Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1885, Page 4

‘The Weather. OFFICk OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasmiseros, D.C, Sept. 11,1885, 11 am. For the middle Atlantic states, continued tool tne zenersily fair weather, preceded in the Eaididle a ! sou ru portions by eloudy weather lora rains casterly winds becoming ible. lower barometer. 7 Soturday, slightly warmer, generally fair ris indicate ant ——— LTteS in Furniture, AC Carpets, Upholstery Goods and Curtain Mate- Fials are arriving Our prices are marked im piain figures and guarantee W. B. Moses & Son, 11th and F sts, Boys’ Scuoor Surts, Eixeman, cor.7th and E. 12th and F streets, hasjust received the best assortment of gents’ button, congress and lace shoes at $3 nd cah warrant every pair : Our assortien’ of shoes for boys, misses’ and children are complete and at low prices. Boys’ Pants, Eiseman, cor. 7th and E sts, OvE Store is now open evenings. Elphonzo ‘Youngs, grocer. Boys’ Suret Warsts, Eiseman, cor.7th and E. ‘Bry your_ranges and heating stoves at Gar- Weil's, $15 7th st. First-class goods. Low prices. FUSSELL’s ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out itown; 1427 New York avenue, GENTS fine calf waukenphasts only $2.97. 2. Strasburger, No. 906. 7th st., 4 doors abov Boys’ Scuoor Stirs, Eiseman, cor.7th and E, Worxixcuex TAKE Norics.—Agent for the Co-operative Hat company, No. 1, South Nor- walk, Conn., Frane’s, corner 7th and D streets, the only strictly one price hat and gent’s fur- Bishing store in the city. Bors’ Pasrs, Eiseman, cor. 7th and E sts, LARGEST ASSORTMENT of misses’ spring heels B the city. Straight goat, pebble, morocco and Hid, in B,C, D widths, from 98 ‘cents up. Z. Rrasburger, No. 906 7th st., 4 doors above I. Bors’ Suret WaIsts, Eiseman,cor.7thand E. Our Store is now open evenings. Elphonzo Youngs, grocer. EYEsicur fitted, $1; Hempler’ corner 4%, st CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Forp’s Orera House.—“The Mikado.” THE POTOMAC REGATTA. A Series of Fine Races Rowed om the River Last Evening. ‘The Potomac river regatta yesterday after- Roon was @ complete success. All the condi- tions were favorable, and the races were well contested. The races were all a mile and s half straight away, from a point above Long bridge toa point above the Analostan bost-house. The time made was only fair, as both wind and tide were unfavorable. THE POTOMAC CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. The first race, senior fours, for the champion- ship of the river and STAR and Post cups, was contested by the Columbias (Nute, Kintner, Kondrup and Sayder) and Washingtons (Smith- son, Baker, Rvan and Sweeny). The Potomacs light-weights did not put in an appearance. The two crews started on, neatly even terms, the Washingtons rowing 45 strokes to the minute and the Columblas 40. The former soon dropped to 40 and the latter to 38. Zhe Columbias pulled "tn iftcent form, with the long, swinging that Ward has taught them. ‘The Washi. put immense power into their stroke, but could not leave thelr rivals, who rowed well within,| themselves. The Columbias hi the Vir- ginia shore, and at the mile had aslight ad- vantage. At the finish the Washingtonsmade desperate spurt, but the Columbias let out a link and crossed the line winners by two lengths in 9:32; Washingtons, 9:37. THE JUNIOR FOURS, In the junior four for the Mason cup the start- ers were: Analostans—Richard Somers, bow; J.. J. McCloskey, 2; F. M. Hillyer, 3; 0. @. Eckstein, ttroke, @ricis, timore—W. C. Protman, bow; G. M. Muncks, 2; ; W. 8. Kahler, stroke.” Potomacs—¥- He Deyss, W. P. "Wheeler, 2; H. W. Elmore, 3; Sprague, stroke.’ Columbias—R. C. bow; J.C. Pedrick, 2; Newton Simmons, 3; Freee SONA = he Potomaes got off first, pulling 40; Ariels second, at 36; Analostans third, St a0. tae (Qitmbia stroke slipped his seat after the first few strokes and lost time In starting again. At the half the Potomaes were leading, the Ana- Jostans and Ariels on even terms. At'the three- quarter the Analostans, rowing well, had assed the Aricls, who were in bad shape, aun crawling Up on the Potomacs. On the last half mile the Potomacs made a desperate Spurtto keep their lead, but could not kee their boat straight, ‘The ‘Analostans, In good form and keeping a good course, c the line winner in 10:40. The Columbias and Ariels fought for third place, but the former col- lided with a pleasure boat, THE SINGLE SCULLERS. Kearney, of the Potomacs, and Smithson, of the Washingtons, contested the senior singles. Avsavcn's OPrra Hovse—“The Romany Hxnzoo’s OrEra Hovsr.—Katherine Rogers In “Claire and the Forge Master.” TaeaTER Comique—Variety. Drug Muszvm.—Leonzo Brothers and their ——__ ‘Condensed Locals. ‘Street lamps will be lighted at 6:45 p. m. and extinguished at 3:45 0. mn ‘The funeral of Thomas H. Evans, the veteran ¢lerk in the adjutant general’s office, who died ‘Wednesday, takes place from Calvary Baptist ghureh this afternoon. Columbia Lodge, No. 3, F. A. A. Mand Mount Nebo Encampment, No. 6, L 0. 