Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1886, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weatne: OFFice oF THE CHIEF SiGNAL OFFICER. WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 5, 1886. Indications for 24 Hors, Commencing at 3 p.m. Torch For District of Columb: oiina and South easterly winds, n ber, north- mperature. its public buildings, full of valuable informa- tion. 921 Pa. av & Lornnor. Drtxx bottled | Jus RECEIVED fresh stoc! of Moxie at Meriz’, 2OL4 Fst. corner 11th n. w. Wrrraker’s Stock 5 Au oved to Williams’ nd D, at private sale ion Room, cor. 10th Da. Drssexgexe, magnetic physician, at St. James’ hotel, Tharsday, Oct. BorrLeD MoXIe cures nervous exhaustion. Try it. Tare Wate: . from Pennsylvania, has just arrived at Shi r’s, 1010 F st. Fesseit’s Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies, Borrnep 3 cures insomnia and sick headache. Miss Wixstox recommends Farrow's Pearl Toilet Cream. OXIE CURE OF A SPRAIN. ExXTRE, WAYNE Co. N.Y. February 28, 1835. Some years ago I badly strained my stomach picking civerries, and have suffered greatly ever Since. Nothing "has been so beneficial as All- cock’s Plasters. They entirel; that trouble. [have also been afficted with a lame ankie, but these plasters soon enabled me to walk. I reeommend them whenever I have au opportunity, as I have found them very use- ful for over ten years Alleock’s Plasters have always done me the greatest service every day more and more convince’ household should be without the: A. Brits. DR. Boone's LecreRe at Congregational ehureb to-night, and not “Monday” night, as Stated in the rs latrobes, furnaces, Fine Portrarrs. Kets Kemety, 1109 Pa. ave THE old established Wine and Liquor House ofChris. B. Xander. 909 7th st. n.w., still leads the market ior pure Wines and Liquors, Daess Surts for hire, 414 9th street, For WALL Paver and Window Shades go to R. W. Henderson € Co, 1113 F st. aw, Latest designs now arriving." Farrow’s PEARL CKEAM at Mertz’, 11th & F. FAaRRow’s Pearl Toilet Cream cheapest and dest. Eis Rik: PAaTRoxize up-town trade. Visit Washington formerly Vienna) Optical Co., 14th st., between and I Geiss Brazilian pebble spectacles, Hempler’s CITY AND DISTRICT seentinzs os Condensed Locals. Lucy Broadus, the little colored girl whose skull Was tractured during an affray in Cuester court September 22d, and who it was thought Would die, is improving. The surgeons at the hospital performed :. deiieate operation, remov ing pieces of the shattered skull, with great success. Yesterday Thomas Hungerford was excused as agrand juror and George F. Green and. J. Parker as petit jurors. Joseph “age dealer in clothing and gen- Yemen's fggnisiing at No. 309 loth street northwest, to A. Shloimbers for the benetit of his creditors. Preference is given S. Shlomberg for $1,000and A, Weinstein, 5: ‘The boycott wh Washington Thea! was placed on Kernan’s r by the Knights of Labor, Because the employed non-union anusicians, b remove W.S. Gilman, late Washington correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch, died in that city day. * Tile Everett Lyceum last night elected the following officers: President, Mr. Kimbal president, W. D. Burbage; secretar. doc; treasurer, Morris Feechin; eriite, Mr. Free- mab; editor, Paul T. Bowen; sergeantatarms, Mr. Stemer. ‘There was a largely-attended meeting of the Maryland Demoeratic association at its new Quarters on 10th street last evening, and, ches were made by L. Victor Baughman, nk T. Shaw, Col. Buchanan Sebley, Col HL Kyd Dougiass, PA. Witmer and T. C. | Weeks. Ata meeting of the executive committce of the Humane society ports were made showing that the number of ‘eases of cruelty to animals investigated during the past mouth were 169, of which 22 were of sufficient importance to prosecute. ‘Ehe members ot the advisory board from this city tor tie Hagerstown tair are Messrs. C. W Spofford, Samuel E, Wheatley, Robert ¢. How: ard, Wm. M. Galt, L.P. Wright, Geo. A. Bart- Shas. W. Hays, Geo. W. Knox and S.C. rsion party of several hundred people from Greensboro’, N. C.. and vicinity Is ex- Pected to reach this city this evening: Mr. William A. Hungeriord and Miss Bessie Jirdinston, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. James Jirdinston, were married at the residence of the bride's parents, on Corcoran street, yesterday | aiternoon. The couple left or a honeymoon tour in ti th, ‘The October term calendar of the Supreme Court of the District has 79 eases on it, the law and equity, being about equally divided, con- tuting tte buik. ‘The manugers of the colored industrial exhi- Dition announce that they have completed the arrangement of exhibits. A fine organ anda Piauo bus Leen secured for the use of visiting Tusicians, Atthe opening of the Carroll Institute tree School last night thirty-five applicants up- peared. severui, however, had to Le refused, as they were able to pay tor their tuition, and the ing the day and are not able to pay. Yesterday @ uorse attacked to a waon, the roperty of a man named Carter, ran away on New Hampshire avenue and struck Charles Burnes, boy ten years of age, breaking bis arm above the elbow. —— CHARGED WITH STEALING Two Rixcs.—Yes- terday aiternoon Detectives Raf! and Horne arrested Wm. P. Clark on the charge of the lar- ceny of two gold rings. It iS alleze wok & gun stolen from Juseph Demur, 408 9th street, to Heidenbelmer's to pawn, and while there a woman pawned two gold rings tor 35. ‘The rings were leit on the case, and it is al- Jeged that Clark took them and carried them tw Fulton's, Where he was about to pawn them in the name of 5. mons. He was locked Up and subsequentiy reieased on bail. he ease was continued. ‘APE PROM INSTANT about 4 o'clock, Robert Carnell, in the em= V. Trott, builder, had 4 wonderful ape froin instant death. the houses butiding for J. F. Johnson and E. W- Woodruff, ou H street, between Sth and 9th th story his rule sipped hand, and ip attempting to caten it he lost bis balinee and tell from the top of the Fear wall Uo the area below, a distance of about 45 feet, striking on bis side. He was attended by br. Woliaupter, and soon recovered so as to be able ty speak. "it was found that no bones Were broken. thouizh he was injured internally. He rested comfortably last night. He was & Powertully built men and quite fleshy. Finnie Tie Jcnres.—Today, John L, Ed- Wards was accepted as agrand jaryman in the Criminal Court and Heim H. MeMillian, L. F. Dorne and C. 8. English as petit jurors. a VALUABLE IrroveD Prorerty NEAR THE CariroL at Avctios.—Mr. Dowling will sell t-morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, in front of able properties, being and 132 © street northeast, one square from the Capitol. No. 128 is a sdbstantially built trame dwi - and the lot contal Rearly 10,000 square leet of ground. No 1 4s a beautiful frame cottage, with all the mod- €ru improvements, and the lot contains about 5,000 square feet. "Tuese ure valuable proper- Wes and shoul command the attention of par- Ues seeking good investments. See advertise Menis of the sales for further details. separa serene Fans LerLemeNTs AND STOCK AT AUCTION.