Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1885, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICk OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuixetos, D. C., Oct. 1, 1885, 11 am. For the middle Atlantic states, light rains, northeast to southeast winds, becoming varia: bie; stationary temperature ‘in southern por Jon, slightly cooler in northern portion, For Friday, local rains are indicated for the districts on ‘the Atlantic coast, with slight changes in temperature. Generally fair weather is indicated for the gulf states, the upper Missis- sippi and Missouri vaileys,and clearing weather for the lake regions. Ove Crstomens wiil find it to thelr advan- tage to cal before 10:30 a.m. or after a@t other hours the rush fs so the: cannot see Carpets and Upholstery goods to ad- ‘vantage. W. B. Moses & Sox, Corner 11th and F streets n.w. Tue Oxty manufacturing clothters and tall- ors of Washington are Eiseman Bros., cor. 7th and E streets. PANTS to order $5 and up. Fisemen, 7th & E. Mr. L. G. Makini’s academy, Masonic hall, ‘9th and F streets, is now open Misses and masters will meet Saturday, Uc- tober 3, at 2 o'clock p. m., for instruction. Arcosy Koiier EXDERS, Suffolk the genuine Gulzot Suspenders, the largest’ assortment in this city. | Franc’s, cor mer 7th and D, the only strictly on ‘and gent’s furnishing store in the city. PANTS to order $5 and up. Eiseman, 7th & E. For RHINE WINES go to the old reliable wine house of Chr. Xander, who has a large assort- ment ofall kinds. No. 909 7th street u.w. SurTs to order $26 and up. Elseman, 7th &E. WHILE driving this evening do not fail to Mop at “Ingleside,” Mt Pleasant Oysters, game, &e. Go To SHEDD’s, 409 9th street, to buy your fas fixtures. Surts to order $25 and up. Elseman, 7th & E. Loxpox CoucH Sygvr, only 10 cents, at dru- ts. price hat SPECTAL SALE OF CHANDELIERS,—Thomas Dowling will sell to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, at aly auction rooms, about forty chandeliers, in good condition. See ad, Boys’ clothing of our own manutacture, Eise- man Bros, cor. 7th and E streets, Krso's PALAce Grand Fall Opening of Pat- tern Hats, Bonnets and Cloaks on Thursday und Friday, October ist and 2d, Allare in- Vited. FALL OVERCOATS of our own munnfacture. Eiseman, cor. 7th and E streets. Noor’s, on 13th street, have returned from Sarateca. They are now busy opening their new goods, intended for the coming season, whieh will comprise all the latest novelties in Bne millinery, laces, and rich beaded lace gouds, PERCALE rem: Frise Porrrarrs. emethy, 1109 Pa. av. Krxe’s Patack Grand Fall Opening of Pat- tern Hats, Bo ud Cloaks on Thursday and Friday, Qctober Ist and 2d. All are in- vited. ALL CLorHiNe we sell is manufactured at Ur factory, 14 5. Howard, Balto, Md. Eise- man Bros., cor. 7th and E streets. GOVERNMENT CLERKS, desk. it will save call as late ut nine Breitbarti's | mamu ment, (dd Fellows’ stick close to your th ‘establish- Hali, lo make your pur- our own manufacture. Streets. kr nd Fall Opening of Pat- tern! nd Cloaks on Thursday and Friday, Uctober Ist and 2d, All are in- Vited. ce Tae O¥ty manufacturing clothiers and tail- ors of Washington are Riseman Bros., cor 7th and Estreets. MAREIED—Happy couples in search of honse. Keeping outfits call at Breituarth sOdd Fellows? Hall furniture store. Boys’ CLorHrNe of our own manufacture. Eiseman Bros., cor. 7th and E streets, Base (Capital park) Baut.—Friday, Louis- ville; Saturday, Athletic. ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at our factory, 14S. Howard st., Baltimore, Md. Eiseman Bros., cor 7th and E streets. Face and eyesight fitted, $1. Hempler’s, corner 44. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. AtpavGu's OreRa Hovsr.—“Peck’s Bad ‘THEatER Comrqve—Alice Oatesand Variety. Herzoe’s Opexa House.—Ethel Tucker in “Queena.” Dime Museum.—Lottie Church in “Un- known.” ——.___ Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:10 p.m. and extinguished at 12:45 a.in. J. Shillington sends the interesting October nuinber of the Century Magazin ‘The National Riflesjand the National Rifle Cadets left the B. & PR. R. depot for Culpeper, Va., this morning to attend the fair. They wok with them a section of the Marine band. A. R. Vermillion was excused yesterday from service on the jury in the Criminal Court. ‘Hon. N. H. Egleston, of this city, has been elected recording secretary of the’ American Forestry congress, Robert Ray, colored, indicted for larceny from the person of W. J. Woodson, on Angust Ist, pleaded guilty. “The prosecuting witness stated that while Ray took the watch he did not think he Intended to keep It. His plea ‘Was accepted and sentence suspended on bis giving personal recognizence. ‘The Temperance Work atthe Barracks. Last evening the usual weekly meeting of the Soldiers’ Temperance union was held in the concert hall at the Washington barracks, and there was alarge attendance, Including Gen. & number of the officers of the with their families. The pro- ng, Tecitations and ad- Who presided, Mrs, Me- a, president of ti Temperance union, an: is MeNerhany, J. J. Webd and vated profusely with Hout SOO persons, The ANALY! ual report of the collector of taxes for r ending June 30, 1885, of which # synopsis has been published in THe Stax, ana- lyzes the collections of the year as follows: On account of realty tax 1885, $1,191,553.86; per- sonal 1885, $156,465.55; arrears of realty tax, $190,839.10; _persoral, $9,594.9: alty tax, $78,434.68: pens $1.31; special tax, prine SRSIGSE: advertising ar Water main tax advertised, $5 . $139,703.7% market rents, 3 olice court fines, MUTA: “othe 46.45; rent of D. pert, $7.60 ot hay seales, $1,049. of fish $216.45: redemption of $2,924.09; licenses, $1.44,65 756.07; permit fees, $2 2; fees for cert 5. $1,822.50; miscel” yas, $2,302.96; Wal, $2,025,500.19, John Donnelly Dies of His Wound. FATAL TERMINATION OF A CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. Last Tuesday Tuz Srar gave an account of the accidental shooting of John Donnelly at Guethler’s beer garden, in East Washinzton, on the evening previous. Charles F. Pfeffer, an intimate acquaintance of Donnelly, handed to him a loaded rifle. Donnelly, in taking hold of i, not knowing it was loaded, placed his hand 08 the trigger and pon Was discharged £01 into bis side. Ho was taken to his home, at North Capitol and H streets, where he lingered Until last nicht, when he died from the effects Of the wound. He stated from the frst that Bo One was to blame but himself, and no bla is attached to Pileffer. ne DEATH OF A WITNESS IX THE CrUVERD CAsE.