0. F., willattend. ‘The First Baptist association, of Washington, at its closing session, yesterday, adopted reso” lutions advocating “the uniting of the First Washington and Mt. Bethel asoelations and condemning Sunday excursions. Rev. Dr. ‘Cook, of Virginia, preached the closing sermon. ‘A new organization to be known as the “First Inpedendent church” will begin ts meetings Sunday at the hail corner of 6th and € streets. A circular announcing the organization says: “This church hax been organized to promote true and practical religion, and is founded on the Golden Rule, The Sermon on the Mount, and the best words of Jesus. ‘By their fruits shail ye know them.’”” At the residence of Mrs. Mary A. Dunlop, on ‘Sth street, yesterday morning, Miss Bessie, her danghter, was united in marriage to Mr. Joseph ¥. Harrold, of Philadelphia, Rev. Irving Mckl- Toy, of the Chureb of the-Epiphany, officiating. ‘The happy couple left at 11 a.m. for the north, and upon their return to thecity will take up their residence at 1020 Sth street northwest. Ellery J. Burtt was charged in the Police Court yesterday with selling lottery tickets, and upon his promise to quit the business he was permitted to leave $50 collateral, which ‘was forfeited. Henry Speaks, an old colored man, who lives near Uniontown, was before the Police Court Yoday charged with abandoning a dog whieh Fer MOseauently found in a well, He was fined See the advertisement of the steamer Wash- 's last excursions, ———— Edward Shield’s Death. DAVID FITZGERALD HELD RESPONSTBLE—A BLOW ON THE HEAD THAT PRODUCED Lock- Jaw. The coroner's jury which investigated the death of Edward Shields at the Freedman’s hospital yesterday, found that he came to his death “from tetdnus or lockjaw following a ‘wound of the head inflicted with a loaded cane in the hands of David Fitzgerald om the night of August 224.” After THE STAn’s report of the inquest closed the testimony of John MeGurnness, Michael Loftus and James” Mooney, who wittessed all OF part of the affray; James Goodwin, Richard , James Flanagan and Lewis Speire, who | ‘Statements of Shields after the aifra; and Dra P. Giennans, F.J. Shadd and J. F. Hartigan, who attended the post mortem, was taken. The testimony showed that during the struggle which McCarthy had with Shields While attempting to eject the latter from his Store Fitzgerald helped McCarthy by striking Shields on the forehead with a loaded cane, ine Hicting a wound which attracted little notice at the time. On the tollowing da¥ Shields com- ined of deafness and confused Vision. ‘o days later he said “his tongue was getting too big for his mouth.” Later he became some What foolish or flighiy and applied for admis- sion at the hospital. He said nothing to the surgeons of the blow he had received, but at- tributed bis condition to exposure "to wet. After the affray he seemed, according to the testimony of his associates, t be very anxious Yosereen Fitzgerald and MeCarthy, and would Rot tell anything about them. James Goodwin Yestitied that while dying at the hospital Shields sald Fitzgerald and MeCarthy were re- Sponsible for chis death. Lockjaw rapidly de ¥ and Shields died in terrible agony on Wednesday night. The medical testimony was ery conclusive in tracing the lockjaw to the injury of the head. ras slightly con- Rested. After hearing the testimony yesterday David Fitzgerald, tle prisoner, made a state- ment admitting that be struck the blow. On the nightot the trouble he said Shields FE LEY ing © Unpose on McCarthy. “Or course,” he said, “I had to do the best I could to save ‘the man from being abused.” Heand Mecarthy Were trying to put Shields out when his (Fits Feruid's) band was cut in some way. “I tapped im in the head with the came,” he said ie pat up his hand to his head and took hold of the cane and wrested it from me. I did not ine tend to hurt him.” Fitzgerald was committed Wo jail. ——_—.+___ ‘THE GRAND UNITEDORDER OF Opp FFLLows. A set of jewels was presented to Traveling Pugrim’s Lodge, No. 2358, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, at Douglass hall, Hillsdale, last evening, Grand Director W. C. Costen, of Green Mountain Lodge, making the presentation In behait of a committee of ladies. Arrangements ~ made for celebrating the 39th anni- of the order in this District, Monday, er 19th. Ail the lodves in Baltimore and Alexandria, ‘Va, have been invited. Grand Master William M.T. Forrester, of Richmond, Wa; Past Grand Master Thomas H. Wright, of Mount Olive Lod 3,and Grand Director M. C. Costin, of Green Mountain, 1447, and the grand master from Richmond, Va. have been Javited to address the order inthe Fourth Baptist church after the parade. There will be # banquet and a drill of the Patriarchs at night. who hts & LAUNDRIES. — The © has adopied reso- ‘ainst the action of Secre- ing in letting out the artments in the interest of thereb men's widows,” the pasaxe of laws lovking tthe estintes ©f the Chinese laundry tind protecting the Women of the country trom suclh competition: a OproseD To CHINES ‘Woman's Industrial L Jutions protesting au: taries Lamar and Ma Washing of their depart Chinese Laundrie and urgi Ixsunep ny a F. yesterday afternoon bout five o'clock harles D. Wallace, the fon of one of the workmen engaged on the Melntire building, on F street, between 10th and 11th, while climbing a ladder in the third story of the building, missed his footing and fell ‘to, the story below, a distance of about 13 feet. He struck bis tiead, and was picked up apparently licless. Dr. Walters found that he sustained a slight fracture of the skull. The tojured boy idence, ¥ : XY Was removed to his resi No. 27 Virginia avenue southwest. dian Sai Bas BALL Yrstexpay.—Compan: tal City Guard, Capt. W. 'P. Gray, 4m the contest of its picked nine w! the Washington Cadets, Capt. CA. F Yeste-day evering. The game was p 4& 8100 prize and the cham, stood 9 to 7 in favor of the mes else- where were played as follows: At Waterbury, Conn.—Nationals, 5; Waterburys, 10. At Bal. tmore—Baltimore, 3; St. Louis, 8. at Kings- won, N. Y.—Kingsion, 4; Virginia, 5. At Bos- Yon Philadelphia, 7: “Boston, 5. ‘AU Newark, N. J.—Newark, 4; Pittsburg, 0. At Buttalo— Buffalo, 5; Detroit, 2. At’ New York—New York, 8; Providence, 1. “Metropolitan, 4; Louis ville, 2. —-— Books, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS, AT AvcTION.—The fall saie of books will commence Monday evening next, September 14, at Thos. Dowling’s auction rooms, at 7:30 o'clock, em- bracing medical, governmental and miscella- Reous works. Now on exhibition, ~ Exccrsion Rates ro Cox's STATION.