Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1885, Page 4

wsDAY, ~ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 0. 4... LOCAL MENTION. DISCOURAGING PAUPERISH. THE ALLEGED PLOT TO MURDER. ings hacia i Tromxe 5 a = Awuual Meeting of the Charity Organi- ae Yesterdsy, Northern Liberty Market com- ‘Fhe Weather. Whe the Baltimore People Are Whom aheser Aud submitted. coed OnPTCR oF THE CHIKE SIGKAT OFPICRR 7a tee ge reas aoe mone Rumer Has Charged With an Inte Wile SEE nothesoe argument concluded ‘and | S€E¥ DISRASES CUTICURAY RECIEVED BY Err, Wasitisetos, DOC, Get. 2 5, resses—Officers Chosen te “| ‘y ae oe 5 & Por the middle Atlantic states, Increasing] Year. ae ‘Remove” a Pretty Young Ctncurr Cow Division No. 1—Judge Coz. | TREATMENT.-A warm bath with! a Saseueas ern portions, a — Yoaerday, Blake agt. Pullman Car corapany; | a." scgte application of Correos oar, Bab? siationary are tt, “eusinee, Portions. | There was a fairly large attendance at the| Asall the details of the ‘alleged conspiracy to | Yerdict for ‘plaintiif for $38.71. “Shreve agt | Core" ‘rnis repeated dally, win aay aera = “a hie witch po rd in southern portions | meeting of the Charity Organization society at murder young Mrs. Edward Mellen, of Baiti- | Theeker; verdict for plana ot setow | Coricuma RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, to oo. x ins are Indicated for | (Pe Spencerian Business college parlors last | more, come tolight the want ot an adequate | affirmed—jury of inquisition and verdict for | Keep the coon the Perpiration pure and umirrt- z A 5 ie rae Se coast with slightly | night. Mr. A. 8, Pratt presided over the mect-| motive becomes conspicuous, The Mellen fam-| rent. Lyon agt. Martin; verdict for plaintiff ating, tae bowels opes, yer and Kidneys active, = \AVID SL. JOHNSON. ys "ht oo ‘Patios wn, ‘Tennessee | ME And delivered his annual address,in which | tly is neither wealthy nor aristocratic. The | $95.92. ee Tage Hamer, cee eiten Pretiton Beall bene perm eee ‘00 situs |D Cogan ant Cee toh 2 oct 0.2. BELLARD, Dirwetor, “OW slight cold | @ Soke of the success attending the efforts of | elder Mellen iasieges the Gt. James hotel in EQUITY e 2 jovbbeatd = wages © temperature to fall > valley and the the society In the suppression of street begging and panperism. The object of the society is not to assist by giving alms, but by raising people Ea out of pauperism and maki them self-su; Sr fall to see Moses & Son's fine assort ing Lal bein bun ‘kets, down comforts and pillows, | Porting and encouraging them in self-respect. Cor. 11th and F streets northw None of the money donated is for the purpose SPATE 3 will ne rece 4 to-night at the ofaims. NitnUAT bate be the Murviand Densweratieas | Before the business of the meeting began Mrs. guciation from the Baltimore elections, Mills, of the St. Cecilia quartet, del ate those : = present with a solo, * Hannah Binding Shoes.” INSTANTA pUS PHOTOGRAPHS, artisticshad- The secretary's report stated that no case that ew portralt atisfaetion assured, No extra | had been referred to the society during the rt Co., 905 Pa. ave, D.W. charges. Skx the double-breasted man Eros., corner 7th aad E. A Carp.—I hereby inform the public that I now located at the well-known low-priced k overcoat at Eise- tion and entertainment of registered by card. year had been neglected, though it had taken up much of their time to attend to the recep- the national conter- euce of charities. Each case had received care- ful, prompt, and thorough. atten there had been 4,319 names repo: Among these were ten dan- ition, and that rted upon and Eero 5 a aa erous tramps and thirteen foreign tramps. bors above I, where ‘I will be | Ste treasurers report showed thiat the soclety friends and patrons. | vig | had received $1,019.66 in membership fees and — aan contributions during the ear, and ‘that the e: Surtovt OvEKcoats. Eiseman, cor. 7th & B. pone reer pre = for the expenses, noue Try the celebrated Virginia Claret of my own roduction: it is_ superior to all; at Chr. anders, No. 909 7th st. mw. INSTANTANEOUS Photographs, 905 Pa, ave, ‘Tue Wortp-Famovs Decker FAMILy, 9th Street rink tonight. NEWMARKET OVEKCOATS. Eiseman, corner ntion of every one who pines the magnificent stoc furniture jayed on one floor by Geo, Breitbarth, Odd Hail. ‘The latest styles at the lowest Axnestep.—The atti prices. a Ske the single- iy. 2 coats at Eisem: . 7th and EL Oxk DOLLAR AND XN ery =r. will buy a Brown ot Black Derby, either Dunlap or Way block, at Fraues, corner 7th and D, the stric e price hatand gents’ furnishing Store in this elt Carr OVER fly-front sack over- a, cor. 7th and E. Just Give B. 1. Dongiass & Sons’ Capsicum Ginen Drops a fair trink they will relieve your Cough instant! housands testify to this, Fackande fitwed,$1. Hempler’s, cor. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. —“Skipped by the Light xat of the ALBAUGH'S Opera Hovse. Qin: “Alone in Lon- Moral Crime.” ONAL CHURCH.—St. Cecilia Quar- nk I. Frayne in “Si Slo- Var Hows: VHkATE Bheazz ew Claire Seott Three sessions ASHTNGTON RINK nd avenue. ‘inthstreet and Rhode v Isha dab, d the resigna- hief, and Mr. place, and Mr. I Bievele club ning in full -warming of the ad Biclab, in that city, i man nained Jerry Coleman, 7 #d_sireet southwest, was taken physician. A new case for the rogues’ gallery—a very aandsome piece of furniture—nas been received at police headquarters and set np in the detec- Lives’ office. ‘It is arranged to contain two thousand portraits. Prot. A. E. Soloder lectured to a large audience Paul's A. M.E. ehureh, Sth street, between = southwest, last night. The'professor ly « Fiji Islander, and belonged to tribe, but through the influence tan ad- without alms. Mrs. Sara Spencer told th the recipient; it sowed the modest; cou case of a veteran paupes Of the “best families,” been pardoned out of Jail, years, The “one was bottomless well, w to clevate the poor al le of bestowing charity uy ing the “no alms” met t od. A.S. Pratt, Mr. Mann, Mrs, Shedd, Mrs. E. Poeschie, J Elphohso Youngs 4,6, Pratt, W. B Spe Burdette, "H. A, Jol Dr. W. W. Granger, €. Gen. Temple Clark, Crosby and Mrs. then " adjourne plows : Gartield’ Spe ALS. Pratt, 31 35; Mek. Dr. J. ther, $10; Kurtz Johnson, $10; Yin M. Lothrop, Hureh Weddings Yesterda; Mr. Ralph Baldwin was married last evening to Miss Jennie P. Fisher, at rian ehureh, There w: The ceremony was perform of lish missionaries was