—Mr. Joseph Dodson, nis American hotel at Ric night. He was one of th nesses in the Cluverius 1, as he was the one who received the note which the ill-fated Lillian Madison wrote to Cluverius reading “I will be there; so please do wait for me.” It is thought that his death will be rixoner in the event th: Pluverius is sentenced to be hung Nov 24. Itis thought that the courtof appeals will hot reach his ease before January, and there- fore a stay of sentence will be gi worable to the THE Mrsstox IN SpRre a4.. Wi be closed Friday might, ¢ 30 o'eloe by the mpbell D. D., of Ascension eburch, Baltimore. ‘These services, in whien Rev. James B. Avirett, by acorps of admirabie pi ers, have been well attended, enlculated as they were to pre- re the people for the coming of the bishop, have been in progress for the past ten — Srreer CAR AcctDENTS.—Mrs. Sherridan, from a car ou 7th street, ut thwest, yesterday slipped She was tal Street northwest.— or i st Mrs. S.0f th Pennsy! —— A GRraxp SaLe.—Mr, Dowling will have on exhibition Monday and Taesday of next week, &t his auetion reoms, a rich collection of Ori Quis carpets and rugs. | seo advertisement for a A catalogue ready for te Of mile, de. now SUICIDE IN A CELL. Charlies Wise Has a Quarrel With His Mistress and Then Hangs Himselt. Last evening the children of Charles Wise, living with Leana Walker, on Water street, near 32d street, West Washington, ran to the third precinct’station and exclaimed: “Papa has an axe, and js hunting mamma and threat- ening to kill us all.” Officer Volkman, who was in charge of the station at the time, dl- rected Officer Warwick to see what the trouble was. The latter at once ran tothe house, where he found Wise dragging the woman by the hair, and at once took him into custody. Wise was then furious with drink, and threatened as he was taken to the police station to make an end of the woman. At the station he was so weil known that his name, age, and the charge were taken down without the necessity of asking questions, and he was locked up in & cell. Mrs, Walker had come to the station and he wanted to shake hands with her, but she re- fused, and he then said that she would regret it in the morning. About ten o'clock Officer Volk- man, on looking into the cell, saw the prisoner hanging. He was at once cut down, and Drs, Kleinschmidt and Suter were called in, and found the body still_warm, but examination showed that lis neck had been broken by the fall. He had taken a. pair of new suspenders from his trousers, made a noose with one end, and fastening the other end to the upy ot the door had evidently jumped from the Seat: and the fall had broken iis neck. "He was about thirty-five years old, a native of George- town, and did not bear a very good reputation, having been many times arrested for dranken- ness und disorderly conduct. He was a carpen- ter by trade, but had been a slave to liquor nearly all his life, although when sober he was regarded as agood mechanic. He had been liv- ing with Mrs, Walker for some years, and she claimed that he was the father of her children, but they Were not married. His parents aré very respectable people. LATER, The acting coroner viewed the remains at 12 vdlock, and, deeming an inquest unnecessary, © @ certificate of death from suicide. The remaius were turned over to Wise’s parents, This 4s. the second case of suicide in a cell in this precinet. Elijah Sullivan committed sui- cide by banging himself in a cell with bis araw- ers, August 29, 18’ —— ‘The Theaters Next Week- There was a great rush for seats for the open- ing night of the National Theater at Metzerott’s this morning. On the opening night of the New National a dedication poem, written by Mr. George Edgar Montgomery, of New York, will be recited by Miss Julla Wheeler, a mem- ber of Mile. company. Miss Wheeler isa Washington lady and possesses fine elocution- powers. In harm poem, Miss Wheel my with the spirit of the r will be attired in a Grecian ile of seats for the “Michael Strozoft™ engage! at Al ‘s also opened well this mornin The management promise a fine pro- duction of this stirring spectacular drama, Racing at Brightwood. A large crowd witnessed the three races at the Brightwood driving park yesterday. Head- light, Grover Cleveland, Phalastine, Jessie, right Star, Carrolton, Fanny H., Modoc and Fanny Fantail started in the special class, Headlight winning the second, fourth and fifth heats, the others coming in in the order named. Tn the fifth bi Phalastine and Cleveland came toget oa the first turn, throwing the driver t, the horse making the cireuit of xe. The driver was e for $100, be- n Duke, Tom Connor and Frank, the ed won three straight heats. The match for $60 between Daisy and Sadie, best two in three, was won by the former intwo straight heats, AT THE WASHING’ —The Capital Bicycle club w of the Washing- rink, 9th street and Rhode Island avenue, MOTTON zht after the races. ‘There will be acoucert by Weber's full band, and fancy skat ing by Will Furgies. ‘The Courts, uIry Covet—Judge Hagn Yesterday, Causten vs. Young; Mary C. Car- yallo appointed guardian ad litem. Dayton vs, Dayton; sale ratified nisi, CrrNar Count—Judge MacArthur, Yesterday, Jas. Wilkerson alias Wilson, as- sault to kill; three years InAlbavy. Wm, John- son, housebreaking, do, James Thornton, lar- cen¥; not guilty. Wm. Burton, assault to’ kill, forefelture set aside and defendant released: Wm. Walker, larceny, not