Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1885, Page 4

pistol while engayed in a fighit,was fined $50 by ehild was found on the parking at 22d and K streets northwest, and was sent toSt. Ann's In- $20,000 for injuries recei yard ofthe Brick Machine company, was ac- eidentally run over by h's cart an was in the Police’ Court this morning charged with being idie and incorrigible, and was sen- tenced to the reform school during minority. J, H. Mandeville and Julius Solger as United States commissioners were to-day secepted by LOCAL MENTION. Teather. HEP SIGNAL OFFICER, Sept. 17,1555, 11 am. le Atlantic states, continued cool winds, preceded to- coast, 7 talr weather is ndand the middle Ate sol and clear weather ion and Vicinity, A Fixe Lever of lace curtains at cost, besides our regular Lim W. B. Moses & Sox, Jith and F sts. D.w. ar orders for fresh fish, Aden's Potomac river ter Market, 's ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out w York avenue. ettown; 14: Loox at Tas—A olid Walnut Parlor Suite, seven pieces, for $35, worth $15. Wm. H. Dunn, S11 7th street northwest. Tie Most BeavtirvL DispLay of fall-style bats at rock-bottom prices, at Franc’s, corner 7th and D, the o: ¥ one-price hat and the ett, A SrectAt BanGarn—Our $35 Parlor Sulte. Wm. Hi. Dunn's h street northwest. PALM CosMEs prevents wrink! ruggisis and Mrs. C. Snort before t night a slight fire, cansed by sponta combustion, was discovered in’ the cel i of house Hore 21st Street, occapi y J. D. Ramsey, and was ex- Unguisbed without causing nfich’ damage. 240 Pains fine infant shoes at 39 cents. Z. Btrasburger, No. 06 7th st., four doors above I. Sprctat Notice Wm. Hahn & Co.'s reliable shoe houses, 516 7th street and 1923 Pennsyl- Vania aventie, will be closed from Friday, 6 p. In., o Saturday evening at 6. Gor: OystER DEvor, 92 ave- nue, is the place to get good fresh oysters, shuéked or if the shell. Telephone 847-3. Norurxe Like Ir EVER BEFORE OFFERED— Walnut Parlor Suite $35. Wm. H. Dunn’s, 311 th street northwest. Lapres, call and see the fine shoes we are @fterins At $147—Kid, moroceo, pebble goat, love K oxed gaiters. Z, Strasburger, No. S06 7th street, tour doors above L Facx and eyesight fitted; Hempler’s, cor. 4% CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALmATGt's OPERA Hovs&.—Ada Gray in “Horte Forp’s Orera Hovse.—“The Mikado.” ‘Teaver Comrque.—Variety Dine Museu. rad; or, The Hand of arr Huxda’s Orera Hovse.—“Hoop ot Gold,” Condensed Loca os will be lighted at 11:00 p.m. and dished at on Dipple has begun a sult in equity August Guenther, ALE. L. Keese and settle a dispute dver a’ piece of proj erty known as Peters Mill Seat, at Brizhtwood, aims that he purehased the property for tthe defendants, instead of givinghim gave loin a deed of trust, Frades Unions last evening Owster and Thos. Denham a at the fourth annual of Trade and Labor anada, to be vity on December 8 next. furnishing -and delivering the navy yard, Washing- use of the navy, has been awarded Meknight, of Piiladelphia, at $1.94 Unions of held int ton, for 1 tw Wm. per p: john A. Joyce returned last evening from New York, where he contracted with Thomas K. Knox € Co. for the publication of a book en- titled “Peculiar Poetry,” to be issued by the Ist Of December. Willian Cole,a colored man, who drewa judge Snell to-day ‘weapons. 7 Last night about eight o'clock a white male for carryipg concealed fant asylum. Julia F. Webster has entered suit against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad company for ed by her twelve joseph H. Webster, who lost a ear-old son, ot by being run over by atrain corner of Maryland avenue and 9th street, December 11, Tuesday afternoon a young colored man, named Lemuel Johnson, living near B and 14th streets northeast, while skylarking In the seriously illiam Minor,a twelve-year-old colored boy, Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis, the well-known golored tragedienne, supported by Miss Lena Miller, no; Mr. Thomas P. Simmons, bar- Mone, Mr. Christopher McKinney, tenor, will give an entertainment, consisting of dra: matic readings and singing, at Willard hall this evening. The nations of Messrs. Aldis B. Brown, ‘The Eloping Couple Return. MR. AND MRS. DARLING AT THE HAMILTON HOUSE. Miss Beatrice Klingle, an account of whose elopement with Edward I. Darling was pub Ushed in yesterday's STAR, was married upon her arrival in Baltimore on Tuesday, by Rev Peregrine Wroth, the rector of the Chureh of the Messiah. ‘The couple returned to the city last ev now sto} at the Ham- iiton ae x re ‘tingle the father of the young lady, called upon his daughter last ening. i neo Bad On Laer view we herin it esterday. Mr. ngaged inthe plang business in thisclty with bis eles and for the present the young couple w! remain at the ilton. —_——s—_—_ Milled by a Street Car. AN OLD COLORED MAN'S HEAD CRUSHED UNDER THE WHEELS. Henry Simms, colored, 70 years old, was ran over and instantly killed by car No. 19, on the Washington and Georgetown railroad last night about 11 o'clock, near the corner of 26th and M streets uorthwest. The remains were removed to the fourth precinct station, Simms had been visiting friends in and left shortly before 11 o'clock on car No. 34. When near the corner of 26th and M streets the car was stopped, and as the old man started away he walked into car 19, which was going down the grade. He was knocked down Tun over by the car, the wheel passing over bis head, killing him instantly. coroner will hold an fnquest this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the fourth precinct station. William A. Js the driver of the car, was placed under this morning by Officer V« —<———_—— Wounded with His Own Weapon. SHOT HIMSELF INSTEAD OF THE GIRL HE WAS QUARRELING WITH. ‘This morning about half-past twelve o'clock, near the corner of 9th and N streets northwest, John Edwards, colored, while engaged in an altercation with Maggie Foy, drew a pistol from his pocket, and in doing so it was dis- charged sooner than he intended, and the bul- let entered his right thigh, Inflcting @ painful wound. After being shot he ran off down Ott street, but was overtaken by Officer He! who placed him under arrest and took him the station house. It was found that his inju- ries were of @ painful and probably of a serious nature. He was removed to Fi ‘a hospi- tal in the patrol wagon, . . —— TRYING A SuIT AGArnst Dr. HALE—The trial of the suit brought by C. H. Knight against Dr. William H. Hale to recover $100, was begun before Justice 8. C. Mills yesterday’ afternoon, Mr. Knizht testified that he paid $100 to Dr. Hale, who: for that sum to cure his wite of a ‘malady with which she was troubled in thirty days. A year had elapsed, and she was noteured. Dr. Hale claimed that he had cured the lady to the extant that he had agreed. The hearing was continued to secure testimony showing the physical condition of the lady at the time she first visited Hale. Lio STRIPPED oF STOLEN CLOTHES.