Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Iadients the 24 hours commencing at 3 p.m. Yor the fistttet of columbia, Maryland,” and Virginia, local rains, generally cooler, winds shift ing to northerly. ~ Don't Dezay purchasing @ bottle of Dr. Bick- nels Diarrhora aud Dysentery Syrup. It is a fame tly necessary. nit isdue to the fact that the Food Is manufactured from ma- terials possessing valuable medicinal principles, hot depend for its virtue upon the tmag- uider-ike” plant’ which has become so ap that double quantity of the extract can now be used by the concern that reused to fur- Bish a sainy t to the “Druggists’ Cir. eulir™ when The E dealers gen erally at rt bottle, or ean be optained D street Southwest and 1224 Sore C. Pauwrr, Manufacturer of Exceisior Nerve Food, Fixe Porrrarms. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava, Fresern's Ice-CkEaM. For Tue Next Weex torn up, owing to adding.’ putting in changing the locat Amproveinents we wilt prices. store will be very much ailditional room Wwe are 4 passenger elevator and m of goods, During these il everything at reduced W. H. Hore, SOL’ Market Space. Rocras’ Umonetia Factoxy, G13 D street north- west. Branch store, 14th street, near H. Face and eyesight fitted, $1. Hempler’s, ave.&434. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. New Natiowar TaraTen —“Russia.” Haxnts’ Byov THsaTER.—“Davy Crockett.” KKRNAN'S THEATER. —Comue Opera and Variety. Paxorawa Beri.ptvs.—Battle of Buli Rua, ATHLETIC Pars.—Roller Coaster. Condensed Locals. Alice Carter, colored, a passenger on the steamer Mattano, was taken siuldenty Il yesterday even- ing as the boat was neariag her Wharf, and died in afew minutes, Mr. Win. P. Dumble, formerly a well-known newspaper man of Indians, and for the past ten Years a clerk in the Post-Oftice Department, died fast night at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. M.D. Helm, 121 E street northwest, a y. eight years. The remains will be taken to Mt. Gilead, Ohio, for interment. Rev. E. D. Bally, presiding, a committee was ap otrited to report a plan of organization for a pro- #bition unc ‘A lighted paper unde way at H fast nigh fire, which tinguished by Policeman Nelson, assisted by some bystanders. ‘Those wno leave the city during the summer can have Tue $rax mailed to thei Ume, at the rate of address changed requisite amount of money must in euch company the order Jno, Whalen, an aged colored man, well known in South Washin: as -sawyer, Was locked up as an bh al drunkant, and thls ‘morn ing he was req per to give Donds oF Jos. Sill n sends Harper's Monthly and St. Nicholas for September. Death of Charley Macomber. A NOTED POLITICIAN AND FRIEND OF THE PRESIDENT PASSES AWAY. Mr. Chas. S. Macomber died at bis residence on New Jersey avenue yesterday afternoon, The de- ceased Was well known in this city, where he had lived for the past five years, and fs remembered in New York as one of the most skillful politiclans In the State. For nine years bi uffalo—and Was a Yiden. His and, a reumstances during bis id Was very kind to his ey and groceries ever} illness, Prestc family, sending them 1 few days. Years ago Grover Cleveland, Oscar | Folsom, and Chas. S. Macomber were inseparable compaiions, socially and politically. The Presi- dent to-day is the only survivor. Late yesterday afternoon Dr. Hall, who ts an old restte Buffalo, called at the White House and tnformed the President that his old friend had passed aww Mr. Cleveland was aware of the fact that Mr Macomber’s family Was in destitute cireum- Stanees, so he authorized the doctor to make all hecessary arrangements for the funeral end directed that the bills should be sent to him, Mr. Macomber also leaves a sister, who 13 4 Mrs Spencer, the wife of the Junior’ member of the large hardware firm of Hibbard & Spencer, of Chicago. At Washington Grove. A FUNERAL IN CAMP—THE ANNUAL MEETING DRAW- ING TO A CLOSE. Correspondence of Turk EvEstx Stan. WASHINGTON Gxove, August 230. No public worship was held in the encampment Yesterday beforenoon. At noon a large gathering assembled to the funeral services of the late Jas, W. Deeble, of Dunbarton church, which was held at the cottage on ad avenue. Dr. McKendree Reilly oMtetating. assisted by Revs. Rice, Davis and Shannon. At the conclusion of the religions ser- Vices the remains were borne to the Baltiinore and Onio station, thence to Oak Hill Cemetery in West Washington. ‘The honorary pall-bearers were H. ‘Cralg, Dr. Armstead , J. Henry Wilson, John W. Wade, Maurice Adler ‘and G. "I. Wood Ward, | The officiating pall-bearers werw Dr. Chas. Crawford, Russell Woodward, Sarnuel Polkinhorn, len. I. Poole and H. BL Woodward, E. Davis preached tn the tabernacle at 3 Orlock Yesterday ufternoon. reading sei you e's Song and gos; wens held ta the same place, the heavy showers preventing the meeting tn the canvas chapel, ALS p.m. Rev. Samuel Shannon made an earnest appeai, in respouse to which four young adie came t the altar. Dr. A. Gibson and wife, of Bal- tmore, arrived in camp to-day. The Lord’s Tabi Whi be spread to-day, and to-morrow the camp- meeting services will Glose. ‘On Thursday a temperance rally will be held in the Grove by the people of Montgomery County nd the District. Prominent speakers ,from home nd abroad, are announced. Kev. Rockville, spent yesterday in Camp. Among arrivals yesterday were Mrs. Herbert Richard= on, Mrs. Jaa, Davis, Spencer C. Jones, Mrs. Mary mpson. Miss Fannle Jackson, who has been guest of Mrs. H.C. Craig for the past week, turned to West Washington to-day. Mrs. Kubert and daughter are with Mrs. E. Gaither. ss Lena Blackford fs vistting Miss Gertie Birci. SS ‘Whe Pork Butcherw Strike. A MEETING OF THE BOSSES TO BE HELD THIS AFTER- ‘NOON. he Pork Butchers’ Association will hold a meet- is evening at thelr rooms, corner of 8th and iE streets, for the purpose of taking action on the strike of the journeymen butchers. They claim, ys President Fred Dietz, of the association, that Journeymen have acted in un ungrateful er, and they (the bosses) Want a chance to answer them. The New Rules. To the Editor of Tar Ev Sram: The explanation of the garbage collector does not reach my case. For years there has been othing on which we could depend. Now it was three Umes, and now it was once a week, that col. lections were made. Remonstrance did no good, nat I Was forced to hire a private collector, as, I as) for carrying off es thoroughly. The additional ed, would be a good deal less ave to pay now. “CONN. AVE. Sales of Heal Estate. Smith Pettit has bought of W. W. Birth, for #10500, lots 8 and 9 reservation 11, 50x150 feet nm the east side of 2d street, between B and C streets northwest. James J. Clirk has bougnt of hard Smith, et al, for #4200, the west half of ‘ton the south both garbage and tax, ff one ts ne thab many of us Yesterday Mr. T. > by ils next friend, wainst Beroard Leou- copartuership and an F. Miller, for Thos. J. Buc Timothy’ Buckley, flied a bil fk for a disoliition of xccount, ‘The Dili states that T. J. Buckley and iefeudant entered into copartnersiip under the aur of Leonard & Buckley to transact a general estate business on February 12, 185, estab. lishing an omue at 417 43g st. =. W., und continued in satd Dusiness Ull November 23, 1856, when th defendant erased plaintiff name trom the sign nd Wok exclusive possession of the office, and clared the partnership to. be dissolved, all of Which was done without plaintiff's consent. 