—The fassenger departinent of the Baltimore and Po Tallroad announces that round trip ex- ‘eursion tickets, good for two days, will be sold tCox’s station, on Pope's creek line, at the low Fate of $2 from’ Washington. Tickets sold on will be good to return until Monday, iy. B, Capi- triumphed ith that of ‘The latter was the favorite. His hard struggle in the first race, however, told somewhat on him. Kearney jumped for the lead and main- tained it, rowing strongly and pluekily, win- ning by several lengths in 11:12\. There were five starters for the fourth event, ces ior singles—Baltz, of the Pennsylvanias; Ba~ er, of the Washingtons; Noordzy, of the Poto- macs; Johnson, of the Columbias, and Littrell, of the Rappahannocks. As expected Littrell Was an easy winner in 11:11%4 Baltz second, Baker third, Johnson fourth. THE GIG RACE, The starters in the gig race for the Palmer cup were: Pennsylvanias, Philadelphia—Geo, W. Shetzell bow, Walt. Nagle 2, Perey J. Wall 3, J. Howard Beck stroke, and Fred. T. Agard coxswain. Columbias—A: A. Snyder ‘bow, J. C. Kondrup 2, c. J. Kintner 3, F. A. Nute stroke, and W. H, Gibson coxswain. Unions, New York—W. E. Cody bow, R. A. Jackson 2, E. H. Patterson 3, R. H. Shile ‘stroke, and T. H MeIntyre coxswain. ‘The Columbias and Unions dashed off at a terriffic rate, soon leaving the Pennsylvanias, who had been confident of victory. "The two leading boats were side by side over nearly the whole course, the advantage apparently being with the Unions, At Easby’s point they were leading by half a length, but the Columbias made a magnificent spore at the finish, win- ning by halfa length, in 9:22. Too much credit could not be given the Columbiacrew for racing two such races as they did yeste! 7, and their club-mates were wild with delight. The Yenn- sylvanias were confident of victory in the last race, and the Unions but little less so. The prizes were awarded at the Ri; house last evening by Mr. George B. Corkhill, who made an appropriate address. THE PRoroseD CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.— The committee appointed by the late plenary council to arrange for the establishment of the Catholic university at Washington, which has been endowed by Miss Caldwell, has issued a circular to the Catholics of the United States, appealing to them to provide means to endow the eight professorships with which the uni- versity will enter upon its work and to found the bourses which are a prominent feature of the school. The necessity of such an institu- tion is urged and the members of the commit. tee express themselves as confident that they will experience little or no difficulty in raising all the funds needed. The ctreular fs signed by Archbishops Gibbons, of Baltimore; Heiss, of Milwaukee; William’, of Boston; ‘Ryan,’ of Philadelphia, and Carrigan, of New York; Bishops Ivean, of St. Paul} Keane, of Rich- mond; Spalding, of Peoria;’ Vicar ‘Apostolic Murty, of Idaho, and others, WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET. Wednesday at Queenstown,on the Metropolitan branch B. & O. KR. R., three miles from the city, Louis D. Means, proprietor, 153 head of catue on the market this week; 133 sola, 10 —Held every shipped, balance left over. Best sold at 5; good, 4% to 475 fair, 44 to 4%: medium, 3% to 4! ordinary,’3 to’3%. 1,212 sheep dnd lambs ap and sold; old sheep at 2 to 3%; lamb, 3 to Sige. Veal calves 4 to Ge. 32 cows and calves up, selling from $25 to $50 per head. State of the market dul OCRATIC _PRIMARIES.—The democratic city committee met. yesterday alternoon with the county commitiee, Messrs. Brent, Price, Kemper, Marbury and Ballenger being present from the city, and Messrs. Douglas, Walker, Hatch and Graham from the county. ‘S. @ Brent presided, and, A. P. Douglas secre: tary. The nameof the Hon. Charles E. Stuart, ex-speaker of the house of delegates, and pres: ent representative, was the only one presented for the nomination. The Joint committees, af ter some disexssion, determined that a primary election be held on the 18th of September, 1885, to nominate acandidate for the house of delegates, the polis to be open at noon and close at sunset. BUILDING AssocraTIoN.—The new German Co-operative Building association was organ- ized last night at Concordia hall. One thous and shares were taken and the following officers josen: President, Isaae Lichberg: secrotary, Gustus Schneider; treasurer, M. B. Harlow, SUppEN DEATH.—Mary Lewis, a colored do- mestic at No. 40 South Washington «treet, died suddenly this morning of hemorrhage ‘after making the fire. She was a married woman, and lived near the Fredericksburg depot, Nores.—In consequence of the condition of Judge Meade’s health there will be no Septem- ber term of the Corporation Court.— Blind Tom will be here next week. As he Isa ward Of the U.S. Court he cannotgo out of the eastern district ‘of Virginia. Dr. J. V. Hamilton, of the Washington Marine hospital, performed an operation tor dropsy of the Knee on the child of Mr. Frank Phillips, of this elty.—-Mr. Chas. Cramp, who injured himself by a fall from his engine on the Midland road, has much im- proved.——Mrs. S. Crook, widow of the late rnard Crook, of this city, died while ons. Visit to Washington this morning. Her re- mains will be brought to this city. 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KR SGARTEN AND MODEL SCHOOL RE- STYLE AND QUALITY WZ Misses 2K and NOERR, Teachers ——. . Philedelpitia, am now prepared to show one ot | 1 OLLIE a asim: | Ste $0 per tera Bree eauen CLOSED TO-MORROW (THURSDAY, SEPTEM- erand best ansertinents of Geatiocns | by: a CRATERS SCHOOL FOR BOvS UNDER Foun. | *s fie are er ee ee Su SBN tod leevo addres _ooSGun | Hsizece n-w- to confer wan nem studeula or to ane | (teen 1858 Sig 1: 1S. "Engtsny French and | (7 RORGETOWN OLLBGATE INeTITOTE BER 10TH,) ON ACCOUNTOF-HOLIDAY, | Ca; ever exhibited in, this eity. RC, Lewis, Ram r EOR. SALE—THE OPPORTU- mee; dngalries boner BSS G WELLING, President, Corgrehs ChaREe. Seniors, In charge of Lacien EC 3100 ¥ at. Went Washington, mrtg and . Priablistied 1863. 