Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1885, Page 4

District Government Afsirs. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘Mr. A. T. Boswell, of 1004 4th street south- LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, east, complains to the Commissioners of steam- > ine running on the streets of East Washi Wasurxatox, D. C. Oct. 2, 1885, 11 a.m, | re ee rardiie also thas ioe cursor the Halt For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, preceded by local showers in southern portion |More and Potomac Railroad company are blockading certain streets. today, northeast winds, becoming variable, | "gckedt 1713 15th street northwest, slight changes in temperature. ix ait 0 dition of the side- For Saturday, generally fair weather is in- Stalk on the east, tide of 16th street, between dicated for the’ fake regions, the Ohio valley SETS Zeir ‘ecates, with slight change in tens. | GoFcoran and 8 streets, particularly ih front of ‘perature, houses between R and $ streets. Rufus H. Darby, 432 9th street, calls atten- tion tu the bad condition of the sidewalk on the West side of 31st street, between M and N sts. northwest, C, Hartel, 814 C street southeast, between 8th and 9th strects,asks the improvement of C street, and that & water main be laid and con- ected with the pipe on 6th and Oth sts. east. ‘The Commissioners have notified @ citizen who has made application for the improve- ment of Madison street, between Mand N and 6th and 7th streats northwest, that as long as the funds available for street improvements are insufficient todo the work urgently required on the thoroughfares of the city, it will be im- Possible to Include in the annual estimates an Tecommendations for the improvements of thi class of small streets. They may, however, be improved, as heretofore, under the permit Our 94.00 hand sewed gaiters, $4.50 hand sewed caif boots are equal to $8.00 cusiom made. Our $2.50 seamless calf galters, $2.50 calf boots are prime and solid. YouNG's, 402 7th street, Sole agent for $2.50 electric shoes. Fart OVERcoATS of our own manufacture. Elseman, cor. 7th and E streets. ‘Tue Oniy manufacturing clothiers and tail- ors of Washington are Elseman Bros., cor. 7th and E streets. To-Monnow You Caw Buy our $3.50 Paris kid button for $3.00. Fine straight goat button for $2.50, worth $3.00. Our $2. kid and pebble button for $1.90. School shoes, 90 cents; worth $1.00, Youth button, 75 cents, | system. — W.Lee White, as the representative of Youns’s, 402 7th street. | many influential cltizens, had another See: The Old Lady in Window. interview with Commissioner Edmonds, urging the recommendation to Congress of an appro- priation to rebuild the bridge at the eastern ter minus of Pennsylvania avenue, PAYMENT OF THESCHOOL TEACHERS DEFERRED, PANTS to order $5 and up, Elsemen, 7th & E. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and singers find B. H. Douglass & Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops a sure —"_ a Owing to unavoldable delay in, transmitting 7 to th itor the teachers’ wr the Suris to order $25 and up. Elseman, 7th & E. | fo iti, of September, and on atcountof changes GexrieMeEs'’s Hats, Derbys and at | in the schedule of rates which makes a critical ices to suit the most economical. Our $1.90 lack and brown are selling all over at $2.50; Our $2.45, splendid value at $3, Frane’s, cor: ner 7th and }), the only strictly One Price Hat and Gent's Furnishing Store in the elty. ALL CLOTHING we sell !s manufactured at our factory, 14 3. Howard, Balto, Md. Eise- man Bros., cor. 7th and E streets. Go To SHEpp's, 409 9th street, to buy your gas fixtures, Pants to order $5 and up. Eiseman, 7th & E. GoVERNMENT CLERKS, stick close to your desks and it will save your bacon; but you can examination necessary before audit, payment ¢annot be made to-morrow, the usual time. ‘The auditor called upon Superintendent Powell this morning to arrange for payment as early as possible the coming week, of which due. no- tice will be given. Payments will probably be made on Wednesday next. The janitors will receive their checks at the District auditor's office to-morrow at 2 o'clock p.m. NOT INTENDED TO LIGHT ENTRANCES The request of Mr. 8. M. Yeatman, secret ofthe Georgetown university law ‘school, to have a lamp post on F street, near the ‘law building, removed to a point in front of the en- trance of the building, been disapproved ks ve by the Commissioners, Capt Mahan, in r lock every evening at 3 Sreitharth’s ‘mammoth furniture ‘establish: | !BE upon the requent said’ “I do ‘not, under: ment, Odd Fellows’ Hall, to make your pur- | iit the entrances of buildings of any sort, but that they are for lighting e streets. ‘his Svrvs to order $25 and up. Elseman, 7th &E. | lamp isin the best position for its legitimate ded by the frien DEATH oF axp LApy.—Miss Eloise 8. Campbell died at the residence of Mr. F. L- the, inthe seventy-aisti vent Of het nge, from heart disease. “the decensed was a nat (B5th) street, amd was largely at on In = it ‘A CELL. yeaa’ A colored arrested wished to be locked a ‘with a frien hamed Donie Jenkins. “Her wish was granted. Bhortly afterward the officer in elarge was at ‘sounds of a conflict within elinebed and blood flowing. them was rewarded ‘torn. rarren, . Pickrell, formerly of ‘with the C. B. and Q. KR. on roti pat be were res A cera Canal, boat, Maryiand 4,000 bushels of wheat. Canal Doat aitived with 3,600 bushels ot ‘wheat for Hartley Bros. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A, M.—Great ‘em ire, 68; con- ition, 36. Rocelving veservoln, tem ‘after being ratul 69; ‘condition st nosth connection, 06; south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tem- erature, 3b; condition at influent gatehouse, ition at effluent gatehouse, H ildes in the river ‘to-day at 12:07 m. and 12: Pm, RUTGERS COLLEGE STUDENTS ARRESTED.