Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, Se Oe ee eee LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatuer. OFFICE OF THE CHILE SIGNAL Ofrtcen, Wastixeros, D.C, Nov. 3, 1885, 11am, Atlantic states, fair weather, jowet during Wednesday by im erature, Westerly winds be- | i ated for the Athentie, with | teuperature. Local raias are in- the reston, Tenness 2 Ohio and upper Misshsaipph yale who think it hecessarg to go to New oat carpets, upholste { dseorations should see the immense these zoods at Moses & Son's tent. corner LIth and F streets. Take the roof aud look through e biggest of the kiad In = eit ‘ ary | that won upon her hearers. Tn answer SMALL Doses CrRE he pase fi nihusiastie encore whieh followed ber years the pre 's Fitis | Interpretation ofthe shadow song from “Din- ved the Mim save “The Last Rose of ri Is. | very prettily. In the duo tron only (isspepsia. | “Lakme,” Mr. Vergnet's strong tenor blended iles, diarrhe miplaint : Ht fevers, | well with Mi evada’s voice. It would have ratly p he human life. One or tWo | been weil ‘heaps, it the lady had undertaken . anempty stomach, for ® week oF | the'es aria fro two Is suificient. evening, GENUINE SEALSKIN Caps, price 90 corner 7th and D.” The only hat and gents furnishing Boys couts, at Frai strictly one-price store in this city. Jest ArriveD Prov CaLimorsr.—Maderia, sherry, Riesling wines, stnative | beauty, though he uses it well. Signor Buti's nould ive ita tral, | baritone iso Signor Casati’ ane 1 were Well received, and M. | Le nade an excellent’ impres- INSTANTANEOUS Photographs, 905 Pa.ave. | sic filled the house, and was a = Very fashionabl "xk. —Two races Thursday, —Five-mile trottizg race; bor entueky Girl. alight. G. Staples ys. Hh Frssriw’s Ice CkeaM and Charlotte Russe. | EUMELLS parts is in th son, and SEY (ee ladies and gentiemen have become so vasa tire ia house 1108 street thoroughly famitiar wita them and with one eaten rcaion Ge oF her that the action is brisk and easy, evening, caused b; pl lamp. ‘The fire Was extinguished by the in- Mates of the house before much damage was done. = 2 ARRESTED.—The n of every one who | examines the magnificent stock of furniture displayed vp one tloor hy Lr tharth, Odd Feliows’ Hail The latest styles at the lowest Prices, - Bricurwoop Park. two races Tharsda: ace; bon cy Girl, 0. G. Staples vs. Headigiit, ae cues lacking “the = 5.31 glasses. lempler's, cor.4ly | Prestige ot years of x siecess Anriricras. Eyrs.$1 glasses. lempler’s, €01 | eee fenton choy leeantaraly CITY AND DISTRIC! Condensed Locals. A recepti Jsth str Mrs. F. J. Grimke, who leave fort Fia., next Friday. Mr. it! Hopkins, of P and Miss Kate Miller, of Qucb ed last evening at Rev. HS. After th 1 Me Vana this evening at their parlors in th ropoli H al Term yesterday in t. Godey, tie appeal wy in the ens ‘Jr. convicted Rev. J. 0. F tinue the “daciy Memorial chure! and two have been reported Yesterday alte it and 2 i fifty e he past three wee colores drepped cd nd his | x att dancing, as did Miss Lizzie Daly. The Body was removed to thy inet station. | four Duly. brotucrs were, of course, very laugh Seventeen persons were locked up at the va- | able and exevedingly lively. “Vacation” con- Tous station houses last nicht for being unable all the week, tw take cure oF themselves, in conseq Ke too much tinior, The; ner of H this morning scorer ly int uiity and Were fi Barnes was 3 by De- d with being an it Hartley and Edgar reinl agents, fe Police ir appeal, bill “against Vir- s.Jr.to restrain | ieontinuing a mul | plaintiff's tot. fansou Was today admitted to the | divorce Alex: wore, has been | in May Last by Mary the chain x: of clothes, @ p roof bovis, a shirt und a pair of | ‘The Methodist Conferences. The boara of bishops ot the Methodist Epis- eopal church met in New York yesterday and tes and assigned the bishops to pre- side at the spring eonierences of 186, The annual conf the conferences sould be annual couferen cs named the places at which eld. ‘The Baltimore fetropolitan 6, Bishop th Carolina Charlotte, N.C. nary 11. 1886, Ninde presiding; Somth Anderson, S.+ presidin, nd Charieston, Bishop W who will pres the Baltimore comferénee here. is Bishops elected by the zeneral co ateiphia in T8846. He bas nes tion to Baltimore. Pthe last eo SEAR. —Rose 1 colore “din ter@ay’s Sra. w: ore the Police Court to | day and tied on two charges of robbing the house of Mr. Rieuard Cruit, 11th street, lexed to have been committed while she (defendant) was under bail on another charge. The case was sent t the grand jury. wrth, A BARS Axp Its ContEts morning, about 11 o'clock, @ fire occurred on the farm of Mr. Geo. W. Knox, of this city, Which is situated in Maryland, just beyond the District line, on the Bowen ‘road, which de- Stroyed a large barn, together with four horses, amuie and a quantity of farming Implements. | A DRUNKEN Moruex.—Last train from ening the late A RL bead ew York on the B. & i with her 1% wrUSe tO ed that she isasight which | was seareely able to stand. It made her fellow-passengers sympathize with the child, and it was thought best that the Police should take care of her. Officer Acton | ook her to the first preeinet station, where she yemained during the night and continued om her journey this morning. —— Bratixe His Wire AND His STEPSON.—Milo Sweeney, a saloon keeper at the corner of 14th and C stivets southeast. was before the Police Court to na charze of wife beuting, and he | pleaded guilty. At the request of his wite, the court took his personal bends. He was alter- wards placed on trial for assaulting his step- son, Charles Terrell, who testified that o Su he went to see Kweeney about bes ing his } (witness') mother, and before he could say a Word his step Zaiherstruck him in the face with an fron weicbt. knocking him t the ground, His stev-tatiier, he sald, then pted to kick him, but was preves so by Peter Morn. Petes Thor: itmilar tes timony. as did a number of other persons. The defendant + t, and the eourt imposed Sin Jail, Tue Agr I The Art League per- ization Lest ever ing wt Mr. J. 1. He i street porthwent. Jows: Mr. J.1 Miss FE. 1. | Sylvester, view ps B. Chilton, | seeretary: (. KK. Ferguson, treasurer, and J. E. Wali ot the house cor chosen cuairmen Hateh of the A suite of ru > AS Acerpes’ to Masog Rerric. jor J. this city. the superintendent of of trom Light howses, tell last Mon- Hold oa the new light house at maraks, Ebel re bay. The bones ud, and he sustained other did not recive surgical attention wh was conveyed to Wil- ite jotned hu _ day froin Fourteen-fi anington, whe ANOTHER STATUE ey HAL.