Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. . ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFI Wasnrxctox, D.C. Sept. 16,1555, 11 am. Forte middle Atlantic states, slightly cooler, eneraliy fair weather, northwesterly winds, ecoming variable, higher barometer. For Thursday, ait weather and stationary temperature is {ndicated. ———— Wixpow Suiprs.—The largest assortment, at the lowest prices. W. B. Moses & Sox, Corner 11th and F streets, Lapres, call and see the fine shoes we are offering at $1.47—kid, morocco, pebble goat, love kid and foxed gaiters. Z. Strasburger, No. Soe th street, tour doors above L i Ecoxomise axp Buy Your Hats at Franc’s, corner 7th and D streets, the only strictly One ae Hat and Gent's Furnishing Store in the = Loox at Ta1s—A Solid Walnut Parlor Suite, SSi2 pieces, for $35, worth $45. Wim. H. Dunn, 811 7th street northwest. SPEAKING TUBES. Iron Safes repairnd, J. H. KUEBLING, 240 Parrs fine infant shoes at 39 cents. Z. Strasburger, No. 906 7th st., four doors above L. Nornixe Like It EVER BErore OFFERED— Walnut Parlor Suite $35. Wm. H. Dunn's, 311 7th street northwest, Licutsixe Rops. J. H. Kuebling, 419 12th Street northwest. By your ranges and heating stoves at Gar- well’s, $15 7th st. First-class goods. Low prices. Frssery’s Ic citown; 1427 N A SpectaL BarGats—Our $35 Parlor Suite. Wm. H. Dunn's, 311 7th street northwest, ScHoor. Books and school supplies at contract prices. Geo. C. Markward, 1334 14th st a.w. Liguts1xc Kops and electric work. J. H. Kuebling, 419 12th street northwest, Face and eyesight fitted: Hempler's, cor. 4%. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. Forp’s Oreka Hov ‘The Mikado.” ALBAUGH'S OPERA Hovse.—Miss Ada Gray. ‘Herzoo’s OreRa Hovse.—“Hoop ot Gold.” Tuearer Comiaue.—Variety. Dime Mvseum.—“Conrad; or, The Hand of a Friend.” Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 10:00 p.m. and extinguished at 3:45 am. The trustees of the Mount Zion Baptist church 1 to erect a church building at the of 12th and E streets northeast to cost + cimes Pilling bas begun proceedings inequity tosecure the appointment of a new trustee to hold lot 2 and part of lot 1, square 295, In place of Messrs, Kilbourn & Latia, who desire to be Felieved of the trust John Mulvihill was fined $5 in the Police Court to-day for indecent exposure, ‘The Criminal Court was re-opened to-day, and the grand jury resumed its labor. LW. ‘Thornton was excused from further service, and the marshal directed to summon a talesman to Hill the vacancy. At the meeting to endorse Mr. Parnell, to be held to-morrow night, it isannouneed that Rep- resentative Foran, of Ohio, will preside and speak. The Microscopical § ety of Washington met last might at 1521 F street, and members re- ported on investigations made during the sum- mer. A large microtome was exhibited by Dr. Dobson. ‘Mr. Francis Mil- Hardy, by his attorney, ler, to-day sult th of Columbia to recover damages for inju: claimed to have be nis property square north of square 1835 in excavating to Jay the Boundary street sewer. hucien F. Davis, the keeper ofa grocery and liquor storé at 6th street and Maryland avenue northeast. was fined Police Court to- day for seiling liquor on Sunday. In the bidding for the contract for earpet- Ing for the new National theater the calculation Was so close that there only the slight dit- ference of four dollars and a half between the bids of W. B. Moses & Son and Julius Lansburg, to whom the contract was awarded. A subse- quent inspection of the bids showed that Moses Son had figured on Of lining instead of a si Wm. Bowman was flued $10 by Judge Snell to-day for striking Isaac Moten, colored, on the dead with an iron wrench. This morning in the Police Court a young man, W. H. Parks, was tried on a charge of assaulting an inmate of an alleged house of ill- fame on Cstreet named Grace Ott, and was ned $10. An appeal was noted. Last evening a colored woman named Sally ODay, living at 1012 Rhode Island avenue, attempted to commit Suicide by taking on over- ose of turpentine. Dr. Winter rendered medi- eal aid, and she is recovering. eo The Clerks" Association. THE SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION ing of the Clerks’ Mu- tual Benefit and Protective association was held in German hall last evening. The secre- tary reported that six regular meetings had been held with an averaze attendance of 45, und a total membership of 110. The election Of officers resulted as follows: Fred. E. Wood- Ward, president: |. Gans, (dry goods), first vice president; B. E. Murray, (boots and shoes), see ‘ond vice president; Jas. Jirdinston, (groceries), third vice presid: - Hungerford, re- Sonding secretay janancial secretary; CE. Manter, P. Moran, warden: EW. Hambieto president. The officers were then ins! dent Hamble} ment, consisting sil into office by Past Presi- committee on entertain- lessrs. A, Wolt, I. Gans, G. F. Hendricks, eaux, T. R. Moran, F. F. Major, and W. 1H. Coleman was appointed. ‘The standing committees are as follows: Fi- nanee—[. ns. H.G. Tegeler, W. H. Coleman, . Hendricks. 'Membership—W. . E. Manter, W. C. Thompsor E. in, John Carter. Relief—F. F. M . A. Perry, G. Floeckh Informati W. AS gerford, E. lout, Ss. M. Lewis, W. B. Came- ‘There was a large attendance, and much ron. interest was manitested. ———— Tur G. A. R. Mewontan To Grant.—Gen. 8, S Burde commander in chief of the Grand Ammy of the Kepubite, has issued a general or orable ¢ provid jual to a contribu- tion of 1 for each member of the Grand Republic in good standing be appr ed from the post runds, to be reimburse donations of the indi: a such ina that roils be ner as each post prepared containing at Tank, regiment, and post of eae! f for preser a furnished with a rap 2 form et engraving of the fiulshed monumentand that a committer { in conjunction with ministration termine the the to be adopted, other necessary TESTING THE Dog LAW.—The cases of Isaiah Hoskins, George Koob and William Holmead, in which the parties were adjudged in the Po- lice Court guilty of keeping unlicensed dos and fined, have been taken up to General Term on certiorari. The p that the Police Court has no jurisdiction ov. the parties as respects the tax, nor any rieht oF power of authority to entertain the proceedins instituted in relation tO the collection of the tax, and that all such proceedings in tha are illegal. Counsel claim that before a be collected the dogs will have to. be severally listed and aasessed as other taxable property. agen Base Batt Yesrervay.