Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. | ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 hours commencing a! % p.m. For the District of Coumbta, Maryland, Virctata, and West Virginia, shgntly warmer fair weather, ‘Wiad shifting to east and south. Rewewnge Dr. Bicknell’s Diarrhoa and Dysen- tery Syrup is whiat you want. Safe and sure. cents each, at Drs, ways Open. Un of featherweight _ MANICURE, 50 cents; corns, 25 Kenlons’, 416 WE Axe Snowrse a large ats in dark colors, Se. sonable prices. Fran’ ose Portas. ke ATTENTION, GUNNER: shotguns at ny, 1109 Pa ave, fine assortment of PUSSELLS Ie8-CREAM. Pace and eyesight tt $1. Hempler's, ave.e4. CITY AND DISTRICT. ‘ehdensed Socats. The Security Inv —Aiex. Elliott, Jr 1 Perkins, J. F ; €. L. Daboty, AL Wiitte tneorporas tiproce ama di Eeutse Sterric’ Saturday jake ana broke | evening, one of night to t1.@n Dental Associa. natal ses-ton at ung men who con- 1p akd signal corps nl Trader, ee to confer visability of 1, OFdw. am organization ' teave the elt duriug the summer can ualled te thet for ay length of | SPeenis per monta, and the en us desired: 87 The ey must in each case ae t to the President ‘ssie, of the Ariing- caught off the duck of Lake George, yester- ed boy, Was arraigned in the orbing for tue larceny of a coat worth 35 fr = Latane, and was nieneed to Sixty days tn Ju tn’s"Austraiim Novelty Co. The prozram ns varied au and the ucts of th Austin Sts © acrobats, Low id Knge, we: uded. A laughable ‘onchides tue per- This ts the last week of the id. a good audience assembled at to wit he Mikado.” WASHINGTON. “s seasion of the Supreme Coun- | of Honor was begun this 1008 E strect. The time of the session Was mulnly occupled with the iwinor amendments to the laws, and the work was onsideration of | completed Cals afternoon. The report of the com- mittee appointed to recommend the place for the next m vars hence, favored the selec- tion of report Was adopted. ‘There being no further business, the olficers elected last Week for the ensuing two years, whose hames Were ‘Tae Stag, Were installed, and then the journed. avers With whom a Stak reporter con. essed themselves as being highly thetr reception here, and tbe hospi- Wh them by the local metabership. They delighted with the city, and will go a very pleasant Impresoionis of the Fede- tal and its p The adoption of the it fund afd the reserve fund plaps mark this Session as one of the most linportant ever held by the Supreme Council. ‘The members of the Coun- cl were much pleased with their cordial reception by the President yesterday afternoon, ‘Whe Union Camp Meeting. Invixe Paxk, Mp., August 30. Yesterday, the last day of the camp, at 11 a. m., Rev. W. H. Draper preached a flue sermon. At3 P. M., an Interesting sertaon Was delivered by Rev. RH. Robimson. AUS p. m., the young people's tweeting Was held. AUS p. im.,there was a sermon by Rev. I. L. Thomas, aiter which there was a prayer meeting, conducted by the praying bands of Baltimore, Washington, Annapolls and the Surrounding country. At2p.m., a sermon was there Tueeting. coutucted | Rev. K. H. Kobinson. The meeting continued til daybreak, at which time the people marched sund the ground seven Umes. There «ere about 2,000 people present to witness the close of the Tt Was not a religious pienic, but a camp and twenty-two souls Were converted, £ night. delivered by Rev. N.C. Brown, after white! was a prayer and experiens by D nieeti hifteen Se HELD Iv New Jexsgy.—When the Washington Light Infantry were a Camp Benet, at Atlautic city, Col. W. G. Moore, commanding, was informed that Heary M. Brown and bis companion named ‘Hess had Stolen some money from a young man named KoefMler and it they Were supp wo be at Atlantic City. Col. Moore Informed Lieut. Jona G. Cowie and on Friday evening last he arrested them. Nearly all the money was recovered, and OB e€XaMination Brown was held by the New Jersey authorities for papers from the District. Hess was discharged. a Ovrsipe Bask-BaLl StaNDs.—Michael and Daniel J. Raedy were charged In the Police Court to-day th vivlat! the building reguiation= in erecting a structure without a permit, said structure betng also dangerous to ife and ib. They live near the base-bail grounds, where they built a stand from which persous could view the base-ball ames at reduced prices. The defendants pleaded gulity tothe charge, and were given ten days in which to remove the structure. Aw INcrvext oF THE Mrtcetz. Propenty. Dis- 5 ast Friday Judge Merrick in the Equity Court denied ap injunction in the case of Edward Mitebell against Chice Ann Mitchell et al, the lnother ‘aad sisters of the complainant. Mitchell claimed to own the property No. 414 Franklin street, between P and @, and 4th and Sth streets northivest, wach, however, stood in the naiue of the wotfiér, The other defendants, the sisters, claim the property under a deed fro the trustee, and they entered a sult for possession before Jus: Uce of the Peace Willson, and 4 writ of restitution astssued by the Latter. Allen, was given the writ, old suit against the mother. aeli off for’ a days. ‘Them Edward Mitchell flied a bull to_ re: the service of this writ and an answer v Which the court refused to grant the injuntil Mr. allen, the constable, having then no obst ip the Way, proceeded on Saturd: Writ, Dut again encountered the Inmates of the house having Just given birth to achild, rendering it impossible to move her. ‘Thus natire has enjoined the: service ot the writ for the present. hearing of —_ A Diwrmict Pxoutsiriow Cxiox.—at a meeting Jast Bight an orgauization to be known as the Pro- i vition Union of the District of Columbia was jormed, with the following oMlcers: H. B. Moulton, president: G. D. Fox, secretary, and J. R. Maho- hey, treasurer. Vice’ presidents representing sev. erat different States were elected as follow: J. E. Carpenter, Ohio: K. N.C. Cole, Virgini: J. Kouksby, Wes" Virginia; ED. Batley, Mass chuset®s, and X. 4. Johnson, lowa: A.A. Wheelock, District of Columbia. Mr. Wheelock and Maj. Hu” Yon were appolnied as delegates to the prohibition conference Which meets tn Chicago 1a the latter Part of November. ‘The platform adopted favors suffrage and prohibition in the District. ANGNRY'S FORMER W1¥E SERKING TO SeT ASIDE ‘Yuxie Divoucs.—A dispatch frou Lancaster, Pas Says that sallie 1. Angnes, of Columbia, the di ¥urved wife of Jacob P. Angney, now awaiting a new trial for shooting bis rother-tu-law, Jobm H. Wilnot, in this city, fias petitioned the Court. at aancaster to set aside the divorce. It 1s alloged Wat the divorce was obtained by fraud and collu- | ston. ‘The attorney for Anguey denies the alleca. | Vous, and the inatter will be argued la Septernuce, Angney last year married a Detroit Woman Who 19 | i to be Worth $250,000. "He Is Bow iu Detrutt. ‘tux District NaTtoxat Gvaxp.—Capt. Polston and Ist Lieut. Beagie, of the Columbia Kitles, have rned {rou Philadelphia, bringing with’ thet uniforms of the company. “The unliorm ts of xray cloth, with red trimmings, and is very at- fructive. ‘The Anacostia Guards, of Anacostia, i, «.. have elected J. W. Telson captain, James A. | son frst Heutenant and J. Minnix second dicutenant, ae APTURING CRaP PLAYERS.