— nint committee, acting Last ‘assembly. which appropriat teday awarded th Wiliam Allen, ex-cov Nelhaus, of Ciiciowsti, and accepted his sketehi with slight alters’ It is to be placed tn the hail of the old House of Representativ® at Wash- iveton. Mr. Ehekiel, of Cincinnati, and Luella Varney, of Cleveland. were the other coutest- ants. “The statue wili be completed in two years, — Fine Lisrawtes ar Avcrios.—Several mis- gellancous collections of books, works of reter- "history, biography. poetry. fiction, Has trated books, t-., including a fail set of Apple- Sen's Cyelopadia. with aunuals to Tait, on November Sth, th, and 7th, each evening, at 7:80 o'clock. Books now on exhibition and | tempt whi elsewhe lished herse! about fim on Compton as Cncte Bartlet and Eliza Logan as amused an ‘audience of medium proportions, recelving, used bis titth em for (he first time in this city in many years, r “tr burlesgre, Juries received by | 901 H street northeast, | for the purpose of asking me | would have adiered to my fortunes and would ANUSEMENTS. Tur Nevapa Coxcest.—There was the warmth of personal regard in the greeting Which Mme. Nevada received at the Congrega- onal church tast night when she smilingly | burried forward ax the applause whieb followed M. Lewita’s effort on the piano died away. souzh her first public appearance In this city, report had inade Mme. Nevada's name and fume as an artist previously familiar to ail whe are interested fu musteai aifalrs, and Insured for her the generous greeting which marked her entrance. The lidy’s voice, while not of teat power. Is of a pleasing quality that per- japs count for more ih engaging the sympathies ofan audience and stirring their feelings than it it possessed greater Volume and less sweet- uess. Jt shows the resuits of the most careful cultivation, and-while Mine. Nevada's style is ne characterized by the daring confi Koes far to conquer an wudicnee, she accomplished . many dificult nd feats in sostenu/o in an easy, modest aie te it somewhat fathz not it with quite that brill t which cted. Her voice, however, blend y with the notesot the flute, and tollowed the bewildering intricacies of the com- position with easy and confident agility. Mr. Vorgnet “has a Fobust tenor voice of {ttle H's, A Hovss.—The rapidly chauging and curiously mingling sunshine and shadow ‘or Mr. David’ Belasco’s rather conven- flonal dramati Biossom,” are pany which ap- of the it ngh there is not wanting traces of that con arity breeds on the ‘orgia Cayvan's intelligent y interesting of May has last seen here last night estab: n ever in favor, ure spread out ras imparted t as in the audi- as Stee, W. He “pretty yi more firmly th: ginley’s good 1 Sides, and was well Forrest Robinsot Mr. Ben, Ma Mr. Deborah, were also worthy. of commendation, The audi large. ‘There is no change il duri was ne Ws “our Governor” | Iy tnughal Sexe is not at alt y or the picee, and “t, therefore, Is not so pleasiat, AS Povo Perkins “Mr. Florence last wight thoroughly no little aid from Mrs. Florence as ida Starr, a part which is well suited peculiarstyie of this kudy. The Governor hatehet with the same felicitous tas heretofore. and kept his audience in humor as only Florence ean, i ated this and to- aiurday matinee. The Mighty Tharsday Dollar’ will be given, and op Satur Dombey de Son.” tw Hovst.—An audience which ly filled the house 2 red here last night Dalys in their burly-burly of non- 2 OF, vs. Yale.” ‘The ota Hitile suggestive In many of Its ers und incidents of the Hanlons’ 2 apid succession of al jokes, horse-play, singing, dancing, bsUrdities that cannot wi |. though they lust night had the Keeping the audience in pretty cone mghter. Miss Lizzie Derious, who has long Leen a favorite in the variety hulls, did + OPEKA Hots.—Miss Jennie Calet | outed bY a Large atidience at this house she reappeared in the enter We Muilets,” in witel she y Her support brothers, in their souxs Prot, Edison,’ with his accor wt nicl to the enjoyableness of the “Little Muffets” wil be repeated to- br ww, atflernoon and evening. H1QUE.—The bill at this pepu Hk consists of Ada Whitmi in the well-known and 5 Thieves,” There atures introduced optics! « during Ube evening. The entertainment was | Well received by the audience, Dine Mesetw.—“Saved irom the Storm,” with its thrilling situutlons and brisk actio ephens and their com: aroused grext audience, The share of the ap- nse. Tie same bill will be continued through he week. | Jobn F. Banus’s Funeral. | ‘The faneral of the late F, Hanna, who d on Saturday evening from the result of in- is horse falling on him near Mount Vernon, took place trom the family resi- | dence, corner of Gih and E streets, this morn- ing. ‘The remains were eneased in a cloth cov- d silver mounted casket, bearing a silver piste with: the in: on: John Francis fauna. born Angust 20th, 1843, died October Requiseat Iu The floral rots and appropriate. At « house the parlors were crowded with rela sot the d ed, ainong them oreoran, Dr. J.C. Welling, Justice 1 the Supreme Court of the United et Justice Cartter and Judges Cox Fyhe, of the Disteie jarze mm ber of members Woodhn F, Appleby. ( We dohnt were th bs were bore to U tts ist, TSN. .W. FT. Snyder, and | i bearers, ‘The re- | re, and followed s,were taken to St seated within the sane Fathers Muguire, of Doos Cla and O'Connc mass, duri Baltimore), ik, | Miss Mollie By duis Father MeGirk paid ed, and the service z e church was very large, filling the ance at edifice, and among them not alre Uoned were Judge Mery mondsand Webb, nion, Messrs. mber of 1 at Mt the bar’ was held at the City day atternoon, Chief to take action re- Mr. dota ¥. Hanna.) enasscerctary. The 16 dract } death 2 was. jarnett, Con . G. Jobson, re. Subsequently the com: appropriate series of resolu- and Chas. D. mittee reported lions, which we % LICENSES.—Marriage been Issued by the clerk W. J. Crockett and Rose B. Collin: Holmes and Mary J. Lewi and Lizzie Shipley, both o: Accomac, Va; John. ler and Mary Brown: Bonaparte ' Matthews and Lina Harris; R.A. Murdock and Nettie E. Lemuel A. Dennison and Alberta Heenses the court to Martha C. ‘Thomas Upshu Rorpenirs Revo! street northwesi, pocket a watch wo m: of a reD.