Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. SA OFFICER, 21,1555, 11 am, te states, continue eatening Ww bi OFFICE oF T Wasnrxeres, Forthe middie Alan } Perth p ‘cool ather rometer. rain, vature is indleated for jctaity. vidy Weather and rain, fre- nd continued cool northeast- ndieated forthe middle Atlan- —— W HIAvr 50 pairs Turcoman Curtains, worth $25, that we are selling at $12.50, Take your doors down and put up portieres, \v_ B. Mosks & Sox, Corer 11th and Fsts, Marrren ¥ couples in search of house- keeping ov a barth’s Odd Fellows’ Hail furniture store GENTS’ SEAMLESS CoNGRESS GAITERS at $1.93. 7. STKASBURGER, 4 doors above I. That Eiseman Hros., corner 7th and E streets, are the manufacturers of all the clothing they sell. Tue nIr1. tn equity of Jane Dorsey agt. Helva A. Lockwood noul deed and for repay money, bas been dismissed REMEMBER That Eiseman Bros. r 7th and Estreets, sell the most reliable clothing at the lowest prices, Gow desks S, Stick close to your your bacon; but you can call as late ‘o'clock every evening at Breitbarth's mammoth furniture establish- ment, Odd Fellows’ Hall, to make your pur- chases, Laprrs’ Five Pennie Goat SHOES, common sense and opera we at $1.95. i, STRASBURGER, No. 906 7th st., 4 doors above I, REMEMBER Fiseman Pros., corner 7th and Estreets,are the Inost popular Clothiers and tailors of Washing- ton, FUSsELt’s Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out Citown; 1427 New York avenue. ‘Whee waiting glasses repaired, Hempler’s, Drivers vs. Bicycles. To the Eéitor of Tax Evasive STAR: I have seen numerous articles in different Papers in regard to the rights of pedestrians as against owners of teams. 1 would like to know it drivers of horses have any rights as against bicycles and like vehicles; whether the same law that requires a driver to keep on the right hand side is applicable tothem. Last evening in driving a horse (a new purchase) in three in- stances, while on the right hand side of the concrete paved street, persons riding bicycles and one double tricycle, coming trom opposite directions (to that in’ which I was driving), came within three or four feet of my horse and buggy, and while my horse Is not one to easily, they, on account of their less action and close proximity to him, him to shy, and only owing to the watchfulness on my might have sioned an aceldent’ Mine was not the ouly case, as I noticed four other horses which were frightened. I tnink the bicyclist should be made to keep to the right and left, the same as vehicles, and when coming in the same direc- tion as one is driving they should, just previous to passing, be required to rin Ul, and any rider with common sense not closer to a horse than ten feet. If at any time an acci- dent happens to me by reason, of bicycles coming on wrong side of street I will have them arrested for malicious mischief. SUBSCRIBER. —— Tue Moxtcomery County (Mp.) Rervstr cAxs—Republican primaries were held Satur- day throughout Montgomery county, and dele- gates appointed to the county convention, which assembles at Rockville to-morrow.— At the Rockville primary the following com- mittee of eleven was reported tor the conven- tion: T. H. England, A. A. Braddock, T. Gra- ham, T. Dawson, Frank Mace, A. J. Wagner, Horace Ledwick, Luther Snowden, T. H. Gos- orn (editor of the Rockville J) nd), 3. Hicks, Wm.I.Johnson.— Hon. George C. Patter- son, for several years @ representative in the house of delegates from Montgomery county, has announced himself an independent demo- cratic unt-Gorman candidate for the legisla- ure, ‘THE TEMPERANCE CENTENNIAL—The tem- perance centennial was celebrated yesterday with appropriate exercises at the Union Metho- dist church, on 20th street._Rev. Charles W. Baldwin, the pastor, preached in the Morning, and Rev. Dr. Naylor in the afternoon, Hon. R. B. Vance, of North Carolina, spoke at night. Patrick’s Total Abstinence society cele- brated the centennial with exercises at Carroll institute ball in the evening. An interesting Wterary and musteal prograin was carried out Addresses were made by Messrs. F, McNer- hany, Archie Clarke and Judge Reed. corner 4% st, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night, ALMAUE ERA Hovse.—“Clio.” Forp’s Orrra Hovst.—“The Black Crook.” Hirxzog’s Orera Hovse.—“Hazel Kirk.” Dine Mset s Child ATER ComMIQuE.—Variety. —$<$—_— Condensed Locate. » club have decided to hold the detober, instead of nain= of Allen MeCullough, the 12- son of Mr. Allen MeCutlough, a promi- Inmber merc folk, Va., were ht to this eit for burial at Oak netery. Y nigh died of lock- sed by a splinter which ran into his ‘The Leonzo Brothers in“The Williams al eo Snell Appleby (w dnd he Was fin 3 Shorter, colored, was morning for kicking » had arrested him) in d $10 or thirty days Julia FE. Cuthbert, wife of Rev. James H. beri. D. D.. pastor’ of the First Baptist nich of this city, died at Asbury Park, N.J., last Saturday. =i ie Killed His Brother. FATAL RESULT oF TTEMPT TO IMITATE BUFPAL colored, J his half-brother, Fielder Bowie, 19 years at their home, L street, about half morning. The young e selves by boxing and wrestling, when Kobert went to a trunk, got two p: d called out: “Now I'll show how Suiting the action istolat his brother. ich, he says, he sup- aded, dnd to his horror one of His brother fell to the floor his brain. Fielder died in a few rendered himselt to Police s. He sald that he had tried the - he tok them from the trunk, Snapped the trizcers down. Robert,who ployed in urant on 13th street, ertormance Saturday on was excited by the d. The eosoner and the jury found his death from 1 inflicted by his e.”” The coroner then com- at, Odd Fellows’ Celebration. THE MEETING IN BALTIMORE OF THE Sov- S GRAND LODGE, I. D. Brainard, J. Thomas Petty and pur, representatives of the Odd Fel- this District, attended the sixty-tirst communication of the Sovereign Grand of Odd Fellows, which opened this morning {n Baltimore. To-morrow afternoon the monument erected in Harlem park to the the late seeretary, James L. Ridge- e unveiled with’ appropriate cere- The sessions of the Sovereign Grand mitted kobert Bow: Will be presided over by Grand Sire ex- ge Henry PF. Garey, of Baltimore. - jurisdiction of’ the Sovereign Grand cotaprises, In addition to the United provinces of British North 3 nd, the German empire and Australasia