher mathemati wnd the natural | SWEET HEAR pias Kcrnect exira. Hersonal instruction’ on the private Dee EEE POUN tnt leading citizens of Wastiieton, For seata of fur: | Figest im Americs for the mosiry oy ae - ther information addres £0. Hox 304, chy- ausi-tim © WITWER & 00, ILLE ACADEMY, Rock EM Fancy Grocers, net i ae, BSTEE perree BUTTER. 250. CREAMERY Butter The finest 25e., at Ue tathous vid Mutt K . a egins Seriember 0. Thorough nurse it English, Latin, Greek, French and German. sn2b100 COOKE D. LUCREET (U-of Va), Prin. Title Girls, 330 C stn w For Catalogue address Misa /PHE MISSES TSS ie dream area 18th annual session commences Sept, 15, iss 4 G MoRGa: ADIES AND ‘Twelfth year begins SEPTEMBER 23, 1885, BAUR eee ar reac tad ae Portsmouth, N. H. HOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE Sao bos Lainst nue Bhe Mises KERR wilt their school on MONDAY, September 25th. Spier sere GT SCHOOL FOR * yave. ad est. w, will Reopen SEPT oth. Careful trainiugt thor: Gugh instrosion in the elementary aid eidenyte branches, ; i. AND MES. ALFRED BUJACS iLIsH Misad' French Boarding and Day School for ¥ oan Ladies and Little ae ITUTION FOR THE ePTEM BEM session commences MPUE MARYLAND IN: instruction of the Blind will Reopen Si Tith, This is a school for young person and the District of Columbia who. are b Sight ts ao defective that they cannot attend schools for the seeing. ‘ug wre not able to pay for board and tuition are sulted free: For further luformation address FD MORRISON, Principal. Baltimoree Mat ND. 17th st., between K and L. Miss SW, Kelly. Loudon Medalist; Miss M. Kell taut, Sixth sear. Life class, in whiel dul is’ awarded tur proficiency, begins Sejste: ign. GA RPLEL, H ING SCHOOL 19th LWW m2 hi rte who ‘eiuin to open wergartens know noth arte syotenn,” Farents will do well to exerci ¢ tion, solw 2 ACADEMY, FOR n for tue coming ‘ptember 9 aut = Clases on Wednesday evenings, 6 10 to 12330. ‘ADEM will reopen MON tages fe Selenve, Mu: and Atl ‘The tueory of Music is thoroughis taucht, gud Special attention paid to the lary. guitar and banjo. P languages receive par- in Punting, Phouog- ected with the Acad- Sisters Si-lw LIA ACADEMY. T CAPTLOL, fONL ‘Music, Paint- Tecel 1530 1 STAkET— ‘iris, ‘Thirteetith best Schools for lerstand the for- ‘Ayer oy Saou, Maris itnubice Vithi a 143 bat Tanson per anonthe incre chase E 929 atid 929 Seventh street northwest. Corner Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK ‘AZ Open evenings until 9 Saturdays until 11, Vu AND EN. Dine. ‘ure of toathucte witout extra titties wwe ost tis Huts allevintes ain of eSirachug css | SAMUEL 1. SCO’ ke ‘ i Dd , DENT PHOT th corer ke" Leutistey ta its bri Peeth inserted ¥7 per set Ali w For Coot Wxaraer “THE TRADES. — 2 5 YEWSrAvEL, hous AND Jon GoUn' st JOW PIUCES, THE MISFIT STORE. LARGE ¥ACI MATERIAL. NEW OnbEns Ui NG Ur ALL “KiNDS CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, OFFERS A NICE LINE OF FALL OVERCOATS PROM $6 UP. BLACK AND COLORED CORKSCREW SUITS $10 AND UPWaAKD. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS $6.50 AND UPWARD. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, IN ALL DIFFERENT WEIGHTS, $6 AND UPWARD. CHILDREN'S SUITS, FOUR TO ELEVEN, a 4 1BS0N PROTITERS, Dn Hestevs EXTRACT OF MENSE VARIETY, $2.25 AND UP. BOYS' SUITS, TWELVE TO EIGHTEEN, ELE-| 909 f gee RRR OY GANT LINE, $4.50 AND UPWARD. CG Re Ree, a4 FULL LINES OF PANTS FOR MEN aNpuoys'| ‘oO Hee Tun Eee RF > LOWER THAN EVER. ODD VESTS, VERY CHEAP, aT THE MISFIT STORE CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS 4a7BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER. auzs A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonle, BEEF—The most Nutritive and Strength-giving IRON—(Pyrophosphate)—The great remedy to Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. ‘This preparation has proven to be exceedingly valu- Invorsen By Tae ‘Wonz, TTTT: ™, able for the cure of i t “ES ok Bhs a NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, _DEBILITY, PP ER DD SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNESS, Bo Eee doz ‘oo tur Bow Sued SOR Orne GERMAN GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, BIT T Fee joa pee. Hi F ke pee, | taxed mind and body. in fact, it gives tone to all BB ERR oa tbe. functi ud Due ‘tothe; A DOUBLE PISTIELATION Ue Many or THE melvin Se Maki the it Reliable Tor laced be- HAN! fore the pubue fortue cure of DYSEETSE Sem DS. S00: Ness GENERAL DEBILITY, MALARIAL DIS. 148 N, HOWARD STREET “the liigh character of th 3 ‘ avcartied ‘is preparation have Saeny yiesimenials | syag BALTIMORE, MD. We refer with pleasure to the following: fers” asuquick and surecure for Diarrhoss, having | e883 OO It HT i} TIT SS been a sufferer for years ut said complaint. One bottle Sag, a i ¢. # egos ers wave me more role tua aul themed: | 883 8 it H £ HE gz SMPuwsat ut mrese tetany in eee |e 2 0 : mending to the profession and publie "Dr. Pecos | ytLWAUKEE LAGER BEER A. J. FORD, M. D., Balti Md. 4 HONARD BLAMIRE B, Conene'e| THE flies iiavoor fauna arene rete? poser Enea, REST IN THE Distarcr, Petzold’s German L cheerfully recommend it Genekat Debt stesso ASK FOR IT DR. F. A. DORMAN, Manchester, Carroll ry —_— id, writes: “Dr. Riya Bitters” have phd any 9 eee eo Dr. Petsold’s Gorman Bitters” ‘s thors, hor} Deror: 1294 20th Street Northwest, Serbs E have ever met, and ao sce hesitate mene herbs { have'ever, met, at onda my | Telephone. 454. fo This ‘Medicine for sale by alt 5 ae A cers: eniors generally rice boc and Sfp for a4 Bae x tle. #00, Frpprelors ai iylewas ‘Raltunore. x aay § i> On Ror Zon MALARiA, Yava ax acbm “ NOS. 408 AND 405 7TH er, NW, Con Oe ee recmianny Teetallic i ‘Headquarters for the HD Ss ‘Also 8 Yulltine of PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR ey : ncurvnd SnD Grex We Bo esonon % NS. | peapmo jas . room for : or ; prithary clnss, $2.50 QOUNDED 1867. 1S {The Ladies Art Assoeiation of 2 Art School in ty city, Ne eiy ik y, Teedive ‘Water Color Painting, fe and Landscape, China Paint nd Decoration. Prineiples oF Design, Perspective ne the a y dad Eveui: Peivate Lessous, Honal inetheds. D. in Classes for An a1 Highest refer. Por purticairs a Miss BALCH, pal, 12000 st. TPE MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM —A Wo! derfuiliy simple and practica! method, enublin any ove to I : Sp sli, Tai pils Fearn topes trvin the very tirst lesso: t eautected se tenes, Entire mastery ness conversations guaranteed in a sort time. Day aud evening Private Lessons, and in Classes for Tatton dren "General AReriovs ‘and French Langage Tuc-dys, turdays, at 3230 hud 4:30 und ut D o'clock, Opening, Oct. 1st. Terms Address 1538 1st mw. EVCIEN EG , A.M.,a native of Paris, France, ‘se und ti RENCH KINDERGARTEN — MADAME CHEVREMONT, Diplomee de! Ac ill open October 1) a FiENCH NOOL ‘for ehildren wader 12 vremont has hud long. e: and will instruct ber pup ETHOD to speak French ina very pli branches will also be . bul it is designed 10 give instruction in the Fretili language as unt as possible, and theeonstant ‘al from the begiuning will beto make pupils SPEAK French “Madauie Chevremont wil be pieared 10 call nts and explain her meth ere spon