1 states that the comimisstons amounted to $150 per month; that he largely contributed to build ‘up the business, and he clatius one-half the net prot its from the Wate named, benveneO A WOODSAWYER AND 4 CABMAN Come TO GuigR— Jue. Thouas, a colored woodsaw yer, was fined $9 by Judge Har, ¥ for sawing wood on the parking in Se ugton.——Patrick Custek Was charved With failing to have a light on his cal “He Was tined &. ———— For VioLaTINe THE Denpise Iteccnarions.— ‘This morning in the Police court Harry = relas han was charged With failing to have) lint on some building material placed on, walk On Pennsylvania avenue southeast. He was fined $10, James White & Co. were changed with # siiatiey offense on Gth street Was liuposed. Samuel S, Shedd’ was charged with 4 suunllar offense tn an alley near 7th and © streets Rorthwest, and the court took his personal recog. Rance, stispending execution of seutence. Thos E. Soudop was charged with failing to properly Protect a bed of mortar, and Was Nued $10. Chas A, Lemore was charged wit occupying more than SET 08 E Reteet with ballding material "a tine posed and execution e sts ot $10. ution of seuténce Ax Arrovep Iverntcrox in muste 13 Prof, . issTkCcroK im mi : XA er, of Berlin, Whose cant will be found i aut Other “column.” His conservatory high Tiber, bese Klown, as ts evidenced bythe fact at more than ollce the euperurs of Germany Sud Austria have conferred distinctions upon hil. Ithas already been lurgely patronized by AmeTi amy and [those ‘in want’ of musical: education ‘Would do well to correspond with him betore final Gecision as to where tuey Will pursue ie — ee ‘SEE CaRp of N. H Shea iu special notices, ceting at Wheelock’s Hotel last evening, | Was city clerk of | t of | James Wright, | northwest, and Use same fine | The Statesmen Outbatted and Out- fielded—Other Games Yesterday. ‘The rain that began to fall during the seventh inning of the Washington-Detroit game yesterday, and which eventually caused the game to be called before the home nine had a chance to try their Side of the proverbial “lucky seventh,” undoubt- edly prevented the heavy-hitting Wolverines from adding some large figures to their batting record. AS IU was, they secured honors at the rubber with which ordinary ball-tossers would be am ply satis- fled. Dupee Shaw, alfas the “Wizard,” seemed to have no effect whatever and was given an unmer- ciful pounding, which, coupled with ragged fleld- ing and base-running, gave the le lead- ers another uft toward the pennant. The. home team went to the fleld first, with their gaudy red- and-Wwhite skin-tight suits,'and began to chase the leather at once, for the first ball from Shaw was Sent spinning over second for a single, followed by more and heavier hits from the big sluggers trom the West, In the second inning Hines made a gal- lant run for a high fly just back of short-stop and fnaily captured it, uiaking one of the prettlest catches seen here for a long time. The score w: Washington, 5; Detroit, 11. Base-hits—Washing- ton, 7), Detfolt, 14. Etrors—Washington, 5; De- troit, 3 Other games vesterday resulted as follows: Phil- ba 4; Indianapolis, 1 innings). Brooklyn, ; Cleveland, 4. Athietle, 6; Louisville, 6. ‘The Boston-Chicago game was called at the end of the fourth inning, with the score 1to1, Rain pre- vented the New York and Pittsburg teams from starting. ——_— Shot by a Policeman. AN ESCAPING PRISONER BROUGHT DOWN BY A BALL ROM A REVOLVER. Shortly after 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Policeman Malloy, of Lieut, Gesstord’s precincts shot Abraham Banks, allas Abe Banks, a colored man, near the corner of 8th and Boundary streets. Banks was attempting to escape, having assaulted the officer and broken away from him. Banks was sent to the workhonse about a month ago, har then been arrested by Policeman Breen.” He hi 4 few mouths before returned to the city from the Albany penitentiary where he had served a sen- for larceny ‘or housebreaking. Yesterday Scaped from the chain-gang, and the police notified to arrest him, Before his commilt- nt he had been ving with a colored woman named Sophie Braxton in Glick’s alley, between cn. 7th, A and S streets, and yestentay morning he Went to the house and it 13 charged assaulte her. When she called for the police he struck her in the buck With a stone. The girl complained to Policeman Malloy. About 5 O'clock Banks re- turned fo Sophie Braxton’s and attempted to enter | the nouse but found it locked, and he tnen amused It by throwing stones at an old woman sit- ar the window. Malloy appeared upon the Scene and arrested him; but Banks resisted. A Jar.e crowd gathered and followed the officer and prisoner to wear the corner of Boundary and 8th reet. Here the officer turned and ordered the rowd back; Banks tried to trip the oflicer but failed. Banks then struck the officer with his fist ‘on the breast and face, and breaking away started down Sth street. Malloy at once pursued him ling on hita to halt, and then drawing his pis! © red one shot in’ the air to inthuidate him. pt on, and when some 10 or 15 | Yards ahead of the officer the latter fired @ second UUme. “Banks ran some 20 yards farther and feli in the street. He was picked up and taken to the | station, where Dr. Henderson examined him, The | shot had entered “his back directly over the right | Lip and passed out tn front over the groin. The wound he pronounced a serious but_not dan; Banks was subsequently sent to the Freed- Hospital. ‘The case will be heard in the | Police Court when Banks 1s able vo appear. A Missing Mail Messenger. REPORTS AS TO WHY HE LEFT HIS WIFE. Edward A. Sheehan, the mail messenger of the Soldiers’ Home, disappeared suddenly on Friday night last, and his wife 1s apprehensive that he {has left With no Intention of returning. Mrs. | Sheehan reported the facts to Lieut. Gessford and rgeant Slattery. Some of the policemen mud an tuvestigation, and it was reported to the one night last week, while Mrs, Sueshan w: | her uusband lett her room in thelr | Solmers’ Ho of tee wate inthe dark he 0 the roo of teen-year-old girl and made some insuitin: i - | Banks, however, key re- marks to her, and that the girl had reported the occurrence to the governor of the Home, Gen. { Hunt. Itis thought that finding the exposure | Which seemed impending Sheehan left to get rid Of the consequences. ee Amusements, New NatiovaL TueaTer.