—The game between the Nationals and Hridgeports yesterday, at Capitol park, was very evenly contested up to the seventh Inning, when the N Is struck 4 terrific batting streak and sev winning the game by « score of —S Says He Lost THe Money. Hughes, who resides at 521,0n Isth street northwest, reported to Detective Block this morning that yesterday she gave Thos. Streets, a colored porter at the Ebbitt house, a check on the Citzens’ National bank for $700 to get cashed, and that he returned and said he bad Jost the money. —— ‘THE PRrrxce Case ConTINUED.—In the Poll Court yesterday in the case of Wi. H. Prince, charged with false pretenses in procuring oue Antonia Cigarella to personate ‘an unknown person and draw from the Igistrict government the sum of $25.94, alter the Star's report cloned Joseph U. Rock, chief clerk tothe En- fineer Commission er, and Auditor Tichenor Produced the daily feturns of ex-Foreman ~ Prince and the pay rolis for the month of June, and explained the way in which the business Was transacted. Mr. Thomas stated that he could show the intent in this case by provii other frauds where more days had been cha: up than the men had worked. and that Prince had received the money; aiso, that he had gharged men for giving them’ employment. ‘The court said that the proof had better be con: fined to this case. The case was continued un- Ul to-morrow. SSS Scrxo For firs HaLr.—David Logan, of Bal- timore, formerly of the {firm of Mccleliand & Logan, livestock dealers, has fied a bill in equity against James S. Lintbieum and othe: secking the sale of lot 20 and part of lots 21 ‘and square 620, in this city. ir. Logan alleges Tiat the firm became owners of this property, Lut it was conveyed as a matter of convenience & Mr. Mevielland, who upon his death di- te 1 in his will that the trustees execute such deeds os might be pecessary to give Mr. oO Li fall interest. Mr. Logan claims that this vimon of the wilt bas not been carried out, us suit to fecover bis share of the prop” ——— THe AS NAMe.—Mr. Mamier Pol- Inck, 0 ngham, England, erian bras i steel pen “ington, the guest of the Spencer Broth- Laspeech to the students of the Spen- cerian Business € this morning, he said the name “Spencerian” was popular in England ‘tos in America, and he had come tocoun- bh famous Spencer Brothers concern. pencerian pe to the wectlon these artists ean ig the brteging of nest point of | | | tion, solo, Wal War, 7. Melange, Galop, “Champagne, Garnet, BLACK CASHMERE, $1. GONE WITH HER DARLING. Misa Klingle, of Mount Pleasant,Disap- pears, but Sends an Explanatory Note to Her Father—She ts Supposed to Have Gone witha Suit ¢to Whom Her Father Objected. ‘Yesterday afternoon Mr. J. P. Klingle, a well- known citizen, who has a residence at Mount Pleasant, received a note from his daughter which was handed to him by a servant who had just returned with the carriage from driving Miss Klingle to the city. The note read some- what In this sty! think {t strange, “Dearest Papa: You won't ‘and you won't beangry with me. told youl loved him. Icouldn't help it. Now I am off to Baltimore with him to be married, but we shall return to the elty to-night, and shall stay at the Hamtiton House; now you won't be angry with me, for loving my darling, will you?" Nir Rifngle at once surmised that the “him” referred to E. J. Darling, a young man whom he had occasion some months ago to caution in re- gard to bis attentions to his daughter. Darling is @ man of twenty-eight or thirty years of age, and while not a handsome man has the air and style ofa person who has seen @ good deal of the world. He came here about a year and stopped at the Hamilton, where he was shortly after joined by his mother. Mrs. Darling is the widow of Gen. Darling, of the U.S. army, a woman of literafy tastes and good ‘social con- nections. The sonaccompanted his mother in her social rounds, and knew her acquaintances, In this way he became acquainted with Miss Klingle, a rather prepossessing young girl of eighteen. He became a visitor at the Klingle house, but Mr. Klingle finding that he was coming, as thought, ‘too much in- terested, in his daughter, told him as leasantly as le that any ing further than a friendship for bis dqpghtcr was not desired. Darling was at this tffne liv- ing at the Hamiiton, and his business, as stated by himself, was that of literary and ‘dramatic critic. In "the spring he left the Hamilton house, and_has been living elsewhere in the city. "He is not said to be a man of dissipated habits. After the caution to the young people Mr. Klingle had reason to suspect that they were meeting clandestinely, and so had his daughter watched, but as nothing of the sort Was discovered this precaution was abandoned. Mr. Klingle, however, now belleves that the two lovers’ continued to meet in ways and places that he knew nothing of. ‘The servant that returned with the note trom Miss Klingle stated that he drove to the Boston. store and Miss Klingle went in, and after stay- ing a short time she came out, and entering the carriage was driven to 7th street. She got out of the carriage and told the servant that she in- tended to remain in the city all night for the purpose of going to the theater, and asked him to take the note to her father. It seems that while in the store Miss Klingle wrote the note given above. The references in it to Baltimore and the Hamilton are believed by her father now to be mere devices to throw any one in pur- suit off the track. He is inclined to think, after an investigation last night with the ald of the ice, that they may not have left the city It is not sald that Mr. Klingle feels harshly towards the young man, but some one whosaw, him last night said that he did not appear to be mad, only he looked like a man who had some business to attend toand was not going to be diverted. — Ropserres REPORTED.—Seven robberies were reported to police headquarters this morning, amounting to $271,0f which $43 worth have been recovered. The robberies were reported by the following persons: Milton Garrison, 632 Hi street, a silver watch worth $8; Antonio Brown, # stranger, $80 in cash; William Yost, Parker House, gold wateh and chain and $10, total $100; Elizabeth Troup, 531 9th street southeast, articles worth $40; James Johnson, 41 O street, a silver watch worth $13; Elizabeth Redmond, 1340 7th street, $30 in cash, Kletsrndah ae ‘THE CONCERT IN THE CAPITOL GRoUNDS.