Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. f LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weathe Tur Carer fi OFFICER. S Tox, D. ©. ‘Sopt. 17, 1836. Hours, Commencing us 3 p.m. Tondany. For the District of Columbia and Virginia, fair, cooler weather, southerly winds shifting to westerly. Ax Ennon.—tustead of 9Se. a yard, it should read gsc. sash We reier tothe Palals Royal Advertisement of yesterday. ‘Those sashes J Yards long, 14 incies wide, are 98e.a@ sash, See fo-day’s advertixeme SILKEN Baxps will b public to-night at Win MANTELS, GRATES AND LATROBES, at Shedd’s, CHICAGO GRoceRY CoMPANY, 306 7TH Sr. offers fine tamily four, $4.45 bbi.; XXX tamily flour, $4.98 bbl; patent process, $6.48 bbi.; 1.60 “quarter bbl; Side. eighth’ bot; finest fy, $5.45 bbl.; $1.44 quarter bbl.; 72e. eighth bbl. Order by matl, or tek ephone 423-2, Berore you buy your Fall Furniture be sare you call on John Kuddens and. see his im- mense stock of Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, Furniture and Carpets. He !s selling cheaper than any man in town. You can make your Own terms on any of his goods, ‘Remember the number, 930 and 932 7th st. n.w. OF Covrsr you will come to-morrow, the last day of our great sacrifice sale of fine’ gro- ‘ceries, wines and old whiskies. We will have a great trade to-morrow, and you caunot do as Mell anywhere, else. “Bargains, burgaing, bar wains in every line. N. T. Merzcer & Bro., 417 7th st. nw. sung the first time in yn concert, “THE AGE OF ComMOoN SENSE,” in our City | Items, is submitted specially for the consider- ation ‘of purchasers of school shoes. Stove and Furnace repairing at Shedd’s. CuIcaGo GnoceKy ComPANY, 806 7TH Sr., sells granulated sugar, G4yc.; A sugar, 6c; light brown sugar, Sige.; brown sugar, 5c. TURKISH BaTH PAxtons, 1417 G street, will be opened to-morrow at 12 hoon, ‘SILKEN BANDs will be sung the first time in public to-night at Winston concert. ‘TICKETS of admission to the public schools must be secured from the 6th to the 18th inst., between the hours of 3 to 10 a.m. and ‘to 8p. m., and Habn’s famous low- 1d school schoes of unquestionable durabll- ity can be obtained daily until 7 p.m. and Sat- urday until 11:30 p.m. at S16 7th sircet and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. Be on time to avoid the rush. Gas Frxrvnes, at Shedd’s, 409 9th st, AN OFFICIAL ORDEE that pupils of public schools must appear neatly attired is not needed, as most of the Washington boys get their outht at Auerbach’s bicycle shirt depot, & Apeaney Darny building, on 3d street, for rent See Houses for Rent. CHICAGO GRocERY COMPANY, 806 7TH Sr., offer—Pure Cider Vinegar, 25c. gallon. Puro Wine Vinegar, 35e. gallon. Full assortment of Spices for preserving. Pacs and eyesigi:( fitted,$1,Hempler’s,corA% CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-Nicht. ConcrEGaTioNaL CuvRci.—Concert ALRAUGH’S.—“Daddy Nolan.” NatioxaL.—“Talked About.” Hauxis’—Silver Spar.” ‘HERz0G’s.—“ Across the Continent.” Drag Museum.—“The Rainbow.” Manassas PANoRAMA.—Day and evening. Ronen Coasrex.—athletic Pari. ees Condensed Locals, It js expected. that about 300 people will go on the special Knights Templar train from here to St. Louis to-morrow. This will include the Washington ‘Kaignts and members. of their families and the Virginia delegation. They wil Visit Chicago before returning home, and get breve CO city Sunday eveuing, the 26th in- a A horse attached toa wagon driven by John Head ran over a two-year-old boy named Al- bert Dorsey, on Sth street, between F and G streets northwest, yesterday. The child, who seemed to be badly hurt, was taken to his Mark Sth paar a es inter, ‘Sergeant’ Diggins ar ea but in the Police ‘Court today it was shown that the affair was an accident. ‘The B. and . express from the west, due here Sthaif-past six o'clock last evening, was de- several hours by an accident to a freight: inat Independence, Ohio. The locomotive Of the freight train fell’ through a bridge and the engineer and fireman were killed. Silken Bands will be sung the first time in public to-night at Winston concert. J. C. Rumsey, 435 7th street southwest, Te) stolen from his showcase yesterday a gold waten valued at Sic, An alarm of fire was turned in this morning from box 327, for the explosion of @ boiler in ‘the planing-mill of W. H. Dyer, on 27th street, between 1 and K streets northwest. No one Was burt, and the damage to the property was ‘Very slight, —__ Youruycn Vincista ELopers MARRIED HERE—A special to the Baltimore American from Richmond, Va., yesterday, says that no little comment has been caused in that city by the elopement and mai of Mr. J. Alien Tyler and Miss Lettie Doswell. Information Was received there last night of their marriage Yesterday in this city. The bride fs the young- Set daughter of Col, Thomas Doswelt, of Hanc- Yer, and the groom is the son of Jolin Tyler, a well-known ‘merchant of Richmond.” ‘The YOURE man eft that eity Wednesday ostensibly sora hunting. He is about twenty-one andthe (bridesizicen. ‘The marriage was op- yy the parents ob account of the youth o: Enc pardien ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE SoUTHERN MARYLAND RAILRoAD.—A press dispatch from Philadelphia, September 16th, says: An attach- Ment to-day” issued from the common pleas Sgalnst the Southera Maryland railroad com- Pany us garnishee of Samuel T. Smoot, the tor- er president of that corporation. ‘The plain- Uffin the attachment is John M. Moyer, who has obtained a Judgment against Mr. Smoot, who, it ig. all agreed to give Mr. Moyer $150,0008f the bonds for services rendered. The Failroad company, it 1# said, agreed in a con- tract with Mr. Smoot to deliver him $300,000 worth of bonds, and it js upon these bonds that the attachment of to-day was laid. ——— Bask Bat Yesterpay.—At New York— New York, 1; Nationals, 1. Kansas City, 2; Chicago 7.” At Baltimore—Pictsburg, 6; Balti more, 0. “At Philadelphia—Athleti Louis ville, 6. At New York—Brooklyn, 12-" Cincin- dash to, 50 Sac inset K. Wards by a score of 4 to 0. prey THe Carnoute Untverstr’ pelle, of St. Matthew's church, says that ar Sangements will probably be made for an early dommencement of the work on the new Catholic Gniversity, at a meeting of the directors to be heid at Cardinal Gibbons’ residence, in Balti- more, October 27. +» A CHILp KILiep By A TRAIN.—The ten-year- id danghter of Parker Sweet, jr. patent attor- ney, of this city, in company wit her younger sister, attempted to cross the railroad track near Seabrook, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail- Toad, last night shortly betore 7 o'clock, when she was struck by an incoming train, killing her almost immediately. ‘The body of the un= fortunate child was removed to her father's re- sidence near by. ——— Yourmrc. Tureves.