—Ella Brooks, @ young colored woman, stood in the dock at thé Police Court this morning and pleaded not guilty toa charge of larceny. She was attired in @ petticoat, with a piece of cotton sheeting thrown around her shoulders, and had a sole- less pair of shoes on her feet. She had visited Magzle Williams’ house, on the 7th-street road, in her absence, and. liad. dressed: herself’ in clothing belonging to Maggie. Officer Riley arrested the girl, and when at the station he stripped her of ‘the stolen clothes, which he returned to Maggie. Judge Snell gave her 30 days in Jail. THe Caprrat BicycLe Crus Racrs—The following program has been decided upon for the Capital Bicycle club races, to take plitce at Athletic Park, October 9: Five mile, Flint cup, club; half mile, sociable, club; two mile, opet. record; half mile, open; one’ mile, open; two mile, club, Woodward & Lothrop cup; one mile, safety, open; three mile, open, record; one mile tandem, open; one mile, novice. THIEVES SENTENCED—John, allas George Garner, was sentenced to 60 days in jail by Judge Snell yesterday afternoon for stealing @ blanket and alap robe from W. H. Wilson. John Marlow, colored, tor stealing a watch from James Johnson, Was fined $10 or thirty days. ed ——>-__ ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF FoRGERY.— Edward Rothschild, a young man, was arrested yesterday by Detective Carter on complaint of Alex. Hunter, who charged him with torgery. Hunier, it is claimed, had a valuable gun, and it is alleged that Rothschild forged Hunter's name to @ paper, by means of which he ob- tained the gun. Rothschild is held for a hear- ing. —_+____ Affairs in West Washington. Grarx REcErers.—Canal-boat Maryland ar- rived with 700 bushels of corn and 500 bushels of wheat tor Hartley Bros. PrRSONAL.—Messrs. Bayard and Leonard Kidwell have gone to reside permanently at Winchester, Va. TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 71: con- dition, 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 72; condition at north connection, 17; south connection, 22. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature. 72; condition at influent gatehouse, 17; condition at effluent gatehouse, 13, ‘See the advertisement for an excursion by the ladies of Hamline church to the Great F: on Saturday. ‘The reoran fire insurance company has Cor Mied a bill inequity against John Thomas John- son and others for the sale of lot 3,in subdivi- sion of square 427, to satisfy a note. Inthe suit of Sarah E. Chase and Dennis Pin- nes, {rand others, for the sale of three houses jotson M strect, between 15th and 16th streets, Judge Cox yesterday decreed the sale. ay, reterred to the examining ‘Soun Stews: men of East oon ge were before the i ‘The application of Walter H. Foss, studen' ‘Sdmiasion to the bar of this District was, to: committee. uller, two young "alice el with stealing six chairs Geutheler's garden, on Capitol Hill. The Gio jthem six months each in jail. Washington Trestle manufacturing com- yey, ae & certificate of in ition, ry tore rt a Eugine is to manofacture and sell machine ‘practical pplication ‘of the patents ier, and the capital is fixed at $7,000, In 70 shares.’ The officers are: Max sucha, presideat; L. A. Dellwig, secretary; Mor is Luchs, treasurer, and Norman T. Engel, ‘Owen Donnelly and Morris Luchs directors, who with G. W. Zei and E. E. Eliisjare the incor poratora,, —<—<—— BUTTING A Maw INsENsIsLe.—Nathan Ash- ton, the colored man who assaulted John Mer- gen yesterday, as stated in THE STAR, was ar- Fested later in the evening, and locked up at the eighth precinct station. It appears that the men ® dispute, and when 4 —— began busing Ashton, the latter struck him in the head with his fist, and then butted him until be feli to the grou d in an insensible condi- Yon. Mergen was removed to Providence hos- pital, and will not be able to get out for several ys, when Ashton will be tried for assault and battery. ALBAvGn's Next WzEK.—Monday evening next the latest New York success, Bartley Campbell's great dramatic spectacle, “Clio,” will be produced under the supervision of the author at Albauch’s Grand Opera House. No ctacle has a better corps of dramatic talent. ile. Cornalba is known as. thorough artist, ‘and there Is @ liberal display of chorusses, bal- Jets, costumes and scenery, including the great earthquake scene. The sale of seats is now open. ————— THR NATIONAL Rrrres' Farr.—At a meet- ing of the National Ritles’ fair committee last evening reports of various sub-committees were made, showing that the preparations for the fair are weil advanced. The printing commit- tee on @ season ticket forthe fair made a re- port arranging @ ticket that will be sold at $1, admitting ‘@ gentleman and lady. Prizes aré to be offered, amounting to $200, for those Selling the greatest number of season tickets. Lieutenant Manson was directed to take charge Of the season tickets. Invitations were ordered to be sent to the lady friends of the company to aasist at the fair. In addition to those pre- viously reported, donations were announced from Otto & Brewer, Trenton, N. J; Burroughs & Montiord. Treaton, rthur Bradsbaw, Meriden, Conn.; Haviland & Co. Limoges, France; Brovke & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; Stott & Cromwell and Tschiffely & Evans, of this city, and Mrs. A. M. Kenaday ——-— MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marrlage licenses have Deen issued by the clerk of the eourt to Jos. ©. Ehert and Margaret Mook; James C. Reeves and M. A. Fraser; Harry H. Golden and Sallie E, Hoover; John ¢. Lamont and Mary A. Clear: Williaa Coleman and Jennie Carter; Geo. KR. ‘Thomas and Laura E. Slade, both of Hennings, D. C; Charles Hamilton and Evelina Powell, both of Georgetown, D. C.; Daniel J. Sexton and Anna M. MeGee; George E. McGill and Laura King, both of Uniontown, D. C. —>_—_ Wasuixotox CATTLE MARKET. Heid every Monday at Queenstown, onthe Metropolitan branch B. & 0. KR. K., three miles from the city, Louis D. Means, proprietor. 