The organizations are iows: Sovereign nd Lodge, 1; inde- dent grand lodges (German Empire and subordinate grand eneam subordinate eneampments, 1,045; grand lodges, 65; subordinate mpment members, 94,580; 467. Itis estimated ‘that the order will <b &@ membership of over 600,000. Win, H. Frazier and John E. Mason, Of this city, are on the staff of the rand inarshal in tue parade, which will take Place to-morrow. — The following young ve passed the exaini- ADMITTED To Len gentl Ration requ! versity: Wille ard, Will But Frank J. Carman, Hoehlinz, ¢ EY Morrow. Jedroit Langdon and utterworth, Anderao i Carman graduated af last June. Messrs. sh Ret. Progessive of L., will give their dd Fellows’ hall, Sth day evening, Septem- Mr. A. M. Sprague, yutaittee on entertainment, da polite Invitation tothe pers of the cabinet, also is of departments, judges of the courts prominent persons, and has received know ledgments froin President Cleve- lis cabinet, also from Commissioner e « ‘Witch-Hasel, American Pine, Canada Fir and Clover Biossom, called Saxron’s RaD- 3cat CURE FoR Catarnu, with one box CATARRHAL Sonvexr and one SaNvorn's Iunoven INHALED, one package, may now behad of all druggists Ask for Bax'vonp's RADICAL CuRE. plete Lock and Constitutional Treatment for form of Catarrh, from a Simple Cold or Infu- enza to loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough. itis end Catarrhal Consumption, in every i CLERGY MEN, VOCALISTS and Public Speakers without dumber owe their pres- ent usefulness and success to SANFORD’s RapicaL CURE vor CaTaRee. Rev. Dr. Wiggin says. “One of the best remedies for Catarrh—nay, the best remedy we have found in,» Wfetime of suffering—is Saxvorp's Ravicat CuRr. It clears the head and throat so thoroughly that, taken tions and no hawking during the entire day, but an unprecedented ¢learness of voice and res- piratory organs” ‘Sold by all druggista. Price, $L POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO, BOSTON. COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS, ‘Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, try these Plaster. Placed over the Pit of the Stomach, they Prevent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Colic, Liver ae and protect the system from a thousand 250, Jel5-mab Poumcar Ecoxouy. WHEN MORE GOODS ARE MANUFUCTURED ‘THAN A COUNTRY CAN USE, THE SUPPLY BECOMES GREATER THAN THE DEMAND, AND, CONSEQUENTLY, PRODUCES OVERPRO- DUCTION. WHEN THE SUPPLY IS GREATER THAN THE DEMAND MANUFACTURERS ARE OBLIGED TO LOWER PRICES IX ORDER TO RRR 00 FY A RR oo YY aa £ ERE 9 Oo OYY AA OE EE %? $ SS tue BBR A OK UK ON ON OG Re ss Re HORNE 9% BBBOA A OK KEK OM ON NN GGG PPP 00 W W Ww PDD EER Fe Ele T Bw, Gem pe pe o3 Gay Bee es P oo =6©W OW CODD eES ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel ofpurity, strength and wholesomenesa, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor Phosphate powders. Goxp onLy IN cans Rovan Baxixe Powxx Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. p68. 'Y AYER'S PILLS, 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. 6 "BB100? Foon” Is THE SUGGESTIVE NAME ‘often given to Ayer's Sarsaparilla, because of its blood-enriching qualities. wel5 Bescrett Duzss Goons E_SERGES in Blue, Brown, Green and very fine quality, twelve yards for’ $2 ETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS: cost. TDC. ality, reduced to 75e. S.excellent qu: COLORED SILK VELVETS. BLACK SILK VELVETS, $1. ASHMERES, doubie width, pure wool, 75e. ;ASHMERES, double width, pure wool. BROCADE SILKS, $1.50. BROCADE SILKS. $100. CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS. $1. EXCELLENT COLORED SILKS, $1. BLACK $1.50. (HADLE BLANKETS $1. ote “ ares BLE BLANKETS, $2, Handsome BROCADE ae BYQCADE DRESS oops, cheap at THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES. CARTER's, 711 MARKET SPACE, se12 ‘Near 7th Street, ND LILY TOILET WASH, A MOST RE- treshing,Jiquid,saponaceous toilet preparation. An icdispensable luxury for the Nursery. the Bath, the ‘Sick Room, Cleansing and many other purposes. D° Xo scave aNp SMEAR YOUR FACE ‘and hands with sticky tollet soaps made from qvestionable animal fit or insoluble by reason of salt ‘and lime, which all hard sosps (even Castile) contain. Be luxurious, Use POND LILY TOILET WASH. Absolutely pure and instantly dissolved in the cold ‘ext water, leaving the kin soft and delicately per- fumed. Shun unlawfol imitations, Get the WRIGRT Kind. AU druggisia, 25 centa, sel0-2we Haus & Snare, Hon. W. B. Webb, Wn. Tindall, Jos. J.W. Considine, Judge Merrick, Judge John F. Cook, Major arke, Hon. S. P. Rounds, A. B. Taylor and many others, with con- aud expressions of good will for nis of Labdr. The entertainment +xcellent one, ——_—— VATERMELON lay afternoon George Carr, a nt Into the melon patch of Jas. «PRK, near Bennipg’s, nm engaged in sampling some of the aving, it is stated, been told by some that he could help himself. ‘hile in ight of his enjoyment Mr. Lindsey ap- peared and attacked him with a stick, upon which Carr started to run A roung man named Charles Howard joined Mr. Lindsey, ‘and threw a stone at Carr, striking him back of ehead. Carr fell senseless to the ground. nlice patrol wagon came and took to fog on a hospital, where his Wounds were found to be very serious,althoug! hot necessarily fatal Omices W. x anacreen ‘and Fitzgerald arrested Lindsey and Howard. Carr was reported to-day as being still in a pre- carious condition in the Police Court this morning Lindsey and Curr were charged with assault and battery, and the ease was Cone tinued indefinitely; Bond $300. wie th corn Tue Cuuncn Deprcatron at LAUREL.—The Centenary Methodist Episcopal church at Laurel, Prince George's county, Md., was dedi. cated yesterday afternoon, in Accordance with ‘the program announced in Saturday's STAR, the Rev. J. E. Amos, presidii elder of the west Baltimore district, official ‘The ser- Ion was preached by thle Rev. Dre John Lena: han, presiding elder of the Baitimore district. At the morning service the sermon was by the Rey. J.St. Clalr Neal, of Grace M. E. church, re. and at the evening service by the Kev. W. #1. Chapman, of this city, The pastor of the ‘chureh fs the Rev. John L. Waish, and the trustees are Messrs. H.C. A. Ware, B. F. Crabi L. Fair nd, Wm. Kennedy, T. ). Simpson, building is a pretty little Gothie structure of brick, 32 by 52 1, with a tower 65 feet high. The cost waa about $2,100. lebrated yesterday by a gather: ing at Geathler’s park, There was concert addresses by Mr. Simon Wolfand Ome of the features of ‘an & tall column composed of ——— of the = ord ock-oranges, turnips, cons, i, ‘mquashes, peaches, "wateracions” and pemerous other Vegetables and fruits were blesded harinoniously, and. vines were UUlized for garlands and wreaths, j apples, pears, ‘will be continued to-day and to-morrow, there will be music the m' by Sangerbund and ——.