—Frank Bell and James Williams, the colored boys who stole the two jd watches and one silver wateh from Rich itd. . Dodd's store, 1825 14th street, were before the Police Court to-day fur grand’ larceny and Bentence was suspended. “They will be sent to ‘the reform school if there is room in that Insti. tution for them. Robert Brooks, colored, was charged with receiving one of the watches, knowing the same to have been stolen, and hi Ting seblenced to pay a tine of $10 oF 30 day: Father Chap- a MARRIAGE LICENSES. — Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Marion C. Thompson and Mary FE. Cobill; Cornelius “McHenry and Matiie ‘Shuberr: Samuel James Amburs and Della Sophia Tabbs, both of Paince George county, Md.; Walter Patterson, of Norfolk, Va, and Minnie Hosmer, of | Baltimore, as somes Alfred lensou and Mary Martin; Sandy Stevenson and Martha Washington. gORAny UsITED ORDER os ODD Fritows— 3 jountain e Working elub, Grand United Order of Odd Feilows, colored, will pre- sent M. V.P.and Grand Director W.'C. Costin @ patriarchal uniform, and to the lodge a set of regalia, at Ebenezer ME. church, Friday, Ucto- ber Asi. David Wurner, Thomas Wright and William H. Grimshaw will deliver addresses, On Monday. October 4th, the delegates frou the District will leave for Philadelphia, to attend the meeting of the third biennial committee, whieh ts composed of delegates trom the varlous lodges in America and the West Indies. The session will be held in Musicat hall, com- mencing Tuesday moraing, October 5th,’ and & rade of the order Will take place Thurmday, Betover 7 —-_~ CONCERT AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—! Interesting prograns, has been eraneen ee concert at Congregational churet this eveniue, Among the participants will be Miss Jeannie Winston, Mrs. Annie Louise Powell, Dre J. We Bischoff and’ Messrs. E. J. Whipple, Knoop, J. F.H. Blois, Walter F. buiith, te cometist; Harry Stone and. the Mari Qrehestra, under Prot. Sousa’s ‘Tiekets at Eliiw’ A CHANCE OrFERED BY A BustxessCHax Wise purchasers generaliy take advactanent Dusiness such as has compelled Mr. G. A. Whitaker. the bookseller and Stationer, 1105 Pennsylvania avenue, to sell out his entire stock at cost. Mr. Whitaker, having to settle an estate, aud to surrender powseseines At a he now oecupies toa person who bas leased it, must sel! off his stock by October at, ‘The bookiware the lateat and best, and the ‘one choleest_ assorumt Stored. “The ‘stock’ Includes ‘also, plowures, and fancy goods, Titte to the Patomne Fiats. DISTRICT ATTORNEY WORTHINGTON PREPAR- ING FOR A SUIT. District Attorney Worthington has been di- rected by the Department of Justice to bring suit to settle the question as to the title to any Portion of the Potomac flats improvement. The district attorney, in conformity with the instructions received, is gathering the material together preparatory’ to entering sult in the na- tare of a bill In equity. He is ascertaining who are the claimants or ifely to be, and all will be embraced in one suit. The bill’ wiil be filed at anearly day and an effort made to have the matter settled as expeditiously as possible, ——— Real Estate Sales. There have been placed on record deeds forsub lot 54, and pts, 53 and 55, sq. 195, fronting on 16thst., above Scott Circle, from George H. Pen- dieton to A. T. Britton, for $15,117.72, and th adjoining property, lots 56 and’ pts, 55'aad 5 Same square, from George M. Robeson to C. C. Byrne, for $9,360, Horace F. has transferred to F. M. Page fot $7,344 two lots on the north side of Wallach place, between 13th and 14th streets. A sule has been recorded by George H. Pendleton to A. T. Britton for $15,177 of & part of lot 53, all of lot 54 and_ part of lot 5, square 195, on 16th Street, between Scott circle and P street. Geo. M. Robeson has ‘sold to_C. C. Byrne for $9,360 part of lot 55, all of lot 56 and part of lot 87, in the same square. ae CHARGE oF CRUEL TREATMENT OF A Horse at Tue Rack Teack.—OMeer Breen to-day Served a warrant on Jon R. Kelley, the butcher, which was sworn out by Agent Key, of the Humane society, charging Mr. Kelley with cruelty to animals, it belng alleged that he caused a horse to be cruelly overdriven. Mr. Key states that Mr. Kelley was one of the judges at the trotting races at Ivy City last riday,When a Lore owned by George H. Hess trotted’ against one owned by aman named Schnapp; that Mr. Hess did not want to trot his horse that day on account of his condition and the weather, but could not get out be- cause he had already entered into an agree- ment. Mr. Key says that during the race Mr, Hess did not drive bis horse fast enough, and Kelley complained. Not being satisfed at the end of the second heat, he put Jolin Eggleston behind the horse and compelled him to drive it until the horse became so weak that his op- ponent offered to give him the race if the Jud; ‘would permit the animal to be taken from the whe ease was set for trlal on Tuesday pees li ‘The Courts. SPECIAL Law TERM—Chicf Justice Curtter. Yesterday, Gult azt. Jackson, Bundy agt. Dis- trict of Columbia, Green agt. "King, Wheatley Bros. agt, Green, Warner agt. Osburn; detaults. Loh agi. Negley; order for security for costs, Steward agt. Steward; Judgment "confessed. Williamson agt. Jordan; motion to quash re- plevin overruled, Price age Halstead; leave to attorneys to withdraw. Mitchell agt, Harper; judgment on motion. Poiice Court—Judge Snell, Yesterday, J. Young, committing a nuisan $10 or 80 days. Arthur Harris, colored, larcen: 60 days. Chas. Clinton, assault; $5. Chas, Yates and Edward Kas, alfray; collaterals foricited. James W. Weich, assault; 30 days. Jennie Taylor, do.; $5. Samuel W |, de 0, Andrew Jackson, do.; collateral ‘forfeited. ‘Roger Fields, do.; do. ————— Affairs in West Washingto Execrric LiGHTING.—It is rumored here that a few business men of this place, in con- nection with some eastern capitalists, are con- sideriny project to furnish electric Mght, using the great water power near here to gen- lectricity. STRUCTION BY THE CATERPILLARS.—The army of caterpillars in this place has almost entirely destroyed the shade on the streets by denuding the young trees of their leaves. No effort is made to rid the trees of the destroyers, ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 73; con- dition, 36. Receiving reservuir, temperature 75; condition at north connection, 36; south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tem~- perature, 76; condition at iniluent gatehouse, ‘36; eflluent gatehouse, 36. esenns a THE ARLINGTON EsraTE.—The American forestry congress adjourned at Denver, Col., yes- terday, after electing B. C. Fernoid, of this city, as corresponding secretary. Resolutions were adopted asking Congress to establish an agri- cultural and forestal experimental station on the Arlington estate, to be under the control of the department of agriculture. The resolutions alsousk for the passage of a bill for the pro- tection and preservation of the timber land now in possession of the government, é Cur PassENGER RATES To THE SoUTH.—The commissioners of the Trunk line pool at New York will to-day announce a general reduc- Hon of trom $4 to $7 to all southern and south- westeru points. This is done to meet cuts by the B. and 0. The new rates will be: New York to New Orieans, to Allanta, $20. ee Jimmy Carroll, of New York, and Dick Collier, of Philadelphia, fought twenty-two rounds with smail gloves in a sporting house at Rockaway Beach, N. Y., yesterday, for $300. Carroll was the winner. It is said Archbishop Elder, of Cincinnati, has been ordered by the pope to pay Archbishop Purcell’s debts within five years, New Fact Dress Goons ‘We have just received the following Bargains in FALL DRESS PABRICS: 92:00 yards all-wool TRICOTS, black and colors, at ots ‘4.000 yards all-wool CLOTH SUITINGS, double width, at 40 cts 6.000 yards all-wool CAMEL'S HAIR CANVAS CLOTH. rich sud beautitul ew iixtures, at only 50. cts. ‘Checks and Plaid Ladies’ Cloths, for light weight wraps and children's kilts, fust received. BARGAINS IN SCHOOL HOSTERY. pOS.dezen Fast Dac Ribbet Hose, white fect, sizes Ty Wo dia. at 124g cum per pair. TEAS RATES Wine roar exna hears 30 dozen extra fine French Ribbed Hose, white feet, sizes 6 10 Sty, from 30 to 40 cus, FOR GENTLEMEN, 25 dozen British Half Huse: value 25 cts; for this small lot 20 c1s. per par: sizex 9 10 11. New Ingrainy, Tapesiries und Velvet CARPETS Just received, at prices below all competition. ‘One Price Only. Ail goods guaranteed. W. W. BURDETTE & CO. ‘and 706 K streets northwest. Drees Goomee ROYAL SERGE in Brown, Green and Blue, double fold, 12 yards for $2. BLANKETS, immense_assortment, some of them ghtly soiled, $2.50, 83, $3.50. $4, $4.50, $5. BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS, all pure woo!, double width, all colors, ame epee —_ wiz it 928 “Beavnrci Fan. eco A RRR Im? Rr 23 OB ET Be ee oe go, AA RRR OT 53s, oe 3 Pat 711 MARKET SPACE, Near 7th Street Heavy BED COMFORTS. $1. Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, 81. FANCY SILKS. 37%, 45, 50, 62, 750. CASH MERES, allcolors, wide do 12 moto 3, able fold, 12 yards BLACK SATIN MERVELIEUX, all silk, 85c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. TRICOT CLOTHES in all col f a TRICUR CL colors, all pure wool.wide ‘A Par of our extra large size Damask Towe Worth $1, of au extra large Size “Hiridal Quilt,” worth $1.50 “presented to cach customer whe Days SLO forth of Dry Goods seid Swers Srecuric Is nature's own remedy, made from roots gathered from the forests of Georgia, ‘The method by which it fs made was obtained bya halfbreed from the Creek Indians who imbabited a certain portion of Georgia, which was communicated to one ofthe early settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down to the present day. The demand has been grad- ually increasing until a $100,000 laboratory is now necessary to supply the trade. A foreign demand has been created, and enlarged facilities will be necessary to meet It, This great VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER CURES CANCER, CATARRH, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINT, hereditary oF otherwise, without the use of Mgrcury or Potash. Books on “Contagious Blood Polson” and on “Blood ‘nd Skin Diseases,” mailed free. ‘Wor sale by all druggists ‘THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, 13 Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Arcapbian, THE IDEAL * WAUKESHA (WIS) WATER “Nature's specific for diseases of the and Bladder.” s nas, “Unequaled in diseases of the Stomach and Alimen- tary Caual” Dealers supplied by SAM'L C. PALMER, Agent for the D. of C. anlo Lixin OF A POSITIVE CURE FO. MALARIA, FEVER AND ‘ursenle OF any Sebeecee began conan toi eral CITY ITEMS. New Fail Strife Mate, Broadway and 5th ave. Silk Ha: and Splendid quality Fur“Derbys,” 93. $0,35.95.80. bik und brown stift Hats, $1.50, $1.75,82. Large ass'tm’t soft Fur Hats,6i. Boys: dress and “schoo! Hate, B06, 7 i ", 920 7th st, bet. and K n.w. N- B—Lowest price plainly marked in esch New York Shoe House. ‘Misses’ and Cnild’s School Shoes, You cannot fail to purchase of us if examined. All Solid Leather Gooas, Misses’ solid school Shoes, button, 89¢, Child's button, spring heel, 49c. Bovs' luced Shoes, reduced from $1,25 to 960. € solar tip, Dutton, spring heeis, 69¢, Ladies’ house Slippers, 16c. Cheapest_men’s working Shoes in the cits. 9ge, Invoice received to-day of men’s calf Boots, 143 tag ails Mt $1.89. ies’ button Shoes, 9: Ladies’ haud torn opera Slippers, 55c. Infants’ button Shoes, with tassels, 40e, Ladies’ hand sewed ‘Dongola button, reduced from $3.50 to 82.37. Ladies’ French kid button, A, B, C and D widths, reduced from $4 to $2.95. By calling early you will avoid the rush. x EW YoRK SHOE Hovse, x 501 7th st,, cor. of En. w. Greatinanguration bargain sale at R. Goldschmid, $12-7th St, m.w. To-morrow being our great inauguration bargain sale, we will celebrate the occasion by offering extraor dinary bargains positively to-morrow only Large cocoa door mats only 43c,; Extra hand- some irench china decorated euspadores (square shape) only O7c; Extra quality stone china cups and siucers, 6 each only 45c.; New shay white china chamber sets, 10 pes. only $2.10; English china decorated chamber sets, 10 pes. only $2.95.; Scholars companion only ¢. Large school baz with slate and 5 pencils only 15c.; Extra quality steel knives and forks, 6 89c.; Handsome hand painted salad Work baskets assorted sizes 6 tor 19¢.; Large colored cut ter pitehers only 1c; New style glass Cups und saucers only’ Se. each; Handsome golored glass polka-dot syrap caus only 19c. Hanging black boards only 67c.; French china, decorated ice cream saucers 12 for 48¢.; White ghina hand painted ten sets, 44 pes. only $4.79; English china decorated dinner sets, 125 pes. (square shape) only $14.48,; Silver plated ickle jars only 89¢.; Silver plated fruit stand With colored cut giass bowl only 93c.; Large colored glass vases only 19c. a pair; Boys knap- sacks only 46c.; Scrubbing brushes only 5c. extra large only 9c.; Clothes lines 30 fl. de, 60 ft. Be., 90 ft. 12c.; Royal glue 8 bottles for 23c.; 3 Arm towel racks 4c; Covered flour pails only 21, 1 Special Offering at the Oriole, 822 7thst., for Saturday and Monday: 100 doz, fine Kid Gloves, 50e.; 100 doz. better goods, 59c.; 100 doz. worth $1 at 65¢.; Jerseys, tailor mude, coat back, 89c.; Jerseys, tailor made, coat back, Vest iront, worth $1.75, at $1.29;' Boucle Jer sey, the latest thing out, $1.79, worth $2.50; Linen Chemisettes, plain’ or’ taney, 25¢,; ‘Dr. ‘Warner's Health Corset, 98c.; Red Table Linen per yard 25¢.; Unbleuched ‘Table Linen, 18¢.; leached Table Linen, 5c; Double width Cash= mere, 121g¢,, Wool Cashmere, 24¢.; Linen Cam- bric, be.; Silesia, Se. per yd.;' all colors of best Kaltting Yarn, $1 and $1.10 per 1b; Zephyr, @ and “e. per oz; Suxony Yarn, best goods, 12ge. per 02; Gent's Furnishings, heavy Can: ton Flannel Drawers, 25¢.; mucu heavier, 39e. the best quality tailoriade, worth 76c,, ut 4c. Gent's Undershirts, 39¢.. worth 5Uc.; splendid goods at 47c., wo! 3 Buys’ Undersniris und Drawers euch 25c; Celluloid Collars, 216. Cutts, 42¢, 1 Good Quality Suspenders only 19 cents, at H. Keizenstein’s, 405 and 407 7th st, nw. Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts, at Auerbuc’s bleyele shit de} t, 7th & He, Read the Following Bargains offered for to-morrow, and be convinced that you get better value’ tor your money at S. W. ‘Augenstein’s, 817, $19 asd 821 7th st. n.w., than you can get elsewhere: Imported red gids globe holder, 62c., worth $1.25; decorated Chamber sets with jurs, $4.48, worth $7.00; erystal glass breakfast sets, 27¢.; Holland win- dow shades, 39c,, sold_ elsewhere at 75e; table oilcloth, 26c. per yard; wash tub, zine wash board, 50 clothes pins and 1 clothes tine, 98c.; 48 slieets shelf paper, 8c; tea seis, decurate with moss rose and ‘gilt lines, $4.97, worth $8.00; 3 dozen colored goblets, 28e.; 24’ sheets linen’ note paper, 7¢.; school’ bugs, 3e; Hiner qual! y und embroidered, 8c.; wooden water ket and 1 scrub brush, 16c,;'3-string brooms, 1 dozen covered jelly’ 'glussés, 31c.; Jja- panned erumb brash aid tray, 17e; colored glass stand lamps, complete, 21e.; larger size, ; extra large, 38e.; extension library lamps, complete, $2.39, worth $4.50; large clothes baskets, ‘A7e.; colored yluss sult shakers, 4¢.; market’ baskets, Sc.; clothes horses, 82c., 601 elsewhere at $1. 