converted to Christianity. appropriate music on the Last evening Special Officer A. West took to | were Norman the sixth precinct station a colored baby, sup-| Clarence McClelland. At tl posed to be about two or three days old and Very feeble. It was in a basket, which had been left in alle took it to the Nt. Ann's infunt asylum. District Attorney Worthington, who has been ite sick, has recovered, and resumed his of- jeial duties. ‘The Our Friends’ Pleasure club at their meet- Ing last evening eleeted the following officers: President, Wm. H. Irwin: vice president, Wm, T. Dewdues tary, Hugh F. Harve: Tesponding seeretury, Richard E. Coazins; urer, John W. Welch; sergeant-atarm: L, Minitor. ‘To-day the Court in General Term appointed Warren C. Stone an examiner in chancery and a U.S. commissioner. Mr. W. P. Lipseomb, an enterprising and popular young builder, is to be married this evening to Miss Lou Wade, of M street nor th- west. The parents of the bride and a few close friends of the young couple ouly will be present, The St. Cecelia quartette concert at tne Con- ational church this evening will doubtless most enjoyable musical event. The fa mous Dudley Buck male quartette of Brooklyn wi y.in the Criminal Cou st Isalah Haskins at al, i Term to test the was certified t th question whether Distriet ean impose a penalty for nor of the dog tax. ‘The Womav = ‘ation has adopted appro ns respecting the death of Mac . Lovan, who was, an honorary me © association, ‘THE Assi meeting ciated chi ATED CHARITIES —At the annual fe seventh subdivisic * might at Metropoti- View pres Duvall EAL M Judge Siiell; Mrs. NG FoR between M and N and 13th streets and Vermont avenue northwest. Officer West the case of pa OL assim | Park. Josie V. Pistorio occurred being present. bridal couple jeft for their b garet Innirie and Mr. Thom emony was performed by t land, assisted by the Re The ushers were Wm. Undertaker } Court to-day charged wit | cer Costello testtiied that roud: “Addison Duy, jr.” William Lewis, colored, ‘On one ve of whisky fora ini ud room, ¥ was the proprie berry Bell, © Edward Coates, pl the defendant's plac: “How lon AN Orrier an, named Minte | Kiengi« here Sunday | ire att er purpose was to seo tha E hee” ‘The oan. | Newton, colored, hor er disgust, ¥ Fy frame house on the farm syed by ws Mr. Kin diast week as dyin; 4 hotel, Cincinnatt, a broagat to this city, and is now nt, from St, Le by an article In a Cin. person. ;opes OF his recovery - Lawyers Ix COLLISE who struck him. a A Couneusroxe Laying Next SUxDAY.— Acorner-sione Is to be Taid for a new hall for the Traveliny Pilgrim lod, . of Hillsdale, D. Sunday, Novem: No. 2855, G. U. 0.010. ber Ist, at Sp. 'm. The ducted’ by Ienige direct @ ander, Rev. W Welch have church's. The Nat 2ith » eesston n. H. Philips and Rev. J. HL invited, also the > Hillsdale. C. W. Davis, charge. as ‘THE MickoscoricaL SOCIETY. wees _ . model of microtome of improved pattern, L of 12 stleks was received from the presi- de itof a microscopical society in Elmira, N street. Dr. Dobson exhibited an origt- ber elected. - yand one new River Trape. at Lhe city wharves for us follows: Ice, soft coal, 1,554 busivels; stone, 275 ton he week ended October 37 ton: 0 tous; oysters, 14,5 es ‘and lunaber, 524,000 $1.75. yrives: J-button, regular pric t eto the state | IN THE CoUNTY.—About 3 o'clock this the county, occupied by | faunily jumped from a see to the ground, and wus con- fr. Timothy | 4 of ory ing in a. use of his son-in- He was stricken while is. His friends in he was. His where- A Dying Man’s Friends me, Which was obtained All that can be is comfort, but with no Yesterday In the corridor of the cvurt house Messrs. Leon Tobri- alin H. Mackey, who had been yposite sides in a cane recently de- ad the former making » remark ¥ took to be personal, made ® Betore any e bystanders rushed in and various: nal band will be at the vet ball at 1 o'clock to eseort the pro- Thomas Heed and 5. H. Triplett “are the committee in The 324 meet- ing of the Washington Microscopical society id last night at Dr. Sebeeffer's office, Merchandise was delivered hard coal, pollow brick, 125,000; sweet potatoes, 50. barrels; shingles, 70,000, White and Opera @ willsell at the following been in Day's saloon ev m Lancaster, wo mo: mat ta a's pl id been issu to. yeurs vid, noted. Pl after investi amount of sion was tendered him, showed that on the Fhe plain Pea a nti provi it dismissal he Fe therefore entitied to pay. ‘the company could dischs of suspension, was rendered, ; | contractor in thts city to-day, ¢ by Phi from Vi ‘Last Monday he called at him down, to drag him out the door. fied to the ing on fast londay. Whe noted. r ‘a riss and the county. and arrested musket had been stolen. was not given to the poor. direct alms giving was an irreparable’ injury to hnson, A. parsonage of St. Peter’s chureh. iIness in the family the ceremony was a pri- vate oneonly the relutivesand intimate friends After a wedding rece} ‘There was a large and distinguishe: ing at the 4%, street Presbyterian ebureh this morning to witness the nuptialsot Miss Mar- licensed bar at 346 Pennsylvania avenue, nd gentleman who were | {ness always heard that 'sson, who Was about fourteen, of the suloon. lored, testitied that he was ‘ehdant & phice anid bought liquor. ed, testified that he had ed billiards and drank whisky and beer in » and had drank whis! see Lim,and without any warning Jaanvey dealt him a blow in the eye, ant’s shop he used some insulting | hestruck him but did not kick him. imposed a fue of $50 or ninety days. Appeal ———— Tressrass aND LAcENY.