—_— Postrox MENT. BaLe.—The | potbacgra| /EWELERS, 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Respectfully call the attention of thelr friends and the Uubiic in general to their removal into their new store, where they open with the finest stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY. Also a well-selected stock of FRENCH CLOCKS, OPERA GLASSES, BRONZES AMBER JEWELRY. TABLE CUTLERY, ETO. OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION. 28 Lousze Max Won I CHALLENGE ANY PUBLISHED PRICE-LISTOF LUMBER, SASH, DOORS OR BLINDS MY CUSTOMERS CAN REST ASSURED THAT I WILL AT ALL ‘TIMES SELL LUMBER AS LOW 48 PUB- LISHED PRICES ALL LUMBER DEALERS DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE AND MAKE ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE SASH WARE HOUSE AND LUMBER YARD, FIRST STREET AND INDIANA AVE ¥. W. REDUCE THE SUPPLY TO THE LEVEL OF THE DEMAND, 18 THIS CLEAR TO YOU? IF NOT LET U8 ILLUSTRATE: A MANUFACTURER OF CLOTH MAKES IM- MENSE QUANTITIES OF HIS GOODS IN EX- PECTATION OF A LARGE TRADE, HIS SALES DO NOT COME UP TO HIS EXPECTATIONS. THE SUPPLY HASBEEN GREATER THAN THE DEMAND. IN ORDER TO REDUCE HIS STOCK HE MUST LOWER THE PRICE. HIS LOSS IS YOURGAIN, THE FEW CENTS CHEAPER PER YARD THAT WE ARE ABLE TO BUY THE CLOTH FOR, MAKES A VAST DIFFERENCE IN ‘THE PRICE OF THE GARMENT YOU BUY. WITH A GREAT MANY MANUFACTURERS OF WOOLENS THE STATE OF AFFAIRS THIS SEA- SON HAS BEEN AS ABOVE STATED, HAVING A LARGE STOCK ON HAND, AND ONLY A SMALL OUTLET, THEY HAVE BEEN OBLIGED TO “FORCE THE DEMAND” BY LOWERING THE PRICE OF THEIR GOODS. WE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THE REDUCTION AND BOUGHT LARGE QUANTITIES OF THE GOODS, AND HAVE THEM ON OUR COUNTERS, MADE UP IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS. THE MANUFACTURER WILL STUDY “Po- LITICAL ECONOMY” A LITTLE MORE NEXT SEASON, IN THE MEANWHILE HIS INDIS- CRETION THIS SEASON MAKES HIM: THE LOSER AND YOU THEGAINER “THERE. IS NEVER 4N ILL WIND THAT DOES NOT BLOW SOMEBODY Goon.” __ RESPECTFULLY, SAKS & COMPANY, se19 300 to 808 SEVENTH STREET. Envy Rernicerarors AND ICE CHESTS, WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, Acknowledged everywhere the BEST for Family Use. Daily receiving, per steamer. our Fall Stock of NOVELTIES IN DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. FULL STOCK OF KITCHEN UTENSILS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Inronrer, _se19-6t 1009 Pennsylvania ave. Campsexr & Co, STOCK, GRAIN, PROVISION AND PETROLEUM BROKERS, 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, (UPSTAIRS), WASHINGTON, D. Cc. DIRECT WIRE TO NEW YORK AND CHI. caGo. sele-1m Tae Koso Has Anatveo: Back again from New York. where I have been per- sonally superintending the delivery from the Custom- House of our goods, imported direct trom Europe, ‘and which will be placed for Inspection as they arrive daily at at ‘ : F Z EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 18835. Tr Is A Facr Tuat CITY ITEMs, EDUCATIONAL. ____ EDUCATION. “Fixed prices remedy many shortcomingsof trade | BE. A\ 817, 819 and 821 7thst., | (, EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. BS FLOMA © DENNISOS and that the ‘one-price eystem' is divectly and indi | northwest, offers (or to-miortowemtic ae terion: | Ot wi ScHioot ov raw. | ML : Feaime Dee rectly making over the whole business of shopping.” | 18g, tmmense bargains: Patent wire-drawn FACULTY. CLASSES IN DANCING ‘Ths is only as it ahould be, and wilt be, ‘There are | Soch’aliver plated one ye worth 25 and 40c-| Rey. JAMES A. DOONAN, & J., President of the ee, Row no large houses where this system does not pre- | {'g¢.\'worth Sayeeda nes 4 vail, yet we remember when it was different. Some have lately adopted this system, and others have yet to see the wisdom of it, clothesp! 8c.5 Lie. I size washtab, and clone es washboard, Alt or head ipl University: AM A. RICHARDSON, LL. D., (Chief pata WELL of Clalmaa, Lecturer oh Riatunory and Administrative em ee De, (Justice mats, S colored water {a Hon. WIL! ‘The days of “sizing up the customer;” “Getting what | ored -, eau lamps com ‘27e;) half | Supreme Court, Districs asotey serbape on ocarer on Com you can,” and other old fogy methods are now past, | dozen ebony handle knives and 42¢.; Pleading and Baulty Jy dence. Gente fod . See nee eres 9218, worth $4: ‘oop PARTIN 4 Practice aad the Law of Partnership, rede nnd dade Pca W has sansa rows, | EaNey re saPanied Wash baise dace sctoal | CAPM ERYAE LE Lecara onthe Eawot Cd rd Ne bags 4,7 and 10c. exch ¢ mies ie tar ot = Simi Lan are as follows: house-furniahing goods. meee BSQIEE y, DARLINGTO: Lecturer First—Strictly and absolutely “One Price” to all, 6 98 Kobe Wikis 2 ea. 7, contracts and Negotiable ‘ame Wha ven Testam: Som experience bopper. nn gee | 980 Mee Five dhocs 7 oso. | sJOHS wi Aoeesussdieeraarsea omen an Second—To sell only Standard Fabrics of a reliable | #8¢- Gent's Button Shoes, S60) | Beart een ene Sass 98¢. Boys’ and Button. ‘8c. | “Rev. JOHN W. FOX, S J.. Professor of Latin, “"Talrd—Preltty to eve gee Boys Patent Leather Pumps. Ose. | CHARLES W: HOFFMAN, Lie Du Deas’ of the ry customer, standing by every | gxc. Ladies’ Fine Morocco Shoes. ‘98e. | Paculty, and of the Moot Court. + representation, remunding the money in every casecf | Gge, Ladies’ Opera Tos Slippers Osc. | SAMUEL M YEATMAN, Esq, Secretary and dissatisfaction, without comment or indisposition. Ladies’ Oxf ‘Treasurer. a Fourth—Prompt. efficent and pollte attention to all | Se. Misees’ Spring Hess Sec, | "Introductory Lecture by Hon. Willlam M. Merrick Fourth—Prompt. 4 polite attention to eels, and strict attention to business, with an eye | 98¢. Misses’ Heeled Shoes. 