— The adiinistratrix sale at the farm on the ‘Tennallytown read, two aud s-halt miles above the town, should at ral attention, as it fsa seldom offered opportunity to purchase Jarming stock and impiements at auction. The Block Is first class, being in good condit A conveyance to the sale will leave Yuncanson Brothers’ auetion house, corner Ninth and D streets northwest, at 8 o'clock, on the morning of the sale, Wednesday, Oct. 6. * ——— @earpenter Ploy ADMINISTRATOR'S Errrcts.—Mr, (Wednesday) “moraing, Glelvek, in front and wi all the household eff or HovsEHorD will sell to-morrow ‘ sof he late T. J. Durant, embracing French plate wantel and pler mit Tors, parlor, euamber and dining room. fara! Pitta Saks leseription. Also, oue Phelan wiilard table in first-ciass condition and latest style. See advertisement tor particulars. A New Deraurene ix Live Issteaxcr.— The Equitable Lite Assurance Society, of New York, ciaints to have been the pioucer in all ine surance reforms, and attributes the tact that for @ number of years it lus ui larger business by many miltioas than any other Sompanyy to this consideration. It now otters tor the first Ame to the public a new policy, called “the Free Tontine, and It asserts thai the advant- under it are not attainable combination in any other company, Tire eulte sbie is the company which for a number of years bas made all its policies incontestable After three years. It now states that “The Free ‘Tontine” policy will be tcontestable after two as made an assignmentot his stock | esterday afternoon re- | ool Was intended solely fur boys Who Work | In the | He was at work on | and | Claims That He Is Unjastly Confined. A BRITISH SUBJECT IN THE INSANE HOSPITAL PETITIONS FOR A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS. Yesterday a petition was presented to Judge Cox in behalf of James L. Williams, of Canada, for a writ of habeas corpus, and it was issued and made returnable to-day, but this morning | it was continued. He states that he ts a British subject without money or friends; that he was arrested in this city in Mareh, 1885, and taken toa station house, and without any examination he was sent to the insane asylum poy Elizabeth, where he alleges he is unjustly 1 Ss The ¥. 9. €. A. THE ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OFFICERS. The parlors of the Young Men's Christian as- sociation were filled last evening, the occasion being the annual election of officers and direc- tors. “President Charles Lyman, civil service commissioner,presided. A numberof new mem- bers were elected. Several proposed amend- ments to the constitution were adopted. One of these provides that members of the Young Men’s Christian associations of other cities,who Temove to this city, shall be granted the privi- Jeges of their respective associations for the un- expired term of (heir tickets. ‘Another provides that the president shall nominate the board of directors, their re-clec- tion to be confirmed by a two-thirds vote of active members present. ‘Tue tollowing officers Were elected by a unan- oF imous vote: Hon. John W, Foster, president; B. H. Warner and Joseph “Bowes, 'vice presi dents; J. C, Pratt, treasurer; Jas. L, Ewin, re- cording seeretury. ’ According to the change In the constitution the Girectors willbe nominated by the president. A vote of thanks was ten- dered the retiriu president, Mr. Lyman. ‘The ladies closed the program by serving collee, cake and sandwiches, ——— A Policeman Admonished. BIS ATTEEFT T@ ARKEST A SIX-YEAR OLD BOY WITHOUT A WARRANT FRUSTRATED BY THE Boy's BROTHER, ‘This morning in the Police Court a young col- ored man named Charles Taylor was charged by Officer W. J. Work with loud and boisterous talking and interfering with an officer while making an arrest, The officer testified that he was arresting the defendant's younger brother for an assault when the defendant interfered with him and attempted to take ti.e little boy from him. The detendant’s mother testified e and wanted to the station- warrant, and said he only wanted the boy for fighting: Lestimon: ‘Iwo other witne: ave similar The officer w: said: ‘I suppose, of course, swered the officer. yolt see Lhe act cominitied?” inquired the judze. “No, sir,” answered the officer, iy’s head cut.” said the judge. rrest_ Without a warrant, and if he bad knocked you down he would have been perfectly justified, but it is usually a bad thing e with officers ist is not justi- that part of the “but I saw fied th ease. ‘The Case of ferdinand King. To BE HEARD IN THE POLICE COURT NEXT FRIDAY. Yesterday atternoon aiter the arrest of Mr. Fer- dinand King, secretary of the Eleventh Building Association, (of West Washington,) on a charge of forgery, he was taken to police headquarters where he was held for about an hour, when his father, Mr. William King, went his son's seeur- | ity in the Sum of $3,004 and the prisouer was | released. This morbing in the Police Court, |r. W.°D. Cassin, the detendant’s counsel, | calied the attention of Judge Snell to the easé | and said he had arranged with the district at- | torney for the case to xo over until Friday and his client was ready to renew his bail, His father was required to furnish his tax certificate which he went after and the defendant | turned over to Deputy Marsal G: tax certificate being turnished, Mr, King was | azain accepted as nis son’s surety sum | 0: $8,000 ior his appearance next Friday, and he was released trom custody. named on the warrant are Fanny Lowry I street northwest; ‘The witnesses 510 Robert E. Fre: ex-president of | the association; Daniel Donovan, the expert, whoexumined the books of thé association; Edgar Frisby, 3006 P street; and William Giabaugh, president of the association, | gue Wasurxetox Cycue CLuB—At the | annual meeting of the Washington Cycle club, 1023 12th street, lust evening, the following bourd of directors’ were elected: President, E. |. Pettingili; M. L. Croxali, vice president; "V G. Coburn, Dr. J. H. De Meritt, | treasurer; J.C. V. Smith, captain; Wm. Mueb- leisen, IstiieGtenant, and H. H. Lammond, 2d lieutenant. The” president appointed as | house committee, Messrs. De Meritt (chair- man), W. C. Babedck and J. Howard Fishback. i shetichecanes | _A Company OnGANIzES.—At a meeting of the Shetiabarger liv car company in thiseity | las: eve the organization was completed | as follows: Directors, A. F. Barker, Washin | tou; RE. Blaser, E.’K. Bolinger, Glen Roe! Pa.: Dr. Charles 4. Davis, C. C. Duneanson, W! W. Herron, CS. Mister, DL Murphy, Daniel Ramey, N. Z. Seitz, Jesse Bo OW | White, Washington, and Dr. | quay, Engiand. Otlicers, N:Z. Seitz, president; | A.B. Wuite, firs: vice president; ‘Mixter, | Second vice president; W. W. Herron, Sceretary! | Danict Ramey, assistant secretary; Jesse B. Wilson, treastire weretary | THE Drop-Game Case 1s BALTIMoRE.—The | two men, Andrew L. Hand and John Burke, | charged With grabbing $50 trom a depositor in wu Baltimore bank on Saturday, by what is kuown as the “drop game,” was arralgned be- | iore a justice in Baltimore’ yesterday, and held for the action of the criminal court. George Carson, Who was arrested at the same time, suspected to be the man that robbed atioual Metropolitan bank in ity on Friday last, was discharged as there was uo evidence ‘implicating hun. A | telegram was received by the Baltimore’ ai | thorities yesterday from Chiet ot Police Wal | Ker, of this city, ay toliows: “District attorney | say's we have "no case against Carson and | others.” The Baltimore marshal ordered Car- son to leave Baltimore on the first train for | New Yors. | ee THE WomeN’s FoREIGN Misston WorK.