103 head of eaitle on the market’ yesterday. Best soldat5 tw Big good, 4%, to 47, tair, 44 to4iy medium, 3% tot: ordinary, “By Wo Bh. 950 old sheep gud lambs up: vid Sheep sold at 2 to 3p; lamba Bip to Bige. calves brought from 4 to 6c. 17 cows and calves up, selling from $25 to $45 per head. State of the market dull. sate ee SAKs & Co.'s ExrLoves ORGANIZE.—A meet- ing of the employes of A. Saks & Co, was held last night, at their establishment on 7th street, Wworganize a reliet association, Messrs. Sake & Co, started the fund by giving them $100. The Organization was effected by electing the follow- Ing oflicers: J. Moser, president; 8. Katzenstein, Yice president: D. Doagherty, recording secre- tary; J. Fieisuman, financial secretary; H. Krophelmer, treasurer; Messrs. S. Kennedy, J. Smith, J. Buchanan and 5. A. Kiein, board’ of Managers. It was left to the board to draft Suitable resolutions and report at the next BBE A . 4 n BOB AA rx Hi Rx $°% Bs wh EB ON RS G0 BBB A A & x it u uN eae PPP) oO wow Be oo Wwww DUD gee BRR oe 3 3 wwww Ps 3 = RRR P ‘oo Ww Dow Exe & Bz ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than ‘Speakers without number owe thelr pres- ent usefulness. and succes to Bawvoup’s Rapical Be Dr Wiggla sap "One ‘remedies fot ve of the best id Siete crane, Sonnet So Bare tens, t's COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. ‘Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Langs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Weal tomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, try these Plasters. Placed over the Pitof the Stomach, they Prevent and ciife Agus Pains. Bilious Colic, Liver Complaints, aul protect the system from a thousand lia 25. Jel5-m.th Pockerzoox TLoaro FOR PRUDENT MEN, ‘The way to suoveed isto get the most possible for your money; the harder you work. the more anxious You should be to Spend your dollars wisely. In buying CLOTHING it is the chespest to get something that ‘will wear well and look well as long as it lasta. Consider make as well as fusterial. Sdme people are not satls- fied unless they make a big profit on everything they sell. We ARx Satisvixp Wit a8uALh Puorrr. We like to turn over money quickly,‘andthe lower the prices the more rapidly we cao turn it over. Five per cent on a Suit may seem like a very small profit. but turning five per cent over onde a month amounts to sixty per cent per annum. Ofcourse this is out of the question with Clothiers who Tiave enorthous rents and other expenses. WESELL GOODS AT THE LOW- EST POSSIBLE COST. This is why we have been 80 successful, and nowhere can you obtaln Good Cloth- ing Lower Than We Seli at the MISFIT STORE, ‘Corner 10th and F. ‘We sell Boys’ Suits from $2 up, ‘Men's Suits from $6 up. Fall and Winter Overcoats from $6 up. Pants from $1.50 up. Black Cloth Dress Sults from $18 up. ar TTTH HEI aM SS, FFFITTITT TH HE | MMEMES SSE a Se ea TH HEER MM MUSsS¥ oT T SSg TTIT 00 RRR ERE H T 9OORRE Ss, oT QQ ERE ke CORNER Fike ORRE. . f “oO RR Ege 7 Bg HOH ty oe Hop ats y ha Hu eae re i" F HH Set oF > We hai nlNgbave Be connection with any imitating concern A Wor To Taz Wise Although we have been doing business ander our present firm name but one year, we have, by the character of our goods, our prices and Our methods ef doing business, made ourselves known to the people of Washington and vi- cinity. ‘The goods which we sell made their own rep- utation long ago. ‘Wo buy mainly the Clothing manufactured by WANAMAKER, of Philadelphia, ‘The large purchases ofthe Wanamaker firms (amounting to twenty millions of dollars annu- ally), thelr large facilities tor manufacturing, ‘and being retailers themselves, with an int! mate knowledge of the demands of retailtrade, enables them to produce the newest and best styles of goods at the lowest possible prices. Our facilities for obtaining these goods and the moderate éxpenses of our eatablishment, enables us to offer them at correspondingly low Prices, and we say, without fear of contradic tion, that our stock is the freshest and our prices the lowest to be found in the city. We are now showing entirely new styles of BUSINESS, HALF DRESS and DRESS SUITS. In OVEROOATS we don't hesitate to say that the Wanamaker goods are the Best-fitting gar- ments ever shown here in ready-made stock. E. B BARNUM & CO. eld 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Breveuzs, Tarcveus, V zvocreeprs “ We are enabled to offer some decided bargains in the above goods, which we have just received from the factory. They all have the V spoke steel suspension wheels, and are guaranteed by the manufacturer, Rubber Tire Bicycles fur Boys and Youths: the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor Phosphate powders SoLp ONLY mm cawa Rovan Baxixe Powpes Co. 106 Wall street. NY. ap = r[®Y AYERS PILIs, AND BE CURED. MISE. ry isa mild word to describe the mischief to body ‘and mind caused by habitual constipation. The regu- lar use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, in mild doses, will Testore the torpid viscera to healthy action, 66]2L00D Foop” IS THE SUGGESTIVE NAME ‘often given to Ayer'f Sarseparilis, because of Its blood-enriching qualities, eld CASHMERE SERGES in Blue, Brown, Green and Garnet, very fine qualiy, twer BLANKETS. BLANKETS? BAN BLANKETS slightly solled ut actual cost EAR SG ae ED SILKS excel COLORED SILK VELV ETS §L. 7” i BLACK SILK VELVETS, $1. BLACK CASHM! ¢ CASHMERES, doable width, pure wool, Srhy aoa {ED CASHMERES, double width, pure wool. ob BROCADE SILKS, ‘BROCADE Si Th K CASHMERE SHAWLS, pare wook XCELLENT BLACK SILKS, EXCELLENT COLORED 81 Om CRADLE BLANKETS, $1. olnits size DOUBLE Wire KETS, 92, jiadeome BROCADE DRESS cheap 25c., reduced to 12iye. pias = ‘THE ABOVE ARB STRICTLY CASH PRICES CARTER's, ‘711 MARKET SPACE ‘Near 7un aurea, Exe ry: FOR MALARIA, FEVER AND AGUE. sel2 Also for “ech Gtxengthening and Tnvigorating the System Kew ‘soca, sole ERR MM PR = EXTRA PALE BEER FOR SALE EVERYWHERE = jy28 EMETERY NOTICE!