—James Carroll, 469 Feports stolen from bis th $15.—Alfred € ewe 116 D street northeast, reports the loss overcoat worth $5——Loring Chappell, ports stolen a watch aad chain worth $10.—Julius ports the loss of cutlery worth ¥: hotnas reports the larceny of a pair of worth 32.30, ee ‘OMPLICE OF THE FE- officers in Alexandria ctives Ralf and Block a ‘a Mary Coates, charged with plice of” Mary Coleman, who is charged with burglarizing the house of’ Mr. Ke Crait, on 11th st. near H northwest, in October, and she was brought up to the city to-day. The police say Utat she was attired in some of the stolen property on Sunday and had some of the Stolen property in er possessio: Le McClellan and Grant. THE HERO OF ANTIETAM'S KIND WORDS FOR THE MEKO OF APPOMATTOX, Newport, R. L., Spectal to the Philadelphia Times, * Ex-Governor €. C. Vanzandt, in referring to the death of his very Intimate friend, General MeClellan, to-d: said: ‘lellan last summer at Rich- field Springs he was speaking to me of General rant and sald: ‘I knew Grant very well at West Point. Upon my ay int - ie te ray ponte ae om quarters and Went to Washington to conter With the President and with the Secretary of War and was absent more than a week. During that absence Grant left Galena and came to. my headquarters, as he afterwards informed me, either for an failing in that, a linger re- Ralph pants colored girl being an ne appointment on my staif, or, contract to supply the ariny with certain neces. sarles out of which he could make a livelihood, He remained there several days awaiting my return until he received a telegram from Sea ator Yates, of Iilinois, requesting him to return immediately, as le hud secured for him a com- Aimslou as captain of a company of Illinois soldiers. He leit tmmediately, without seeing me, and we did not meet again'for a long time, 1fT had been at my headquarters [ would have cheerfully given him an appointment on my staff, and with his well-known loyalty and devotion to any one who befriended him he have gone down with me and the world would | BRUTAL MURDER OF A CHINAMAN IN NEW | but almost immediately rushed up again ye! | that the daughter of Mariotti, the | her babits while her father’ was. a workman on | male affire, and that she dled from the eft ‘West Washington. Tre WHEAtLY Lumner YARD ASSAULT CASE.—The case of David Staten, charged with assaulting James Lacey with's pick handle While the latter was passing through Wheat- ley's lumber yard on the night of October 26th, on bis way fo bis boat, which was tying at Wheatley's wharf, was cailed for trial in the Police Court this inorning. Wm. Hurt, who migalsoassanited, testified tobeingin Morgan's saloon drinking, where the defendant said something about Aghting and afterwards they inet in the lumber yard, when defendant struck witness over the head with a board, but witness did not see hlin strike Licey. Witness sald that Lacey was severely injured. The case was continued until Friday to get the prose- cuting witness, PRESBYTERIAN INSTALLATION.—Rev. Fallerton, D. D., will be installed as Pastor of the West street Presbyterian church to-morrow evening. Rev. T. S. Childs, D. D., will preach the sermon. Theo. 8. Wy keop will preside and deliver the charge to the people, and Rev. Geo. B. Patch will deliver the charge'to the pastor. CATTLE MARKET.—Sale of live stock at Dro- vers’ Rest, D. C., yesterday, as reported by Tav- enner Bros., as follows: 203 tattle up ard sold; best at tty to 44: good at 414 10 diy: medium at nat to Sy. 319 sheep and seep at 2%, t Tainbs at 3y to cows and calves from $25 to $60. Cattle Lambs brisk. s Tes.—There Was a falr and festival at the Methodist Protestant ehureh last night, which brought outa lange number of persons —The river at Great Falls has fall n inches Since yesterday. At this place the river Is very high and switt, causing vessels to be doubly secured. TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER. AT7 A. M.--Great Falls, temperature, 46; con- 4 to 444; common lambs : Aud I meet on the course. Volk,my backer, don't connectlo Distributing reser vOir te ee eae ee ae gottg Nant do row for perature, 52; condition at influent gatehouse, | Tyvorto take 40 per cent ot the gate money. Pacongition, at eilluent gatehouse, 7. Hlsll | ward, when you xet this letter you Fead 1c es in the river today at 4:19 a. Bnd Ae eee er ad do not, male wae p.m. ——s Alexandrian Affairs, Reported for Tis EVENiNu STAN. | THe ELectios.—The state election has been | in progress here towlay at each of the four ward | polls of the eit; Crowds have gathered in the neighborhood ‘ot the polling places, but the | general aspect of the streets is unchanzed. Un- der the law of the commonwealth al! bar-rooms were closed at sunset last night, and will not be opened untiinfter sunrise to-morrow morn- This has always largely contributed to good order at elections. A body special police has also been sworn in. The’ voting has gone on quietly and a large vote has been polled, A FALLING Or¥.—During the month of Oc- tober, just passed, only four marriage licenses were granted in this city. This ls the smailest number which has been granted during that nonth for many years. Last year nineteen licenses we: ted in October. Company. — The Alexandria ‘Mer company held {ts annual meeting at noon yesterday. The annual reports showed large Improvements in {ue Works of the com- pany and considerable expenditureson account of them, and excetient outlook as to the future, Mr. B. Wheat, pre: ‘dof diz rectors, were 'reeclected, and at the directors’ meeting Mr. T. D. Fendall was chosen clerk a ee Frack Power superintendent of the works, TeS.—The schooner ilen Vandusen is unloading street ral the wharf here for the Midiand raijlroad.—Serviess are now being held nightly at’ the Second Presbyterian chureh.