—Turner Warmer, colored, stole un old musket trom Robert Har. d went gunning on Mr. Gilbert's place in Sergeant Slatterry came Warner for trespassing ‘on the place, and afterwards discovered that the Police Court Warner pleaded guilt; and larceny, and was sentenced Jail and ined $5, in detault, 15 days saay Assistant Secretary Fairchild, who was ex- pected to address the meeting, ‘ut wrote a letter expressing being able to attend, and assuring the society of his hearty sympathy with their plan of charity was not present, ‘his gees. ‘at not em “why the mone; First, she said, seeds of pauperism. ‘The petitioner began by asking assistance very and with much shame, but when en- raged became more confident, then finally demanded alms as a right, and enforeed their demands by impudent threats. She cited the r. who belonged to one ‘and who has but recentl: nd said that he tol her that he had been living on his wits for fifty When he was very youn could make fifty dollars by tel story; then he got in the way of it und kept it up. The veteran beggars, she said, alw: around on Saturday night and need diate assistance; must hav. to investigate their case. ‘These, on the face ot things, were frauds, The distinction, she said, between the relief society and the charity organization society was that the former en- couraged and the latter discouraged pauperism. emptying the ve alms taking. ‘There was a xeneral discussion of the pon the poor, al he found he ing @ plausible 's came imme- @ It at once, no time alms other into a ‘wanted uestion favor- ‘he following board of directors was elected: . A. Spencer, 8. S. 5. Johnson, “Steele, ‘members board who were present eiected officers Pratt; vice p ara A. Spen- t; treasurer; Cha §.Shed Johnston; rs. Sara resi ‘Ship fees and contributions received Mrs. D. chards, $: un Dorsey, $3; B. F. Mann, $5; H.C. ‘Leonard | sneer, 35 Biol Vandesande, andy, $9; Rev W. i. y and To-day. the First Presbyte- alarge attendance of the relatives and friends of the young couple, and their new life began under happy auspices. ed by Rev. Dr. Sun- deriand, during which Prof, Jecko rendered in. The ushers orgs Bestor, W. B. Bryan, Frank and he clos¢ of the cere- mony the bride and groom received the con- gratilations ot their iriends as they were pre- pariug to leave the chureh edifice. Feturn of the bridal couple from a tour to New York and Boston they will reside at LeDroit Upon the ‘The marriage of Mr. W. R. Reynolds to Miss last evening at the ‘On account of tion the ‘in Colorado. gather- r. The cer- nas Tay! ir. Sunder- he Rev. ——————— ADDISON DAY, SR., FINED BY JUDGE SNELL Addison Day, sr., the colored undertaker and saloon keeper was placed on trial in the Police ith Keeping an un. om. a sign over the door testified that he has been visiting the saloon ‘for some time past. jon he got aylass of xin and a gl: lass | years | testified that he had night since last y, beer, and gin colored, testified that he drank a stov ipe of kice—the defendant Montague testified that all- Addison Day to sell antities not less than one pint. y ndant testitied that bis son was the proprictor of the saloou, His son was about 14 The court imposed a fine of $105. Appeal ge A SusPEeNsion Witnout Pay EQUIVALENT TO A DisMissal—Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, Division No, 1, Judge Cox, the ease of Blake against the Pullman Palace Car Co, was tried, Mr. L. C. Williamson for plaintiff’ and Messix. Cook and Cole for the deiendant, The tl nad been ¢ conductor for defendant | Fanning south, and certain charges havin; been made against him, he was suspen tion he’ was dischar lary due to the date of hi ani The suspen- but he refused it,claim- ing pay to the date of his discharge. The proof ferment of the charg. indefinitely, without ca up to the time Orns regularly for duty; that he retained his uniform and his deposit of $100 was in the hands of the compeny, ‘and he was The defendant sub- mitted the contract and claimed that under it at any time, with or without cause, and that {t was not @ contract of hire fora term. This latter point the court sustained, and also ruled that a suspension without pay was in effect i dismissal, and di- rected a verdict for the amount due to the time 75, without costs, which CoxtRactors aT Wan.—Frank Hanvey, 3 was inthe Police Court lip G. Riley, a contractor rginia, with assault and battery. Hiley testified that he had been Se Hanvey and they had consi some work for lerable trouble. Gefendant’s place to 1@ said ‘knocking ‘and then kicked him in the face, While withess was down defendant attempted ‘rhe detendant testi- revious quarrels and to their meet m he came in detend- and ‘The court along ‘This morning in the y 10 trespass 30 days in ice, $2.25. Lansbargh & Bro., # 6 7th stree ~ 2 a MARRIAGE LiceNsEs—! licenses EXTexsive Sax or Housrmorp Furwt- | have been Issued by, the clerk of the court to 7URE—Mr. Dowling will s:ll to-morrow morn- | Samuel £. Button and Marthe 8. Thomas, Geo. ing at ten o'clock at the fine residence, 4H. McKay aud Fanule V. Clark; Ralph Bald- Meost comer of 14th and H streets nortiwest, a | win and Jennle P. Fisher, Thos. Taylor and large and valuable collection of housebold ef Imrie; Norman lary pots aia SineEngiish Bramets Other articles OF value. Stall | len and other members ‘of the £ Baltimore during the winter and the Stockton at Cape May during the summer. He is said at one time to have been employed asa hotel clerk in Washington. The St. James 1s a winter hotel and is patronized by northern families who come to Baltimore to spend the cold months. Young Mellen is about 25 years old, and.it is alleged. has been rather wild. His ee) ung: Shes Mrlose life it 18 sald was n Inst, Lives at No. 214 North Euta street, Baltimore, under the name of Miss Lester. She is described asa pretty, blue-eyed ttle woman. Toa repdMer yesterday she sali “Tt was about three years ago that I went to the St. James’ hotel as chambermaid. My name was then Mary Somerset. While there the son of the proprietor, Kaward Mellen, fell in Jove with me, id we used to meet secretly. Abcut a year and a half ago I found that I was going to become.a motherrand { urged baward to marry me. He said his iather would disown him and at first retused. Finally I went to his mother and told her ali about it, and, through her influence, we were married ‘by Father A. A. Curtia, of the cuthedral,on April 14th. My Cote was nine months old when we were mar- ried.” She had héard nothing of tie alleged con- piracy and was greatly shocked when told of le newspaper reports. It is sald that during he past summer the young woman went to live at the Stoekton hotel, Cape May, with the Mellen tamily, and while’there was taken sud- denly and seriously ill. This, it is alleged, was due to an attempt to poison her. ‘Mrs, Coolidge, the woman arrested in Boston for offering a’ man $1,000 to kill young Mrs. Mellen, acted as midwife at the birth of the latter's child. Mr. E. L. Mellen, the elder, was still absent from Baltimore last night, and the Boston de- tectives who are in that city believe he has been warned not to return for the present. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE ELDER MELLEN. ‘The Philadelphia Press this morning says the elder Mellen with his wife wasat the Colonnade hotel in that city Fi He is described as a smail-sized, ‘lender man, of gen- tlemanly appearance and quiet demeanor. He Wears a mustache and imperial of ica eae and his hairis almost white. He wasevidently much agitated, and became very nervous when Sccosted about his connection with the story. fe declared the story absurd, and said there ‘was no truth init whatever. He saw it first in & newspaper whilo in a tinin for New York, which had not yet left the Philadelphia depot. His wite also saw it. Mr. Mellen continue he Was so shockad with what she read that she became quite sick. She was so sick that I concluded to return to Baltimore, but we could ho further than Philadelphia on account of lire, Mellen’s indisposition.” “What do you know of the woufan Mrs. Cool- he is @crank. She must be craz; Yes; [have met her. I met 5 a u Iknow first at her. the Stockton—no, it was at Saratoga, three or four years ago, I’ ku where I was stoppin; He saw her again last wher simply as a guest Spring, but dented hav- inzseen hersinee. He did not think the woman knew his son, Mr. Mellen said he would return Baltimore as soon as possible, Young Meilen admits the truth of the story regarding his marriaze, but ridicules the idea that there was any. conspiracy on his fathe Part, and doesnot believe that there was any Scheme on foot to murder his wile. It is not even evident why she should have been mur- dered. The helress story Is exploded, and tie motive is still hidden In mystery. Mrs. Einma Coolidge, who is the wife of a Boston policeman, the woman charged. with of fering Jin Donohiie, a famous erook, $1,000 to Yesterday, Chapin agt. Loughrey; distribu- emer, Or fund ordered undor decree of General Term. ‘o-day, Wilson, receiver, &c., agt. Greenwell; ro conieeso at Lucy P- Saulres. Birch ag bampbell; testitaony ordered taken In 45 days. Smith agt. Smith; Examiner Forrest allowed to take testimony beyond the city limits, ‘CrimixaL CouRT—Judge MacArthur, To-day, Henry Boegholtz. Sunday bar, plead- ed guilty; sentenced to pay a fine of $20 and costs, Peter Hill, unlicensed commercial agent; guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine of $200 and costs, ——-__ Affairs in West Washington. A Prisoner's THRER ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE ny HANGING HIMSELF IN A CELL.—Yes- terday afternoon about two o'clock a colored man named William E. Ward was arrested by Officer Warwick, charged with impersonating an inspector of water and collecting money under false pretenses. He was locked up in & cell at the station honse here. Shortly after- wards Officer Volkman visited the cell and found the prisoner hanging from the door by his suspenders, which were fastened about his neck. He was cut down, and Dr. Kieinsch:nidt was summoned and restiseltated him. He was removed to the ceil, and a second time he was discovered trying to hang bimseif, this time by his necktie. Dr. Yarnell brought him around this time. He was again placed in the cell, and Lieut. Redway subsequently discoy- ered him hanging to the grating with bis draw- ers about his neck. Afier these iruitiess at- tempts he was placed in irons. ‘The culprit is well known to the police authorities. Mannrten Last Nigit.—The marria John B. Saw: Corbett, daughter of Mr, Jolin Corbett place, occurred lastevening at Trinity Church, After the ceremony there was a recep- tion at the residence of the bride’s father. The happy couple departed for Pittsburg this morn- i SWALLOWED Cont Shanks, a no is engaged in pal house on 82d street, near R, went to vi men yesterday afternoon to see how the: | getting along with the work; and seeing a water | piteher he asked some one if the water was fit | fo drink and was told It was, when, without looking, he took a mouthful of it, and insiead of being water It was concentrated lye, touse in cleaning windows. Mr. Shanks, who suffered considerable pain, rushed down the street and put himself under medical treat- ment, and fs at present somewhat better. Notes.—The dead animal wagon ts wanted In this place.—The Western Union Telegraph office in this place has electric clock connecting wit CoaLT Ra Saturday, 78 tons, and ‘th year to that date 2,2. 784 tons, as compared with the cori ing period of 1884. k apeake and Ohio ei 2,173 tons for the week; for the year, 293,113" tons, an in- crease of 27,908 tons, as compared with last year. 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They will relieve the stomach, healthy action, reniove the obstructions that depress nerves and brain, ud thus cure your headache permanently. 0c27 Vv New Faz Diss Goore put young Mes, Mellen out of the way, Was ar raigned in the Boston municipal court yeste day. “The charge against her, rding to the cliciiing ald to commit mur- ity, and was held in she pleade 35,000 bonds for appew for examination on’ December 11," The case was disposed of | quietly, aud but tew of those Inthe room knew what Was taking place. Mrs. Coolidge looked Sery dejected. Hereyes were red with weeptn: aimed that she did not intend to ailc the murder to be committed, but wanted to get hold of the money—$1,000—and keep it, She also claims that she was dragged into it, but does not say how. One of the Boston detectives in Baltimore is | represented as saying last night that he knew the whole conspiracy story sounded improb- able, but that the real © tor the desired. murder way Known only to himself, and would | not be divulged until tie chain of evidence is completed. What is known of the Mellens Here. Mr. A.L. Mellen was formerly well known in this city as a hotel proprietor and minager. He came here as a hotel clerk at the Metro politan hotel a dozen vears ago, when the owned by Mr. J.P. Cake. Subse- ur. Cake, upon acquiring possession of hotel, Sold out his interest in the Metropolitan t6 Mr. Mellen, Mr. Jordan and others. Messrs, Mellen & Jordan, however, did not succeed well, and Mr. Cake fook the oie! back again, Since then Mr. Mellen has been | engaged as hotel manazer in various cities and | resorts and bas been quite successful. He, for | atime, managed Congress Hall hotel at Cape May, for Mr. Cake. During the Jast season he managed the Stockton hotel at Cape Muy v him there. 