—Four colored spectal policemen, Who are pald by eitZens to protect tuir property in the nortuern section of the city and in the county, bave receutiy made a record {oF themselves arresting colored boys for “shootin; "Last Sunday they arrested several and Spent Monday tm the Police Court. After the boys \ere convicted and fined the specials took their ‘and ow either side of the prison Van Where they id see their victims. sameeren Lieverists Prvep.—E. B. Forney and Howard Svewart to-day in the Police Court were charged Mith riding bicycles without lamps after night, PAd explained the aimculty of Obtaining lazips, bat had now procured them. The court “said to Mudicate tue law he would impose the flae and suspend sentence. ——»—___ ‘The Pennsylvania Ratiroad ‘Company announces {so delightful autumnal pleasure tours Wo the Al- way Mountains aud Cresson ut Springs during month of September. “The rst fy to Occur OF de Ast, the secoud on the sth. Hound-trip ~ Including one day's board wt tue Tamous a Horse, WI be sold trom W: a at uling Uhetwselves of these most Cn ave Washington at 9:50 a.m, pecial train at Marrisburg. as NEEDS OF THE NORTHEAST. Citizens’ Association No, 3 Adept = Re- port Reviewing the Past, 4 COMMITTRE SUBMITS 4 STATEMENT COVERING FIP- TEEN YEARS—A CLAIM THAT DISCRIMINATION HAS BEEN MADE IN FAVOR OF THE NOKTHWEST—A PAR- ‘TIAL LIST OF IMPROVEMENTS TO BE ASKED FOR NEXT YEAR A spectal meeting of Citizens’ Assoctation No. 3, representing the northeastern section of the city, was held last evening at Peabody School building to hear the report of the committee on streets and reservations. Mr. S. C, Clarke, chairman of the committee, read an exhaustive report on the subject, giving & detalled description of the improvements of the elty since 1871, and claiming that the northeast- ern,section had been neglected in this respect. It began with the organization of the board of pub- lic works in June, 1871, and stated that the plan of improvements proposed by the board purported to include all the streets of the entire city, and to | So apportion the improvements that no one sec- Uon should have the advantage over any other section, | With this understanding the appropria- {on of $4,000,000 was made, but within three Years the’ board had contracted for more than $20,000,000 of improvements, and $13,000,000 more than Was proposed by the comprehensive plan. One example Was cited as showing the wnfalrness With which it fs claimed the eastern section of the city was treated as far Duel ag that time. The nate for the repairs of the Bladensburg pike i Biden. subsequently stated, however, that the latter sum Was a mistake, and should have been $25,000, instead. The report stated, however, that during the first year under the new Tegime not acent Was expended on the Bladens- burg road, while on the 7th-street road over $70,000 wa expended. Up tothe following spring the amount was swelled to over 304,000, while the Bladensburg road remained in statu quo, forlorn and forgotten. The 7th-street road improved was. scribed as extendts rom the boundary as far Gov. Shepherd's Summer residence, and Was thoroughly tmproved, with wide roadway, gut- sidewalks, stone ‘culverts, and various other Te was stated that to ruise sums for this sectional and personal agyran- eat, after exhausting the $4,000,000 The legislative assembiy autnorized a loan Ol .000,000 additional and assessed the land for takes in an outrageously unjust manuer, so that 20,000 was added to the assets of the bosrd. As a result real estate in the vicinity of Slash Kun Was advanced 400 per cent. At last Congress called a halt, and the system of government was abolished on the ground that the mode or taxation permitted great injustice. THE WEST END INFLUENCE. From that time until now, Mr. Clarke's report said, we have had seventeen Commissioners and ‘six engineer officers, and every one of them has been subject to the West End influence. With sedulous Watchfuluess every other section of the city has been excluded “from representation. Other sections have bad no means to learn of plotting for the aggrandiement of the West Eud and the neglect of oluer sections until they were Suddenly sprung upon Use people, us was to- ‘Staaced by the proposed extension of Massachu- setts avenue, altuough the Engineer Comtmtssioner had unhesitatingly contessed tuat he Lad made a careful study of Lue preposed extension fur three months. Property deteriorated On Capitol iil and in West Washington, while in the West End it increased from and Soc. to $2 and $3 per foot. Ip the first report of Lieut, Gree after he entered upon duty, he said that there were 91 mules of streets that were not improved. Some were in the suburbs and needed ho improvement, ‘but others were tn the heart of the city, and required, lunmediate attention. He soon caught the cue, however, and although he was on duty here for ‘SIX Years, be left tue streets in the beart Of the city tn just the same condition. Capt. Griffin re- cently reported that ali the oid wooden pavement on Cupitel Hil had been removed except on North Capitol street, between New York avenue and O street. As au evidence of the error a member of the committee Lad recently dug up some of the | was $25,000, and for the 7th street road It was | old wooden blocks, on auother street on Capi- | tol Hill, and the coumittee hoped that in bis next report be will show that several thousand yards ld Wooden Mill under d avement still remained on ~ accumulation of dust and ‘THE COMMISSIONERS’ COMPARATIVE TABLE. A table prepared by the Coumisstoners showed that the northeastern section of the city contrib- utes per cent of the city’s aggregated income while theirs, the northwest, 1 78 per ceut; that for every dollar from the northeast there 13 $25 trom the northwest. The market value of property 1a the former was diminished, while in the latter it Was twereased. After the northeast was Usus si lenced and Unpoverisaed aud the northwest eu- Tiched they continued the system of taxation Nutil honorable meu in their own section cried out for suame, Twenty squares between 15th and ‘Ist streets and M and F streets are assessed at an average of 38 cents per square foot when it 19 weil Know b that the present value would average $1.30. Land tn the northwest should be increased 1103; per cent ih assessing Taxes, while It suould be dé creased 7% per cent in the northeast, 10F $160 Wotth of property im the former ts valued at $47.30 that in the Litter fs taxed on a valuation of $108. “The Commissioners seem to ignore all thts,” the report said, “and set the present Increased valuation of their quarter ut our own expense agaiust the comparatively diminished valuatton O7 ours as for the whole period of nine years, and then lose no opportunity to parade Uefore’ Con- gress and the country atabular statement based Gn tulsrepresentations, seemingly to provoke in- Sidious distiuctions