gutlty. J. W. Mc: Knight «nd Jas, H THorpe, conspiracy, nolle prosequied, Porice Court—Judge Snell. Yesterday, N. Ashton, assault; $5. Isaiah jJarceny; four months. James $20. Jolin Davis, do: $20. Fred. Fridley, writing policy; $50; collateral forfeited. James ‘Gordon, do.; do. Thomas Patten, do; do ary Ridgely, do.; do. George Watson and Sampson J, Asher, do; nolle pros. entered, Avsowrery Pore mRR 00 FY Ay, RRrooYy a fk RRR OO ¥¥ AA LE EE O90 ¥ saa E Re 00 ava tu BBR OK UK RoR AA RK pon XA RKS Bee OA A OK OK This Powder never varies A marvel ofpurity, strength and wholesomeness. More economi¢al than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor Phosphate powders SoLD ONLY IN cans KovaL BakiNe Powpen Co. 106 Wall street. N.Y. ap6 Carv-Prine Cost. I shall sell off the entire stock of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS in my Brauich Store, 225 Pa. ave. ne, Capitol HI, AT PRIME Cosr. COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS, Store for rent. JOHN SCOTT, _ 30,0013 225 Peuna. ave. se. Capitol Hill, F YOUR HAIR IS TURNING GRAY, DON'T use the polsonous dyes which burn out its life and Produce many diseases of the scalp. AYER'S HAIR VIGOR ts positively hartnless, and will restore the natural color of the hair, stimulate its growth and bring back fs youthful goss and beauty GCROFULA AND ALLFORMS OF SCROFULOUS \O Disewses are rapidly purged out by the use of AYER'S SARSAPARILILA we2d L FEE MM M ™ Eo gE Mirae Bo S85 bo eH OB TLL EEE MMM P Bug EXTRA PALE BEER t FORSALE EVERYWHERE —jy23 Pleading Not Guilty. IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO- * «DAY. Pleas of not guilty Court = oven nal to-day by accused parties as Nellie Robinson, indicted for grand larceny; Thomas Luckett, alias St. C. Lackett, bouse- reaking in the night; John Lyon, grand ceny of a watch and chain from R. horn Alexander Jones and James chi With assault, with intent to commit s rape on Ast; John Lee, assduit with intent to Kill Mon- Toe'Grimes on August 3d. Kinc'’s PALACE OPENING.—Ladies are re- quested to nd fall millinery King’s Palace, 814 7th street, Thure- and Friday, October ist and 2d. No CHANGE OF BILL aT HERzZ0G’s.—Owing to the nightly ovation accorded Miss Tucker as Secceaea ee nereeenact gaat oa through the Dalance of the week with daily matinees at 2 p. m. Geaxov Orzxic oF NEW DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, 4c, Our Autumn and Winter Stock is now full and com- plete in LADIES WEAR, for the House, Street or ening Dresses. We name a few Specialtica 100 Pieces 37-inch, all Wool LADIES' CLOTH, 40cta, 5 Cases 39-inch, all Wool TRICOT CLOTH, 50 cta, 3“ Géinch, Fine TRICOTS, BO cts, 2 ‘56-inch, very Fine TRICOTS, $1.00, A large and beautiful Stock of all the high Novelties 4m French and German Goods, such ss HOMESPUN, BOUCLE CLOTH, DRAP D'ALMA, CASHMERE DESAXE, DIAGONAL and SERGE. Our BLACK GOODS Stock, especially our BLACK SILKS, VELVETS and CASHMERES, are inferior to none in this country. Our BROCADE VELVETS at $2.50, $3 and $5, sre exceptionally good value, A Large Stock of FLANNELS, BLANKETS and DOMESTICS, CARPETINGS of all kinds on our Second and Third Floors, We have no damaged goods to offer—no short Jengths to offer—no auction goods to ofter. All of our Goods have been either Imported direct by our firm or bought of the Importers and Manufacturers fresh and new. All Goods WARRANTED as represented by the salesmen, ONE PRICE ONLY. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., ccl-st Nos, 928 7th and 706 K Street N, W. Sevenrz Awxvat Gnaxp PPE SE ¥ A A LELL LLLL OPENING = KK U NNN Gao S58 PALACE, No. 814 7TH STREET N. W. ‘We take pleasure in announcing that our GRAND FALL OPENING or FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE NEWEST MILLINERY NOVELTIES, Aswell as LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, ‘Wil take place on mWITH HU U ppp T HOHU UR RE SDD & yy ute a tel eaces T HH ud RB BSssS ppp aa ¢ AND FFF RRR 1 DDD AY ¥ FO RRUD D AA YY FoR RED DMA Y F ERUDDD AS ¥ 7 00, CO TTTT 00 sBR EEE RI eo GO "ToD Bh EP RP 00 Gocco 6T «(00 BBB KEE R ER iL ANN N DDD tr. ge SRN DPD Se H AA NNND D «iH ASANNND Dp o ul A AN XN DDD &ea ZT To which all are cordially invited. We shall endeavor not only to maintain the high standard we have attained, but we shall try to excel all previous efforts. We pride ourselves not only on carrying the Lurgest Stock, but also the most Choice, Desirable and Fashionable Goods at the Lowest Pre- Prices. ' ACKNOWLEDGE NO COMPETITION! For your own interest we usk of you not to purchase until you have examined our great dispiuy and posted yourselves regarding Quality, Styles aud particularly as toour Prices. Our display of all the Foreign and Domestic Productions that art and skill ean produce, as well as our reputation a8 Leaders of Fashion and Low Prices will stand unrivaled. Our great success of the past will be our guarantee for the future. WE TENDER TO OUR PATRONS OUR SIN- CEREST THANKS FOR THEIR PATRON- AGE AND SUPPORT, WHICH ENABLES US SUCCESSFULLY TO GIVE TO WASHINGTON CITY THE LARGEST MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. PLEASE TO REMEMBER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 and 2, OUR OPENING DAYS. ‘We expect to greet you all andbid you a hearty wel- come at— KING'S PALACE, 830 814 Seventh st. n.w. ‘This ls an Acute Catarrh, and is instantly relieved by a single dose, and permanently cured by one bottle of Saxvoun’s RapicaL CURE FOR CaTaRRE. COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH INHALER, $1. ‘One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent, and one improved Inhaler, in one may now be had of sll druggists for $1. Ask for BaxvonD's RADICAL CURE, “The only absolute specific we know of.”"—Med. Times, “The best we have found in a life time of suffering.” Rev. Dr. Wiggin, Boston, “after s long struggle with Catarrh, the Raprcat ‘Cons has conquered.”"—Rev. & W. Munroe,Lewtsburgh, Pa “I bave not found a case that it did not relieve at once.”