Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1885, Page 4

3 3 ‘The Weather. OFTICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OvFICER, Wasitixeros, D.C, Oct. 14, 1885, 11am. For the middle Atlantic states, generally tair weather, cnoler im northert im stationary temperature in southern portions, winds gener ally Tron -outhwest to northwest, generally igher varome Thurscay iy fulr weather fs indie Atiantie and south Atlan and the Oto valley, wita ure. Slightly Cooler is indicated tor New Eng- Heth clearing weath land. Mosrs & Son have the largest assortment of Dlankets and eider down comforts in this city. Corner 11th und F sts Braparey Prax $2 nm purchase. Penn. ave. camel's hair cachi- red underwear at dottom prices, at France's, corner 7th and D sts. the only strictly one-price hat and gent'’s fa ig store in this cit EL. THE (HICAGO Grocery ComPANY, 806 7th mreet, import their own Coffee and Teas. We don't give any tickets, but seli Coffee and Teas @n theirown merits and cheap. Good Kio Coffee for Lac. Ib; it Rio for 20c. 1b. Old Govern t Java for 25e. Ib. Black and Green Tea for 35¢, per Ib. Fine Oolong or Gunpowder Tea, 50c. per Ib, Fine English Breakinst of Japa, S0c. per ib. Finer Oolong or Gunpowder Tea, 75e. per Ib. Binest Volong or Gunpowder Tea, $1.00 per Ib, Send order by mail, or telephone 423-2. BRIGHTWooD races to-morrow at 2 p.m. “THe Trituri,” Hahn's Gents’ $3.00 All- ealf genuine hand-sewed Button, Laced or Con- gress, combine ease with durability, and are In Tact the only real hand-sewed and best shoe for the money in the United States, 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. A Jensry Cay given away with every child's suit or overcoat we sell. Elseman Bros., manu facturing ciothiers and tailors, corner 7th and E. Pustic SPEAKERS and singers finl B. H. glass & Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops @ Sure Femedy for hoarseness. ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of Strusburger'’s fall opening in another column. Allare invited. SrRicrLy all-wool child's pants at 75c. Else- man Bros., corner 7th and BF. THE CHIcauo GnoceRY ComPaxy, 806 at., offers flour ut rock-bottom prices: Swiss Process, $6.48 bbl: $1.63 % bbl; 83c. %. Cook's Delight, $5.45 bbi.; $1.38 % bbl? 69C.y. White Lily, $6.48 bbl.; 31.63 & bbi.; BSc. %, Cook's Choice, $5.45 bbi.; $1.2 Bol; 6¥e. %, Ceres, Steril Gilt Edge, Goldeu Hill. Send order by mail, or telephone 423-2. 7th Just Rxerivep new and elegant Chamber Suites in walnut, cherry, an Cail and examine our stock and compare our arth's, Odd Fellows’ Hall SPEARING Tous. Iron safes repatred. H. KUEHLING. FINEST ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR SUITES, upholstered in slik and mohuir plushes, at the lowest prices. Brietbarth’s, Odd Fellows’ Hull. ‘To OnpER, $25 suits. Eixeman, cor.7th and E. PALAce ORGAN of these swe priees. F. BriGutwoop races to-morrow at 2 p.m, A Jersey Car given away Suit or overcout we sell. facturing clothiers and ta! THE Cuicaco GxocknyY ComPpaNy, 806 7th, is uimest white sugar for 6c. 1b. standard A =. Ib., granulated se. 1b., cut lout sugar Tye. nd order by wail, or telephone 425-2. ALL the ladies are amazed over the style, fit and durability of Habn’s famous $2.00 unr aled kid, gout and glove top button boots. No better shee anywhere for $3.00. 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa ave. Goxs For His. J. H. Kueuue. AsTnoNowtcaL TELEScoPESs.—Hempler's, Pa. ave., corner 44 street. ast received a fresh supply low joned organs; new styles an ITH, 1103 Penn. ave. G CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. vGH's Orera Hovse.—“A Parlor 10S AL THEATER.—Roland Reed in“Hum- Hexzoc's Opera Hovse.—Bennett Matlack In“A Celebrated Cuse.” THEATER ComIQUE.—Alice Oates and Variety. Diwe Musevm.—Helen Adeli in “Moths.” ee Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:10 p.m. and extivguished at 4:00 am. Pust Grand Masters Counell No. 44, G. U. 0. of O. F., bs elected the following officers: Thos. H. Johnson, W.G. M.; Jas. W. Jones, D. G. M. Benj. ¢. Whiting, grand secretary; John W Lee, G. T.; John jurlis, G. C.; Jas.’S. Mason, G. John W. Walker, G.”"W., and Wm. Bateman, G. S.A. Bir. Henry B. Otterback, administrator of the estate of Sarah Otterback, has filed @ bill in equity ayainst the Washington and George- town railroad company, asking a decree to compel the company to recognize forty shares Of stock as belonging to the estate. At a mecting of the board of managers of the charity orgauization society last evening, A. S. Pratt, Mrs.5. A. Spencer, B. P. Munn, W. W. Burdett. Dr. W. W. G: wand J.C. Prati Bere appuinied 2 coimittee to prepare & pro grain for the special meeting. 3 While Mr. Frank Puglisi, of No. 2000 G street northwest. wus standing 1 a crowd at the cor- ner of 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue last nigini his pocket was picked of a gold Watch valued at 350. ‘The marriage Of a policeman referred toin amarticle in yesterday's Stax headed “Love and Beer,” did not take place at the residence of Mr. A.'L. Reed, No. 305 C street northwest, ‘The funeral of Mrs. Martha G. Rodgers, wife of Rev. Samuel Rodgers, D. D., presiding elder | of Washington district of the’ M. E. Chureh | South, who died Sunday afternoon in Alex: | aadria, Va., took place yesterday in Baltimore, Rev. =. K_Cox, D.D., of this elty, was one of the Officiating clereymen, An oil portrait of the iate James Wormley has been presented by Wm. H. A. Wormley to be placed in the Wormley school building, and has been accepted Ly the school board with ‘thanks. At the atneteenth ann American Institute Nasaville, Tens Brown, of this eti convention of the Architects to be held at Mr. Glenn “Archi teetun’ and Bacte Major Dy=,chiet oi police, has received a letter from Chie! Brooks, of the Treasury secretservice, returning thanks to Lieut. Arcola and Detective MAtingly tor theassistaice rendered by them in the Fecent capture of Italians in this eity for Passing counterfeit money. ‘Tue teatt: year of the Normal Kindergarten Institute for teachers opens to-morrow, at 3 G'elock in the Froebel Institute, 1127, 13th st. Firs: Serg:. P. J. Durkin Of tle Soldiers’ Home, died yesterday at his home, S11 Sev- enti street. age 64 years. His funeral took place to-day from St. Patrick's churet, the re: Inalus beltig interred at the Soldier's Home cemetery. The Washington Microscopical soc’ at its meeting last evening elected officers for the us foliows: President, Kobert Reyburn, M. 5 view Wiltiam president, H. Seaman, M- D.; correspouding secretary, E. M. Schacter, M.D; recording secretary, E. "A. Balloch, M! Dg treasurer, C.T. Culdwell, M.D Fhe case of E. A. Meluiyre, charged with perjury, was continued in the Police Court to- day until uext Monday. Miller & Jones’ new billiard rooms, in the new Natioual theater, will be thrown open to the public morrow evening. Alter an ex- penditare of many thousand dollars these gen- men have succeeded in griting cue of the handsomest establishments of the kind in this RK: Helphenstine has sold the Ebbitt house drug store, of