98e. | 204d announcements for the ensuing corm. at the law over the best wholoale ‘and etal’ markets of $86: Childrens Fine Spring Heels, Be. | Bula "GChaber that G:S0 pas Al averted aco ;, enablil ways at F es, jost cordially invited to attend. srocaimin Can wot wed Steere | Boe, Gente ins Embrldared pers, Sex | Mite SStair eae ram Mang fom low as goods of the same quality and manufacture are tahon'eapf ZATHASUR aR oe | Caretinrs giving couree of sea. terns, Se" con be sold anywhere in this country. No. 906 7th street, 4 doors above I, | obualned at Bookstores of Morrison, trad -Adains, OF MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. The, above goods are solid leather, and can- | Anglim, or on application so he mndersened, ‘This branch of our business 1s still growing, and | DOt be found in any other shoe store in this city _ having now received much of our Fall and Winter | 8t the low prices We are offering them, 4 Lomeind we) stock, we shall be pleased to send samples upon re- quest and guarantee to quote prices as low as the low- est. Buying as we do for thousands, we should be better shop pers than you, and promise to give you the benefit of our experience. All orders will receive our best, prompt, personal attention, even to the slightest detail All goods sold are returnable for the amount paid. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. JUTE TABLE COVERS, ‘Two hundred excellent qualities, beautiful Persian eplorings and effects, and elegant patterns, closely re- sembling the raw and spun silk tapestry covers, 5-4—$1.25. 8-4— $2.00. 64—81.50. 10-4— $2.50. 7-4— $1.75. 12-4—$3.00. A Redspread Bargain.—Three hundred Patent ‘Michiline Bed-spreads at $1.90. ‘The real value avd the price we formerly sold them for was $2.50 each. ‘We don't expect the 300 to last long. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, NEWEST OF NEW LACES. For the coming season Wool Laces will take first place—2% inch Hand-made Wool Lace, in Cream, dium ci istol grip and rub §20\od'atO'Meara's, 1347 Penn. ave, Johnson's, 13th and E Streets, JOHNSON’S, 13TH AND E STREETS, Johnson’s, 13th and E Streets. sters, fish, game, meals, lunch, & haa’ heed but’ gue tine load Beane wharf yet, which was Capt. Keley. ‘The ereans of them went to Johnson's, today. Lifetime experience. Ladies’ large sa loon attached. Danlop and Other Popular Blocks hats just received at Franc’s, corner 7th and Dstreets, the only strictly One Price Hat and Gent's Furnishing Store in this city, of oysters at the 13th and E streets, 1 1 ‘OHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, Jem SRE ASE SS pat comm o ents respecting the i and courses 0 Instruction will be sent ou application. ing October 1. The next term begins seld-m,wastee30 . CAULFIELD, MUS. DOC., roams 720 17m st nw, P.S.Those wishing to secure hours prior to that Gate will pleave address at Gaithersburg, Montsomery A selvgon HORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI- SD) cally taught. Success guaranteed If instructions aze followed. Private pupils preterred and vamber limited, R. F. CROMULLN, office of Johus « Easton, ‘Stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. se19 3mn* Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, prevented by the use of Reed & Catnrick's So” Hypochlorite (disinfectant), mended by the Public Health Association as perior to all other disinfectants and germi- les, Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet id m,W,45 Damaged Guns.—A slightly damaged breech-loading shotgun, with rebounding locks, er stock will be sold for Recom- 182 Fulton st., N. Y, 6 Navy, Seal aud Dk, Tan, 15e. per yd. 4 and 5 in. same Goods, in Cream, Black, Myrtle | — Navy, Snuff, Med. and Seal Brown, Garnet and Plomb (newest Gray), 25 and 29c. per yard. One good value in 27 inch, all silk, Black Spanish Guipure Net, at $1.50, really (Second Floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. HOSIERY. Sufficient evidence that we are giving good values in Hosiery is the fuct that business in this department has steadily increased each sucoceding season. ‘The KING'S PALACE, ‘S14 Seventh st. ‘We respectfully invite your attention to OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, Comprising the largest assortment this side of New York. OUR HAT DEPARTMENT, Containing every Style of Domestic and Foreign Productions, Elegant Black Straw Hats, at 15 and 190, ‘Milan Straw Hats, black, at 40 and 45¢. Fine Black English Milab, at 75c., 75c. and $1. Felt Hata, bound, at 50c. French Felt, boand, all colors, at 87c. and $1. ‘Twenty doz. School Hats, trimmed, at 25 and 50c. ‘TIPS AND PLUMES. 150 doz. bunches of Black Tips, at 23¢ = bunch; colored, at 35c. a bunch. 8,000 Black Plumes at 87. » Plume; worth 750. FANCY WINGS. $3,000 worth of Fancy Wings at following‘ prices: ‘Lot 1—100 doz,, at 186. » Wing. Lot 2~76 dos, at 25¢. » Wing. Lot 3-60 doz, at 37. a Wing. Lot 4—50 doz, st 50c. a Wing. Lot 6—75 dos, at 5, 10 and 1c. 8 Wing. VELVETS. Our immense stock of Silk Velvets must be seen to De appreciated. 60 pleces of Black and Colored Silk Velvets, 16 inches wide, at the low figure of 7c. per yard; worth $1.50 per yard. A handsome line of Fancy Velvets at lowest im- portation prices. ‘Ribbons, Bilks and Satins at our usual low prices. English Treble Crape at a remarkable reduction. Our King’s Palace Kid Gloves, 8 and 4 button, our own importation, at 50, 65, 75, 87 and 95c, CLOAKS AND JERSEYS. $50,000 worth of Ladiev, Mimes' and Children's Cloaks and Jerseys st prices that will defy competi- on. We kindly ask an inspection of our enormous stock, regarding style apd prices, before purchasing. KING'S PALACE, Yo. 814 Seventh st E. J. Moszrsr, ‘THE TAILOR OF BOSTON, ‘Win be pesil 1 os to omy we: temen ef Washington wm a, After epibenber 1. au26-Lm present stock was never better, nor in a mre promis- ing condition for a good Full trade, Children's French Ribbed Hose, in all the sizes from | _S°2 M 5% to 8%, to sell for 25c.; have been rather hard to get and harder to keep after the getting. These we have now are extra fine. Colors: Black, Seal Brown and Navy Blue. ‘The “Double Knees” beginning with size 6, at 30c., rise two cents per size, are equally as good value. MONEY TO LOAN. Bowe 2000 (set) ON REAL ESTATE, ]___THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. _ re TO LOAN IN SUMS oT $140,000 reacts Save per cent, on Htsi-clas city property, Corner 10th and ¥ strects