— Fighteen students of Rutgers college, New Brunswick, N. J., were arrested on Wednesday night for overturning ash barrels, unhinging ns, knocking at doors and creating diaturb- pce penereily, on the street, A policeman who the noise arrested the son of Judge Dixon and took him before The seventeen other officer and his prisoner and were all arrested, but were released until yesterday, when war: Tents were issued charging them with disor- derly conduct, The students held a meeting at noon, and eave expression to their feelings by making acl inst the officer who ar Justice of the adents follor the purpose.” RRIED—Hi couples in search of house. ceding outfiaenl at Breitbarth’s Oda Fellows? Hall turniture store. Boys’ clothing of our own manutacture, Eise- Alexandria Affairs. ‘Reported for THE EVENINe STAR. Tue Inox Boom.—The “iron boom” has now man Bros., cor. 7th and E streets. two corporations, the older one the Potomac niet Manufacturing company and the newer one Base (Capital park) BaLi.—Friday, Louls-| the Virginia ‘Sco sbip ee company. ville; Athletic. Under the act of the city council giving the company treedom of taxation in consideration that it would establish large industrial interests here and employ 9 great number of workmen the franchise of non-taxability was given as well to the assignees of the company us to the company itself. The whole property of the old Potomac iron company Is, it is understood, transterred to the Virginia'l. 8. B. Co,, but the old company still maintains its organization, and Tuesday afternoon Messrs. G. C. Gass, C. Moody, E. D. Emerson and John W. Green held the annual ‘meeting of the company at the works on lower Wolfe street and elected a board of directors, The property of the old company consists of the property of the new company, but no work Is done. A Rurr’s Bask JupeMent.—When Ruff's Washington City Savings Bank failed some time ago among the assets which came into the hands of Receiver Mattingly was certain notes of Mr. Thorp, formerly a merchant of this city. Judgment has been gotten thereon, and on ‘Tuesday the cireuit court made an order for the sale of Mr. Hunter's mill property in payment of the aim. Pouice Uxrrorms.—The city police have made a contract with Mr. C. W. Howell for fur- ishing the new helmets for the police force at S0each. The helmets are similar to those worn by the police of other cities. Heretofore, though the police here have been in unform for twelve years, no uniform hat was prescribed. ‘The police give a ball this, month to aid in the ehase of their new uniforms. The new uni- rms will be ready and the force newly equip- ped by the middle of November. FALL OVERCOATS of our own manufacture. Eiseman, cor. 7th and E streets, rrr OxsrERs by the quart delivered to any partof the city, at Johnson’s, 440 9th street. Tae ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tail- ors of Washington are Eiseman Bros., cor 7th and E streets, “INGLESIDE, "Mt. Pleasant, now open Suppers a specialty. Oysters, game, etc. Boys’ CLorHINe of our own manufacture. Etseman Bros., cor. 7th and E streets. ‘The best place to have your sewing machine repaired or buy a new one is at Wm. Stiebling’s, 1717 Pennsylvania avenue. I have no canvas- sers. Call and make yourown selection and secure lowest prices and best terms. 1 ALL poe ps be —- Soren ey ur factory, joward st. more, Md. Eiseman Bros., cor 7th and E streets. Human Artificial Eyes. Hempler's, 453 Pa. avenue. CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-Night. pAipavan’s (Orens Houre—“Feck’s Bed ‘THEATER Comrque.—Alice Oatesand Variety. Henzoo's Oreza Hovse—Ethel Tucker in “Queena” paAgTES The clreult court lus as yet had no = avy cases. Judgment was given yesterday Drag , Musecm.—Lottie Church in “Un-| rgi27-19 in the suit of Collins vs. Cogan. —An order has been made preventing the Midland trains eae ten minutes of the Hime of the arrival and departure of the Wash- m ferry boats, thus miti Ing & serious Bulsance.-E Thompson, Gi, Prive, and it ‘W. Ballinger have been appointed democratic canvassers of the town.—The only_pervon at the station house this morning was Lewis Mar- tin, colored, charged with inelting a riot, Condensed Loealn. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:10 p.m. and extinguished at 1:30 a.m. ‘The Ice dealers of this city complain of a dull season and a short one for the sale of ice. ‘The schooner William, Wilson, Wim. Tally master, loaded with wood from Mattawoman, Feporis’ that while lying at anchor between te House and Harlem Point a colored deck hand named Rudolph Montgomery, aged 20 years, fell overboard and was drowned. A note received at THE STAR office says Thomas Barrington and Ephe Thomas, of West Washington, to row any two men in the District a race in a double outrigger working boat on the upper Potomac for $50. ‘Mr.W. H. Burtt has been elected secretary of the South Washington Endowment association, in place of the late Wm. B. Browne. n. S. 8. Carroll was thrown from his‘bj on street yesterday afternoon and sligh! National Riffes returned from the fair of the Piedmont Agricultural association at Cul- Beper, Va. at halfpast ten o'clock last evening. ey Were treated very handsomely at Cu ‘peper and gave an exhibition drill on the fair grounds in the afternoon. Acting Coroner Hartigan yesterday afternoon held au inquest on the body of John J. Don- nelly, at his residence on North Capitol street, near H. he having accidentally shot himself in the abdomen witha parlor rifle at Guethler's Park on the 23th ult. and died yesterday morn- ‘The verdict was in accordance with the facts already published. Read Thomas Dowling’s advertisement of Oriental carpets and rugs in the auction col- Parnell Mapping Out His Campaign. ‘. P. O'Connor's Letter to Scranton Truth. He Intends to personally superintend the whole conduct of the electoral campaign. He has already held several meetings of his cul leagues and the entire scheme of the electoral battle has been mapped out with completeness and regularity. The situation has been ren dered somewhat difficult by the provisions of the redistribution act. Under that measure, as you know, constituencies are divided into single-member districts. These members now, instead of being returned from counties as a whole, will be returned for particular districts ofthe counties. It would be easy to convince the small local man that he had no claim to the constituency as it tormerly existed; but it is not so easy to prove to him that, being the chief man in the most important town of a particular district, he