which he has been proprietor thirteen years, to Dr. F. F. Ware, a well known druggist of Wilmington, Del., and Cape May. Bis Hon. J. M. Wilson's carriage was standing in front of store on Market Space, street, yesterday, it was run into by 4 buteher's wagon. The carriage was upset, aud ‘the driver was thrown out aud slightly lujured. The grand jury yesterday dismnissed the cases @f John Lyon for embezzlement ind Charles H. MeCauley for arson, ad fouud an indictment ast Hart Colen for receiving stolen goods. esterday John ‘Tyler filed a petition tor di- Yorce trom Mary F. Hill, to whom he states he Was married In August, 1883, aud he charges hat she deserted btn six weeks afteswards. ‘The will of the late George Sbanklin was filed yesterday. He leaves uix property to bis chilu- Fen—one-ninth to bix adopted child, James Shanklin—during their lives, 2,000 square feet being excepted. “lic appoinis Edward Brouk as executor. ——— A PAIXrUr. AccipENT. — About 10 o'clock last evening John E. Leahy & young mun, fell from a freight car on the Baltimore nud Ohio Taflroad ut the corner of Ist and Myrtle strvets, and striking on the fence which rans along the Wack at that polut one of the pickets pierced his lez. where he was beld_unlil relieved by « Watchrian. He was carried to Providence hospital in the police ambulance. ae CANON Faxkae’s Lecrumes—This distin- gUisbed English divine will give two lectures in this eit Jougregational ebureb, on Fri- enings of this week. The Of the first lecture will be “Dante:” tha second, “Hobert Browning's Poems.” Tiekets are now on sale at Brentano's. —————— De. TALMAGe writes: “I should have no fatthe tt of religion of any one who does not Like the Brudbury plano. It ts the pet of our housenold. It occupies but # small im ow room, b space t Gils the whole house with music. It ly dda; tod to morning prayers or the gayest party that ever shook my parlors.” — Feuxs1vke SAaLt.—Duileanson Bros. will Sell to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, all the furniture contained in the dwelling 1738 14th street northwest, Scc the advertisement, —— Caxox Fannar’s Lecronss.—Mesars, Bren- tano Tres. announce that the di sheet Wil not be shown om the nights of the Farrar res, and, considering the very rapid sale of Uckets, suvcest to their patrons to sceure what- e¥er seats tiey desize ut their extllest opportu- Peer Playing on Sunday. ‘WCAPFREY OF THE OLYMPIA CLUB SENTENCED. ‘The case of Wm. McCaffrey, president of the Olympia club, which meets in the rear of Me- Caffrey's cigar store, 1119 7th street, was taken up in the Police Court today. McCaffrey is charged under the second section of the gamb- ling law with permitting gaming on premises under his control. Mr. Charles 8. Moore ap- pearea for the ciub and Mr. Thomas for the government. Mergeant Hollinberger, and Officers Haas, Daly, and Riley led to raiding the room last Sunday and finding a game of poker in PI LeviS: Bailey, who lives at 622 20th st {estified that he was a member of the club a: had played games of cards in the room for money, buying chips from the defendant, who drew down the toll. Witness attempted to ex- lain to the court what a tack-pot was, but ing unable to doso, Mr. Moore did it. Wit- ness said he informed the police because tbey retused to admit him to the rooms, McCaffrey telling hima that be had been expelled from the club, ‘Mr. Moore referred to the decisions of the justices of the Criminal Court in similar cases, it as there has been no decision rendered by the Court in Bane, the Judge Imposed a fine of im n. appeal was noted. 350 and one day apl High Water in the Potomac. Telegraph advices received by the signal office, from Harper's Ferry, last evening, states that the Shenandoah river bad risen four feet in two hours. Later dispatches said the river was still rising. A dispatch dated at 9:18 this morning re- Pa inte dispateh trom Harpers Ferry says a 2 “Ten inch rise since last report.” Trausfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: R. D. Swingle to James A. Babson, lot 34, sq. 16 $—. T.H.G. Todd to Richard Francis, lot 20, 8q. 20; $340. “Ellen Carrico to E. W. Anderson, Bart @. sg. 122; $1,500, George Norbeck t6 ‘tilson Hutchins, lots 39 and 40, sq. 378; $10,500. B. H. Warner to K, Mason, lot 111, 4. 363; $3,221 R. Newman to P. H. Gill” huly, part 4, sq. 559; $1,450. Aug. Jay et a trustees, to, Hebecce C. Daft, sabe. 67 ny i. 5 BO6O. ‘agitt to W. Heuer’, 43; $775. B. H. Ware it. &, sq. s — to Boe utc lot 18, a AOK $6,500, jaines johnson: Emanuel ri it. 2" bik. 18, Effi Sante {6 Soon f. Johnson, pt. 27, Letta Weaver to E. Greer, w. pt. 11; sq $800. Betsy King to tame; same property: 9. Mary ¥: Neweomb sq. toc. b, Scheuely sub 868; $2,600. Wm. Shelly toC. M. N. Latimer, sub lot 11, sq. 365; 1,496. J. Richard Ri G. F. J. Coiburn, jot = Young to Igna- tius F. bh 36, sq. n. of 515; ._ C. H. Parker to D. bart 19, 99. 888: 1,600. J. Mcl. Carus! to J. H. Marr and 1apin Brown, in trust, sub Tote 111 to117, 8q. 620; $5,000. ——— Way tHe Bint Was IGxoxep.—In the case of John Lyon, charged with embezzlement ot money allege to bave been received by him for the Buckner Gas Governor company, the fland Jury remsed to present, him, and his nd was accordingly released. This case grew out of a purchase by him of certain goods to fulfill his contract on the Pension office build- ing, and it was claimed that he was the agent of the gas company in supplying the material, but he claimed it was an ordinary sale of the goods. Funerat or E, W. Trers.—The funeral of the late E. W. Tiers took place yesterday after- noon from the Immaculate Conception church. ‘The remains were taken to Madison, N. J., tor interment, accompanied by relatives of the de- ceased trom New York city. Mr. Tiers was well kuown in Washington, having resided here lor @ number of years, during which time he was in business as a tea merchant on Ninth street, and at one time associated in business with hi: father-in-law, Mr. Best, the furniture déaler. Mr. Tiers bad been absent from the eity for sev- eral months, residing at Leonardtown, Md. He died on Saturday lust of typhoid fever. His body was brought hereon Monday. Mr. Tiers, itis stated, was the son-In-law of Mrs. Beste, the spiritualisite ni REAL ESTATE SaLes.—George Norbeck has sold to Stilson Hutchins, for $10,500, the prop- erty fronting twenty feet on the north side ot Dstreet, between Oth and 10th, adjoining on the east the fifteen foot alley. ‘The lot runs back 100 feet and the purchase includes the lot in the rear 20x87 feet, extending back to the thirty foot alley. Harry A. Kohr has sold to Henry 8. Brinkerbot, ior $4,500, a house on the south side of Q street, between 16th and Duncanson Bros. sold on Saturday last, at pub- lic auction, the fine residence, 820 B street southwest, 'to Dr. Chas, F. Goodell, for $7,200. Dr, Goodell has removed from 225 13th street to his new home. es VIOLATING THE SUNDAY Liqvor Law.