—Mr. Frank Bangs Inuist have been Mattered al warinth of his reception at the New National Theater last night, and Miss Charlotte Behreus could not complata of the treatment accorded to herself, her company and her play of “Russia.” ‘The plece ts not by any means perfect, but it preserves the main incidents Of the novel of which it 1s an adaptation and 1s superior to “Zitka,” which was dramatized trom the sume story, in the purity of Its motive and the trength of tS situations. The interest of the audience centered in Mr. Bangs and Miss Behrens, Who sustained the leading characters, Mr. Bangs fully imaintained the Ligh reputation he has acquired as an actor, and lifted into prominence a part which in less competent hands would be weak and.uninteresting. Miss Berens his many attrac- | ve physical endowments, and 1s an lotelligent and ‘conscientious actress The supporting company 13 good, the embers particularly wortuy of mention belng Mr. Frank Ambrose, Mr. 1 Glenn, Miss Livingtone and Mrs, Waldron. A. jarge delegation of tue Nobies of the Mystic Shrine of Baltimore occupted the boxes, having come over in compliment to Mr. Hume, the man- ager, Who isa Bailtimorean and a Noble, ‘The at- tendance was quite good, “Russia” will be re- peated every night, and at the matinees on Weduesday and Saturday. Maxxis’ BuO THEATER.— The play of “Dayy Crockett” never grows old. Last night. Harris’ ‘Theater was crowded by an audience who followed the romautic story of the young backwoodsman’s Jove with the greatest applause. Edwin F. Mayo 4s the son of ils father, and follows the conception and style of the original Crockett very closely. ils acting ts easy and yrceful; lls voled ts sweet and used with perfect good taste, and his face 1s haudsome and expressive. Miss Mabel Leonard as Eleanor Vauylu, the heortne, and the other mem- bers of the cast Were good. KERNaN's THEaTE.—A burlesque on Audran’s “Mascot” was presented at Kernan’s last night by the Grieves Comic Ope under the title of “rhe ‘Tale of a Mascot.” Ail ibe parts were well taken, though the honors ate carrted off by Miss Vincent Muscot, and Mr. Burton as Peppo. ‘The olio program was attractive and well rend- ered, the Horseshoe 4 giviag a very neat and effec- tive cast. ——-___ ‘Transfers of Heal Estate, Deeds in fee have becn filed as follows: W. Fletcher to W. F. Gardner, pi. 2. sq. 481: $6,000. Emily N, HopRins 10 Juo. Henderson, pt. lot 49, Sq. 363; $1,650. B. Diggins to Owen Donnelly, sub 1, Sq. 791, €. 39 5, Sq. 8 Si. 637, Se 36 2 Sa. 791, lot 3, Sy. 71, pt. 6, sa. SH, &o.3 3— NO dewsom to W. Maye, 1ot 18). iy 19, Sq. BOL; $— al to Marry i. Bagby, lot 12, to Geo. F runtell to Min Beatty & Hawkins’ $1,200, Sarah Robinson is Faber, lot 12, sq. auldition to George nd Sara Williamson 12; $3,600, Kuius A Webb, sub 19 tol, s Webb'to Hattie E. Freen 315,000, Jno. G. Slater to Edward C, osand 54, sq. 11; 3700. Tue Washington Brick Machine Co. to Diller B. Groff. lots 135 to 143, sq. 1008; $4,000. M. IL Weller, trustee, et al. to Me. Weller et al., lots 5 and 10, sq. 1086; 1, 2, 10 to 14, Sq. 1133: 1, 2, 10 to 14, Sq. 1138; sub 27," Sq. 732! SUDS 23 U ‘Sq. 10¢i pt. 4, de sud 12, S& of 1019; w. pt. su i. Duttey'to Stella B. Conger, pt. 23, sq. 334; $7,000. Heirs of Jona- than Prout to J. HH. Peake, trustee, lots 29 to 31, 8g. 900; FJ L. Barbour to F. L. Duidonne, sq. 732; $3,276. Auntie J. Couner to Amelia pt. 1, sq. 36; g900. —C. L. Loomis to James Smith, lot 270, sq. 12, Montello; $100. F. J. Shadd. vo Eliza Callaghan, lot 26, sec. 3, Barry Farm; 200. 0. C. B.ack lo Lavinia 8. McCoy, pt. 10, sq. $100. W. W. Birth to Smith Pettit, re 4 $10,500, F. J. Shadd to Elizabeth McKenale, lot 33, sec. 7, Barry Farm; $400. Mary Ann Keeman to Janes L. Barbour, pt. 6, sq, 536; Mary J. Hawes to Joseph N. Fitield, lot 3, $2,400. Morrison to Samuel D. Samuel D. Sq. 758; Greene, 10us Carr. GovLD’s SILVER WEDDING.—Twenty-five years ago, on North High street, Baltimare, re~ Sided a young miss who had a bea inatrimonially | Inclined, but her parents regarded them as Doth too you to take such steps. On the 22d of Au- Kusig 1862, they were out Walking, and golug toa lainister’s residence, Were married, and ‘retdenin home, announced what they bad done and received the parents’ blessing. ‘The twenty-ftth anniver- Sary Of te event Was celebrated last evening by the parties, Capt. W. H. H. Gould, a popular“com ductor of the Baltimore and Potomac his wife, at their residence, 712 D street south aud the celebration was a inuch more ceremonious affair than the original wed ‘The parlors were handsomely trimmed with flowers. Kev. Ale | exander Kent, of the Chureh of Our Father, made | an appropriate address. ‘There were many callers | and many congratulatory letters were read. ‘The evening's entertainment closed about 11 o'clock with tie Old Virginia reel, ———— Affairs in West Washington. Dvara oF Mxs. Epwaxp Mix.—Mra. Alice Mix, wie of Mr. Edward Mix, Of Tux EVENING STAK, died this morning at her “home, 1526 20th street. ‘Fhe funeral will Lake place to-horrow at hall-past 4 o'clock. Mr. Mix has the sympathy of map, friends in his Sad bereavement. . Bask Bali.—The Olympic Base Ball Club leave to-morrow for Frederick, Md., where they will play the champion club of that place on Wednes- day and Thursday, after which, 1 is thought, the club will visit Cuinberiand, and engage in two games there on Friday and Saturday. ‘Tue FINAL Sexvices over the remains of Jas. W. Deever were conducted In the chapel at Oak Hili Cemetery yesterday afternoon, sales of live Carri. Manket.—Tane toll stock at Drovers’ Rest, D. C., yeuterday, are.re. ported: 175 cattle up und all Sold, Best, 4% a43, good, 43844; mediuin, 4a4%¢; 909 Sheep and lambs, 787 sold, kets. Sleep, 244K; lambs, Siga6X; 4385}. 10 Cows and calves, $20 and for cattle brisk, sheep and lambs dui. Gkain Kecsirrs.—Canal boat David Knode arrived with 4,000 bushels of weat and 4 tons of hay for J. G. ‘and J, M. Waters. Schooner Kitty Sushets or whut ford: f Dusen Wheat woes Wheat for G. T. wi ‘on *Change at 80c. to &2c, a bushel. ‘TRMPERATURE AND M.—Great PF, ta the river t- low tide at 546 pm 36. High we, Philadelphia special to the N. ¥. Herald, August 22, America for Americans, Know nothingism ‘Without religious intolerance. Ina nutshell, these are the cardinal principles of a new political party which 18 to be orm in this city during the consti- tutignalcentennial, next month. The doctrine is old and the party 18 to rise, phosntx-like, from the old know nothing and American parties during 8 Patriotic celebration. ‘The projectors of the new Party, the “American national committee,” to- morrow will issue a call for a convention, to be held on September 16 and 17 in St. George's Hall, 13th end Arch streets, in this city. The officers of the central organization and chief spirits in the ae are Wm. Horace Hepburn, chairman; J. M. 01 retary; J. M. Davis, assistant secretarys and Drew {didoy treasure. Chair. man Hepburn 18 @ well-known lawyer, He was never prominently identified with any political party, al ‘he was generally supposed to be democrat. He ts estimated to be worth half a million. J. 31. Munyon is. publisher. J. M. Davis 1s a jow and Dr. E. W. Kirby, who 1s a rominent physi has heretofore been identi- with the prohibition party and claims the dis- tinction of having nominated John P. St. John for the presidency in the convention of 1880. Most of the canvassing has been conducted by circulars, ‘one of which 13 a8 follows: “AMERICAN PARTY PLATFORM. “We, the undersigned citizens of the United