northwest, rity, railroad stocks, bonds, notes secured b; Of trust, well endorsed "notes, security. RS. PHILLIPS, 1428. ¥ o 0. HOLTZMAN, BAL ESTATE 8 y deed ‘or any good collateral ve. au25-1m WOODWARD & LOTHROP, MEN'S FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR. The best portion of our stock of these goods have been manufactured expressly for us by an eastern manufacturer, whose facilities for making good goods are second to none in this count ‘The Men's, at 50c., Shirts and Drawers, are an ime Provement over last season's, trom the fact that they are finished seams, and have Russian braid binding | & in place of cotton. . ; An elegant thing for Men's arly Fall Wear ts | = ‘Medium and Heavy Weight White Wool Shirts and Drawers, finished with small seams, catatitched tus sian binding, satin fuciug, pearl buttons, at 75c. each. We have never offered a better value. Norfolk and New Brunswick Co.’s goods have here- tofore been marked secording to size—the smallest at $1.10, the largest size at $1.70. This season we have obtained them under such circumstances as will en- its X X ‘estate security. X FONEY TO LOAN ON rity in sums to suit, 305 'Y TO LOAN nid fs AVE MONEY To LOAN ON tate or collateral security ‘odelay w : Firemien’s building, cor. ONEY TO Loan 020 In sums to suit, on approved Real Fstate secur. iy. at lowest rates of interest, Chi unhecessary delay. 2 security is good. 0. In sums (0 suit, at lowest rates, on approv FITCH, FOX & Bhow 1437 Pennsyivani : aeesAs J Recnariv en \f ONEY To LOAN ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF 1 ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. ‘REAL ESTATE SECU- HUFTY & DYER, 1301 ¥ st_ nw. es moderate. No .N. HUYCK, 1505 Pennsylvania ave. OOD REAL ES Tates of interest, GREEN, ‘at lowes NTEREST, TSH ER & 1324 Fs a. able us to sell all sizes from 34 to 44 at $1.25 per garment. This evens up the little man and the big man, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Penna, ave. [se19] 912 D street. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, JAOR RENT—A DESIRABLE HOUSE AT LAU- re| Md. within three minutes’ walk of the sta by Sou, Apply ut room 11.4 ere. photograph of the house nay oR SALE—AT A BARG. city property, elegant Latihum’s station; ten. ing, barn and other out A New Yorke Muuixexy Sronz, a for elty property, sé forterm of years, MM. 930 SEVENTH STREET, NEAR K. ROHREM & Cl East Capitol sts, P.5.—We hav maber of otuier desirable farms — for sale, notably a choice truck farm in New Jersey, Which we can exchange for eily property. sel6.3t ‘The proprietor having engaged In another and en- = rear FOR SALE — FARM Urely different business wishes to sell as quickly aa | FOYE Any house and all Possible, regardiess of cost, the stock now on baud | good water; high and healthy: fve mllcs from \W He will, therefore, offer the entire assortment at very | Inston; oue-hall mile Jrom railroad, To be sold as a low prices. Ifyou need uny of the articles enamerg | Pape 0fsubdivided. Inquire of JNO. B. BLS, 927 ated below it would be well to secure them at once. | 5-0 ans TES ‘The steck consists of— ear Washiuion el improved Land, thr n Branel Over Thirteen Thousand Yards ot RIBBONS, all | 7°. ik. A. and & turnpike: station and post ollice widths, colors and quality, much less than cost. * One Thousand Colored and Black STRAW HATS room dwe: fruit of different vari adjoining” pro vision iuto Vila Sites, there being niany choice loca tions and fine views, or asa Farm for breedin EAR H e tuairy farmn of 14 erty. Partici » CORD house, ete. We can sei or exchange ul Water: favoruble terms, Apply to &. I. se19-Bie AIN, OR WILL TRADE Fruit Farm; half mile mues from Washington; buildings: must be sold at A. 8. CAYWOOD, \d K sts. n. ‘ATTSVILL 1) acres, improved Elegan larly adapted for subdi fancy sel4-2w* IN: . stock. SS HORNENS Eat tee MOORE, DG, Two Thonsind Yards of HAMBURG EDGING, | Fro; s much leas than cost. Lt new ten-room cot Giinon ‘Station, Virginia “Midland railroad. Price Three Thousand Yards White and Black Cotton, | $2,000 or rent $200 per annum. DANENHOWER & and Silk LACES. half price. SON, 1226 F st. 26-1 FLOWERS and FEATHERS at your own price, IN Va., containing 215 acres, two miles from Burke's LE—OR LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS, eon lol 75x100, near depot, FAIRFAX COUNTY, UGO KUERSCHNER, Hee Tecnerof Plano; Organ and Vocal Music. "Terms reasonable. sels-lm* 1202 8 st. nw. X ISS MARGUERITE E. SAXTON, a ‘Teacher of Elocution and Dramatic Art, Apply ov widrene sel7-2w 4206 st. nw. \penica x ENT OF THE UNI- M"™"s EORGETOWN. ‘The Thirty-seventh Session will begin on Monday Evening, September 21st, at § o'clock, in the Colleze Building, corner of 10th and Eists, with an introduc- address by Prof. C.H. L. KLEINSCILd (DT, M. o which the profession and public are respectfully, ed. For further lnformation apply between the hours of 9 and 10 a.:n. or 4 and S p.m. to J. W. H. LOVEJOY. M. D.. Dean, sel71m 900 12th st. ni. "ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND, ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ‘904 M street u.w., Mrs. M. STEVENS HART, Principal, Fourth veal October ist, 1885. Graduates ‘after full course, upon examina- tion eudorsed by a responsible Board of Judges. Thorough Instruction to Teachers, Ministers, Ora- tors, Singers and others in the Culture and Develop- ment of the Voice. Special advantages for the Study of Practical Eng- lish offered to Foreigners, Cure of Stammering, ‘Stuttering and all paints! Vocal Defects, “Methods endorsed by prominent local ysicians, Pik limited number of Stndents accommodated with board in the family of Principal se17-3m TPE NORWOOD INSTITUTE — A_ SELECT Boarding and Day School for young Ladies and litile Girls. “Reopens with its customary large corps of Professors and ‘Teachers, seventeen in number. ‘Sept. 30, 1585, Course of study complete from Pri- mary Class through Collegiate department, | with thorough instruction in Freuch and German, Music apd Art. pecial tratning for pupils in Selected Courses. Advuueed classes’ in Literature and Modern Lang- V Aces open to «utside pups. Het-rences: Faculty nt sit Dat Address: ae Cuiversity of Va. and patrons of school and Mrs. Wat. D. CABELL, Principals, 12 Ast st. (CAL. COLLEGE ME T OF THE COLUMBIAN iu Annual Session will begin on STi, at Sp.m.,in the