—In the Police Court this morning Mr. John 0. Guethler, the brewer in East Washington, was on trial, charged with keeping his bar open on Sunday. Several witnesses guve testimony against | Mr. Guethier, and, in answer to in- quizles by Mr. Carrington, they said they. be- longed to the club and had tlekets of adiis- sion. The court imposed a fine of $20. An appeal was noted. —-_— THE FUNERAL oF Mus. LocaN.—The funeral of Mrs. Josephine wus held this morn- ing at her late residence, 1212 L street. There was a lurge attendance of friends, the musical people being largely represented. Rev. Dr. Glesey, the rector of the Epipany church, gificiaied and the music was furnished by Messrs. Holines, Hancock, Buchanan aud Whip- the quurtette of the Franz Abt club. They ‘Neurer my God to Thee” and “Abide The remains were tuken to the two ‘ik train and, the Interment will be made at Willimantic, Mass. ‘There is a movement on foot to get up a musical concert for the pur- pose of raising tunds to erect a monument over the grave. ———— A Divorce Case Diswissep.—Today Judge Haguer; jn the Equity Court, dismissed the bill in the divorce case of Annie Thelan against Eti- enne J. Thelan, on the ground that the testi- mony did not support the charges. They were martied June 7th, 1852, by Rev. S. Doier, her name belng Annie Anderson, and th one child fivin; of 213 By trom the Police Court for her vert Mills, for iucorrigibility % about 9 o'clock Oil went to the house to arrest him. entered the front door Herbe: P the back fence. The ouficer chased eral squares and pally captured him ‘k near the Baltimore and Potomac depot. ‘The littie fellow fought the officer all the way io the depot, where he was placed in a cab and driven to the Police Court, where, with gonsiderable dificulty, he was placed in i cell. While waiting for his trial he made several at= tacks on the officer and was very ubusive. He Was brought up into the court room, where he pleaded not guilty tothe charge. His mother Wstitied that her boy was a very bad one and Was unmanageable. She said she desired that he Le sent to the reform school, and the judge so sentenced him. His mother, walking to the dock. luquired of the boy. “Do 'yeu want som thin to cat?” “No,” be wus “Kiss me good-by,” she said, and he » “Go toh—.” The mother lett and he boy wos curried down stairs, but as he wax about to be locked vp he got away, and two ed, using muc minutes later he walked into court with his hat om and eating chestnuts. He was picked up and again ‘en down stairs and locked up. Srdoiod~caaminde THe SovTHERN BAS¥MALL CHAMPIONSHIP. Atu meeting of the directors of the Southern League Buscball assuciation, In Atlanta, Ga., Yesterday, the Atlanta club’ was awarded the championstip pennant by a vote of seven to ‘one, August wlone vous against it. The latter city claimed the pennant, as Atluata refused to play a deterred game with her after the close of the season which, 1f she had won, would have | given her the lead, but Atlanta was ahead, and Slalined, as no tid exinied, that she would not play the deterred gume, in which the le Yesterduf sustaineu her, Augusta wlone disse ing, Atianta’s percentige Is 659, Augusta's, 653. 4 ue has Leet reorgunized tor next and Mayberry, the Auanta Nashville managers, were ‘authorized to represent the league’ at’ the meetung of th American Basebuli League in New York o} October 17. Ansrorar Pere : RE 00 x ROR 0.0 X ay KRE 3 = xX AA Eo. FSH TBR A BK Nn NNN o boss EX TORRY €°% eS BARS HERE foo Be A 4 * uONN GGe PPP) OO W W Ww PDD £KE PoP oo WWwWwWw D F = fe 23 waee BB Ee Eat r ‘oo W""W Bop Eee EE = This Powder never varies A marvel ofpurity, Hreugth and wholesomenest. More economical than ‘Ue ordinary kinds, and cannot de sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alumor rhosphate powders Gompoxiy 1x cass Hovat Vaxixe Pownxn Co. 106 Wall street NY. a6 NOS, 408 AND 405 7TH ST. N. W Headquarters forthe WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY Also 2 fullline of ROLLER SKAT! ee MONS ELOCIPEDES: WAGONS, ETC. wi ‘more room for the fall goods, Child Car. rages will be wold at cost. 1¥30 WIE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE REQUIRES NO Aa ee call on De MALLAUP. ageot, 1b ‘One can ‘be seen in Aguien tn Were Wesnibaton. ELECTION oF OrFrceRs.—At & meet the Washingumn Turapixe company, held Son- day evening the following officers were elected: Walki iF. 1, Mc », treas- Sher Jos L: Browh, De: James He Degideop, Wee ba a, Laird, Goa. We EDeur as board of saz MamMorH Busisaas Teax AND Wacos. finest business turnout that has ever been in this city is that ot Mr. Austin Herr, pro- the Pioneer and Columbia Koller nm. It consists of six lendidly ed horses (two lead, two iron grays to the mid- dle swing, and two blacks at the wheel), and a magnificent covered wagon twenty-one feet long, with @ carrying capacity of barrels of flonr, or 200 quarters, or 400 elghths, or 800 a dy juminated by ent imiles of his representative brands of flour—Gloria,Floralba, ‘Swiss Process and Cook’s Delight. This hand- Rainting and lettering was done by Mr. J. E. urray and evinces high artistic skill. The wagon was bullt by Pearce and Mertz and re- A the greatest credit on them. The harness with its Russian chimes and plumes was made in the harness department of Mr. H. P. Gil- bert’s establishment, |The horses were selected by Mr. Lewis J, Coilins, whose Judgment in horsefiesh 1s accepted without debate. In fact the whole outfit is the handiwork of District labor as represented in Georgetown. With such an example business men need not send thelr money to outside marts when within the limits of this city they can find workmen who can cater to their most fastidious tastes, GRAIN Recstrts.—Canal boat Samuel Jar. boe arrived with 3,000 bushels of wheat and ‘800 bushels of corn for J. G. and J. M. Waters. CAUGUT IN THE ACT.—It was reporied to the Police that Cora Kidwell, @ young colored girl, ‘was caught this morning in the act of stealin; 2 dress from Mrs, Robinson, She was arrested. Cou, CuRisty’s Lecrume.—The rooms of the Catholic Union were filled last evening with a large and appreciative audience to listen to an instructive and highly intefesting lecture on rish Wit ond Humor,” by Col, Robert I, Christy, of the Washington bur, The lecturer for two hours kept his hearers in roars of Janghter by his many and amusing recitals of Irishman’s bulls, ‘TRADE ON THE CaNAL.—The shipinents from the mines of the Cumberiand,oal region for the week ended Saturday, October 10, were 53,516 tons, and for the yeur to that date 2,133,190 tons, a decrease of 80,337 tons, as compared with the corresponding period of last year, To Chesapeake and Ohio canal—week, 7,501 ton:; Year, 269,010 tons; increase, 12,621 tous. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 57: con- dition, 12. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 60; condition at north connection, 22; south connection, 5. Distributing reservoir, tem- perature, @i; condition at influent yatchouse, : condition at effluent gatehouse, 36, Hight Udes in the river to-day at 11:45 a.m. and 12: p.m. Sxxux anv nroop. DISEASES FROM PIMPLES TO SCROFULA CURED BY CUTICURA, ‘Hundreds of letters in our possession, coplesof which may be had by return of mail, repeat this story:—I have been a terrible sufferer for years from Diseases: of the Skin and Blood; have been obliged to shun pub- lic plaees by reason of my distiguring humors; have had the best physicians; have spent hundreds of dol- lars, and got no relief until I used the Curicura Rex- pres, which have cured me, aud left my skin and blood as pure as w child's. COVERED WITII SALT RHEUM. Curicura Ruwxpixs are the greatest medicines on earth. Had the worst case of Salt Rheum in this country. My mother had ittwenty years, and in fact died trom it. Tbelieve Cuticura would have saved her life. My arms, breast and head were covered for three years, which nothing relieved or cured until I used the CUTICURA RESOLVENT, internally, and Cu- TicURa and CuTicuRa Soar, externally, ‘Newark, 0. J. W. ADAMS, HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW. Tcommenced to use your CuTicuRa REMEDIES last July. My head and face and some parts of my body were almost raw. My head was covered with scabs and sores, and my suffering was fearful. I had tried everything { had heard of in the East and West. My case was considered a very bad one. I have now not particle of Skin Humor about me, and my case is considered wonderful. ‘Decatur, Mich. MRS. 8. WHIPPLE. ECZEMA FROM HEAD TO FEET. Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. J., writes: “My son, # lad of twelve years, was complete y cured ofterriole case of Eczema by the CUrICCRA REMEDIES. From the top of his head to the soles of his feet was one mass of sab." Every other remedy and physicians had been tried in vain, CUTICURA REMEDIES Are sold everywhere. Price, CuTICURA, 50c.; RESOI- $1.00; Soar, 25e, Prepared by the PorrEs, Dave & Citesucar Co., Boston, Mass. SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES.” Grubs, Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Baby Humors cured by CUTICURA Soar. CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER Is a new, ori- ginal, elezant and infallible antidote to Pan and In- fammation, banishing Itheumatic, Neurulgie, Sciatic, Sudden, Sharp aad Nervous Pains as by magic, At Druggists. 25c. ocd PECULIAR VIRTUE IN AYER'S SARSAPA rilla Is that while it cleanses and purges the blood from all corruptions and impurities, and thereby: Toots out disease, it builds up and invigorutes the whole system, and makes one young again, YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS ARE SUITED TO every age, Being suzar-coated they are easy to take,and though mild and pleasant in action, are thorough and searching in effect. ‘Their efficacy tn all disorders ef the stomach and bowels is certitied to by eminent physicians, prominent clergymen, and many of our best citizens. ocl3 Ovr Srrcran Bancarwss 1 : VY BED COMFORTS, 75e. LENT COLORED SILKS, Be. ACK SILKS. $1, $1.25. AEDSILK VELVETS GREAT “THE NEW STYLE, BEAUTI- LX BROWN, BLUE, GREEN, RGAL ROYAL 1g YARDS FOR $2. DUCE: DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTH, ONE YARD AND A HALF WIDE, FOR BO 3 WEAR AND LADIES: Sirs CHEAT AT Sac, BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, $1.50. CARTERS CASH DRY GOODS STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, Near 7th Street, 08, Wuear Baxixo Pownrr (GOLD MEDAL AT NEW ORLEANS) ENDORSED BY THE LEADING HOTELS iN THE COUNTRY. APPROVED BY THE GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS FOR THE INDIAN COMMISSION. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH’S SONS, Established 1820. NEW YORK. _sel4-wés.4p Prerare For Corn Wrarazn, (io to WHEELER, 7th st.. opp. Center Market, where can be seen the larcest did best asyoctment ol HE BLA. , LAP ROBES, in fur, wool und RUBBER and OILED pion. Prices lower than ever. E.G. WHEELER, Sole Agent D. C. for Schultz Patent Fulled Leather Belting and Lace Leather, ‘No. 201 “th street, cor. B n.w., ovr oc8-6t_ ie Center Market. Loser, Sasz, Doors, BLINDS, FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE VERY Low Now. WHITE PINE STOCK 1//X13/'—16f, per 1,000 f.; $17.50 DRESSED OR ROUGH at same price. VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft... per 1,000 %, $12.50 WHITE PINE DOORS, inch and e-half, all regular sizes, $1.00, GEORGIA PINE STEPPING, kiln dried, dressed, $35.00, NAILS, per keg, 92.40, >, ODD SIZE FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, a specialty. LUMBER delivered any part of city free of chargs, ESTIMATES furnished free ot charge, & Linsey, 4u20- + Cnt ond HY ore, CIry ITEMS. _ Economy in Wealth, 4 Practice this maxim, and purchase your Boots, Shoes, Slippers, aind Hubbers at the old elished thoe-store of Z. STRASBURGER, 906 $th street four doors above Ladies’ Buttoned, worked hoies, from 98¢. uj Ladies’ Common Sense and Opera Toe, from 1.47 4 Pr adiee Opera Slippers and Oxtord Ties, trom Te Gents! Fing Lace Shoes, from $1.24 up. Gents’ Hutton and Cor from $1.47 up. Gents! Hand-Sewed, all styles, front $2.47 up. Gents’ Boots of all Kinds, {rom $1.98 up. Gents’ Hand-Sewed Calf Boots, from $2.97 up. Gents’ Fine Velvet Embroidered ‘Slippers, from 73e. up. ‘We Keep ali celebrated makes, at prices that dety competition. Give us a call. Z, STRASBURGER, a 906 7th street, ieur doors above I. Handsome Silk Searfs, All Shapes. 35c., ‘at AUERBACH’S Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1 Baum’s Offer. ‘Until sold, 1 striped Newmarket, Scotch ma- terial, at $6, former price $16.50; 1'dark brown cot Lales Suit, former price $20, now $15. $12 R. Cireulars $7. J. E. Young 736 7th. We Ask No one to buy of us after looking through our establishment, untess they feel convinced that our clothing is the most attractive and our prices the lowest in the city. Elseman Hros., cor. 7th and E, who manufacture all the cloth- ing they sell. 5 Saxony Wool Medicated Underwear, at AUERBACH’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and Hsts.1 Dress-Flannels, in all Shades. 25¢.; figured dress goods, 5c.; cashmere finished, 10c.; all-wool cashmere, 35¢.; black silk, 50c. our 75c. black and colored silk is worth $1; vel vets, 50c.; red twilled, all-wool flannel, 2c. canton flannel, 5c; ‘yard wide cotton, 5c. blankets and comforts, G0c.; our $2.25 ‘silver nay gossamers. 