— The program for the Marine band concert at pitol the Cap 1. March, ontrabandista,” Sullivan. 4. Valse, “ ‘5. Characteristic piece, “Chinese Michaelis. 6. Song, “Esmeralda,”Levey. ‘Tu-ri-ad-i-lum,” Braham, 3. Sunbye. ning is as follows: MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Books aT AvcTIon.—The sale of books will be resumed this evening at Dowling’s promptly at 7:30 ‘Senor Pierola, ex-president of Peru, willleave Panama for New York to-day. Beacrrcz. Dress Goons, CASHMERE, SERGES In Blue, Brown, Green and very fine quality, twelve yards Tor iS BLANKETS! BLANKETS: ightly solled at actual ost GK SILKS, excellent quality. 75e, COLORED SILKS excellent qualliy, reduced to 75c. D SILK VELVETS 91. LK VELVETS, SHMERES, doubie width, ED BROCADE SILKS. $1.50. BLACK BROCADE SIL. % SHAWLS, pure wool, ELLENT BLACK SILKS, $1. CELLENT COLORED SILKS, $1. LE BLANKE” u ‘HITE BLANKETS, $2, ize DOUBLE Handsome BROCADE DRESS GOODS, cheap at 25c., reduced to 12440. ae THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES, CARTERS, 7ll MARKET SPACE, 2 ‘Near 7th Street, sel! a te ee Wuear Baxtxe Power (GOLD MEDAL AT NEW ORLEANS.) ENDORSED BY THE LEADING HOTELS IN THE COUNTRY. APPROVED BY THE GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS FOR THE INDIAN COMMISSION. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH’S SONS, Established 1829. NEW YORK. Seld-wes4p BLINDS, FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE VERY Low Now. WHITE PINESTOCK 1/712/!—16f, per 1,000 ft, $17.50, DRESSED OR ROUGH at same price. VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft. per 1,000, $12.50. WHITE PINE DOORS, inch and s-balf, all regular sizes. $1.00, GEORGIA PINE STEPPING, kiln dried, dressed, $35.00, ‘NAILS, per keg, $2.40, ODD SIZE FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, a specialty. LUMBER delivered any part of city free of charge, ESTIMATES furnished free ot charge. WILLET & LIBBEY, an20 6th st. and N. ¥. ave, | We Cas Axr We Wut GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY IN FINE SHOES. ‘See some of our prices below: Ladies’ Pebble Goat Button, hand ‘Straight Goat Sutter Dongola (genui «| Fine French Gents’ Hand Welt (nc handseweds ga Fine American Calf Shoes, in any style. tor only, and French Calf tor $6. We warrant @ fit and 0 onm@fort. ‘These prices about than ‘Cam be made elsewhere. "© oUt 83 Per cent lesa GEO. W. RICH, i 408 7th st. ow. DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER 2210 oom HL on rrr zzz™ es cu HE oF by 83g § o HH E i Fa Su CoS HO tu fa MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. SAM’L C. PALMER, Acern ‘Dero: 1224 29th Strest Northwest ‘Telephone. 454. tea EES ize = . ER AND AGi Alng for irengthening and Invigorsiing. ‘Si Droge AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURNING DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA. ‘Nesema, or Salt Rheum, with its agonizing itching ‘and burning, instantly relleved by # warm bath with CuricuRs Soar and a single application of CUTICURA. the great Skin Cure. This repested daily, with two or three doses of Curicvna RESOLVENT, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood ccol, the pure ana’ j the bowels open, the liver and kid- neys active, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ring- form. Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritas, Scald Head, Dan- draif and every species of Itching, Scaly and Pimply ‘Humors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best physi- clans and all known remedies fall. WILL McDONALD, 2542 Dearborn st., Chicago, gratefully acknowledges ® cure of Eczema, or Salt Rheum, on head, neck, face, arms and le, for seven- teen years; not able to walk except on hands and knees for one year; not able to help himself for eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his case hopeless; permanently cured by CUTICURA ResoLvENt (blood purifier) internally and Curicuma ‘and Curicuna Soar (the great skin cures) externally. CHAS. HOUGHTON, esq., lawyer, 28 State st., Boston, reports a case of Eczema under his observa- tion for ten years, which covered the patient's body ‘and limbs, and to which all known methods of treat- ment had been applied without benefit, which was completely cured solely by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, leaving s clean and healthy skin. Mr. JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre, Pa, writes: “I have suffered from Salt Rheum for over elght years, ‘at times so bad that I could not attend to my. business for weeksatatime. Three boxes of CuTICURA and four bottles Resouvent have entirely cured me of this dreadful disease,” Sold by all druggists. Price: Curicura,-50 cents; RESOLVENT, $1; Soar, 25 cents. Prepared by the PorrEs Dave aNpCuEsicar Co., Boston, Mass. BEAUTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using the Curicuna Soar, ‘TIRED AND ACHING MUSCLES, CRYING THROUGH COUNTLESS NERVES FOR REST AND RELIEF.” Like manna to the children of Israel is the Curr CURA PLasteR to the Ured, overworked, aching muscle. Do not deny yourself the comfort afforded by this new, original and speedy antidote to pain and in- flammation. At drugzists, 25c.; five for $1. Mailed free. Porrer Drve aNpCueMicat Co, Boston. sel4 Taz Box Mancaz BABY DEPARTMENT. ‘We do not mean that we have any babies for sale, Dut that we have everything a baby can use, from nursery pin to a cloak, and woilld particularly call the attention of our Infantile friends to some novelties that we have secured for them (should you not be able to attend alone would be pleased to see your ‘mama with you), as, for Instance; INFANTS’ LONG CLOAKS, of very fine merino, upper capetrimmed with embroidery,special at $4.98, worth $5.50. Colors—Craam, drab aud mauve. A Magnificent Style, both Capes embroidered, of Vers fine merino, special at $6, worth $0.95. Selected novelties in INFANTS’ CLOAKS,trimmed with fine lace or embroidered in combinations, such ‘as cream and gold, creat: and pale blue, from $7 up ogi. Ask to see our Star and Dotted Cloaks, INFANTS’ LONG FLANNEL SKIRTS, made from Gilbert's best flannel. Plain hemmed skirt at $1: scalloped at $1.50; scalloped and dotied at $1.75; em