—The democrats of the fourth ward will hold a meeting next Wednesday to nomi- nitte a candidate tor alderman, to be voted tor on Friday next, the dent, and —_——»—___ With Many Fatal Wounds. York, From the New York Times, to-day. Tise basement of No, 142 Spring street, on the corner of Wooster street, New York, has been used for the past four months as a restaurant and sleeping apartinent by Autonio Soloa, a Chinaman trom Cuba, whose real name ‘is Chong Ong. ‘The room is 50. by 18 feet, and a rough boards partition off bedroom 6 by 10 tect, lu which the only furniture was a bed anda trunk. A kitchen 1s formed in another part of the room by thesame means. The main im was devoted to the restaurant. ‘There are accommodating about 30 people, t the kitchen, 1s a dex is used asa money till! | er street door isa small | , upon which a basin of water alway: nd, On the walls are numerous pictures George and Martha Washiugton, while fron low ceiling hang two bird cages, cach occu- pied by a eanary. Shortly aiter two o’elock yesterday afternoon Thomas Daly, a peddler, who sold vegetables to Soloa, went down into'the Chinaman’s place, 1 God, there's a dead man down - attracted theattention of Jus, ughiin, a coal heaver, who Was sitting on the other side of Wooster Street. Coughlin joined the peddler, and the two sen entered the res- taurant together. Everything was seen to be in contusion, and’ lying ‘between a sora, which Was agalust the Kitchen wall, and the tables on the Spring street side of the room was the body ofa man. The upper part of his face had been crushed by the Liow of some heavy biun From the nose up to the hat as soft as jelly. The left in- eve d been gouged out and was lying In @ pool of | blood that had formed about the long black hi The man’s shirt had been torn trom hi k during a struggle, and on the naked chest that was thus exposed were ten knife wounds. ar the body was a pile of old clothes, evi- belonging to the dead man, the pockets of which bad been turned inside out. Every- thing within Aiteen feet of where the man. 1a. was spattered with blood, and the stove, which stood in the center of the room, was debted us by a blow. Sticking to Its side were matted hair and bivod, By the side of the body, which was non recognized as that of Solua, was his own Kitchen Knife, The ifteen-inch blade was cov- d with blood, which, when the instrument Was lifted up, ran off the point. The blade Dent as though it had been twisted around with terrible force in a wound, When the coroner arrived at 5:30 o'clock he 1 Ope everything tak With what nent the terrible must have received were fractured his skull into over sevent, pieces, the police cannot surmise, I fact, they are us yet completely in the dark is to the crime, a ITEI.—M. de Lesseps stat would-b eycinet, was rather free in Manrorri’s Daven ssassin of M. de Fri the inal; that she often dresse ots ofa drng obtained from a Chinaman to procure an abortio ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never varies. A maryel of purity. strength and wholsomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and eannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sonn ONLY IN CANS, Rovan. Bakixe Powner Co,, 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 HOUGH NUMEROUS CAUSES MAY OPE- rate to turn Ue hair gray, all that is needed to re- store the natural color is Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. For more than twenty years its sales have been enormous, but we have yet to learn of {ts first tailnre, JREECMATISM AND SIMILAR DISEASES, caused by a low state of the system, are cured by using Ayer’s Sarsaparilia, ns Sreciaz Low Casa Prices FOR DRY GOODS. CARTER'S, ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street. A, the new style dress goods, all pure wool, double’ width. eoreéet Price, Bc. he: duced to 0c. ROYAL SERGE, 12 yards for $2, “HOMESPU: reduced COLORED CASHMERES, neagly. yard wide, Colom 12 yards Or eLooe Yee sos 50c. LADIES VESTS, 37%, $1. COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. $1.25 BLACK SILK VELVETS, 91. 32 HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS, all colors, SPECIAL BARGAIN-$8 BLANKETS, immense reduced t0 §5. size, ail pure Ane new style dress goods, all colors, jue $3. ‘Feal vali Hanian and Teemer. EACH OARSMAN CHARGING THE OTHER WITH WANTING TO SELL OUT, In regard to the Associated Press dispatcbes from Toronto, which state that Hanlan had published Teemer’s correspondence, in which the latter offered to sell out in the recent race, Teemer says: “I wrote the letters for the reason that Hanlan would not row me unless I gave a marantee that he should beat me.” He added, fhat when be had been making negotiations with Hanlan, that oarsman made the require- ment so imperative that Teemer aimost gave the proy ‘match up for hopeless, and when he came home he was still greatly’ im with the fact that Hanlan was stubborn in this determination and would not row him unless some such guarantee was given. After the match was made Teemer further said that Hanlan went to Wallace Ross, who was train- ing Teemer, to have him persuade Teemer to lose the race and let Hanlan win it, Mr, Volk, Teemer's backer, being interviewed, said he knew nothing of the correspondence, Teemer had written to Hanlan without his knowledge. He was of opinion thata certain elique wanted to run Teemer, and that it was @ scheme to fleece him. Hanian, he said, never approached him to bay the race, and he never approached Hantan, ‘TEEMER’S LETTERS TO HANLAN Among the letters from Teemer published by Hanlan is one dated June 29th, as follows: “J hope that everything is all right, and you and I will row a race. Iam sure we can make $2,000 a piece. I will do anything you think best, and after these races I will go to Australia with you.” Ou September 1st he wrote: “I guess this letter wiliexplain everything till you Be Sure and hold ont tor $1,500 a side and the aite money to be divided ‘as stated in this letter, and when you fot. make the match put four more hundred up, the other thousand tobe put up four days before the race takes piace, and when we meet we can settle all. I hope ‘this will find you al! right.” ‘This letter was followed by one the next day. In it Teemer says: “I will not be in. New York on Saturday to make the match. Volk don’t want me to go. He said he could handle every- thing as well without me. Don’t make it a cent Jess than $1,500 aside, Ed. ‘Try and make it for the last Week In September.” an STOLEN Pout. Books IN BaLTrMore.