is not entitled to represent that dis- trict. Ih this way a great many ambitions have been stirred and there is no doubt there will be @ superabundance of candidates for selection, Ali this will require, as your readers will per ceive, the closest attention and the most careful consideration of the conventions. Wherever there is any doubt as to the convention select- umns. ing the most suitable men, care will be taken Hop Lung, @ Chinese laundryman, was fined | to direct to that point a strong contingent of 5 by Judge Snell to-day for cruelty toa d Mr. Parnell’s most prominent colleaguess Tt is ‘The Jewish holidays closed yesterday, w the services peculiar to the Sunerah ‘Lorah were celebrated in the synagogues. At the Sth- street temple Rev. Mr. Stern delivered a sermon from the text “Let there be light Daniel West, colored, while at work yesterday ‘afternoon In the loft of Allison Nailor's stable, E street, near 14th, fell through a trap door to the ground, a distance of thirty feet, strikin upou his head. He was very seriously injured, and lies in a critical condition at Providence hoped, however, that in most cases the selection of the candidates will be practically arranged between the representatives of various opinions and the parliamentary party previously to the meeting of the convention. All things seem to int to the collection bc of # number of men who will have the abi rand sound instincts and loyal spirit of com- radeship which will make a united and omnip- Otent Irish party. a hospital. a jenry Lee, indicted for an assault with intent ee een en eenee: to commit @ rape on Georgianna Johnson on | AN IMPECUNIOUS WIDOWER TAKES HIS LIFE August 8th last, was ned In the Criminal Court to-day, and pleaded not guilty. ‘The German Orphan Asylum association and others bernie — ae — tS. T. Suit fora reformation of @ for 20 acres of lant (part of Chichester.) “ Ambrose Saunders and George Hawkins, both colored, were arrested yesterday by Officer West for gunning in Glenwood cemetery, and Judge Snell fined them 35 each for trespass, The committee appointed to examine appli- ee the a hold 1 Bar association rooms, in the City Hall, = Saturday, the 10th of October, at 10 Selock m. ‘Mr. Thomas D. D. Ourand, who had been sick for some time with consumption, died this morning rather suddenly at his residence. 1412 Sstreet. He was a member of Pentalpha lodge, No, 23. F. A. A. M., which body will attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2:30. The re- mains will be interred at Oak Hill cemetery, pewter ‘The Printers’ Strike Troubles. THE CASE AGAINST MR. JOHN GIBSON GoES OVER—THE TRANSPARENCY MAN STILL PER- AMBULATING THE CITY. Mr. John Gibson, of the firm of Gibson Bros., ‘was officially notified yesterday of the warrant against him charging him with assaulting Ar- thar Taylor, the colored ney bearer, as heretofore published in THE STAR. This morning he appeared in the Police Court and ‘the case was continued until Wednesday of next week. ‘The printers’ committee sent men with trans- Parencies to-day through South Washington and the region about the Navy Yard. They in- fend, they ay, to have every'street in the city ‘traversed by ‘the transparency bearers, The wansparency men yesterday went over # num- “ It ought to be noted,” said a member of the committee, “that the ‘transparency nowhere incited notorious proceedings or created any disorder. The men were not molested any- ON THE EVE OF His WEDDING. A special to the New York World from Wilkes- barre, Pa, Oct. 1, says: “Last night Clarence H. Clarke was to have been married to Annie Kel- ler, but this morning he was found at his board- ing house dying from a dose of morphine taken during the night with suicidal intent. He died at7a.m. He was formerly proprietor of a large drag store here and at one timea Tous merchant, but took to drinking and Easbeen a railroad conductor for the past few t heess or His wife died two years ago, and since then he has been paying attentions to Annie Keller, a re- spectable young tady of this city. The marriage was arranged for last evening, and the prospec— tive bride made all preparations and invited a number of friends. She waited many hours, but the groom and the minister failed to appear. during the evening attempted to borrow some money, it Is au} , to pay the wedding expenses, bul failed. He them went to a drug Store and bought ten grains of morphine an went to his room. At 4 o'clock in the morning hia groans aroused a room-mate, and he died in three nours, ‘Was It Her Child? A DOUBTFUL CASE OF PARENTAGE IN A CLAIM ¥OR INHERITANCE. A Boston special to the Philadelphia Press September 29th, says: On a motion to-day before Judge Allen for a jury trial in the Phipps case curious question came up. George Phipps died some years ago, leaving $26,000 in trust for his son, George H. Phipps, the money to go to the children of the latter after his death, if he should have any but if he should not, then to certain dehlidren. ‘The son married in 1879 and died in 1883, his wife having mean- while borne no ehildren, The money was, therefore, regarded as belongii to the other belrs. “But last August, clght ‘months after her husband’s death, pps claimed to have rested them for using indecent language. Grasp Orzxine oF NEW DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, &c, Our Autump and Winter Stock is now full and com- lete in LADIES’ WEAR, for the House, Street oF ivening Dresses, We name afew itles— 100 Pleces 37-Inch, all Wool LADIES' CLOTH, 40 cts, 5 Cases 39-inch, all Wool TRICOT CLOTH. 50 cts, 3“ Béineh, Fine TRICOTS, 90 cts. 2 “ 5Ginch, very Fine TRICOTS, 91,00. A large and beautiful Stock of all the high Novelties In French and German Goods, such a8 HOMESPUN, BOUCLE CLOTH, DRAP D'ALMA, CASHMERE DESAXE, DIAGONAL and SERGE, Our BLACK GOODS Stock, especially our BLACK SILKS, VELVETS and CASHMERES, ure lnferlor to none in this country. Our BROCADE VELVETS at $2.50, $3 and 5, are 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 pffer—no short lengths to offer—uo auction goods to offer. 