or’a humiliating comparison of the opulence of the people of their own section.” OneXxamination it Was found that the northeast vout 40 miles of improved streets, 16 ules graveied and 24 unimproved, BY request, thechalriaay read some of the Tecemmead:tions of streets to be improved next Year, thus far agreed Upun by tue committee, but as Ults portion of the report was not compleved it was bot considered in the report.which, with that exception, Was unamtwuously adopted, ahd the es sociation adjourned unul next Monday evening, when the recommendations will be read, prepara- Lory to the compiete reports being transmitted to the Commitiee of One Hundred. ‘THE L!PROVEMENTS ASKKD FOR. ‘The Ust of isscovements wanted, as far as agreed pou, 2s sud Uy Mr. Clarke, Was as lows: To gr.de amd regulate L stecet Tru Not Capit, sinet wo th, gth uud 7th streets frou K to 4; Lita, ib fon darylent aveuue to I Stre.t win Pte ia; Debrect den aud Sth trou 0 Buuadary ;G, Trou 4d to 7th; K, frou Sth to boundary; 1, 2/Uc1 Nora cupttol Street to Boundary. To bé piveu: 7tu street from Massachusetts avenue to Maryland avenue, aad F ‘Street from North Capitol street to 2d. wart THE INFANTRYS WELCOME, their Return to th City last Evening. ‘The arrival home of the Washington Light In- fantry Corps from Atlantic City, last evening, was, the Occasion of a great demonstration, the return ing soldiers being received at the depot by several of the local military companies and a great throng of citizens. As the Infantry marched out on Oth street the sky Was illumined with the glare of Mreworks and the alr rung with Ube cheers or the spectators, The military escort was formed as follows: Custer Camp, 22 battalion, Capt. Rutherford, 40 men; Corcoran Cadets, Capt, Ed Wards, 43 wen, und guard; Columbia Kisles, Capt. Polstou, 40 ten; Union Veteran Corps, 1st company, 2d battalion, Major Ureli; battalion Capital City Guard, Col. Revels The Ine of Liurch Was up Pennsylvania avenue, which was thronged with peupie, Wuo extended 4 hearty re- ception, Upon tue arrival at the armory Col, Yivore made a bitet speech, compl ig tne embers of Tue Corps upon their coudact while abroad. Then the command to reak raks was Fiven, and the soldier boys, having passed safely Turough the vicissitudes of a week of ciap lf | Sere Testored to tue aris of thelr relatives and inten SUDDEN Dearu ov 4 TREASCRY CLERE.—Joseph Cantield, a native and resident of Kansas Clty, MO., and a clerk iu the Third Auditor's Omce of the’ Treasury Departinent, died Sunday eveaing at the Montgomery louse, in Rockville, Md., Where be Was a boarder, after an illness of tw ours, Of rheumatism of the heart. A Rockvil special to the Baltimore American says li to have been married to Miss Kelebner, dauzter of Une proprictor of the hotel where he was board- ing, ou Whe 13th of September. —————— Fouxp Tue Jewatry i His Boor.—The Butt. Tore Sun of to-day ‘3 that Chas. C. stewart, colored journallst, of Washington, D.C, was ut- rested in that city last night by Sergeant Tierney, 6p the couplatut of his wife, Bettle Stewart, who charged him with stealing jewelry valued at $150, ‘the property of her mother, Mary Young. Stew: Art Say searched by the tumkey, at te station. house, but nothing was found. ~ Lieut ut or. dered Lim: to take off bis boots. He raised con- siderable objections to it, but afterward took thew of, and the jewelry "was found inoue ot them, ° —— ‘Tue SteaMeR W. W. Conconan will make two Slate parties Wo tue grand tOuroainsat esd ares ~ age ball at Marshal Hall. ee PPP RRR pid hong » RR iH coo EEE Ssu8 & ROR E & Rey $06 as a AA M cco k Hy ERE A A i BER A KITN! BB AA Row Hye OCG BBB A AK KiiN NN GOOG BPR, 00, 8 ew bro oWWWWBR DE ER FPS.3 Wie BBE Pp co WOW =sétp = FULL WEIGHT—PURE-MO8T PERFECT MADE. Used by the United States Government, Indorsed by the heads of the great universities as the Strongest, Purest aud :nost healthful. Dr.Price’s,the ouly Baking Powder that doesnot contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum, Sold only in cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER 00. EW you. cmicaao. 8u30-00 to. d3i ‘ST.LOUIS. | yOsTER KID z 10 Violating the Police Regulations. caSce LN THE POLICE COURT $0-DAY—FIREWORKS AND BOWLING Dows, Frank Williams and Lewis Ginelin were on Penn- sylvania avenue last night, to see the Light Infan- uy return from Atiantic City, and when the sol- dier boys arrived the young men set off some fire- works. When spoken to by Officer McMahon they rere unable (@ @xblIt a permft from the Major of hat the Pollee, required to depostt $5 each at the tor violati one the defendants pleaded Sonat to the charge, and'the ‘Wok their per- Judge Peter Fisher, who lives at 1519 Sth street north- be eee one of his: rhbors, L. G. Maginder, with Keeping two dogs On hs premises, ‘which, by’ biting, ‘howling, disturb the comfort and quiet of persons on said @aninen one of which’ he dessibt as a erally canines, ‘whic ‘as 8 dog,” howled and barked al! P froth getting necessary rest, 1s entitled to his needed ” said defendant said the howling who had roomed in his ray and taken the dog with ions Appeal noted. thought this was a good case purpose of testing the law, as clearly proven. ee ‘Tux WASHINGTONS Lose ANOTHER ‘Wasbingtons had a good chance to record yesterday, but inability to wield the stick effectually caused them to drop a game to the Chicagoes. O'Day pitched a good gaine, and was well supported, as ‘the Statesmen were not cred- Ned with anertor, | When they faced Baldwin, however, they couldn't bat a little bit, and tail to take ‘advantage of a number of (bases _pre- sented to them. The visitors came off victorious by a score of Sto2 Thesame clubs play again to-day. Other games yesterday resulted as fol- lows: New York 5, Indianapolis 4; Pittsburg 7 Philadelphia 6; Detroit 18, Boston 2; Cincinnati 7, aunletic 5; Louisville 14, Metropolitan 8; Cleve- land 8, Baltimore 6; St. Louts 7, Brookiyn 5. RRR 00 D Pio3 y AL g oo & ALLLL 4 BBR A K KIINN N GGG BB AA N 6é@ BBB A AK KIN NN GGG P W W_WDDD ERERI ot vn TBD EE So uray BEE ‘oo W" “W DoD kerk E> ‘This Powder never variea, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomencss. More economical than ‘the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLD onty IN Cans, RoraL ‘Baxixo Powpge Co., 106 Wall street, N.