States, realizing the dangers which threaten the welfare, it not the perpetuity, of this republic, hereby associate ourselves under the name of the American party, for the of protecting our ‘American Insuitations.” And 0. this end we here. by pledged ourselves to jote the following specific objects: Ist, the careful restriction of tm- tion; 2d, a thorough revision of the naturall- zation laws; 34, reserving lands for American citi zens only; 4th, the protection of Americans, in all thelr, riglits cn land or sea, tn ‘all parte Of the world; Sth, fo restrict and guard the right of elec tive franchise; 6th, to impose a high tax on all foreign immigrants; 7th, to abolish polygamy in the United states immediately and entirely; 8th, toenact and enforce such laws as will eradicate intemperance; 9th, to develope the resources of the country by a wise system of internal improve- ments; 10th, to protect and promote the American system of trae common schools; 11th, to adjust the relations between labor and ¢apital on a perma nent basis of equity and Justice.” SOMETHING LIKE A CHINESE WALL, The statement that General Master Workman Powderly and ex-Gov. Alger, of Michigan, are members of the new party, {s not true. Neither of the gentlemen has signified his intention of Joining the movement, although Mr. Powderly 1s Teported to have said: “I would lke to see a wall 500 feet high built around this nation’s territory, through which noone might pass unless he had money enough to keep him three years in this country.” So far as the restriction of immigra- tion ts concerned the new party would impose a tax of $500 upon every person who lands in this country, and in addition he would be required to obtain a permit from foreign consuls, based upon fan accurate blograpliy, to be furnished by himselt and by reputable citizens of the neighborhood in which he had lived. ‘Thus paupers, criminals, and Political agitators could be excluded. A foreigner would have to be a resident of this country twenty-one years before he could vote, It 1s ar- ued that te naturalizing of a forvigner after a few years’ residence gives him an advantage over aman of Amertean birth. FOR THE PROTECTION OF AMERICAN LABOR. “We have no desire to stir up bad feeling,” said Secretary Munyon to the Herald correspondent, “but we think the time has come when the Amert- can laborer should be protected. We have laws to rotect the merchant and manufacturer from European competition, but we have absolutely free labor. ‘Thousands of men are idle and tramp- ing about in search of work, others are striving to better their condition, and yet the great European horde continues to pour in. Our industrial sys- teun 1s unhealthy in consequence of this immigra- tion. ‘The mechanic from abroad comes here and joins a union. May be he displaces an “American, ut he prevents an American boy from learning & trade under this systein of restricting the num| Of apprentices. We oppose no religious sect, but Wwe Will insist on the maintenauce of the public schools. Our Western lands should be given to Auericans only, and intemperance Will be erad! cated by Improving the whoie social constructio: ‘The most advanced prohibitionists are beginning to see that the enactment of sumptuary laws Ww! not cure the evil, Men must be Improved morally. RESERVOIRS OF STRENGTH. “Have you made any estimates of the strength of the movemefit?” “Yes; we estimate that we will have about 160,000 at the very least. ‘There are many pa- triotie societies which will joi us tinmediately, although they Will still preserve their distinctive organizations. ‘The senior Order of American Me- ehantes numbers about 140,000, the junior order about 100,000, and the Order of Minute*Men about 600,000 Uirouguout the rural districts oi the Kast and West; the senate also has about 600,000. ‘The Patriotic Sous of America have several hundred thousand, and the Sons of Revolutionary sires can probably muster 10,000 more. In addition vo thes orgunlaations a great many grangers wilt join us.” “From whieh of the two old parties do you ex- pect the heavier gains?” “Well, that 1g Nard to tell. We will draw from the democrats tn the South and the republicans in the North. We have been very active, and there are organizations in almost every State. I cannot give you the names of the State officers, but they wil be announced in due tine.” It ts expected that the convention which will be held in September will be attended by about two hundred accredited delegates und about five hun- dred representatives froin all sections of the coun- try. Win. Horace Hepburn wiil preside. ‘The con: véntion 1s not called for the purpose of noiinat— tng candidates, but 1 will be in the nature ot a. ihdss meeting for the purpose of formal organ) za- Mon. States, counties and towns will be organ! zed, snd next duly 1t 1s proposed to hold anauioaa’ con” Veation and nominate candidates for Hresident and Vice-President, The Miners for Powderiy, ‘THEIR DELEGATES WILL SUPPOKT HIM IN THE GEN- EKAL ASSEMBLY. A Philadelphia Press speciai from Pittsburg, Au- gust 22, says: Master Workman Lewis, of the Miners’ National District of the Knights of Labor, in speaking to-day of the Home Club defeat in New York, sald: “I don’t think it 1s possible to knock out Powderiy, as he 1s too strong. I know that the miners are all with him. Jno. Costello and myself will represent our district at Minoea| olfs, and we voice the sentiment of the miners In saying that PoWderly 1 tne best man we could have ‘at the Bead of the organization. Idon't know how 1t will be in opposing the adoption of the present constitution, but I believe that at Min- neapolis theregs to be fought the most bitter fight ever known tn the order, “1 feel certain, however, Uhat the organization has the elements of self. preservation, and, despite internal dissatistaction, the best thing possible will be done.” ‘rhe Pittsburg delegation will be solid for Pow- derly, but upon the question of opposing the gen ral board ‘will be divided, 4 me BRR OOY ¥ A §, R oY YAE Sas 38 ie R BOO ¥ 4 ALLLL BBR A K_ KIINN 1G. B_B AA K K INN RES Bole Asa Nc 1S NNG oo Eau 4K KIN NN GGG cow ow Ww Brig o Ww ww WR Ee ee £7 93 WwW BOB EE Eee, 00 W W DDD KEEE E> ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder‘never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLp onty ms Gans, Roxan Baxrxa Powpzs Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. 0024 Tax Paces Tu, AND EVEBYBODY TELLS THE PRICE. Gaze at the wouderful bill of fare the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ©O. has prepared for its Patrons and the public at large: $8.00 Buys All-Wool SERGE SUIT, Blue, Brown, Gray, and Salmon color. 06.00 buys a nice Gray-mized SERGE SUIT. 85.00 buys s good BUSINESS SUIT. 12.50 buys s Bilk-Face BLACK CORKSCREW SUIT. $4.00 bays one of our SILK ALPACA, PONGEE, and other FANCY COATS and VESTS that were $7.00. 81.00 buys a Pair of WORKING PANTS that will stand the its of agymnast, CHILDREN’S snd BOYs' SUITS at half price, CLOTHING COMPANY, Corner 7th and G sta. nw. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING 2PPS'8 CocoA —_,- ___ EDUCATIONAL, ___ 1 | geen XAVER SCHARWENKA, PROFESSOR XAVER SCHARWENKA, EDUCATIONAL. MERSON INSTITUTE, and K Fee ctl EEE Ss wr roe PROFESSOR XAVER SCHARWENKA, » ‘7 cents per: on Bain yard and office, North tol and Hi eta, Teche “Royal Glue” mends ‘m.— Botton Varieties BERLIN, GERMANY. Thenbove pring ar ereash out rept | Lonchune Rocky Sin te Fresh Alaerney Butter churned every morning PRICES FOR COAL. Seen Lynchtrany Danville, Greensbor, Kaleteh, and delivered in 3 1D. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D. INSERVATORY OF MUSIC AND SEMINARY, —— Greens Reseaney Hirnghain. Montgomery, New = = 3 ad Riirevenert sid Hi EFURNI . “Does uot ‘counect for 10 oo BERLIN. BS YM ally care Sand Strasburg “ahd antermeilare Dac roach to Warrenton fo J. B, Lees ite Hig own property. Pine Sresire. Comets at fverton with see ae A ortie next ee RICE On WALES Accomplished musical education. First-class BA Westar Eg eying ty) teachers. Conservatory connected with seminary for Sa All 65c. Paper for Per piece. 10-toch Embossed | accomplishment of teachers. One year's study suffl- ton to Louisville; also oga, Memphia, “Little Kock ants. Throuch Pullman” Si Memphis without change, 11:00 P. M.-Souther cient to reach mastership. Respectable board lodging near the conservatory always to be got. tailed prospects, if required, will be sent by G. Gold . Other Pay a Bs ail ondes for ror So aie z Sergi conetalty and selivered dict from the thatred eee EOL aw, see ‘7th street cars pass the Ger Tae Besr SCHIRMER, Music-seller, New York. au23-4t* pew aT Sar Ne. aaah, bbe (CQERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY, 9246 st. nw. \ iforuie. THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLEANABLE REFRIG- | GERO nN re ee aoa st a suromery connecting wt ERATOES, made, ip bard wood, ELEGANTLY | eready uno ot tte ih a Geran gen BEST FUEL SOLD | nery to New Orleans re Wash. VED, TREBLE WALLS, CHARCO, 5 Be wcuste valine FILLED and ZING LINED, ove ee one Drawing, Vocal and Instrumental Musics Night Inthe District at fair prices, call oa 2 cee Suiphae CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT | ff Sdu/ts on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. LZQB PFET zton, v. 0. ee Tats on Washi ‘Ohio division Yew LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of | $035 GO KUERSCHNER, Principal. et Who supply more families with N*Dalty: arrive Round Balle ad A DRY COLD Ali sud fitat-clasy workmanship | ARTE FRENGH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL, — | _ The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies ana Chil- COAL, COOKE, AND Woop I Meturnitar eave Round WI 603 AM" bay ‘throughout. 15 14thst ow. dren will re-open Wednesday, September 21st. Ac- U1 1:80 P.M. Dail; t Sunday, arriving Wasi WER ane Reopens in October. Unill further notice address | commodations for a limited number of Leardiue rae Aree Pee 8:30 A Mand a5 FE % mS Goop 5 rt or ~— - 30 AM. FRIGEEATON IN THE MAREE BLEEY EEUD HOMME | Scholars. An eapocial conveyance for the use of pupils | at parre® DePet and Ratlrosd Vand, 12thand Water | Ping truime “ i 12 Haat Lith ot Nev York city, | livingat adistance. Until September Ist address for me Se as ‘The “Student's Help” for sale at Fresveana lis. | particulars and circular 1726 N&, aul6-1m hare at 10:45" 801 Market Space, _| {nes a o2-6m ashe ie inant Dei P Vv ot (CAO8, PORTRAITS PERSONS “UXanLe. 79 | RPOORVILTE ACADEMY, MoxTaomuRY | “iy a20 i eet Cut URCHASE te he a co HOME SCHOOL FOR Y's. BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE. | furuisbed.ana jo Nor A Vicon Srove fpatead of $10, at 804 Est, n.w..if they begin vefore | win open with three Inutracere Tuersday, fail deater in ‘Coke, Goal and Wood Complete | until yon have examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel Stovo, the bestin the market, with im- facifities, ‘Dottom prices, full ‘weight ‘aud eas Lange caimvcs direct frum the mines Uy railand water, | femper 13. Paris in the house lintted and free for Circulars to Kev. Dr. NELSON, President, aus to s16 PRAWING AND PAINTING-THE BEST A) D cl , purities. The celebrated “Lee” White | + oO = Provements not in any other stove. A full lino of | Arta SOPH abn me Rid a tencenny Of Pipe carat | Atbaid “Lorberry" Hod Ash Coals n apeciaity, “With | FZALTIMORE AND ONTO RAILROAD, Refrigerators, Water Coolers, ‘&o. Theonly | little child to the middle-aged mau and woman, Bin Dek aca See Ean Ghat | the “Lee” Gral Tama now filing the Tanwest Gencral | Schedwe im effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 29th 189% pliers ena. Denii ni ana | eee : a | tutes douglas untae tomnenuin | Goreme contnct ine Digrc. “Sd ar | tal Rursher notion tained cMBIAN UN em and successfully: perfor ‘the active. duties orca. Me mets ss eae : W.8 JENES & CO, 1 DPE ee ee vaven in Rapid Writm, | dave. Branch AL A stn. e. and | Leave Washington from Station comer or eas and K sts, uw. ay the’ English, nguaxe, Correspondence, Hapid Calcu- t sep, avenue and Cs S FA lation, ‘Book-keepine. ‘Business Pract 1 x Chica, 10:53 a.m. and 9:40 1m wit 717 7th st. nw, sans A np, eines a be Coan Coat: | ting conchin vine The 10s atm. te ting. “Reyular Day and kvenine THURSDAY, Septeniber 1, at 9 am. and 6 pm. Office open fo: Tangements, Dy the year or quarter, on and after Monday, August 29. A Full Corps of ‘Teachers. Luition fees—Regular business course, day sessions, one year, #70, payable 810. on entering, an balance in monthly installiuents of $10 each: a 'yeur scholarship, paid in full on entering, 860; tuitior quarter of ten weeks, 32 , Sessious—-Tustior one year. Seats are | nm | a Past Limited Express for Pittsbugy aud hicars ate AVAE SOF et j ving ih Pittabuny at N30 pan. Chirago text Morne BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY Now. | meat #50. Noextra ture is chanyed on this tral Hot weather to talk Coal, but prices are so low it will Pay you tocailon A. B. SMITH and leave your order To-Day. COAL, direct from the mines, arriving daily per cars | ‘at Coal Depot, Ist and Latreets northeast, B. & O, KR, Office GU9 New York avenue northwest. ap2i Was Pires P. HANSON HISS & 00. 815 15thst nw. Wall Papers wf ait grades, Friezes and Ceiling Decorations. Special attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and designs snbmitted for all kinds of In- terior Decoration and Furnishing, Au inspection of President. THE HON. WALTER 8. COX, LL. D., Associate Justice of Supreme Court of the District of Coram Professor of the Lew of iteal wind Personal Property, of Contracts, and of Crimes aud Misdemeauors, THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. D. Assistant Attorney General of the United States. Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, of Common Law and Equity Pleadig, of the Law of Evidence, the ‘Law of Partuership. clang at te snd St Louie nerivin er js bald on entering. Night $16 for three months, or 850 for me rainy ab Noextea fare is chanted oa aE 3 P) y, Es tion. Special ad: red ‘being pres at i m. and 8.55 p.m, daily ty our goods is respectfully solicited. av2_| associate PoEORGEF. APPLEBY, i As0 of Moot | te opening of eS ah seeriedrried mes pore ° Laas an secu your supply. Jittsbune, Cleveland and Detroit, with) Parlor ——SSSSS—————— Gone: : cular sent free on jon. z ore For p i ShetandoaY Valley Railroad, between, THE HON, WILLIAM STRONG, LL. D., att C, SPENCER, Principal, A. B, SMITH, Shenandoah J: tion and Luray tnalusiv lsp.n Dux Goons Ar Acrvar Cosr Pace | some tine ‘Assoctited Justice of the Suprenie Court of | MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, VicePrineival, aut) yy13.3m 609 NEW YORK AVENUE. ie y tals Pm - ~d vo a) = DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST. anmr, PISO OR CoustAtiCBal Lave. Woons Coxsercrar, Scnocr, sea afen Sn FAMILY SUPPLIES. Solicitor of the Depart Instrnction in Book keeping, Orthography, Penman— —— = ‘Professor of Critny 3 re a = eel 5 ROBERT, CG. TOX, LL.D, areneeeie Sa ee Ez Bs BE LAWNS AND BLANKETS, ‘doasnon mee a AUST EER AUST . COURT F. WouL = ame ect. Weil of the Colunian Caer : cu HAE ONEY THIS BEER AND BE j LAWNS, 5, 6, 8, 10, 124c. WEDNESDAY, Cetober 5 HOOL FOR GIRTS. pia mle es Mityand course of iustruction Wills the sa ADALINE PART ATWATER wil take ten or ANHEUSER-BUSCii BREWING ASSN, 0) partments. | her own oversizist, with the assistance horouslily | Phone-889-3. 30, 3H, 4 ih DRESS GOODS, Striped, Plaid, Checked, and Fancy | “AWORKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selectea by | competent teacher,” 's house aiid eWH5 . Styles, worth 20c., reduced to 15c. the Faculty, will be accessible to'all the students, and | grounds pleasant. sear from | FAUST FAUST Fults C100 ana © 20 9. gm, and 12:20 andl GRINKLED GINGHAMS, worth 12}c., reduced to | will be used ju the aandarsumentof Gases | Getabir Tt th ae ie Tie. aul3 may be made to Win. H. avenue and 1434 New haz F stroct nosth- ea SILKS, VELVETS, SATINS, DRESS GOODS at actual cost during the month of August. Bargains in BLACK CASHMERES. Reference: Bi Bishop of Mary ania avenue, | FIGURED SATTINES (short lengths), real value, ING, Li. D., President, «20-10 EE yo a a, biases reniaoes 20,3 é AWE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Ow O. Branci, 10 10 atu wally; Cash customers who buy $5 or over in Dry Goods | "J" Washinton, D. C. Send for catalowne, GO pages. _$e6-00.3 tp Ovrorto erst Will receive a pair of Handsome Damask Towels | “ihe preparatory school bezilis sept: 5 : CHELTEN HILLS, PORT WINE. worth 81, ‘The Columbian Collee bevins Sept. 1! ‘Fine building Pure and Keliable, " he medical echool veins Oct aud grounds, foe or business. for sttisne eon 4-4 Cpe rite ia ero < at LAS pan, stony P44 $93 A. RRR, THT ERE BRE, gSs5 ‘The law school besins Oct. 5. # ete seimuasiaus, Medicinal Use. Yrlitairanch yr 10am and 430 go th Era 7 Ee ten 5ys, TE ES a é auakertown, P.O. Pa. eat pagina eqesunarns 18 10 a.m, and 5:30 p.m. daily.on- - .20-1m0 Yresidant, ~ : qt sunday * ‘vou EER Ge | ee oe — > A Delicious Beverage: rains arrive from the West daily 6:20, 7:20 a1 eAEE FE EE ‘pu mceamarony senor ALL 188 7~8, —— fener 9 620,720 amy aul5 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. COL once ts—Ureparatory, Academic, sua HEATED SEASON. ‘ou Shenandoah Valley RR, 1:15 p.m, roe = ‘The exercises of this school will be rexumed on the ag Peet eters N. W. BURCHELL, rom Philadelohia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre J91H SEFTEMBER, with ecorps of seven teachers. ers for boys for teaching | Jy22 Iszo ¥ SL. Gc Grace, 10:45 8.1n- 3:05 pam. and 9.40 pau. daily. Cooma Br Gis The yumber of yur iy is united i 100, and app tients Spe eas aor coating phn Masry de Yucerly’ aud tnterinediate me jedi the order of thelr registration. coat pints Mort of ore, 10-00) gam mistruction ta lower Enel aes a. Suld 56:35 pin ALOR EEO es e ents Crate D 1aratory © S30 ®, FOR bOTH . ry and Vailey Katirosd, 5:15 p.m CIN the regalar work Of the schoul, will be formed atthe | © struction CHO GHIAEI EROTE) Usaha or theca Sl SEE HOU | ene eager eae | shail apply. The class, with the ¢ ofthe | Backward pupils privately tutored. Special care, to Capa Pru tia ill ey ech teh ares rhe sider the | Bittie'boyel "No" extray Jos. SHUR Tapoe Sat, | +NOTICE charve of w teacher who will devoto his eutire time to | Principal. mn ita Instruet tion Fee mi “ 3 TO GROCERS AND HOUSEREEPERS. W ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF THI | W has removed from Capitol Hii to 6: reoms7, 8 and. mh31___ WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMP; pay We Wut Be Prsransn Dewsal chanze. OL luis assistant BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION oF ‘will, from th nukdine, 1335 Mars, the coming week to exhibit a cee PANDA 2. MO) TAGUE, | | Terme: Banden. Ssemsiah hye monte S100. gs 3g RRR, FEE a 4 iss ivaniavesines corner Lath trea cag SELECT ASSORTMENT OF EARLY FALL STYLES | >" aaa — | sued on MONDAY, SEPTE toe et eS Win Sil be taken for Lerwage to be checked abd received sb BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, Jethe Art of all “Eocuriox cannes | amet mee rasta pd ade at : eo ‘MRS. M. J. HUNT, see seater Education ia more scholarly, refined | _Tleave send for a Catatorue, eter co THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA aoe uae een We. wn sob Fae | pate mmo ce RES poeta RAR TOE PU Lawug | arewreaoceseruocn | IME OA, ‘The Fan ry . Oters a colle. Itte without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the , vainto Courses oven October 5. ou-Frofessional. 2. the Professional. ‘The Professional se ose whio wish to. std cution asa ELEGANT Act tor Home and Society nent whieh forma an important jis. two divisions: 1, ORA- Preparatory instruction at moderate cost. KR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FE- “Separate buildings, Pull eraduat- ‘most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill. containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, butthey produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any millin the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a lange quantity of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe aud eaten at te principal courts of the vid world, Save Moxey BY BUYING YOUR BLANKETS Now. Iss xton from Station, corner of Sixt Ine courses wi streets, as follows: 28 gh application D., Pres't, New TURE, ARIICU- ELOGUTION, ANAL tO St. Lonis daily, d Hymn Reading, foChicago, with Sleeping Car Ait Western Express,at \10 P.M di Yeur Courses: offer great bargains for the next 30 days, You can save from $1 to 82.50 per pair, by buying | 1 now. Just received a beautiful line of FALL ALL-WOOL poraneons Speech, Parla’ | buildause: enlarsed fac ES VAL MAGNETISM, Punto- | ved eying 1iNG, Comedy, DELSARTE, | ty. Hicreused resources, well- equipped gymuaaiuin. ‘T by scholarship, $0, ay of imhisters, tree.” Cost of Liviu ex: ‘The Preparatory School, witht new odations, aiius at thorough and for college. |For catalo-ue oF ldress J. A. MCUAULEX, Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person oF persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has attained Dy imitating the Name and ‘Brand, and attempting thereby to pal otf un auterior arucie ior luegeuuine, with throueh Slew ty Pacine vie. 10:00 P.M daily for Pittsbueg and tho West, with through Sleeper Harristung Chicaee. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Ene, Cauaudaizun, Rochester, Bullet 10:00 PM. daily for ‘etses oceur in June, ‘The Colieze lias a Dramatic Hall, with state. Send tor Tuinge Hlustrated Catal aceileut ‘Litious pre information, } acy seription of Coliuce Courses! ESTs. | “Syei-avt President, THEREFORE, sWiluanmpors: Lock Haven tid Elmira, SEKGES, all colors, 40 inches wide, 50c. a Eee MONCH atatogee cathe CUBE Foray Mail exart Sating' St aie Ae ee Deep ‘Be sure and sce to it that either sacks or barrels read. For New York : rics fan aud Degrees conte Afull stock of 40-inch GREY DE BEIGES, 50c.:| ie MALTY COLLEGH of ELOCULION and ORA- MES: “CERES: Rada oo fina! fotos USi IS COMING.—OUR PATRONS 1 very fin Sih st. nw. half a block cast of City Post-Ottice, | "Dil consult: thelr own itaeat, Sok ea one | And have the imprint of and Allsummer stock to be sold at about half price. OTR aaah Pc B.0- Box S01. "| cuiee an by setae tS ice of thelr Fall walk ae eb Gat ance oad : Os = Doselbie before the Lath of September, A full stock of HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR at Mees rere tn os = * MEDIA ACADEMY, AT MEDIA, For Rowton without changes, 2:00 P.M every day. (NEAR PHILADELPHIA) PA, WW. H. WHEATLEY, ‘or Brooklyn, N. 4, all through trains connect Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, 1008 Jeitefson | attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. | * Jermey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, affeete low prices. ‘Thirty mivuiey trent Hevad Strect Station. One of | _—_st., Ceoneetowin D. Ce swisha pdirest fraunfor Fulton street avoiding dune pes She bere pauipred and vest asauaged “schools, <All R382 207 EST. Nw. WAS REMOVED see For Philadephia, 2:25,9:00 11200, and 11:40 A.M, Sud praluates cletarvard: Valet Princeton cate to 432 ‘ilth st, hw. Constatade toonie, W. M. GALT & 00. 2100.4 11, 6-00, 10-00.and. 11-20 PAL On-sundaye gt tnas inant, ruil ‘arscelas Collones “Ping | Avett He eusratien Alia fall Line of Shatter : z GF aS San on oa ak JOHNSON & LUTTRI bui a, siuxle, double, or communicating room: —— ects and Bustios. ty ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. 21:20 PM, Lande Apron, por rane. with aruple bath accommodations, very root bas i seis-i2us | 391! car : & dajn ana’ 4:00 au20 713 Market Space, | Ht steam radiator and is couapletely Turnishied. New Athivtic Grounds, Gymnasitun rented and heated | Mimsummer Barcarns, ANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. — YOU WILL A ‘7 a ty sican suction, ‘bast care Dest able M ever now what itis to drink. the Iasheet 3:40, 10-06 and 14 20) Special opporty for apt students to advance rap- | Leing desirous of closing out our stock of Best Coffee produced in all the worid until you SF ie, 88 163% EAS Ao Wu: Is Ir 1 reat lect day studicacrchosean | _ IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY, Fer A NPHELING, Nery few, mer | wor bonds Creek Latie, 7:29 AML aud 4:40 PML Asttp, chants sell it because of the stall profit it affords. may English. Scientitic, Business, Coflege-Preparat é rexeept Sund: ‘tory, oF | while there is still a demand for it, we offer our Entire | Still we have found after several yeacs of constant cept Sun »0%, 4:20 and 6-007. ‘That men will uot be straight in all transactions of | Civil En«ineerivg course. New Physical and Cheiui- | Stock at greatly reduced prices experiment iy Keeping \t regularly in stock, that oar | For Anuapolis. 7-25 4.Mt. 12.05, 420 ang 0 ‘& business nature? We have often propounded the | ca! Laboratory, with twenty-four cases. Superior : ies have sufficiently increased to more than make up PM’ pegpountes Practical Business Departinent in Commercial Course ‘MES. ML J. HUNT the difference, our sales of 1thaving already reached SCENDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG. RAT question, but as yet have failed to elicit a satisfactory | with Bank, Offices, Tel y, Short-han Type- 1309 F. marvelous proportions. This entirely overc: WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGTU: answer. Self-interest is, without doubt, the prime | writing, &c., &c. Move fully supplied with apparatus streetn.w. | other, drawback so commonly experienced by others, | ATRUAD. mover of human affairs in matters of business, and it | than ally other College-fitting or Commercial School | _ SHADE HATS for watering places a specialty. 3y16_ | Viz; That of offering Coffee uot ireshly roasted. We | gor" Alexanar®, 6:00, 6-45, 8-40, ri 2 in the United States. Twelve teachers for about one as Toast thene goodss'very day. and more frequently twice | FF; 3 Se ae appears to us that this one thing, self-interest, should | #2,the Uiited, Siates._ Twelve jeachers for about one FE, = * day, and hence the Coflee is scarcely cold when de= Sunday A get asa powerful incentive to all mankind to do only | ume to one or two subjects. Media Academy affords EDORA RESS SHIELDS livered to the customer. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO. 10:57 AM. OLN PM those things which are right aud just and honorable, | every home comfort, the best education, and the best ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. 428 Yth st, bet. D aud E 3y6— | For Richmond une 10 57 AM daily, and thereby win the confidence of the people, and | training. A fixed price covers every expense, even if AH & Co,, Baltimore. ‘and 425 PM dail 7 along with it their hearty support and patronage. books. No extras except for music. No incidental 8-8, tus ‘Trai ‘You cannot accomplish this by being “crouked.” A. pie miolskaown to have been euity of queytions: Ui amraction a Fogniod with auapision™ Ne us ust bin.” Thinking people pags him by and en= trust their business to thosewho buve at least the expenses. No examinations for admission, New illus {rated cajsloyruc sent free to any address SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE, a. B, A.M, ‘(Harvard Graduate.) Media, Ba, The Principal will beat the Higys House FRIDAY, AND IMPROVED PATTI BUSTLES ‘the most flexiD! Manufactured bar ges iest Hexible Bustles mado, ‘Maud Ai On Sunday at § by A. H & Co, Baltimore, hd 2°00, 5:10. 