broidered at $2. $2.25, $2.50 and $9.50. FLANNEL BODY SKIRTS, plain hemmed at 65¢.; scalloped at 95c.: scalloped and dotted $1.35: fine em- broidered at $1.65, $1.95 and $2.50, BABIES’ FLAN SHAWLS, from 90c. to $4.50, according to embroidery. i BABIES’ FLANNEL’ WRAPPERS, pale pink, cream and pale blue. from’ 1.26 t6 $5.50. BABIES’ BASKETS, fine ince trimming, $3.75 to $10. INFANTS’ KNIT SACQUES, fn cream, pale blue, pink and other combinations, from 45c. up to $1.85. INFANTS’ BOOTEES, from 19c. to 75c. INFANTS’ SHIRTS, from 35c. to 75c. BABY CAPS, corded and tucked, Fedora and Nor- mandy styles, from 50c. up. INFANTS’ LONG DRESSES, made of cambric, English or French nainsook, the latest designs and triminings, ranging from 39e. up to $15.50. SHORT DRESSES, 19 an 21 inches long, in endless variety, from 50c. up to $10. INFANTS’ LONG SKIRTS, embroidered and lace trimmed, from 50c. up. BABIES’ CAMERIC LINEN SHIRTS, neat styles, from 21c. up to 50, Estimates for complete Infants’ Outfits will be fur nished on application. LADIES’ JERSEYS. AN APOLOGY IN ORDER Our manufacturer having met with a misfortunewe were obliged to open our store without Jerseys, al: though they were advertised. We disappointed a great number of people and frankly apologit ising to rectify the calamity by selling the best shaped ‘Jerseys at the lowest prices possible. OUR JERSEY DEPARTMENT NOW COMPLETE. SPECIAL—Imported Stockinette, tailor made, coat back or fan back, silk séwed, at $1.75, worth $2.25. SPECIAL—Heavy Imported Stockinette, rolling collar, tailor made, coat Back, oF ribbon, bow and Plalts, at $1.05; this Jersey is well worth $2.45. The BON MARCHE TUCKED-FRONT JERSEY, of elegant quality of stockinette, at $2.98. ‘The BON MARCHE “MICKALO,” best quality of stockinetie, wide Hercules brald, vest front;coat back, ‘at $3.98. A maguificentlline of Fall Novelties in Jerseys,from $2.25 up to $10, CHILDREN’S JERSEYS, {n all sizes and colors, plain and vest front, at low prices. CORSETS. We beg to call your attention to the famons and well-known French Corsets, known as the “P. D.” ‘The are without doubt the best fitting Corsets in the market today. Nothing but the best materials are used in producing same, We shall always keep on hund the di fferent styles in every size and color. In connection with the above we will commence to sell MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14: 50 Dozen BON MARCHE SUPERIOR CORSETS, of fine French sateen, in cream, drab, red, blue, at @4e.; they are worth 85c. 25 Dozen of “OUR LAURA,” a German woven Corset, heavily boned, at 88c., worth $1.25. 25 Dozen of GERMAN WOVEN CORSETS, em- broldered bust, at 59c. 10 Dozen R. &G. HANDSEWE® CORSETS, five hooks, French coutil, st $1; they are retailed else- where at $1.25. 25 Dozen of Imported C. B. CORSETS, French sat- teen, lace top, in all colors, at $1.25,retalled elsewhere at $1.33, A full line of Warner's and Thompson's Glove-fit- ting Corseta, TrIT H BBB 00 B 816318 SEVENTH STREET N. W., STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ‘We close at 7 p.m. Saturdays at 9 p.m. SPECIAL NOTICE.—On TUESDAY MOR} SEPT. 15, we shall i dren's Merino Underwear Departmeat a, ‘Chi: elt \CHOOL COMMENCEMENT. 65¢.,, 75. and $1 "School Sh a er See AEE ites 9S WEES EPS Peon ave, Lneum Bazan it tonic and alte ners cetera, te gts most of which are too stimulating ‘upon trial to be a System ws DOUBLE FLOORS! DOUBLE FACILITIES! =r ar DOUBLE DEALING! VICTOR E ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N, W. ‘When I first came among you promised you PROTECTION In all things pertaining to my particular line of busi- ness, TRY ME, And you will find that there is an indissoluble link connecting my PERFORMANCES with my PROMISES, TRY ME, And you will be made to understand that I sell FINE. READY-MADE CLOTHING for Men, Youths, Boys and Children at exactly TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE, hence the name TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, Which explanation, though brief, is plain, positive, pointed, practical, and is carried into effect every save Sunday. Cod TRY ME. Your saving on one suit of clothes or overcoat will leave considerable cash in hand for your grocer, baker and butcher. TRY ME, And you will be 80 pleased with the result that you will “try again.” Before making your purchases we extend to yous cordial invitation to look not Into our windows only, but over our entire stock. If the salesmen atv too busy to wait on you when you first enter—as is often the case—look for yourselves, which is an easy task, as the price ofeach and every garment ls marked in PLAIN FIGURES. And us vou pass our corner, In surishine, snow or rain} ‘Look up. behold in letters ot ADLER ON THE BRAIN. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, $27 and 929 Seventh street northwest, 10 Corner Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK. sy; Open evenings until 8; Saturdays until 11. re Si PPP FER te ie be PB E Sss8P ERE DAY SHIRTS. GENTS. NIGHTSHIRTS. GENTS. GENTS. HIRTS, GENTS. GENTS. NECKWEAR, GENTS. GENTS. UNDERWEAR, GENTS. GEN’ UMBRELLAS. GENTS. GENTS. HANDKERCHIEFS, GENTS GENTS. RUBBER COATS. GENTS" GEN’ SUSPENDERS. GENTS. COLLARS AND CUFFS. GENTS. HALF HOSE. GENTS. b A ot L a Tt 88s b. oo 6 ot TLL AA oH Sg Re 00 » Saree A a #38 Ty hot 4 % : E “oo ¥ fh: bee DRESS SHIRTS, With Plain or Plaited Bosoms, which are three- ply IRISH LINEN. Button Holes, Hand-Made. Different lengths in sleeve measurements, All sizes | in Neck. Shirts cut spectally for upright men or Stooping men; for stout men or thin men. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL SHIRTS are as Good Fitting aa Custom-Made Shirts, aud the quality Equally as good as usually sold for $1.50each. Wesell on anaver. age 700 “PALAIS ROYAL” SHIRTS every week; and no wonder, for we only charge 89 Cents Each. ‘Try asample“P. R” SHIRT; money refunded if dis- satisfied. PPPoA OL A 1 PoP AA OL aa TE B88 Por i a Po AA Chun AA TH Sgs5 RRR, 00 ¥ ¥ A L RoR OO Y¥ AA L Fees Yom E RR 00 YY AA CuL NIGHT SHIRTS, Made of best Muslin; Perfect Fitting; Hand Finished, Collar and pocket, Only 50 Cents Each. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” NIGHT SHIRTS. trimmed with Fancy Colored Embroidery, only 73 Cents Each, . BICYCLING AND TOURIST SHIRTS, Made of All Wool and thoroughly shrank, Plain or Plaited Fronts, All Colors, Stylish, Durable and Best Material. QUALITY NO. 1 18 $1.73. QUALITY No. 215 $2.25, BICYCLE HOSE, in All Colors, English Derby Ribbed, only 50 Cents, HOSE SUPPORTERS, Neat and Effective, only 24 Cents Pair. ee oa ee G % gee NNW Tr = 888s GGG ERE NNN T Bagg HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK UMBRELLAS for$1.98? They are English Twill Silk, have para- gon frames and natural sticks. HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK SCARFS for 39 ‘They comen Puff and Knot Shapes, are Satin 1indd, new fall designs, HAVE YOU SEEN a THE “PALAIS ROYAL" SILK EMBROIDERED BRACES, 23 Cents? They are English Goods and are marked ‘Braces;” known here as Suspenders. HAVE YOU SEEN, THE “PALAIS ROYAL” HANDKERCHIEFS? Warranted All Linen and Full Size, with any Initial, Hand Embroidered, only 25 Cents. CITY ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. “DUCA = <a = Ms ™M) Qn Account of Being closed Saturday, | Mf = FI0Bs G DENNIS Me YeRxoy smrxany, "Tdentat Departancars af HMACRUTICAL, ‘M. Augenstein, 817, 819, 821 7th street north- (CLASSES IN DANCING Pen their annual sessions October Sth med offers for to-norrow only the followil armen i : ein a 1200 axp 1104 Mf Sraeer N.W. fect, 10:3 Ancens act; 863 80, ses 120 NATIONAL RIFLES HALL, in_and 50 clots panen A8es Aree wash | between oth and 10th sts. mw., on SATURDAY, | ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME Serer Nandies and covered alop | Otteicr S.<Alltwe ated and voit rhlonabie dans ee Tor 5, 5 make of round bar clothes. | carefully and th obtained at my residence = ‘seanion cummencen Fees, 49, 59 and Ses sold ier ere ee et, | fallin ‘can be obtained at my Me 7 =~ $1.25 and $1.50 each; 16” inch waiters, 1603 | Mt» oF ofthe Janitor ss oe EAT____eel¢-1m YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRIA “2 Swine CW. PATRO, Principal. French, ching, ‘pile picol bags, 5 and Se. each; ie dng nod ‘Day Sehool for young Laer ead ARURR FRAALE Siativany $5.95, worth "aEigo, Cand tee sets, 44 Eitters, | vie Girls "Reopens with ts customary large corps | MES ELIZABETH J. SOMERS AM, Principal dates piven Por ate ER SO. ‘Highest rater Sc 3 doe. colored biets, Sees hy galion crys? of erotrearse of siudy complete from Prius? risy catias "Mim BALCH Pistipal, 19000 0. cts, "Tie; diamond oi emeeloben, 18c.; hatch: Pifoch and German’ Nosicarg'gaee | MISS SARAH a SCULL, GARFIELD KINDEROARTEN axb TRaik bowls, 110; fancy splash mats, 90.5 decorated ‘Special training for pupils tm Selected Courses. MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, AHS se — dinner sets, 111 pieces, $10.00. Te | Advanced cates it Lineratare, and Modern Lang. slim Mra ANNA B OGDEN, Principal Worthy of ¥. aire ‘of Va. and patrons ofschool. Address Mr, and | \PASTERY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATION. 0 ting and worse wearing | 1#@st___sel@tioct_ French sods ofthe. bi icked up he: NAL MEDICAL COLLEGE—ME. ‘Highest Standard in English and Clamical Studies, - enent comee dove dhoup at fuls audrey cnasetats | NANEXREARET Ge ha Caroma RE i Bein ot Eka." hot prema geen tter the view of selling something else at a our profit, The goods we advertise are, like other goods, specially made for us, and can, therefore, always be duplicated, no niatter how Jarge the demand, and besides, they will always be found satisfactory in fitand wear, a8 we re- serve ourselves the right to return toour manu- facturers any goods that should not prove as represented. ur Fall specialties: Gent's $2.50 double or Gent’s $2.00 solid Kip boois, Gent's $3.00 all-calf”“handsewed “Triumph” shoes. Gent's $2.00 and $2.50 fine Calf button, laced and Congress. Gent's $1.50 solid button, gaiters and laced. Gent's $1.25 all-leather laced and Congress. Ladies’ $4.00 finest hand-made shoes. piles’ "$2.60 fair stitched Kid and Goat mitton. Ladies’ $2.00 unrivaled Goat and Kia button. piiidies’ $1.50 Kid and Goat broad or box toe mutton. Ladies’ $1.25 worked hole Pebble and Kid button. Ladies’ 95c. leather sole button, Misses’ $1.00 heel or spring heel Kid and Pebble bution. Boys’ 3 to 5 ipped lace shoes, $1.00. Youths’ $1.00 solar tip button. Child's 63e. hee! or spring heel button. oft hand-sewed Kid shoes for vld ladies, WM. HAHN & Co. 816 7th st. aud 1922 Pa, ave, ¥a. Wide 15c. Percales, 6yc., 736 7th st. Cheapest Cloaks, 7th st, Mourning Store. 3 A Penny Saved is » Penny Earned. Therefore purchase your Boots, Shoes, pers and Rubbers at the well-known lo Shoe Store of Z Strasburger.. We warrant our goods to be solid, and guarantee our prices to be the lowest. Ladies’ Button Shoes, worked soles, 98 cts. Ladies’ Pebble Shoes, all styles, $1.47. Ladies’ Straight Goat Shoes, $1.08, Gents’ Congress, Button aid Laced Shoes, 1.47. *Gbhts' Seamless Galtors, $1.98, Letter-Carrier Handsewed Walking $2.50. Gents’ English Waukenphast, fen’s Roots from $) p. Gents’ Patent-Leather Pumps, $1.24. Misses’ Spring Heels trom Misses’ Common-Sense Boys’ English Bais from 98e. up. Boys’ Button Shoes from $1.17 up. Boys’ Patent-Leather Pumps, Child's Spring Heels from 59¢. up. Child's Heeled shoes from 736. Ups Tufants’ Shoes from 33e. up, Give usa cull. No trouble to show Strasburger, No. 906 7th st., 4 doors al single sole Calf boots, Shoe, 000s. Perfect and our best brands warranted, and kept in proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved on our dog collars tree. ‘the Rodgers’ Cutiery Store, 487 Pennsylvania avenue, D. N. WALFoRD, Proprietor. wit Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, prevented by the use of Reed & Catnrick’s So” dium Hypochlorite (disinfectant). Recom- mended by the Public Health Association as superior to all other disinfectants and germi- cides. Sold everywhere, Send for pamphlet, 10, W545 182 Fulton st., N. ¥. Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch, paragon frame, $1.99, at_the Boston Varlety Store, 705 and 707 Surket Space. w,fm. 83 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bot Rye Whi , best in the world for the Orders by m: ‘a To Help s Fellow-Toiler im the Vine- yard. ‘When one has no interest ina legacy or a heauest, {L dues one good to read how Fortune has helped some other man with the helps to happiness. To cheer you we give the result of the 183d Grand Monthly Drawing of The Luisianh State Lottery at New Orleans, La., on Tuesday, August 11th, 1885: No. 77,081 drew the First Capital Prize of $75,000." It was sold in fifths at 81 each— 15,000 to Frank Noble, London, Ontario, eol- ted through the Molsous’ Bank of London, iit; one to F. M. Searles, Bismarck, Dakota. ‘erritory, through Mellon Bros., Bank Bis- arek, B. T.; one to Gechard Teping, Xo. 733 Market st., Sin Franciseo, Cal, through the Exn- don, Paris and American’ Bank (limited) ot Sag Franciseo, Cal. the remainder are withheld n by request, No, 17,050 drew second Prize of $25,000—also sold in fitths: at $1 each—one ($5,000) to J. M. Briant, South Whitley, Ind., paid to the Columbia City (In- diana) Bank; another was collected through the Metropolitan National Bank of Cincinnati, O.; another sold to a party in Milwaukie, Wis.. and the rest elsewhere, No, 35,597 drew the Third Prize of $10,000—also sold in fifths at $i—one to W. L. Lewis, collected by the Southern Express C another by Wm. G. Widmayer, No. 86 Center Market, both of Washington City, D. G; another by Edward Straub, of Cres- cent Clty, Cal.; the remainder elsewhere. Nos, 5,164 and_ 35,5839 each drew the Fourth two rizes of $6,000, and was sold to parties in <ansas City, Mo.; in New York City, N. Y.; and in San Francisco, Cal., ete., etc. ‘Te next (the 185th Grand Monthly) Drawing on Tuesday, October 13th, 1885, and any one who purchases a@ whole or a fraction of a ticket will have a chance of winning some of the $265,500 to be seattered about, but for any iniormation de- sired, address M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., but do not let the opportunity escape this time, DENTISTRY. DR ArABe PAlbons, Con OTH AND BNW. Filling’ opsdialtyy sso, to cue At toss witiout eXtracting: A local aitesthetics used! om the gums, allevintes pain of extracting. Gus given. apl SAMUEL I. SCOTT, D.DS., fifteen veurs experience in Dentistry. Office,1207 st.n.w. Preservation of the Natur. Teeth a spe ty. 0c th fs from. corner in is ranches ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set All work warranted jan GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Samrs To Onpzn Six Shirts to order for... ¥ 9.00. az) ee 100) A FULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, COI- LARS, CUFFS, HOSIERY AND NECK- WEAR 4T TRE LOWEST PRICES. (COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED 2c each, syl7 ‘BR ELLERY. ___ SUMMER RESORTS. ae ‘TRAYMORE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Situated within 100, of the beach, an unobstructed view. ‘Theonly passenger ele-' Yator in, Atlantic City. | Sea ‘water baths, elec and all modern conveniences. Jeldeosur ‘ME HOOPES, [ Q28p, CA ORANGE, COR MAIN AND COURT Pleasanuly Tosated ‘Up town, and one mile’ from the wonderful caverns of Luray. Pure. froma te onder covers of Foray. Eure SRR, ent. to any—with i eel irate Bee aah oul’ new eat and Sr 3 per wee ee — bivdas™ OGLE PARKINSON. Propietor. RT. cz —The 64th Annual ‘will begin on MONDAY, OCTOBER STHleat Spm. ta teehee eal Bullding, 1825 H street n'w., with ai Introduce Aduress by Prof. D. W. Prentha, M.D. teulars anply to A. stive, Ufflce hours ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music, Simpeimatter. A Correct acornt ahd Avent promuiets tion gnaranteed in a t patil to follow with diate tangible result Fy shor: space of (imme. enabling. sreater profitand with imue. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Insiruction, ‘now Day and evening teacher, by any one onal methods. Artand Elocuuion. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. Application by letter or personally, as above, 9u22-3m ‘Terms movlerate. Also AW SUHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVER- jar and irregalar, all RT SCHOOL-WEST END. ‘gution, “Address Sad Te anv La acta Hall of he Clem | Aim 8. W, Key ee WHERE NEN Te, | COLLIE, AMS omtve of Paris, ramon 1 fure Hall of the Col _.Kelly. London ; ~Keliy. | oe = Cae ee ray OCLC Pa, Srscient Seth etre ans, which Ge IK WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR chen the ments iOr the Year will be made, a (OF proficiency, begins Septeniter x The Faculgy and course of tusiruction wilh tease | 1vth. i Soe (ts LEX Principal, cs, during preceding, years. For catal — Will reopen Sept. 150h, at 2013 Ost now, 9012,16.19 ation maybe mae '0 Wm. uae! “A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, CONN. AVE. SE ae (Beriitz method) and in | A and Lm., Washi for young titien and little ee 1437 nie + OF Object Hraw: auld girls, {a agg yond Acasa? Wil be reseed Sa RS.” BURRS ENGLISH AND FRENCI poe A ented oon ; Mitta a select school or tins and i MY Shenk a aren Theo | Skt Sarde wll be recive. Lammy tn piveae the session room of the A. P. i reopen WEDNISDAY, September 30th, yt £ and F sts. n.w., on Septem! 60s Masachusetis ave. nw. \OLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER FOUR- 2m French, the language of the seh strumental Music, Painting, Dra Work.” wo sew ‘Sixth annual session opened Sevieniber | > Cteen, 1585 Pst. n, w., teach Sear. re-open. October y and evening claasen Thotoues se AND EASSS" Cowes dhe 1" TSoH Hngteh” Hreneseand | Avy Deen sagan clams thuerongt ntrotlog Wwrengor FeMALE COLLEGE, Eatin one charge Seniors, in change of Luciea ieee puplis.“Gail‘or send for eiret | soe young kre Coliere, A. M. Juniors, under Mrs Colliere. Four Sec, po ES ‘oune Men, * Young Ladies, boarders taken Into the family. = eT with tory & Bask | wich ratory and Pre Study-Hours daily from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. sel-Im STITUTE, 914 bess schools for Boys, marys is for Girka, INSTRUCTI ‘pewriter at the Spenceci- oF Eveuing. Moderate rates 3m TPAHOROUGH, INDIVIDUAL T'icen tn the ase of th vess College, Day an bo or titi M® &a&GAR a ACKDEMY OF Da. TMENT, at MASONIC HL Corner 9th and _F six n.w., W Kke-opens for the s SATURDAY, SEPE for the form: Circnlars to be bad at ademy. M CHIPM PA Menee, 1131 17th Tember Ztst, a keh sully prepared during schoo! he NPE CEDARS A Home and Day School for Young Ladies, re. | 8. 