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., ocl-4t___Nos.'928 7th and 706 K Street N. JF Your air 8 TURNING Gray, Do: use the poisonous dyes which burn out its life and produce many diseases of the galp. AYER'S HAIR VIGOR is positively harmless, and will restore the natural color of the hair, stimulate its growth and bring back its youthful gloss and beauty. \CROFULA AND ALI. FORMS OF SCROFULOUS, +9 Diseases are rapidly purged out by the use of AYER'S SARSAPARILLA. e290 New Asp Beavrect Fart Dies Goons, SILKS, VELVETS, AND CLOTH FOR BOYS’ WEAR FOR SALE AT CASH PRICES. CARTEN'S, 711 Market Space, “ROYAL SERGE," the new strle beautifil Dress Goods, in_hine, brown, green, garnet and black, 12 yards for $2. LADIES' CLOTH SUITING (immense width), one yard and a half wide, 37izc. BLACK SILK VELVET, $1. COLORED SILK VELVET, $1. BROCADE SILK VELVET, . Sam quality sold inst Fall at $2. ony st. : BLACK CASHMERE SHAWIS, 81.50. BLACK SILKS, 7Oc. Same quality sold last Fatt COLORED SILKS, real value §1, reduced to 7c. CRIB BLANKETS, 81. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, be 50, A $3.50, $4, $4.50, 85, 86, $7, 38, ne Me ks HEAVY BED COMFORTS, $1. DOUBLE GRAY BLANKETS, 85c, DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTH, wHOUBLE WIDTH CLOTH, one yard and a half CARTER'S MARKET SPACK. ocl Near 7th Street, Doxr Ir Feu: 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 98 AND 920. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 825 607 SEVENTH 8T., opp. U.S. Post Office. FALL OVERCOATS AT PRICES §7 TO $25, BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS AND VESTS. DOESKIN CASSIMERE PANTALOONS. rs, given birth toa child which lived six mont! Sind as under the grandfather's will ‘the money was to go to his son's children if heshould have any, and as according to law a mother inherits achild’s pt she claims that the $26,000 belongs: lly t her. The other helms their opposition on the ground that Mrs. Phipps never @ child, that which was shown as hers having been ‘obtained trom another per- fon, and they declare thelr ability to show b; was carri positive evidence that the decel mother for the purpose of where. A stone was thrown at one of the trans Blerely out of a buy's ove of" mixchie! y's love of mi ‘Wanted to throw a stone.” es —_ ‘THE Cress CLUB REORGANIZED.—The Wash- ington Chess and Whist club having ized, the executive committee invite members and their friends to visit the club rooms In the Bt. Cloud butiding on the opening night, Wed- Resday, the 7th instant. Arrangemenis are being miade for a series of tournaments in whist, ehess and checkers, in which all lovers of these FRMCs May enter Irrespective of uMliliation with —_-— WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.—Held every ‘Wednesday at Queenstown, on the Metropolitan branch 5. ¢ ORR. three miles trom the cattle on the market this week: “Best told from 4 to 5; medium, 3% to: by the supposed out securing the money. Axsowrmy Poze tion is called by Mr. Thomas B. Smith ‘to the fine| P'p o> Www ¥ = stock of lumber, sash, blinds and mould- 83 twee ings to be seen at his te the B. & O, ry Ee a Selioe ging sprace pine, sancherty” wainue |” pine, spruce pine, nu poplar “and’ y. for ‘boards of any widths can be atthe shortest notice. ‘This Powder never varien A marvel ofparity, ‘strength and wholesomences, More economical than ‘the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitode of low tests, short-weight, alumor phowphate powders, SoLpomiy m caxa Bora Builders and others would do well to visit Mr. Smith’s yard before making their purchases, ee ‘Baxuse Powous Co, 108 Wail strest, 0. ¥. 996 | Please call, inspect and DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUR- BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, IN BACKS AND CUTAWAYS. NEAT STYLES CAMSIMERE PANTALOONY, 1N HAIR LINES, MIXTURES, AND DIAGO- Nal, BOYS SCHOOL, DRESS AND PLAY SUITS, TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF GENTS: FURNISHINGS, ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES, NOAH WALKER @ 00, ‘625 ‘Pennsyivanis Avenve We Car Axe We War GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY ci IN FINE SHOR, Ladies on 9. Serititoocs evs oft ryan Set Corner THERE ARE A GREAT MANY MEN IN THE ‘WORLD WHO ARE PERFECTLY AT EASE FI- NANCIALLY, BUT WHO ON THAT VERY AC- COUNT BECOME NEGLIGENT IN THE MATTER OF DRESS, THIS OUGHT NOT TO BE WEOWE IT TOOUR FAMILIES, OUR FRIENDS AND OUR- SELVES THAT WESHOULD DRESs WELL AND INGOOD TASTE. WE ARE PREPARED TO AT- TEND TO THE WANTS OP 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 KOT AI- 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 Severra Axxvat Gnraxp f EE aA TLL Lo OPENING ar JOSEPH M. GRADY, Maxsoxn. PALACE, No. 814 7TH STREET N, W. ‘We take pleasure in announcing that our GRAND FALL OPENING oF FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE NEWEST MILLINERY NOVELTIES, Aswellas LADIES, MISSES' and CHILDREN’S CLOAKS, Will take placeon TIT H HU U RRR T HOD Geek SSDS AY y fOWTEU ORME SR OD dak Ye fOH Hou RE 88 Boe MA AND FFF RRR 1 DDD AY ¥ Ee Rot HBR AS YY FP LLES iY F ER RI DDD A-A Y J 00, cco TITT 00 BBB EI oo 66 "T" o> BPR EE EP, $8 bo 3 88 ie EES 00 cco T OO BBB ERE Kk EB A ONN ti da NNR BPR a i MARNND Bo x ih 2“2 0 NN Bop Bam > ‘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 Largest Stock, but also the most Cholce, Desiruble and Fashionable Gvods at the Lowest Pre- vailing Prices. WE ACKNOWLEDGE NO COMPETITION! For your own interest we ask of you not to purchase until you have examined our great display and posted yourselves regarding Quality, Styles and particularly sto our Prices. Oar display of all the Foreigu and Domestic Productions that art and skill can produce, ay well us our reputation us Leaders of Fashion and Low Pricey 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 PATRO! 