¥, oc. ‘Cease To Do Evn:: “LEARN TO DO WELL! Cut out the above and paste it in your hat. When- everan evil thoucht efters sour Sind and yewars ‘teuipted to put it into execution, take off your hat; let your gaze rest on the words of the text: “Cease to do evil; leary to dy weil.” In ulmost every iustance the evil thought will vanish, und in its stead will be born s'desire “to co well Memory will recall wany wrongs you have wrought y hot gruslduy out ab evil thought. You will then begin to count the cost of “cutting aguinst the grain,” and eventually conse to realize that “The way of the tranayressor is hard.” PRICE LIsT. MEN'S SUITS. All Wool. Fancy Cassimere. Virenie Gres. Scotch Mixtures. Wool, fast coior blue). All Wool, Chevoit, Prince Albert Suits. Prince Alvert Sifts. Prince Aubert Suite, Prince Albert Suits. Fiiuce Albert Suita, Prince Albert Suita, BOYS’ SCITS. ‘Aves 13 to 18 years. Fancy Worsted. Visgitfa Gray, all wool. AU Wool, Chect ck3. UZHISS 3 S ‘Salt ant Pepper, afi wool Scotch Pista, ‘Piaid, all wool. CHILDREN'S SUITS. Ages 4 to 14. y We Virgiuta Gray aud Plaids, all wool. __. Cau't be beat for wear. ‘Neat, uatty, nobby and strong. PANTALOONS. ALIAS TROWSERS. $1.75, $2.25, 02.75, $2.78, $3, 83.25, 83.50, 83.75, 94.12, $4.25, $1.50. Don’t forget to remember that your objective point is VICTOB E ADLER'S Ten Per Cent Clothing House, ‘927 and 929 7th street northwest. corner Massachusetts avenue. meine one price. Open Saturday until 11 p.m. Moores Wescut Crommxe. THE WEATHER WILL SOON PERMIT US TO WEAR COATS OF MEDIUM WEIGHT THAT CAN BE BUTTONED UP. AFTER THE LOOSE SACK OR OPEN CUTAWAY COATS OF THE SUMMER IT WILL BE A RE- LIEF TOGETON ACOAT THAT 18 MORE DRESSY. DARK CASSIMERS, DIAGONALS, CORK- SCREWS, SEKGES AND CHEVIOTS ARE THE MOST POPULAR, AND FOR THE NEXT THREE MONTHS WILL BE THE “THINGS TOWEAR" THE THREE OR FOUR BUT- TON CUTAWAY COAT STILL HAS THE LEAD OF ALL OTHERS. PRINCE ALBERT COATS OF MEDIUM WEIGHT ARE MORE USEFUL FOR GEN- ERAL PURPOSES THAN HEAVY. OUR LINES OF THESE GOODS ARE GOTTEN UP PRECISELY LIKE CUSTOM-MADE GAR- MENTS. WE CARRY ALL GRADES, EXCEPT THE LOWEST. MORE FINE GOOD8 THAN ANY OTURL HOUSE IN THE CITY. WE PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO CUTAWAY AND PRINCE ALBERT .COATS FOR YOUNG MEN. & B BARNUM & CO, rs ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY. a AUGUST 30, 1887 CITY ITEMS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATION. SUMMER RESORTS. a “ ——— ——— is safe ELECT SCHOOL, 1811 18T.N.W.A 5 2 1D POINT T, WIRGINIA, LIT. Micknel’s Srrapizcaeandmr. 2 faci ee aL EST Aad | BEBO TUTE a ra, PARRY Cars PNET gaged | Drink the “Queen of Beers” dexes. Filth year begins SEPTEMBER 26, in an en- and ‘Siaihemarical School for Young | taxe, Open all the yeas | Iryou want to save doctors’ Dilla. ‘The health of | larwed with larger corps of Reachars ll pro- Men and Bos suze. GEO. BOOKER, Propnetor Jour entire family will be studied by ordering this | {Soitages and ticcon, Pupils tetares eaias | yperineite thirey-sixth Year fox. DAY. SEPT. 19, ORME TE auEox from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest. | crbusiuess. Imuividtal traning’ and special advan- | kina aed osier wollencs and wureeeaUee, Tor eeeee | GP Ake Aucor House, Aarora. W.Va open 7 cents per dozen, em “Royal Glue” mends ‘em.—Boron Varieties Fresh Alaerney Butter churned every mornii and deuvered in Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per I, ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; ‘Sweet Muk Sc. per quart. oni fence books aud physical an fice hours 10 au. i Tos. W. SIDWELI to apt pupils. Laboratory work and callethenic “rhe clio! ta well mariled with charta, refer tp aaa, ‘For catalase esos or oa Prt 10-5 dill Novexarr Ist. “More desirabie thai ev Soh Iatonoal and homelike Day fever. he wcagu:toes Asconnibig: “Teas, $8 per wel, at Siar oifcs fur Cireular. WE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 3 eth P. “opening SEL TABLE 18, Recwar Dey acd Evening Sessions, 9 a un, sud 6:30 Pam. Theoretical and Junior Practical Departments a2 Sentcr Practseal = CHAPEL AT Prete Seis. G-8. Miiitery aod. Na Before “binlemed’ by haree i a Fab snuex of 30 tance ieee FSF EERSMEMVOUNG Principat | Rootes Wide gt Sante. "uum exterided suf tone Depot, or Ba nd Office Deva it. The-oagh tastruc ty 150 eucete: newly, ABU Bind Side of ie ieee ‘educa a: | Cortgbatttce eg Baste tinct Coreancd. | faptau. ahuiceraf “ash ed Buea se m boats ie on Dar Goons Az Acroat Cost Paice BON; Supt, Maryland Schoo! for the Blind. “Balti | iulasign, Brokerage, Averurtaa’ of sctct ghle, Reached by and P. I. i: traime 7-25 aan. a more, Mi eus0-12t_ | elip Settlement, and Partial Payient._ Serarete | $20 Ey TOMEINAa Promaster, 2a ROPER DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST. HE | MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL | AND | claunte {nu Gratniar, Arithmetic, Romdiuue,Writiuy.eud | Avent, S11 Penusy iy 327-3m" Dental Departments of Hor ‘University Session, one year, 80—payable 10 ot entering, REST INN. ee — pen orrober, 24,88 8,P.m Au Keren Sl ore thly installments $10 each: $0 if paid {0 FOREST GLEN PARK, 31D. ED ee fepslon and public are, Surited | For circulars and | sivasce, $20; of the month, G10. ‘Tresius Seasione™ | puuepagt Dounemns alten the Metzopolitan information address C. B. PUBVIS, M. D., Secretary, ee La TS Se | B. and 0. ‘Y mnlles fron = iaxoR FABIAN SSE ee ee ohn, isss alle appoininsent LAWNS, 5, 6,8, 10, 1246. Protewor ot Talla ice | Lady Studenie. Special Course for Civil Service, ‘Full | Sieras inadcttic ses Mt SP Pottmen FRENCH LAWNS, 15, 18, 200 Ekigaes es tenovedio "O07 f Maing end Voto | ee clare Collars OMes ory weak aay. too Dame | Apu" + gen tmprovemnant Go \ LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 15, 18. Cauti-lwe 917 Now Yorkave__| 100 p.an. orby Hail, Culslocus free.) "ALEXANDER T HENSES. Nhanager, DRESS GOODE: Striped, Paid, Charkea’ ted Fancy | STW GSB Ris PRN ONE UENCE, BE UENER, AMG 2 Princtpal,. | _Teterbonecall 77 camniad Na AND S clentifie. ‘Clasatcal, a a at any: tues = Bee aoe, seilbced to ieee ay Commercial Courses. Studies resumed Monday, Seve. | NO Es ea eae cae entee At any, cline. | Terms QRINELED GINGHAMS, worth 12}4¢,, reduced to | 5, Send f Send for prospectus, BROTHER TOBIAS, Pres't. made by the month, quarterly, semi-yeerly or yearly. u15-Lm tine © SILKS, VELVETS, SATINS, DRESS GOODS at | J ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH, NTH ST., TON & MA actual coat Guru tue mouthof August, ee Prof 'F, A. Spiinwer, ate civil service examinee, ‘Washington, D. C. ‘Bargains in BLACK CASHMERES, Candidates prepar FIGURED SATTINES (short lengths), real value, | 360'Sih wt. owe nn he APPLY BREE OE | rem will re-open Wednesday, September Bist. Ac | onlagd afte at MDAY, June 2c Popeek os 3 Feiss dann POESCHES GE: EXGLisi | Commodations for a limited number of Boarding | wi its i Tails! Ceah customers who, buy $5 oF over in Dry Goods | Mf ISS ROSA, POESCHE'S GERMAN-ENGLISH | mm vance for the uso of pupils | soa frum the Detses” Cite” Beatie aE we School and Kindergarten reopens Oct. 3 (4th year) | Scholars. An especial conveyance for the use of pupils ey > a Kintae! Oy he wiltiecive © pair ot Wastincnne Warne cons Conyeyancefor rutile vinx at alstance, inal living at adistance, Until September Ist addross for | {AU diaiitoad. uiskine close for college, West Point, Av: CAEL MOUNTAINS, , SAKATOGA, ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chil- Particulars and circular 1726 N st. aulé-1m CATSKILL MOUNTA : NEY INSTITUTE, 818 CON: serine taal atatis Lee aaa Jermey’ City Station A "RRR TITT ERE RRR gSSg Meaghan French aaa Come PPORVILLE (ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY | rive Hote Rasteraas AA RR T ROR dies and Little Girls, Reopens SEP 1. 28. 