—About F,oiclook last evening all the poll books in the sixteenth ward, in Baltimore, belonging to the independent Chuliengers, Were made away with, Thex’ were In charge of aman named Pistel, and were stolen from a coffee-house, where he was getting some oysters. ‘The detec: tives are diligently searehing for them New Dax Goo, CARPETINGS, &c. AN IMMENSE STOCK. EXTROARDINARY BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE? 500 pairs of Red Blanket cheaper than the best Blanke B00 Bed Comforts at $1, $1 2: All-wool Flannels, Shukee Fi Red Twill Plaunels, prices. 20 boxes of Canton Flannels, from Gets. up to18 cts, ra Underwear, Hostery and Gloves. A Rusgnlfident stock of Ladies’ Plush, Cloth and Taps. ‘We lave no Remnants to offer—no damaged goods | to offer—no auction Koods to offer. All ot our Goods | either been imported direct by our firm, oF ht of Importers and Manufacturers fresh and new ‘Ba All goods warranted to be as represented by the salesmen: for th si ONE PRICE ONLY. . W. W. BURDETTE & CO., No, 928 7th st, and 706 K sf. n.w. Are Nor Gore TO RETRACT ONE WORD OF OUR PREVIOUS STATEMENTS THAT. THE AVERAGE MAN CAN BE AS WELL. FITTED FROM OUR READY-MADESTOCK 4S TO HAVE HIS CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER, BUT WE RECOGNIZE THE FACT. THAT SOME MEN CANNOT BE AND OTHERS THINK THEY CANNOT, TO PROVIDE FOR THESE WE CARRY PROBABLY THE LARGEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS IN WASHINGTON FROM WIIICH TO MAKE GOODS TO ORDER. IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE CLAIM TO FURNISH THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY ONE ELSE IN THE CITY FOR SAME CLASS OF Goops. WE BEGIN AT $25 SUITS FOR NEW STYLE ALL-WOOL CASSIMERES FOR $28 WE FURNISH A GOOD, DURABLE, GENTEEL ENGLISH CHEVIOT SUIT. FROM THESE GRADES WE HAVE ALL ‘THE MORE EXPENSIVE ONES AND ALL THE STYLES OF GOODS USED BY THE BEST TRADE. WE GUARANTEE GOOD FITTING, STYL- ISH CUTTING AND FIRST-CLASS WORK- MANSHIP, AND WHETHER YOU WANT A SUIT, AN OVERCOAT OR ONLY A PAIR, OF TROUSERS, WE CAN SUPPLY YOU ON SHORT NOTICE, A FEW CHOICE PATTERNS OF FANCY VESTINGS. THESE GOODS ARE NOW COMING INTO USE AGAIN AND ARE VERY DRESSY. 0c81-3t WwW E, B. BARNUM & ©0., 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, THE FINEST MADE GARMENTS PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH GEORGE T. KEEN, MEKCHANT TAILOR, ocl73m 414 ¥TH STREET NORTHWEST, Asour To Boy. Myhen a man is about to buy he Clothing itis firot neceeary that he shoud Mave conddence fn the house bedeais with, Heshould then sat isi himself with regard to the prices, utter Witleht he has but to exercise his Judgment itt Iaking hisselections. Buyers who visit George Spruus§ “are mever “disappointed ‘canceral (hee iaporeate poluts, “Perle dowesty and Fair Dealing is his inflexible business prineiple, Prices lower than other houses always the rule, and when it comes toa question of taste (helt Customers will Hind Suits ranging from S110 $50, and Overcouts from $6. $30. Add to {tet pointy the fact that wears te only onse in the city giving @ legal written guarantee, make it «safe place to buy. GEORGE SPRANSY, 0030 607 SEVENTH ST. Noveures Ixy Cars FOR CHILDREN, Another supply of the RUSSIAN KNITTED miseven colors, just received. *) cay, RED FEZ AND SEE-SAW CAPS, inall colors, WILLETT & RUOI “een SLE ROOTES A OLOrs SAFETY FROM LIGHTNING, ae VERY LOW RATES oe ae applying 1E HUBBELL SYSTE! ‘To Buildit & TE ORDERED AT OxC: DON'T WAIT UNTIL BPriNG. The Light Running New Howe, New Dom Aas Lek Ranting New Howe, New Domestic, ap, with 5 vears’ legal cuarantes, ne Anse P bach’s Reliable Sewi jac! > and H. ng Machine Rooms, qn Fer Blankets and Comforters at low price call at Strasburger’s Dry Goods ge steasburger's Dry and Carpet House, = aS A Few Things Worth Remembering. ist, That Z. Strasbui ithe cane er carries the largest stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Rubbers in his city. tue latest stfies froma een ar la 2, mi all widths and sizes. = MARU! ‘3d, That % Strasburger’s per cont cheaper than the bought for elsewhere. Below we mention a few prices, and #fe convinced that no one can com Pofies Rid_and_ Pebti Misses’ K le. Sprin, worked holes, sizes 11 to.2, only 94 Sag ne Ladies’ Fine Mat, Kid Button Shoes, 81.24, Gent's Fine Calf Shoes, Scotch edge tn But- ton, Congress and Laced, uly $247. Boys’ Finglish Walking Shoes omy 9% Chile's Fine peeled Heels, only 59 oa Gent’s Velvet Embroidered Slippers, 67 ets, Anda great many more Lanuins too numer nis to mention. Give us a trial and becom, ced. Z. Strasburger, No. 906 th st., 4 doors above i. 2 He's an acknowledged fact that Cloaks ana eps ei Re tae ‘burger's Cloak arlors, 820 7th st., than at any oth Call and be convinced. —— Best Quality Biue Flannel Shirts, at Auerbach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. ‘Those Complaining of sore throat or hoarseness should use Brown’: Bronchial Troches. The effect Is extraordinary, articularly when used by singers and. speakers Porclearing the voles. © ace Curtains and Curtain Lace are sold 20 percent under price at Strasburger's, 820 1 ‘on band turers in prices are fully 20 same goods can be 7th st. Good Work, Fair Rates, Promptness and Punctuality, in the Rent and Repair De- artment. of Aluerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. 1 Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured my wite ofGeneral De- bility and Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours, Wm. Lundy, Baltimore, Md, 20 Fresh Supply Saxony Wool German Hand-made Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Bi- eycle Hose and Gents’ Jerseys, at Auerbuch’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1 Come and Get 13 Finest Cabinet Pho- tographs for $2 to $3._711 Market Space.eolm Heavy Canton Flannel Underwear, 45c., at Auerbaeh's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1 y every morn- Sng and delivered in 4y 1b. “Ward” pritits, 40c. per tb. Also cottage Cheese and butter milk; sweet milk Se. per quart, Czeam 15 cents, _NEW_ PUBLICATION J.B. Liveriscorr Couraxy HAVE JUST PUBLISHED NEW, THOROUGHLY REVIS! REATLY ENLARGED EDITION OF LIPPINCOITS BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. A Universal Pronouneing Dictionary of Blography: and Mythology. Containing Memolrs of the Emi- nent Persons of all Axes and Countries, and Ac counts of the Various subjects of the Norse, Hindoo, and Classic Mythologies, with the Pronuueiation of their Names