—At @ meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society ot ihe M.E. Chureh ut the Foundry | chureh, yesteraay aiternvon, collections for the | list quitter iroin various ‘churehes were re- | ported, to $611.32; total tor tue fear S1.535.26. “Mes. 8. 1b, Lua Petra presided, Mis.’ Ira’ H. La Fetra gave an account of the issionary Work now being carried on in Chili aud Peru. ee KSIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.—Monarch | Castle, No. 2, Knights of the Golden Eagle, has | elected“ otticers us follows: J. C. Gooding; N 2. L. Tolson; V. C.. il. Mi. Seineider; 5. jig Sonnenschinidt; “H.” P., Woolman iG ~ H., J. B. Daughion; M.of R., Jesse | L. Gladmoa; Cor E., FLT. Baglish; K. of E. aries Jaco B., Frank C. Townsend W. CG, Ne Bui xu, Frank N. Quast | Esquire, W. B. ‘Ga, George W. Heisle: Ss. G., EF. simpson. P. UJ. C. Gooding has | been appointed deputy supreise ebier tor tuis jurisdiction. ——— Biscoz GrowrNG Wonsr.—A dispatch from Leouurdiown says that the physician to the Jail, Dr. Spalding, reports tuat Biscoe, in Prison Ou the charge oi killing Capt. Dixon, is growing Worse, aud he considers him extremely Sites ov Reat Esrark Maria, N, Thorp Son nas placed on record u deed to her from W. 2 Hu toe lots 7 wad 8, University Park, 126 by 143 feet, at the intersection of Euclid and University Places, tor $6,525. Hon. A. MeCue i on record a transfer to iim trom SF. Keenan lots 3, 4, ayd_5, block bia Heights, for $24,96587. "These are on 13ih street extended dnd are 687 by an average of 215 leet depth. ‘A dced bus been placed on record from F. M. | Page to T. F. Sehueider for sub lots 153 to 158, | square 237, eaea ironting 18 feet on Wallach | street, between ‘Vand U-aud 13th and Lath | street’, by « uepth of 80 tect, for $8,640. Also ene trom A. 31. Keed to H.C. Harding for sub lot 124, square 365, fronting 224, teet on the north side ot P street by 100 feet avep, between ‘Yth and Columbia streets, for $4,000. MARRIAGE LicENsES.— Marriage jicenses have been Issued by the clerk of the court to Jao. 4. Neagie and Ad& Louise Dougherty; John H. Laugiord und Mattie Jacobs; G. W. Morgan, of Fairiax county, Va., and Minnie E: Kineueloe, of Prince Wiltain county, Va; George Bro and Annie M. Colivan; Chas. H. Hoicom and Mary &. Beverly; Frank Kane, of Albuquerque, - M., and Alice’ V. Catlan; Holton A. Waters and ‘Edie A. Windsor, Dota of Montgomery county, Md; B, Frank Gibbs and Elia Fort; & H. Andrews, of blossburgh, Pu, and Emma A, Yaste, of Urbana, Md.; W. C."Fesseuton and ry E. Clark; Stephen Pudwort aud Martha Thotaly; George J. Woodgate, of Derby Line, Vt, aud’ Mary A. Kiley. —— OXE HUNDRED MILLION Lost BY FIRE IN A YEAK—The September tire iuss in the United States and Cauada, according to the estimate of tke New York Commercial Bulletin, was $6,500,- 000, a slight decrease from the average Septem ber ‘loss of previous years. Up to Uetober 1st, the aggregate fire Wuste in 1886 Is reported by the Aiuietin at $88,000,000, against $71,500, 0¥0 sor the sain period of 1880. Se thal wiih Vetober, November and December ayet to be heard from, there is uo likedauod ‘of a lower. igure than $100,000,000 to be charged ior fires 4 1886. 00 STILETTo's TRIAL TRIPs.—The Stiletto, which had been lying at Sing Sing since Saturday aiternoon, came down to New York elly yester- day with her owner and the guests on voard, jucluding Mrs. Gen. Fremont. The slew ‘Wil proceed immediately to Bristol, RL. Her owner says that, at the request of the govern- ment, be has inade threy trial trips, all of which were satisiaciory. The trialy were with w view to the purchase of the vessel fora tor- pedo bout if she proved satisiactory, ‘Lhe first {rial trip was for speed, and she made twenty- SiX and one-half knots un hour. = ieee TwextTx-FouR Lives Lost.—A terrible ex- m occurred on Saturday at Altroit’s cok ery, uear Wakerield, Yorhsbire, Seven men have’ been found dead, eight have been rescued, and seventeen are missing. In all probubility the missing seventeen lost their lives, He Made Him Move On. A BOOTBLACK’S RIGHTS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS, The sheltering arm of the District govern- ment extends its protection over the bootblack as well as the wealthy corporations of the city. A rather voluminous correspondence has gone on respecting the case of John Lewis. Jobn Lewis is. bootblack, and he complained to the Commissioners that he had been ordered ay from 13th and E streets by Officer Dig- gins. Commissioner Webb referred the matter to Major Waiker with the inquiry, “Why is this?” From Major Wal ice the papers traveled to Lieut, Arnold's station, and hence to Sergeant Diggins, who was called upon to answer, the Commissioner's peremptory, in- quiry, “Why is this?” ‘The papers then tray eied back over the same route and Sergeant Digzins’ answer reached the Commissioners yesterday, It is addressed to Lieut. Arnold and says, ‘n Compliance with your general instruc- tions to the officers, to prevent as far as sible the gathering of newsboys and bootblack: in large and annoying erowds on Pennsylvania avenue and other streets in the precinet, owing to frequent complaints from residents’ in the neighborhood of 13th and E streets northwest, about the boys, two of the most orderly were allowed to remain at the corner and all others driven away. John Lewis, who was located at the corner of 11th street and Penn- sylvania avenue for several years, about three Weeks ago persisted in locating bimself at the corner of 13th and E streets, Astwo were more than sufficient I drove him away. I would also Stale that Lewis has been arrested frequently and is looked upon with suspicion by the o! cers of this precinct. He has arrived at the full age and size of manhood and outgrown the oc- cupation of a bootblack, and should give way Jor those younger, more dependent, and having fewer means of earning a living.” ‘Tue Commissioners have not yet acted on the case, but they will probably determine at what age & bootblack loses his rights as such. —— The Courts. Equity Court—Judge James Yesterday, McUielland agt. McKaraher; pro confesso. Ourdan agt. Columbian Bank Note Co,; do, ‘Cox agt. Riley; do. Riley agt. Boyiand: test mony ordered taken before J. St. C. Brookes. Hanna agt. Pendleton; reference to auditor.” Cox agt. Riley; pro confesso_against defendants Wilson and Pike granted. Schaeter acter; order appointing Chas. R. New- mu guardian ad litem, CRIN AL Count—Judge Mac Arthur. To-day, Joun Essex, lureeny trom the person; pleaded hot guilty. Frank Wicks, assault with Intent to Kill; do, Jolm Appieh, Keeping a dangerous doz; pleaded guilty; ‘fined $10. John McKenna, assault; do; fined $25. ee Mrs. Cleveland in Baffalo. A LADIES’ LUNCHEON GIVEN IN HER HONOR, Mrs. Cleveland enjoyed herself among her Buffalo friends yesterday, notwithstanding the weather was rainy and disagreeable. In the morning, before the rain set in, she was called for at her aunt’s (Alice Folsom’s) residence by Mrs. Dr. Jewett, a daughter of Nelson Holiand, and they drove together to the park, made a circle of the meadows, and did not return to the city until about 11 o'élock. After partaking of ht lunch they went to the residence of Mrs, ¢ J. Sicard, on North