1.50; Jerseys 60cNewmarkets el renee merino underwear from 10c. Up; corsets, needles, 3¢, at A. Stern’ lark’s cotton, 4c. a spool;best r; linen handkerchiefs, 5c., ‘7th st., between land K. 1 Johnson's Oyster Saloons, 440 and 442 9th si., one door from E. Choice lot of Salt XXX Oysters received this day for halfehell and ‘elect steamed, fine as silk, Ladies’ Saloon first floor. Polite atten- tion, 2 “The Excelsior,” $04 7th Street, Offers for the balance of this week good com- fortables at 65c.; good blankets at 98c., and up; good canton flannel at Se. and up; medicate Ted twilled all-wool flannel, at 30c,; double width cashmere at 11c.; # special good article of black gros grain silk at GOc.; worth $1 per yard; mosquetaire dark color kid gloves at 38e,;'tull regular made hose for children, 15¢. Als a large ussortment of ladies und misses Wraps at lower prices than anywhere in this, city. “The Excelsior,” 804 7th street, e083. $12 Newmarkets 87. J.E.Young, 736 7th st. Heavy Canton Flannel Underwear 45c., at AUERBACH’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H.1 Some of Our Chotcest Styles Will be placed on our counter during this week, They are later than the bulk of our stock, be- cause the mills of fine and choice fabrics made very late deliveries this season. Eiseman Bros., manufacturers of all the clothing they sell. 5 $8 Ulsters $4.75. J.E. Young, 736 7th st. 3 Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirt at AUERBACH’ Knit Jacket Depot,7th and Hsts.1 Examples of Venturesome Ones Com- mended. It is often well to emulate the bright exam- ples of those who tempt fortune, and by braving little win much. Here fs an’ Instance shown in the result of the 184th Grand Monthly Draw- ing of the Louisiana State Lottery, at New Or- leans, on Tuesday, September Sth! It is cheer- ful reading to those fortunate winners who held tickets—No. 50,434, drawing the First Capital Prize of $75,000, sold at 81 each in fifths, one to O. Smock, Leavenworth, Kansas; anotlier to John Wiss, of Wamego, Kansas: the remuinder elsewhere.’ No. 26,820, also sold in filths, at $1 each—one to J. A. rey, 1098 Washington avenue, New York city: one to Geo. Jackson, Newton, Kansas, collected through Harvey Go, Bank’ of Newton, Kansas; one to J.G. Sundsberry, of Paris, Texas, col lected through Paris Exchange Bank; one to Mrs. 8. J. Barnhardt, Walla Walla, Washington 4 Territory, ete. ete. No. 80,239 won the Third Prize of $10,000, also sold 1b fifths—one held in San Francisco, Cal., collected through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank of San Francisco; another to a party in New Orleans, La; the remainder elsewhere. No. 64,059 und 64,711, each drew ‘one of the two Fourth Prizes of $6,000, algo sold in fifths at $1 each—to J. E. Bernstrom, Green- port, N.Y, collected through Chatham Nac ional Bank of New York city; another to First National Bank of Los Angeles, Cul; another to . T. Kinsey, collected through First National Bank of Red Cloud, Neb.. another to Peter Berry Globe Village street, South Bridge, Mass., another collected. by. Anglo Calitornia’ Bank, (limited,) Sun Francisco, Cal.; another to a party, in Guatemala, C. A., and so on all over the hab- Hable world, the flow of weulth scattered Joy and happiness, aud a similar occurrence will tuke place on Tuesday, November 10, of which all information can be'had on application to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Now—remem ber these facts ana seek to emulate the exam- ple of these fortunate ones. 1 To Order, $5 Pants. Eiseman, cor. 7tn and E, Parties Who Have Bee jerman Hand Knit J an be supplied with BACH, 7th #hd H 1 Cholera, Dip! ra, Malarin, prevented by the use of Réed_& Carnrick’s So” dium Hypochlorite (disinfectant). _ Reeom- mended by the Public Health Association as superior toall other disinfectants and germi- cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet. 1, W,S-45 182 Fulton st, N.Y. Strietly All-wool Child's Pants, at 75c. Eise- man Bros., cor. 7th and E. 5 Wearing M; ts the past 13 years new sleeves, C. AUER- Mackerel. New No.2. 75e. per kit. 300 just received. Now is vour advantage. Walker & Wright, Grocers, $43 and 950 Louisiana ayenue, 2 ‘To Order, $5 Pants. Eiseman, cor. 7thand E. 83 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Otders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. s&w-3in cor. 7th and E, ©. D. KENNY, TTTT FRR A T E AA tT oF th & ERE A A DEALER AND coc 00. FFF FFF go 00 F¥ ¥ — 3 o go F EF OEE RE coo} o F gE E E cco 00 ¥ ¥ ERE KEE HAS LEASED AND FITTED UP ELEGANTLY THE WELL-KNOWN CORNER STORE, 8. E. COR 7TH AND I STS. N. W. SELLING GOODS STRICTLY ON THEIR MER- ITS, ENABLES ME TO GIVE BETTER VALUE THAN HOUSES THAT ADOPT OTHER METH- ODS TO ATTRACT TRADE. ROASTING TONS OF COFFEE DAILY FOR MY NUMEROUS STORES, EXSURES TO MY TRADE FRESH ROASTED COFFEES THAT ARE NEr@gen GREASED, POLISHED NOR WA- TERE! PURCHASING TEAS FROM FIRST HANDS GIVES MY CUSTOMERS THE PROFITS OF THE MIDDLEMEN OR JOBBER, PURE 558g, GGG. A SUG Al aTocoseT. , 3 LARGE BUYERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO EXAMINE MY GOODs AND PRICES, ‘ GD.KENNY, , WHOLESALE AND HETAIL DEALER I _ -WEAS, COFFEES AND sUGARs, & E CORNERGEVENTH ANDI STREETS Ny, W., come WasEIN@TON, D, 6; Week to some very fine Ol! Paintings, some of them wellknown Artists, which we are able to omnes, fine Oli Paintings in G-inch Berlin gilt deep Frames, at $16 each. worth at least $50. * ‘Very handsome Oli Paintings in 64 Frames, oes inch flat Excellent Of Painting in Gilt and Plush Frames at $4.49each. Still cheaper grades $4.49 ex ln at $349. They are In addition to the above we offer fine Indotii clan ne ut ture, at $4.23, and the same subject in wide Gilt and Silk Plush Frames, at $3.67. Imported Oleographs, 1x20, in’ Ginch Gilt Frame, warranted not to tare, ish, at 99c. each, and Engravings in Oak Frames, 16x Ct pocorn It will repay you to look over our stock of Pictu: ‘We still continue to make a special feature of oor Picture Frame Department, and are ready st any. time to furnish you with any style Frame desired and frame your picture without charge, We are now recelving our Holiday Stock, and be- sides not only belng able to show you thousands of new articles, our prices on a number of them will simply astonish you by their insignificance, M. SILVERBERG & co, * 812 7th and 313 8th st,, ool? Near Penn. Avenue. Grasp Fart Oresixa aT STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE, 820 SEVENTH STREET, BET. H AND I, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 16 AND 17, when we will open our Cloak Parlor with a splendid assortment of Imported and Domestic CLOAKS for Lad:es’ and Misses’ at Souvenir prices. Ladies not ready to purchase can make their selection at these low prices, by paying a small amount on them to se- cure the parchase, and have them laid by until ‘wanted. Also, the following Souvenirs are offered: Embossed SILK VELVETS, all shades, at $2. Plain SILK VELVETS, $1.50. worth $2. Black SILKS, 76c., worth $1; $1.25 SILK at 90c. $1.50 SILK fur $1; $1.75 SILK at $1.25. DRESS GOODS, of all kinds. at reduced prices. Double Width CASHMERES at 2c. ‘One lot Dress GINGHA MS worth 121g, ‘The pest Fruit-ofthe-Loom COTTON A good Bleached Yard-wide COTTON, ‘Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, Bed Comfortsand Blaukets at opening prices. Large-size White BEDSPREADS, S4c.,worth $1.25. Curtain LACES from 12%¢. to G0e,; SCRIM, 10e. CLOTHS, for Boys’ and Men's wear, from 15c. up. All-wool Medicated Red Twilled FLANNEL, 18c., worth 30c. Our Ladies’ and Men's FURNISHING GOODS is complete and too numerous to mention. Come and see prices. CARPETS, yard wide, 15¢. up. WINDOW SHADES, complete, with Fixtures, 40c, ocl2-lw PPP, ERE cco mm A L ss php co Hw AA OL PPP FE OG Nn AA OL ag Ee Gfol Aba £ ‘ss8 P EEE coo M A A Luu ss AL ERE AA O£ i ee ee ad Sg AYA TLL ERR 6 00 VV ERE g8S3 &% £ oo VY¥.E ce oo) 60 VCtsCiRER AT THE PPPoA OL, A IT gS8g PoP AA OL AA om § ay a ee |e P a4 Wu A A 8 RRR 00 ¥ ¥ A 4 RR OO YY Ad - Posi yet RR 00 Y oa A tubs ‘We only have a Special Sale when we have special Lots to offer at Speclal Prices, and for that reason we ask special attention to special prices quoted below. 