and the Different Languages in which they Occur. By Joseru THomas, M.D. LLD., author ofthe System of Pronunciation in “Lippin: cott’s Gazetteer of the World,” of “A Complete Pro- nouncing Medical Dictionary,” ete. In one Im- perlal 8vo Volume, containing 2550 pages, and sev- eral thousand new names, Sheep, $12.00. Half Turkey, $15.00. Half Russia, $15.00. ‘The publishershave the pleasure of announcing that this magnificent work, which for more than fifteen yearstias been in its department without a rival in Ue estimation of scholars, has lately undergone such a complete revision as (he lapse of time since its first issne rendered necessary, and is now offered tothe public in a greatly enlarged and improved volume, extending to 2550 peges,and embracing, besides the revisions of old articles, several thousand new bio- gruphieal sketches, many of them constructed from original data, and now for the first time appearing in print, AUHORA. A Novel. By M. “The Jewel In th Extra cloth. $1.25. Tris certainly among the most delicate and delight- ful of recent stories, and will make more secure the fair fame of its author.”—7he Lutheran, Philadelphia, ON BOTH SIDES. By Miss Faxsy Courrexay Bayior. Con. taining “The Per! and “On ‘This Side,” the whole forming a complete story. 12mo. Extra, cloth. $1. “Miss Baylor's charming story."—¥. ¥. Tribune, “One ofthe best serluls of the year."—N. ¥, Town Topice. +4 For sale by all Rooksellers, or will be sent by mali, postage prepald, on receipt of the price by J. B, LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, Publishers, oc2B-eoat 715. and 717 Market st, Philadelphia, A AND RY AGNES TINcKER, author of Lotos,” ete, Illustrated 12mo. Souermxe Asour Farr Hats. 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. ALSO BIRD WINGS, VELVETS, RIBBONS, LACES AND PLUSHES. KING'S PALACE WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF @f LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS. ‘We offer splendid SEAL PLUSH COATS at $20, $22, $25, $28 and $30. ° We also sell clegant NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS and VISITES from $6 to $12. An elegant line of 1A VELOCKS, and Misses’ NEW- MARKETS at $3, $4, $5 and $6. FUR TRIMMING 5 and COLLARS at latest prices, ‘We desire to ca!} your attention to the King’s Palace 4-Bution GLOVE at 75c., 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 all Departments this weex. Send uy the undersigned for a Atmonpherie Electric BRE ereatiNg C, J. HUBBELL, WINE :, coe! Conbiare goes OF FRENCH ae ‘CHAMPAGNES AND 75, B. ‘75c. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, 60c, $1.25 CRIB BLANKETS, 2. $1 HEAVY BED COMPLRTS, 700 = LADIES’ CLOT! yard innit wide, reduced to Yigg, o> ON® YaRd und a $2 BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, $1.50“ ic. COLORED SILKS, only 50c. BLACK SILKS, reduced to 75c. never have known what a great general he was.’ "" EXCELLENT QUALITY COLORED ‘5c. ALL-WOOL PLALD DRESS GUODS, a eos ‘We've Suite upon our counters ‘That cansot be surpassed: “We keep nothing at all about us ‘But that Fins is always classed. ‘We've Trousers by the thousand, ‘And Surtouts by the score, And Oversacks all stacked in racke= ‘Now who could ask for more? ‘The wee ones, they are not forgot, ‘For we have in our store ‘Sheit on shelf of bandsome pelf, ‘To make the ladies roar. ‘With delight they gaze upon them; ‘And when we “rig” them out We'rea shad! Rut It makes us glad ‘To hear the little men shout, And talk about the prices— ‘Why ‘tis our chief devight ‘To carve them into slices ‘Who face us in this fight. ‘With all their brag aud bluster, Golly, aint it fun, ‘To prove unto the people ‘That we beat them two to oue, ‘How the dealers writhe and wrangle, Look wicked, vicious, and croas, And threaten our body to mangle Because we presume to boss ‘Our own business and sel! fine clothing Free from spot, blemish, and dross, ‘To whosoever cometh, AT TEN PER CENT ABOVE COST, KUM, KUM, KUM, ‘THERE'S A GOLDEN GUINEA IN THE CUP, RUN, BOYS, KUN, To VICTOR E ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICK, AND THAT THE LOWEST. Visitors are not importaned to buy, as the patterns of our goods are so neat, the quality so fine, the work- manship of such superior excellence, the fit so perfect, the styles so utterly utter, and the prices su ridicu- lously low that the goods sell themselves without effort on the part of the salesmen. #2 Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until LL nod wow iM MM wwww ds BYR ae wag 2A ie wow AA RR MUM 6GG_ 00. 00. DDD. SG P% S%> BH ss ig §8 88 BB as GEG ‘oe ‘00 DDD = BUY NOW. PROCRASTINATION IN THIS IN- STANCE IS A THIEF OF HEALTH AND MONEY. PPP, A TL A TT 88s Pep aa oda BP MAL MAT oe BRM To £84 HE Sag E00 AL . RO OLY EG B'ko,9 y faa E EB R°o ¥ 24 = Felt and Flannel Skirts, all colors, 986. Al-wool Flannel skirts, Imported, $1.68, German Woven Skirts, specinl bargain, Heavy Boucle Jerseys, special, $2.98, Hand Knit Worsted Skirts, colors, Flannel Chemises, beautifully hand embroidered, 98¢. Engii-h Flannel, hand embroidered, s4e. yard. ‘uinel's Hair shoulder Spawis, $1.35. Merino Vests and Pant; bebsain, 396 ering Vests an ‘Merino Underwear, silk bound and fintwhed, 48, Saxony Wool Underwear, slik cat stitched, 83. Scarlet Medicated Wool Underwear, 98c. Russian Hair Muffy, satin lued, «Oc. Finest All-wool Eugilsh Underwear Camel's Hatr Underwear, will not sbi Silk’ Vests and Bodices, cream, pink, blue, Heavy Cashmere Wool Hose, bargain, 44¢ English Cashmere Extra Long Hose, Oe. Fine Lamb's Woo. bose, merino toes'and fersey. Legxings, buttotis, perfect shape, $3.2 Kid Gloves, fur iops, fleeced ituing, Oc Heavy Cashmere Gigves, alt colors, 25 S-Bution Undressed Mosquetaires, Very special, 75e. 8G Ladies are requested toexamine the new of Cartwright & Warnersand 1. & RM lish Underwear and Hosiery; also the Norfolk an New Brunswick and American Hosiery Company's hderwear: the latter are specially recommented ‘The pants ft the limb so perfectly that the lose will will not crease. PALAIS ROY AL Prices will be found lowest in this city. CHILDREN’S GOODS, ‘Hand Katt Skirts, colors, only 59e. Jersey Caps, hand embroidered. 25e, Hand Knit Uisterettes, colors, S8e. “Mother Hubbard” Eider Down Coats, $3.98, Ghudda Couts, in all colors, @1-50. erin Vests and Pants, from 22¢, up. Searlet Medicated Cashmere Underwear, tram 28e. American Hosiery Company's Uulon Suits, $1.20. Cartwright € Warner x English Underwear from 98c. 1.83. ik. $1.08. 