street, where a ladies’ gin'at 2 o'clock. This was a pleas- antailuir, and was decidedly the society event of Mrs. Cleveland's visit. Some turty ladies were present, ull triends of Mrs, Cleveland and her husband, ‘The toilets were very handsome, but none more becoming than that of the Presi: dent's bride, ‘The purty broke up at 5 o'clock, when Mrs. Clevel two her aunt's residence. One of the pleasantest events of her stay here was the dinner party given Sunday evening at the residence of Henry W. Box. Last evening Mrs, Cleveland. stopped at’ home and eniertained a few iriends who called. She said she would start for Washington some time ton 5 Advance in B. and 0. and W. U. Shares. THE RUMOR WICH CAUSED THE RISE OFFICIALLY CONTEADICTED, The Baltimore Sun to-day says: The feature in the Bultimore stock market yesterday was the rapid advance in the shares of the Baltimore and Ohio, railroad. On Saturday fifty shares were sold at 154 und on yesterday 707 shares were sold at 158 to 170, the latier figure having been paid for 525 shares. The quotations at the close were 170 bid, 190 asked. ‘The operations in the shares uli occurred in the afternoon, A. dispatch received trom New York at one p.m, said that Western Union telegraph shares had jumped up Jour points in as many minutes ona Statement that an arrangement bad been Teached with the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph company. ‘The Baltimorg brokers believe that the movement in the “Baltimore and Onio shares was based upon the Western Union siory from New York. President Robert Garrett gave official und emphatic contradic. Uon to the statement that the Baltmore und Ohio had reached an arrangement with the Western Union. He said: “There is not one word of truth in the story.’ a ee DestitUTe CANADIAN FISHERMEN.—Capt, E, Larochelic, of the Canadian steamer Napoleon ILL, arrived in Quebec yesterday from Natash- quan, and reports: “Aiter supplying some of Une lighthouses in the gulf, we cailed at Natash- quan and elsewhere to take on beard destitute families of fishermen, numbering 207 souls in ail. On the way up we saw the steamer East ern Star ashore below Pointe de Mouts. We Went on board to offer assistance, but found we could do noting for her.” permet ee MARYLAND Tobacco Ruisep By Frost.—A special from Bowie, Md., to the Buluimore American says there was a'very heavy frost on Friday night throughout southern Maryland ‘and in this vicinity, doing considerable damage to the tobacco and sweet potato crops, ‘The to- bacco crop on the farm known as the “Baak Farm,” near Mulliken’s, is a total loss. ‘The loss is estimated at 31,000. ‘The wbucco crop of Mr. Charles Claggett, near_Marlboro’, 1s ruined; loss estimated at about $1,100. The tobacco ¢rop of Gov. Bowie was also ruined, ‘There was a special irost warning sent here irom the chief sigual office in Washington Friday, saying that there would be irost Saturday morning, and several farmers in this vielnity took advantage of it aud were out all night cutung their crop of tobaceo, thereby saving What would have been to them a great loss, but the majorily of the farmers throughout this vicinity aud southern Maryland wii lose bu coe GALLAGHER ARRESTED.—William J, Gallag- her was arrested in Chicago yesterday tor alleged complicity in a city’ rebate war- rant fraud. Jt was rumored thai thou- sands of dollars on rebate warrants had been secured by the conspirators; thatsome employe in the speelal assessment department. played into the hands of rogues is admitted, Coutrolier Scnwab denies, iowever, tat the conspirators have pocketed any considerable amount of money. +0 Tue CHALLENGE From THE CLYDE—The missive promised by Mr. Richard Beil, the Clyde yacutsman, who “intimated” a challenge jor the America’s cup on the 22d of last month, has been received by mail “ut the New York Yacht club. ‘he officers ot the club, however, will not give tke coutents of Mr. Beil's letter to the public until it has been laid betore the elub at ils next general meeting, which will be held, on the 23th inst, ———s@9—__ THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION 1N LONDON.—A. large body of workmen are busy in preparing Lwenty-two acres of ground at Karl's Court, London, which has never beiore been built 4pon, lor the proposed American exhibition, ne Builders have contracted to construct the buildings in forty days when the ground is ready for them. ‘The buildings wiil be suitable for occupancy about the beginning of February next. ‘The engineer and landscape gardencr have completed their plans tor the grounds which will be occupied by Buftato Bill'and his Wild West combination. ‘townsend Leroy has been appointed literary director of the en- terprise. ———_—+e+___ Po1sox IN THE PoRK.—The wife of John Dougherty, night watchman of the Union National ank’ of Wilmington, Del., bis son, aged 19 years, and his daughter, agea’11 ye were badly poisoned Sunday by eating disea: pork. Sirs. Dougherty became unconscious soon after her dinner, but vomiting saved her lite. The daughter was seized with convul- sions, and the son suffered terrible puin. A physician summoned relieved thew, and now ull three are doing nicely. The meat ‘had been well cooked, ————-+o-—____ A HILL Near Mexico Spuit IN Two.—A curious phenomenon has occurred at Chimapla, in the state 01 Mexico. Within a few days past and an investigation was made, by which 1¢ was discovered thut a high bill in the vicinity hud been compietcly divided into two parts by some powertul force, ~-296——___— THE Pore ASKS PARDON FoR THE REBELS — The pope has asked tue queen of Spain to par. don Gen. Villacampa, who led the recent re- Volt, and the other officers who were associated with him, from the sentences of death which have beet passed on allot them: ‘The Spanish supreme court commuted the sentences of the other convicted rebels to imprisonment for life. The Franklin County National bank, Greenfield, Mass., has me. alighily ones burrassed through questionable transactions of its president, H. Kk. Simonds, who has resigned. ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, ‘strength and wholesomences, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold im competition With the multitade of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders SoLD oxny mr Case. Rovat ‘Bakiwe POWDER Co,, 106 Wall street, N. ¥: 0024 CITY ITEMS. Exeel All Others for School Wear, Strasburger's Misses) Spring Heels at 986, Strasburger’s Misses’ Secret ov Beeeue ciel, Fy ‘* BD STRASBURGER, 906 Tih st. Dr. Lairits’ Pine Wool Underwear, Hosiery, Bandages and Olis, are pronounced by RSG? tho leading physicians ‘ot Barope tee be x go remedies for rheumatism. g NN GGG AUERBACH & BRo., 623 Pa, ave., agents for the XN GGG Manes sts, D.. =e Bandagee, Oils, ete.’ Workingmen ‘Will find it to their advantage to look at our Overalls ana ‘working. ‘Shirts. They are un- jt. Fram Toake and eaualed tor make ety ner 7th and Deiwtets, The only strictly One Hrice Hatter and Fu nisher in the city. Sacrifice Sale of Sand: Chapel Organs from $15 10 $4 & Bros., 709 7th st. p.W. nt for the Laer School and aal wae led Shoes at $1.24, i im Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- ing and delivered in 4, 1b. “Ward” rib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Bweet aitik Se. per quart. Cream 16 cents, Scott's Emalsion of Pure Cop Liver O11, WiTH HyPoPHosPHrrss, Almost a Specific for Consumption, The thousands of testimonials we have re- Perma- ceived from sutferers who have been prints, 40c. | ¥RENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, jattermilk; LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, and silthe © Latest and Richest Novelties in the Millinery Line, nently cured by Scott's Emuision satisfies us that it will cure consumption in its early stages and alleviate if not cure in its latter stages, & Castoria. hen Baby was sicl ‘Mica 7 We eave her Castoria, she was ewes ‘She cried for Castorta, m she became a When she had Gaildies nn Children, ae She gave them Castoria, en Bab; sic Y “We gave her Castoria, ‘When she wasa child ‘She cried for Castoria, When she became 2 Miss She clung to Castoria, Save the Pieces! Broken eozm glass, china, ornaments, furniture. A Mont Liberal Offert The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich., offer to Electric Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af ni M send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and icted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality, ‘Manhood, etc. Write them at once. There is Only One Sure Cure for Rheuma- wan, with Gorham {ism and Gout. “Mr. Wm. Ro’ Manuf, Co., Providence, says: “I had takel everything recommended to me, but nothing en and so prompuy, ever did me so much as Autumn Crocus.” Trial’ bottle free, GILMaN, 627 Penn, avenne, Jy28-e039 Baker's Cod Liver Oil and Malt is found of great value, even in advanced stages of con- itis pleasant. in taste and should have atrial, JOHN C. BAKER & Co., Phila.,and sumptioi atdruggists. Pickwick Club Whisky is the best. Illustrated pamphlet. in sealed envelope with full particulars, mailed sree. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, October 5th and 6th. OUR GREAT FALL OPENING will be far beyond anything of the kind ever seen before, as Mr. H. KING, who has just returned from Europe. exerted himself to his utmost while in Paris and Berlin, sparing neither time nor ex- pense to enable him to place before his patrous ‘ths,t,« | An Unparalleled Feast of Exclusive Fashions and '10e. Royal” glues them, Styles tor KING’S PALACE Only. Our goods have been purchased for Cush Only. It being our aim to give our patrous the full benefit of the reduction in values, our prices will there- fore be down to bed rock. The array of ‘TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, exclusively designed for us by the foremost Parisian Artists. Also, FEATHERS and FLOWERS UN- TRIMMED HATS and many other Materials and Novelties will leave nothing to be desired. Among other Leading Departments our CLOAK DEPARTMENT ‘will be aGrand Feature. While in Berjin T obtained styles Exclusively for KING'S PALACE, and we invite your special attention to our LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. Our Reputation for LOW PRICES, STYLES and FASHIONS, as well as for Extensiveness of Stock and Leaders in the Millinery Trade, will be more than justified. i" New Fars Axo Wixren DRESS GooDs. Immense Assortment, Beautiful Styles, Lowest All are cordially invited to our GRAND OPENING. We tender our thanks for the generous support and patronage extended usin the past, and we shall in the future strive to be worthy of it, Prices. ‘TRICOT CLOTHS, PIN CHECKS, NEAT PLAIDS, SILK and WOOD DRESS GOODS, suitable for Trimming. SILKS, VELVETS, SHAWLS und 2 RR §% 2 sks BLANKETS, KK NNN OG 558, oN re §°8 A BRR, TNT ARE BRE g58y EX HORAN CSP Sut 8. AA RRR OF ke xen ss, 008 M4 EE F Eee E OE Sesto | ppp A A goog REE o E moaneersesceyerrnane [for fe £ gf £8 Et Large size W LAN] 5 : witipg,size, WOOL BLANKETS (slightly soiled). 284 fu 284 SoS Eee 2 SUINET BLACK SILKS, excel i THICOT CLOTH and FANCY DiieS OO wool. BLACK SATIN MERVELIEUX, pure alk, 85¢. FANCY SILKS, 374g, 40, 45, 50c. a pasre BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, all ‘pure wool, OY AL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, wide double pure wool, wide ize Damask Towels, iridal Quilt,” worth each “enstomer who biys $10 oe DEESS “GOODS. (basket weave), wide double width, ail pure tine 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. OUR TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT. Choice selections of Paris, Londan and Berlin HATS and BONNETS for Ladies, Misses and Children. ‘The display is too numerousto mention. A treat is in store for all who inspect our Styles and Fashions, Exclusively ned and Imported for KING'S PALACE, Woorwarn & Lornnor. FALL AND WINTER OPENING, WRAPS. WRAPS. WRAPS, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5TH, 6TH AND 7TH, WILL OCCUR OUR OPENING or FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS, Comprising: ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, SHORT WRAPS, VISITES, NEWMARKETS, RAGLANS, SACQUES, ac, &2, in all the Standard Materials and Noverties, ASTRAKAN, CHEVIOT, SEAL PLUSHES, de, de, &. AT PRICES WHICH MUST COMMEND THEM TO ALL, Our patrons and the public generally are re- quested to cailand examine this stock, which ‘we are sure cannot be excelled in this market in quality and variety of styles nor in lowness of prices for such goods aswehandle, Come ‘and see for yourselves. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. DEPARTMENT OF UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, comprising French und Wool FELT HATS and BONNETS,not alone of our own Exclusive Styles, but also representing Shapes ot every Leading ‘Manufacturer, both foreign and domestic. To ‘obtain e Stylish and Fashionable Hat or Bonnet you must goto KING'S PALACE, ‘MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S HAT DEPARTMENT, ‘TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. Our Stock of MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S HATS is immense, representing Manifold Styles ia FELT: STRAW, VELVET, SILK PLUSH, and ASTRA- CHAN. Ifyou want a Nobby, Stylish Hat or Bonnet for your Children, KING'S PALACE is the place to obtain them. BIRDS, WINGS, AND FANCY FEATHERS, ‘WINGS and BIRDS that will make the Ladies fly Into ecstacy. Beautifuland exquisite Birds and Wings representing every zone, that are bound to charm every Lady who sees them. Elegant FANCY FEATHERS, that will make Hats aud Bonnets look extremely lovely, are to be found at KING'S PALACE. TIPS AND PLUMES, ‘Ten ‘Thonsand Dollars’ Worth of TIPS and PLUMES, ranging from 25 cents a bunch upwards, in all the Leading Shades and Colors, at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES, Don’t buy your Tips and Plumes before having seen those at, KING'S PALACE. RIBBONS! RIBBONS! Our stock of RIBBONS of our own importation com- prises the LARGEST AND CHOICEST SELECTION Ever offered here, and they will be sold at prices that will insure a rapid sale. SILK GROS GRAIN, VELVET, PLUSH AND FANCY RIBBONS, ‘Together with every other style the market produces. Save your money by buying at KING'S PALACE. JILK DEPARTMENT— ‘To open the seasou we proposeto offer Monday ‘nd during the coming week in our SILK DE- PARTMENT the following unapproachable Values, and request acarefulexamination from our customers: 21-inch Black Satin Rhadame, excellent qual- ity, at $1 per yard, 21-inch Black Satin Rhadame, superior qual- ity at $1.25 per yard. 2tinch Black Satin