2 1 All the New Shapes in Stiffand Soft Hats, at Frane’s, cotner 7th and D. ‘The only strictly One Price Hatter and Gent's Furnisher in ue city. Call Early to secure one of our 39-cent Boys’ futs—a great bargain. H. Reizenstein, 405and, 407 7th st. new. 1 Fine Pereale Shirts, 50c., with 2 collars, at Auerbach’s bicycle suit depot, 7th & H. The Age of Common Sense. Nearly every advertiser claims “the best goods jor the least money,” generally accompany- ing stich claim by the fécital of a few low prices and leaving it to the judgment of the pur- chaser (aiter he is rid of ihe money) us to “the best goods.” Wm. Hahn & Co.’s Rellable Shoe House, 816 7th sircet and 1922 Pennsylvania ave., will leave It to your common sense decision where It is best to buy, alter reciting the tol- lowing facts: The majority ot dealers, not being able to buy their goods in sufficient’ quantity, are entirely al the merey of the middle man Grnolesaler oF auetloncer), wlio, not coming ta ten s direct contact with the consumer, is not of over scrupulous as to the quallty ‘of lis good: so long as he makes his profits, “‘Thedealer will olten tnintentionally misrepresent his goods, asing such misrepresentution on the ‘state. ent of the middleman, Every shoe in our establishment is made specially for us, of ma- terials that we personally select, and’ the rea- son Why our goods must be as Tepresented is simply that we personally know and represent what we are selling, Dispensing with the profit ofthe middieman ‘makes it evident that our prices must be bottom, No shoddy shoes allowed to enter our, house. 1 Low Priced Solid School Shoes. HAwy’s, 816 7th street and 1922 Pa. avenue. Chiid’s Pebble Spring-heel Button, 50c. Ie 8 to 10% Heel or Spring-heel Button “Child's 8 to 10% Hahn's Red Label Shoe, $1. haere: and Youths’ Solar Tipped School Shoe, 73¢, Misses Worked Hole, Heel or Spring-heel, Button, in kid or pebble, $1. Veul Call Hookbals, 75c, Youths’ “ Hutton, Se, Boys’ Heokbals, $1. * Button, $1.15. 1 Gent's and Hoys’ Fall Style Hats, at Auierbuch’s bleyele shirt depot, uh oo To-day, to-morrow and all of next week, the Combina- ton fs going to slaughter goods’ at prices that you all know to be incts: Dexter's knitting cotton, all numbers, 5c, Dress steel per set, Se. Hair brushes, 5c. Barber's linea thread, 6e, Macrame cord, high colors, 8c. Large or sural’ nursery pins per doz, Se, Large bottle machine oll, de, New Chenille curtain triage, 8c, CR ey re nyc Our celebrated White shirt, all si Se. Handsome Turkish tidies, 1c.” Infants’ hand-knil sacks, 250. Unbleached table linen per yard, 15, ‘Turkey red table linen, fast color, 256. Curtain poles, brass fixtures, 25¢. Big assortment of new stripe velvet, 49¢, Freneh felt hats, handsomely bound, 490, Short end Brussel carpets, 1% yd. loli Infants’ pebble or itid button shoes, 26e, Ladies’ yout lace shoes, 79¢. : Boys’ hook shoes, size 1 to 5, 75¢, Ladies’ kid button shoes, worked holes, 970. 500 curpet slippers, 20¢, Misses’ Kid button thoes, worked holes, 89c, “or the bulauee of our bargains look Post, Kepubliean and Crities ay! A. KAvrMAx’s Doubie Combination, 4241 and 1243 11th st, #.'e, Cents = Pair for ality Halt Hi Heizenstein's, 408 and Go? Su cs Men’sand Boys’ Reinforced Si 506, at Auerbuch's bicycloshirtdepon rue th” Large Chromos This Week. Now For Schoo! Shoes. ‘YOUNG'S sHtox HoUsE, Heilbrun’s Old Stand, AU2 7th street, Look for: The Old Lagy in Window. Offers a very lurge stock— Misses’ heeled and spring hee! 90 cts. to $2, oe Flee mre egies ys 51.50. ya? solid and fine Sh ; Youth's Button and Lace.'7 cus to gae w Oar Ladies’ aud Gente a filled or ies’ jent’s tm with the best made Shoes. at low Prices. P.8.—We have Strletly One Price, and close ati pm. t Green Ging: lery Seed, Peppers. John MH. Magruder, 1417 New York avenne. Beats All !—Boys' Pol (2 at Relzeusteln's, 405 and 407 Tie towed German Hand-k nit Seamless Socks, 3 pr.,5Uc.,at Auerbach’ leycleubirtdepou? & Hi. Our Pure Old Rye Whisky, 50 agallon, cannot led for the money, Sursoraimcnunacr ete einen bottle. Old Holland Gin, ie bottle, ‘Black: berry Brandy, 60c. a bot! A box of good Cigars, 560 for $1. Ammonia, 10c, @ bottie, Claret’ Wine, first-class dint ne, 25e.. called quart bottie. Lage ‘Breakfast CITY ITEMS. year-old Whisk: npe ‘gal. oF 500. qt. offers—4- 7, oF 500. at. ‘Tbe. 3 Pete Bs bh or Bae ce Sect Catawba Wine, Slgal 23 a dai Ne mee tieci and bon crabs.” Ciamsall theseassa. N. White & Co,, 621 B st,, n, w. 3 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- Ptah Aitroal Hocterand raz gee rib. Cottage and Buttermilk; weet Milk perquart, Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Club Whisky isthe best Asnouncewent Exrnaonpmany, 2,108 SUITS FOR BOYS. Short and Long Pant. spe cially prepared for September business in BOYS’ CLOTHING. Never before have such goods and prices been pre- sented. The styles and patterns are the newest. Im- mense purchases enable us to inaugurate s season's business with an unusual showing in BOYS’ READY- MADE SUITS. ‘Mothers and those having the care of boys will not buy until these goods are examined. ‘Values and prices annexed: Price, Value. $2.75. $4.00 to $5.00, $3.50, $5.00 to $6.00. $4.00. $6.00 to $7.00, $5.00. $7.00 to $8.00. $6.00. $8.00 to $10.00," $7.50 and $8.00, $12.00 to $13.50. ‘We believe this lot of goods will fill our store with customers, ‘have we offered 30 good values, OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND FSTREETS 8016 Ovr New Srock For Tue PRESENT SEASON HAS COME. OUR GOODS ARE SPREAD OUT FOR INSPEC- TION AND NOW ALL WE CAN DO JS TO ANNOUNCE THE FACT TO YOU AND EX- PRESS A HOPE THAT YOU WILL FAVOR US WITH YOUR PRESENCE aT AN EARLY DAY. IF YOU LIKE TO LOOK AT STYLISH GOODS; IF YOU ARE A JUDGE OF GOOD QUALITIES, IF YoU ARE PLEASED WITH GREAT VARIETY AND IF YOU APPRECIATE BED-ROCK PRICES YOU WILL EXPERIENCE MANY PLEASANT SURPRISES IN «LOOKING OVER OUR NEW LINE OF SEASONABLE, GOODS, WILL YOU CALL OUT OF CURI- OSITY IF FOR NOOTHER REASON, WE INVITE YOUR CRITICISM BECAUSE WE BELIEVE EVERY FAIR COMPARISON STRENGTHENS US IN THE ESTIMATION OF JUDICIOUS AND CAREFUL BUYERS, NOW WOULDN'T IT BE WELL For You TO SEE THESE ELEGANT BARGAINS WITH YOUR OWN EYES AT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, 2016 CORNER 7TH AND @ STREETS A Rervrarrox BUILT ON MERIT! NOTHING SUCCEEDS uke “SUCCESS! And the “Success” of the oo KN WN 83 Ue 00 NNN MM MM nH ERE™ ry 8 Ey pers MMMM Qo HH ER MM M oo H HE Ma M cou H H ERE Daring the first year of its existence has demonstrated the fact that Goop Goons and POPULAR PRICES have obtained a“ Reruratiow built on MERIT.” ‘We open the Fall Season with New, Fresh and desirable Goods only. For the School Days, which commence on Monday next you will require to provide uecessaries for the Children, ‘The following attractive offerings will command your attention: CHILDREN’S Dark Straws, trimmed School Hats, at 890, and S4c. FELT HATS, trimmed and untelmmed, all shapes and colors, 75c., 98c., $1.25 and $1.48 CHILDREN'S Derby, Ribbed Hose, all sizes, in black, only 21c, Good value, CHILDREN’S Colored Ribbed Hose, Maco Foot, extra long, from 22c. to 32c., according to,size. Splen- did value. CHILDREN'S JERSEYS, warranted all wool Stockiuette, Vest Front, brown, uavy, cardinal, black and garnet, at O8e.; will refund money it thissame Jersey can be bought for less than $1.25. CHILDREN'S JERSEYS, extra fine quality, all wool stoekinette, Vest Front and Coat Back, same colors as above, at $1.25, guarauteed 10 equal any $1.60 Jersey. . CHILDREN’S Striped Nainsook Apron, abirred and ruilied, at 10c, ‘Having supplied the Children, see what we offer in TRIMMMINGS, FANCY RIBBONS, new designs, new shades, in ‘Nos, 16 and 22, 86c. a yard. Good value at 480. BLACK FAILLE, colored crown edges, new, best quality, 40c. a yard. baa Satin and Velvet, fine imported quality, fancy Cord, fan edges, 68c. a yard, all shades, FANCY FEATHERS, with Bird Heads, In all shades, at 19 cents, We guarantee would be good ‘value at 480. LARGE DOUBLE WINGS, entirely new, 350, ogjABGR BIRDS, with breasts and single, at 74e,and AN EXTRA OFFERING 4Button, Fancy Embroldered Stitching and Band, KID GLOVES, in Dressed and Suede, black, brown aud tan, at @1.24. Best value ever offered. ‘For Three Days Only. New Godtsare being recelved dally. You will find it to your interest when shopping to visit THE BOR MARCHE. 