'A gentleman of this city who spent the summer ut the Stockton, at Cape May, Suid to-day,ip answer to the questions of a STAR ter: Young Mellen 1s about twenty-four or at, in | ‘ard. | Kcton in some twenty-five years of age, of medium heiz! ined to be stout and wears a reddish He w: yed ubout the Sta not seem to do much of but play billiards and drink.” yas young Mrs. Meilen there?” asked the ything, however, | “Yes, she was living at the Stockton as young Mellen’s wife. The descriptions publisiied o: her are very good. She is rather handsome, and no one could fail tw detect that she was | English. No, the story of her origin and of the marriage were not known about the hotel, orat least never heard iUtil this mutter was | ublished: The young woman seemed Intel to be In every way equal to the family h she had married. "The elder Mrs. Mel- mily assocl- ted with her and did not appear to attempt to degrade her in any way. ‘The young woman associated ulso with guests about the hotel ag much as it is cusiomary for the wile or daughter of a hotel proprietor to do. Tsee that iL is denied that she was sick there, but she Was sick duriug the sutnmer and kept to her rooin.” A gontieinan ‘aequainicd “with ‘the Mellen iy sald to-day tnat the elder Mrs. Meilen had a weakness for aping the aristocracy. At the Stockton she kept u pet poodie In her room. jen, it 1s suid, is poor. He has been very Suecessiul asa salaried manager of hotels, but a failure as a proprietor. ——— Political Notes, The Baltimore grand jury has presented Rob- ert F, Brent and John F. Mincher, registers of voters for the eleventh and twelfth wards re- spectively, for alleged violation of the rewistras tion laws, ’and F, M. King, Charles Gawthrop and Davia Cushing for conspiracy to violate the registration law. It is charged thatthe books Of Brent show 500 names striken off. ‘The independents held the last mass meeting of the municipal campaiga in Baltimore last night. The attendance was very larze. veches wer8 made by Messrs, Wailis, farshall, Bonapare, King, Findlay and Woot ten. ‘A democratic mass meeting and oyster roast at Denton, Caroline county, Md,, waslarzely at- tended. Hon. Charles H. Gibson was one of the speakers and denounced Gen. Bradley T. John- son's eastern speech. Registration took place in the various cities and counties of Virginia Saturday last and the result was a considerable addition to the lists of both white aud colored voters. In Norfulle there was a net white gain of 131, and in Dan- ville 69, whilst the net colored gain in Ports- mouth was 35, In Richmond there was a large white gain. The people of Norfolk, Va., gave to Gen. Lee last night a demonstrative welcome, Speeches were made by Gen. Lee, McMillen and others. Fourteenth street, New York city, was ablaze with light last night, the occasion’ being the county'demoaracy ithering at Steinway hall to hold a mass meeting to ratify the state and local nominations. Congressman George «. Converse, of Olilo, delivered an address. ‘Tam: many Hall will hold its mass meeting to-night to ratify the state democratic ticket and the lo- cal nominations made by Tammany. ‘Messrs. Theodore Bacon, R.R. Bowker, Geo. ‘W. Folsom, Geo. Green, John H. Cowing, Felix Kaufman, Geo. Wm. Curtis, Lawrence Knee- land, Horace E. Dening, Carl’Schurz and other “mugwampe” have issned an address to the in- dependent voters of New York, urging them to co-operate in the election of Davenport and the republican ticket in New York. The address says: “No executive has been so ready to recall bad appointments and retrieve rrors as Grover Cleveland, and we cannot too. strongly, con. demn the partisan shortsightedness and un- Patriotic narrowness shown in the republican Platiorm by its failure to recognize any uf the good works through which the administration, resisting the baser elements of its own party; Successtully, and many Washingtonians act | cupacity in the steward’s department. He ald | © R. | by 2 An Re Rudd, son of Et was elected n in. Reports Rudd, the late the board of ald vor | Solomon e: ordered th the committe: Une repairs of order for cobble: th e ed to. Ut ds differed on a re! e butchers fr a to Nave Ket. Tt snd commis: The applicar Ashington, and and of Job pvemnents, as an applic wetion of a West nee at Penny Hill burial ground, were rred. THe Le uncomple: still rema streets | Raitroay TRrack.—The road cour present right of way on Ls ing that right beyond C auirming the and extend: strect, was The City e bas publ Pouce Rerowt.—The prisoners at the sta- Mon house this morning are Maree E Urbs, charged w for reimsing tw. wo 1 Daw) Lom ‘ay on the m id Aue Drown | side vithe canal house L-pight. e repairs on the Hyde ppieti house has begun.—M.'T. Wh bought the small dwelling ow: iuinbus street, be- | b 1ol20 by 1 post ollie the Washington depot ee The New York “Herald.” MR. CITARLES NORDHOFF SAYS A FEW FORCI- BLE WORDS REGARDING ITS MANAGEMENT. Mr. Charles Nordhoif writes to the Boston Sulurday Evening Gazette correcting some state- ments made by thi Lot that journal ew York Herald and Mr. Nordhot!’s connection with it. Th tat Mx. Nordhotl’s | "in the Herald establishment, and on the paper are filled by tate the pol hotf pronounces. ta Bennett, and he the Herald; he in every detail. peated and cc Bennett takes but ment of the Herat Mr. Bennett, as every the inside of the Hera: every part. T have bee since the fall of 1874, and vou mit that my opinion is worth something journalism, while ny knowledge ot pretty full,’ He is, inmy Judgment, the journalist in this country.” He has more of the brilliant intuitions of Journalistic genius, a more accurate knowledge of public opini more statesmanlike sagacity than any mu have known in the press of this country. Lhave longago learned to follow his lead, even when L donotatthe moment see his drift, with unques- | toning confidence in the soundness ot his judy | ment, Mr. Bennett ix, furthermore, an exce lent business man. s thrifty Seoteh fath carefully trained iim in all parts of the bus ness of a greatjournal. He {sso good a judge of the mechanical details that he buys his own. white paper, selects his own type and under- stands thoroughly the machinery of the press room, and his knowledge of bookkeeping makes him master at all times of all the ac counts of the Herat and Telegram, * * © Thave been in Mr. Bennett’s employ. eleven years, and I say to you that every Journalistic Success the Herald has made in “that time, every great policy it has struck out. every im? portant blow it has dealt for the country and for good government, and they have’ been many, all have been inspired and dictated by Mr. Bennett, and very often tothe minute de- tails.” Mr. Nordhoff further declares that to Mr Bennett alone was itdue that the Heraid inst year supported Clevelund for the presidency. ee ee blest bas won the teful res} of the great of the people ee _ aa ‘The Probipition Campaign im Atlanta. A telegram from Atlanta, Ga, October 27, says: The campaign for the probibition of Mquor in Atlanta is now in full blast, Every night colored churehes are filled with white democrats who are advocating prohibition. Brgant is freely referred to as “Brother night 100 members of the Young the streets. ° Money is freely of- bana, fered by both aldes to pay the delinquent taxes ‘voters. uM of colored It 1s expected that over 6,000 soiee wilh be peta che prcentione busiooes Dubiness houses, AN RcHoou oF OrgRa.