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We are pleased as well | near 4% st. 2 | 6th 'ete,, mod. im) 3 $10/006. = 7[ WHE BERIITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, 57 Broad to admit thet that has been the grester part} Aanend as usual im low Prices.—R | ate, nome ‘enmont ave. bet K and 1 | "J" FN OT OVIDENCE, of our success, consequently dut Standard Motto Has ———_ 812-7th Sh eg = att gt cor, Riggs and 13th ste nw., mod. NEW YO! BALTIMORE, ‘60. CE lease a erennee are ee . PHU HIA, ‘ausi-Im DELICIOUS FLAVOR to-morrow on! rowns french shoe di tore , OOF. 9th and Q sts. n. w., $4,000. ABO! ST. PAUL et int TO DECEIVE NONE IN OUR ADVERTISE-| Pp otties for RG edean £05, Ysinte TALL with | Reeser area uerolaonae Rete Dad | act craverranare tobe the ben Schools for ULORTLIRGES ACADEMY FOR | Finestim Americar the mowey. oo, MENTS. ie reels Gpeod Tia ie. Worth | Oe Houses on Riggs a. o.w., near 13th; | learning to speak. write. read ot a TDEE 7. 13 NILES PRO! PADELPHIA. 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Silver < houses now building on 13th, near RLINGTON INSTITUTE— NG ther information x 294. Clty. au: lout. only $4.50 « Roasted Kio, Bec; ‘This department, although yet very early in the | table or dessert knives 6 for 67e. Ty lawn agp and cellars 30 feet parking’ Pros ALD’ Schgol for Giri. at Alexandria, Vai six RoR ete MY, ROCKVILIE, amp.— | Hout Mi Ade per thea deat tard in Bt Fa 3,000. = Tath Session’ eptember i ieee cea, fatcAmtaaitn: szaugseat 7am et min | Sirgen ty wntern | fnagn Safe tmp, Se SASHES SSE oe rece ama one | yaseaPanaatemton of he trade to tate haley offers for to-morrow only the following extra- DW Est, front $5,500 to $7.00 ar ewe TEACHER | M2010 COOKE 0. LUCKETT (U. of Va), Prin . TEA Company, rd ins: Decorated Chamber Set ‘Three-story house, ists . $10,000, ROF. J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER, THAC =e SIG. INDIA m aRoueh and Resdy Sailors, 18c. exch, former price, | rth ada, and hapdied slopary a7: sceigueg gto Do, me, between "2a aba aie, out, San ou alae Anda, | SHOE OF MESTG,, a si etret carn post Bouts Washington, ‘New Fall Shape, 5c. each. former price 50c. moss-rose Tea Sets, Bron colored Gobion: | owe 10h st, between P'and q; thirteen rooms; | , Special attention to beginners as well as 0 pup Reopens September 20); hours, 1 to 5 p.m. —Tiistrest care pase the door. ilans, black. 38c., 68c.,75c.and $1 each. 69, worth $7; one-half dozen colored Goblet 318.000. ‘sAvanced. 7417 z Modern methods—thorough and progressive, scien School Hats saany sey meee | Recs ivestrite Brooms Sey tireestring 160 Pour houses on tok iS between a and B; modern | TT AW DEEARTMENT, e Private and class lessons at School and Fd = rem i “48e. eacl decorat inner containing Pieces, rovements; $3,500 500. .. iS NIV] 3 FREE ADVANTAGES. Feathers, in ell from 8e.1 i ‘acant pro} in all sections of city and suburbs, pens MONDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1895, at 7 EE One Lot of Fancy Feaiers: at Obs. told caernore Fras. pone Rios $0, Clothes: ns gna wooden | Rovers bivbes Wor rent fete bed oak sek Cclgce p.m. in the'new Law Bullding, No. 1006 E | piano or Voice, $5. $5,810 and $15 aterm. $08 Hes EE Eee - “lose Shaded Feathers, 26c., sold eleewhere af 0. pleces, $1.99; Dust Pan and Brush, 14c.; deco- | MOB) sO noan oe tity: AE. eae Free Siren gen x Practice), G15 0 term, = on ted ‘Tea Sets, 56 pleces, $2.97; three fancy Ta- ce : dams’ Bookstores. or at ‘ata rd price list Heat ‘THE CELEBRATED ss0T! ‘Ribbons, Fancy Colors and Plain, ‘The largest stock | ble Mats, maney ‘covered ‘Lunch Bas ets, | Gmonax ADAM Joun E BEALL Ree tice St the Treasurer, SLEMING 3, LAUER: | guop Sorts and er ye ye BRA’ MINNESOTA and lowest prices ever offe 160; 90-foot Clothes-lines 13c., 120-foot 1 7c; mmnissioner of Deeds | Hick. 57 ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRA PHY, PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, One Lot of AlKSUK Ribbons, Nos. 22 to 40, at gnehalf dozen fancy Goblets, 3c. prerbot- ‘TELEPHONE No. 344-2, Applicants for admission can obtain, further infor. nip noel of the ied mae, Aaa ee: Senin whaibiclad sak oe tom Washb-| lers, and 89¢c.; box Blacking, D. mation and matt iat 480% Louisia: tion to all to: the method by which you can soon | * Rracrivui = BAUM'S HOUSEKEEPING GOODS DEPART. Walsp Broom, Clothes Brush, ind one Black” | pat, ustai S HOASS avy (NSURANCE, ce se the a ane me oo | tamma promaton ahead na’ Nepetngue Flour te the wor. 3 rush, 32¢.; Flour Bucke' Mg 7 SET N. W. business communications sould be addressed 7 ey Coe ic 2 re ee A few specialties tor Red Ticket Duy worthy of at-| size B4c., large size 4dey Pastry Hoard 1907 | We have for aie ace ne eco Ni "$700, securea F. J. LAVENDER, Esq Peaster Bask Home cry invented up to the prom Gia bettas wake tention. . large size Wash-tub, zinc Wasb-board, Clothes: | by first mortgage on good property at 6 per cent for 1006 E street n.w._| BER sth. Terms ma a Flour Unnukeasmen ‘any mill in the world. Te cugwnere at Soc: Net Wil! Flannel 20e. ot | ine, and 80 Ciothewpins, e9es fancy Cus Sixroomn Bricksin northeast secdos, kore gt spo ISS BRAGGS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL, | dress Mra St. 1. PORTE Prove that, we would simply. mute that « "RPE cman wane incr nate cuceoer [Teeewey betwen Nn TRE melon 14th Seow gana eae teem ae