Res area ae = AHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE — A” SELECT Boarding and Day Sehool for young Ladies. and line Girls. “Keopens with ‘its customary. large compe of Professors and Teachers Sept. 30, 1885. ‘Course of study complete from Primary Cians through Collegiate, department, with thorough instruction French and German, ixtadents prepared for Vassar, Wellesley, Smith and otAdvanced chases in Musle, Literature and Modern i open to outside pupil Address Mr. and Mev Wa shore time, CABELL, Principals, 1212 and 1214 14th st, sel-im ik MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AN Dental ni ents of Howard University will ‘open their anuual sessions October 5th. Clinics. medi- cal and surgical will be held once a week. Dispensary. liute daly. “Students will be expected to assist at these clinies, “For: CB PURVIS, M, D., Secretary, 118 Sth stn. w., ‘Washington, DC, sel-toc8 ‘MAY MFA) TSS MAY RACHER OF PIANO. ‘ferms reasonable. For particulars, 902 224 st. nw. M™ Vesson smumnanr, ais i od 1100 axp 1104 M Staxer N.W, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, voR ‘YOUNG LADIES 4ND LITTLE GIRLA, MRS ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, - Principal. se BOONE cere. aps. EvaENzA curuperr, JV of Thirteen Able Masters and Assisted by a Corps 2 ‘Highest Standard in English and Clamical Studies. ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. in Instrumental and V¢ ‘Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 18T, 1985. Application by letter or personally, et above, sn22-3m_ luidren! | Store. 220 Mtb st. nw. of GcHoor OF MUSIC. (Established 187 ite Center mar 707 Sth stenw. hs wy Botteratnal a’ AST RAVY aus Reopens September 20; hours, 1 to 5 p.m. are — Modern methods—thorough and progressive. de aii Private and class lessons, wt School and residences, 2 4 Cc neaery Berren FREE ADVANTAGES. BROOKE @ co, ‘a4 Louislans near DEALERS 1S FINE FAMILY GROCERIR RICTLY CASH Be GIVE OUR BUTTER a TRIAL We Sriz, Banaue No. 2 (warranted new) Mackerel, dor; Ret ‘Western Shoulders. rte Piano or Woice, $5, $8, $10 and $15 a term. Guar oe a a Seno $150 term Bes Sis on pean’ DO ae cr ecg ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY. Only school of the kind bere. A special invita: ry. Mackerel 20, tr tion to all'to see the metp-xi by which you can soon eg ag oo gnsosiigmete erty i” | SRS A Stag Mackerel, toe eat Ge RIARLE HALL—sa HOME FOR areen Tea ts equal to any tu the city for doc, », BUAMey IRE Sarg sto tan ty, oe er hs dress Mrs, ME. PORTER, anim NORMAL INSTITUTE, del schools for children. Teachers course oF S mouths, $100, | ynquire aiter Septenuber 1 ry Flour, ouly $4.60 per bl: Roasted fio, 4 Ibs. for duct Roasted Kio, 150. per ib; Bes Leaf Lard in Sik Buckets, only 50c. I desire to call the attention of the trade to this tim voice of new Mackere!. of Mrs LOU LOCK. principal of National TaDt. . Kunergarte ‘Stor Frorbeltustitate, 1127 YDIA TEA company, Isth si Misses POLLOCK @ NOs. Principals: 445 7th st, South Washington, aw _Tth street cars pass the door. Mana eaatish weno: tant 7 Mi ana Radish weno tae 000 Open Getober Ise German ant SORE RRR. EEE ahs constant practice. For circulars apy, $0 BF BRR, ke Sssy q nw. 3 ey GuoRTHAND = Rectes si Sod Eee KOE Eee Ss = every evening, Private leone a specialty : Shorghaiad books a pbleations constant ona, THE CELEBRATED MINN#SOTA id excentional opportunities tot jearning thie ure wee = GT tiered a ASH A PON PHONOUIA PD TCHAD PATENT PROCESS FLOUR QUARTERS. #7 Tat, ni = without a doubt the most Reavrurci and the mom TRGRAND, Sithot Pow arms