39. Te. 2. improved shape, de,” © Wool Hose, black anv colors, from 3c. English Extra Long Cashmere Hose, from 50c, ‘Boys’ Wool Hose, ith Merino toes and heels, 68¢.up, Jersey legyings, Buttoned, all Kizes, $1.9. Woot Leggings in all colors, 1 is Infants’ Ham keult Booties, 12 Titania’ Hand Kilt Scum Be ‘Bi- Above are a few special our patrons we havecomplete Onifits for Infants, aiid & fine ussortment of Silk Plush Moods, also Warm }presses of alt the new materials for Children—big and ite. ‘We wonla remind GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Merino Shirts and Dr: @ers, superior fit, 50c. english Merino Underwear, Gie., 95¢., @LIS. kK and New Branswick Underwiur, $1.35, Lamb's Wool Underwear, bargain, $1.75. nderwear, $1.75. ewear, Boe. English scarlet Cashmere Underwear, $1.50, $2 Catiton Flaunel Drawers, improved shape, GUC. ‘Cantott Flaunel Drawers, trouser cut, Gx. Colored English Cashmere Caderwear, $2.50. Scarlet Worl Medicated Half Hose ish Cashmere Half Hose, cclors. 350. Kid Gloves, far tops, tleeved lined, rs cid ‘Bie, English Cloth Gloves, improved shape, 35c, Bar We have only quoted prices for Warm Under- wear, Meuse reuiember we have a complete as-ort- ment of English Scurts and Gloves, E. & W. Collar Sut Cage, you's Slike Cmbrellag; Day and Mien fi 4 Sus 7 a E 1117 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. oc81 Sate Or Seat Saw Gaewexra ‘We selected carefully our SEAL GARMENTS . and the time is now at hand to makethem move pyr Weome greater ow than wocan ‘Skin Alagea ql Skin Saqgue, 36 tp. tong, ‘bust, 81: “44 40 Stoo, Visites, Seal batt trimming, oe markets, 50 to, tot is Garments cannot be exorife.” he cat ame SBecqurs from eat tee gor ‘Wraps in Ploah, ‘Silk and sve ee of all Bold by their name MUFFS, CAPES AND COLLARS B. EL STD &80N, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 0c20-$m 1237 Pennsylvania ave., next to cor. 13th. Laome Searsxor Wrara SEAL SACQUES, 87 inches to 50 in¢hes long, from (9100, 9125, $150, $175 to $250, LSKIN VISITES, plain; Fox, Lynx and Skunk, SEAhmmed. Sealakin' Ulmera. “all at New York Prices. * UES, PLUSH PLvaH PLUSH 8ACQ! VierTEs, " special lot of Cloth Newmarkets direct from Berlin, “Trimming apd Neck Bands in every vanety of Par: ‘Muff for Ladies, Misses and rye “Colored Swansdown, direct importation. Gentlemen's Seal Caps for driving and walking. — ‘Boys’ Seal Caps at #1 and ppwards a ‘Carriage Robes: Coachmen’s Capes dnd Gloves. ‘The largest stock of Garments and Furs ever ex- hinted by wiLLETT @ RUOFF, reeeee ___ EDUCATIONAL. KS FLINT AND MRS MYERS ARE PRE- Pared to form acine. for youmg. Indies jnunber ver for the study of Magish branches, mt Cuindcs and tmathematicn CHrediars shay be had upon application. 1708 1st. ene R lova—Simplest, Most Rj Tang! ail iin Six lessons. “Clanses and Private Insicuction daily. Tuition by corre merican Schoo} D.& pid, Most, Lathe Pri 4 ‘aplova Shorthand, 1019 Pst. p.w. ms-1W* PASSMORE WILL BE PREPARED TO reopen her tins In Ol aud Water Color Faiuting at her residence, 1820 K st n.yg., on the 100 of Novenber Be se a .1N FRENCH Ss BLASS IN M for, Ladies. by ree, A Hi Janes, Sees inesdavs. Fridays, from 1 to 2 p.m. Iy 20 FANNY BRAGG. S30 Cat. Dat now MUS AEUINE puvaL MACK, 1424 N=T, HUE _bes Feorened hee School of Hocution and ramatic Art: alsa private class in Ex Witt teachers for Freuch ad Mathematien. ‘na-ows IANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY —F, HART. iN? protecor of muse: longa at Charen ae Ascension), ha. vacancies for Pupiix. Adres 1023 Swit nw.lor Metzeroit's Music store. Terms wod- erate. moka JB JAMES CAULFIELD, LATE PRorisson Mint che Grand Conservatory of Mase, New York, To32'kingman Piace, nddw* 7 = REN Koypercaxres, K OH ADAME CHINE n2-Im¢ TS19 K wt. nw. Adults, PRIVATE NstRve IN RNGLISHL Pitancies lady of fiteen years experience in teaching Mathematics specialty. Particular atten: ato backward puplis. Address “TEACHER.” ‘Est se. or call IngR at same ahdress. 02 x Grrrwax crass.gt PER MONTH) WEDNPS Ysand SATURDAYS, 7 p.m. Young Men's ristian Awoclation, New York ave. Private lee sou and cases of French, Tallat, Latin, incnis Tecallegs, Corcoran bullding, Foot neaite ON TRALAING SCHOOL FOR Seventh Course of Lectures of the ‘ Te Winky father of the celebrated Schuman, desties pupils of any age for Modern’ : trae Jtalian meth mminate the. supertisoas To boul health ‘and vesice, avd Parisian Fi st nw. LESSONS “IN ENG cumauship, Mathematics, or ‘Address ROBT. H. WOO! och Ht LADY, OF GooD tion, desires a few Pupils for Lemons in French, for tie afters Best references, Address Hox 346, Star oflce LssONS IN Ads ‘rms 81 Flew. : GcHOOL oF MUSIC. eee Rae mew Piano of voice, $5; $ B10, eset sO! GENTLEMAN WISUES TO GIVE LESSON 2A in Latin, Greek the English rai Yately or in a school: best references: low. Address Box 97, Star oitice. AVID 8. L. JOHNSON ‘Organist aud Choirmaster, 1119 Lorh st ‘Vocal and Instrumental Puplis received. or?! MSE x Ee nos, AM “Professeur de Francais, 1014 17th st. n.w, F ersation classes for Laude acid Ge m. Ladies at 11am, “and successtil system. SS SesePu xe NEw, a TREACHER [ANU AND ORGAN, 027 Bw ess Har Nenwoon ixsrirer “Daily Class in French for Ladies from 1:30 to 2:30 pm. P Glass in English Literature trom 9:30 to 10:20 a.m. Apply! Mrs. WME CARRELL W214 Tat ot roe oc22.1:m Near 14th st.tincle, PRENCH LAN LUCIEN C. Cole PSR, An M Of Parks, France ‘Nat tural “Method. conversational results, 1338 Est aw. VY OraL Lisson ‘Aiming at practical aud immediate ‘osu MRS. HARRIETTE MILLS, Cards at Ellis & Co.’ oclG-im _ 8. RLINGTON INSTITUTE BOARDING AND 44 Day School for aundria, Vi, six Ritles from Washington, tinnal adwan- em WiKi Hleasuue bone. Terns moderates Address Miss KEBLOCA C. POWELL, Principal. vc! PUPS PREPARED + SMUT WELLESLEY sud Vassar Coll Also for Cvil Service Ex aminution. 1006 Nest. nw. Pupils of all ages Structed in Englis, French wid Music. “Highest re erences, Apply to Principal. = ockO-Lin® TART SCHOOL-SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SES 4Asion. ~ Thorongh instruction Drawing and Painting. Evening Clases in Mechanical Drawing, Apply ai the rooms, 1318 1 st, opposite Prank Park. MBS. S.E PULLER, Principal. oclo-dm* NPE ECLECTIC BENEN ARY.