—Andrew Lee, Manchester, Mass, POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston. HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIZ? is 8 question that appeals to every tortured victim of Rheumatism, who finds the ordinary plasters and lintments powerless to relieve him. To such the Curicuna ANTI-PAIN ‘Prasrem is an elegant and never-falling source of relief, banishing rheumatic, neuralgic, sciatic, sudden. sharp and nervous pains as by magic. New, original, speedy, safe. At Druggista, 250.; five for $1—mailed free, POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL 00.; och Boston. THERE ARE A GREAT MANY MEN IN THE WORLD WHO ARE PERFECTLY AT EASE FI- NANCIALLY, BUT WHO ON THAT VERY AC- COUNT BECOME NEGLIGENTIN THE MATTER OF DRESS. THIS OUGHT NOT TO BE. WEOWE IT TOOUR FAMILIES, OUR FRIENDS AND OUR- SELVES THAT WE SHOULD DRESS WELL AND INGOOD TASTE. WE ARE PREPARED TO AT- TEND TO THE WANTS OF THE MECHANIC, ‘THE MERCHANT AND THE MILLIONAIRE IN THE MATTER OF ELEGANTLY CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED CLOTHING, AND AT PRICES THAT WILL AGREEABLY SURPRISE THE MOST CAREFUL BUYER. IF YOU HAVE NOT AL- READY BEEN TO SEE US PLACEUS ON YOUR VISITING LIST. WE PAY SPECIAL ATTEN- TION TO OUR BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S DE- PARTMENT. WE HAVE PROVIDED WELL FOR THE WANTS OF “THE MEN OF TO-MORROW.” THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, 400, CORNER 7TH AND D STS, N.W. 830 JOSEPH M. GRADY, ManacEn. Ar Hyrex. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ABSO- LUTE PERFECTION IN THIS WORLD. BUT THE MANUFACTURER WHO AIMS AT PERFECTION COMES NEAREST TO IT. THERE IS CLOTHING AND CLOTHING. IN ONE INSTANCE YOU WILL FIND ALL THE EFFORTS DEVOTED TO MAKING UP STYLISH GOODS, WITHOUT MUCH REGARD TO THE WEARING QUALITIES. IN ANOTHER YOU WILL FIND GOOD OUTSIDE MATERIALS AND INFERIOR TRIMMINGS. IN ANOTHER YOU WILL SEE GOOD MATERIALS ALL THROUGH, BUT INFERIOR WORKMANSHIP. IN STILL ANOTHER, EVERYTHING THAT SHOWS WILL BE OF FAIR QUALITY: BUT THE “UNSEEN.” SUCH AS CANVAS SEWING SILK, &., ARE INFERIOR. WHEN GOOD MATERIALS INSIDE AND OUT, SEEN AND UNSEEN, FIRST- CLASS WORKMANSHIP AND THE NEW- EST STYLES ARE COMBINED, PERFEC- TION IN CLOTHING IS NEARLY AN AC- COMPLISHED FACT. THIS IS THE CHARACTER OF GOODS MADE BY WANAMAKER, OF PHILa- DELPHIA. YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR LINES OF THESE GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR IN FALL OVERCOATS OUR STOCK IS LARGE. IN SUITS, BUSINESS, HALF- DRESS OR DRESS, WE HAVE MANY NEW AND EXCLUSIVE LINES, AND ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. E. B BARNUM & CO. se29 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Dowt Ir Freez FALL-OVEKCOATISH THESE AIRY NIGHTS AND MORNINGS? WE ARE LONGING TO AFFORD YOU THE NEEDED PROTECTION FROM AUTUMN BREEZES AND SNEEZES, AND CAN SUPPLY YOU A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT AT ANY PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY, BETWEEN $8 AND $20, GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 825 607 SEVENTH ST., opp. U.S, Post Office. I CHALLENGE ANY PUBLISHED PRICE-LIST OF LUMBER, SASH, DOORS OR BLINDS MY CUSTOMERS CAN REST ASSURED THAT I WILL AT ALL TIMES SELL LUMBER AS LOW AS PUB- LISHED PRICES ALL LUMRER DEALERS DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE AND MAKE ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE THOMAS W. SMITH, 8A48H WARE HOUSE AND LUMBER YARD, FIRST STREET AND INDIANA AVE. N. W. se10-1m Use Coxe IT 18 THE CHEAPEST AND BEST. FOR GENERATING STEAM. New Aso Beavrrot Fun Dress Goobs, SILKS, VELVETS, AND CLOTH FOR BOYS’ WEAR FOR SALE AT CASH PRICES, CARTER'S, 711 Market Space, “ROYAL SERGE,” Govt) in bus, brown, greedy ERED and Blacks brown, green, Blacks Yards for 82. - ae RS LADIES CLOTH SUITING (immense width; yard anda baif wide, Seo ee BLACK SILK VELVET. $1. COLORED SILK VELVET, 81. BROCADE SILK VELVE? qcality aold last Fall at 82. SLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, $1.50, + RUACK SILKS, 75. Same quality sold last Fall ‘ati. COLORED SILKS, real value §1, reduced to 76e. CRIS BLANK $2, $2.50, $3, DOUBLE, WHITE BLANK) $5.50, 34, $4.50, 85, 86, $7, 85, $V, B10, ‘COMFORTS, $1. DOUBLE GRAY BLANKETS, 85e, DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTH, one yard and s half wide, for Boys’ Wear, 37ic. FOR COOKING PURPOSES. FOR HEATING BY FURNACE. FOR HEATING BY LATROBE. FOR OPEN GRATES, IT 18 EASILY IGNITED. If MAKES A QUICK HOT FIRE. IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE IT 18 ECONOMICAL. IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT. YOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. “ 3 ‘26 Bushels, not cruabed, $2.00. Delivered to any part of Washington of George. Carenzrt & Co, . STOCK, GRAIN, PROVISION AND PETROLEUM 1420 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, (UPSTAIRS), WASHINGTON, D. c. You Wus, Wosr You: YOU DO, DON’T Your WILL WHAT? DO WHAT? ‘Why, Save Money by Buying your CLOTHING at VICTOR E, ADLER'S ‘TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. FACTS ABOUT CLOTHING. ‘There is cheap clothing that {s cheap, and cheap clothing that isn't cheap. Garments that wear well ‘and give good satisfaction are the sortto buy, provided you can get them at low prices, This is the sort of clothing sold at VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. We have low prices, Dut no low-grade gpoda. In return for your money we give you SOLID, SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING, and ‘2s we ask but ten per cent above actual cost of manu- facture, you can readily perceive that our profits are very small. PERFECT POCKET-BOOK PERSUADERS: Areour prices. Perfect are our fits and styles, Per- fectly reliable are our goods. Perfectly plain are our terms, Every garment marked in plain figures, 50 that a child can buy as safely asthe best judge of Clothing. HOW TO SAVE MONEY. ‘Examine the prices at VICTOR E, ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE betore buying. We ‘sell at such # small fraction above actus) cost that we Know that we cannot be undersold. ‘Man wants but little here below, And he gets but little Justice; ‘To Adler's for our clothing we'll go, ‘Because his prices won't bust us, “ Bust" is not very good English, but it is very. pressive. ADLEE’S goods and prices are his best vertisers, Come and see them. ox ad- ur HSbe Sad boots Lercur Well selected stock of ‘Working shoes of all Linda tee aes nee $2.50, English Waukenpbasts, cope ayo ipbssts, laced, button and ei sewed French calf gaiters, from Boots in kip, grain and Behm Resear tsa tom gh. um Velvet embroidered house slippers, at 735; Patent leather pumps, from $1.25 up, puppets and rubber boots in ali styles, at the ices. itrasburge! No. 906 street, four doors above 1. e"? N& cs w., or city High School. *\)y ATEE COLOR INSTRUCTION. ‘will open Schoo! wean AEE thiseenson Tor. seoeral inert from och-6t ‘RCS MEIN WILL RESUME ART SCHOOL ‘Drawing and Arts Apply. Miscmeormeer inttatd * ante a2 am Applications received Tor life ae cel: M® © @245Euy oF paxctxo, at MASONIC HALL, Curver oth ad Fes nw, nope a TEE HTS Bitlanat od SATURDAY. coat ‘Circulars to be bad «t music stores, or at the ademy. sel5-1; LEGE GRADUAT! PROFESSO! AL Sous Tsun and Grock Th the “teri ence private insiricuon int above branchesyalse is Star 8 a ly to Berlitz School of anguages, Saas and Ao m sth at 8030-Tma. J] 1GHT LINE SHORT-HAND, THE LATEST, Hos ‘aud best reporting system. Class forming evening at 6 pam. at ¥. M.C A, 1400 New on ‘York ave. 230-30 Ne More High Prices in Diamonds. ‘We have imported our own ai year, and propose to retall them stenmepries Other jewelers buy them at. We only ask you fo-call tobe convinced. ‘We mention a few of our bargains: Flower design lace pins, with genuine diam. in flower, at $12, 33 ‘and $15. Burrings to match, gia. $15 and $20. Handsome fivestone cluster diamond rings, $25. Seven-stone clus- fer ring, $80, Genuing diamond solitaire rings at $10, $13, $15 and $25. 1 pair tolitdire earrings, i carat, perfect. ae: ae “ 21-Yecaray « ie 4 Co ete ‘We will give written guarantee with ‘bill sale, and refund money if not satistactory. R, Harts & Co, 2 432 7th street, near'E, ‘The following dispatch reads for itself New York, September 30, 1885.—Mr. Henry Strasburger, 820 7th street: We h: sent you a line of sample Cloaks which you can sell ‘at 25 per cent under manufacturers’ prices, PARISIAN CLOAK Co, The above have arrived and are now dis plgyedin my cloak parlor, to which Tinvite dies to call and save money. HENRY Staspurce! 820 7th street N. W, King’s Palace Opening. Ladies are requested to attend the grand fall millinery opening at King’s Palace, $14 7th street, Thursday and Friday, October 'l and 2.1 Children’s Shoes a Specialty. Infants’ Shoes at 33c,, 39c., 49¢., 72c., D8c. Spring-heels at 59c., 72c., 89c., 98e., $1.23. feeled Shoes, Kid’and ‘Morocco, 72c., 98¢., $1.24. Youths’ at d Shoes at 98c., $1.23, $1.47. Boys’ Solid Leather Shoes from 98e: up. Misses: Spring Heels in Pebble, Straight-gont, Morocco and Kid in B, C, D widths, trom 73¢, up. Misses’ fine Hand-welt Shoes at $1.65. Also Slippers aud Rubbers, In great variety, at equally low figures, Z. STRASUURGER, No. 906 7th street, 2 ‘4 doors above I. Call at 736'7th street. See Mr. Estep. 2 Ladies" Fine Pebble Gcat Shoe, common sense and medium toe_and heel at 31.98. Every pair warranted. %. Strasburger, No, 906 7th street, four doors above I. ey The Cheapest Place In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware fs at the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. 22-1u,th,sim Fevers, leading physicians recommend and prescribe Duity’s Pare Malt Whiskey. Recom- mended by pliysiclans. Sold by druggists and grocers. ¥ Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the use of Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remed: H, W, Olmstead, Proof Reader, Indianapolis dimes, eo Radden’s. 932 7th st. n.w, Rudden’s Furni- tureand Carpet Instalment House. 4 Onr Gent's Hand-Sewed Waukenphasts at $2.87 area bargain. Z. Strasburger, No. 906 7th street, four doors above 1 Extrao in ladies’ dne shoes tor this week, atJ. Brock’s, 862 7th street. Taulies Ladies’ Ludi BUSINESS CHANCES. OR MORE PARTIES TO FURNISH ten thousand capt Mieye of & mani factirinng business, the ving complete plats and Kiwavleage of busi the ve okuple demi prox Staruttice. cle 2 RARGAL ck ‘House, 1826 2: $300, Dasiuents” anita Lehant secared for Nec ehh month eiucreas f Taglor One NL 300; ye joaued on ‘Pianos, Furniture and any good collateral SALE, A DRUG STORE, ar eight twenty eur, und increasing, The most Weil stucked und located, 1th Furturihe: tnt ras GGIST,” Slur offiee. se J6-1Ut NG FLORIDA ORANGE Peach. T tod suteand very proi ior prospects conti of CONARD & MCEUE: me cut. particulars ‘at of 1420 Fst, Washingto ing fucilities, who ma} oF desirous of obtaluing temporary ou on their an secure same by TDENTIAL, Box ‘Se22-tu,th.s1m 2617.5 088s Houses FOR SALE OR RENT.—The Honses in the Marble and Brown Stone Fvout Block just being completed on North ave., between Park ave. and Bolton st. bulth Hight dierent only 2 Dias to sel 1 bien te from center of ety Fvceliont drainage, perfect veut lation, warin In Win: te iran suoplng terraced, eri Uc finish, frescord bath rooms, Open fireplaces, model kitchens on first floor. well bullt, Fasy terma’ First- Guseinvesunent. Cail aid examine then, or send for illustrated book “Model Homes,” describing them, Rhdnew, WL. STORM, Builder and Owner, seizimt’ North ave aad Park ave, Balma USTIN_P. BROWN, ASSTAQEAL ESTATE AND LOANS, 1426 ¥ strect northwest HOUSES FOR SALE. Cor. Massachusetts ave. nud 15th st, 12 rs, mod. imypa; 918,000. Nev. (uureesiory House, Towa Circle, mod. tmpa; 0.500. Siireestory House, 13 ra, N st n.w. bet. 27th and 1th sts; mod. Imps $10,000. Large Houss, Vermout ave. bet K and Ista, mod imps.t $30,000. sew HOUSE cor. Riggs and 25th sta nw, mod. Sore aud Dwelling, cor. Oth and Q sta. n. w., $4,000. Twostory Brick