—The of ‘will be opened in New York city within sixty days. Parke God- Sime deeeelacen Geese of the executive cominltioe. 5 woman ve lone. J. por igen. peaaaleebaaiea rr oF eyed RRR OO Y ¥ A HuPs OXY ak EB E% ¥ M44b a BBR A K KINN N ¢ Bh da ER TRN NOG PE IABS HUAAE oo Bus A“4E “HN XN GOS PP OO WW EER RRR Broo W ww WDD EER RRR, oui B Be ‘oo W' "W Dov Eee #2 ABSOLUTELY PURE This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, ‘strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and esnnot be sold in competition with the multitude of low teats, short weight, slum or phosphate powders. SoLD ony 1x came, RoraL Baxnre Powpxn Co.,106 Wall street, N.Y, ocd Tue Viexxa Orrcun Oourany (000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W., | MARKS EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES: | fine hand-welt Kid ALL-WOOL PLAIDS, bright colors, fur children’s wear, special bargain at Cobol AND BLA ¢ vide, in brown, SHMEFRES, double- ue, green and garnet, etal low prices for 4: BLANKETS, are size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, is CLOTH SUITING, one yard and a half ie, very cheap at RUYAL Stir NEW. STYLE, BEAUTE itltcolors, 12 yards for (uyt ad’ wool,) 12 yards for $1) FUL DEESS Goob: CRIB BLAN HEAVY BED ¢ COLORE BLACK D TABLE DAMASK, 300, AM icles SITAW LS, $1.50. 2 WHITE BLA $2 GRAY BLANK WOOL VENIS, 37g. LENT QUALITY BLACK ENT QUALITY COLO HK MILIS SitE. MESPUN DISS GUUL J-OME BROCADE DRESS WIDTH CLOTH, bows’ wear, LE WIDTH CLOTH, ludlies’ skirting, 37¢. ES’ SLL 1. CARTER'S, 71 MARKET SPACE. ‘Near 7th Street, CASH PRICES. SMALL PROFIT. oclT Wourar Baxixo Power (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, Fstablished 1829. NEW YORE. seld-wés.4p CITY ITEMS. Augenstein, 817, $19 and 821 7th st. n. w.. offers the following Immense bargains for to-morrow only: Large flatiron and stand, 2c. fanev splash mat. 9e.; chopping bow! and knife, 17e.; large ironing’ boards, 38c.; 3, doz. Oblets, 89c.; large size Are-prool tea extra large, 27¢: 8 bowls, L0c.; cov- cred butter dishes, Oc.; 8 fancy table mats; 10e large round_flour’ sieves, 9¢.: large size wasit basing and 50 clothespins, 13e.; Japan covered dust pans, 11 hat racks, 7e,; colored 8 Dreak fis decorated ‘chamber 82. heets of shelf paper, tone chia, zal. water. pitchers, 160; whisk brooms, 9c; 18-inch waiters, 15c. Ladies’ Best French Kid Button reduced to $4; hand-sewed, - Kid Button, $2.50, nnel-Mned Shoes and Slippers, Youna's, 402 7th st. See—The Old Lady in Window. i Ladies, # You wish to Walk with grace and elegance, purchase a pair of our wes at $2.47, usually sold ats3. Z, Strasburzer, 906 7th street, 4 doors above I. Open evenings until 9, Saturdays until 11:30. a Wheelmen of the District Wear Auerbach’s Saxony Wool BicycleJackets, all colors. Depot, cor. 7th and H sis. 1 Manufacturers’ Remnants of yard-wide Percale, new patterns, just re- ceived, A. STERN, a 904 7th street, between I and K. im Search of Boots, Stop at 402 7th st., where you find the best variety of Calf, Kip, Grain and Rubber Boots, Youno’s, 402 7th st., z Sole agent for $2.50 Electric Shoes, Extra Fine Select Oysters ‘Thirty cents per quart at Weser's, No. 1116 E street northwest. Also,a fine stock of New ‘York and Philadelphia Oysters received duily.1. First-Class Sewing Machine Repairing. Send Postal for Estimate to Auerbach’s, 7 & H. Our $1.95 Gent's Shoe can’t be beat. We have them in Button, Con- gress and Laced, and warrant every pair to be solid leather. Z. Strasburger, 906 71 street, 4 doors above I. Pr ee Calf Credemore, ind-sewed Gaiters and Calf Boot equal to $8 custom-made. ae 8,402 7th st, Youna’s 1 Id Stand, Hellbrun’s Sewing Machines For Rent, All Ki 1 k, $1 per atari oF Sper month, at Auei A True Story as, rbach’s, with « Very i Ending. 7 MSPPY Such 1s the story of Tepping, the Market street tallor, who waa poor and is ich; who bought s fifth of aLouisians State Lottery’ ticket coupon for one dollar and won a fortune last month, it is said that Tepping bas forsaken the scenas thathe formerly haunted; that. the pathatve trod pow Know im a0 shore." Where 1 Tep- ng? Hus he return 4 Bismarek rules ‘and where the Amedta tee te hog is unknown? It is hinted that Tepping hi to visit his Fatherland, and to there astonten, the natives with nic accounts of hi janes nave teoride by Calferniane vesing cisco (Cul.) Chronicle, Bepe 13. a ‘The Newest. Genuine English Devonshire Ki in light and dark iN coats, in, ght a os ‘colors, irresistible in 6 Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Mslaria, revented by the use of Reed & Carnrick’s ite (disinfectant), Recom- the Public Healtn “Association es ‘Vocal and Instrumental Pupils received. 0c27. NpY RGARTEN AND Pai ‘ eens recived _oc Ninth year Mw 1117 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ULE V. PRUDHOMMT, Cr ata Sram Zeer Prope MO M1" Profemeur de Fraucais, 1014 17eh st nw. ood-tin SELLA P) ROYDEN, Principal. Conversation class for Ladies aud centie- = ? WASHINGTON, DO | eo 645 p.m Ladies at ll am. Bors and uirls PRO SRELDON sua RCING ACADEMY. 