816-818 SEVENTH STREET X. w. O” = BRB JARTERGHOES, ‘MEN'S AND BOYW PANTs, Beduced to sr Wsace Coste 191¢1016 Peonsyivania avence, P.R-STRAW HATS atzour ows price aya _ EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. “| GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS A it Greek, Jathematics and the English franches ima school: best of references: Asserts mamas sel 7ore l HARRIBT MILLS—VOCAL LESIONS TO Se re mgs ‘At home from 6 to7. Lessons resumed October Ist, Mealdense O34 Lat aw. se17-3m (QlG. A. MONTANELLL TEACHER OF THE €| tailan and ~panish Mandolines, Also good Man- ines fr sale at towost prices, "Addrees afsit-musio stores and 826 2Uth st. n.w. eel 7-200 Morty ot Georgetown, Owing tor the uatiiched diate’ of the new college bullding, the opening of twe session Is necessarily deterred’ until October 4th, Stadonte wishing to matricylate oF requiring a bre -HAOVE. te Umlnary examination will call upon J. JO} ‘Dean, 800 12th st. sel 73 WOOD HOMESCHOOL FOR GIRLS. THOR- ough, economical: position ans -rpassed for talu- ‘erm commencing Sept. 1DUL Access. Cat- Jette’ and Warrenton, Mrs. F, FITZHUGH, Principal, P.O., Aubuta, Fauquier Co.,'Va. sel0-Sw* SePTEMBER Sith, at 1012 Pith sen. Private classes in Kpglish, Freoch and Mathematics se16-lm* 1s8. ‘Ladies: cs BALCH'S BUSINES SCHOOL ‘and Gentlemen, 1200 0-1. reopens, Ot ven FO! more, sel-im. RENCH LESSONS a ee language anda Parisian pronmicintion New teres this week. Tene, PRUD HOMER ‘Morning, n and evening clases of all for adults and children. French ‘Kil m. Engilsh "The languarge taught h wt., between K and Teopenseptember 27th. eracdes, (en at 2 nd “French Schoo! (hits Seat), neat lowa Circle. Children speak, write and undersiand French. ‘rom ‘French text ‘au20-2m. "JHE ECLECTIC SEMINARY WILL BE RE ‘opened Sept Yoatg Ladies’ only. Special, instruct Horany special eaplopmentt nee es P set-in Zc RICHARDS, A ‘HE NORWOOD INSTITUTE. ‘A select Boarding aud Day Schoot For Young Ladies and Little Giels, ins fts fifth Annual Sesaton WEDNESDAY, September 20th, hd 214 Lath street. Mrs. WAU D. CABELT, Principals. sel6é-1m <STRU STE NSTRUCTION 0: ce For terms apply to H. DONCH, 608 H st n.w.. or principal muric stores. 8e16-3m_ IY SS JOSEPHINE NINO, MS Re reher of Fiano end Organ, i Tiina avenue, Lessons resumed September 200 8616-60 SHORTHAND AND_EXTENT TYPRWRITING Pp e taught ated avaraerees Sige, otherwise don't apply. vate pupils preferred. a QHOMELIN with Jonos @" Huston, Stenographers, Se Eontitane ae seis Flu reopen ites Primary School Feopeu fit Primary Schoo Wetober 1st, 1886, Atli3s 171 se15-1m* st BF SoHOOL MUS. PIKE HAS REMOVED A*™ HER STUDYO ‘To u more central location, 1319 F street, where she ‘will be pleased to meet her Clusses as usual, se15-2 HORTHAND REVOLUTION OAN: DUPLOANS, slmplest, mest. rapid and most icgible syazem a the world.” Clases forming. ‘Tuition by correspondence. Cail ior prospectus 020 F sti.w. pelo ot AMES CORRIDON, PROFESSIONAL, TUTOR, Sixteen years In schools and colleen. Exact Sclentife insiruction given at schools and residences ‘Shorthand, as weitien at the Capitol. Rookkeon: Ing “Ladiey Anguine Handwriting, pouular style for siticty Correspondence in Euraperand Ameria, Bras oundiand, preferred tordepartiment records Speneerian system’ Weticring, we Superb. written ud Engraved Visiting Cards, Card Stat epreventativen. Evening clases at the Columbian Gohitge treparatory Seoul, 1950 1st. nw: selS-1mse 't. CECH: CADEMY. 601 E.« APITOL ST. Exercises resanied MONDAY, Sept. G. ‘The fen Iisn course is thorough. ‘Music, Painting: Fancy Work: ing receive special attention, Private for indies. seld-2we rpue ‘BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH ST. N. W., And all other principal cities, ‘Recognized as superior to all other similar Instita- tons. Unexcelled advantages for learning CONVER- SATION. Best of Native Teachers. ‘Fee extremely Low. NEW TERM Now. ‘ARINTS ACAI = ‘Masonic Hall.” Cor. of 9th and F sts, n.w. ‘Mr. Marini begs to infurm that he will leave Paris nthe 11th and willbe at his Academy SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH, Wo receive Pupils and form his Ctasses fur the season 1886-87. ‘The regular opening day will be on SATURDAY, OCT. 2D, at 2 p.m, for misses and masters, and ut 7 p.m. ‘for adults" Ail former pupils and friends ure respectfully Invited to attend the opening day. sel4-1m selt ber 20, at 1801 Corcoran st. for jon will be given for tesc:ing, oF M., Principal, _ MES JL McGER'S SCHOOL (SIXTH YEAR) ‘will reopen Monday, September 20th, at 1. mw. ‘auls33m_ N Tors Tomn st, Washing Competent te.ichers in ‘and instrumental. autention. For further in EMERSON T STITUTE, O14 1ath st., bet. Land K RS CUIMBERTS SEMINARY, BOARDING ‘and Day School, for young indies an children, (on, D.C. opens Sept, 29th. i'departuients Music, vocal ‘and art receive special mation address, by letter or in person, Mrs, EUGENIA CUTHBERT. auz4-1m® sts Select Classical and Mathematical School for bo} Begin its thirty-ffth year MON DAY. Prepares for Harvurd, Vale, Prince Kins and other colleges und universities, the sci ve lob tape schools, U.S Military and Naval Academies, and for business, “Circutars at the bookstore. address, ‘For particulars CHAS. B YOUNG, au23-1m Principal. DAY SCHOOL FOR G ERMAN-AMERICAN FH GIRLS, 920 T st. nw. reopens WEDNESDAY, Sept Ist. The English Branches uucht. German made A specialty. A good education Isattaln guazes by all pupiisof average oa) Sons are given to both sexes, vindiv toadults as well as children. 1 auzs-1m® MISS CDE. ty. abi tu both ian Private Les- ils or in classes, asonable. rH GL, Priveipal, HE COLUMBIAN UNIVE! Washi ‘The preparatory school be RSITY, ‘The Columbian colleze begins September 20, ‘The medical school bexins Uctober 4. ‘The Corcoran scientific school begins October & ‘The law school bexinx October 6. For catalogues or other information, address. JAMES G WELLI au26-1m_ “a. President, rae PREPARATORY SCHOOL or THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ‘The exercises of this schoo! will be resumed on the ‘20th of Septem :r,with a corpsot seven teachers. The umber of pupils is limited to une hundred. and app! titted in the urder oituetr cats will bew Atith clas, limited in number tov to be composed of puplis. seeking Instruction i Fanehes and the rudiments of Latin, prepare English branches a wen tory to the regular work of the school, will be ierimed ‘at the e beginning of Pupils shall ay Of the Princi der the cl Ume to its instruction. ‘Tuition fee, payable seml-annually the first four classes, $80; in the fifth extracharges, he year will be a sufticient number of iy. The class, with the daily overaizht lacec ina separate room, un- ‘Of teacher