Medi- .. With aii Introductory Adaress by Prof, D, W. Prentiss, M. D., to which the Profession’ and Public are cordially “invited. “Lite Tezular lectures wi Icontinue daily throughout the course, beginning at 5:30 p.m. ‘The ‘Autumn Examinations will commence at the Gollege on Tuesday, October thy at 7 p.m. ticulars nuply to A. F. A. KING, M.D., Dean, stu.w. Ufiee hours 8:30i0 10a.m, &4t05 pun. s16-110 TAS SoiQ08 OF THRE COLUM BIAS UNIVER: Li SITY —The exercises of this School will be re- jumed In the Law Lecture Hall of the Columbian University OCTUBER 7TH. at 6 O'CLOCK P.M. when the announcements for the year will be made. The Faculty and course: of instraction ‘will be the sume as duriug preceding years. For catal fication may be made to Wm.i-Morri-on, 4 aves Ani Co. 1424 F ston.ws Fi 3 Brown, 1437 Pa. ave, or to JAMES C. WELLING, LL.D,, President. sel6-6m HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, he exercises of this Department of the Universit will be resumed SEPTEMBLE 2157, at 9 o'cloc! am. }Xaminations for admission will be held on the sth and 19th inst. cal Bttiding, 1325 H street ni For catalogues or information apply to = SOrJAMES C. WELLING, LLD., se17-6m Bresient, FPHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE COLUMRI IVERS.TY. he exercises of this school will be resumed in the University Building TUESDAY, OCTOBER OTH, at Sidi tiie general course instructions wil! be given In special course Civil and Mining Engineering, Anuytical Chesistey, Metallurgy, ac. pent both sexes ite to enter this department are re quested to call on ‘the Dean and regiser thelr uaa aeeariy ax possible. i -eatalagtes ‘or information apply to Prof. E. T. ISTOE, Dean, or to = JAMES C. WELLING, LLD., sel7-4m Pre ident. rPHE couuMar Sehi COLLEGE PREPARATORY ool.—The exerci-es of this school will be: sumed on MONDAY, the 21st of & OclKam. Previous to dat p. MONTAGUE, A.M. ool building, No. 1335 to confer with new students or to am ‘Concerning the school. JAMES C. WELLING, President, L FOR fi Station, V. M. K., and sixteen miles from Washington; a Ws Pens YOR: Te One Thousand Dozen PEARL DRESS and SHIRT | sii well fenced: “about onchalf cleared and wel ecig | 11885. closes June 17 Joe.” English, French and BUTTONS, less than cost. grass; good S Plenty of fruit, apples, pears, | Latin one change, Senlors. tn change of tavien EC feartiet and cherriey” Witt sel the farmrwith'wock | Colllere. 4 SM: Juniors wider Aire Colilere.” Four Also, VELVET, SATIN VELVET RIBBONS, | 824 implements, for $3,000. Apply to vk a A oe eens ye faraliy, CLARK'S SPOOL COTTON, SPOOL SILKS, DRESS | {2 5t.umd, Maryland ave. ne, eee | THOROUGH BIVIDUAT = SHIELDS, PAPER CAMBRICS, SILESIAS, DEX- ib EES thease ofthe Typewriter ai tis spencer TER'S KNITTING COTTON, GARTER ELASTICS, = in Gusiness College, Day of Evening. rate rates CRAPE VEILS, BLACK ENGLISH GRAPE, LOST AND FOUND. of tuition. selz3m* POCKET BOOKS, COMES, HAIRPINS, PINS, | Gop yEsTERDAY, GOING FROM CORNER A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION— NEEDLES AND FANCY GOODS GENERALLY, at Jess than cost. ‘The goods must be sold and will be offered at Prices that will move them quickly. ‘The stock is also offered in bulk to any one wishing to engage in business, NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, 9e18-2m_ 930 Seventh street northwest. Loox Ar OUR NEW STYLES OF WINTER SUIT- heck and on L loth and H sta. to’ Foun Gold Luce Pin, Suitable reward will be turned to 728 7th st, n, w. “O8T—ON 7TH STREET, BETWEEN D AND Ea nail brown leathce’ purse, contatning $16 HL ward willbe pald if recarn ISTH, ONE DARK BAY [4 Horse. with one white spot on his ‘hind leg above the hoof, Any information to his recovery will be sultably rewarded. Call to LUK& CONNOR, Churap- Juin, uve,, between Columbia road and Hou shait n. Ww. OST-SUNDAY EVENING, TW auge, car tickets, OST—ON FRIDAY 5 Ww [4 Foundiaad dogs. A liberal'reward will be paid if sezi-ute returned to 1424 Pennsylvania. "_se2i- OST—CANARY BIRD ESCAPED FROM Ci ernoon; dark stripe down back of b wings. "A liberal reward if returned ‘Thersdi live to O11 12th st. nw. OST—ON SATURDAY LAST, A POCKETBOOK containing $18 and several'bills and business cards. A suitable reward will be paid if returned to Star office, iry Methodist church, sivenitre: pers, '&c. Suitab) to Star office, Te Ite ‘near sezl-ate BLACK we sez1-208 sezl-ut® OST-SEPTEMBER 18TH, L_4 Breastpin, encircled with pearis, in the Baltimore iand Ohio cars or in the Avenue cars, A suitable re- Ward if returned to 601 Ist. n.w. A RED STONE sel-2te INGS TO BE MADE TO MEASURE AT$25 AND $28 A SUIT. $175 tax nie tee fear Uaioe $175, Boys’, Military Academy; $200, Young Men, Milt tary College. Address EPISCOPAL 'SCHWOLS, lind- donfield, New Jerse ‘sel0-ime MiaSt8x OF, FRENCH PRONONCIATION.— Prof. Lucien & C. Calliere’s Special course. Imita- Hon not merely req bus the phllowphy of the French sounds.and specially of the accent, strated, French propunt ee simpiematier. A correct socentand dent pronuaetar ton guaranteed in a very shor: space of tim ‘pupil to foligw with far greater peofitand wish fina @iate tangible. “resulta” insiroction, under any fetcher, Of aay gue of the now papulat enter” tional methods. Day and Evening Private Lessons, and in Classes for Ladies and Gentlemen or Children. General Afternoon and Evening Classes MONDAY: WEDSISDAYS and ERIDASS. at 330 anda and at 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock. Opening OCTOBER 2D. Terms moderate. Also" Special. course of Verbs, Tegular And ievegalar all Practically redueed to one conjugation. Address 11 Ist. n. w.. LUCIEN EC. GOUITERE, AMC tative of Paris; France, set NATIONAL RIFLES HALT, G, Detween Oth and 10ch st. n.w., on SATURDAY, October 3. All the latest and most faxbionable dances carefully and tho: taueht. Circulars contain full information can be Sbualted at may feadence, w2t ta ‘se1é-im VERNON IN: . 1530 T STREET,— Mieccit sed rrescn bon brine “Panera ‘Snpual seanion commences Sept. 25th. ses-2m v. PAIRO, Principal. SEMINARY open SEETUMEER 50. Highest refer- iculars addrews Sette "Mis BALCH, Principal, 12000 st GABPIELD KINDERGARTEN AND TRAIN: JenLNG SCHOOL wilt reopen September 21st, 25 m1 se5-1i Mra_ ANNA B._ OGDEN, Principal. M™ VEBSoN seurwany, 1100 ap 1104 M StRerr N.W. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. ‘MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal MISS SARAH A. SCULI, MRS, EUGENIA CUTHBERT, } _ Assisted by a Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and Teachers, Highest Standard in English and Classical Studies. ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Special Advantages in Instramentaland Vocal Music, ‘Artand Elocuuon, Hleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885, Application by letter or personally, as above. au22-3m M32 ees AT i1l0 Lan VE nw:.wiil eeopen September 16th, 1ss5. ‘Un- Useal advantages in French (Berlitz method) ‘and in Object Drawing. au24-3m wast N SCHOOL OF FI Decorative Design— Vernon Ro Vaniaave. Sixth annual session Ist. “Day and evening classes. Th in all branches of Art Decorati ‘Special advantages to regular pupils. Gall or send for circu- lar, End. WALKER, Sec, mee awe {MERSON I 4s twoen Tand School for boys, begins its ath § DAY. Sep- tember ‘21st. “Prepares for business, for Marvard, Yale, Princeton and other colleges, for ®he scientific U.S afititary “and Naval acade mies For particulars addres CHAS. BO YOUNG Principal, 914 14th st, Circulars can be obtained at the boukstoren, po NYY, GERMAN METHOD POR THE PIANO, by which pnpils can accomplish tn a few mouths time What is ordinarily done in years with the old methods, is founded upon thorough-bass principles, and particularly adapted to new beginners. teachers and scholars will welcome Ube instructions contained In this method. A course of lemons will easily convince thent that ft is what they dere. For terms and other information call at the studio or ad dress CHAS. W. THOMPSON. 911 M st u.w. au31-Im, SANS IE MORASS SELECT scHooL FOR 2M. Boys and Girls, cor, New Jersey a stn, w., will Reopen 3! 28th. Careful training; thor- otigh instruction Iu the elementary and academic branches, ime Wins ACAD) TELPGRAPHY. ‘Only school of the kind here. A special invita tion to allto see the method by which You can svon learn a protession. 214 2 Jest BERBLEY HALL — 4 Hose SCHOOL FOR Girls, near Poolesvilie, Md., Reopens SEPTEM- BER 16th. Terms “moderate. For circulars ad- dress Mrs. Mf. E. PORTER, Principal, ‘aul ¢INDER( <D MODEL SCHOOL RE ‘opens Sept at 1127 1 Mises POLLOCK and NOERI, Principal class. ME,an RVD BUIACS E AME and Fren’ ‘and Day School fi Tadiesand Little Girls, 1012 17uh st. n. Session commences SEPT EMB! DRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, A: ary and high school f¢ ch st. nw is. Teachers? sel be will reopen @th mo. (Sept) 14th, rowth and progress « ditonal ‘rout for, recitations een school a laboratory andad- calisthenics have rocured. ‘The corps of fi by graduates of Vassar in English, math and the languages is ihoroush and ‘sufficient to pre- pare studeuis for our bes colleges aud univeratin, fad 10F catalogue of call at school trom 2:40 pm. 4pm THOS. W. SIDWELL Sul5-3m cipal, Iss MAY M TEACHER OF PLANO, = rms reasonable. For ae, 02 2d st. new. ‘sed im 1 Fi Mi 'Sta'fncien Scart and ‘interentbe Open Gctober Ist. German and Frenet ta coustant practios. nw. M* ALL, Corner 9th and F sts. n.w., Washington, D. Reopens for the season of Inst * SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH, wf the fOrmuttion of classes. i {lroulars to be ed at music stores, OF at the, Ac- \ ‘sel5-1m C CHIPMAN WILL Opi erie tay on MONDAY» st, a aclivol for "AI lessons. dalthe solo tme CTI IC IADERG ARTES, ORMAL INST IX for Teachers. with model schools for Mrs LOUIS© and Miss SUSIE POLL pals. Circulars at the National kt BLL st, and at the Froebel Institute, 2 Axo WELLESLEY PREPARATORY, 1305 17Ub st. ad 1624 Massachusetts i This well-established French and English Family ‘and Day School for girls will reopen. Primary, Intermediate, Acadeinie, College Prepara- mary, Intermediate, Acadein Co tory and Musical Departments. Daily lesson in French, under the direction of Prof. sel lars in distant parks of the city Taam MRS. L. P. McDONA’ MISS ANNA EELIS sel4-2m W. 1, PARSONS, CS and Principal Busi OCTOBER 5TH. Day Lesons, 94. m. iol p. m. Bookie] Arithmetic Penmanship, h, Spell higher Mathematics, Address P.O. Box 204, city. of rupld calculutons) and sel2-2W EDUCATIONAL Cops col pariment of Scientific and Tuition, board, fuel, migate made minutes from Wankit trip tickets wt Raltimore dent of the College can be Wednesday PR, ¥ tel Reoper &o., addres Mines BU RC opm me nae Der. Modern languages ue Rare oft 2 school,” Thorough course 18 ian ‘iam on tbe lg 41 Day School for Girls, at Alexandria, advanced. penis Sse yeun ber ‘an Beal use of the Lan | PRNATE Tons, Ani 1V Mi Siieaiaie ttsaluate, wit wake fuatrumenial mune and harms ‘ellow For Catalogue address Miss PRO’, CRTENST EIN: THE POPULAR GUITAR teacher, M Conservato cultare._ 1012 low a nw. au2s-2m_Freuch er MAkeeaxp AGRICULTURAL COLLBOR a ‘The next session of this [nstitutton F PROFESSORS IN ALL THE WIALE BRANCIUBS, in addition to dhe “Tertie: For scholastic year of (wo semtona, embte® ‘Persons wishing to visit seen at between Mt ave. J. 5) eu2é-1m ie gira English and French Hy ETOWN COLLEGIATE Sit hewn. SING ACADEMY, i end'Wclnenday.' 8 bi A Home and Day School for Young Ladies re ‘onder hie Music and Ark A special hod for litue giris from 70 11 years of en Sts KARLE, 118 beh we APITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDEIE iearten will re-open on September 24, Por farther Tallon, apply to MISS SALTH, 221 Awa. EN, 22 Bd wt ne. e101 RLINGTON INSTITU! —ROARDING AND BOARDING ANS a iulles from Washington. 1 vantages, with pleasant home, “Lerma moderate. Ad dros Miss REHBOCA C. POWELL, Principal, #0 Pe J. FRANCIS GERMUILLER, TEACHER farmony. ‘of Plano, 0} . Vocal Music and Mi Special attent to begtapers as well as to Mow we AVERLEY SEMINARY, 1587 TST. NW. Boarding and Day School for Giris” ‘The 17th ‘Seth. Pull corps of Teachers, se Liss LUPSCOM I Principals TRENCH LESONS 5 Parisian pronunciation; natural method. A pease niunge twat ia aloe Une. Fall Classes Reopen SEPTEMBER 21 LLE ¥. PRUIFHOMMR, 330-8 1014 170 ot nw, bet, K amd Te IN ALL GRADES OF = to adults confidential: for college, ‘West Pout, ail V INSTITUTE, aw, corner Sth and Ketan, ematical, Classical Business. SW. FLYNN, — _ Evening Classes, $3 and $5 @month. AY Rese Careful attention to litte ab3m J. SHORTLIDG! APLEWOO) INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILLED ‘Young men prepared for colloge or bust Togrecs conferned upon young lady graduaten ‘an Pi Vale College), A. MC, Prim, ISS ADA B. CONN, OF THE WASHINGTON wplle in vocal and ethiods of the bent Piropean Taare ed. For terms and other are ‘wuls-dun __Apply at 1025 Vermont (UE MISSES TIP FEY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, 1436 Corcoran sitet. 