ops diate as ain ihe bua z —New seven-roo) 01 st., betw tle Girls, 83 . R. w., opens September 30.1885. ‘We have a Pisin White Fhatine!, at 25e.. which chal- = Bandon ge Tnron eeny terns oon | For Catalogue address Miss FANNY ERAGG.s 1m" port) ake Guanssrek at ils made Jenges all competition. And & Fiain White, at 27c., It Makes but Littie Difference For Sale—On Rhode Island avenue, between 14th and | ——— f tp an acknow! fact. that in this Plow Bought at auction ane caer 8e epticued™ these | Whether you pay 97c. or $1 for a school suothat | hnprovernents. sont Gore To tice gees Titi ste Misses POLLOG KH Principais:* | Bration of the giuunois tarticies of the ‘at auction E hs rover 5 ms; $10,000, ‘sth st 3 : i gud dampness incident to winter. ‘These qual- | sveute, ronson Zit and 25tsmw.. south nie, @ | _ 23th annnal sesion commences Sept 15. _9e7-1m more Nevarrrovs, svelding more bread OUR Lines ROe Toe MENT SPECIALTIES. | ities can always be found in our shoes, as they {inprovements, stable in tear yung inecicn ee oS AC NDIES AND GIRLS. AY A and, from Serbrend tontine’ quite Sette ae colors. at S5e.. worth oc. ing bur solla maveriale tous Inwovour genus | Seep, © Teme spd bath splenda' opporvanicy: Resident native wachers of French aud German, | Constant practice. elie ator efi tay or baker's un tng ride oF te ee amin, Tike, Rema in ene Of OUT famoae pee tien For Saie—Seven Lots on south side of T st. n.w., near ee eee Sportsman EL serzm | Bw. eS ps a ESN mete. Every sume Eridc.of the West, 7c. Hemnsnts in Langdon G. | Some of our famou: string heel button, ‘oth, at great bargain, a = sHORTHAND — REGULATE ik " a e! ¥ ‘Those two beautiful Cottage Houses on Kenyon st., x c AS ew evening. PF specialty, All cI] nN Cloth inremasstaral 250, acne eee Ne | Call's 78 and Ove. volar tip hock, and spring. Jow gnatill ch payment and yelasbe moun.” | eapen thelr gchorl on” MONDAN, September Bon. | Shcrhatd books and publications copay enhaady STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. Call and ace our oo Femnants before making | disses’ $1 heel or spring kid and pebble | qwo desirable Frauke Touscs on Vetoes ee Daily instruction lu French, Olleredat WASHINGTON PHONOGKAPHICHEAT: | One of the most beautifil Winter Wheat Patents ¥20r burchases, © We have remuante of ail materials EE rene town, eTeet bargain—pay over ten per cent per | NTs ANN QUARTE Tstonw dda | grerofiered to the trade Its uverclle by any other Misses’ solar tip heel and spring heel button, Chotce loigon 16th street aud Columbia Heights and on wilt Reopen SHER 26th Garefa Walsing: thor | JQOCKLAND, SCHOOL POR haaA NDE | Seng soomaeee tas ay Alooanenee sses’ $1.75 hand-welt button. 5, iy ough instruction . y 5 = ireulal c., address HENKY C HALLOWELL, cure. BBB OA OU “MMM” Youth’s $1 solar tip, button and laced. To Loan $5,000 at 6 per cent for term ofyears.o3 | branches, Some |S ropaceand Peep uss GILT-EDGE, BB ds UO Mua 2 B%Ss Boys’ $1.25 solid button and laced, ao propery, issn | ae icp BUJACS ENGLISH etieed wine Bee AA U MMMM 558, Boys’ $2 fine ealt button. SINESS OPPORTUNITY — 95.000 WORTH | MI ‘ind French Boarding and Day School for cate | WV ihvarding and bay Seigler teat: The izm | AMmagniicent Winter Wheat Passat BB AAA UMMM ~ Wx. HAUN & Co., of Dry Goods and Notions to exchange for real | {Ladies and Little Girls, 1012 17th st. B.W. ADM pBatenber Sek tal ee eae BBB A A UU MMM Bust D 1 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. av Gita mount of Sea ds erOneEY 1S Worth More | gexsion commence SEPTEMBER 25th. -sed-ime | FEAF opens Sej MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal RELIANCE. lace Monday, Sept. 14, and continues three isin, This ig wschoo! wr youn persous of Maryland | 4VA Pa.” Young’ m celebrated Hungarian process. Itis every cheap ona. Says, i : i Bi the Disirct gr Columbia who are blind, gr hose | He, togrers gonial upon Yate Cenutinal Patent, wattle the eenth Sian ateat on Tse Micury Mincer Bight is go defective that they cannot, attend schools | ee a er we guarantee will give saiiw’ction to every one wine Meadquarters for Ladies’ Fine Shoes board and tuition arc admitted free. ( W—THE COURSE | Wty AXER'S AGUE CURE ACTS DIRECTLY ON at Low Prices. 1s NOT aT Forfurther Information sire principal Got stu French, German, GOLDEN HILL liver and biliary apparatas, and drives ous the | | Straight Sece coramical sees and opers-toe, ~ Baltimore, Ma, ematics. Ast anized ax a mil | The ena reliable stand-by and the Standart Pamfy Sninl Dolson which lnsiaces liver complainta,and | OW Pulte $5.27; Worth #3. trom $1.47 up. ADLER'S sof ave, Washington, bic. | HAY batallon, suuiform isrequired, “Reopens MON- | Pour of the District. It leequal in qualtey toe ores funoaa, Cmorders. Warranted to care, oe money re-| Glove wid: toxed! for tender leet, Shae. ~2c5.7t_1737 Kew Jersey ave., Washington, DIG _| DAY. SEPTEMBEK Tih, Terms $10 per quartcr,in | men unewieta Peta Sena ene ee funded. Old Ladies’ Comfort, hand-sewed, laced and A BT SCHOOL—WESt END, ai, | seam ; Presidcit. | bought for considerable lems money. We defy compat. congress, in glove-kid and fineserge, from $1.24 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. / 1025 17th st. between K ani = Miss M. Keli “Miss SW, Kelly. ADA BOONN, OF THE © torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CKRR&, London Medalist | M. HINGTON “ _ — up. 5) year. Life class. in which Gold Collegiate Institute, will take puyiis in vocal and | STERLING, GLLT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN BX TAKING AYER'S SARSAPARILLA MANY | Also nice assortment of all kinds of ladies 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N. W. Sedat is awarded for proiiciency, begins Septeruger | instrumental munie-mielinasnemy. Reto oh ees | ILE aed we ee cased aa ‘ay Lousekeeper wo poor sufferer who submits tothe surgeon's knife | Shoes from 98 cts. 8, nae oN isin. seb-2we_| European masters Jollowed. For terms and other | tries them once Will Lever tw auy/Uug elen rucmaie because of malignant sores and scrofulous swellings, Z. STRASBURGER, f Se ive by au grocers, might be saved, sound and whole. This will purge | 2 No. 906 7th st., four doors shove I RIP ROARING RALPH RENEGADE, OF ING SCHOOL will reopen September 21st, 925 | —euktrau ___A ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st . and Indlaneave Out the corruptions which pollute the blood, and by Handsome New Styles Fall Hats Weola Mrs ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal. ‘A Home and Day School for Young Ladies and which such complaints are originated and fed. se8 5. 