Rhadame, magnificent quality at $1.50 per yard. 21-inch Black Satin Duchesse, excellent qual ‘ity at $1 per yard. 21%einch Black Satin Duchesse, superior ‘quality, at $1.25 per yard. ‘21%pinch Black Satin Duchemse, magnificent quality, at $1.50 per yard, ‘21%,-inch Black Gros Grain 8ilk,good quality, ‘75 cents per yard. ‘1-inch Black Watered or Moire Silk, at $1 per yard. ‘20-inch Black Faille Francaise, at $1 per yd. 21-inch Black Jersey Tricotine, at $1 per yd, 20 Colored, All-Silk Surahs, wear guaranteed, only 75 cents per yard, NOTE-Our assortment of FANCY VEI- ‘VETS, superb in styles and colorings to maten our stock of Colored Slike and Rhadames and ‘Surahs, at attractive prices, ‘No, 961 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. SILK VELVETS AND PLUSHES. ‘KING'S PALACE is the great headquarters for TRIMMING VELVETS AND PLUSHES, Also VELVETEENS. We do not desire to quote prices, but we respectfully ask you to inspect our ele- gant stock and post yourselves regarding prices. Com- mentis unecessary, We are sure to please you as to both quality and price, (CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ‘We call your especial attention to our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Having made it a special feature, Mike our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, ‘We offer the Largest and Best Assorted Display ever produced in Washington city, having personally pur- chased while in Berlin, the Great Center for Cloaks for all parts of the world, and being particularly desirous of having my owe styles, over which I have exclusive coutrol, we are enabled to offer some Lovely, Nobby Designs, particularly for Misses and Children, as well as for Ladies, which cannot be found elsewhere. ‘We also offer specialties in PLUSH COATS, 40 inches long, at $20, $22 and $25, Also at $18, to arrive by next steamer from Europe. Our stock of SHORT JACKETS, NEWMAREETS, VISITEs, and CIRCULARS, in the different mate- vials, is immense, and we most urgently request all in need of LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S WRAPS, Not to purchase until you have inspected our grand ‘assortment. ‘We don’t fear competition, as our prices will prove ‘the auertion, NOW REMEMBER, TO BE FASHIONABLE, AND OF A180 EQUAL IMPORTANCE, TO SAVE MONEY (WHICH I8 THE DUTY OF ‘EVERY ONE), GO TO | KING EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL, = EDUCATIONAT CUTHBERTS SEMINARY. BOARDING | \”ATIONAL MEDICA 5 RTH Sree SeaNanY j Nand Day Sebool for young iaies ang ehilaies: | NN MEDICAL DEP At TO Jory idth xt, Washington. D.C, opened Sept, 20th ‘BiAN Sorcerer indo, ttle gira be der 1. ‘Competent teachers in ‘Music; eecal | ‘The Sixty-ath Abnual Sesion will besin om Ruropen Gcwber sth Mee MELLABETH TAR ps a tn the Neateal Building, 1835 Ise ne =p re _- — or in person, Brs. EUGEN1A CUTHBERT, obi Wroductory Address by bret 4. BAK Dt MoneNe = Po OA RENCH TAUGHT CON VERSATIONALLY TO | The reguiar lectures will continve daily tarougurat | 82 A: Cal si "Moreag Saruhan sion. s attheir Fesldences. at 0c. Perhour. Aglress | tire codes beeiantng at HI Pe ale et, Eventing clam: Ms cerns Mad. HORTENSE, 1200 Tih st awe A ee ey RS ‘day from Zt 8 pi. Apis, audio, 748 10th DAY, October 6th. at HORTHAND-BEN. PITMAN'S DAY OR EVEN- | DAY. October Sth. at BiB, Aer int Tmatlon or cir. lng. "Thoroneh courte: nee of A i Trpeceriter free. -! ING. M. D.. Lean, 726 18th ‘S ENGLISH AND CLASICA School on tol Hill and down town.” Classes, SL Mw. Office hours $0 to 10a. mi and 4 tod p.m -y 4-5 ‘ Teasonable rates to advanced scholars, Box 545, City | Teleptone call: S85. man Seek hoo! tor Young Ladies and FT SRO Ree | Wa GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE 2H. Fosteh, M. Aw IRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND, THE sTU-| VV t iuakea lifesize cray Q of Harvard. View Principal DENTS HELP. COPYIKIGHTED 1886 BY | XO Auowsedge of draw in. Me" ACADEN ¥— 7 MLLE. V, PRUD' HOMME, NOLPS, Room 11, May builds } SMecome Bat” An entirely new and original system for of os ‘Cor. of Btn and F ste, now. the French ‘The simpiest and most netural JERMILYA'S Da. NG ACAD Mr. Marini bees to inform that he «ill leave Parte. ever written. “fhe result ‘Carrol nd fruit of Yeats of success fulteaching.” Attractive to beginners: Valuable 10 ad- Yanced pupils, ‘The work is insix numbers. NaI Jorsaie at Free's, Brentano's, and Baliauty nes aiso wt onthe ith and willbe st his Acuity 2 SRETEMBRE 25TH erect ea, eg O RAS Classes fur Bae semsor Ihmey Say wilt be om Sa i institute Mali, F Chases for Misses and Masters will open for the same son on WEDNISDAY BYES NG. Septet oe, The author's residence, 1014 17th st. uw. Price of | arGecives. mites and 7 pom. "tor ad first bomber, one goby. Sue; four cuyies, SL." Jour. of Tutjon: Wednesday evenings, from 6 iil | forner pupils and fricnds are evepecttuily” 6:30 p.m. Mon- | 8:30. and saturday mornings, from 10 ti attend the op say. “ ee een ee 8390, and saturday mornings, from 10 (i 12:30, 14Tm, AMES CORRIDO: . PROFESSIONAL TUTOR YORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SC! OMS, ZD.BUCHER AND MISS ADAH cone | J Nixtcon Sear im schoo’ amd eenionta umes partment of the Columbian ME cictiers ot Piano, Orznn and Vora Moses | Selentitie undrwction gtven at ncois ant teagan ‘Waesiay, Uctober Bth, 1890, at 8 o'clock Diss Conn will accept. chisugeaencs ass iiamo | im sbort P—-——4 dition to the stud es heretofore taught and lectures will be given in the various ‘Givil Engineering, in Physics, Botany, Zoology ogy, Meteorology and Astronomy. For furthe mation apply to E. T. Fristoe, bean. HESCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC Art, 1424 N st.n. w. Certificates given gradi ates, “ Drimnatic Association classes jor soloist and accompanist, aud will also play at wed dings. dress 1830 15th st. nw © me the «ayia r MAW iL ithae poe ee in Barepe aod A Visiiln, sel-2mt 1580 1 ST, is. Four For ‘circ Houeot Zor. ary ies PAIRO, Principal. emen, "ending and training in standard plays ee : = S—MISCEK BOU Abie for benetita PHlucipal, Ms: Adeline Daval tse HIV ATE LESSONS —hookk EeriNG—navip | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Peedi ‘aluculations aud Rapid Writing @specialty JOR SALE-CHEAP—AL 412) MAPLY MAELEWOODINSTITUTE, FOR BOTH SEXiS, C.F. woop, 275mstne | E'Etbro Path f ~ AML Concoravitie, Pa. An efficient cory of instruc, STS aS be iors: Well arranged courses of study. S690 per veal, RTEN AND PRI- i SUSHORTIDGE (Vale College), A.M, F robes 2 TSen eee | MP otdervat $35) Me ent one ISS BLATR REOPENS HEt SELECTSCHOUI, lars sel-2m*" | PAON SALE KROL a - : aE z es ___eel-2 JOR SALE-BROUGHAM BY BREWSTER, Misnaiking rearien SEPIA MBER 2011, fourth Sie GEES SCHOOL SietH yea Broome st, in perfrct order. with pole aud “balla ‘Languages. b formed in connection with and for outside pupils, Payne's Conch factors, -508 Classes for older boys and girls desizing to tke up cer will reopen Monday, September 20t6, at 11 ww. "an tou | 2 a sm RESTAURANT, DOING A GOOD tain studies. Special attention to Mathematics, 5p MO. MISSES TIPFRY'S R GIRLS : No. 1 location: lease, stock fixtare “ ing and Composition. 1413 Q st. nw. octh2w | PANG Tit BOYS Reope: SEDAN | ply 1200 Dat at at aw AVID Ss. L JOHNSON, ORGANIST Ax | September lot, 1436 Corcoral si SALE ana t CWaee— —- iChotrmaster. 