House, 619 10th st 0. e, bee F and Gate, 7ra and bath. ‘Terms easy, $2,000. ‘Two ‘Story Monies on Riggs en. W., near 18th; mod imps: $5,000 each, ‘Phreestory Sngiish basement House, 227s, mod. imps., Tst, bet, 18th and O00. ‘ihreeata story. House with ‘sable, on At st, bet, 10th and Lith n. ¥., mod, imps, Nev Sor house, On Lac, bet ist and 224 n.w.s adasim 3 87,000, New 3-stor ‘on Lst., bet. 21st and 224 nw.; x35 to alley; $6,000. ‘New ‘house, 10 ra: lot 1 ‘Large double house ob Unibet, 18th and 14th ate, nw: 18 rs; mod, imps: $35,000. ‘Three-sory and busement house, on Pat. n.w., near ‘vor, 18th; mod. Imps; $11,000. ‘Two houses ‘on B'st ne, bet. 6th and 7th; mod. 5 $3,300 wee Sonne uD gt n. w. bet. 6th and 7a; mod. Davge noust and several thousand feet of ground on 0th at, bear Scott Circles, $125,000. story house on Msi, ¥. bet Bthand 10th staand qbaory hoine ou Mist. wb. Othand 10th sta and stYirge double house on Mass, ave, bet. 12th and 13th sr sScory houses HOW bullding ch 1Ste, near Tet © ‘and cellar 30 feet parking *Fros with bay windows, on agin st nw) corner Pst: from $0,500 10 81000" ‘cool In summer, VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 TEN PER CENT 10 CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH 8T. X, W., Corner Massachusetts avenne. GTRICTLY ONE PRICK, _ 9, open evenings wat 9; Saturdays unt 1 es sot penn 2: oy 9 3Sccn Brice east section LO wo ‘Sale—New seven-room Brick, Tyce areal agie Rsk = tere Law Derarrvest. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY. HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR. Associate Justice of the Supretwe Court of the District ol HON. SANUBE FEI: Associate Justice of the Supreine Court of the United Professor of International and Constitutional Law, 3 Rail Commercial and Maritime Law. iON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, ‘Profesor of Practice aud Judge of Moot Court, EUGENE CARUSL, Fsq., ‘Professor of Longe penal a and see 5 Sos eats, ard LECTURERS, HON. JAMES SCHOULER, Lecturer on Domestic Re'ations, Bailments, and Per- ‘sonal Property. ON. H. H. WELLS, WILLOUGHBY, ‘Lecturer on Deeds and Conveyarces, ENOCH TOTTEN, Bsq.. ‘Lecturer on the Law of Corporations, 1. GHINES Lag. Lecturer on the Law of Torts ‘RB. ROSS PERRY, Esa, ‘Lecturer on the Conflict of Lawa, he opening exercise of the Law Department will take place at te new Law Building, Nu, 1000 street Rorubwest, MONDAY, October bik, wt 7 oclock prin. (eure nen hee age hl eS HENRY 1 WELL After the addresses, announcements for the ensuing session will be made. ‘The alumui and students of the Law Department, and the patrons und frieudsof the University, are cor dially invitedto be present. Stadents who propose to enter the clases arr also requested to atten Applicants for admission can obtain further inform- ation, and matriculate at the Law Bullding daly (0 cept Sunday )between the hours of 4and 6 o'clock p.m. Se2eSw FLEMING J. LAVEN DEI, Prensurer. CHOOL OF MUS! (ESTABLISHED 187 Hours, I to Private and class Plano or voice, $5 ‘Chureh organ (o actice), $15 a term, Violin, &e.,&ce Free advantages. Catalogues and price list o1 application se2lin THe. INGALLS KING, Princips ME JAMES CAULEIELD, LATE PROFPSSOR NA at te Grand Conservatory of Music, New York, 1632 Kingman Piso seztlwe VANCE Giortiaxn— Ss Oe a8 Classes o'clock, A. Building Meet for organization Ee MAN sews Of clusses, Oct. 1. ‘: D, PI“TORIO'S ACA DE! ARI) HALL, Pint, b Taw, Opeuting reception tor juvenile DAY AFTERNOON, October 3d, 1585, at 1 ni Foriuer pupils r’spectfall THE FACULTY. LING, LD. President. THE HON. WALTER & COX, LLD., Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, of Contracts, and of Crimes and ‘MUsiemeaniors, THE HON. WILLIAM A, MAURY, LL.D, Professor of Equity Jurispradence, of Commyn Law and Equity P eading, of the Law of ence, and the Law of Partnership. THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LLD., Lecturer on Constitutional Law, THE Ho + GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ, Astoclate Professor of Practice and Judge of Moot ROBERT C. FOX, LLD., ‘Treasurer, The Facil. wf gruetion wilt tne saan a ears with the addition of a spectal Soa CRIMINAL LAW, BY DR. Tox & Brown 1437 Pa ELLING, LL-D., President. —Preparatory, si Departtients Siibeie Vrivatepuplis trom 3. 'to = se25-1mn SMITH, Privcipul, pan mest, Opening Lecture by Pro M.D, TUESDAY, Qcober ite Leture Haid Ud Hs. For inloruistion, &e.. apy to . " 1H. BARKER, M-D., Deaa, sent 1118 Hi sitee KRY — MODEL sc Ls, IN Froetysi 11 Fonenea ser th Year: New Engiand teu; Front ad German and Noerr principals teach net officers, We army presentatives, and the 2. Classes limited to, Is: genuine I avs, Se first tumilies cal use of the iat Ing classes reope EVE! in. Classes for boysat girls now at. i: Private ciasses for Indies at MLLE, V. PRUD'HOMME, Profeswur de Francais, — TSS Mt G. DORSEY WiLL, RESUME WER MiSawes tn, Calsinentca in Washington, October Gath, Tees, "For purticulars address “MISS MG. DORSEY, 143 Cameron st,, Alexandria, Va. se23-1m WSs HILTON’s MESG0Ri usp rece scxoor, dai Vermout ave, aug-3m___Re-opeusSepteniber 30th, (QEBMAN TAUGHT TO ADULTS AND CHIL ‘dren (from 5. yeurs ol uge). by @ native of Ger ‘Conversation (~atural “Sfethod), speciatty. Ginidren's Daily and ~aturday classes" Miss DORA ZIWEST, 1496 Corcoran st. nw. se26-1m* PINKNEY _INST/TC re, 818 CONNECTICUT, Sig eee eer ee mee Tittie girls." Ireopens Septem! Pa eg rT iss GM BALL, | TE TEACHER OF ENGLISH BRANCHES Paiva’ 3 Expertencedip teaching foreigners thelanguage 241m 1, JOHNSON, DAV * “organist and Chotrmaster, 1119 1bth st. nw, ‘Vocal and Instramental Puplis received. sei3-1me KUERSCHNER H1°°0 Teacher of Piano, Organ and Vocal Music sain : 1202 8 st. nw. (GTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION aND WW *INCENGLISH LANGUAGE, 2. we stivins ‘Principal. October jeuts after fill cousne. wy ton endorsed by a respousible of horough, ion 8e25-1m “ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE MEDICAL ‘DEPARTMENT OF THE COL! UNI VERSITY—The 64th Annual Session w! ‘on MONDAY, OCTOBEB STH, at § p.m.,ln the Medi- Gal Building, 1925 H street n.w.,with ais Introductory Raaress by Prof. ), W. Prenths, M. D.,to which the ‘and Public are cordially “invited. ‘The For KING, 728 B:50t0 10am €4t05 p.m slé-1m ‘University Building qc mer ys eubino per sa opactnt re tee ‘Mra C. W. PAIRO, Princtpal. UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY ee seats *°hdiss BALCH, Principal, 12000 xt TRAID ‘21st, 923 Mra ANNA B OGDEN, Principal. M™ VERNON SEMINARY, 3200 axp 1104 M Srarer N.W, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, MES. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal ‘MISS SARAH A. SCULL, Assisted by a Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers. ‘Highest Standard in English and Classical Stadiea, Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. ‘Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Musla, ‘Artand ‘locution, ‘Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. Application by letter or personally, as above, au22-3m Moh MOGEPS, SCHOOL, AT 1110 Ts. AVE nw, will reopen September 6th, 1885. “Un: Usual advantages in French (Berlite method) and in ‘Object Drawing. audi {MERSON INSTITUTE, 914 1ITH 5 4, tween Land K, select classical and matheniatical School for bovs, begins its 34th year MONDAY, Sep tember 2ist. "Prepares for busines, for Harvard, ‘Yale, Princeton aud other colleges, for the scientific schools and for the U.S. Military ‘and Naval acade anles. For purticulary addrvss CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal, 914 14th st.” Circulare can be obtained at the bookstores. prone DS ASSIE MORANS SELECT SCHOOL FOR AMA Boys and Girls, cor. New Jersey ave. and E stn. w., will Reopen SEPT. 2hth. Careful Ualning: thor: ough Instruction in the elementary and academic branches. se5-1m* W {SINGTON ACADEMY OF ThUnGRA PHY Ouly school of the kind here. A. vcinl invita: tion to all to see the method bs which you can soon Jeb learn a profession, 214 2d st. se. HALL—A HOME SCHOOL POR ] near Poolesville, Md., Reopens SEPTEM- Bi he Terms moderate. For circulars ad- dress Mrs. M. E. PURTER, Principal. M15, AN? US ALR: » BUIACS ENGLISH AMD sind’ Pren hs tbouraing sind Dry Seboo! for Yon Ladies and Tele rath val ARIENDS” SE: fA Aad eh oo! fo ott nee, SALT wil reopen Bik "mor Sept) 0. provide. Sor Krowtn ‘and progress of school a laboratory, and ade Antional ‘roont for rectatlous and calisthenics, hav treet procared. “fue cory of instruction as been ene lurged by graduates of Vassar and Swarthmore. The fiuteuctfon in Lugiish, Sathematies, narusal science and the languages Is ihoroush and suflicient to pre huure students for our best colleges and univeraties, Send tor catalogue or call stschool trom 2240 pin. to apm. THOS W.sibWwHLt “putham Paiacipal. MS Ross PORCHES PREN Mi'tha'Pn dish Senos and ‘Kintersarte wil Open Getober Ist. cerman and. French Stnstant practice. ‘For circulars apply 1 A ELMS rT ‘taugh ‘ae itn se ee es a am ___ azi-2me WW 28H INGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladiesand Lite irl ‘This institution will enter upon fts twelfth annual sewsion Wednesday, Seprember 234, 18%, Ars. Z D, BUCHER. Miss HE. HUNTER. Assisted by a full corps of experienced teachers, For ‘and Rall" particulars apply. tothe Principal aia suls-7u P. CAVLFIELD, MUS. DOC ° 17th st. nw, wiTresame business October 1, 1855. seiodm SUQETHAND AND TY PEWRITING Pract. Cally aught.” Sdecees guaranteed If instructions are fullowed. fi is pregerred aud number Tinted. “ie F.C office of Johns & ave mle ae LADY With HIGHEST RECOM: Aendations and vefe ge for Clussie aud Modern Habla meted good eruai, Parana. tcuchy pistolary. myer willy unsurpassed auetiods, St epistolary styles with unsu od HOPPED TS Gt nw. a7 sTON ACADEMY, Corcoran Hullding, , Pa. Ave. and 19th si.,opu. U.S. Treasury. A select school for Boys and Young Men. Number limited.” Only seholars Of good moral Character re- Gelved. Full term begins the 34 Monday in Seyteaaber Say and evening sensions,. Carerul and toro rnetion to tectur = stor (hand, his Latin and Greek. Principal, Washinet US ER ZAmer i HARRIS, ENGEISH AND AMA French Bourding wad bay School, 622 18th st. i will re-open Nepicuiber 23d "Tie coarwe of in- struction comprises ‘every’ branch necesary. for & Practical aud accomplished education tor young indies Aid children, Superior tastruction In vocal and Strumental niusie. Particular attention given to deli Gute ur backward pupils. ‘auz2-3un GPENCERIAN Bus COR. oT Ht s ‘algebra, geometry. SLACA PEE ACNE A DS, ‘suisse B LT. S) and D sis. n.w. A practical business education that qualifies youns men and women wsupport thenisel ves Bhd sucdesstuliy perform ‘the active duthes oF if Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing, the Png. Language. Correspondence, Rapid. Cacutations Roceioee eee pcan eee ee “ounoniy., Sten vad Type Writing. iar day and evenin qeuoni Femina TUES Sept at@am, mh. Office open for meni by the ‘OF quater, on and nfver MOND ‘Aug. 24.” A full core of teachers. Illustrated Circa: irs giving full Information, sent free on application. HENKY SPENCER: Principal, _MRS. SARA A.SPENCER. Vice Principal, sui MES. DR LEAVITE, (OF poston, GRAD. Mitte sind certitied examiner of the New England Conservauury. teelmnigue, larmouy aid Voice culture. 1012 1th et n.¥ ‘as RT SCHOOL, 1318 I STN. W., OPPOSITE Franliu Park.—Sixteenth Annual Session opens Sepienaber 14th. Drawing wid alning from Obie, from the Au Landscape, sketch from Nature; sign Ren Penclis hareoad.cravon.of Sid Water Colon Sechatlea! Drawing, Pot. Chatles _seOlmn® SE FULLER, Principal, YAPITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDEI C Saecen walreopen on September ah. For Wiormation, apply to Miss SMITH, 62 Mua ave. se, or Miss BOYD N INSTITUTE—BOARDING AND "Day School for Girle, at Avexamdtia, Va sie figton. " Highest educational’ ade lewsanit home, Torms moderate, Ad- fice REULCCA C. POWELA, Principals stm iE COLUMBIAN COLLDG PREPARATORY fed ‘oe MONDAY, te ist of wepeomber. aD dos MONDAY. 