0 50 Derby | THE HANDY ANDY, a ~ ED SCHOOL | Little Giris, Reone: n Lanta WM. M. GALT @ 00. ie gentlemen, ae oe i pei d 2 NAtioN AL RINDERGARTEN AND) SCHOOL | tish Course, with the Langu is nou nce’ 2. a for advanced s, Mrs. Louise Pollock, prin- 1¢ best instructors, citys itis made of fine farina the latest Browd: Praopeas Sue Hone | the Bt usruct AECL Se ieee id tion, seb-lw NAMBY PAMBY, au: z way block, C. Auerbach, 7th and H, 2 co All Selected. Johnson's oysters, 440 and 442 9th st. n.w., one door from E. Go there for the best in thé city. Choice New Yorks and Norfolks, balf shell, very fine. Select steamed a specialty. Polite attention. Ladies’ saloon first floor, 2 BOMBASTES FURIOSO ‘The next session of this Institution begins on the 20TH_OF MBER NEXT. WITH” A FUL CORPS OF PROFESSORS IN ALL THE REGULA’ EXANCHES, in addition to the De- and Practical Agriculture, ic year of two seacions, eibrac- OF THE CLOTHING TRADE IS NOT aT For Coot Wearuza A We. Sszecre Stock ADLER’S washing, $200; pay- Read the Republican to-morrow for the Com. , CECEL pMY, nd fer gaialort al ‘ Nove! fi S' S st., Will reopen MONDAY sept. 7th. Music, Puint- ee which Is only 2 IS HALP-SOLD. bination Opening Novelties, 1 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, st il one Mian Seb gate apt | mle rom son, eu procure 30 cnt Man HE wsrrt eroRn, cthedaenind — = = ent of the Colles o be seen. Speers ey 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N. W, 1S 01 STREET Wednesday afteraoon, betieom and wyolciocks CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, EMEMBERL. THIS ITE = F . ‘Thirtee: Du. J. Ps 8 ras eee 2 But when last heard from was at his old tricksin | <i nuai sewlon commences Seyi = 26-1m AUS + Suv AgriColege Ma. | OFFERS A NICE LINE OF FALL OVERODATS 18M, WE HAVE BROUGHT THE EX- 3. Brock, $02 7th Street. eighboring city, where, under cover of distance from | *uuiuals Se incipal,_| ee bao esa PERIENCE 01 FI To BEAR Hescnuasisrs Section shee Gilg haunts, be was trammgresing that patt of the MS RDNER Engiish an French school for ladies aod | BLACK AND COLORED CORKSCREW SUITS $10 Siopret hatreds reenter which say: fur wi wi et it y Reopens: er For “ms, = . _ ow mz seuvoria oF ovd srocx or | shiitarssinepring tel omy dpe oe NU crests ri pe ee Fi comes pats, Poe ge aap urwann op ese crete Soar ae ee ‘THOU SHALT NOT STEAL ee ante BRONUNGIoe— | Mi! ZABETH HARKIS: ENGLISH AND | MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS $6.50 AND UPWARD. MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS’ AND CHIL- Boys’ and Youths’ bution and lace, $1, $1.25. | Remember, if you please, that new goods are re- nes OF FER Oe PEON UNCIAT ON — Hoarding and Day G22 18th st. DREN'S CLOTHING FOR THIS FALL Our Boys’ button and lace at $1.50 superior a - : ceived daily at A. w., will re-ope strcti practical and accomplished ¢ September comprises every ste Satan BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, IN ALL DIFFERKNT WEIGHTS, $6 AND UPWARD, required, French sounds,and specially philosophy of the accent fully demon toany in the elty. EVERYTHING FRESH, BRIGHT, CRISP J. Brock, 802 7th street. ADLER'S strated. Frenich prom Reed promuneae | Aud childen. ‘Saverior instruction in ‘vocal and in | CHILDREN'S SUITS, FOUR TO ELEVEN, IM- ——— er © o simple matter. A corre and lent pronm sirumental music. Particular “ . AND NEW, AND AT PRICES LOWER Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts ted YER CENT CLOTHING HOURE, aa mee ‘aitention given to deli- tion guarantced in a very sho1 nabling: key | pupil to fofiow with fur greater profitund with imuie- ai cute or backward pupils, MENSE VARIETY, $2.25 AND UP. THAN THE Lowest. ARENCH LESSO: BEFORE PUR- te tancible results instruction, under auy $ ae BOYS’ SUITS, TWELVE 10 EIGHTEEN, ELE iene ty ay diet we tony Hore tance age Wen Sind | GANT LANE, 94.00 AND UPWauun CHASING CALL AND EXAMINE OUR A. Kaufman occupies half of the Republt- Uoual methods. Day and Evening ace guage taught in| " can to-morrow to display his Souvenir Open- < in Classes for Ladies smmomimaans ae FULL LINES OF PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT. WE PROM- ing Prices. 