—A LARGE ‘ment of ITALIAN and AMERIC Og and GKANITE MONUMENTS of Scseripuion and of the latest nyle and theese lsnow offered at the lowest. ra meeti which will take ph Mc evenlt ing, Which w! place Monday evening = See DEaveur Honsrs.—Thos. Dowling will sell Tooms, to-morrow at 10:30 a m.,about ‘work horses. ‘The sale is posliives THE ‘WORKS, ¢ 10TH sf. N. W.- MEE SS 28-Inch wheel, former price $12.50, now $10. a2“ $18, now 812.50. see“ 4 4 925, now $16. 42“ * © @ $35, now $20. ‘Tricycles, all iron and steel, forGirls and Misses: 24-1nch wheels, $7; 28-inch wheels, $8.50: 32-inch wheels, $10; 36-inch wheels, $12. These are 25 per cent cheaper than anything which has veen offered heretofore. ‘Veloctpedes, all iron and steel: ‘For boys from 8 to 6 years, $3.50. “4 © Bio7 “ $450, Two “ 95.50, 9012 “ 96.50. ‘We also keep st all times full stock of Boyw ‘Wagons, WheelBatrows, Carts, &c., dic. (Ons sigck of Baskets deserven at all times your expe- cal mn, as We are positive thas we can show you ‘not only a very lange assortment bur also that you will ‘find our prices to please you. We carry = full line of ‘Lunch, Traveling, Work, Market, Flower, Frult, Knife’ Scrap and Clothes Baskets, Clothes Hampers, Willow ‘Chairs for children, &c.. dc. (AzBAUGES GRAND OPERA HOUSE, | COMMENCING MONDAY ‘Wednesday and Sef S@-THE EVENT OF BARTLEY CAMPBELL's GRAND Introducing 200 Performers ‘TWO NEW GR PREMIER Ror > £ me Pad ae Es MMM tu. Exe Premier Character Dan GORGEOUS COSTUMES! ‘The Terrific Earthquake! The Greatest *, ‘to. with reserve earthquake eee —[N. ¥. Dee, Aug. wate “There is brilliancy in the scenery [NY Herald, Aug 22 ae MESSRS. CAMPBELL AND ALBAUGH HAVE ‘Secure seats at once and avold a rush, Order Carriage at 11 p.m. mouse ‘A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE rsday, Friday and Saturday Mvenitga and Satur ™ ay Matinee, the Dlotinguianed one Pmotioual Actrese Cha a Wants Sih a oe Sapportet ailon, ta her Noe Bente eae ee oe Stiga crealoning uaa ‘Written era oe Miss GRAY by A. Z HORTENSE LE VER! Z HEI ESS. roe IS ADA GRAY Virginia Ray. swnomrenneeniiss Ealth Ainsworth Marie..... m-«-MMi8s Nellie Keen Clarence, ir. A. 2. Chipman Clarence Heritage ‘2. C, Hamilton Charles Kidder haries E. Graham. Mr, Wm, Johnson Act 1s. The wedding morn. The fatal meeting. Act 2d. A trusting wife. ‘The first doubt. ‘Act 34. Revenge. The Accusation, Act 4th The arrest. The sacrifice + ‘Next Week— Bartley Campbell's Grand Spectacular Production, CLIO. Sule of seats now open. it props T'VE GOT YOU ON THE LIST. Second and Last Week of GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S MIKADO! LAST MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. NEXT MONDAY~A Magnificent Rendition of the Spectacular Drama of the BLACK CROOK, under the ement of the sel6 IRALFY BROTHERS. ERZOG'S NINTH STREET OPERA HOS ‘One Square North of Pennsylvania Ave. Dally Matinee | TONIGHT | “Dally Matinee, . ‘The Strongest Sensational Drama ofthe Age. . HOOP OF GOLD, By Mortimer Murdoch, Esq. Startling Scenic Eftect. An Unrivalled Production, ‘Presented by a Great Company, with Miss BEATRICI LIEB. i. UTH Mr. ARTHUR MOULTON a. Mr. MORTIMER MURDOCH as. ‘To-night HOOP OF GOLD. Howpot Gold. Every Afternoon, top of tok g2-POPULAR PRICES —ramily Circle, 10cents Reserved Parquet and Orchestra chairs, "25 ceuts, On sale six days in udvance, SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES.—Children under 12 years of age, 10 ctu. to Parquet and Orchestra chairs. ‘Box Office open from $ a.m. to 10 p.m. Doors open. att and 7 pm, Curruges culled at 4:10 and 10:10, Coming-HAZEL KIRKE. sel4 [=a TER comique SUMMER GARDEN. THIS WEEK. MLLE, GIRARD’S NOVELTY anv STATUE TROUPE P™ Museu nia ave., near 11th st. Pen ANOTHER BIG ATTRACTION, Every Afternoon and Night ‘This Week, ‘the Cele- brated Actor and Comedian, DICK GORMAM, In his Thriliing Comedy Drama of CONRAD; On, THE HAND OF A FRIEND! ‘Supported by'a Splendid Dramatic Company. fn Museum—The Diorama of the Seasons, Aamusion to all only 10 cents, Reserved Seats cam be hud three duys in advance, se14-6t CITY ITEMS. Oysters! Oysters! Oysters! Everybody eats Oysters when they can get them good. Johnson has them, 440 and 442 9th street, one door trom E. Fresh arrivals daily of all the choice brands, and served in all styles, Select steamed a specialty, | Oyaters by the quart delivered to any part of the city. La- ies’ saloon first floor, Polite attention. 3 jooping Coughi—The only certain cure is “Bogert’s Vegetable Cough Syrup.” No tail- ure in 20 years. All druggists sell 3 Boys’ Wool Polo Caps 15 Cents, at Auerbach’s Furnishing and Hat Store, 7th & 1.3 Damaged Guns.—A slightly damaged breech-loading shotgun, with rebounding locks, istol grip and rubber stock will be sold for godt o'Meara's, 1547 Peun. ave. 6 Yd. Wide 15c. Percales, 64c., 736 7th st, Cloaks, 7th st, Mourning Store, 3 Johnson's, 13th and E Streets. AND Sritt. THEY Coxe, Another fine lot of those choice Hampton Bar Oysters, taken trom the oriny deep yesterday, where the pure salt sea ebbs and flows twice in every twenty-four hours over them. ‘They are the finest in the water. Steam, select stews, roast, broil, &c. Lifetime experience. Ladies’ large saloon attache 1 A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned. Therefore purchase your Boots, Shoes, Slip- pers and Rubbers at the well-known low-priced 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 Goal Shoes, $1.98. € Gents’ Congress, Button ahd Laced Shoes, Gents’ Seamless Gaiters, $1.98, urday Matinees, ‘THE SEASON..o SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION, | 3% ee oo Fi anda Powerful Dramatic Cast, AND BALLETS, . ASSOLUTA, ¥ RRR o% RRR aE BPR OA 88 RRN AA BE AA 8 ENRN AE BPR AA oo BR BON NN A’4 Liu Bee “47 suese, M'lle. ELOISE, GLITTERING ARMORS! ‘Scene Ever Put on any Stage in America, making picture which astounded and delighted every which entertains the eye even of the jaded play-goer.” DECIDED NOT TO INCREASE PRICES Sale now in at Box Office and Brentano Beats iby Mall, Telephone, or ‘Telegraph * a ONCH’S ORCHESTRA HAVING RETUI Dim {hele sunnier engagement. is now Teaiy forecelve orders in ge fone but the dest of music will be furnished. “Orders ieftat ana Jeuder’s residence, 608 H street n.w., will receive prompt attention. sel2-1m sia PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. AND RETURN. $1.50. STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE ‘Leaves 7th st, wharf at 6 p.m. sharp, - SATURDAY, September 19th. ‘The only steamer landing passengers direct at the Railroad wharf, No transfer through the city. No ‘waiting in depot for trains. ONE DOLLAR LESS THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE. First-class Meals on boat, 50 cts, Fare to Norfolk and Virginia Beach $1.50 for the Round Trip. aaTickets and Staterooms for sale at ELLIS’ MUSIC STORE, 937 nue. sel7-2t (A NAUTUMN DAY IN THE WOODS AND the rocks at GREAT FALLS. Exeurston by Ladies of Haiuline Church, SATUR- pay 9. 