8 and 12 button SUEDE MOUSQUETAIRES in tans. We have sold these Gloves all the season for $1.25. For Our Fall Opening we reduced the price to 98c.; and now, as the cold season is coming on, and we advertise a special sale, the price is reduced to 75c. 853 ao, st RS Be ys The “ELITE” KID GLOVES, in 4 and 6 buttons. fare $1.10 and $1.25 respectively. Dark shades uot selling very well, so we offer $1.10 and $1.25 “ Elites" for special sale at 89c. # pair. Hig ie a 22g oe som Tom MM SF Latest Novelty are our scalloped top 5 button KID GLOVES; all the new shades of tans, modes, and in black, F is cy 8 Bae yg LADIES’ CASHMERE GLOVES in new colors and styles will be exhibited at the Special Sale for the first time. Prices, 25c., 38., 45e., 50c., 75c., 98c. ide LADIES’ BLACK SILK GLOVES, fleeced. Please look at these Gloves; they sre a special bargain. am At 2 so en MG CHILDREN'S CASHMEREGLOVES, also Worsted Mitts, in all colors; also black and white, Gentlemen are particularly requested to examine the PALAIS ROYAL” KID GLOVE. The regular price is $1.25, but for the Special Sale we shall offer them for 98c. Can be tried on. Now on exhibition Castor Gloves, with embroidered backs; new shades of tans and browns; only $1.35 a pair. In CLOTH GLOVES for Gent's we show a fine va- riety at 85c. and 48, sav SPECIAL SALE TERMINATES SATURDAY. a ft ry Pogo bo SA a Be 2% & A L BOY AL. oc8 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 5 We Cax Axe We Wu . GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY IN FINE SHOES, ‘See some of our prices below: Ladies’ Pebble Goat Button, hand sewed, Straight Goat Bution, ot ae o Ping Prench Kid, and turn 9. Felt (none better), Bewed Fine Calf aiid Seamless, @5, “Galt Shoes are of the best quality Our famous are }. stylish, and will wear, ofr are to mneseure’ ths iow: Gents extra ine Ameria Cait showy in any, ae for oly Se Zia vrench Calf jor $0. We warrant aft aoa ted Tort dhene prices are about 8 per centiess thee can be made elsewhere. GEO Ww. 400 DON’T FORGET THE NUMBER. Ger Taz Bor “THE CONCORD HARNESS" THE CONCORD COLLAR ‘TRUNKS ond SATCHELS of the Best Makes in rest Variety at very Low Prices LUTZ & BRO, nw, s010 Pita iinagd’s Motel ‘examine specimens ofthe srt. __ac10-4t* _ TAN ¥ TO GIVE LESSONS ately or in a ochook ‘terms wausually FIBLD, LATE PROFESSOR MR Ee ateestreatony ot Music, New York, Kingmen Place. ____oclO-iwe ; PREPARED FOR SMITH,WELLESLEY ‘and Vassar’ ‘Examination. Bae cane CHOOL-SIXTRENTH ANNUAL SES ET SCiorough insiroction in Drawing “and Clames In Mechanical Drawing. Pe eee, ESS ICRA is Teh eke gepoese OF many pore = M EDICAL DEPABTMEST OF HOWARD UNE FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL CLISIS ACES SATURDAY, OCF. 17, 1885, 7. » Sedical, by Prof, T. B. Hood, Sundays at 2 p. m. ‘Obstetrical and Diseases of Women, by Prof. C. B. Purvis. Diseases of throat by Prof. J. E. Brackett. Post-mortem examinations at reguler intervals by Prot. D.8. Lamb. Dispensary clinic dally at 12 m. by Dr. F. J. Shada. i He Clinics Sundays at 9:30 >to Merle ae Bi Sah Dental Clinies daily at Preedman’s Hospital by Dr. Siar Pusone Otol 7} HE LADIES’ ART ASSOCIATION OF N.Y, Corcoran Building, Studio 86. Instraction” in Drawing: Oil, Water-Covgr and ‘China painting Theos principles of Perspective and Artis Ghavoiny. Fe MAYNICKE, Principal. och-lin Law Deranrvenr. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY. HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, ‘ourt f the Sopres ‘of the District Assoclate Justice of ops ao PRESIDENT. HON. SAMUBL F. MILLER, Associate Justice of the Supreine Court of the United = ‘Professor of International and Constitutional Law. dence, Commercial aud Maritime HON, WILLIAM B. WEBB, Professor of the Law of Real and Personal Pro} x Contracts, Negotiable [nstraments, Applic: LECTURERS. HON. JAMES SCHOULER, Lecturer on Doniestic Hulatious, Batinieats, and Per- roperty. HON. H. He WELLS, Lecturer oni Criminal. Law, x. W. WILLOUGHBY, Lecturer on Deeds and Conveyatices, ENOCH TOTTEN, Dsa.. Lecturer on the Law of Corporations, 1 GOWINE. Bas Lecturer on the Law of To Tt ROSS PERRY, Esa, Lecturer on the Contlict of Lin ‘The session of the Law Department of the National University has commenced. i The Junior Class mects EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, at 6 o'clock p.m., and the Senior and Post Graduate'Classes mect EN EiY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FR: DAY EVENING, at 6 aid 7 o'clock p.m. respeci- ively Catalogues can be, obtained at Morrison's, Ballan. tyne’s, Brad. Adams’ und Anglim’s Bookstores, and at e Law Balding. cS For further information apply to FLEMING J. LAVENDER, Treasurer, University Law Building, Est. Ww, FP. WILLIAM MARTINS. p© 7 Gea ET Conservatory, and Inteof periin. ‘Takes Pupils for the Piano snd the higher branches ‘Harmony and Theory. = 615 Pst. nw. DRIVATE OR CLASS INSTRUCTION 15 PFrenen, German, Halian, Latin and Greek ‘at Friends’ Select School, 18111 st.n.w. Young people iulmitted to regular classes of ‘school from 9 am-to 12m. Adults after 12 m. ‘Translations made in all of the above. Terms reasonable. 0c6-2w* ‘Apply from 2:30 p. m. to 4 p. m. oe HOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. THE BERTITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, WASHINGTON, BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, VYELLADELPHTA, BALTIMORE, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL. Recognized everywhere to be the best schools for learning to speak. write. read and understand the for- eign Jan ‘New terms begin now. R. Ladies and Little Girls, 1 17u EOS Me Ae Mw’ _9c3-1m We Moore's Tine Luci b. C. COLLIERE, A. M., is native of Puri, Frases) Meibode uatuvelle, Tac YAPITOE HILT KINDE 4 MARY SCHOOL. Ni DAY, October Sith at Ocb-W Riss CORSE YOLLIERE SCLIOOL, Cc J FOR BOYS. boys taken as boarders. ‘School for ‘Aunt MARGUERI ‘Teacher of Elocution und Dramatic Art ‘Apply or address ‘Hall, 311 9th st. n.w., seventeenth year, Vowe. Violin, Flute, Cornet, &c. Furopean conservatories, ‘ution rterm Free advances, = 0. B. BULLARD, Director, 1538 I street n. w. MAY I. MEAD, TS MAN BACHE OF PIANO. A ‘erm reasonable. For references. 1d other particu- lars apply at 002 2d St, nw. i eim* PRIVATE LESSONS 1 GLISH, _BOUK keeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, of Germ ‘Terms reusonuble, Address COURT F. WOOD, Fite oot bw rivately, : aw, oF cit M fer October 15th, by Dr. elpsic University. "Address 710 sth st. High schoo! ACADEMY OF DANCE at MASONIC HALL, Corner 9th and F sts. nw, Is Now Open for the senson of 1885-86, for the formation uf classes. Days of Tuition: TUPSDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Circulars to be had ut music stores, or at the Ac- adem: sel-1m_ {OF ESSOR OF COLLEGE GRADUATE, R A. smith, Latin and Greek ih the “Berlitz: Schoo! Of Lauguages,” having thme unoccapied, would give vace ins n in above branches, also in Gra- SR ome Sop abe Seals (ESTABLISHED 1877. Ss ‘Hours, 1 to 5:30 p.m. Biers 20d cts ieataa as pon aed rosea Piano or voice, 35, $4, $10, and $15 a term. Capes seaweeds ene ? Tapes aH Catalecués and price It on Be sci sezi-lin THEO. NG, ae (QELECI LISH AND SSICAL DAY GERPCE (ENG: Seat F USIC. 707 Sth st. nw. school, 62 North Carolina avi ts Thtermediate and Academic Departments, Sfiss SMITH, Principal. Private pupils from 3 to pm se25-1m \IRENCH LESSONS—1014 17TH ST. N. W.