2 < 3:30 p.m. ParLian pronunciation, original, practical F st. Afuils—Monday, Wedneaday and Priltay ‘nd successful sysven. Sear | 109 Juveniles Monday and Wedoeaday, Sey ‘Mapax; The continued warm weather has retarded Se STNiatD. — | Band Satarany. tt 20 = d the sale of Warm Clothing. For one week—Oct. 26 to JOSEPHINE NINMO. APLEWOO INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILL TEACHEM X « Oct. 31—we quote surprising special prices. ach arti. | PIANO AND RUAN, | MD Pa "Voung men propared for college ur baat Clehas the price affixed. Those of our patrons who | 27 owe RET inaiana ave | rw "hegrees ferent upon young lady grasiuates will not belleve our word can thus be informed PBs Aa BETTER HADUATIOOR THE | Soci J. SHONTLINI | Sale culinge), A. ML. Prim, wma ee fisrmeuy tend Nistory of Music. “Terms muderate, GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST REOuM LADIES’ GOODS. BIS New Jersey avenw. cca 2w* gg ag FEF ‘ = 3% {7 RS FLINT AND MRS MY" | Parisian, Fre 96s eee Teter interrater 92.20. MM Seiaas for youns ladies 3 m1 er | ~ couversation $5.26 Elcsoed Wook Ue Underwear for S80 timed tetyetre. Cirewiars may be bad upon sii | 1, saehaawed etd A, ‘*44c. Cashmere Wool Hose for 39¢. Roar ne BL a | . ao Soe achenmars Celcurated Hone for Sc. ‘CLASSIC SPAS 3 J ASILLNGTON SCHOOL OF BLOCUTION AND Vv STiige Pure Linen Handkerehlet gor Se. figee monte. Reierences Hop tector | WY ENCLISI LANGUAGE Alba Handkerchiefs EEA. B27 aw. ; ‘04M pireet nw lets for sic, SUN pee aI = Mra MSTEV ENS HAiT, Prine 38s, Cait se Hana sehen VPIRADEUNE GOWAT MACK, 124 827) | yoru MME A a aS sitte Scunroidered Flannel Chemises for 96c. Dramaiee Are also private casein ‘Fngitsh br eh En yo nad 88 Fam erin vith teachers for French and Mathematics, ocls-2w* om to Jwechers, Mitict-rs, Ore 3° Heavy-weight, Jere Sn NoRwoo INSTITUTE, crs in the Culture and Develop. abe. Caanmore Woot Gloves for Bic: Daily Class in French for Ladies from 1:30 to 2:30 Sia: aiiwantages for the study of Practical Fng- Bde Mand ket Fastinators for 20. P Dally Class in German for Ladies from 2:30 to 3:30 of Stammering Stuttering and all painful so for ade Linen Cape Collars for’ for 250, Rhee “So pea ‘Voual ticiects: Suethods endorse Gy prominent daching: all siyieafor'aia So ee tr WALT CABELL, | PA imine gumber of Students accommodate! with styles. “CABELL, anmber © nts accommodates Tike Kmbrsidered belt Tidies for Be. are = Vth at ra, etataliy at Principal 17am 5c. 8 yard off all bes hee 0c22-1m. ear 14th st. Circle, iss ADA BX abe: Jewelry. 1m iS JARENCH LANGUAGE LUCIEN EG oo coiate fe ' eg pots henry: as Se cn tative of Paris France instrumental Bee sereig, Pallavi yoo Ley SAR OR gga | Se 30S Rane, in all styles. for Tce conversational results, 1338 lst. nw. ‘osom vaiaee Spee, Pans, im al oe maases __ Apply ot 1025 Vermont. ‘48. Pocketboo! i Victo (ETTE MILLS. ‘y = 3a: Chentle Fring ee Movoxatp-runis Scroon Sao. Ax *850. wi —— WELLESLEY PREPARATORY. 1a birds, RIVATE LESSONS INE 1305 17th. aid 1024 Naseachuwets ave She: Fancy Saab Keeping, Penmanship, Mathes 8c. Feather Terms reasonable. A¢ COU This well-established Preneh and Daglish Paslly S800, Saiteen Corset Finhst., me ard Day School 1orgiris will reopen s9235 RLINGTON SEPTEMBER oh 1885, 2he. Patent Wire Bustles for 18c- Jeg OES Primary, Intermediate, Acadewnie, College Prepame $25c. Nursen’ pay Bonet tory ant =" a tps jessant home. Tally revel under the dirvction of Prat 8c. Batchels, Pp -ARED © OR SMITH.W! scjtolarein distant paris ot thie city. See. Emportea Mand Vasonr Colleges oF CN or id cufculars address So8c, Best Cotton Skirts, ail styles, 750. amination “1008 Nest. ow. Pupils Of all nges iu: dae oe 25s Good Cowan Strorted in Kuglish, French and Music. “Highest re! MIA. LP McDONALD, erences. Apply to Principal. octo-im® | sow MISS ANNA dLLIS, Clark's O. N. SA DED oat ie : = = pain ‘sChampaxne bottle Bay Rum for 130. AD int oa BORE \yy pore RESUME INSTRUCTION dave eae Pirie Waterers Seo eee Pec keaecttece| UL, ee Se } 2 ‘Lined Gossamers, Trench aid German languages | on September 14th, at his residence, G08 eee eae: Giases Hpited. 1127 13th st. n.w., oue square from | borthwest. ‘seta ten CHILD’s Goons. ‘Thomas Circle. Teacherstrained. __ockitim | yyy ASH INGTON ACADEMY OP TELBGRAPHY, “TE MORO SISTERS ERNUAL ums | W unveaea a teenie naan ee RT SC °25c. Fancy Collars, all styles, for 19c. AiSon. “theroigh insirsctio.: ‘awh and | th to ser the metod by which You ean som Se. Worrauted Linen Handkerchiels for 4a, ing, evening Cluses in Mechanical Wiresing. | ‘arn proieion, OT we Seebdan *Oue, French Dressed Dolls for 7 Apply si the roumy, 1318 f st. opposite Fravkllt | ray ak CEDARS $26s, Cashmere Wool (loves for Ze fe MESSE. PULLER, Principal oclo-tin A Siisentnd ins aiheesh tae Noung Sin io Be. Hand-enit Ulsters for Ate. Ease § Sap ee ae “HAN “TOM Ist. Modern janguuges under the «Hana ‘asic and Ait A ‘clam on the <Quey $1.08 Merino Cloaks, all colors, for $1.59, Sees es ee oe Segoe ck ae Lied be ete aeen Tene - 88 tna. Fag Cloaks for $1 a St Re TS Rane Tote tien ae ‘ge, Colored Meriuo Underwear for 260, ae EPA ERSTT <P — GUAT, CLANS SESSIONS CLINICS AT THE FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL ‘and jublications copstantiy on handy GENTS GOODS, COMMENCES SATU OCT. 17, Tm, na) ogportunies ta bea ig he are ars $81.25 Embroidered Kid Gloves for 880. Sorgical, by Prof. N. F. Graham,on Saturdays at 4 | UoSG1 8) WASHINGTON PHONOGRAPHIC HAD nner Cas jerwear a. 5¢ ny Scotch Wan Cnderwent foF BOG P Medical, by Prof. T. B. Hood, [JPEIVATE LBSOXS 18 ALL “GRADES oF Boe Canton Flannel Drawers for 4 Craetrioal end Discanes of a Point, ail examitations, Purvis. . ‘Tivnw. corner sth and Kate. ma Diseases of throat by Prof Y-K Brackett, | a a °. Poat-morten examinations at reguisr interv = W. FLYNN, Spied Dispensary clinic daily at 12 m.by Dr. F.J.Shadd. | piss A. FOR Youd * Goods marked thus have been reduced to below | & mi. during November, December, and January by 3 cost. “Therefore, only two pieces of these lols wil oe | Proe Ie é X band German, Sold te a customer.” Spectal prices terminate Satur-} Dental Cli 1 by Dr. SAY, OE Sh OSD ma | ONT, Diplomee ‘Yours respectfully, THEN SCout tor multe . 