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, ‘We expect to grevt you come at— KING'S PALACE, 814 Beveuth st. nw. You Wu. W 630 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 is cheap, and cheap clothing that tsn't cheap, Garments that wear well and give gvod satisfhction are the sort to buy, provided vou can get them at low prices, ‘This is the sort of i sold at VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. We have low prices, but no low-rade goods. In return for your money we give you SOLID, SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING, and ‘ay we ask but ten per cent above actual cost of manu- fucture, you can readily perceive that our profits are very small. PERFECT POCKET-BOOK PERSUADERS Areour prices. Perfect are our fits and styles, Per- fectly rellable are our goods, Perfectly plain are our terms. Every garment marked in plain figures, so that a child can buy as safely as the best Judge of Clothing. HOW TO SAVE MONEY. Examine the prices at VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE belore buying. We sell at such a small traction above sa@tual cost that we Know that we cannot be undersold. 3fan wants but little here below, And he gets but Ilttle justice; ‘To-Adler’s for our clothing we'll go, Because his prices won't bust us. “Bast” is not very good English, but it Is very ex pressive. ADLER’S goods and prices are his best ad- Vertisera, Come and see them, VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE: 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICK. #2, Open evenings until 9; Satardays nti 11. sez Asr Is Tax Hovernor. DANIEL G. HATCH, IMPORTERS AGENT, 420 Oth street, ‘Is exhibiting most interesting collection of + DOULTON ART POTTERY, imported direct, to which he invites an inspection ‘From the Public, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, ABTIQTIC FURNITURE, — 9026-20 D.C... FRIDAY, 20}, ae OFTY ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL. i Fall ana ¥ ~ ‘RS FLORA C DENNISON BORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. Fifth av, and Biosdvway site eats, MAT TEACHER OF FIANO, 1 M Giteame bse ene SCHOOL OF LAW, Denlapshape Brown and Black Derbys, 93%. 83 | jermaroamomeble, Fer ‘a partie: CLASSES IX DANCING ratty. . ine Butt elt Hat t makes), $150 vo apply ENGLISH. Book: at ER , JAMES A. ‘AN, &. J., President of the Boye Cloth and Feit Bigs In Te Pieping: resmanantp. te. WOOo ay NATIONAL RIPLEY HALTS AM &. RICHARDSON, Li. D. (bie: 4 > ft Wi AL RU : ecto Hae ag Ae ma cone fieer Orb and 10h ate nw, gm, SATCRDAY, perp tees oS eed Lage! Sexi ERMAN BY PRA CLASSES AND | Pitcrat. All the latest and most fashionable dances | yon. EL MRRICK, I~ ie (Justios br tiyles and qualities excetted by Gr peace ake Geter 200" De AC ERS” | (ail urancin cane ceonine at ag season, wat | Sarna columbia, Leciarey on Com heute! Tespectiully soltcited; a UTiS nigh School Sclime | M*-.0F ofthe Janitor at the hall. _se16- MARTIN MI, le D Lecturer om Tguity ELS Ebrect pre patti bet and Knows a Son INSTRUCTION. LAW 20001 oF THe CoLUMBIAN UNIVER tne Law of - nly marked in each hat.2 | W7ATEE Co) ore ay 5 a Skike PAYNE Li. fi. Lectarer on the Taw ot housek. , WALTER PA! ‘open a School of Art THE FACULTY. oat pag ‘Crate Law. Gold: moth house furnishing | Washington this season 1 Concive “Areata a Law of Perssoat ‘Gontrarin aod Negetaine establishment 812-7th st. n.w. offers the follow: | Saver, Clat.t ‘is by the number JAMES C. WELLING, LED, end — Ing special bargains for to-motrow only; White srcinisamtacey face) wits she next three weeks President. SOis'winos Ee Poreclaincnps and saucers Sic iyde; Hand-| frou date aderess at 1612 G st eclot THE HON. WALTER & COX, LLD., Practice, and the Law of some decorated english china combination dim: | 5s ea HEIN WILE ME ART SCHOOL | Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, | Court. BILAS Hair’ brushes son abe, 146. Pes. only Cimoes in Grawing sad Painting Are. Apply ai ‘of Contract, amd of crtmesana Ber JOHN. z 3 Ms cores 7 "ademennors, : 5 Frlceh chine. Mandl painted eee ee Ook | ae porte om pplications recelved for ine | THE HON, WILLIAM A. MAURY, LLD., Faculty, and Eresige Ge oare ceria steteceee | a stat [ety Ray pean para |e extra Equity Pi * i Ww Plafa goblets 6 for 2c, With engraved fanaa | MU™ = ACADEMY OF DANCING, ‘Bvidence,and fhe Law of goa ‘asowuncthngsts for for snsutn term. at tec se for $26, handsome engraved 6 fer 4801 Ganeeg at MASONIC Partnership. Ratiding corner Gch and ¥'strerts vorthwest, on Wed. glass Ice cream. nets 13} per S9e; Spinsh mata 2 Corner Oth and F sta. tw. THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LLD, nevday, ‘Mt 6:50 p.m. All Interested are 15; Decorated english china shamins toc Is Now Open for the season, of 18 Biga cordialy tayitad to attend. | Oe 16 pea. 92.07; Colored glu ind. butters or Galt Rion TURSDAY, THURSDAY ang| THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LLD, | g [Ms Secretary can be noon al the Law Building from cellars 6 for 18¢; Colored glass breakiust seta 4 | DAYS of Tultlon: TEESAD VI ‘Lecturer oa Criminal Law. Circulars, giving course of stady. terms. 7, can be 430, 25e Ing combs for Gc; 15 Hand-} circulars tobe had at music stores, or st the Ac GEORGE F, APPLEBY, ESQ, obtained ai Bootiures of Marrieca, Bred nanos of e bal low cost; R. & B. extra | adcmy. ‘se15-1im ‘Angllm, of on application to the underage? eye Ee Cee an tre age ule 8 |, GOLLEGR GRADUATE, PROFESSOR oF & M. YEATMA: Chien ten fete Be pes 870er Thanet french | A {Suiits Latin and Greek in the “Merits School cabin 87.98; rated chi ‘having Ume dnoccupled, would give \fEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF Tux Uni cups and saucers 6 for 87¢; Hand painted chins | 4 saueaee ges ‘branches, also 1 "RRSI EORGETUW! Gessert'plates 6 for G8c;, Colored glace acne | Prvae ys Rppiy to Denil min “ot DY ea ‘OF GEORGETOWN. bowls @ for 58. {| Tanguages, 729 1ath at. seam ‘The Thirty-seventh Seadon will 01.97 Ladies’ Genuinc Caracon xia | J JGHT TNE SHORTHAND, THE Latest, EXGgInE: Septemors flat at oclock Gress Shoe, flexible sole, box toe and con- eave heels, or common sense broad too and lowheels. These are worth fully $3, 87e. Misses Spring Heel or Heel, pebble button Shoes, warranted solta teather, worth fully 97c. Youths’ serviceable School Shoes, butto1 ere Gale He, x or ee jc. ‘8 Spriv; fee! id or peb- ble goat, worth fully 90c. Pel 27e. Intants’ Button Shoe, worth fully 50c. $2.17 Men's Genuine Calf Shoes, button, lace ‘Gnd Cougress, pointed toe of broad tread worth fully $3.! $1.17 Men's Lace Shoes; these are durable and dressy: worth fully $1,50. 