who will devote his es re, in advance, in class, $60. No ‘The principal, or one of his assistants, will, from the fir of september. be dally. at t 1555 atc nw, coranewer th uirles, hoo!’ bulldiag, au3l-Im ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, Principal ‘Men—With Pre| Schools for Hoys For Young tory and Primary Schools for Gir, Ani ALE COLLEGF. ratory, and Business ies—With Prepara- ‘all sessions open September 15th, 1886, Separate buntdtngs. SELLY, DD ban ‘Catalogues ready. Address Rev. Prest., New Winusor. Md. \,ATIONAL MEDICAT, COLLEGE, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUM- BIAN UNIVERSITY. ‘The Sixty-fifth Annual Session will begin on SIONDAY, OCT STH a8 pine in the Meaical Building, 1325 H st. u.w., with an In- troductory Address by Prof. A. F. A. KING, M.D., to which the p.ofession and patie are cordially invited. ‘The regular lectures will’ continue dally throughout course, beginning at 0:30 p.m. ‘the Autumst Ex am nations wil commence at the College on TUES DAY, October Sth, at 7 p.m. For inf rmation oF cir. TV BuAUILY4's DANC G ACADEM: Carroll nsiftute Hall, F'st,, near 6th. Classes for Misses and Masters will open for the sea- son.ou WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 15th, até o'clock. Hours of Tuition: Weds ings, from 6 till 8:20, and Saturday mornings, Yrom 10 (112530, m+ AY ISS MAL BROWN WILL REOPEN HER School for Smull Children, re “R&CEEANDSCHOOL for sitis Sandy Si ring: Mont Co, Ma. ,18 miles north of Washington Cit ‘Opens Sept. 30. Thorough trainiyy homegoveruun health carefully attended to; number limited. For ulurs address HENRY G HALLOWELI. cl (Yale) BOTH SEXES AM, S30-m IGPH (THURSDAY). ‘There are two courses of study—English and Scien- tificand Classical. The school is supptled with maps, charts, globes. weights und measurs of re System, reference books and a chemical and physical luboratory supplied with all necessary apparatus, Number of students limited. ‘Tuitlo nH, from S50 10 $104 a year. including use of textbooks. end for ‘Catalogue oF call at school om TH W. SIDWELL. Principal, PERREE SY) MILIEAR Col C.5. WRIGHT, is. S., A. Cayuga Lake Mulitary Academy, Aurora, Y ACADEMY, BM. Poetpal, * BORGETUWS COLLEGE, D. as FOUND: D 1789. Schools tn the Academic D Reopen ‘THURSDA ‘Term Department « SEPTEMER othe ose Hor session of ten woutbe: = "e350 POR PERSONS PREPAR- SS tog fr competitive examinations, by a ladytoany gino puptte bave received fine appalattoctcs vir CH. 1200. 0st si-lm der civil service raves. Miss BA MS ReEyS, EXGHSH AND FRENCH AME School for Young Ladies and Children wilt re- Open Monday, September 27. 1308 Ms Circalars sent on application. zeae sel-am* iSS5,2o84 PORGIES Gk AME aod English school and. Ki OCTOBER 4) ‘Third year. Cireulars at 123 Private lessons, SEENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Con 9TH Sand D stan.w.—A practical busines education that qualities young men ‘a selves and successflly performs fe. “Thorough Instruction given. the English Language lations. vook keeping. Bas: Last, Political Eeoneiny ting’ “Kecular day and » support thee active duties of Kapha Writing, Rapid Calon: « Sabie Si Tontiiy tastalle fa Pal on ente weeks, Secret sable $0 Ralmentsof 30. illustrated Greaiar rg HEN ce cent _ Mra SARA_A. SPENCER, Vice wate xO A YEAR—S125 QUALTEN S500 twins Siottibor ACADEMY for expense, books. e. No extra charg: Eidental’ expenses. "No examination ‘Twelve experienced teachers, all ms tea Special opport pities for apt Vance rapidly. Special drill tor dull a boys Patrons or studen choose the regular Engtish, Sete feal‘or Civ {as doubled in Iss a temperance charter which pr Aotoxieating dei kes. hits te male of all strated © dress the Principal and Propricior, SWITHUN C sHonrt DGE, A.M, (Harvard Gratante: {Tmenal at ttges House, Tuesday, Sey pan Media, ___ FAMILY § Norrce ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF coc FER RRR ree KE ROR FE gs 85 Re faut ke Sexy Soo kee E OE kee Sus8 2 CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR oubt the most. Beacrivon andthe ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect Mt, contai to the prese but they produce ASSED DY the world. ‘To prove that, we Would sup 4 large quan {ity of Unis magniticent ped annually to Europe abd eated al the prinespal Courts of Uae old world. HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some person or persons are trving to lake advantage of the Feputation it has gained by unitating the Nate and brand, and attempting therevy to palin olf a ule | Mor article wr the genuine | THEREFORE Beeure and see to it that cither sacks or barrels read “CERES and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None genuine without the two gold medals, WM. M.GALT & 00, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers PSC LLICOTT CITY, Mp. ‘The 63d Annual Session will be resumed Si-P) MONDAY, September 20tn, 16, 1886. Miss A. MATCHETT, Principal. 635 Ist. n.w. se13-6e_| Miss ROBERTA H.ARCHEL, Vice Prinelpal-atz5-1m {TON SCHOOL, OF ELOCUTION AND | 4 RLINGTON ACADEMY. nnglish Langunge, 904 M st. n. w., tre M. | CORCORAN BUILDING, STEVENS HART, Principal, Fifth year opens OC TOVER ATH. Private and Class instruction Day and Evening. Detects of speeen cured. NSTRUM. voc TAL, VOCAL MUSIC AND HAR . mony systematically taught |Special atvention 10 beginners, qualifying them tor teachers or performers, Servic free to parties desiring un instrument. Prot F. GERMUELLER, 741 7th st. 0. MSekOse ISSTITUSE HAT rsvT AVE ‘This <chool tor Girls will open on Weduesday, Beptember 22d, 1880. For circulars address sei I-1Ww' THE MISSES LEWIN. TEE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS under fourteen years of age will open Sept, 30, 1886, and close June Ist. 1857. “A few pupils rece ved Into the tamily ax boarders. English. Casa Frei thematios Three departments—(1) The Seulots: (2) The Juniors, under Mrs. Colllere: and (3) the Freuch Kindergarten, in churge of Mada css des Gurennes. Address’ Prof, LUCIEN EC. COL LIERE, A. M., 2638 Lt. nw. Aim PPE COLLIARE FRENCH KINDERGARTEN apartment for Young Children, will open ~r.P- TEMBER BOTH, 1886, and close June Ist, 18) euch the Jangusige of the Kindergarten, No English ‘This departuent_ of the School w' charge ot Madame P, ES, a French lady, aud a graduate teacher of cademle de Puris, as well us of the Normal French dergarten School (Salles d' asile) according to the Pape-Curpentior Method. A idress Prof LUCTEN LLIERE, A.M. 1639 ist mw, | sell-1m. ANO AND CABINET ORGAN LESSONS. Good relerences. “ Address 408 Spruce si, Le Droit Park, sell )RENCH LESSONS—MADAME A. PEI Paris) has opened ber Day and Evening Classes at lier residence wud at the students’ re idence. also Private Lessons, Vor furtherinformation apply every day from 3 to 5 o'clock, Jide 831 14th street, ‘STRUCTION IN LATIN, GRE K, MATHE- mutica and English. Prof. &. A. SPRENGER, late Givi Service Exuminer. Candidates prepared far Col- Jege, Aumapolig, West Point or Civil Service Exam gations. Apply 4230th sl. Ww. sel1-3m. MESA ALE RE-OP Xs HERSELECTECHOOL sd Kindergarign SEPTEMBER 20H, fourth year,” Languages, Drawing and Dancing’ Classes Yormed in connection ‘with and for outside puplis Classes for older boys and girls desiring to tke up certain studies. Special ulteution tu. Mathematies, Speltiy apd Compeniion. “Apply 1413 Gat nw. ne N 18S HILTONS ENGLISH AND FRENCH Schoo! for Young Ladies’, 821 Vermont ave.,will Feo) PEWEDNESDAY, September 29th. _Je20-6m TW 3NTERT BY, A MELLRSOWS AND rieuced teacher of mathematics classes ins school or family. Address sel-im® ‘Mrs. B.G.D., 1206 Ost. nw, ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, B V. 3, Connecticut ave. and L st,, Washington, D.C. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little Girls, ‘The exercises of the Academy will be resumed SEPTEMBER 13, 1896, if oim N RS. GEO. C CHIPMAN REOPENS HER Sehool Sept, 27, 1131. Irth stn. as Jaititwiy prepared during school hours, ‘and those Which afe ined restudjed unt portected, "seta ASHINGTON, Dr C—“THE CEDARS "—A ‘Boarding and Day Sehool for Young Ladies and Little Girls, reopens UCTOBER 1ST, 1860, academe aad College preparatory courses. Special advantages fn susic aid Are. A bullding in course of ercotlons with enlarged scloal and class fom, willadd yreatly Yo the advantages of the school“ Number of pupite ia both departments limited. ‘Miss EARLE. 11051 Fs seo-dn APITOE HILL PREPARATORY SCIIGOL FR ou ‘snd Girls re-opens Sept. 27th, at 22 i Jeraty ave. ne. Private puplis a and the Ba evenings For farm ud my from Sept 6th, Mion eR, SMITH, Princlpal ve REN PRIVATE OR IN CLASSI I by Bro He La ROgUEVE ‘ative Parisian, tenet Preparation foraileolleges, W310 t st. septa HE EXERCISES OF WAVERLY SEMINAR’ ‘will be resumed on SEPTEMBER 29th, at kaoo. ‘K st. w.w., with a full corps of teachers. Circulars may be obtained on application to 1921 ‘Pennaylvania ave. pW. au27-1m. M188 LIPSCOMB, Principal. [SHINGTON CONSERVATORY 3) W coud Bullding, coe. ‘ea sha sin new Rlgnteen Piano, elce, Viol Gofnet, ac. "Pree advantages "Ow HOLLRRD Be rector. ie7-dme= CADEMY THE HOLY RA studies MONDAY. on oub PN wed ade rs fa Science, Heda eee partion i tar igs aud Kinder gare Present your. Conbected with ‘te pene ba Sere pagieny Sere Law Misses TEREYS rp is a cama Se ie et tea LA Cae iieoser | ss PRIMARY eae Cautbensen at SiN ath che, ase i ITUTE—PRINCIPALS, MISS SU- pero end Corner Pa, ave.and 15th st., opp. U.S. Treasury. A Select schoo! for Boys limited. Only scholars of ceived.” Fall term begins the SECON SEPTEMBER Day and Eveni nd Young Sessions, and thorongh instruction in the Comin) Men. Number moral character re- > MI n Engiish Branchrs, Book-keeping, Short-hand, Higher Ara metk aulé3m BUW! M= ANNI TYPE WRITER AN Algevra, Geometry, Latin and Greek. Dune Gel eS D Copyisr, 458 Louislana ave. (secoud floor). ‘Type writing guar. Anteed to be thoroughly taught for $10." Jez6-ma XONZAGA COLLEGE, 47 street northwest. The course of studies comprises French, English, German Latin aod Greek: Cheuicry: Wook veepiog, Arithmetic, Mathematics and Phonography. Re-upens Monday, september 6th. ‘Terms, $1 per quarter, In advance. auzi-Im \CHOOL OF MUSIG 1805 Ht st. p.w. Rates reasonable. Church orgun auzi-5m for 'HEO. INGALLS KING, Kev. EL A. MCGURK, SJ., Pres't._ ESTABLISHED 1877.) ce. Principal. GPPEMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY. 924 J n.w., opens MONDAY, September oth. tion given In the common. st struc lish and German Branches, Pupils will acquire » ready use of both languages, ‘Music. Ni man “Sen tor catalogue, au21-1m Lato, French, Vocal and Lustramental it School for adults in English and Ger HUGO KUERSCHNER, Principal. ME 8? s0surirs COLL iar, Terms: ers, day students accor ing to grade. ‘COURSE OF CLASSICAL AND COMMERCTA ‘veasion of five mouths, $100; ‘TUDIES: im Studies will be resuined ou afonday. Sept. 6, 1850. \ddress BROTHER JOSE ‘H., Director, Carroll Post Office, Baltimore county, Md. Please send for a catalogue, 3am CITY, READY at our Oftice a wing. Machive uf ag ved patierns al $3 per noNth, | auy of the most api or by the week. “Kent paid’ deducted uit price of Ma: hone and mall orders. ERICAN, No. off, wf which We huve the sole wc ceutiy beet greatly umproved by the increase of Ube S shuttle to double its furmer size. The new 1 Cap: a complete outfit of silver size or Automatic Ten plated tools in hauasome morocco, plust-lined, metal puand case, aud evonized cabinet work The very Samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done on the New No. 7, seut by mail on application A icgal guarautee furuished with all machines we sell, reut or repair. ‘C) AUERBACR, cor. 7th and H sta Telephone Call 422-2 uh HE WHITE IS KING! THE ACME OF PER section In the category of sewing Machines A concentration and condensation of wechanieal geulas und skill. ‘The range ot work can not be excelled. It is thing of beauty and a joy Jorever. Call aud seeitat jo k. MCKENNEWS. 27 Mth st nw. J.B. RICH MOND, Manager. Machines of ‘all kinds for sale ut Feut. First-class repairing done. Also, Central office for The Universal Patterns, see them. cr Auran Or Aw Orvnens ‘The Light Running NW HOME Sewing Machin the latent, est and best in the world. very Iatly"sbotid call at “ur oBice-and see the vartety Of Work Gone on this Machine, raubroidery Work of ail Kinds doue ‘without the use Otauy attachment Aue structibus given free at 5 UPPENBEINEL & BROS, 528 ML atroct uw, Sole Agent for the Light-Running sew Home sewing ‘Machine my29 in exchange. VS AY LEAVITT, OF oSTO ate tnd ceriltied examiner ofthe Ne Couserva ory. culture, 1013 10th st.n.w. . GRAD England Piano technique, harmony’ and voice “A® ScHoor, WEST END, 17th st. nw 2024 aiiss S..W. Kelly, London Medalist, and Miss Mt cl Kelly, Prin XN Meals an rded in lite classes in June, 1887. i ARYLAND, AGRICULTURAL ‘COLLE Next Sension opens SEPTEMBER 20, L586. eside the regular Collegiate Course, embracing English, the Chissics and the Sel es, al cour es in Agriculture, Civil und Mechanical’ Engineering tun of aignpline. Before making a final selection seni of this instivation, givivg full Of Instruction, Terms and Sci Location unsurpassed for beat convenience of access. ‘Address— MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL yz 2m 4 full corps of and Applied Chemlatry are provided, under re Beofemors und caninen "The Cadeis are under military orgauization abd we direc ‘Lectur. 1d for Catalogue ICUlATS as Lo Curses olarships. uty, heaith fulness and COLLEGE, Prince George's county, 1M AELEwooD INSTITUTE FOR Concvrdville, Pa Yale and Harv BOTH SEXES, jard Professors, ‘Thorough iustruction. in all deparuments. A well “ee J. SHORTLIDG! ‘department forlitule boys and girls, a AM MOONALDELLIS SCHOOL AND WELLES Principal. ley Preparstory.—Fourth year commences Sep- iember 22, "80. Prepares for. an; structors, For circulars address Mi ‘college: AN! Dest tte A ELLIS, Principal, 1309 17th st, Washington, D.C FHONOGRAPHIC Hi AD ARTERS SUMMER CLASSES. Call Monday and Thursday event 2 All Short- 624 Hi street u.w. hand Supplies. ‘ADAME HOFFELDT TEACH ‘Minster the true italian Movdera Monts rood curpeed fe nw. lute 1216 G. ER OF SING Ciassic and HE MISSES KERR BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO thelr fr.ends that ‘they have changed their resi- denee to 1223 15th st. n.w., where thelr school will be ‘continned with, ‘an26-1m. ‘advantages, Seplember 224. INKNEY INSTITU’ 818 CONNECTICUT Pp Hagiish, French aud Geran, Sehool ‘ave., select 20, Leads For circulars of Special to ite Misses BURGESS, Principals: ‘ation ad lstle girs, reopens Sepiember Tetibot< ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH ‘its elghicenth year tember 15, in the nurth session room. of Lr. sunder- land's church, 4 street nw: and universities. Its. the {akeu hight rank. See clfeulara in book Ronials of wellcnowa Been pat ‘The school-roum has The Priveipal may be ad- resell 717 irving st: Carrier'S0. ior neal oF information." (eulb-Sery 3. We HONE information and cireular D,, Secretary, 1118 13th st. om ke __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ ___ SUMMER RESORTS. _ b | ape ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL pare IN Gi DRTH MOUNTAINS, siomeeviiegs Frederick county, Va OPEN UNTIL OCTOBRE: F ‘. =e = * Tothe stiraction of the w r miu No naaed autre a Seeea wheel see Sans : Brome cores ena fer nud watioy eared Syma tit eatoee as cee sla of toch Fer cael ire sete settee ‘A. SPRATT & SONS, 401 9th sh _ PRAND UNION MOTEL. ATLANTIC -AV| Grate Cig. Be. Beckett bel tn every room; hotel lighted by eleccric liehit: plete xatilary arrangements. Jus PRIST, Proprietor, $1.00 per day,and § Lp tc per week. eu2é-im RKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAT CO. ¥ T 1 AND Most FASHION ABL! SUAGIEL SORT LN TH: MOUNTAINS OF Tei iewri hasbeen thoroaeh'y over hana, uted, repaired and papered torcnchoa GA Rew clowetsand the bed mentary pla sibs | inYute"twoumeaines we rns a, ame” in the im in connection with KO. Telegraph and This ts Hearewt Waterine pimce Le ‘B hours’ ride om | fishing und | clas \ivery u ats, &c-. ttins Ge Taaad fe at Drew's, Milburs ‘odice and . ening. Stat Yost. foridation addres MH. CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor. KG. MURR I Chief Clerk, Dr. CW. CHANCELLOR, Kesides |’ nysSin Be BATHING, BOATING, FIS ‘Address W.F. LAIICA ¥ my Tsim Fortras Monroe, Va DRY GOODs. <a SEATON PERRY, GUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER | WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ITTY AND COMPLETE Tock oF | Kis NOVELTIES | MAIRLAN (OuePU at 3 CLOTHS “AND” OTUER ARE THE “COKRECE FORTHE FALL AND SILK AD M $12 TO. y PARIS AND BERK AND JEKSEYS. : NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEPS, HOSE AND KID GLOY IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF RIG” FROM THE MOST 1 p WOOLCOMBIN ATION TS PRO! 0. N WRAPS, JAC CELEBRATED EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS. 20DS ARE DIRECT IMPORTATIONS TIONS FROM FIRST DURING THE Past 1 WOULD ADVISE HEIR PURCHA: SANCARCITY LATER MUST DESIRABLE TEXTURES 8" SPECIAL APARTM (NTS POR DISPLAY> ING EVENIN ODS BY GAS LIGHT #2 PLALN FIGURES ANDOORKECT PRICES SEATO: Peuxy BuILorNe, Penn. Avenue, Coruer 9h steve, _ Established 1840, SILKS ‘The Best Black Sliks Ever Made. Sof, fine and beautirul Iinck. Guinet and Ronnet’s Black Gros Grain Silks, Satin de Lyon, Rhadame and Duchess, in choice qualities, the very lowest prices, Klack Khadames af 81.25, worth $1.50. Special bargain in Colored Faille Francais at $1.25, worth $1.50, All silk ‘Velvets at $4.00, iu choice colors, We have just opened a large lot of White Silks and Satins. suitable tor Wedding Dresses, and offer Faille Francais, Satin Rhadames, ilieux, Satie: Duchess and Moire Brau white and eventug shades, at New York Combinstion Noveities in Plush and Wool in great Variely—the newest and most desirable goods in the market, Suk Mixtures and Plain Browile Cloths, for uilor-znade Salts, in every shade. All Wool French Cashmeres, 48 in. wide, $1.00; the best goods ever sold tor the price, New Paris Robes and Dress Patterns Elegant stock of Choice Noveities tn Silks, Velvets aud Woolens, Stuped, Cheeked laid Fiannels, for Wrap pers. New Juble Linens and Napkins Extra, Bargains in White Linen Table Dunsasks, at $1.00, $1-25.and $1.50. Black Goods of every description, Hosiery, Underwear and Umbrelieg, ONE PRICI . M. SHUSTER & SONS, 019 Peunsyivania Avenue nw, N.R—Twe Best 18 rwe Cuearest. ont Hovserunnisuixas, We are dally recelving our fall mipply of Rgeow Lowell nd Hartiord Carpets, coupe. We Bony quette, Velvet ana designs Art Squares all sizen, SUK. Pluses, spun milk wand’ Pa Coverings, cy Silk Furmivure That Polut, Swiss, Amique, Ciuny and Nottingham Lace Curtains, Chenele Pano Covers aud Spun Sik Tebie Covers, ill sizes Those in want OF choice 4 find it 10 their adVautage to ckamnine Sur Nock belure purchastiige = HOOE BI & 00. sem F ntfect S. B. Ex:eny HAS REMOVED TO 1337 F STREET NORTHWEST. SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. WOOD AND COAL, YOAL AND WOOD—DKY, «LEAN COAL, CAKE City Selected for acuity use, at bottoms prices TL SitSOS, dhe StU Pa ave 2 e. au2i-1m* TW S?2 FUEL aT stanrke nares V. BALDWIN Jom Wholesale and Retail Deaicr in WOOD and COAL. Complete Facilities Bottom Prices Ful Welght and Measure. Telephone conection” Mia Vara aud Once, 1101 Thode Island ave. nw. Bra ee en A a ne. SP Onice, corner skh wind K wie: nw aulOSm ¢ TONS OF FRESHLY 3 20 OOO me Sie competing Sanvety, at ihe very west Wood drepared in ine best munnce, Quick sid prope Sehivery" "wend in your orders ‘Office, 1114 Penusylvania avenue. rarch Oftices, 325 Penusylvauia avenue and 20th and K streets northwest. Depot and Wiha, Gland Water streets southwest G. 1, SHERIFE, Joux Muizs, ; ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealerin LUMBER, WOOD AND coal sm TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS, COAL by the cargo or carload at wholesale SRADEING seriOvE Wooberentede GvALund SAWsD and SPLIT WOOD Kept under “Large and wellasorted stock of LUMBER. Fine ‘Luniber and Flooring kept under cover, Me BUCHER AND Miss ADA ‘Mies Coun will soloist and ‘Atidrees 1890 15th at n.w. MoeNs, VERNON Noe Gina, Ben a moa season bapiee nd information ifm C. W. PAIRO, Priocipal. Yt emia OF stow ate +3 Dio Beil. (ATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF | Beware of Imitation: None genuine without the ‘for college, et ees Classes, month. wel Doieticngged rpldwriuor sspecaig FOR SALE BY se2-sm G.¥. WOOD, 27 5th ot. ne, PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for §5.00. ‘Signature of XKIBNER & MENDELSON, Sole Agents for the U6, Phila, Pa MES ARSE, BEIGE WHO was POKMTERLY Mi with’ Madame Van Reuth, bas returned tw: ity aud is now ready tor FALL WORK, pleased 10 see her customers at by ht. : ae - Cy Horemssox, IMPORTER, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Millinery, Cloaks, Dress Trimmings, Laces, Buttomm Rrehings, Comets ae. + Kid Gloves $1 per pair upwards, fitted and Warracite Mi Baadie MSCARER AM FRAME FACTORY bus Soruer of 11th wad G streets. Styles in bonnet and hat trames, the gia J very ory pale AND teat iis all Ube inte tall Bancaiss ‘As it sponttively necessary to reduce Our large siege of Summer Millinery in order to make root for eariy Fall Importations, we will sell our entire stock ot tmx porved and Domestic Bonnets and Hats at aud belo MRS Me. 3. HUNT, 1309 F screet m. w, Ss) L GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED aN LINED. Furs ofall Kinds repaired. Biss CUNNINGHAM, = a HS0 oth nw X Iss. EK. W PREY 390 TENTH SUicei-l NORTHWEST. ‘Bakes Corsets to order iu every sive aid tuaterta and guarantees perfect fit wnd coumtork, Ht SPRCLALT Lbs Alc: Fe Aiea epee ety est Wry. Patent Shoulder race, aid il Drew Keform Goods French Corsets aud Busties, Children's Corsets unde $1 Corvet (ime Hs own SMI Premcu German and Spanish spoken. mri Pen brass BOOURING AND DET CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWest. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crapo Vell Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our npeciaity, Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Kepaired. Lasdie® Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without npping. ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with 4. Fischer aud Matson \ riewe, Hue Kivoiie, Maris