3 mol tor etlldren = Srurs old,” Madane Cheveemout tus had feats attache ant Saint Set oy , THE ((OLLIERE SCHOOL | short time, ‘Prlenary -agiias branes Srl ie See PUR BOYS. tis 'deaicned to ghee intrartion in the ‘Four boys taken as boarders. sich porate, and the constaoe oc3-6m 1598 T street n. w. a will eto make pupils Pra ested ee i Sasa Charen il be mn 0 al pk A Tos Saag Sion arene" and explain her meta fe deta beep AA Ob Fwy Ss, "5 ee eu oe eae “eens Clasqen wil be foe aR AAA OL AAA i sarsapply at O02 a = re advanced pupils, and Private Lamsons will aise ’ eb 24 th aa Suge giventoadgig eam Mt VERNON semixany, «OL ADUATE, PROFRSOR OF 1 4 A. Bnatisi, Gren Th the-"iterivts Scoot 3200 ax 1104 Af SrreEr N.W. on is above remeber sins tm Some > LW. jon It above branches, alms Bese yy f E ps Paediatr“ Be, 3 3 v¢ eed ND GERMAN HOME RITE EBAXTON— BOO rev — | BEGHSH, FRENCH AND GE! Iss MARGUPRITE E BAXTON, EE “oo 24 tus = AND DAY SCHOOL, Mi Soncearok Secpaew one timeaban aint, Souerama Asovr Faxr Hur CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS aND PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS. Notwithstanding the fact that we carry the largest stock and are doing the largest business, we are desirous of still further increasing It We have therefore added all the newest and ‘most fashionable styles of FRENCH AND WOOL FELTS, IN LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SIZES. iso BIRD WINGS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, LACKS AND PLUSHES. KING'S PALACE WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF LADIES’, MISSES' AND CHILDREN’S WEAPS. ‘We offer splendid SEAL PLUSH OOATS at $20, $22, $25, $28 and $30. ‘We also sell elegant NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS and VISITES from 96 to $12, An elegant line of HAVELOCKS, and Mimer WEW- MARKETS at $3, $4, $5 end 9s. FUR TRIMMINGS and COLLARS at latest prices. ‘We desire to call your attention to the King's Palace 4Button GLOVE st 76c., sold elsewhere for $1.25. ‘We offer an elegant stock of Children's HATS and BONNETS, MERINO DRESSES and CLOAKS, Call and examine our SPECIAL BARGAINS in sil ‘Departments this week. Apply or address oc-Am 807 Teh st nw MM BCRRS (PSGUAH AND FRENCH a School, 1308 H street, Will reopen WEDNESDAY, September 30m. au2ydm French, the language of te school. FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. MES, ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal. MISS SARAH A. SCULL, ‘RS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, Shout the giad tidings, Exultingiy sing, Victor . triumphs, ADLER Is KING. BY THE WILL OF THE PROPLE WE HAVE Jvc Principals, Assisted by Corps of Thirteen Able Masters and ‘Teachers, Highest Standard in Englist and Classical Studies Modern Languages nnder Direction of the BERLITZ SCHOO! OF LANGUAGES, ‘Special Advantages in Instrumental and Vocal Masic, BEEN PERMITTED TOREMAIN IN WASHINGTON ‘Artand Elocuuion. ONE YEAR. ‘ Fleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1885. Application by letter or personally, as above. _— au22-3m_ WES a SERS BOHOL AT ae ST aVI n.w., will reopen September Lath. 15. Un. goal advantaces in French (Beriiiz method) ‘and in Object Drawing. 4 RIARLEY Pi Giris, near Poolesville, M 15th. Terms moderat dress Mrs. Mf. E. PORTE, Principal. pS’ SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELi MEN Ligh school for both sexes, S11 Tst n, a Mth mo. (Sept) 14th. To provide f wi and progress of school a laboratory and.ad- tional room fur recitatioas ‘Yes,one year ago to-day we threw open our doors and invited ALL the PEOPLE, of whatever creed class oF condition, toenter our modest and unpretend ing establishment, to inspect our stock of SUEN'S, YOUTH'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, to acquaint themselves with our prices and mode of doing business, assuring theut that we did not expect their patronage if we failed to convince them that we oo Me been procured. The corps of instru conld do BETTER for them than had been or could be See Ra en nar mge oe, aha ad we come and the ian jent to pare students for our best colleges and universities, hd 10r catalogue OF cali at school from 2:30 pm. to apm. THOS. W. SIDWE! aul5-3m rnp, M ROSA PORSCHES TAN, FRENC! and Fa-hsh Schooland iin tercarte will re- Spen retober Ist, Srnstant practice. For circulars apply 1224 1 German and Freach taugh, aw. WW st Not oN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladiesand Little ‘Girl ‘This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual sesion Wednesday”, September 23d, 1553. Mrs Z D. BUCHE! ‘Miss H.E. HUNTER. Assisted by a full cor For catalogues and Principal. ]_ &. CAULPIRLD, 0 CANE 1h a Pies Fla, ‘wiilresume business October 1, 1555. selsism. quered the prejudices that bad been wrought in them by envious and anscrapuious dealers who speak with the venom of vipers on their tongues and the polsom of aspson their Ups. Such villainous schemes, bow: ‘ever, always react upon the promoters. ‘The PROPLE are not fools, and were not to bbe fooled in this ine mance. They saw through the villitiers’ coutempth ble scheme, and rallied toour support They upheld our hands and strengthened our arms until we were compelied to more than double the size of our ware rooms, and have on exhibitions large and handsome line of goods.as the occasion requires. oF the mous fastidious tastes demand. For all this we are indebted tothe PEOPLE, We are not unly traly thanktul, bas deeply grateful, and shall evidence our gratitude and {ull appreciation thereof by pinning our futh to and Keeping faith with the PHOPLE by PROTECTING hem at all times, and under all circumstances, tm Price, Quality and Make of Goods. We shall continue in the future,as in the past,tosell FINE KEADY- MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY 10 PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE Princ} Vise Priney pal Sarena al of expertenced teachers Faat® pasticuiate apy, othe au nn Si Paul. Recogn here to be te best schools tor — Jenmbiny to speak, write. read aud naderstand the £0r~ VICTOR F. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH 8T. X. W., Corper Massachusetia avenue. eign languages. New terms b Free Trial Lessous to show 0: cos. Apply Prot. X.J01 \PE_AND MRS ALFR:D BUJACS ENGLISH Mi Sod enh Bonnin und Diy choot for You nd Litde Girls, 1012 17th st nw. ADM session commences SEPTEMBER 25th, "web {ORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACT. SRAE eign ciccene guaranteed Af inetruccions sre followed.) Private pupils preterred and number limited.“ ¥. CROMELLS, office of Johus@ Kaston, Shenogtaphers, 472 Louisiana ave. sel Sun ae = STRICTLY ONE PRICE A BLINGTON ACADEMY, Corcoran, Ballding, ‘ esivc: school for Boys and’ Yours Men. “Number limised. ‘scholars of good moral character re- ceived. Fall term begins the 24 Monday in Septem! 6@--Open evenings until 9; Geturdays ext Mi wer | oC2h Day and evening sessions. Careful and thorough in- BRiction in the cousmon Fivehist branches, bok eey- See eae ee state Sab: | Lxpom By Tar Won Priveipal, Washington, D.C. ‘aulé-sin PETZOLD'S ITTERS. A POUR PISTAAURE SE RAT oF mS given “Ir. Petsold's German Bitters” & gud oy bot bests to 2, 1G, aud pan et prance), $18 warm ramages List INGALLS RING, Principal. 1590 1 STREET. Girls,