— ee eS cal use of the language tauxlit in short time. en- ing classes reopen October 12tb. Claxses for boysand girls now at 3:30 p.m. Private clases for hudies at 11 at the WAVERLEY SEMINARY, 1537 1 st. nw. ‘Also intermediate and advanced clusses for young ladies and little giris MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME, 8e25-1m Profe ‘Frapcate, ISS M.@ DORSEY WILL RESUME HER Slnsses in Caltsthentcs i Washington, 32m, “Tss8, For address MISS “ME. 6. DORSEY, 188 Cameron st, Alexandria, Va. se2d-1ms MES aR sp rrexcet scnoor, GRIND Vermout ave. au83m___Reopens September 30th. CLASSES IN DANCING ATER ACADEMY, o.teeween RATIONAL RIFLES MALTS between Gh and 10h sts mw., om SA . tober 3. All the latest aiid most fashionable dances SERUG and horoaghly taut Crealars concatning formation can be obtained At Ay Fesgence. V2 Most. or ofthe Jauiorat the hall ALTER & COX, LL.D., J Law of fi Persoual Property, ‘of Couteucte, am of Cries ad Misdemeanors THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LLD, Professor of Equity Jurisprdencs, of Common Law ‘aod Fquiiy Tieading. of the Law of ‘Bvidence, and the Law of Partnership. THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LL.D, Lectareron Coustitational Law. THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LLD, Lecturer on Criminal Law. GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ, Associate Professor of Practice ar! Judge of Moot ore ROBERT €. POX, LL.D, ‘Treasarer. The exercises of the School will be resumed tn the Law Lecture. Hall of the. Columbian University, OCTOBER 7TH. at 6 O'CLOCK. P.M, when tie aunouncements ior the year will be made. “The Facul- Abd cours: of instruction will 'be the same as faring preceding years, with the addition ofa special Sourse of Lectures on CRIMINAL LAW, BY DR WHARTON. | For catulogues, applicauon tay be madeto Wm. H Morrison. 476 Ta ave: Anglin « Co., 1424 F st. nw: Fitch. Fox @ Brown, 1437 Pa. ave, or to JAMES G WELLING LID, President. ‘sele-sm ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEDICAL IN DEPARTMENT OF THE COLCMBIAN UNL VERSITY—The 640 Annual Session will begin on MONDAY. OCTOBER 6TH, at Sp.m..in the Medi cal Bullding, 1825 M street niw., with ai Introductory ‘Address by Prof. D, W. Prentiss, M.D to which the jon and Public are cordially “invites. The regular lectures wi Hcontinue daily’ throughout the course, beginning at 8:30 p.m ‘The Autumn Examinations will cowmence at the College on Tuesday, October Gib, at 7 p.m. | For par Ueaiars apply to-A-F. A. KING, SLI, Bean, 728 13th stu.w. Office hours 8:30%0 10am. & 440d pap. sI6-Lu PROF. KASPAR, HAVING RETURNED FROM Europe, Vas resumed bis lesson on the Violin, at his realdence, 2131 12th st mw. sezd-1m TMA CORCORAN Sci SCHOOL OF Pee Pe COLeABIAN UNIVERSITY, The exercises of this school will he resumed th the Puverdiy Building TUbSDAaY, OCTOBER OTH, at clock pan. Hosides tie general course Instructions witi be given in apectal courses, as Civil and Mining ¥ 1 Chomisry, Meuitrgy, ee ee pol is open’ department are re- quested to call on the Dean and register their names ua early as possible. Vor catalogues or {information apply to Prof. ET. FRISTOE, Dean, or to JAMES ©, WELLIN' Mt Sa AVE English and Fre J session comme M™ VERNON sEmaxany, ij 3100 axp 1104 M Sraeer N.W. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, Por YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. MRS ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal. MISS SARAH A. SCULL, ‘Vice Principals, ‘MRS, EUGENIA CUTHBERT, } Assisted by Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers, ‘Highest Standard in Enghsh and Classical Studies, ‘Modern Languages under Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Music, ‘Artand Elocutton. Eleventh Year Opens OCTOBER IST, 1885, Application by letter or personally, as above, au22-3m_ M2; 1, McGERS SCHOOL, AT 1119 1 AME nw., will reopen ml . | 1885. iscal advantages in F (Berlitz method) “and in Object Drawing. ‘auz4-3in BUBELEY BALLET A Hox Girls, near Poolesville, Md., BEK 15th, Terms moderate, dress Mrs, M, E. PORTE Ds Bay hs sciiool for bath pox wullFeopen Bin mo. (Sept) Lathe Frames und progress of sthool itiopal Tuoat fr recitatious. and eatstheuics hav been procured. “be corns of instruction hes beet et larged by graduates of Vassar and. Swartimore. ‘Tbe fon'in Engii-h, imathematicn, narusal science languages ts inoroush and "sufficient to pre Rohe ior catalogue of call atnchoel frou 2300, 8 Rend Yor catalogue or call st 20pm. apm. ‘THOS. W. SIDW 15 an Misa’ ‘open Setobe= Ist. constant practice. For circulars apply 12 nw. Bor circulars: ad: Principal. aul-im* ELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENT- ISS GM BALL, a 1G 21st st. PRIVATE TEACHER OF E: Experienced wees 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladlesand Little ‘Girl ‘This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual session Weduesday, September 23d, 1859, MES. Z D, BUCHER. seveecmenerote Miss HE, HUNTER. Assisted by a full corps of experienced teachers. sues and fall particuiuts apply to, ‘the P. CAULF TELM will resume business Octob sHORTHAND AND TY? 3 Cally taurht. Success guaranteed if Instruct are folowed, “Private pupils preterred and non TL F. CROMELTS, ofies of Jobne& Euston, “472 Loulstana ave. S19. 2RMAN LADY W TH 2A. mendations and referen pis of any Axe for Clawie and Modern Muse Singing after the true Talia method: kod German, Parisian, Frenc and It Ne by raminar.’ couversstion a WILL dusurpassed methods, — 5G st nw. i rs vor, Pa, Ave. and 15th ‘A select school for Boys and Minited. Only scholars of gout am L."Fall term begins the 2d 3 and evening sessions. Carel struction in the eon:mon | i sey a thorugh ine Reteion it theetutmow faudish branch ork ker Tati apd tarecks Sticlos MaCAPia &3 Principal, Wasingtow. Di OS ERZABETIE HARRIS: ENGEISI AND Mi Frenei Bosratre and Day School, tss2 18h ne iw. dlinc open eptember 22d.” Fie course nin Structloit comprises ‘every branch tccesary furs Practical and arcon. lished education for young ladies End children. "Superior instruction in. vocal wud tn Strumental music! Puriculae aiteution give sta dell- Sate or backward’ pa. ‘usin SPENCERIAN BUSINES COLLEGE Con. orf Siena Sista. naw. A practical business education thas Aealifes young mesinhd woanen tomuprt tenuel ves Sha. succemniliy perform the active sates of life ‘Thoroug instracton given in Raynd Writing, te Pag: lish Language. Correspondence, ii. id Caculatlons, Bouxleeplng finns Practice Corman Lao: iMtieal Eeononiy, Stenograpliy aud Tse W racing. Tegu larday