1bs5. Steamer Henry. G. Wagner se: wharf, corner of Hush and. Canals oclockam, ‘Tickets, 40c.; “Tes und coffee for shie, \RAND MOONLIGHT CURSION BY A Twelith 21, ‘h. The steamer John W. Thompson will art xt 6 p.m DAY, Sepiembe returning at 1. ets. be. A fine b: will we Refreshments wil be farni curdon. Refreshm a ATIER VOLKS-FEST. AT GUETALER'S PARK, SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, September 20, 21 and 22, 1885, SUNDAY, Sept. 20,2 p, m. Unvelling of the Fruit column, Sacred Concert, by th? Washington Suengerbund, Germania Maennerchor: "3 Orchestra. Welcome adresses by L. ler, -q.. iu German, and Hon, simon Wolf, iu English: he program closes with the Grund Mass Chorus, “Now Let Us Thank the Lor MONDAY, Sept, 21, 2 p.m. Concert, Dancing, Music and Village Musicians, Popular Games for adults and children, Prize Rowling aud shooting, Rooster Dance, Rope Dubcing, Carrying Water, Carrying Eggs, Sack Raves, Pole Climoing. Games for Ladies and Children, ele, ete, in the evening Liumination and Fireworks, p.m. Dancing, Music and ‘Bowling and Shooting,Games Adinission, on eituer day, 25 cents, sel5. TEAMER W. W. CORCORAN i continue Duly ixcursions to Marshall Hall and Glymont until NOVEMBER IST. * Bout leaves EVERY MORNING, at 10 am. retarn- at4 pm. Egret§ coins for Round Trip. SUNDAY.—Bont will leave tor Marshall Hall at 10 a.m. and 3 p. m., returning at Land 7 o'clock. ‘Bare 25 cents. selltnol Jo! THE onEaT Farts a IN JOHN BRIDGE. ‘The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make recular tripe during the season to theabove polnts every SUN- DAY, TUISDAY and PIUDAY, leaving her wart, corner of High st. aud Canal, at 8 o'clock am., sharp. Fare for routd trip 50c. Boat can be churtered on ternate days." Fur information apply at office of J. and J. Me WAT EIS, 1047 High st Georgetown, aa GENTLEMEN’S _GOODS. - 12,00, A FULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, COI- LARS, CUFFS, HOSIERY AND NECK- WEAR AT THE LOWEST PRICES. COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED 2c. each, ayl SB ELLERY. Dovete Sroze: DOUBLE FLOORS! DOUBLE FACILITIES! BUT xO * DOUBLE DEALING! ar LetterCarrier Hand-sewed Walking Shoe, $2.50. Geni lish Waukenphast, $2.87, Men's Boots from $1.98 up.” ° Gents’ Patent-Leather Pumps, $1.24. Misses’ Spring Heels from 73¢. up. ‘Misses’ Common-Sense Shoes from 98¢. up. Boys’ English Bals from 98e. up, Boys! Button Shoes from $1.17 up, Boys’ Patent-Leather Pumps, 98¢, Child's Spring Heels from 59¢. up, Child’s Heeled Shoes from 73c. up. Infants’ Shoes from 33c. up. Give us a call. No trouble to show Strasburger, No, 906 7th st.. 4 doors ‘The Cheapest Place In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. 20-th,s,tulm Fevers, leading physicians recommend and prescriie buny's Pare Matt Wheres Beane mended by physicians. Sold by druggists and grocers, I was a sufferer from Dyspe; wid Kennedy's Favorite Rem: ‘m. McKnew, 124 Fayette st., Price $1.00. A Dressy Sor For $15. is. Ze vel. 5 ia, and Dr. ly helped me. Baltimore, Md. e0 WHILE OUR STOCK OF FALL SUITS AND OVEROOATS EXCELLS ANYTHING WE HAVE EVER PRODUCED IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, WE CALL YOUR AT- TENTION TO A FINE CORKSCREW DI- AGONAL FOR $15 (THIS 18 JUST THE ® WEIGHT FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR). Lie Bien WE HAVE THIS SUIT IN SACK AND & i) BUTTON GUTAWAYS, WITH OR WITH- 4 PURE MALT EXTRACT, OUT BINDING. THE FIT, STYLE AND FINISH OF THIS SUIT Is IN KEEPING a Ie ead Se amctared frum | WITH OUR. STOCK, AND THAT 18 AS table qualities of & refreshing with the vigor: GOOD 48 ANY CLOTHING SOLD IN THIS sting Sad wholesome ofibe best Malt crry. ‘Its « true tonic and delightful alfke desir. able for ‘and persobs be found SPRANsY, trial to, ged complcie eupatna for ee 2 Pr most of) ‘are too: Be * 507 SEVENTH STREET. = = sie Sethe Se ET| Was HH. Bice, Yorks apes Edged Bitte arian ‘nourioning mt brace. fable Darerase, aod a wholesome invigorating toute: | GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES i Ph REDE Be Laut alter analy. pie Sor ‘of alcohol, its cence, laste. tall combine to re- Cut this out and show it ito yeur friends, and con- Saati 0 ee Bent arte nanos: | vince them that in addition to our complete line of it bas ever cogie‘uader my examnination®; "°° | Ladies and Gent's Fine Hoots and Shoes, we have the ‘Sold by all Grocers: aad Droggiess, best ine of Mediom Graqe Goods ever offered o the DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop’r, @T, LOUIS. $2.00.....-Genulne Car. Hild. Box Toe...--.92.00 At wholeeale by ’ ‘fale Gar. Kid Common atiss- £30 age Pea ean yin 918 OTH ST, WASHINGTON, = aur Sole, ged BENNETT @ BARKARDS SAL C. PALMER, domes Daros: 1294 och surest Northwest, Recehens, aoe 5.00 VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH STREET N. W. ‘When I first came among you I promised you PROTECTION In all things pertaining to my particular line of busi- ca TRY ME, And you will find that there fs 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 day save Bunday. ov axe ‘Your saving on one sult of clothes or overcoat will Jeave considerable cash in hand for your grocer, baker and butcher, TRY ME, And you will be so 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 are toc busy towalt on you when you first enter—as is oNen the case—look for yourselves, which is an easy task, fas the price ofeach and every garment ls marked in PLAIN FIG#RES. pig mibhite sow oral, iene . VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING MousR (997 and 929 Seventh strest northwen, Corner Massachusetta avenue , STRICTLY ONE PRICK 000 evenings