8ill Reopen SIT gpm OCLODEIE si “Soden languages auder the | Quel pastracti TATLOR-1 TAKE Tue wt charge or the Berlitz school.” Thorouslcourse iis Music and Art A Special class on the Quiney for litie girls from 7 to U1 years of as MISS EAR 5 leare warned ai ¥ Kinderga: tens, but ‘au15-6W DROF, SHELDON WILL EXT! per Cent rebate to thove Joining week. ist some who claim tw open Know nothing of the system. Menoxatp-eiras Senor School for bors, best methods, Is fo ant particular! dress CHAS. M Ws AT ‘Only school of the ki Hom to all to see the met KX Mhens september bee mck Misses POLLOCK ana ag Rrowte, and procress of school @ laborutors: and ad- di M4 tween Lund K, select class Fall Sessions Open September 16, 1885. " Distinct Courses of Study and Government. Separate Saber bine ey pbircnct Gusts ot arety ona Goeernasent. Seperate Fale, Princeton a1 7 furnished to schools and families, For Catalogues ade schools and for the U.S Multary ‘and Naval drew Hey. A M-JELLY, D.D., Pres. New Windsor, mies. “For particulars addres CHAS. B. YOUNG, | 31g" HEV-A- Om. Piswae” Adth st Circulars ca be obtained at sg iy < auzsw_ | (QEORGETOWN COLUBGIATE INSTITUTE 3100 N st. West Washi in and school for young ladles att it 4s. To fourteent Year beging September 160%, I885, with full corpe uf Ueuchers. For circulars veri We CET STtbENsoN. MES. ASU LEAVITT, OF HosTON, GRAD AYE uate and certified examiner of the New England CORRTAEGT, Kinne,techniaws, harmony end voice nw. LADIES’ GOOD: vachers und s« ned th this t A iy convince them that it ts what th. rns and other inormation call itt my old customers that Iam now opes fur van a Fall Work at mig old place 1028 Peony ve hue northwest, where I will be pleased to see all of my Invite new ones Lo call. vi by which you ean soon as La : Rid canteens Roa ORMAL INS TUTTE profession, 214 zd ste. Jes-dm_ | fully, T, W. GRIMES. ‘weld nicl schools for children. | F>RIARLEY HALL.—a& HOME SCHOOL FOR | __ ee. RUSTE POLLOCK, Ae eee Poclessille, Ma., Reopens SERTEM ADIBS SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, Rie ci dustitute, 11:27 dress Mew Sf. EO PURTI. Principal ig f tor jC treular Linings and Recovered: Cloth Mash made- Miss CUNSENUMA Me 1810 Nth wt at) between N aud 0 nw. y INDERGARTEN AND MODEL § 1 RE 27 13th st. nw. ERK. Principals. Tease nm LADIFS' TATLOR and HABIT ‘Wittmake ‘Latics’ Drewes, ae durlaig September wich Goniaees Letser aoe oo ertaln, $155; Comtn, ‘Cloth vostomen, Ladies own . Beatrice, $18; Riding 001, .M and hizh school for both sexes, ISLT st n.w., Teopen Sti imo. (Sept) Mth. To provide: for nal room for recitations and calisthenics 10; Newmarken $15; x ‘Habits, WELLESL been procured. ‘The corps of instruction SUS! Costumes ¢0bs reemins neces pee 1305 17th si. Target bs uate of Waco and Swartinuiee ihe | Rc iand Gnmwarts, (loi Coxtuney nm Engiish, mathematics aaiucal science from 40: other This wellestabiished French and English Family | and the languages is horowsh und sificient to pre- | SPreial aitention to Weddiug Outiite. in wilch ME ‘ard Day School for girls will re pare studenis for ar best Collees. an ~ | White hts made a greatouocesa, “Cutting and iting. SEPTEMBER 23, 1885. ‘Send tor catalogue or call st school trom 2:30 pm. to | Patierns made to order. seh-aw* Primary: Interimediate, Acudeinle, College Prepare: | § p.m. THOS, W. SIDWELL. oo toryand Musical Departments. aulS-3m Princij J. I Behe eperin = MAY MEAD, —1J. Cy Horcamsox scholars in distant parts of the city, OdSEME Toonable. FOF particalars, &e., apply at For terms and circulars address reed st. nw sel-im IMPORTER, SS ROSA PORSCHE , FRENCH ae epoxaD, | NI "aaah lsh wcho . EEL pals, | OPeRsctober Ist. German and Fre OPENING. FALL 168a coustant practice. For circulars appiy 7 L. PARSONS, M. G TUTOR, | P.*. 2 V Gig Urineival | Parson's Busines: School:” Ke | QHORTHAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSIc DRESS TRIMMINGS, DRESSMAKERS opens OCTOLEM STH. Day Lessons ® &. 1. S every evening Private tessons # specialty = a Bookkeeping, Pemacishlp. ngaish, Selig: bortha boa a and pu ications cot hntiycuhany | FINDINGS.PASSEMENTARIES, FRINGES, ‘Arithmetic (speculity of rapid ealeuistions) aud all | tind exeent ies fur tearving the art are 4 ace oe er Matuematics.- Address P. O. Box 204, city THONCCRAPHCREAD | CLASPS, BUCKLES, BUTTONS, PARTS se12tocl 7 OCAL LESSONS. MKS. HARRIETTA MILLS, rds at Ellis’. Lessons resumed September 15th. se12-2w H, Doxce WILL RESUME INSTRUCT 2 on the Violin ‘and Orchestral Instruments: on September 14th, at his residence, 608 H street northwest, _ sel2-3m, W year opens Se,tember 24th, Careful at 1 M st, aw, AVERLEY SEMINARY, = Boarding and Day School for str NOVELTIESIN ROSARY BEADS,WOODEN AND LEATHER EFFECTS FEATHER TRIMMING IN ALL COLORS . Young men prepared Degrees conferred upon Foun Hon to lit ELEGANT GOODS, POPULAR PRICES FOSTER KID GLOVES. ain and G a Mativemution As th een a ria 4 (907 PENNeYLVaNa AVENUE c e 3 itary battalion, a uniform Isrequl fe-opens MON: KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for cntldren, icone Fl A. MCGURK, + 7 Cite, years old. Madame Chevremont hus had long ex- me on and will instract her pupils by HOD to speak French ina very English bran-hes will also be | i ght, bui it is dexigned to give instruction in the eneh languige ax much as possible, and the constant ‘aim from the beginning will beto make puplls SPEAK French. Madame Chevremont will be pleased to call upon parents avd explain ber method in detail. Ad- dress, 1434 Q st. n. w. Aft-rnoon and Evening Classes will be arranged for more advanced pupils, and Private Lessons will also be given to adults. GcH0or oF a [Established 18° 707 Hth st. n.w. Open daily; hours, 1 to 5 p.m. Modern methods~thorough and progressive. Private and class lessons, at School and residences, FREE ADVANTAGES. Piano or Voice, $5, $8, $10 and $15 aterm. sran tor praciice), 818 term, 5 aterm, Church Organ (o: Violin, $12 and 8: Catal _au2gim [NGALLS KIN WW 28H INGTON COLLEGIATE IN 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little ir Meietinrt Tistieans European masters tullowed. particulars MARTEAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 20TH OF SEPT! ing tuition, board, fuel. Hiviits and washing, $200, pay- merts made accommodating. Se minutes from Washington, can procure 30 trip tickets at Baltimore & Ohio railroad, “Tue Presi- dent of the College can be seen at Ebbitt House every ‘Wednesday afternoot @c., address Misses BU! ADA B. CONN, OF THE WARSHID ‘will take tal music and hartony.. puntis in vocal and Jethods of the best For terms and oter Apply at 1025 Vermont instram Seumc Oor Sruxo Oon TO CLOSE BUSINESS Having concluded to give up busta Toffer - lire stock of = _ = LADIES MILLINERY. FANCY Goops ‘AND CLOAKS auls-din ‘The next_sessio1 ‘of this Institution begins on