1887, A co ‘MD, i iw.: Grand Hi 4 AA ERR T ER RRR Sssq__| fiy for particularst the Misses BURGESS, Principal. | HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Mount House G9 MAE E F EB, ER Pa tenet YA qpen wits ites Tasiructors, Tutnsday, Sop. | Drawing room Cars Jetwe “ad wu a ak EB BR Ss88 5 SCHOO! FEST END | tember 15. Pupils in the house limited (0 30. “Apply | tion and to Puuuicis (lor Hotel Raaterskall RT SCHOOL |. WEST END. | tor Circularsto Rev. Dr. C.K. NELSON, President, House), aul5 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. 108 27thst 2 v. austosi6 | SAKATo ‘Mins 3. Lace Conrars At Pre Cost SEATON PERRY dheafetiateke arcane — Pull iterary’ au to Pease © Seornesi: Station, 8. and O. Ratlroud, tH M ARYLAND AGR o: entific course. 18 OFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIQUE, | miles tron: Wushingtou city, wession ypeus SEPT. 20, NOTHNGHAM AND MADICAS LACE CURTAINS | Por catalornce aldtose J: A CHAMBLISS be rretary of ! 0 AT PRIME COS1." 10 CLOsE THEM OUT. | Ferg} ural Gellenerakde rsh j O13 pa. : Hrs 1S A Rae OPPORTUNITY FOR PART! i ata oe, | Srderntagtesot Hare i tate Brincetoe Chiversts | Se: Piast «3h pum. Me Moume Sat AND AN PANLY INSEECHION Se SOLaGrYED: | Gtlisoyens Monday, dentember 6. Pupliewiacauire | et Kesey, of oiiet drvtclang Colleeos. "Fine | Beatties, Cues Sa yah eG Best ESGLis ‘and Instrumental Music. Night school | Ht stest radiat, pletely furnished, New tickets at oBUad BuEwcaNee Ais 4 Fiz} om ¥. KELLY, Principal. London recipient of prizes from South Kensington, yueal’s, 7th st ULTURAL COLLEGE—RE | juized for specialiustruction in Agriculturesud Scholarships offered in every county. ‘Location: College 32 miles from Baltimore, S jiursday wad Fridays Send for gn, Principal. Modatist and | — culars AND | CATSKILL G MT. § A it | MgEay ALY FOR YOUNG LADIES, | ML betuietem, Pa. Established 1749 and in success: Tul op fers a collexe course preparatory instruction at moderate cost. Jy30-1n S07 G SHOT Athletic Grown Gymnasium refitted an.t heated | . Purchase by ‘steam. instruction, beat care, best table, | Sid connect tu the Jersey City Station tor Syecin ciportausiies for aps studene wadvancerap: | Feeorats West ware: hadlsvad: idiy. "Special ‘private tutriue for backward boy, = Patcons or students m stinent in Cons Course KA DA Wotel Sta and Mo XPRE: i pasylvania Beslroad ofices ail north Baswage checked ¢. F. LAMBERT, 5S Select any studies oF close au | NBERT,, SArEL 3H a Ebelish ‘Setenrifie. Baste, Saag: Prejarstery, of | _3e27-3m sneral Paseenger Ageut. New Lor, NES ee i further notice address vit Lowiaeeriny coarec. New yhgoica: aud cueim~ | PARE TARE ViFW Hgibt Is SITUALEDIN THE BELGIAN ND SHEETING 11 LUE. V. PRU gal Labvratarss wih twenty tour cases: superior | 9 THe ENFIELD. Sit 12 Exst 13th wierkcity, | Bractieal Bustsees De mt i wulage of Watkins, S, X31 SHABER FLAN- a x QUALITIES, BOTH WHITE AND MEDI wEIGHT JACKETS AND WRAPS AT JERSEYS, FROM $2.50 TO £8, NEW SILK CHUDDA AND CASHMERE SHA’ Ty GREAT VARIETY ba ! -PORTEATTS—PI ‘draw can learn to inated of 810, at $04 Eat. n. THE HON, WALTER S. COX Associate Justice of Buprem i, e Law of Reai aud and of Crimes at WILLIAM A. MAU Fennsylvania ave, cor. 9th st, aua7 Suvsrer & Som FALL OPENING FOREIGN DRESS GOODS. or of Equity and Equity Plead: and the New and Choice Importationsof the LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES. SILK AND WOOL MIXED SUITINGS for Tailor- Made Dresses, FRENCH WORSTEDS in Neat Checks, CLAN PLAIDS. PLUSH NOVELTI: BLACK CASHMEKES, 48 inches wide, 75c. ‘The greatest bargain ever offered. SUPERIOR BARNESLEY TABLE LINENS. ‘Having purchased to «reat advantage, we offer choice Goods less than regular prices, An inspec- tion solicit Cours, THE HON. WILLIAM Some time Associated Justice the United State Professor of C: of the Departn ‘Treasurer, W. M. SHUSTER & SON! 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ie preva ONE PRICE. au27 talozues a; plicati Morrison, fo) Veins feante ork av |A Grear Stiveuren Is UNO IAMES DRY Goops. TPAWE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Ar LUTTRELL & WINE'S, 1930 Pen, Ave. N. W., Con. 207TH St. Until September 20th we will take off for cash ouly on ‘il sales from $1 upw eutire stock of Dry Gouds, cousinune of Bla polored’ Bilks, Satins, Velyets, Henriectias, Cashuineres, Dress Goods, Cavsiineres, ‘Cable. L Nevkis, Towels, Geuts’ aid Luitics' Underwear, Pata sols. Unibrellas, Gloves, Hosiery, Guts’ sud Ladies! Handkerchiefs, “Buttons, Laces,” Corsets, Jersey | Blankets, Couiforts, Fiaineis, Bed Spreads, Bleacu and Brovin Cottons ete, etc. gt, “Aull Inhen Witte 5 ared Linen Lawus, Sateens, &¢., Re. a i will beadiitted iy the We are also offering a lance lot of Remnants for lers | ith clas, iinuted in 1 than half price. “This isuy HUMBUG, Give us a call | Pus nd be convinced that we meau business, Un im: | bi mense ptuck iust be reduced. Partios laying in a win ter stock will suve money by calling on us, ‘The exerciges of this school wal 91H SEETEMBER, with a.cor; phy. LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Penn, Ave n. w. cor. 20th st. su20-2w T Ress } For Our Flegant eneine and enmmar ion. “Tuition i: s. 460." No eatracharye. The Prineipsl, or 71 au0-1m_ ary of Hon, SS, Cox. The “Student's Help" for ssleat Free'sand Balian- tyne’ fi Jourt of Ov IuE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. be resumed on the pS of seven teachers. ‘The mutuber of yuvild i Iuited to 100, and applicauts der of their registration. A ber to 25, aud to be com- Of Pupils sveking instroctiok in lower English auches aiid the Fadiments of Latin, preparatory 00 the rezulur ‘work of the school, wil! be formed at the Leginning cf the year if-a sufficient number of pupils The clusy, with the daily oversight of the al, will Ue placed iu a separate roo, under the of a teucher Who Will devote bis entire time to ayable semurannu: iu the ret four clawes, $80; in tue mith ERSONS UNABLE TO on it thes L. the rsonal Property, of Aisdemeu.ors. Yb ited States, of Common Law wot Evidenee, tuersbip. GEORGE F. APPLEBY, E¥g. Associate Professor of Practice wild Ju TRONG, LL. D.. the Supreme Court of SSHRANGS WHARTON EL. D, tot Siste, IBRARY, szccially selected b; essibie to'all the students, an the preparation aud argument of cases ication may be made to Wm. H. enue aud 1434 New , 124 F street no. th- ‘Washinton, D. C. tus sosistauts, will, from the Ist of Sept. tuber, be daily at the sctvol buit H stiect northwest, to anawer iugiiries, 2 ANDKEW ¥. MONTAGUE, ny, 1335 SILVESTER, Ghurlotte Hall, St. Mary’s Cx id. 5 irks N.W., HAS KEMOVED jy2i-tath stm | My te S32 Tah ot ae” Corsets made to 330)() MAEENOOD RRGTITETE, Gow bora | AMES Atma Aine AE hi Sher , form Waist Tepcn Corset# and Busties. Pesci | G3QO Mase Yoon PT ETE Toe, bare | Bio 3 Soros idge of Moot famous Watkins Glen, Ii is 300 sud overlooks Seneca Lake. Telephone and Telegrapl Connections in Newly and elegantly turnished throwrls modern tingpoveiacute Loring & quet, Lawn’ with Dank, Ouices, Telography, Short-aud, ‘Tyye- | Writing. Re’, So. More