97c.Men’s Patent Leather Pumps, worth $1.50. fe. Ladies’ tine Kid Opera Slippers, worth The above is only a small lst of the many bargains now sold by the popularshoe houses of STASBURGER Bros., 726 7th street,between G and H, and 461 Penn- ‘sylvania avenue, near 4% street, 1 Special. Special. SATORDAY's BARGAIN BULLETIN, One more special corset sale. Our 25c. corset 17e., our 50c. corset 38c., our 81 French woven ‘corset.69c.; 500 bone French Woven corset, sald in every other store $1.60, our price 98e; Dr. Warner's health corset, §4c., price in other stores $1.25, Kid gloves at prices competitors do not match: 3 button kid gloves, all colors, 49c., regular 89¢. gloves; 4 button’ kid gloves, all shades, 84c., regular price $1.25; 5 button scollop-top undressed kid gloves 98c,, regular price $1.79. Jerseys ure selling rapidly with Ws, on a tof the special low prices. Misses, jerseys 39¢., regular price 75c.; our $2.24 corset ack stockinett jersey $1.48; baek jersey 98¢.; our 8: oped corset back Jersey. 92-80; our 84.48 finest sil and wool jersey $3.24; our $1.48 Jersey 98e.; our 75e. ladies’ Jersey 39e. Above special prices for to-morrow only at Clark's, 734 7th street northwest. To-morrow only. 1 M. Augenstein, 817 7th st. n.w., offers for to-morrow only the following wonder- ful bargains: 2etring “Brooms, 9c.;-3-string, 15e.; 4-strh 28c.; Colored Lamp, with decor- ated globe, 1 Wooden Water Bucket, 4 doz, Caps ‘and Saucers, 4; doz, Plates, 1 Steak Dish and 1 Vegetable Dish, 99e4 lange size r 31.48 pleated 5 jbraided and scol- Washtub, Zine Washboard, 60 feet ‘Clothesline and 50 Clothespins, 99c.; Pastry Board and Rolling Pin, 25c.; Hand-painted Landseupe Sets, $1.99;'3, doz. Ebony handle Knives and Forks, 3 rated Chamber Sets, with han- dled d jar, $4.39; White handle Knives and Forks, 69c.; ds sheets doz, Fancy Tub! pecorated Chamber 4, doz. Mizror Goble s, containing 130 lucking Brush, las Brush, Zea ty doz, Fan ine Glasses, 90 feet Clothesiine, 13¢.; lie. 710 7th st. ‘10 7th st. We are ready for the trade; our stock of milli- nery the most complete. peel Ladies’ Felt Hats, silk bound, 45 ets.; war- ranted as good as are advertised by sume at 50 and 6U cts. Elegant qualities of Felt Hats, all the new shapes and shades, 75 and 85 cts. ‘The finest of Feit Hats, the shapes some of whieh aré oar own exclusive, & immense assoriment’ of Breasts, Wings, from 10 cts, to 1 seotch Plaid’ Ribbons, 5 inches sone goods, 30 ets, per yird, worth 65. Silk Velyet for dress trimiing and inillinery Purposes, 75 ets. per yard. ‘Do not buy trash when you can get good goods for the same outlay at Biout's, 1 710 7th St. Some of Our Low Priced Specials. Wat. Han & Co., 816 7th strect and 1922 Penna. ave. F, these goods are solid leather. ikinz Boots. ewed Boots, and Laced, 25e. € House Slippers. Misses’ 95e. Kid and Pebble, heeled or spring heel Buttor Youths’ 85e. Tipped Laced Boys’ $1 Tipped Hook Bulmorals, Childs’ 65e, heel or spring heet Button, Infants’ 35. Kid and Goat, Button and Laced, 1 For comfort, Boots and si ents $5 , S16 7th Bt. nuine Custom-Inade Boots, Calf or Gent's 83 elegant Seamless Calf Shoes. Gent's $2 Seamless Button and Laced, dies" $4 best Kid or Straight Goat Hand- sewed Button, Ladies’ ¥2.50 (our own make) Flexible Sole Kid und Gout Button, Ladies’ $2 unrivalled Kid and Goat Button. Boy's 32 time Culi Button, Boy's $2 tine Calf i ots. 1 Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn- Ing and delivered tn 4, 1b. “Ward” prints, 35 per ib, Also cottage cheese and butter milk; aWovt miik Sc, perquart. C-cam 15 cents, Johnson's Oyster Saloons, 440 and 442 9th st. n. w.,one door from E. ‘The finest lot of oysters of' the season arrived today, Choice New Yorks, Rockaways and Hampton Bars, Hult-shell’ select steamed & specialty. All elected. Ladies’ saloon first vor, Polite attention. 3 Oynters. Harvey has received to-day by rapid transit, regardless of expense, Mason Creeks, Chucka- tuck, East River Saddle Rocks, Shrewsbury, Rockaways, Blue Points, and all the brands uf first-class oysters, as fresh and fat us they are in the middle of the season. Can always depend. on Harvey, it Gent's Will Find it to Their A tage to examine our well selected stock of. shoes aud boots before purchasing elsewhere: Working shoes of all kinds, from 89c. up, Laced and apes Ng oan from $1.23 up. Fine button shoes, m $1.47 uy Fine calf shoes, all styles, at $1 Seamless congress gaiters, at Per nanan handsewed ‘walking shoe, ‘English Waukonphasts, laced, button and congress, at $2.87, Fine ‘Hand-sewed French calf gaiters, from $2.98 up. ‘Hoots in kip, grain and calf, from $1.98 up. ts, from $2.98 up. Fine hand-sewed calf boo ‘Velvet embroidered house slippers, ut 73¢. Patent leather pumps, from $1.23 up. Rubbers and rubber boots in ulistyles, at the lowest prices, Z. Strasburger, No. 906 7th street, four doors above I, 3 No More High Prices in Diamonds, We have imported our own diamonds this year, and propose to. m at same Biher jewelers buy them at. We only ask you to call to be convinced. We mention a few of our ns: Flower design Jace pins,with genuine diamond in ‘flo at $12, $13 and $15. Earrings to match, $12, $15 ahd $20. Handsome five-stone cluster diatoond rings, $25. Seven-stone clus- ter ri Genuine diamond solitaire rings $15 and $25. ‘8 21-16 carat « 7. “ nearly 3“ 140 ‘We will give written tee with bill of sale, anit refund money if not satisfactory. K. Hanus & a z 132 7th street, near'B, a, 982 7th st. n.w. Rudden’s Furnt- ture and Carpet Instalment House. 4 ee ae ‘Full and complete stock of Gentlemen, Youths’, Boys! and Children’s HATS, Sole Agents foe DUNLAP &CO.'3 NEW YORK HaTs, ‘ope genuine unless bearing their trade-mark. STAINED GLASS. | Cpiidreu’s POLO CAPS, in all qualities and prices, CORRECT BTYLES-POPCLAR PRICHS-FINE Hullding: corner of 10th and tory addres by Prof. C. HL. D., to which the profession and public are resp, invited. For further information apply between te hours of Sand 10e.m. or 4 nnd pan to W.H. LOVEJOY. M.D. Dean, 800 12th mt nw iG RETURNED FROM pleat ‘Gags fori dn‘Friduy evening at © pam, ae - MC. Ae, 1400 New York ave. sesOst® Law D. /EPARTMENT. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY. HON. ARTHUB MACARTHUR, Associate Justice of the Su) ‘Court of the District Fastin oF oe Cola ei PRESIDENT. HON. SAMUBL F. MI Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Professor of International and Constitational Law. 1H. 0. CLAUGHTON, Esa. fessor of Pleading, Evidence, Equity Jurispru- Profesedy, sce, Commercial aud Maritime Law, Movoxaup-eias Searoon AND WELLESLEY PREPARATOR’ 1308 17th ot. ad 1624 Mamachusetis ave, ished Freneh and Kugitsh Family acd Day Schoo! forgiris wil a Tee ORENHEN Se Ths, N; WILLIAM. B, Wis ‘ Pri Professor of rnctice nnd Judge of Moot Court, MAPUAY, OCTOBER 5TH, at 8 p.m. in EUGENE GARUSI, Es. ‘cal Bullding, 1325 H street n'w., with an I Ff Professor of the Law of Real and Personal | a bY Prof, D. W. Prentiss, M-D.,to which the P. MONTAGUE, A.M., of one of his assistants, will be daily In attendance ai the school bulldiug. No. 1333 Af street ‘n.Jw, to confer with ‘new studetia of to ame Mpelodnn SAME G WELLING, W\/QTIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE_ME PARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA -TY—The 64th Annual Session will rdinily "invited. Tegular lectures wi licontinue daily throughout the Contracts, Negotiable Instruments, Appl react nares ‘course, besinuing at 5:30 p.m. LECTURERS. ‘The ‘Autumn Examinations will commence at the College on ‘Tuesday, October 6th, at 7 MRS 1. HON. JAMES SCHOULER, ticuiars apply to A. F. A. KING. MLD., MISS AN ‘st.n.w. Office hours 8:30 to 10.a.m. &: TPE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE ‘The exercises of this Department of the Us will be Tesumed SEPIEMBL Biot at Voce, ban }-xaminations for admission will be beld on the eth aud Toth inst. Lecturer on Domestic Re'ations, Batlment sonal Property, HON. HM. H. WELLS, ‘Lecturer on Criminal Law, HON, W. WILLOUGHBY, Lecturer on Deeds wit yey ances, ENOCH TOTFEN, Esq... Lecturer on the Law of Corporations, ts, and Per- to5 p.m. 161m | sel4-2m ROP. SHELDON'S DAN ‘TE FHEVREMOXT. Diplomes de 1 Ae. G. HINK, Fa. por on os - ademie de will Ocwber Ln FRE! Lectureron the Law of Torts, For catalogues or {mtormation sper so, rip, | RINDEROARTEN SCHOOL fe sttdron eae te ‘R. ROSS PERRY, Esa., se17-6m Bresident, | Yeara old. Madame Chevremont has had Le Sere coe HE CORCORAN 80 the NATCKAL METHOD tospeak "Prenen bat 5 t 8 fOD to mprak ‘The opening exercise of the Law Department will ~ THE COLUMBIAN UNIV: abort time, ‘Primary ‘Huglish branches will miso oe take pltce at fie new Law Building, No: 1000 kestrect | “The exercises of this school wiil be resumed tn the | feaght bat It edesucnak ie ieee et am Be rtwest. MON DAY, October Sth at 7 o'clock p. m. | University Buliding TUESDAY, OCTOBER OTH. at | Sreseh ‘an ttich aa possibie, and the comment we introductory addfess will be delivered by Kion. | Go'clock p.m. faim from the beginuing will eto make pups Sek Ke HENKY 1. WEELS. Resides the general course instructions will be given | French, Matane Chevremont willbe to call “After ie faldreses announcements forthe ensuing | in spi cour an «ivi td Nigiag Engineering, | upon Pareuts und explain ber masa fa Geta” Aa session will be made. f emistry, Metallurgy, ae. reas mae Srieterniand Ties of Gee ign reste | een cen ek ore navanced pupils, Ponbonig gh id the batrons wnd friendsof the University, are Persons wishing wo enter this tment are re- | more nd! ‘and dinlly invited to be present. esuaents who quested to call on the Dean and register thelr names | begiven to dale, pore! = 1) eto enter the clases are also requested to attend. ‘Appheants for adinissioncan obtalm further inform- us early as possible, ale ‘For cat ‘or infofmation apply to Prot &. T. | (4) RORGETOWN COLL BOTA’ aes. 5 atiou, and matricntate at the Law Building dally (ex: | RISTO, Dean, or to. $3100 N at. Went Washington ay cept Sunday )between the honrs of 4and 6 o'clock p. JAMES C. WELLING, LI.p, | school for young ladies and I ‘Tur fourteent| W203W FLEMING Je LAVENDER, Treasurer,” | sel7@m President, | Fear boxing September Gr’, ts sinh full corps ut HOO = VERN Tsrieeer— | “ses re yhoatiet ys x Private dnd class lewons, at schoo! “Annual session commences Sept. 25th. MST, JORRP INS COLLEGE, Piano oF voice, $5, $8, S10, aud $15 a term. “oan Mira CW: FAlno, Principat | YA Course ‘of, studies: Classical and Commerstat Ve eee ee GAREIEED RINDERGARTEN AND THAIN: | pay students wevordlag torarate, Suadiee will oe ne esee ae x1 HOOL will reopen September 21st, 923 | sumed on MONDAY, ber 7, INKS. Catalogues and pric ist ou application. Tea a ae a _se20-ln TAB. INGALIS KING. : Gris ANara is OGnIas, Reeaciea| dress }OBLE, Director, Mi tite Grand Conservatory of Atuste- 8 = ak a ee AMD st the Grand Conservatory, le, 3 ae a — : tog Kingman Place. Mt VERNON seminary, PRIVATE LEMONS TX ALL GRADES OF RTMAND.— a Wen Polat ail erat oe 3200 anv 1104 M SraEer 3.W, IVY INSTITUTE. ew, corner Mth and Kate nw. Of ewaswes, Vet ‘SW. FLYNN, A \ 1K. F. D. PISTORION ACAD ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME | _Evening Classes, $3 end $5 emonth. _” ‘scab AY cine wire crag AND DAY SCHOOL, 7PHtE BERIITz pcHoOLs OF LANGUAGE, Daya For BOSTON. ¥ YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, ASSICAL DAY Sehvool, 625 North ¢ ‘ave. se Preparatory, diate and Academie Departments. Miss Ef! | MRS ELIZABETH J. AM. Principal | learning to speak. write. read and understand the for- SAUTH, Principals Private paplls from 3 wo ince: igo inngaages Terms bogs SETFEMBE 7 pan, seo. ou co Ata MISS SARAH A. SCULL, } rrincipala. | sel0 Prot N JOLY: = tr MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, [ISS BRAGGS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL PSDAY, October o S * 30, tare Hall" 10ut fet Assisted by a Corps of Thirtcen Able Masters and | For Catalogue address Miss FANNY HRAGG.2 Lin poses: = ScRrS UERGUGH AND FRENCH ‘Shoot _se2G-2w Highest Standard in Enghish and Classical Studies. SS cael, 160 ret (ERE wel eo a ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ | 8026-2m_ French, the language of the school. Teupened Septemo-r. ‘Tenth year: SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, = m ds genulue Kindere. Wx H. Rics, Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music, es, Misses Pollack and Noerr principuls teach iy, pict patrons. Cabinet officers, therm "Art und Elocution. vs Reuators and, Representatives, ‘and