1 HARD TIMES AND DULL TIMES, ral Afterns ELEY. PRUD HOMM —1e80-6m 1014: 17th st. nw. bet. K and Te DRIVATE TESSONS IN DNESDAY LOWER THAN EVER. snd at 6:30 and 7 1SE YOU A CORDIAL GREETING, |The Happy School Days are Coming. ‘o'clock. Opening OCTOBER 2D, Like the Priest and the Levite, always passus by on | Tirms moderate, Also Special course of Verbs, stung: eb oilulie ommend: ns ar hee ODD VESTS, VERY CHEAP, WHETHER YOUR VISIT BE ONE OF IN- Purchase your school shoes at the well-known | the othér side. Whether in season or out of season you Tegulur and irrezular, all practically reduced to ‘Annapolis, West Polnt-all exatalhations shoe store of Z.Strasburger, where you are | wit always find a choice line of fresh, stylish, reliable | conjugation, Address"153: ae 1. W. sal IVY INSTITUTE, s.w, corner Sth and K ste nw, at rus SPECTION OR OTHERWISE JouaNS Sure, (© Set solid’ leather shoes at the | tha desirable ous, which, are sold et ERACTLY | COLLABIH, A- Ma native of Parts Matnematical, Cassel Basioe ree “Spring heels, kid and morocco, from 596. ap, | REN EER CEST ABOVE ACTUAL Cost OP MAN- 1/741 Reo} TERSO Highestrefer- | _ Evening Classes, $3 and $5 amouth SY AAS Heeied shoes, warranted solid: frou, 736, up: | UYACTUREA: ences given, For " particulars address MISFIT BTORRS Misses’ fine spring heels, wurked holes bss BALCH, Principal, 12000 st. Children’s fine s| Boys 98e. pring heels, worked holes,82c, laced shoes, from 73e. up. " EGIATE INSTT M joo for Young La- its twelfth annual HE WASHINGTON | COLL! THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, 3 TUTE. « Boarding and Day Sci dies and Little Girls, will enter uj HE MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM.—A WON- CORNER TENTH AND F STREETER: erful simile aad practioa! mmemod. envoing | session. Wednesday: Seprember Sid aii ie Boys’ button shoes, irom 98c. up. . Gy y sh P and want of experienced teachers, For: catalogues and fall par- Patent butions put on while ‘you walt, free of aD Lees fan dtaltens fereuen ead German leapls tain area Be her ay ta he Puncipal Mrs 2. D- BUCHER | ga-BE SURE AND COME TO THE CORNER weO-3t ‘Ne. 400. cor. 7th and Datreetsn.w. | charge. 906 7th street, four doors above L. 2 from the very first lesson in long and connected sen- | at her new residence, ermontave. Persons | saag SSSR TESTE tences.” Entire mastery of evers-day and business | SesiFing to enter their’ daughters an puptis, esppecally Do Not Fail to Attend the Combination | 10 TEN PER CENT 20 | Conversations guranteed in & short tine, Day und | Boardiny ; Pupils. will please make app ae a eeoe Fall Opening. 1241 and 1243 1ith street Evening Private Lessons, and. in Clasces for Ladies | 8 Possible, autsim southeast. 1 i Gonttemen of Cauldren. General Afternoon and | iss C DENGLENS GERMAN AND_ENG- WW. TNR eons, eae Thursdays and Satardays, at 330 and i200 aud at | Beas nel No, O28 LSE. w.-Eeopens, Septem. . Manufacturers of Our Store is Now Open Evenings. Thursdays and Satur SY Hermes | Ports. Thecommon Enelish bratiches and Gern i 7 jock. Opening, Oct. 1st. Tes language tanzht practically. & German classes “OUR NEW SOUTH” Elphonzo Youngs, grocer. 3 927 and 929 Seventh street northwest, Thoderate, “Address 1538 Tak fw: LUCIEN Ec | JANguaKe taught practically LER Procpal | Lagu Brean PATENT ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR. For the Best ees aie @ native of Paris, Sree ge au25-lm* etods ~e ‘ALso. vi boot ner Massachusetts = aoe HE BOYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH BBO cote saree R Ne auutton boots at $2 and bin cic ARENCH KINDERGANTEN— TD ecnooty Sa tose, Aaa ce A SICAL HGH W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR ee HOSE Bal eC STRICTLY ONE PRICE, MADAME CHEVREMONT, Diplomee de I" Ac- | 17th aunual session Seztember 14th in Nort! ion Sewing Machines For Rent—All Kinds. = mie de Paris, will gpen October 2. 'a FicENCH | Icoom br. Suudettand s church, Atestsen'rance nor toreaead gcure, and unrivalled, and are guaranteed | “Now, latest improved Machines with aller, | #97 Open evenings until 9: aturdays anti 21 Jeary Old.” Madame Chevremont ‘has head Toog ac | Sake instruction, thorouzh: yupils me einen eee yams tachments, at $1 per week or $3 per month, perience Aa aleacher, and, will iastroct her pupils by | Busines. 9 for competitive “examinations "They : p eC NATURAL METHOD to speak A e various institutions of the cou ~ SRI oat aie et a mat oa oo| Wa. H. BR aonsety Pirseter aemeemeetna | wm ramen sors dt =a No House in the City can undermine the au. H. ICH, aught. but it is designed to iv % ck Atho, f Freuch lauguage as much as possible, and the constant ee : _ SPARE CER WAGER RS EAMTLY MEAL | Monday, Woerdny, sina Wednesday.» PPE 717 aRKET space SEES cag raaarantie taste | TEROBLUMRED CRIVEREITT, Past m e i Ys ay, and Wednesday. preach, ‘tai wer : Preparatory : ‘tour City Milis, aid warranted us represented. Twilled Silk Umbrellas. GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES | tipon parents aid explain her method detail ,Ad- | ~~ The Columblan Gojloge begins epi. 21, BALED BAY, cul aahlogg EA TED RYE STRAW: | 26-Inch, paragon frame, $1.99, at- the Boston pee ~ ‘The Corcoran Scleutific <chool begins Oci. HOMINY CHOP IN SEEDMEAL SHELLED | V8Fiety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. w,{,m. + TPE, NORWOOD INSTITUTE — 4 SELECT ‘The Law School begins Oct. SDE we and he ong eae Old: LIN-| yausbands Should Tell Their Wives, | _Cutthisout andshow it to your friends, and con-| J Boarding and Day School for. young: ‘aod | For further information ay ply, ai =. Bs ©. WE! ING, LL.D. wives should tell their mothers, mothersshond | Vince them that In addition to our complete line of | Htile Girls, “Iteopens with its customary: Large corps | _auz0-m JAMES C. WELLING, LUD. President, of Professors and ‘Teachers Sept. 30, 1835. : - Our Mills, Nos. 3513. 3525, 3517, $519, 2521, 8523, | tell their daughters, daughters ay LL ail | Ladies and Gent's Fine Boots and Shoes, we have the | °\ourse orstudy complete rou Primary Ciaeathroogh | WITHIN, C. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD. 3525 K street northwest. their triends to Ko Pee KAUFMAwS Grand | best line of Medium Grado Goods ever offered to the Gollexiate Jepartment, with thorough’ instruction fa | 5S wie stultn and clasifes youns men and bore Our Warehouses, Nos, $831, 1333 and 2522 K strect | Fall Opening, which takes place Monday ‘Tues: | Washisevon pablins ee iL A.M, (Marvard College Graduate, Media Rorthwest, formerly Water street, West z Wash | day, hd Wednesday, Sepia 1s: ea dae eno ne odantcnys prepared for Vassar, Wellesley, Smith and | LIDGH a3, ra 2-90. Advanced ciasses in Music Literature and Modern | > 1-5 HILTONS SCHOOL Fou YOUNG LA: Damaged Guns.