5 Sclock atm- Previous to that date Prot ANDREW Previous P. MONTAGUE, A.M, oF one of bis; 17 in attendance ai the ‘concern eioam JAMES C. WELLING, President, WITHIN G SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD. fade nine cecien SURRiNeLEe ior SWITHIN ©. SH GE, A-M., (Harvard College Graduate, Media, Pa \ 718s A C MORGAN'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG BY Rabe unt a zat boc eT Porumouth, Noi. eer-2m ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CONCORD’ M prepared for college quand gia) = ution ), A.M. Prim, ‘RS. GEO. C.CHIPMAN Wi EN ATHER Mg STN ik eT fully prepared during school hours. eelS-lm® iCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION the Violin ‘and Orchestral Instruments Sho eeneitieke Peiwetpak fa cerubitietals Ne Hse - EDUCATIONAL. jmoMkTOWN UNIVER G ‘schiooL oriaw. FACT ORE JAMES a. Doosan 8 a Secretary DROF. KASPAI, HAVING RETURNED FROM rope, Has rewumed his lessons ov the’ Honeamed te Vion ot harem EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THR UNE XM VERSITY UF GEORGETOWN. oS ‘The Thirty-seventh Sesion will jonday Exening, Neprembre Bie at Roclock fe the Cotiegs Baliding, corner of 10th aud Esta, with an introduc tory address by Prof. CH. L. KLETNSCH ALDI, M. reapecthully: feted roe Rt tate tn pet See ected Roe Aber tea ‘ vO i ithe a we. Sper ayer a woe a cea Octal eo Sts Jah, Halian, French and German, Pupils learn to spealt Soa sey Rataee Trine tear ire mastery of Sega praise ota ae Yad plese Caines ta 8 Sieneral Afiernoon. aid Caesar arses, ae Sa ee a ana ak GOLLIMRE: AcMeapenvect Pert, Posen Gas Methods Taietit. ‘se2 Len ASTERY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATION.~ XM Prat Laci i thiareg pci coun my BOL aberely” Fequlret, at Lhe. phils French soundsand specially of the axcent filly Semen Sefaied." reach pronation, proweriy twa Simpieimatter. A torroct accent ated Avett pronuierwe Gon guaranteed tu avery sisor! mpmce of Uime, 4 publ to follgw with far greater profit und with tao Slate tangible "resulta insiruction.. wader teacher. hy auy sie of the bow pupilar eonveraa” Uonal inethods” Day and. Beeming Private ind ‘in Clases for Ladies and Gentemnen or Chitaren. {neral ARerioon and Pveuing Clames MONDAYS WEDSEADA\S and FICDA‘S, “at 240 ud a0 Bhd at O80 and 730 goog. cme regular cotyagation COLLIERE, A. Movowaup-runs Re. HOOL <2 VREPARATORY, Massach tory and Sustcal Depart ‘Bully lessons 18 French, under the direction of Prot <x Hterdicis employed by the achool for the boned of jerdic is employs scholars tn distatt parts of the city. For terms aud cifculurs address is kasama 10 8:30, Juveniles — Brand Saturday, 1'to HK! A REMONT, Diplomes, G0 Tae c MADAME CH, tomee, agemie de Paris, Octane SCHOOL for eutldren KINDERGARTEN ‘under 12 Years old. "Madame Chevremont has had long @x: perience asa teacher, and will instruct ber vy the NATURAL METHOD to: Prench ine very short time. Primary English branches will also be ‘but it is de to give taught, French upon parents dress, 1619 K stn... Afternoon and Evening Classen wilt be more advanced pupils, abd Private Lesous be given to udulis, GEORGETOWN OLUDGIATE INSTITUT ¥ 3100 N st, West Washington. and school for young ladies and I tw Sur begins September LOC, 16s, with full sorpe of teachers For circulars apply to principal, sexi Miss LUCY STEPENSON, T, ST. JOSEPIUS COLLBGR, Me of studies: Ciamsical and ‘Terms: Woarders per session of five mont Day students according to grade, studies wr sumed on MONDAY, ber 7. Tee. ote ress BRO. JOSEPH, Director, _3v133m__—____—Raltimore county. Wa. PRIVATE LESSON IN ALL GRADES OF ‘study: to adults confidential: for college, Annapol iV’ Mi ‘West Polut, ail ‘\ INSTITUTE, sw, corner Sth and Kets am ‘Clmiaical, = W. FLYNN, A Evening Classes, $3 and $5 mouth my ! laptadasaertate’ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, WASHINGT. BOSTON, NEW YORK, LLADELPRTA, MINNEAPOLIS, . PAULL Recognized everywhere to be the best schools for Jearning to speak. write, read and understand te ot sig a ‘Terms begin SETPEM BEM 5. mew re) Prof.N. JOLY, s10 T28 Lath wi mw. Pho HesGs Ge Teac PrP Piano, Organ, Vocal Music and Harmony. Special uttention to begupers aa welll as to pe te beet ot apd advanced. 741 7th st OF THE WASHINGTON MS ADA B. CO AVE Colleginte Institute, will take pupils in vocal and jethods of te bask fistromental music ad hartuony European masters followed. For terms and other ieuiars: aus Apply at 1025 Vermont av. ~ aust 125 Vers Iss BRA LIS AND CLASSICAL may School for Young Ladies and A a 10 Septeniber 40.1 ae pie pte NY BRAGG sh-Lms specs nia Banat 5 RS BURR’S ENGLISH AND FRENCH oe School, 1308 H street, WEDNESDAY, September 30th, au2s-2m_ Frevch, the language of tbe school, Wx H. Rico 717 MARKET SPACE. GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES ‘Cut this ont an@ show ft to your ‘friends, and com- vince them that in addition to our complete line of Ladies’ and Gent's Fine Boots aud Shoes, we have the best line of Medium Grade Goods ever offered wo the bei Ine Cur, Kid Rox Toe.. oman, 2 90. Cery tne Cut. Kid Box Toe a8 2:50.-—Very tine Cur. Kid Common ise 8.00.....Extra five Cur. Kid Common Sense. 3.00... xtra fine Cur. Kid Box Toe. 6.00 To - ga Dongle... 3c BENNETT @ HARNARD'S Five Hand-made Boots and $2.00................Gent's Lace, Good Bt 2 apenas Phares plese 383 400................ Extra fine Calf, Button... @00 ‘Lace or Ov ‘Broad or Narrow Tue. 6.00.............Hi ‘Weit (our a ‘Equal to Style and Fit wo Any, For Schoo! Siioes it will pay you to come and see ua We have combined govd looks, quality and low price: together. ‘Large lineof Chtidren's and Misses Spring Heels. We make » Genuine Handsewed Ladies Kaugaro: oF Kid wo order tor $5. WM. H RICH, ‘717 Market Space, No Branch Stores, I Dz Hexers EXTRACT OF IR ORL 4 MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION. (CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonia, BEEF—The mos Nutritive and strength-giviag