xaspy | Rotmawt ago tee mon negcrurcs ant the Spring, Md, will reopen September Lott Ror | Seplytgos Rowe tn the wa f Greulars, de addres HENRY C: HALLOWLLL A, | containing an it doe ail ae. tte mane ertect, Milly Proprietor and Principal aul5-1in ” | Cry invented ap to the present Une bur thes WANERLEY satin at ara «| Sbioas Usetkramacy bar null nthe wo VERLEY SEMINARY 1537 151 a we hat, we woud simply siete that «inseam year ops Sepismber Shik Pelt cone ee Seka Portals machi ut Flour is shipped anuvaaily’ up ig ath. | Fail come of Tes ‘caiet nt the principal Couras aus Oe LAEOMD, EHS. | Sorte” We Guamanren toes tenes Boos eet Arenwooe i Bata eat gro makotm li ie B. an acknow vertect sep item Beg | Riaiou uve glu articles ‘of ths wheat” berty | Careful att anda thorough elimination ofall weak and starchy | aes Js Sie, untter has af last been Ten: ed, and is consequently iore Never Yuelding more tread to the tarred, than anyother Flour. The bes trade wdmite thet | fom subread making qualities it ts the ch | Well as the vest, for either funily or baker's use, unsurpassed by any Flour made. Fvery sack’ ald | GO3ZaGA CoLLBGE. Ts X of studies comprises Png! Luin and Gre | itary battalion, @ uniform ist DSS SRP ree eh Svery neve! is warrauited to give cutie salisiactiow rerar ae STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. Ds OF THE WASHINGTON GF THE WASHINGTON | one of the most beautifil Winter Wheat Patent ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will acting Lousekweper aud silisty Ure micet lntidiousept tal music and harmony Jethodsof the best European masters tullowed, For terms and other Please the most ex ie y Apply at 1025 Vermont ay. | Sure THESE PAS. 2 ae GILT-EDGE. A Htumeand Dav School for Young Laudies and { isl 2 OCT st Tet, Thoroaeh Bs A magnificent Winter Wheat Patvat ie Karat | the best Jnsiruciors. Fxtens, | __auz9 ga Miss M ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. of this Thstitution bezins on the BER NEXT. WITH. A FULL. SIN ALL THER Te Practical Age ‘UF scholastic Fear oftwo sei board, fuel. tights and wash accommodating, Send fu Persons wishing to Visit the college which i minutes from Washington, can procure 30 | trip bekets at Baltumore & Ghio dent of the College can be seat | Wednesday aiternonn av2G-1m RELIANCE. A milen@i@ Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. tls avery cheap aud beaatiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, and We guarautes will give sutis‘uction to every oue wie wary, GOLDEN HILL ‘The M4 reliable stand-by and the Standard Pammy Flour of the District. Tt is equal in quality to arrest | many high-priced Patent Flours, whiint it can be | bought for considerable les money. We defy competl- torsto bring forth any Flour m:perior to CERKS, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured Uhat any bousekeeper who tries them once Will MeVEr We muy UbiLy cin oLeme by auixrocers French school for young Reopens September uth, For BURGESS, Principals. at is ABLTH HARRI: French Boarding aud 1 Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indianasee’ sel WM. M.GALT 200, SUMMER RESORTS. BR™"y, House, ATL anni: Arkansas ave. near th Low rates. Acoummodations Pure wate Fooms. Spaci JAS BRADY, BO, BOR sOr COR. MAIN A July Ist, 14. ool, G22 1 a ALL Gi) ppd oF | Mt prepares ior college Anolis, West Bulnt-ail examigations: WINS Te corner tit aud K sta mw, Natuemateal Case, Boake. RS 82 per day, $i pln SON. Propiewr. . A. ML ORY vier euing Ciavecs. $3 and 9 anouts. —"“6e29_| A “Ih’ House ment dota Accummunodaton @ ea WASHINGTON TE INSTI | for eighty. Table