ul = 717 MARKET SPACE. ist “families ‘of Washingtou- Clames Tinited Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 187.1885. | Gp asp OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND Sil t Application by letter or personally, —_ suze tm S24 SGERE SchIOOL, AT ng DET a n.w., Will reopen September 16th, Lhd. Un- roat ndvamnaces i French (ienitz mekbou): ant te ‘Object Drawing. au24-Sin QMERSON INSTITUTE: 914 14TH Sr. ‘tween Tand a its sath year MONDAY ‘Prepares for. business, fi , Yale, Princeton and other colleges, for the scientific schools and tur the U.s Military and Naval acade- miles. For marticulars addres CHAS B YOUNG, Principal, 914 14th st. Circulars ean be obtained at the borkstores. AUS Ow Ms HOOL FOR AVE Boys W., will Reopen ouzh instruction branches, above, Cut this.ou an@ show tt to your friends, and con- ‘vince them that in addition to our compiete Tine ot Ladies’ and Gent's Fine Boots and Shoes, we have the n., Classes for boynantl Private cians for ladies at 11 CERES SEMPRAHY. 1Ouy 1st uw vo inte: ea 4 and wdvunced classes for young ind the gi 6 MOMUCSIENS SLLE, V. PRUD'HOMME, __se25-1m Profeaseut de Franca. ViS25 © Wink Sua Wem Mi cies in Callschentes tn Washltigton, Oct 1885. For purticuings address ML dria, Vs 250. Very : = 2.50. Very tine Cur, Kid Common Sense. $.00."Extra five Car. Kid Common Sense.- Any Sovie, J. © BENNETT @ DARNARD'S Fine Hand-made Boots and Slippers $2.00. nene.KGent’s Lance, Good St “Splendid. Three styles. euulne Calf aud eames. SOO ‘Every Pair Warranted. Extra \ne Calf: Button. is, PT. 2sth. Careful in the elementary aus HT TO ADULTS AND CHIL "ars ol age), bY a native of (Natural Method), a specia'ty. it saturday classes. DOA OF ly school of the kind here. 10 all to see the method. by w learn a protesion,- 214 2d st. 5 BEaiex HALL BI AL For School Shoes it will pay you to come and see wa, ‘We have combined good louks, quality and low prices together. Large line of Children’s and Misses Spring Heels, We make a Genuine Handsewed Ladies Kangaroo or Kid to order for $5. A HOME SC HOOT FOR KNEY Ns opens, SEI . English and Fr For circulars ad- naittie gins, Keopens suddress Misses BU NG Fo GM BALL, a sl PRIVATE TRACI OF F expe peed in ieaching foreign E. PORTER, Prin RAND MRS. ALFRED BUJACS ENGLISH at Boar WM. H. RICH. ‘TAT Market Space se sexes, 1811 Tt n. yuh “mo. (BepL) 14th. “To provide ‘f Erowts and progress of school a, and Sitional ‘roont for recitations: and calisthenics. hia ured. ‘The corps of instruction has been € graduates of Vassar and Swarthmore. ‘The in Eugiish, mathematics, natural sclence sau the tanguages is ogous and” sufcient bo pre- pare students for oUF best colleges and univers Send tor catalogue of call st schiool fruim 2230. pm. 10 p.m, THOS. W. SIDWELL, 015m Prine MS ROSA PORSCHES GERMAN, FRENCH AMA and english School and kK n will re- open Gctober ist” German ‘sod French, taught ‘by Gihstant practice, ‘For circulars apply 1224 12th nw. 2m" W 28H INGTON CoLLEGraTE INSTITUTE, ‘ 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladles and Little irl AVID S. L. JOUNSON, Organist and Choirmaster, 1419 10t st, nov. 1 Pupils ree it No Branch Stores, Vocal and Instrumer cUEISCL Teacher of P ‘Terms reasonable. i "au, Organ and Vocal Music. 1202 S st. nw. TON SCIEOOL OF FI LtSH LANGU Fourie M STEVENS HART Principal, ‘ourth year begins October 1st, 1565. Graduates puadeats iter fu caine upon examina. tion eudorsed by a respousible Nourd of Judges ‘Thorough Instruction to Teachers, siltasters, Ora- tora Singers aud-ombers Ja the: Culture and Develop ment of fie Vole. “Special advantages for the Study of Practical Eng- Unit offered to Foreigners ‘Cure of Manimering. stattering and_ all painful Socal petecis "atetuods endorsed by prominent tocat vaiclans. ‘A limited number of Students accommodated with board in the firnlly of Principal eel? ERGARTEN AND ADVANCED KY TRE TO at nwt cor Reh ave. ele, reopens OCT. 1ST. Mrs BACHSPIEH, Mle [DA HESSELBACHS WITHIN ( SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD. ‘adiaite, “oan macnn boy shy tig seu circulars, ‘SWITHIN C. SHO! ivtine. Seud for ie LIDGE. a BL, larvard College Graduate, Media Pa. myo-din, ISS A.C. MORGAN'S SCHOOL FOR, YOUNG 4a LADIES AND GIRLS. ‘Dyelth year begins SEPTEMBER 28, 1685. ‘Resident siutive teachers of and German. Portsmouth, N. i. ‘se7-2m APLEWOO» INSTITUTE. CONCORDVILLE, Pa.” Young men for collegeor bust eerie par a Scam J. SHORTEIDGR (Tale College), A. 3. Prin. ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUBIC, joore’s Hull, 311 9th st. 2.w,, ‘year. Orga Finte, Cornet,” ae. ries. Tuition ©. B. BULLARD, Director. P]\HE MISSES TIFFEY'S SCHOOL Mi FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, Corcoran: 1438. street. 13th annnal sesion commences Sept. 15, st7-Im* EO. C. CHIPMAN WILL OPEN ATHER Mee STEROL AT? iember 21st, a school for ghiidren. All lewons iy Dror during school hours, wells HH WILL RESUME ENt UC" iN Hy BONE visti“ and Orgheatal insrumeses 608 A sireet, ‘This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual session Wednesday, September 23d, 1635. Mrs.Z. D. BUCHER vscscssern Miss HE MUNTER. oo jeachers, ee a on Pri aule-7m oJ, & CAULFIELD, MU bor 20 wi:Tresume business October 1, 1885. HORTHAND AN NS A MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION. (CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic. pRHEF—The most Nutritive and sirength-siving TRON. j—The great remedy to Enrich the Biood and Nourish the Brain. ‘This preparation has proven t'be exceedingly vale- able for the cure of NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNESS, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL PORCES L088 OF PHYSICAL POWER And all derangements consequent upon over. taxed mind and body. In fact, it gives tone to all ‘siz-Lme RLINGTON ACADEM ‘Cor. Pa. Ave. and 15th "A select school for. imited. Only scholars Day‘and evening stsone, Carenal and ‘stroction in the common English branches, book: Exinand Groce: “RUKTON MACAPEE: ¢ St BE: Principal, Washington. Dic ‘auld 3m ER ZABETH HARRIS, ENGLISH French Boarding aud Day School, 622 a 5 i a He | E tember 14th, at his saat i i offered at 1G" QUARTERS, 927 Ist. uw, "AVERLEY ;ARY, 1537, iy agp sore ek a