7-05, 9: 00, 2, 10: ie reputation of being “straight.” " Septembe ‘2016-1 information at the office, northeastoor- “Crookedness” may thrive for s short season, but | — een 5 7a — per of 13th street and Peunsylvania avenue, and at tt oe : season, but | T\REDELICK (MD) FEMALE SEMINARY. THE : ‘orders canbe left for the ch Se ee a De ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, with W; Sesutes to dovtination trom bots onl vectbenoes Silo sveustag Rasea uc oe bvtae. Sere | bes aenintal poate teas eke eee PEERLESS DYES Punce sar E TT OCK BROKERS, WOOD, Genera: Passousgur Agel ina eon i fe etectoul ie cocker | laevaoply oWHYURNELG AM, LicDayit | || ue a GABeeter. | New York ae = eas” will cling to hit 1ike the shirt of Nessun. TINUE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL | pA} St os Sion ikey nerres ores | gop aeormnare: Soe, »Washingtor | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. OLD ROGLA/ARE GATD, 90) BN THR: GREATEST [5 Biss o Soa ic Vik acs aemarece for streneth Brightngws Ainpant iy Packages ov for PRIVATE STOCK TELEG art? wines = = = aaa 4 STH (Sth year.) Miss J, TRAUTMANN, Princiy om phon fading Quali : QTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST. WHARF ean TORE catty shh sag | Pi Yate Paid A. Bend Otcaine | RSTALOTMOSS FOUTS g evan -| WASHINGTON, PALLINORE paptapetouna, | TN MAPIAN Lie cust MANE edand tirived ny a cotumiunity ‘all his Wife and | _ay'¢-2m 477 Pennsylvania ave, ‘General Partners: er ent, Sunday dow aud Weaivnday ~~ — whose uame was synonyin of ir at square \DENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. : ERMEN1 , DYED dames WHITELY, oh v di fetare a teaol fw Rey hic | chet leaden tbe Baio, tease, | Abide, ANNENTS ALTEWED, DED) sm Wet Weahelapa sox apes sina har 5 jomelike, ‘and Chri ie gee a ip verse inca tee tat nutes inten fo | onsets thorough and, Chritinn "Guperee in 1510 oS CUNNINGHAM Roar E Deter sorta taco wae T ZONES, Agen, Zhe. wha nee with hls corrupt and servis ols” He's wi | SUN RuardGh Foentaloguce address tev Wat cq 1108 —__——_ ite_| 9 Pe QTEAMEK JOHN W. THOMPSON LEAVE {nx to lone cut, ls doutity even, and become a mars | BOWEN: A.M. Prest, Hordentown, N.J._iy6-2m0 |) os siscnemg Dey GLEAMING: bone: 'H. H. DODGE, Resident Partnee. ‘streot_whart every MONDAL, WEDNESL qibner, iy ‘the’ company of plebsian tricksters, who | QELWYN HALL, READING, PA six Hours | A VISA ACARD Dp tO NING, ESTAE wes RIDAY, at fay, for all Potonun’ River Lats trafic in low cunning and devilish arts and devices to from Washington. A school ‘of the highest order | “Tadies" aud Gentle! of all Quotations of Stocks and Bonds andinformationre- | iar as Nomini, Gurrioman Leonardtow win, not « nane, nor honor, uor fame, but mcney, and | ior boys. Military system. Every modern appliance | (hate tnd Gent garding the markets received. through ‘wires in- | WEDNESDAYS extends her trip to Vines Po: Hat “byyany” means awestionnfé "or | for atly and creation, teats gas, “hot and void | EVENING Siautiy, direct rom the New York Suck eects. Kinaaje. Fare, to all ianuiuuse. iewt-clan, ae wate: Ra ugh ‘prepara Oidders executed and reported prompts. ecu . imeelf puffing wares st Boys of any ived. Send ada dine wit gail waves abou oo tu gee an? | forttieaes EO CoUISUOEY tecansestee iy ERG ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. elaving iu true mot emphatic that hc Jats ws | FROCELAND SCHOOL, FOR GIRLA. | GANDY Tee, fares, Tho popular, mao and fast Seamee weasonabic jowent ring, Montgomery: ry, Ma. . KE, elewant abe ut, leaves Setouaded, but sil tits Aoasint sna easTaa ey Liming: Rome goverssients Leake eeetty aed | Jf ISS ANSIEK. HUMPHREY, 450 107m ST. NW, Ta Rosa Srvot’ wunet eteey MONDAN. WEDNESDAY ai ocio failed to restore the. ‘One. Te ating: Be i anya ‘Makes Corseta to orderin every style and mate EG SATURDAY at 5:90 pam.. stovjpiug at Viney, Bout Aiing a grand aray of pavers into the poy of fi | © HALLOWHLt, A.M. (Yate) i al sod onrepen Reet us omer Guiting her commencet “Tumree | Salt, Seiad Splaee- ‘Then rit devillgh Ingenuity Hetshgos his BEBLITZ scHOOL OF LANGUAGES French Hand tusde Underelothing Merino Underwear fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. = i anh banaue Aenea ie Oa Mereyand favors. Hoar him: eae ay 723 14TH BT. x. W, Patent Shoulger Brees ad all Gress eform. Goods, Sena A cheng oben 5S Pep, oe ars foe Ow sa se eer turleg cuarged see Pe fore salt or eicthes Few A SUm AER, Children’s Corsets and a$l Comet alias L's own. rapidly. In these days good old-fash = SAREORTATSON Ra me which were ‘only $10. Iknow that I virtually apractical knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND | make ‘that for the price fs wasurpassod *" sou honesty is rare, therefore you willbs poromac 1 Tal swindled you out of $12, but forgive me, won't yout | SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. ‘ReB—Frouch, Geruan and Spanish spoken. _mrl4 plensed to see how we have combinedlola "The Steamer SUE, Capt. WO, Geoghoran,, will pee Toam’t think of refunditig the: I “beat” you out | — Reduced fees for summer, free trial lessons, time honesty in quality and price, with ne ber taps between bALTIMUME aud Wai teed hag ho become that he will wriggle and | Highest references. 291A Goer Stavcnrer I new, fresh styles in Men's and Boy's BOON ood for oll Ledlnngs ostnysand Peidapoat juirm and grovel, cur like, at your feet, acknowledg- | J>RIVATE IN ALL GI OF, naPiceel Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles w . his own infamy, that he may again have theo atudy:; to adulte tial: prepares for college G00! Iatest cellent, prices ved ou Saturday o portunity to‘‘wheedle” you out of more money.” Will » Wet ‘all examinations, DRY Ds. the quality e1 low. ons Fgaletblo aot Wo tink noe |e STITUTE, aw. cor. Sth ang Ksta.nw, Ar LUTTRELL & WINES, ~mumionn ieecmomman Dometsion of it 90 awoct as more. (ou: be at truth and honorand hon- | 4 CADEMY OF THE HOLY CRoss, statements as we back them with 126-6m baty? Forbid it, abuighty ‘God! paonor and hon 1930 Pawx. AvE. N. W., Con. 207 St. our 2 aes 2 meee eter aditael Sra ae AS remnant Wy OES pect | Sciam teaen: yorenaactmagne | FONREQUSG EVEL LANRINGS ge SEER GYRUS UL CUS anomine | Ml matme Amt Mooi Sertmi,1 atit| hse a ey | a te “Out Abuat Boa is the Lion of the Times, Gaetrmeres, Dress Goode, Cotetnetee itis Linen: an PIGDAys ang SUNDAY Tn, workin at taser ts fang ig on every tongue aud. cversbody comeu | ¢VErY facility for oquiring a thorough and accomplish- Nipiian Towels Qeute ahd Eadie Obdarweat ‘Pare: na ee a gg ee Goal tergeina in Sine Hendy Mado Giotis: Always | © education, The musical “Gepartment, embracing Hesatereta Batts, enc Cormac v8 ~ihsertng Qipacbningh on Geiiok bal hover Bes shea JouN B FADGETT, Axe ce VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Harp, Piano, Organ, Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, is | Blaz Soutets Deane. 2 as i, Blcaced ‘Uasutloors, —— ee 4 Forcot Manu Sve. BeicMy one psn o2e, Zh st, 2. | directed by thoroughly accomplished teschers. Paint- Geode: Finared Linen Lawn, Selecke'es Hae" — RECT ats k-TREIGHT, wana STEAM ans ust pm. Suz” | ing in Lustre, Of and Water Colors, Special atten- | Weare also lane lot of Remnants for leas NOAH WALKER & 00, sive, $3 on cray THURMDAL MOiS: ied tame Ei poe, ‘This iano HUMBUG. Give usscall | my31 625 Pennayivania avenue. | Progiit at lowt rate vt Naw Fu Dazss Gooos see melnpmencetom [ay roy og oy RE VERNON MI. VERNON ew Fatt Darss Attached to the academy is. Department for Little | Ter stock will save money by calline’ ones’ STEAMER W. W. — Boys. sul5-Im re Ge Ts Bur. eae Se sped da Serra reat ‘We have just opened the following New: UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A LS ve “THE CONCORD HaRwess: ernae 910 DRESS GOODS, imported by ux direct from Weeener Lg 1930 Penn. Ave. n. w. cor. 20thst. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” neigh ebout 330 LL BLAKE Captain, CHEVIOT CHECKED SUITINGR, rer Oba ood 2 Ay siding, 2020-2 ‘A Full Stock of all Kinds kept constantly on band. 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