—A lightly damaged a is Address. Air, / ac ee breect-londing shotgun, with revounding locks, Fanenaess open te sausde pups. Adares Mr.and | MI ‘es nat Vermoat ave iver superior spear: EMNANTS, LVEMNANTS, LUEMNANTS. | pistol grip and ruuber sock, eee eee a soldi * | mile fr the seudy of Liverature, Lhlissopiy and tbe 5 0 3 we + wncient lodern Lauguages - School year be DRESS 0000S, SILKS, ALL KINDS, HAVE ALL, | $20.00yat O'Meura's, 1547 Pennrave 8g oto ee "DHE SEDICAT, PHARMACEUTICAL, axp | September out. austin BEEN MARKED A GREAT DEAL LESs THAN 3, BENNETT & BARNARD'S Dental Departménts of Howard. University wilt ERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST RECOM ‘cost. forrest S B. ‘Fine Hand-made Boots and Slippers open thelr annual sessions October Sth. Clinics ‘medi- Beh Ae a is \CHOOL AGS, $2.00. ~- Gent's Lsce, Good Style... $2.00 | cal and surgical will be held once a week. Dispensary | ago for clasic and Modern Music Risin eee es, THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES 2.50..............-Splendid. Three styles. PPE, Clinic daily. Students will beexpected to assist at true Italian method; good German, Parisian, Fron: and itaian taght by grammar,’ conversation + | Hemp School Bags, 10c., 13¢. and 150. 8.00..-_ "Genuine Calf and Seales... 3.00 ‘Circulars address AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP. Wheseclinics Fe PURN } = URVIS, M. D.. Secretary, ary sixie, with unsurpassed methods, Mer India Hemp School Bags, 12c,, 15c. and 200. Erery Pair Warranted. 3 218 ith stn w., | Spistolary Eis F CHOC LOM ACK GOODS, ALL KINDS | Embroidered School Bugs, 200. and 260 A rcs Gr Congrest Booed oe NeGw IGE” | wer-t008 Fee oe ee rai Gay or Fegloent OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTS, | French Open-work School Bags, 4c sad 60e. 6.00. Hand Welt (our Dpeclalty me 6.00 | ores Ay MEAD, ANTED — LADIES, Ol (EN AND FROM 2 TO 7 YDS. Boys’ Heavy Canvas Leather Bound School Sstch- Equal in Style and Fit to Any. TEACHER OF PIANO. OW ‘Yottis acatr ‘4 thorough evening course, bus- worda a ae You ets, 29c, and 30. For School Shoes ft will pay you to come and see us, | “rtrms For particalamy, dc, appiy ist | ness or common school, to send tor ciecalan Oe CHMAP. YOU DO NOT | “ yoys’ all Leather School Bags, 49¢., 69. and 79c. ‘We have combined good looks, quality and low prices | 902 22d st. n.w. rime | INSTITUTE, s, w. cor. Sthand K ss. nw. 229-lme NEED, BUT YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN-| Boys’ Knapaack School Bage;70e aaa uae together. RLINGTON ACADFMY, Corcoran Balding, VESTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS IF YOU | Boys’ Knapeacks, 400. Large llveof Children'sand MimeaSpring Hela | IVT. VERNON SEMINARY, ANSE Nearness gn Okra, CAN USETHEM, =~ Zot of Boys’ Knapeacks, reduced from $1 to 50c.| We makea Genuine Handsowed Ladies" Kangaroo acer nee, Geers and Young Men. Samir GN ‘We als cll your attention to our Five Foot Curtain [ak ety een 1200 ax 1106 M Sraxer N.W._ Sera ile Sein nt 3 ancy tee ‘W. SHUSTER @ S0N8, Poles, wood. at 290, . even cent Careful. ae erry, Fine Ebony, Walnut, Cherry or Ash Curtain Poles, WM. H. RICH. : ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME Hie; shorand, bier aruitnetiy aaa eg ‘VANIA AVENUE | with Polished Brass Rings, Brass Ball Huds aed ‘717 Market Space, USinand Grek “BUTOR sta ke, AoC NS : 4 Fancy AND DAY SCHOOL, Gr TON ONEPRICR anjo_| Brass Brackets; five foot long, 49c. We ean furnish | _No Branch Stores eed Principal, Washington, ‘euldsin them, however, In 6,8, 10 and 12 toot lengths, at pro- ros M ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE, W. 2 > portional prices, YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRIA caper sentient = Anz Walnut Book Shelves, twoor three shelves, 99e. Oak Book Shelves, $1-19, 91.25 and $1.49, Book Shelves, in Walnut: Fares Book Shetves. ‘and Ebony, at $1.98, Sateen sumed on MONDAY, | FALL OVEROOATS AT PRICES §7 TO $25. ‘Address JOSEPH, SGhLITZ ‘MES ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal ‘Cherry ‘Carroll oe in Wain G 182m, Battimore ,. . saery lage vai, emeeres MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER goers ie } vice Panapata f, ORTENGT EIN, THE FOPULAR GUITAR : Brackets in every possible style, 250. up. ‘MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, * teacher, teach rs BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS AND VESTS. scTyig] Backs, in namberiess designs, from 10e. up | THE BEST IN THE DIsrarcn wigs per tara Lnguine at ‘awa | | & MOST EFFECTIVE COMBIXATION, DOESEIN CaSSIMERE PANTALOONS, ‘Paper Hacks at 490. to 006. Hat Racks ram 10a, Assisted by a Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and x3 eos. CELERY~—The New and Unegpal Nerve Toate, DIAGONAL PRINCE’ ALBERT AND FOUR- | up. 48K FOR IT es: : PRIESDS, SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENT ‘most Nutritive and strength-siviag BURTON CUTAWAY SUITR BUSINESS | Cerne or arene oe oe. at Highest Standard in Enghsh and Classical Statics, | iTS, SUITS, IN SACKS AND CUTAWAY. deserves your especial notice. Our Gilt A S4M’L C0. PALMER, Agere, | Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ NEAT STYLES CAMSIMERE PANTALOONS, IN cane disean’ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Sirect Northwent. | 5 acini Advantages ia Instrumental and Vopal Music, wala, ‘Telepbooe. 454 we ‘Artand Elocation, : Boys scHodt, ‘Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 187, 1805, @ Application by letter or Or persosially, ag above, War Do You Tae or Ta — ora menuo sie m om worn | Mercato BEE at