until S:Satardaye ant 12 bd JEWELERS, 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Respectfully call the attention of thelr triends and the pablic in general to their removal into thelr new store, ‘where they open with the finest stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPERLING ‘Vocal physicians, limited number of Students with bound in tie taually of Principal ve17-3m NORWOOD crore 4 SELECT ‘Boarding and Day School for young Ladies and ie Girls. “Reopens with its customary lage ‘corps of Professors and Teachers, seventeen In number, Sebty Clase throng "Collegiats departures with thorgugh “instracuion tn French and Germai, Wasie and Art ‘Special tratning for pupils in Selected rere te versity dress and Mrs, ‘Principals, 1912 and 1214 Ith st, sel6-tloct “ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE—MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI- VERSITY—The 64th A:inual Session will begin on MONDAY, OCTOBER STi, at Sp.m.,in the Medi- cal Baiiding, 1825 H street nw.,with an Introductory ‘Address by Prof. D. W. Preativa, M. D.,to which the Profession and Public are cordially “invited. The Feqular lectures will continue daily throughout we course, at 5:30 p.m. Ree Renata win commence at he e pn Tuesday, October Gib, at 7 p.m. For Ueuiars dopiy to Av BoA: KING, LD. bean, 738 Path sin.w, Cflice hours $:30t0 10am, &4i05 p.m. s1G-1m LAW 86200! OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVER. 4 SITY.—The exercises of this School will be re- sumed In the Law Lecture Hall of the Columbian University OCTOBER 7PH. at 6 O'CLOCK P.M, When the announcements ior the year will be made: ‘The Faculty and cours: of instruction will be ‘the same us during preceding years. For catalogues, Splicaton muy be'male to\Wan-lt Morrison. 475 Px ave: Augilm & Co,,1424 F stnw: Fite. Fox & Brown, 1437 Pa, ave, or to JAMES @. WELLING, L1.D., President. sel-Gm. HE COLUMBIA COLLEGE, ‘The exercises of this Department of the Universit wil be resumed SEPTEMBER 2i8T, ut Uclock om FZaminations for admission will be held on the Tat {OUD Tat ee tion eretye ‘or 8 OF information apply to AMES TSMES C. WELLING, LD na. D. CAB _sel7-6m. Bi L THE con ENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY, be resumed In the <ily Hullding TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6TH, at ‘clock pat. resides ti insprelal toeuter this department are re- quested fo call on the Dean and register their names as early as possible, apply to Prof. E. T. For catalogues.or_ tntormatio FRISTOE, Dean, or to JAMES C. WELLING, LL.D. President. MES, EEZABETH PARSONS GRIGG WILL Mi open a seicct sctivol for 1 Little Boys in the sesstort rocun of the Mf, PL eunireh, Sth st. between, K and F sts. tw. ou September its ave. nw Tenth pene, reoper AS36. Pre neh and boys taken into the family, Hours daily (soi 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. sel-1m_ TPHOROUGH, INDIVIDU given in the use of the Ty per an Husiness College, Day of Evening. of tuition X Washington, D. C.. Re-opens for the season of 1sto: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 for the formation of classes. Cireulars to be had ut music stores, oF at the Ac ademy. sel-1m MUS Gro: F GUPAAS WICK OPEN aTineR AVE residence, 1131 17th st. n.w., on MONDAY. se] iember 21st, a school for children, AM lessons faith: fully prepared during scuoul hours, sel-Lu® MPVHE CEDARS. ° School for Young Ladies, re languages under the oronizh course in Eg. ‘special chiss on the Quiuey gto ad years of ace, ISS EARLE, 1916 35th st. JK SPERG ART NORMAL IN-TITUTE for Teachers. with model schools for children. Mrs LOUISE und Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, Princi- Circulars at the National Kindergarten, 929 Prochel {nstitute, 1127 15th st, The publicare warned azainst some who claim toopen \dergartens, but know nothing of the system. Movoxarpztus Scxoor AND WELLESLEY PREPARATORY, 1905 17th st, acd 1624 Massachusetts ave ‘This well-established French and English Family ard Day School for girls will reopen SEPTEMBER 23, 1885, Primary, Intermediate, Academic, College Prepara- tory and Musical Depurtivents. uily lessons im French, under the direction of Prof. . Fontaine—Be rlitz Metiio ployed by the school for the benefit of scholars in distant parts ol the city, ‘For terms and circulars address HES nag Bocipal . S, VISITING TUTOR, und Princigal “Parson's Business School,” Re opens OCTOBER STH. Day Lessons, 9 a. m. io 1p. m. Bookkeeping, Penmuuship, English, Spelling. Arithmetic (speciality of rapid calculations) and higher Mathematics." Address P. O. Box 204, city selztocl 7OCAL LESSONS. V Mts MARRIETTA MILLS Cards at Enis’. Lessons resumed September 15th, FL, RONCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION ¢ ob the Violin and Orchestral Instruments ‘on September 14th, at his residence, 608 Hi sireet northwes selzsm INDERGARTEN AND ADVANCED CLASS. 1234 16th st, n.w., cor. R. 1. ave. and Scott Feopens OCT. IST Mrs, OUGA HESS iss [DA HESSELBA 1 sel2-2W K F\RENCH KINDERGARTE! . KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for euildren under 12 mont hus had ience asa teacher, and will instruct her pupils by the NATURAL METHOD to speak French ina very short Ume. Primary English branches will also be tanght, but it Is designed to give instruction in the French language as much as possible, and the constant Sim from the begiuning will be to make pupils SPEAK French, Madame Chevremunt will be pleased vo call dea rersaa ane explain her method in detail. Ad- Fess nw “Afternoon and Evening Classes will be arranged for more advanced pupils, and Private Lessous will also begiven to adults, SCHOOL OF MUSIC. u S' 707 Sth st. nw. aroaer Ren intr; Moura TB pm jodern methods” thorough and progress! ‘Private and class jessous, at School and residences, FREE ADVANTAGES. Piano or Voice, $5, $9, $10 and $15.a term. Church Organ (organ for practice), $15 a term. Violin, $1 aud $i3 a: term, 1d price list on application. TW asiineto COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, ‘This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual session Wednesday, ‘Sepvember 23d, 1835, Mrs.Z, D. BUCH! Principal. mareo teEE ATION AL RIFLES HALT, @, detween oth. Gcicber'S. ‘All te latest bd M™ YERsoy sexaxary, 2100 axe 1104 M Srazer N. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, vos ‘YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. = st 0 Ste sn PP a h . x OR YOUNG tag seer bogie SEPTEM oar reamsen ‘MRS ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM. Principal MISS SARAH 4. SCULI, MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, }r- Assisted by a Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teacher, ‘Highest Standard in English and Classical Stadies, ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, HE MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, 1436 Corcoran street. 13th annual semion commences Sept. 15. A ne ed RLINGTON INSTITUTE—BOARDING AND Day School for Girls, st Alexandria Va+ Special Advantages in tnstrumentaland Vooa! Musia, | <'\ Day School for Gira, 9 anérin, Ve. os Artand Elocution, Wantages, with, ome. moderate. Ad Fleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. = SOE, Feeaciyes. 630 DROP. J. FRANCIS GERM R TEACHER Application by letter or personally, as above, ‘of Plano, Organ, Vocal Music and Harmony a022-3m Special attention to begiapers aswell ast ‘ = acoL wae ee advanced. 741 7th st nm on Tme 1028 17th st.. between ‘Miss SW. Kelly, London M. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIPS AND LITTLE SS irs Gos 12th at now’ The Minges AHR Fechool on MONDAY, September 2h DaHy Tustraction in Preah, rae ICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND Dental Departimcots of Howard. University” will open their annual sessions October Sth ‘Cliabaa. 1 Kand 1. cei, 5 Mins Si Assistant. “Sixth ear. Life ch eat is awarded for proficiency, beg AY al aa cal and surgical will be held once a week. Object Jn clinic daily, Students wi Kpected to samist a snee these clinica, For Circulars vi CR PURVIS MD, Secretary, wan ‘, Lis tien stn we au28-2m French, the language of Ss Bonen 5 ‘Washington, D'C._ ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND | Nf encliat cea pice So eas SRRERES Decorative Design Vernon Row, 945° Pennayl- | Shnuai seesion cummences Sept See vanin eve, Sixth snbual soslea opsued hepeeatos us sce opt. Ast. “Day and evening classes. “Thorough custroction | —"* _ Mra c | RO, Principat. _ in ail branches of Art and’ Decorative work. A UREN FEMALE SEMINARY ‘advantags to regular pupils. Call or send for cireu- | AA Will Reopen SF PTEMBER 0. ‘Highest refer far. "i. 9. WALKER, Sec. seb iwe” | Sues given. For particulars address AMERSON INSITUTE, 914 1aTH ST. BE | "= es BALCH, Principal, 132000 st. tween Tand K, select classical and mathenSatical ) KINDERGARTEN AND TRAIN: OOL will reopen September Bist. O23 Mra_ ANNA B. OGDEN, Principal. EL, ORGA NIST, TEACHER OF PLANO schoois and for the U.S. Militar ESCH mics, For particulars address CHAS. B YOUNG, ay i Privefpaly o14 T4ih st Circulate cau be obtained af | €,¢,80@ VOCAL MUSIC. “Parucular aitention to bee Spree x ers, aa well as those wishing to be quadtied for eects a jormvers or Teachers. Terms easy. 1h NEY GERIAN METHOD POR THE PIANO, | w. ‘ape eat which pupils can accomplish in a few mouths : time gwhat is ordinarily done tn with the old GUEXANDOAH VALLEY ACADEM. mettihds,"s fouuded upon ‘thorough-bass prluciples, Siiec ver Bo Fart and particularly adapted to hew beginners” Parents, teachers und scholars will welcom the instructions | _®0258a.thl5t contained his metinod. A co of lessons will VHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, (SITE COOL OB dress CHAS. W, THOMPSON.011 Sst uw. au31-1m | entihe ‘and Engiien eae Sy moses ISS ANNIE MOKA Send for Catalogue, W. Ser. Board will eopen SEP Careful training: lnstrociiva im Whe elementary and a branches, - Mare F FRENCH PRONUNCIATION. aE Prot, Lucien EC. Colllere’s special course. Lan! Gow, pot ane-sly required, but the phil W 33H STON ATA DEARY OF TEL aia pany, | Bronce toucds-and special Only school of the kin here. A special invita prow tion to ail to se the method by wich You Cal moo peinatter, A torrect acorn learn a projesion, 214 28 st ce. jetm | UOb guaranteed in a very shor:mpace of | ‘pap to follow with far greater, FOR ZRARLEY HALLS a Hoare SCO inte Lane results” int Girls. war Poolesville, Md., Reopens SEPTEM- | teacher, by any one of the now. EK loth. Terms moderate.” For circulars ad- | tional uethoda. Day, and bvening dress Mrs. if. E. PORTE, Principal. find in Class for Ladies and Gentlemen. SINDERGARTEN A Geperel Atterncon and Evening HL WEUNUSDAYS and FRIDASS, at B30 opens September ‘Wh. at L127 13th st. mw, pp Mines POLEUUK and NUERIE Principals Teacher | S01 810:30 and 7:3 cr a -im* | Fegular and RAND MES ALFRED BUIACS ENGLISH | cons Ke M fod Fren-i Boating and Day mchoo! for Young ) OULLIERE, A. ‘adies und Little irks, 1OL2 17th st uw. AnD _ 7 ol RT shit" | CGUQMCETOWN | COLUROIATE TxeriryTe JQRIENDS: SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENT: | school for young ladies apt litte girl tae ary aud high school for butb sexes, 1811 Lat nw, | Year begius september 16cm, 168, with full worpe wil reopen vil mo. (Sept) Lath “Lo provide fur | Machera. For circulars apply to rowts, and ‘progress of school m laboratory andad: | sean Mis LUCY Sit PRNBON. prepare) odnere Ye Ne ee 188 AMY LEAVITT, OF B IN, GRA been procured. The corps of instruction bax been ene Au LEAVivs, OF Posto Eee arate Pence may eau baneetien, | MM tne tn verte caatner of toe instructiog in Engilsh, mathematics, nacuzal wclence | COnservate languages is thorouzh and ‘sufficient to 3 ior our best colleges and untversities, nd for catalogue OF call st <chiol from m. ‘THOS. W. SIDW 5-3 Mes “4s MEAP Bi TEACH!:R OF PIANO. y For particulars, &., ov M's 808s PORSCHES GERMAN, FRENCH VA and howl and Kin jerurte, ‘Open october 1st. ‘man and Frencu taugh by c-ustant practice. For circulars apply 1224 12th st Ee eal pple nad aon ~ = HORTHAND — Ri AR CLASS SESSIONS ge - Sitvers evening Privaietemom eepecsigs al | shorthand books and publications constantly on band, oS Soe exceeunnl opportunities fr earning she ar are offered at WASHINGTON PHONOGKAPHIC HEAD QUATRERS. 927 Ist, uw. dyzz “<= V a tiay School for Girls” The d7eh ———— poacciog ind Day Sehogh for Girls 2 year opens rs Of Teachers. | GENTS, NIGHTSHIRTS, GENTR suzezn MISS LIPScoM, Principal | oo MAzEEWo0" INSTITUTE CONCORDVILLE ise woes csente NN nts Me Nouns men pre college or bust é Sein hers crenctes ey eee seit v=o ‘attention to tue boys aud git abSui J. SHORTLIDGE (Vale College), A.M. Prin. UNDERWEAR. ONZAGA COLLDGE, IST, 8 W.