and evening sessions resumed TUESDAY, Sept. at ¥ am. and G p.m. Offi open for arrange menis, by the year or qus‘ter,on and afer MONDAY. ‘Aug. S4.” A fil corpebf teachers. dluxtrated Crew: lartgiving full Information, seut free on applic: “io : WESHY C APENCEIC Principal MRS. SARA A.SPENCER Vieo Priucipal. us MS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD. Coa ‘nd certitied examiner of the New Buginnd ervatory. ‘Puno techuigus, harmouy aid “voles 3012 tom wn. as DONCH WILL RESUME UNSTRUCTION Hy oe the viotio “and Orehestral September 140, at his residence, 608 IT HE, DARS "Ti tiome ana" pay Senoot for Young Ladies. re opins OCTOBL-R 1sT. Modern langunwes under the Pliatac of the Belts schol” Thorwusu comme i 1g. Tish, Music and Art A special clas on the thod for littie girls from 7 to 11 years of, mia ue ss ATS elem en (from 5, Feary of Uge)..by & mative of Ger. -Conversa'fon (atural Method), w speciatty. Ciildren’s Dally aud saiurday classes" ‘Miss DORA ZIWET, 146 Corcoran st. ERMAN TAUGHT TO ADULTS AND CHIL- Gi mani Ticur (QHORTHAND — REGULAR CLABS SESSIONS: Syery qvening.| Private lessons a specialty. Ail : [publications cotataniiy cs bang done es fur jearaing the arate Sderedat Wasi NOTON PHONOG CHEAD: QUARTERS, 927 Ist. sit = 7 [VATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF e STITU EI PEN Ay sit and French Sebool for young indies ‘and littie girls eo) ber 3uth. For terms, ie Lied Siumes BURGESS, Prinelpals. ne2o- Lune j re o cDONALD-ELLIS Scr (OOL, -LLESLEY PREPARATOR’ 19051 7inst and 1624 Naseachusetis ave, Sas: <r Primary, Intermciine, Acadesole Cllego Prepara tory and Musical DePeren, under the direction of Prof. co Poltaiee Ban joy the choo! for the benefit ot scholars tn da ‘parts of the city. Pe ae sol4-2m. 7% Its confidential: for coil Angeraleg re fue examina oe Weer q \pss 4c ORGANS sc XN LADIES AND GIRLS. ‘yelth year begins REETEMBER 22, 1885, ‘ative teachers of French and Redan tie rnsoulh, Be ike ore, VERLEY SEMINARY, 1537 187. N.W. ‘hoa ee Glen ‘The 17th Sui Fancna DEM ‘and aux Miss Lip rincipal. _ F. SHELDON'S DANCING ACA! 1008 F st. Aduitz Sigpday: Wedneadar and # 4 9:30, Juveniler—M and We to ‘Deana 230. ‘Saturaay, 1 to ‘sev yy ABBINGTON. oF aND me Wiig casceaae or aN? SS See is euzl-2m puting Owe Me or rang: farnished ty schools and fan. dress Key. A.M. JELLY, DD. Prost. New Window, Ma. iy wantin rpTonove MVIDUAL INSTRUCTH iter a. ten tn the ise of the TY sin usinews College, Day oF anit v KUPRSCHN FeO Score of Plano, Organ and Vocal Mose Terms reanoaabie. 1202 & « — ICAL DEPARTMENT OF rats MeO OF Shonen tows Pven'ng. Moderaie raine tows tne o UNE ; re respectfully Invited fasion my Note oe and 10 aud Sn RoEE af Band IAT It, LOVESON- M.D. Dean, bin Lt i KINDERGARTEN SCH Seay vid. Madnove chev mou han bat Fence ae a teacher, attd will Wastrct ber fre NATCRAL METHOD to speak Prench Sn ‘tine. Primary ranches ‘wi agUt, bat it Is designed to give instruction French ‘ax mach as possible, and (ie corstmat ‘Aim from the begioning will be to make pupils SPEAK French. Madame Chevremont will be pitaxed to call upon parents and explain her method tn detail A@- dress, 1610 K st now, Arternoon and Evening Classes will be foe more advanced puplis, and Private Lemons will alse be given to adulis, 1 tm DAV? ® Hoty ey, Organist and Choirmaster THY 1th st. nw. Vocal and Tnstramental Pupils received. se23-11a% RS BURRS AND FRENCH street, EDNESDAY. Sepiember Sau, neuage of the school A Prorser Is Nor Woracvr HONOR SAVE IN HIS OWN COUNT! ‘Weare also advised that FALKE PROPHETS will Fise up among the PEOPLE. It appears so when birelings arecalied upon te, make sworn affidavits to the cortectuess of their em. ployerw statements. Such being tue case itis a self that there ts SOMETHING ROTTEN LN DENMARK, And that THE PEOPLE have discovered it Kite so ingh, young mmm; 'y best licks you can, For ADLEIS gut your mule, ‘These FALSE PROPHETS seem to have adopted the 00-D0o METHOD Ofdoing business—1. e., they practice to deowive, ‘We may be touched with a species of egotise —par- donable, however, because the PEOPLE kuow ax, such knowledge carries convietion ty thls extent, that DECEPTION, So far asthe conduct of our baxines: is concerned, as far removed from usns sight is from the totally blind, Say. jolly Kernel, “Hy the eternal,” IT would like to ascertain Why the people hereabout Are ail prove to shout ADLEE ON THE BRAIN? BECAUSE THE WORKINGMAN, ‘THE PROFESSIONAL MAN OR ANY OTHER MAN, Boy or even Child,can get Good Clothing, Better Clothing, the Best Clothing, well made, well trimmed ‘and ws stylishly cut ws any in the laud at exactly T PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MAN. UFACTURE ar VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR: 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK #27 Open evenings until ®; Saturdays wut! 11. oS Tas Is Tax Wearnee FALL OVERCOAT, WHICH YOU WILL FIND AT OUR ESTABLISH- MENT. PRICES FROM $7 TO $25. ‘on A NOW 18 THE TIME TO INVEST IN A FALL (BUSINESS SUIT, WE HAVE THEM IN SACKS AND FOUR BUT: TON CUTAWAYS, PRICES FROM $10 TO $25, FOR CUSTOM WORK. WE HAVE FULL LINE OF PIRC FIRST-CLASS WORK IN EVERY INSTANCE. £ GOODS BUSINESS SUITS TO ORDER FROM $25 TO 945. DRESS SUITS FROM $35 TO $0, NOAH WALKER « ©0,, old 625 Pennsylvania Avenua 8 CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000.08 ‘Tickets only $5. Shares tw propurts OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPAS ¥. We do hereby errtity ments for ali the Monthiy and the Louisiana State Ladi: manage aud control the tn the samerare conduurted with Juuth toward all parirs, and we auihore the Chmgwany fo uae this certifiedte, wil! tarsunsies Wf var synatrad tached, in ies advertisements.” CSaatastonor. Incorporated tn 186% for twenty Leginiature for Educational and Hii a capital “of St On fund Of over $550,000 hws since be a Diy an overw velining popular Vow iis franchise was le 4 part oF the prewnt state Constitution adoped ‘2d. A.D. 1878. ‘Ine only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed uy the people of any Sate. ; ‘never antics or poston Tis Grand Single Number ‘Drawings take place monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- AWING, CLASS 1, NEW ORLEANS 10, 18a five wears Ivy the goo Tekety ut Five Dotiars Hach ‘Fractions, In LIST OF Pues 2 CAPITAL Pi Ze. ‘do ‘do, on 2 PRIZES OF séu00 5 ao ‘2000 10 Yo 20 fo 300 do bu do 500 do 3 1000 So. = BoD APPROXIMATION BikiziR” © Approximation “I'ries of 8750". $0,750 Hy ‘do Go "S00. “500 4 ‘for rates to clubs siya to/e omice of the addrem” PUSTAL ‘NOTES Expres Mouey “orders or New York Exchange in ordinary lieder. Cur: ex] 6 $6 and at our Rency by Express (ail wallse Os $0 M.A DAUPHIN | Bake P. 0. Movey Orders payable and address Hag EW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, bard on ew Ortenme ta L, RANK. ayineesne ey aa STATE NATIONAL BANK, = New ERMANIA NATIONAL KANK, cena New Orloats, La BARBER POR MALARIA, FEVER AND AGUE. ecenind 2 4 si Tur Viesxa Orncuux Couraxy, (000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE X.W., MARKS EVERY ARTICLE Di PLADs FisUR