fully supplied with a1 pena than anyother College-fitting or Commercial School | in Ue United states. Twelve touchars for abou: one | hudred students. Evers davuige ais while | UUme to ono or two subsects. Medis Acadewy affords | its for 36, ty hatory, and Govérumeut of the Cuited States. Two'clasyes: From. Sto fund 7109 p.w. Luition: $9 per. 2 per | quarter, aud €40 for cne year COUR’ wuls-3un D. District of * “The handsome service of ¥ table formes tarked contrast to that terizes suuumer resorts in general” * MAJ. W + * * “Linow of no place where fainil Lids can derive ax much health ‘nd sab at Kock Enou Spring * 9" DR ROBERT Wt JprEKSEILL i D., HELTENHAM ACADEMY, neat Philuda, Seventeenth yeer. uuuds. | Prepares bare for college oF bi aters. Military deal, ey catulozee, satiress” the N. Pawily Louse, wear ovesh: special rates for S.ptember and October. anZ3-1Ethes-6t HOT Bricatos ATLANTIC CITY, for boys. Ky syste: for study aud recreat Water. Lange ey goliege or busive forcatalorue, LO f any age " Heidinsstar. jy? 5284172 scHooL OF LANGUAG. {22 14TH STN. W, OPEN ALL 8 aproctical knowledge of SPANISH acyuired in Reduced tees fur summer, free tria! lessons, lured on the coust, CME” OCEAN END, KES Seven Atlantic City S 0. iis GW! SiObDAID, iors M 3 RANBLIN “COUNTY, PA. study : to adults confidential, Annapolis, West Fount, all exsiuindtions. sexs IVY INSTITUT, aw. cor. Sth ana K sts. nw, | 2/500 tet WILL BE OPENED JU vat: 2 my vator, Hot and Cold ONTEREY HOTEL—BLUF RIDGE SUMMIT P.0. G< tuiles corthwest of Baltunore, '2% bours, 20TH, Fing scenery sad pure aie aud water. or torus | 5 = Gaon ete. address nO) anager, late ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CRoss, Ware Water Gap House, f ‘yo-im - a ONTINENTAL, 1312 MASS. AVE. N. W. / Atlantic ave. betwoen Vermontand Rhode| ‘Will resume first Monday in September. Tt affords } lend aves, Fall ocean view. P.O. Box 44. we Mouse. nat aes all ards, Cro- stints, Haoimmocks, Swings, Musics, Also i, & : im vefore | every home comfort, the best education, and ‘the best | probrasiors of the National Liviel, i NEW STOCK OF PURE WOOL FRENCH DRESS | Septuber 3.” Bogimmers in painting mouth of Sep | Gaiving. “A fued “price covers cyery expense, oven feces Marbor, Fia. BURU: FABKICWIN ALL THE LATEST FALL COLOB- | tatuber, 6 tin | bovis, °No,oxttae eteapt fos uni.” So pclental | ROCK ENON SPLINGS 43 j % = exponson Nocrmwinatious £5 = 7 Na NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL, PARIS TEX- A pne te Ale Natcnad dtadeoe ot Sip | tated catalogue sett tive Mo ay Baten } OF VILGINTL i EINGe soo ten cHEVIOTS | Arts 804 E stn. w.. Students of all aes—from the SWITHIN'C SHOUTLIDGE ABs A ML | BAR. A sate. mi Sr SOUTCE A128 cmd to the middle-aged mau and womaa The Principal wan Giant Grasoaie Sein Be | ies Aceciainodatin For paniplets et LOTHS: : md _The Principal will beat the Hives D. information, uyply to Acs: Pratt & Sone, the Suh ENS “OF SBLACK AND COLORED Ses Se ee aa Tess sunO-lu.” | busldiae, F suite vai the office of the Lvenine WEDIGNASHLRBAND VELVET. AN BEECH OF org POL UM ELAN TEYRE: | ST ——— TS | Site. “Penwip sors eaginatio Sew “fost Shaye ats BPPLAIS PlGUHES AND GORKECT Prices, ping cops Coxmencrat, Scoot, } SR band uti chet sd SRATON PERRY, JAMES ©: WELLING. LL.D. Znstraction in Book-keeyiugy Ortbog-=ypy. Penman, | MBll October 31, 88-00 fron Washington. Se SHES VEU ety ship, Ariibmetie, Gecerapays Grau : now of no place more delixhthul for 3 enjoyment.” MRS, JOHN 4 LOGAN. “Tad a most deliglttul Stay at Hock Fugu. * A,WGARLAND. GWYNN. lies orin¥a- ujoymuent as they EYBURN. waking it the most every facility for acquiring a thorough and accomplish- ed education, The musical department, ewbracing J. H. HUGILL Gate ot GMiseyy- | __ LADIES’ GOODS.__ Harp, Piano, Organ, Guitar, Baujo and Mandolin, is directed by thoroughly accomplished teachers. Paint- ing in Lustre, Oil and Water Colors. Special atten- tion paid to Bookkeeping and the Higher Mathematics, Attached to the academy ia a Department for Little Boys. aui5-1m_ Maz DE J. Pas 1309 ¥ STREET NORTHW HAIR GOUDS, RUSSIAN BANGS. Always in Order by Plain Cambin Dressed and Bangs Shingled. y | Post-Graduate. Terms, #10 Sth of Sentensber ten Board, Tuition, W. H. WHE, Washing, Zoom Keut, aud Fuel: situation healthy. Special attention to preparation tor boys for teaching. bigher schools 23d bush Clothing has commenced. Think ear3- fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. m'twait. Our Beautiful Spring aul Summer Goods have come, and arexoing meyidly. In these days good ol-fash- scr honesty 4s rare, therefore you will 9» Tltated to see how we have combined o1 1 ‘ume honesty in quality and price, with new, fresh styles in Men’s und Boy's ‘Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles the latest, quality excellent, prices low- est. Buyers cannot put their moneyia more liberal hands, Youneed notasceps our statements as we back them with goods and prices, Our $12, $15,413 ** Eocurtos Flete without wart of every’ rd Education. viThe Proveds Ohy; ACIIN “thie College LATION, PRO! UNCIATION, ELOCI SHARESPEARE, Engilan SONVERS iiids Pleasant. “etme woderste, School Feat fut Z ay14-3em_ suits, must be seen: you cannot imaging TION, Physical Harmony, ONATORY, | October 1 to the secoud ‘Thursday tu Juue. For pare from’ an advertisement, Cau say wa Oral Trausistions, extelupormeous Speech, Purlia: | culars, address ‘MES, A POATWATER. Fevora Dress Sutevps Rave seon suis suid at much inora mucntary Practice, PERSONAL MAGNBTTSH Pa |e: Rig Te eRe, SE Mabe coo ML, hE THE BEST IN TUE WORLD. dooney that Will uot ear companion mine Yersonation, ACTING, Comedy, DELSARTE, ference: Right Rev. Willian: Paret, D.Dy LID. | atenntactiea hea ae Day maa Site ticee. BH ETOUC dud LOG ur in Tau Bishopof Maryland. suis, | Macnee es iimore. : ue so 2 OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY, MD.— ‘ailorng department on second aad The Colleve bas u Dratuatic Hall, with stage. ace. r =a slatattours, Saud for Large Lilustrated Catalogue, with fall Conducted by cine Brothers of the Christian | FIRHE LUCCA |) pare BuSTLES if College, Course: a 7 : Es EC peu WALES X00 Presthaue, Diplomas aud Degrees coz my31 Pennsylvania avenue ‘TE MARTYN COLLEGE of ELOC 1 ’ Breen at. Canrer 'Trave, te 1887. Various courses of 3 Competent instruc: rnerly with P. Hanson Hist & Co. ve rn oe: Ter ¥ STE PRICE : for Strength, Brightiess, Amount in Packages or tor We are receiving daily our fons Healthful location. Zerus maderate., For cate | 4 wig BALAK IN THE’ PRICE UF WALL Paper. | for streuth Srunituess, =p oor FALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS, FAME WEST WALNUT 81 INCLUDING CHOICE PATTERNS IN T iso, Igthe Art of all Arts—no person's education wcom- ‘rac UF Education is wore scholarly, refined ne pays bettcr at the preseut cution as an ELEGANT AKT for Home and Society, Sean necompliakinent which forms an important There are also Short Courses teaches: VOICE CULTURE, ARTICU- ALY. UTIO? SIs, Expressive Beading, Bible and Hymu’ RY, a block east of City Post-Office, Box 291. ‘CONTESTS. also, catalogue on the CURE. und the School of Deep Worough. Students prepared tor College or business. Bockward pupils privately tutored. Special care-to | WP.) a Bre oe Re Sirf ete rT aS | Mipseanien Kaxoass Principa _jy19-eodim ly Klo- | ber 14, 1887, plication, Address ae <a SELLY, ‘New Windsor, Md. Abs AL J. HUNT | HOME-SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Mrs. ADALINE PARET ATWATER will take ten or | J ADIES’ SE: more Gitls tobe educsted with ber own children, givins " $ UN! herown oversight, with the assistance of # thorough competent teacher, Situation health INGHAM'S, ST. LATEST PAKISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH RHEA WAVES. = FALL KUSH 15 COMING.