719 19th st. Ww. oc? Jars and furtive: informatio ‘abluti Upright Pano, the beat mate >] & CENTS PER HOUR. NSTRI LA’ nd massive style: com S000. Can be 17 SINo! StdaN Asp voraL Lessons by acompetent teacher. Address MARION, star of ice. 2 GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE LE-SONS agAL at One LF FLU; $00 Cah be unce to sult, Can be seen at THE PIANO EXCHAN: rt P _ Candidates prepared «Point or Civil service 1x sends hint, lege, Aunapolis W Bations Apply 4 ASHINGTON, D._« oc SORSALE—A_ RARE ‘ Sats sol ts hep PIANO Hanuatn Srauches privately or mmatecnast bent or rerereaces, | {NW Hedin any we tuguicent toned, wate” Mat, td tt persis = ae Saye STS toes and, beat lamp Cie at iia tn > Titth st” Sweatsh movements acd massage : - pid bannce handsome cover au: d Apply me ante: Oth ak IN TWO Keb ROOM warble top Furnitare, ti goo Plano in splendid ord Georgetow A FINE HAY MARK, } | sound, kind and gentle: wit! sta Y ole Wishing & good fs of gymnastics for ladies aud girls, Call or scnd ior vantages Of circulars, PROF, NISSEN, both depart st. SOR SALE- Nets walnut Praso Tessoxs ENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Of. Dstanw A sess cd wotuean tm Mi-S CLARA HARRISON, Ly Pupil of Wm. Mason, ‘N 618 M st. 1, the Tanglist 1 Intions. wookk Law, Political b ting.” esular WEDNESDAY. s Office open for irra. A thorough, pra augurated MONDAY, October 18, at 7. A very iluited number of tickets Will be issued ‘at 310 per course uf 25 lessons. A free course of Itulian to ptipil ‘Monsieur P. C. DESGARENNES, A.B. Professor es IN” CPSTRAL MES Boss PORCH MAN sivreacha year scholarship, | H° Wiilam County. Val ten head of Horses. tou hi QURSALE—YOU CAN FIND AT utr POSE Skeponitory Set A eation fagzies, Phaeton, CatTaiges ek, Principal, tered tn the Dist Cosas rimctial picere yon, rpue BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAG' 723 14TH ST. N. W., And all other principal cities. M IPALAGE. Recognized a» superior to all other similar Tnstitn- | AQ KLINGTON _ Quick sties and small profits the motto. octtee tions, “Unexcelled advantages for jearning CONVEIt | 4A CORG aceces —150 SHARES MONTGOMERY COT SATION. a eteck eemant AR amo SAMULL BEALMEAK, Best of Native Teachers, Fee extremely Low. aXEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil- ren. oc! HELDON'S ACADEMIBS—1003 F ST. N. W. ednesdi S. E SHCONDAIAND © RIGHT, nered syuare, $2 0. Sole HU ON easy pray tents. | Co, 925 Vth st. plauus and ong | JPOR BALES A Max pmo aun, ax good as Wew; DULILby uncut: 1 the county, WOOD BOS 1620 M st. nw. > Wo: “HOOL OF MODERN L. 18th st. n.w., corner K.—Eveni ing classes in German, Spanish and Freuch. Feo" ocl-2we K, DUMAINE. Principat, Se ebinvoin ‘et sia levels, "Sa = ST. JOSH 211 GE patety. edo: 2 Macvard, balls, @ 4; A's QuonniAN X COUISE OF STUDIES | Trieyei, gud. CAPITAL UYCLic Cun 140% CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL. ave Terms: Boarders per session of five mouths, $100; Young Men's Christian Association course. Classes re- sumed Oct.4and 7 _(se30-1m*) K.P. HANNA. | day students according to rade. COW SALE FIN een cae DEER bee Address BROTHEL JOSE He Dhreeion es | cheap. 1133 ath Musicand Art. ‘The theory of Music is thoro: _Please send for a eataivgue._ ___3y8m_| JS pueion; price “$100, Also, fivesearold. itoad taught. Special attention fs paid to Piano, Har 1 SS.22Y EEAN IPE OF BosTON, Graix | Mare, at. WO GAHEEN'S ‘Siable, O27 0 st. mw. tar and Banjo. Painting and the Languages receive | V4 uate end certified examiner of the New’ Bngland | _0cd2t® particular attention, Private class in Fainting. Pho- | Conserve ory. FP wuue, harmony and voice | POR SAL R Poow FARL hography and Fancy Work. Lustra Painting, Calis- | Guitare, “JU! Fee 0% i FABLES, thenics and Kindergarten are new features of the | S°<Ure_ Xin evo; hia is, Ces, FaCKS, A resent veur, Connected with the Acauemy isa | YPADAME. J Apply to. SREY, 1203 Peimsyivauia ave a So ae ee eecieeereteeers EA, DANIEL RESUMES LESONS | by unsurpewed methods, lus ier roumsat 716 Wiki | OOH SALE BARGAIN St n.w., late 1210 G osewood cus ond beautiful quality of = ~ | PDINKNEY a 5 UNIVERSITY, ; | g ladies and little giris, re-opeus Sept - ‘Clinica will be held regulariy at the Freedmen's Hos | 4, [snes Hur circulars or syecal norman iia eee aE a ee Erof, Neal F. Graben, M. D. $2 tine Miloees UE MNES | Solid Walnut case, five octave, sweet Loned. Original Practice of Medicine by Prof. BK. Hood, M. D. TPE BOYS’ ENGLISH AND CG | FLIGHT | price $65; closing out price $24; easy pra. uients. Obstetrics aud Diseases of Women by Prot C. B. Commences its eighicenth year Sep | ocost FG. SMH, 1.05 Pa ave ress orth session room of Lr Sunder: poinmical at Providence Hospital by Prof Robert eyburn, M.D. Sot MPs pun vial pueraey aaiG ima RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF ‘s.udy: to adults confidential; prepares ior college, ‘Annapolis, West Polut, all examinations. ae28 IVY INSTITUTE, awecor, Sth and K sta.n.w. AVERLY SEMINARY. 1400 K ST. N. Wi— Boarding and Day School tor Young Ladies Opening October Ist. Full corps of teachers For cir- Guiars apply to Seminary from 12\a.m.to 4p.m. or to9 pm. MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal. 3m PEE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY ScHOC 101s, COL Re asa rule, how Asi ‘SERVATORY OF M Cloud Building, ‘cor. “tb and E hieenth year Plano, Orzan, Voice, Violin, Flute aie, “ree advaniages 0. BULLARD bt. 3 jes-ara® Stwo year oid stroug Rows, $2. Ties, Lvergreens and Hardy Flowering Plants tron to 83 per dozer each, To every 8S order, i Clubs FOR BOYS under fourteen years of age will open Separate. 1 will add, gratis, one of the’ mus Sept. 3, 1586, and close June Ist. 1887. A few pupils Roses. “Her Majes.y." or “American Beauty tor received tuto the family as boarders. Kuglish. Clas Lapply. Private pupils preterred. K. every $10 order thice of ther flue Roses. Lalso have French, Mathematics. Three departments—(1 CKOMELLN, with Jobus & Easton, Stenographers, | consiaully on haud ali (be seusoaable choice Cul tom Seniors; (2) The Juniors, under Mrs. Coliiere; a1 2 Louisiana ave. Se16 _ | ers,and Wiilexecule every Order at the shortest possi- the French Kindergarten, in charge of Madame V. G ISH AND FRENCH | Dletme. des Gurennes. | Address’ Prof, LUCLEN E. C. COL- Caoaias ic cee aon ee N. STUDER. Floris: LIERE, A. M., 1638 [ st, n.w. sel1-Im aa mie oe Uniontown. D. — ed tetas a a Open Monday, SeptemBes 274s, 1308 it st. CHrculars | Googe Center Mark PMHE FRENCH KINDERGARTFN DE) sel-zm* | _ = ———— ment for Young Children, will open SEPTE: 4 sent on apphieat DOR SALE — BER 30TH, 1856, and close June Ist, Kk RESCH LESS )NS—MAD F Jisola at once $125 will buy a good, sound and French the Sniy language of the Kindergarien, | AY Party bas 0 ing Classe at | ite ‘horee, Jump seat carriage ‘ Salen spaken, rms Geparement, of, the Cullere | Private Lessons, Yor fariherinformation apply every | sen tur tive days after Ua MAGKATH & K Livery stable, 2) AVERY Wad Mure; 6 yeurs old; fine stock: Mharkabie for geutieness and kindness. Wedi rsd Stes a rene iaiy, aid day trom 3 wy 8 oelock, EP Acadcutie de Pars a8 well as ofthe Normal french | _¥eAi-Lns Doha Kindergarten School (Salles d' asiie) according tothe 5 GHD O_GIPRAN RBOPi Fapetar fier Mettiod, “A ldrews Prot Lucie & | MI SSncat Sept ae desi nS