the EMBER NEXT. WITH A FULL SORPS OF PROFESSORS IN ALL THE REGULAL | at a great sacrifice. ‘Call ear! COLLEGIATE BRANCHES, tn-uduition tothe De | a partment of Scientific and Practical Agriculture. M. SILVER, For scholastic veur of two semions, emibrac- 71d Market Space SHIELD 18 RECOM led by the Leading Dremmakers, Tt ts absolutely imy ‘tle aul all Dry Goods and Ladies’ Purntet joss for catalogue. Is only 20 cent round ‘Persons Wishing to visit the col between 2g and 6g o'clock. VED. AUG. J. SMITH, President, Md. Agri College, Ma. NEY INSTI :. BIN CONN. AVEN English and French sctiool for young ladies and ttle iris Keopens Seprember ui. For terms, ESS. Principals au22-1m8 MMF. VON BRANDIS, MODISTZ, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York: Wm. Barr & Co., St. Louis, Mo, Suits made at the shortest BS. ELIZABETH HARRI) NGLISH_ AND French Boarding aad Day school, 622 18th st, The courve of in- notice Superior fitting, struction com; e" . for & + DiS APUNSR BL ESP SS oe | BSE Se thd action ryan ass ia BEE FRC ann Princtna Sticor mckward papi, Nn We have 100 Doren LADIES BALBRIGGAN Assisted by a full corps of experienced teachers. "Parisian prowuncition: natural method. A prac | HOSE. sizes to 0% our regular 47e. Howe, which we Figgas ee RSS ee | LIRR EEO feuesine Tye per ma tame ple rele 7 [ULE COLUMBTAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY | je30.¢m TOI 1th et newer and T, | PEDO Schvol— ‘The exercives of this school will be re sumed on MONDAY, the 2ist of September, at 9 o'clock a.m. Previous to that date Prof ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A.M., of one of his ansistants, will be daily In attendance at the school building, No. 1335 H street n. w., to confer with new studetts OF to an- swer inguiries concerning the school. sn JAMES C. WELLING, President. HILL INSTITUT! KINDFR- ‘garten will re-open on September 28. For further information, apply to MISS SMITH, 22 sts. oF MISS BOY DEN, 22 Sd sts. €. se10-1im, PRE L LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF a Iss. 'S GI Mi "isn Sanat No bab ae ate ber ist. The common Enclish bratiches and German Jav uy rr 7. Evening German Classes: foradufieand ebiidren DENULE, Principal ay; Pe oaates. confidential: a for college, ) West Point, ail exam! INSTITUTE, sw, corner 8th and K sta nw. |, Classical, . e SW. FLYNN, A. M. Evening Classes, $3 and $5 amouth.” oc20 Dan cr IV" AND ENG | [dies dremes Pen Caen | @ CAROLINE Liste os 3 A — = ‘188 ANNIE 4 $175 vn tine, Rea TUnos | asim Py See ae : moc $175, Boys’, Military Academy: $200,Young Men, MIE | FJVHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH pre poodle) eek ake eee" Address EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, ‘Had- School, J. W. Hunt, Principal, commences ite ‘Has Sreciattim Ame ee10-1m! 17th annoal session Se;tember 14th'In North Session French Hand-made Underciothi [ITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAG! Ta ASLINGTON, = BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, BAILADELPHTA, BALTIMORE, BMI SEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL Recognized everywhere to be the best schools for Room Dr. Sunderland's church, 44st entrauce wort kate Instruction. thorough: papas atied for, the best foliegea aniverstes und v iste also. Tor com fae liigh fank in chewarious institutions ot the coum yechuic schools, of for autive examinations, They Circulars at tie bookstores. If an interview is address Lock Bux 535, P.O. auz1-21 speak, write. read and understand the for Sign languages, Terius begin SETPEM BEM 7. Prof. N. JOLY, 8010 ‘723 14th st. nw. PDEOF. SHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1003 Fst. Aduits—Monday. 10 9:30, Juventles—Mor HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSIT’ ‘Tue Preparatory School begins ~ept 21. Scape Bs z Corcoran Scientific chyol begiim Oxi. 6 Por firtacr informacion apply 40 Eed-im SAMiS C. WHLING, LUD, President 5,and Saturday, 1 to 2:30. Sway, SHORT DGrs MEDIA ACAD- 0 1318 I ST. N. W.. OPPOSITE emy, oe a AvFrantn Park.—Sisteenth Annial Sesion opens | Sb Uwe, pend or crealars "SWITHIN C SHORT < 4th. Drawing and Painting from. September 14th. Dg me Antique, fa pe, Beet ing 1 , Bet ch from Nature; Design. Pen, Pencil, harcoal,Cray on and Water Color. Méchanion! Drawing, Pot Cha ‘se0-1m* 8K FULLER ‘Principal. RLINGTON INSTITUTE—BOARDING AND 2X Day School for Girls, at Alexandria, Va., six niles from Washington. est educational’ ad- Vantages, with thome. "Terms moderate. Ad dreas Miss REBECCA C. POWELL, Principal, s9-1m Wx H. Rix, : ‘717 MARKET SPACE. GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES, Cat this out and show itffto your {friends, and con- vince them that in addition to our complete line of ‘Ladies’ and Gent’s Fine Boots and Shoes, we have the best line of Medium Grade Goods ever offered to the gel 00. 2 Soc Very ane Gur aa Box Toes 9388 00"—ieita fine Gut, Kid Connon Sense 253 move gottra fine Cur. Kid Box Toe... pee Any Style. J. O, BENNETT @ BARNARDS ‘Hfand-made Boots and ‘For School Shoes it will pay you to come and ‘We have combined good looks, quality and low prices together. ‘Large linoof Children’s and Misses Spring Heels. Genuine Hand-etwed Ladies’ or Ruut onder tr 68. Same ‘WM. H. RICH, . J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER, TEACHER or Piano, Orpan, Vocal Susie and Harmony. ‘Special attent to as well asto advanced. 741 ‘7h st Dw. esha GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST RECOM: A. mendations and references desires ‘age for Classic and Modern Music: true Italian method; good German, and Italian 7 pupils of any ‘Bi after u ed ~~ the tag 7 couversstion iin oie erettares gegee oNUPFELDT, 12156 a. ‘neal ts RIMENT, 1 Fale Abi OCTOBER, Btn, "1885, at 7 03 2 885; o'clock p.m.,in the'new Law Building, No. 1008 E MUS2EAIE RPOPENS HER SELECT SCHOOL apd Ki foot Corcoran, op 13th Lath (| Cu SEPT EMI 4-4we street norshwest. Catalogues can be obtained at Morrison's, Ballan- 3 ‘sand Brad Adams’ Bookstores, or at Webchat the Treasurer, SLEMING J: LAVER: 8c8-Ow CLASSICAL RAGG'S ENGLISH AND ay Young Ladies and 1ss I Famoity ‘snd Day School for tle Girls, 330. ow. LABS. ‘MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL RLS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, 18th annual session commences Sept, 25, _ey7-ime f: [ORGANS SCH¢ iS 4G MORIATS SHORE FOR YOUNG