—OUE PATRONS 774, CHAMLQTTERALL 7 697096, | Diii cust ier own intrest ana'vers ates L ei SCH UUL 5 9, | oblige ug by sending in ae taticn of thelr Pall work us | Three “Departments—Preparatory, Acadeuic. sud | Poul ts Uy send ‘moa Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, 1068 Je: st, Georgetown, D. i Leing desirous of closing out cur stock of day, | \TEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR Ft- : = male College.—Separate buildings, Pullgraduat.| || TMORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY. in potrees vith, degrees. Also priniary, preparatory | while there is still a écmmd for it, we otter our Entire dnd Susiuess deparuncuts. Full sestons open Septeue | Stuck at greatly reduced prices, 1309 F street now. SHADE HATS for watering places a specialty. 3y16_ SEAL GARMENTS, ALTERED, DYED MISS CUND A 1310 Sth street m. w. bet, Nand'O sts ng. aul5-Im* ATLEY, aul. jools. Scientific, Ciessical, and Commercial Curses. ‘Ihe Modern Languages and Drawing are taught with- out extra charge. Studies will, be resumed on the 1st Monday of September. 1887. f9~ Send for prospectus, ‘aul0-taep) muy 28-5, tUatb da LY __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. PEERLESS DYES. QEEDERICK (MD.) FEMALE SEMINARY, THE. TEL term WH commence Weduesasys hene Te BOARDING SCHOOL J. B, Lancs & Bro. For the next thirty days we will sell all White Back ade Papers for 10e ae ‘Air Soe. Paper i ‘All G5e. Paber for for young ladies and Uttle girls re-opens SEPTEMBER, eons = 1 - = INGHAIN, TAPESTRY, AND LoDY BEUSBELS | ISTH (Gin yeary) ane J) TLAUPMANN, Princlpal “aihony ge Speen rin proportion. ATOR RISCHIOS, DRY | CLEARIN WE HAVE PAID SPECIAL ATTENTION ny Tinveace een Ladies! and Gentlemen's Ganueuts of TO OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT THIS season, | JQ‘ Spring, Mont OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY tyomery County, Md, 18 miles north ‘ot Washington Cuy, reopens September Cleaned aud Dyed without bei EVENING DRESSES ‘ud other staius are effect specialty. Ger Tue Best Are the imost flexible Bustles mado. Manufactured by AH. Lrinkmaun & Co., ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, wit will dye everything. They are sold everywhere. pag loca sskage a0 colors: They tage ne coal TSCLIPFELY & Eval DRY CLEANING ESTAB- De taped, “LADILS ‘Geese, veut faaliy removed. by our rele: ‘Baltimore. vunia ave, G wt nw. ‘au kinds 19. "Thorough brawed diy process, and when stored by us euaranied Exorcised the Greatest Care in : ; : freiiuug: Ke mo govoruuent: health carefully attended fact, Lvoubets and Curtain of ait kiss iuited. For circulars, sddress HENRY | THE LEONARD DRY ATR CLFAXARER RFRIG- Feascnabiy. Gvods called for aud delivered, SELECTING BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY. — | (HALLOWEII. AM. (Yale) ayi-Sm_| ERATORS, made in hard wood, ELEGANTLY | Sochargs tor siora onsit NEW PATTERNS IN FLOOR DRUGGETS, OIL CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL RDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. 188 ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10ra ST. N.W. Gnas ESCA Bi Sie uate ted teen | Ete eas apres cam eremarngs | MSA as to ars oe cele ae BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES. | tlee in Music atu ets Manners, inoraia, nd health | LOUKS, IMPAUVED INTEIIUR CLECULATION of eat sects pa ADVANCE STYLES IN BOWEN, LM Prost. Borde Sa Oe ee ee rcemeene | bee werent ten eat uate Hosiery.” herwer PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLUGI mR. 7TH Cl! ‘Tench Corsets and bustles. FALL DRESS GOODS, VELVETS, &0., &o. Saadie ae: ~Apracidcal Sus ae can that PERICES LOWER, THAN, any. OTHER GOOD LE. . "i iss St ERE SEAS felted Sod ucteatiy rtorn the actve oy i ot Wid HOLKE, NY OPiescu. Gecusuieod Sybian spoken. mrl4 AT POPULAR PRICES. * Sere Gh Calou: == ee ee the lish Cos - JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., Inte oo fp tmnaimene, Eractlog, vies or | _SE20. 50 Mt enue Pennayivania ave, At: hoplanver 1 st oe mo One Do Nor Poscasse A Varon Srove RTS. until yon bave examined curlarge assortment of the ot 1T-DOOR SPO! fee) ‘business couree, Crown Jewel Stove, the best in the market, with im- So soem yg ne Bron as ai wane wide OMEN ‘TENNIS AND CROQUET, all styles and van 6 penis to on easing and provements not in any other stove. A full line of spacings Pome ‘down and aot Pay STR A tage dyser iepecter Byres tnd Julian Caen re ty place where ppd neg Sars nage paper d JOHN MoGaHSi. hiseonita Ne gene ME ‘The untry Town, EW. ‘Tuition : f wmuned. 7 ss MO Ws Wo: Bs Powe, Dom] EP peters cpt Ge wen te eee Neca. [jose rem oeee Cte reat ih ager, The Ue opatiyrot day or nigutsestions Auweeeted Cot | apoy LARE, ‘lepandly’ orniabe’, Teaver “rtke SELECT ASSORTMENT OF RARLY FALL STYLES ae Wee Get bY Robert Grant, in paper. on app ueatOR. Ae , W P street ehat every, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY | and in WM. Bal NE & SON, ENCER Vi = A ALL APERS. ‘ we Aly Piney Polat BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. auzz, 428 teventh strest new. wns 3A ae wel: HANSON HISS & 00. 815 15H 2 ms ‘ou mala wervendie! ‘MBH, |. HUNT, 4sH from ‘Bill to ne r+ fas supers uf aut grades, 1300 Fava, | Cooma Br G, Morente bers sth ‘Friezes and Ceiting Decorations, | ,Si¢Tpoms socut ais x $e] —_ Want N CONSERY ATORY OF SIUBIO, BT. oe: attention given to Viain and Decorative steamer. Te ———— my13-6m0 GRATEFUL—COMFORTING A Tal tins of Plano, @ ia Vo Hate, Comuet de res | "Eetimsten and destens submitted for all kinds of In. ree py GOS STEAMER “was 2¥P8's Cocoa GAS COOKING STOVES vantages. 0. 