—THE COURSE | GENTS, UMBRELLAS oxurm™ o prise’ “Fagin, rua and. “Greek” Bookkeeping,” Arithinetic ‘and | CENT HANDKERCHIEFA GENTS fathemutics. “As the studeu.s are Orgusiized asa tall fo a isrequived, ite-opens SOS: | onwrs RUBBER COATS. Gunts th. Terins $10 por quarter, ia 4 REV. EA. MoUCRKE Siz. | OBNTS SUSPENDERS, omnns Phesidein M3. ADA B. CONN, OF THE WASHINGTON GENTA: COLLARS AND CUFFS. GENTS. Moheeiae Institute, pupils in vocal aud instrumental music and harmony. Methods ot thebet | GENTS, HALF HOSE GES TR European tasers tullowed. For terms abd otek — particulars A. YS Mee Apply at 1025 Vermontay. | BoP Ak & | aed i Gee AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, P AAA AbA % H sed a r aa aa ‘The next session of this Institution begins on the EXT. ear tog tuitlon, board, fuel gts and washing: #00, mer:ts made accommodut ing. Send for, catalogue, Persons wishing to visit the college which is only 20 minutes from Washington, can procure 30 cent round trip tickets at Bulttmore @ Ohio railroad. ‘The Presi- dent of the College can be'scen at “EbbItt House Wednesday aitelaoon, between Du und Gao cose AUG. J sMITE. Md. Agr!'l College, Ma. INKNEY INSTITUTE, 818 CONN. AVE lish and French schoo! for young Indies litte giris. Reopens September Juth.” For terms, &e., Misses BURGESS, Princ pay- 20TH OF SEPTEMBER . WITH A FULL RRR (00 a CORPS OF PROFESSORS IN ALL THE REGULAR zg g aa COLLEGIATE BRANCHES. in addition to the De- a 3 AA pariment of Scientific and Practic culture. ‘Tetms: For scholastic year of two sessions, erbrac- R ‘00 For three in Neck. Shirts cut specially for upright m: stooping men; for stout men or thin men. THE PALAIS ROY AL SHIRTS are as Good Pting ae Custom-Made Shirts, aud the quality Equally as good as usually sold for $150each. Wersell on anaver. age 700 “PALAIS ROYAL” SHIRTS every week; ‘and no wonder, for we only charge 89 Ceuts ach. pais. auz2 ims (RS. ELIZABETH HARRIS’ ENGLISH AND ?. R refunded if di Fence Soares ac EES, ENCES AND | Ter asample“P. ” BHLIET; money 1D. w., will re-open September 22d The course of in- ‘struction comprises every branch necessary for s — practical and sccomp! education for young ladies | ppp A A poem rgelrenrag tine Ayn | sa 4 sirumental music. Particular attention given to deli- EPP AA AA SEs mI Px aa ol pie yy [Sa Se ses Soe eneae: ca! use of the taught in @ short time E % y A ‘Fall Classes: ‘» SEPTEM BI 21. RRR ° ¥ aa PLLE V. PRUD HOMME, ° aa 4030-6. 1014 17th st nw..bel. K and EES $$ AMS 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 78 BICYCLING AND TOURIST SHIRTS, “Made of All Wool and thoroughly shrunk, Pisin or Platted Fronts, All Colors, Stylish, Durable and Best Material. QUALITY NO. 118 $1.73. QUALITY No. 2 1892.25. BICYCLE HOSE, in All Ootors, Rugiish Derby Ribbed. only 50 Centa, HOSE SUPPORTERS, Neat and Effective, only PRIVATE CESs0NS IN ALL GRADES OF Pitnty Te edu tondentat: prepares for collage ATMPINGTiTUrivew, corser sen and Kata nw, ‘Classical, Business. SW. FLYNN, AM _ Evening Classes, §3 and $5 amouih. oc25 188 G DENGLER'S GERMAN AND ENG Mi “itn Sencot So. bao Tot ions ber iat" The comimot English ‘bra for'adufts and children. © DENG! au2b-ime HE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH ‘School, J.\W. Hunt, Principal comumenons ita ith sanual session September Lath in North Session oom br. sunderland’ church. 448 ‘entrance north gate Instruction thorough: pups ‘Dest fallages uuiverities and palytechnic schools’ or, for Dusites: also for competitive examinations” They take high rank in the various institutions of the coum ‘Sesired addrens Lock Box 585, P.O." 'ausi-Sm. T EEE NNN OTTTT > ‘Miss H. E. HUNTER... “Vice Principal. Arssted by fll corp of experienced teachers ‘Catalogues and full particulars apply. to the Principal Butera 7 N COLLEGE PREPARATORY oo te ihe ist of Sepember. st Stock aos Proviows to that date Prot ANDREW P°MONTAGUE, A.M, oF one of his amaistanta, will daily in attendance ai the school bulldiug No. $f sirect ‘a. to conftr with ‘new studeaia oF to abe Seer inquiries concerning the sc sloon JAMES C. WELLING, President. |APITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND EnyDER Smation apply to iss SMITH Sak Aska en oF MRS BOY DEN, 3230 00 5. sei0-Lm ga “3 SG G ‘Cfeuiars at tie bookstores If an ia HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH, D. G ‘The Preparatory School begins Sept 21. Fhe Goltmibiag Cotiege veginn Sept. 31, ‘The Corcoran SclemiGc sclisol beginy Oc. ‘The Law Schoal begins Oct 7. For further information a auz0-Im JAMS C. WELLING, LL.D., President, WITHIN: tog RHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD. fadmite and classifies young men and tune, Sead for circulars “SWITHIN SHORT: ‘Harvard College Graduate, Media, Pa. | 5 UMBRELLAS ‘Suk, beve pare x u AVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” forz$1.98? They are English gon frames and natural sticks. HAVE YOUSEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK SCARPS for 39 Cenut They comein Puff and Knot Shapes, are Hatin Uned, new fali designs =. HAVE YOUSEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” SILK EMBROIDERED BRACES, 23 Cents? They are English Goods amd are i HIDTONS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ea- ‘ermont ave.. gives superior opporiu- Literature, Philosophy and the A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION— ung ladies. Misses’, Female Mie Erin Rae Gente ‘Address SCHOOLS OF w. rpuE BERrITE % 5,07 EANGUAGHS, ROVIDENCE, SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE Cd EVER OFFERED TN THIS crry, ‘Algo 8 well-selected wtock of FRENCH CLOCKS, OPERA GLASSES, BRONZES OF THEIR OWN IeBORTaTion. marked “Braces:” Known here as Suspenders: HAVE YOU SEEN THE “PALAIS ROYAL” HANDEERCHIEFS ‘Warranted All Linen and Pull Size, with any Luitial, ime inn oe ase — MS FERE REE 8 HER SELECT SCHOOL t foot on 13th s, ‘amumirin Glace |r A f AS 'ANTED — LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND ‘Youths: yp ie eg 00 A Neen e tre sateen a v. ond wd “A select sel] 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUR We Cus Axr Wu GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONET IN FINE SHOES ‘Bee some of our prices below: .