13th annual semion commences Sept. 15, se7-1me TPE MEISTERSCHAPT SYSTEM —A_ WON. derfully simple and one to learn to speak Tudlian, French: the ¥ ectical method, enabling eek Auentiy and correctly spar: and Gernan. Pupils learn tompenk Bret lesson tn long and connected sen radaye nnd saturdays, at 3:30 ‘anda:30 and at naa Tao o'clock. Opening, Oct. ist Terms moderate, Address 153% 1 st. nw, LUCIEN KC COLLIERE, A.AL, a native of Paris, France. Other Methods Taiyght, eco MESRE NGLISH AND CLASSICAL Family and Day School for Young Ladies and Li ls, 330 C st. Rw, oy ‘30,18, ne FANNY BRAGG #6-Lum Gc, will, tesich during July, August and September, Guitar, . Piano ig and Har mony. $5 per term. Inguire at 450 C st. nw..or 1742 Palave. n. w. ye25-3in I88 AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD. uate and certified exaininer of the New Engiand Piano technique, harmony and ‘voice School, 1308 H street, Will reopen WEDNESDAY, September 30th, the language of the act BOOKS, &e. Hieanovanrens For Scoot. Booxs. ALL THE TEXT BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FURNISHED AT CONTRACT PRICES BY WM. BALLANTYNE @ SON, Ce seid Scxoor, Booxs. Books in every grade; also ev which we offer at the very’ ‘are cordially Invited to come and see for theme Weare now to meet all demands for School School Hays, Slates, and thing needed for as west PRiCe. NEW BOOKS. A Wheel of Fire, {Arto Baten.) Matlida, Princess of England, (Cottin.) Lady with the Rubies. (Mrs Wistar.) onders of Artand Al Wonders of Man and Nai Aotomy "Tower: The Lady with the The New Riverside Paper Seren, 2, FOR EVERY GRADE. THE LOWEST CONTRACT PRICES GUARAN- TEED. A Large Stock of PRIVATE SCHOOL BOOKS, C.C, PUBSELL, fell 13 Mtn street, NEW PUBLICATIONS AT REDUCED PRICES, ‘at BAUM’S Book Department, 416 7th sa, w.— j Blanche Wills Howard, ‘of Silas Lapbaun, b; jowella. in les, Trane by Mrs.a.L. Winter. Tx: Barns Or Tux Booxa SPECIAL RATES FOR SEPTEMBER ON ALL BOOKS THAT HAVE BEEN IN STOCK TWO YEARS A DISCOUNT OF 90 PER CENT W'LL BE MADE FROM PUBLISHED RETAIL PRICES ON ALL NEW BOOKS, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. _G. A. WHITAKER, 1105 Penneytvaniaave. oo8 DONCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION 2 on the Violin ‘and Orchestral Instraments on Septe ‘at his residence, 60S H. street $5, gepemaber Rath seg N AND ADVANCED CLASS or Mrs. OLGA Messite le, Feopens OCT St Mr OL > BACH-SPIER, Miss IDA HESSELBACH. _812-Lm® Min Sab ees ts eee 1001, NO. ¥ > - Iniguage taught practically. evening German lames Evening Gi foradulteand ehdren. C DENGLEI Princpal ‘auz5-1m* HE BOYS) ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH School, J. W. Hunt, Principal, commences its 7th aunnal secsion September 14th in North Session Room Dr. Sunderland's church. 443t :entrauce north kate. instruction thorough: pupils fitted for the best folleges, universities and polytechnic schools, or for lomee de I" Ac- Tp x a PRENCH lemie de ill open October’ 1, KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for ehlldren ‘under 12 years old. Madame Chevremont has had long ex- Ele NATURAL METMOD to speak rench ina very A short ume. “Pri ‘branches will also be taught, but it is designed to give instruction in the French language as inuch as possible, and theconstant ‘aim from the beginuing will be to make pupils SPEAK French. ‘Madaaie ‘Chevremont will be ‘pleased t0 call upon parents and explain ber method in detail, Ad- a IPR: Dusiieat: also for competitive exami ‘They | dress, 1434 Q stn. w. THE TWENTY-EIGHT DOLLAR Goons | take bigh fank in the various insitatious of the cours | "ARérmoon and Evening Classes will be for ARE ENGLISH MANUFACTUBE. desirable try, Clreulars at the bookstores. If an interview is | more advanced pupils, aud Private Lesions will. ales 180 LOOK AT ou! x | Achired address Lock Box 685, P.O." su2l-2m_ | begiven to adull. sel TAREE OVEROOEE HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 OTH ST. N.W. | QWITHIN G SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD- | QCHOOL OF MUSIC. [Established 1877, DIAGONA) ATS. THESE ARE ud the La Plerre:#.w; cor, 10th and iin-w.arethé | ) emy admits and classifies young meu and bors at 707 Sth st. nw. THE NEWEST GOODS IN THE MARKET; best conducted Boarding houses in the city. Tabletirw- | any time. Send for circulars. ‘SWITHIN C. SHORT ‘Open dally; hours, 1 to 5 p.m. ARE MADE UP SACKS AND SURTOUTS, _ | class: pleasuns rooms ‘Terms moderaie.” oct?” | LIDGE SABE, ‘Graduate, Media, Pa, Modern methods Progressive. yItH WORSTED AND reat Ex Private and class lesons at ‘And residences we SILK LININGS. S6r LE FREMONT.’ —THIS HOUSE HASBEEN | S77 [ADI _GENILENEN abe FREE ADVANTAGES. : repaltited, and in every way ist-claas = = der. ‘itis the coolest and most desirable place to boar ‘Youths ‘8 thorough evening course,bus- | Piano or Voice, $5, $8, $10 and $15 a term. inthe ciiy. Terms, $29, 80, $40 and $10 perm ier | news OF ool, to send for circular, IVY E, B, BARNUM & CO. 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PAUL ‘Recognized everywhere tobe the best schools for learning to speak, write, read and understand the for- ig bangnanes. Tecan 210 ° Prof. N. JOLY, 723 14th sé. nw. SHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSI ‘Moores Hall S11 Oth st. seventeenth yen Violin, "Hite, Cornet. **G. i BULLARD, Director. ‘and Commercial “Terma: poarderg per sedion of five sane B10, Biied on MONDAY, Septetaber 7, 18e0 sf "Address “BHO. JOSEPH, Director, 4y13-3m. M™ * Sonera es sore FOR YOUNG year begins | Be sod Geren, SEPTEMBER ‘Resident native teachers of French ‘Portamoath, N. H. Chareb ie fore ox peantion), S1S5aterm au20‘imS'FHLO. TNGALIS RONG, Prtctpal_ Wy ssuinaron COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, session We 7, Seprember z CHER... Principal Mis er Woe Principal. Assisted tall of experienced teach: aul GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST REOOM- Aeerrierre aes for te tS an gp) ed methods. 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