3, ee ie texior Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection of ves, st watt on NDALS, THURSDAYS band T. JOH! haat our ‘solicit “ a ain ei ins Gps os qEIGET ‘koods is respectfully solicited. ap? PBA egsoSb Aten — eat fiver ane By a tuorough, of the laws: — Bloderate, Preparaors school attached, ‘Special we FINANCIAL. a Uepecheduia SOHNE baat Acc Sad'puertion aed tention given to Atting boys to ‘enter raiver: fe ° age acaalapoiistgs of Se sitet gar, | mbS1_ WASHINGTON GAS-tiamT comp4wy. | siuy,or Shouiltryor jvalschoolscf tne a | DP, & W. oN. iy Alanager: irs a eed Srecut Orrenne Ix Corzox Sinlepges ates: Frachel THOMAS TELLy A 3 rath iets Shock BROKERS, sous Giaeon ibe re cous rr ‘CLOTHS, kTC, Gf NewYork ing tc a ‘ballt wee ARAN’ TEAOH ANY WAKE Sorters w omy every ae oe ee ant ac Frult of the Loom Cotton, 8Xc, Tonadale Cambrie, Gia portrait in After. lesen 3 top ath arent Goran Building) Saahineto SStowest rabex’ where: tok . ‘necessary. erauine Steg ne ee ee ‘pillow Gash = PA oes bette AS WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE RBILADELPSLA frame. Damask, 190. to $l a me aod | r XORK, N, ac. abe, 543 does Schephins BT. JOSEPHS COLLEGE warn Papers Polling water oF till. Sold only ee YX, 0: forma: er sseston of Bye months, 6100. aoe C Exes, {43088 HPP & 0. womens Chai Po CLE | aia Seer on™ | Rema Ree E seme, London, England, | -su27-3t 907 Pat. n.w, (Masonio Tengla) gris ee aes Sew a | is 5 Baltimore County, ‘. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. J.C. Horcamsox, Hosnguastms Fos == RTE Saar nok Btoxks and, information Fe pala LAWN TENEIS, ‘CROQUET, 8 Dee 1553 souroeer sais iene ore oo ‘MILLINERY aT i OUR nOOR. Gaim, ov Lane chat. ayetad et Sharia ees ee ee nen Ta Ene | SUC, true [ST er Sets | ___ PROFESSIONAL on, xEpvoED BELOW Cost. tLe Scoommodsiy iin a = i TELLS | Cy GLOVES, $1.00 Por Pair, upward. BUPPERT, ex ISG Ci aa "between. Deru; 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE | aye 403,405 7t stam | “Gysinave mon Maree 3 & Moos cueewnortawest, ne US ege | Sa pSleerer Washington & TANF | de Grace, 10s a.tu E RAILROADS. Between "Al ‘and Lynchbure. Spine, Alleghens Springs, bristoi, Knoxville, Ro Calera,” Montes ged Now Orleans Pulliuas em Orleans, Mas 1) for Warren! “aly for Warren Jottessitfe, Gor Lynelibury, Koc teen Lynchbune Charlotte, AUant Orleans, Texas and York to’ Atlanta, tn ¢ Atlan Birmiglam, Momteomery. torus. Pullin Sleeper New mec ton With Pullman Sleepore TY Mann Boudoir Sleepers ‘Shreveport. Sold Doce Mot Commect for Sunday for Manassas, aruieliate Stations with, for Fauguier White, Sal- Riverton with SV. oT SE Wostera ‘Express Daily for Wa mdousville. Charluttesvilin, Lemieviie, cipcraune umuer Resorts on sud uear Line of Chew, ad OID Pullman Sleepe Louisville. alse f pooea, “Memphis, “Lita 0 aod Ss Points, “Through Pullman” Siecpers Washiugton 19 Metnpiis without chamer 11-00 PML. Southern Expres Daily foe Dauville, Kaleigh, ‘ashewie Charkotee. Alken, Agent, At ‘cvawand’ Calttora * Parlor Care lorie Waste change, alee Palla trwer White Sulphur ot. Doawe Washe w40 te anid Charlottesville at lat 840 AM ef Ntaaon, Pe Jas L. TAL LOn ral Passenger Aqeait F327 ORE AND ONTO KATLROAD, ted Express for nivin in Pittabone at bn 30. Noextra fare’ W charved on this ersneray innati, Louiseitte and St. Low b through cow aaily at 3-13 a Palsce, iati abd St. ted train to rrtving in Cinciunati worming ab Lotiis 6.40 pau. Noextra fare is changed oa for faat tinue, p.m. daily ¢) Parlor aa. Borne enandoait Valley Ratiroad, betwoom, Sbevanda {uot and Luray inclusive 3b daily excest Sunday Tor Lexington ene KexEtON and Local Stations, 10:10am. daily, delphi Wu. and 4.30 pan. daily, For i. Delawar and. iutermediate palate Detwern Baitiuors aud Wikuiugton, 5-00 aa dali, ekerpt Sunday For Havre do Grace, Singerly and intermediate Points, 3:15 pan, daily, except Sunday For Batt 6 d 8:49 aa Te i 30, 430,435, 4-40, 6:30, 6:40, at 40, 5:30, 645, 8 30 gan and 12:10 sad Man. 440 au, 1 Wasiiugton and Malti 43 1, 449.8 uid 130. 3 $:40. 6-45 and 1100 pan. Fors! tan Branch O42 ans. daily ence or brine apa Sundays for princi js 10°10 atm all ttiers except pan. dsily,’ For Boy d'sand invers iy) Shure te vos W inday all xtattons om Metey Pramch.. fur frederick 10-10 aan and 4-40 oor ellmceestowa 10:10 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. daily, oe {vester. Wilintat From Havre de. Grace, Sucorls am points north of Baltin ‘Annapolis, &. ry m ‘Munday. From Frederick aud mtersedate y cept Sunday © Wash a i om & on hay eA L100 Washiucton 1-20, 2. except 5,3 For fursher Ohio Ticket of st the Baltimore a Station 61M aud 133 Fennaytvania aveaues hstrest where Will be taken for tazyayo to bseinccke aad roceivobad Sap rane rr tie ant ; | WARD CLEMENT'S, CK LORD. GPA Staztager, Baltimore. PERCY GUSMITHL Fas AQWashington. ay HE GREAT SNSYLVANTA ROUTE, 10 THE NORIN, MEST (ND SOCTHWESE, pOUBL SPIO ADID SCENERE BIEEL KAlDy MAGNIFCENT COUT MERE, IN EFFECT MAL ‘Trainslesve West Iss ton from Stati mat, sunday, to Chicaxo, wi ping Car At oi a to Oh Western Express, at \ 10 P.M. daily, with Si (Cars Washington to Chicago and StL Bsbury to Clevelaud, wath through Sleepers f Paote Exprems, 10:00 tnd the West, with throucin Ch BAL Fiacrvatn od Mesa, sot Pietabang jerpet, Marriatura OM ‘er, Buffalo, Nis wurday, with Pal For Wiluianaport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 9:50 ‘AM. daily, except Sunday | or New York gna the Bust. 7 Pe AML ‘Sunday, 31:20 2B tu Carn B40 A and 4:00 P.M deity ob a ‘i ‘or Huston witlyut cuaner, 2 every day. ‘or Brookiyu, N. 4. all through trai ot Jersey Clty with boats of Brooklyn Auives, atone perdi traitor to Paton wrwet avoiding dae tf ove New Work City. Fiiladelpinin, 2 25,10:00- 12:00, and 11.40 A. My 0) PM. On Sunday, 6.00. 10 For Piiladelpnix, 7 200-4146 $001 11:20 Pieretae 10:00 and 11 40 peo Same, 25 AM. end 4 indy A jis, 7:25 AM. 1° 420 Foils, except Bunday. “Sundae, 0°00 ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBU xy AND ALEXANDKIA AND RALKOAD. For Alexavdna, id and the South, 6:00, ‘and 4:35 FM. daily, except Sunday. ‘Trains leave Alexaudria for Washington, #210, 10:15, 11-07 A.M: 1:20, 3:00, 3 705, 9:82 and 10-42 PML, aud 12-19 (except Monday). On Sunday: 0 13-75 int 2:15 ui Tickets aud information at the office, northeast oor. ner of 13th street abd Pennsylvania avenue, and sta Miation, where orders cat be left for the checking. Bagwaxe to destination from hotels and residences ‘CHAS. E. PUGH, General 3. R_ WOOD, Gencrat Passenger Ageut. WOOD AND COAL. _ (OAL AND KINDLING WOOD. “A complete ansortunent of all the best, now ou land and arriving coustautly. We sale at lowest market rates. NOW 18 CHE TIME TO BUY. All kinds of Wood, suwed and split, or in the stick, SCEPHENSON & BKO., Mill. and Depot, 7th st. wharf, Offices—419 10th st. u.w..8.€. cor. Penn, ave. aus-3m For Kichmon rs Aes of Comb vfter ittoe WP AND COAL, AT poTTOM: PRICE DE SONa it abKas vious Valles, a KES yard and office, Branch ofthe, wouttear €or. 7 The above prices are for cash only. \ASH PRICES FOR COAL. Farnace and Kgs White Ash Coal. bs Shamokin or Red Ash Coal (all sizes The above prices are for cash only, and delivery this EN. SLALKE & BON, mont HENBY 2 CLARKE # BON. PP ¥0u want tue BEST FUEL SOLD Inthe District at faxr prices, callow JOHNSON BROTHERS, Who supply wore families with COAL, COKE, AND WOOD ‘Than any firm ip the United states, Wharves, Depot, and Ratiroad Yard, 12th and Water ener ‘Office: 1202 F at. nw, Brauch othces. 1315 7th et. nin ave: nod and & stam . COAL, direct from the mines, arriving daily per cam ‘st Coal Depot, 1st and Ltreets northeast, B. & 0. Ri Office 609 New York avenue northwest. Call at esther place and secure your supply, AUGUST PMIGES CHAAP! SMITH wi33m (609 NEW YORK aVENUB