GROLLTERE. A.M. 1088180 uw. sell | 7 3 fu.ly prepared ditring school hours, and’ those TAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD U i are mis ed until persecied. ‘VERSITY. Cuintes by Prof. Starr Parsons. Dental operati 831 14th street. mache YAPIIOL HILL PARATORY SCHOOL PF ‘Young Boys and Girls re-opeus Sept. 27h, at pow SAlt—ONE and extraction of teeth will be performed. ev. New Jersey ave Se. Private pupils u languages and wam boiler very cheap. Also, one kuglish ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, ‘rom Mathematics day and evening For particulars. ad- | C¥<ie, for huait price.” C,H, to p.m. free of charge at the Dental Infirmary in | Gress, frou sep. loth, Miss ER. SMILH. Principal, | 452 Louistan the Freedmen’s Hospital. For filliugs no charge will be made, except for materit ora sel0-Lm* B. PURVIS, M. D., Secretary. Pes c AEE E se. COKNELIA E. BOYDEN, = ae a eee F begins Ociover 4th. For cir M22 'CAE DEPARIMENT OF THE UNIVER sels Lan ak SITY OF GEORGETOW THE THIRTY-EIGHTH SESSION will begin in the new College Building, on H street, between 9th and 10th streets n.w., on Monday. October 4th. For further information address J. W. IL LOVEJOY, M.D. Dean, 900 12th st. nw, MES. HILTON'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH School tor Young Ladies’, $21 Vermont ave.,will Teo) os September 20th. Je20Gm_ KJ. P. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME BUSI- Ni Ss Ociver ‘Ist At 1122 Connecticut Avenue, mary, centrally io cated. 2 ene = (OK SALE-SLATE MANTELS: THE BEST lace in the city to get genuine Sime M Ww prices 1S at KUACHE’S Mauufacuory, 41 First Flat AND MRS BUJACS ENGLISH AND french Boarding and Day School will reope S PTEMBER 27th at 1012 Private JAMS Pal s927-1m biogt <4 ts 1 iaced at A Seect Boarding and Day School For Young Ladies and Little girls, ith AnLua Session DAY, September ¥ ‘and 1214 Lath street 2 WEDNESDAY. LEXANDER ZIWET, 140 C Ste. ‘Lessons in German, Mathematics, ete. Trans from the Russian, French, Geru ‘ MBS HARRIET NILIS-VOCAL 13 AVE tases and Gentlenien, at hose sally trom to7. ud maw, In per order. Can be seen at Feed store, cofuer ty. ‘Lessons resumed Uctober Ist, Hesidence List. a.w. IRENCH KINDERGARTEN AN English School for Children under 12ye>s, MAD- AME CHEVREMONT, reopens SEPTEMBIK 30, 1602 15th st., between P'und Q. Am* THE COLUMBIAN UNI- SITY, 804 Estreet now, YOUNG'S LARGE Cale riage Repository, nd 451 C st Lk. agen ra assoruinent of all the Various styles, new aud so 1d sersine k VINKGAR, pal. Tweltuh year opens = ; elpal will be at home alter september Sth from 1 to dail and Miss. ¢ 3 ‘Advanced free Twi Foe See Pye PORE Cip suarauiced Wo keep pickles, ead ¢ W.L TUNE & Bi THE FACULTY. [AMES C. WELLING, LLD, 2 President, i. A. SELIGSON, 1200 PENN=¥L- L.¥., has Just reotived 9.000 gallons Pure ¢ alifrnia Clute: sells at $1 per gallon. Special prices to Jobuers. sad Your orders at Guce. Gouds delivered free. Open frou swe NS, PRIVATE OR IN Ur, a native Parisian teach THE HON. WALTER § COX; LLD., Assocrats JUSTICE oF SUPREME COURT OF THE Professor of the Law of Keal-and Personal Property, Law ; "of Contracts, and of Crimes and Misdemeanors THE HON, WILLIAM A. MAURY, BLD., Assstaxt ATTORNEY Guxeuat oF tite UNirep bes Professor of Equity Juriaprwdence, of Common Law ‘and Equity Of the Law of Hvidence, fd the La of Partaershp. GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ, Amociate Profesor of Practioe aiid Judge of Moot THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LLD., SOMETIME ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME Count OF THE UNITED staTEs, Protessor of Constitutional Law. THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LLD., SoLiciton, OF THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Protessor of Criminal Law. ROBERT C. FOX, LL.D, ‘Treasurer. ‘The Exercises of the School will be resumed in the Law” Lecture ig of sabe Columbian University: fnease, corner "spd streeia. on NisbaY, OCTOBER OTH, at 6 OCLOCK P. msde “The Faculty and course of tuntuction Sill be e course : the same as, drive Brecoding years, with enlarged mony systematically taught. “Special atventivn to egioucra. qualifying them torteachers or perforaiern- Refvioes te to parties desiring an instru TF GERMUELLER, 741 7th at mw, ISS IGA HESSELBACH ‘Whi reopen ier Pri Gestumens Hare OUR STOCK 1S NOW COMPLETE. DRESS HATS. $5, $6, $7 AND Bs DERBY HA’ 2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, 84 AND SB Colore— tack. Svat hireen nou chien Krvwe. YOUIH'S HATS, Svc. Te. Sl, $1.25, $1.50 Agents for “YOUMANS" N.Y. ATS. Ree iS KNOX” N. ¥, HATS. UMBRELLAS. OUR SILK UMBRELLA STUCK Is selected with Frets Sere comprig oice Gold, lives Janae Lrouze, Buckboru avd bbony Mountings, adapted tor Lilies and Gentiemen, pena = ported milk and. Worsted chor and MOHAIR UNUKELLAS, ALL af THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES BH. STINENETZ & 80: BATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1237 Peunsyivania ave, Faesu Goons, ‘We add eighteen patterns of New and Stylish CAS SIMERE SUITINGS to our stock To-day, which we are offering at $18, 822.50 and $25 per suit. Remember, our enlire stock is New aud that our Assorunent Is Lange. Jf you want astylish, Good Fitting, Tailor Made Suit at the Lowest Price come to HARBAN & BENNETT, 1221 F street. School TO ELOCUIION AND hai Lap 908 at new Stra SL vENS WAIT, Pri year opens TH. ‘ate abd Class instruction Day and Evening, Defects of speech cured, ‘seL1-1 MES BACRA FLINT AND MRS MYERS WL Teopen, on Uck 4th, their School for Giris be- tween theages of 9 and 14. Number limited to 15, French Kindergarten in Connection with the school, under the charge of M’lle V. Prud’ For circu: lars address 1 Xx cc $13 6th st., Washington, D. C Quchs October 10th, ‘provides “practically: useful ferms: Life ‘Pc S40. For Boarding, Statiou-ry, ee: 43 works Soar , Station: ry, 2 weeks’ % Circulars (ree) address Martyn's Comuerciat Collec. JANIS DOASEY. wit hee, Callthente will resume lassen at Forrest Hall” West Washiuriouy aid tee Friends’ Select “cool, Xo. 1811 1 st. n. W., Wasblig- ton, OM Oct. Gt. Ciisses ub schools on reasonatne terns, Address Miss ALG. DORSEY, slz2 Pst, West Washington, reodus" Hl Al GERM. ‘BO, ington, by the Missi DOWSe A wil open Sept a, a0, with faut corpa of Insteuciors “fn For circulars addres "Miss St. G. DORSEY, aul4-eo2m* West Wasbingion, be. ESCHEEL ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO ‘Particular ahd VOCAL MUSIC, be: [434 New Yor ave: 24" F st. nw; Fiteh, Fox & Brown, 1437 Penna. ave, or to JAMES C 'WiLi- ING: Lib. President. se21-6u 3¥10-co3m* iecpeomage’ fC Lasr Ar Lasm Av Las 195 17h st. 16: sive, and 1623 X st. . vEMENT. ‘and bay School tor Young Lacies and Litte | WE ARE ON THE KOAD OF IMPROVEMENT. i aT ASR eae ronal _O0r Klore, under the influence of skilled workmen, Fourth year begau SEPTENBER 22, 1886, withfall | bas ween saiely lowered, and the fiutings are being Chapecia ‘Herdic 4s employed by the schoo! for the | TAPMdly replaced. We are going tohave a modern and ‘of pupils in Giotaik parts Of the citys” seam ‘convenient Grocery Store, in which will be found a RIEN DS 0 NW FRE SERGE SRD tbat ata M0 ALb- ELLs SaT0OL AND PRE PAKATORY, all times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES ‘and at the Most Moderate Prices. You waut 10 kew