good. Accomodations ¢ Hoarding and Day School for Young La- ete, Sewerage and drainage perfect. Ligited, sll enter'upon its tweifts annual | by sna Terms moderate: Weeds! Fat Waite ptember Zid, with a fall curps | September. Fourth season. Sk EMP rps rHayéone, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 5. Situated withta 100 yards of the beach. an only panenger el Atiantic Chy. Sea water baths, electric bells and all modern conveniences. Je18e0-3¥t ME HOoPEs. TPE CARROL AN GROVE, N.J..0N Ocean Pathway (paved), two hundred ce, ioenter their daughters as p pupils, will blease make ap) 0 scm, ‘uslish bra) Jauguae langht practically. Fvening German classe for aduitsand children, €DENGLER, Principal ‘au25-1m Kio Sa ara ant seni eaace arth ioe thorowch: pupils or the best = versities and poistechuic s wos. oc for | Gtas Cooxrse Stoves s; also for competitive examinations Fai in the various jnaitutous of te = fFeularsat the bookstores. If aa interview 1s so! red address Lock Hox 835, P anima UNIVERSITY, WASH, D. G aoc Sept. 21. MATTERS ege begs, Sept. 21. Feuliege veglis Oct. 5, TA.LORS, 2 ea kts Haw Stil besins oct. ‘or further Information app CONFECTIONERS _auz0-Tin J SMES WELLS _ SWITHIN. C SHORTLIDGE : Sy edaans and Oar Fa ‘Toman os. Buy ie, Send ior circulars “SWITHIN C SHORT: mydin ” Harvard College Graduate, Media PA) STOVES POR FAMILY USE THAT WILLCOOK ISS HILTON'S M SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- al dies, 521 Vermont ave., gives Superior opporta- | FOR ONE PERSON OR FOR FIFTY PERSONS ee snd Mined of Literature, ee. yd the Tes os seeeer a FOR SALE BY THE ‘WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. myl Liew GEEMAN LADY WITH HIGHUST, RECOM. endations and references desires ge for Classic and Modern Music Singing. after ‘the True Htalian method; good German, snd lian) taught iy" erammar: gplolary tvie, with tea uethds. Hee jauguiter might wrvept situation as. dally or tealdent governess. Mrs HOPFELDT, 1915 O's nrwial Son W4STHD, =, LADIES, GENTLENER AND Youths desiritig a thorough evening course, bur, ness or common to send tor circular. IVY INSTITUTE. 5. w. cor. Sthand K ste, uw. 420-tms RLINGTON ACADFMY, Corcoran Bulldi A Mon Pa ave aid Loh ei opp ene . ‘A select school for Boys and Young Men. Ni Mmited. Only scholars of good moral character te elved. Pall term begins the 2d Monday in wentenger Day and evening sessions. Careful and in struction in the common English brauiches, book Keep Singing ater the Pariniaa, rca conversation and . READ A PURE MALT EXTRACT, ‘Possesses: chest merit. It is manufactured from the hotest miieriais, one labte qualities ofa retreaning ‘drunk, with the sav sing tod wiolemne properties of the Dest Mall bx- itis a true tonicand ing: shordhand, tiger Ari repay slisicente dria Soowt of wich are too aumulatung in and Greek. MA ‘EK, [.-M.] is the “Par for ‘ashington, D.C. mothers. Greter an atundaine af valk wile °s COLL Scapgtacus nad invignenten seeeetiee By wARer carcia! ‘aunigsis Wilbur G Mali Phe, New York, says: “Liquid “Bread is a refreshing, nourishing Abd & wholespine Inv tonite Te | fable’ beverage, nd mae nv igang on Frank L. James, Pb. D.. MLD. st. etter analy- ‘sis, says: “Its low tage Of alcohol, itn efferves cence, its, i _ and odor, all combine to re = es commend Malt Ixiract as being = sh ROF. ORTENSTEIN, THE POPULAR GUITA! ‘pourisb| beverage. and tbe best or Presicr Ze- wi teach uring July. 4 aad | thee bes ver cometenae’ wreeene se oe eptember, Guitar, Piano. ‘and ‘Sold by all leading Grocers and Druggina tony. $8 per term ry ce nwo i742 Patave nw : ed>San