—KARE CHANCI r raining of children. Mr. and Mrs. Z RICHAL rents, Swill, at the request of many par reopen their school October 12, oot LADIES ART ABSOL iding, Studio &5. ne oF XY struction 103 in Water-Coior and China puinting, Deco- | es of Destzn. Perspective and Artistic FE MAYNICKE, Princwal. —oc8-1n \OLLIERE SCHOOL, Foit BOYS. Fout boys taken as boarders. ock-6un Mt VEBSON sEmiNany, 1538 I street n. w. 1100 axp 1104 M Srreer N.W. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, row YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, AM, Principal. MISS SARAH A. SCULL, price Principals, MRS, EUGENIA CUTHBERT, Assisted by a 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 Instramentaland Vocal Music, Artand Elocation. Fleventh Year Opens OCTOBER 1ST, 1855. Apillicatfon by letter or persoually, as above. aut: 0 JPRS bs, SELECT SCHOOL. ANF ry aud hich scinool for both sekes, SIT Txt nw, Will Reopen MK two, Gsepl) 14th. Po provide: for wen and procress of sthoal a laboratory and ad- itionat Trovit for recitalioas and calisthenics have been procured. The corps of Instruction hs been en by graduates of Vassar The instruction in English, matheniaties, es ts ihorouzh aud "suflic ances or schwol from. 2 4pm, THOS. W. SIDW1 aul5-3m Principal, ISS ROSA PORSCHES GERMAN, FRENCIT M'tnd Show int in jercarte' will re~ Metts eon pea ca constant practice. For circulars apply b aw. wu ON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Pp ‘School for Young Ladies and Lite “il ‘Girls, ‘This inatitation will enter upon tts twelfth annual scasion Wednesday, Heplember 28d, 1955, BUCHER... vine Principal. MEG Wes Wice Principal. ext teachers Assisted by a tuli ot ir talogues snd fall parcuiars apply to the For, Ny Ply. 7 P. CAVLYIRED, MUR Doc, FCA Lau sik Flat October 1, L885. selvsm EVOLUTION LN SHORT HAND-SLOAXN-DU- | ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF noston, ona: uate and certified examiner of the New Big! é ., Pubs techniqun, lstnos s culture. 1012 Tou ee ee few sn MUSTER, a GLISH AND PRENCH SCHOOL, ant S21 Vermout ave yp OeE Geapen September sath SeMOOL AN ty a3 Moir N Nie rity Gipaie. Tenth year fs x Ses 2 jncergarten. French: 4 erm Clases Himited. 2127 18th st. nw. coe quar fr SEES mes ITA acm <i DENCH WILL REST INST = UT, onthe Vion “and unter con Sopteruber 28th, at" hts renide sorters i # PROF. SHELDON s DANCING ACADEMY st. Adulte Monday. Wedneaday inc 10930 Javentios Mi Wednenday S.and Saturaay, 1 to Je. ete 7 ASHINGTON ACADEMY OP TRLPGRAPHY ‘Only school of the kind here. A special ty Hom 1 all to see the method by which sou ean» DPE ANS ates acer: panes: | Mina’? | Ladies and J ASHING DON SCHOOL OF FLAK ENGLISH LAN 04M. Mrs MSTEN worth Sear lV | Fo < UTION AND | advantages for the Study of Practical Rug vd. to Forever. on st veal Defects ML Physicians A limited na Stuttering Iss ADA ROO Collegiate N Mustrumentat Parspes particulars aula Apply at 1025 Vermont aw. Monoxauoenias Seoon WELLS 1805 17th a PARA TORY. Massachusetts ave, This well-estabiished Freneh ire 1 Erneh and Raaglinh Paaatty ard Day School EMER 8 ™ der the direction of trite Meth employ by the school for the Benet ot scholars tn distant parts thre city For terms aid cifvuiars mideos: MES LP McbON ALD MISS ANNA ELLs, tpt, LAS SPINS seca AR Shorthand ‘books retarted iat exon es ho narstng tbe mt ars | iter at erty QUA i LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF Toadults confidential: ‘prepares tur collage Wet Polut, ail examinati NSTITUTE, sw. corner Sth wud K sta nw Mathematical, Clasaical, Business s MW PLY NN, ALM. Eyeulng Clames, $3 and $5 @niow oo) M Iss AC MORGANS SCHOOL dK YOUNG J LADIES AND GIRLS. Twelfth year tegine SPETEM HER 2%, TSS. Restdeat untiee oh aud termat. M™ Bones AND FRENCH p. sh WH reapen Wis Trench, tie | asst ip, | Pruce asp qvauiry rest. rue story, Thy Class in German fur Ladies from 2:90 t0 3:30 | 86.50 tuys a good business sult that ts worth $10.00 | 88.80 Duys a reliable all-woul sult that Is worth $12.00 reliable ail-wool cassimere sult Usat be Worth $15.00, $12.00 buys an all-woul diagonal dress sult worth S10. $16.00 buys an all-woot Prince Albert suit, worth OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS. $6.50 buys a man's overcoat worth #9.00, 5 buys # man's overcoat worth $10.00. $10.00 buys a man’s dress overcoat worth $17.00, ‘Children’s suits at $2.00 and up to $7.00. ‘Children’s overcoats at $2.50 and up w $10.00. | PANTS PANTS PANTS, Pants for Men, Youths and Boys trom $1.00 ap. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPAN' OORNER 7TH AND G STREETS _ Lievnen, Sas. Doors, BLINDS, FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE. VERY LOW Now. WHITE PINE STOCK, 1/°x12"—16 f., per 1,000 A, $17.50. Drewed or Rough at same price. VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, 16 f., per 1000 8, B12 WHITE PINE DOORS, Inch-and-e-taif, all regular sizes, $1.00. HOUT BED SASH VEKY Low. (Odd Size Frames, Sash Doors—a specialty. Lumber Delivered, any part of city, free of charge. ‘Estimates furnished free of charge. ILLET @ LIBREY, eth Oth sureet and New York avenue WHICH YOU WILL FIND AT OUR BSTABLISI - MENT. PRICES FROM $7 TO 625. NOW 18 THE TIME TO INVEST IN & 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 PIECE GOODS FIRSTCLASS WORK IN EVERY INSTANCE. BUSINESS SUITS TO ORDER FROM $25 TO $45, DRESS SUITS FROM $35 TO 60. NOAH WALKER @ CO, whl resume business WHE BERVITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGE pe seetare gouools OF 38, PROVIDENCE, K. BROOKLYN, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL Recognizel everywhere tobe the best schools for Jearning to speak, write. read and understand the tor ‘New terms begin now: oct Prof, N-JOLN, 725 14th st. mw. APLEWOO.. INSTITUTE. CONCORDVILLE, Me Noung men for collage or bust em, Degrees conferred upon young, lady graduates Soyo HE HS Saas, a oe. rm HORT ) AND TYPEWRE BOSTON, NEW YOR! ING PRA‘ Af instructions and number johus & Kaston, se19 Sune of J 025 Penuevivauia Avenue errr = LE RPS EXTRA PALE BEER FORBALE EVERYWHERE = y28 . Ca Reereer, NOS. 408 AND 405 TTH ST. N. W. Headquarters torthe WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY Also 2 full ine of cee Rs TRICESHRS oma ate ASSURE Hat emote cd ae Axavo Axratcax [xscnaxce Co,