Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1887, Page 5

LOCAL MENTION. ther. Inciientions for th amencing at 3 p.m. Por the Distrtet arabia, Marvland, and V Pessevivasta KatnnoaD Company an- 1 TA Citeto ta : 4 for 11.2.1. tra “ to retura within five For v go to Jno. RK pectalty. to-morrow enivairy of Aevenlng. re tour, via , Tuursday, promises to sold at nerd at the PkWw SURPEISES.—OUF how toattte with fresu, Ur that we or an¥ rs omp. nt magnificent the same nods Dow in er Hist of our muany different stvles Would be an finpossibility, We thereiore quote in City Hews a Tew spectaltes surprises, as they must” be to the personal inspection. - Wil. and Wee Pal ave, w nd derby FOR Fats Iss Our new stock of stk Lewis & Son, 1421 N.Y. tied, $1. Hempler’s, ave.£434. are now opening hats, RC Fack and ey¢ ste CITY AND DISTRICT. > Amnsements To-ntght. Hares’ Buot TueATER—Austin’s Australian Noveity Co. KEeRNaN'S THEATER.—Comife Opera and Varlety. FaxokaMa BUHLDING.—Battle of Bull Rua, ATHLETIC PakK.—Koller Coaster. — Condensed Locals. a meeting of the Colored Sunday School Unton Sunday afternoon, officers for the year were tas follows: President, David Warn eretary, Samuel M. Bryant; correspond retary, Miss A. Bowen; treasurer, Henry an. Maryland 1 Mr. i th Democratic Assoctation has Max. Jarvis as financial secretary ‘iicancy caused by the resignation. of eld. A cominittee was appolated, Mess pnston, Isaacs and Me iwration on the evening peeches Will be made by S| dispatch from Fairfax yesterday statin: that the sh Helerman, the man charged with the murder of Wanes, under arrest. Detective Mahon Went over and the prisoner proved vo be a Pullman car porter named Ca Mrs. Eberly, the wife of Geo. M. Eberly, living at lez? Boundary street, dropped dead in Ber house | last nigut at 8 art disease, She was fifty years old Last evening Mi » wife of Geo. F. Eberly, droppe howe, 1526 Boun- street. un She was nf ears of age. ting of the Maryland and Dela {rctit at Plinlico, September 13, an extra Purse of €400 fs offered for a free-for-all, trotters net pacers, of Maryland and District of Columbia, b Orange Bud out. Bids for coal and wood were opened at the Agri- cultural Department yesterday. W. H. Baum and Johnson Bros, were the lowest bidders at $4.49 per ton an per cord, respectivel: -lunt Starting from the Cosmopolitan day evening, after a run of about 30 Suulth Wormiey Was the first in at the death brush. +r, While assisting a herdic driver to Tight his overturned vehicle, near the new Medi- cal Museum, Last night, eadgat his hand in the trace-hook and tore lls index fnger quite badly. His wounds were dressed at the Emergency Hos: pital. In feference to the recent arrest of two Wash- Ington boys at Atlantic City Mr. Fred. A. Schmidt Writes that J. W. Hess (who ts’ employed by the Writer) bad no counection with the charges What- ever. Mevyn Owen. a boy six years old, was playing With @ small do; on Pennsylvania avenue, Dear 2a street, last night, when the animal bit him on the hand.” Dr. McKelne cautertzed the wounds. Rev. Dr. Dower, pastor of St. Paul's English Latheran church,” bas Just been notified of the death of his sister in Pennsylvania. He leaves to- night to atten? her funeral, and will be absent from the city util next week. Rev. Mr. Uhl, of India, wil nit his pulpit Sunday. ‘Those wno leave the city during the summer can have Tae Stax malied to them for any lengthzof time, at the rate of 50 cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. 5@~The Fequisite umount of money must in euch case ac- company the order A Victory. THE STATESMEN SUCCEED IN DEFEATING THE CHICAGO TEAM— OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY. ‘The Washivztons played in great luck yester- @ay, and in consequence the last exhibition of the Chicago club here this season Was a most gratity. Ing one to the spectators, but few of whom failed tosee the finish. Both Whitney and Van Haltren pitened in excellent style, the former striking out ‘two and the latter ten men. But when the Wash- Ington men did find the ball it was at the same time that tt teld > hold tt, nd as a re d its and errors in the second Kalne goes down on the list credited n UY ascore of 7101. The whit stockin== 1 arunin the first, andtwice after would have scored wut for the phenomenal Relding of t me team. ‘Two Very neat double Plays Were executed, one in the fithen a sharp ho. touched passed On ¥ tothe third Lo O'brien in time to cut off abie play by Myers to + visitors and. saved the bat, cago etght hits, ny the percentages arg. won 38, lost 533 Tost 54; 408, —The Washing- TS us follows: Dickson, trst , second eutenant; # and Jao. C. Exner, wus appolnied to Confer gard to jolning the Guard.—The Washington Merchants’ S last wight appointe Messrs. Purcell and committee to Visit Philad~ipaia and mane ‘nis for securing uniforms Messrs. 1y, Hutchinson, Buck and Purcell were ah excursion committee. Way ne Toox tue Jewsry.—The Baltimore Sun oft =. €. Stewart, the colored iu Ballimore Non. ¥ on a charge of $100 from hls moti tited for court by Justice 0 Baliore tor his aud, as she refused to ree ‘Lom with niin, he took the Jewelry, 1 sie owned It, and on the ground that ers ‘Vas his, and what was bis was bis He goes to Jali for making the mistake, DEATH oF Rev. ix. BKopuRAD.—Rev. Augus- tus Broadnead, D. D.. of Bridgeton, N. J, Who, for twen missionary tn India, died Ta brief illness, at Toron- roue OW & SUMMER vaca— inent for his abilities, a3 4 brother of Mr. Me had many friends bere. ‘morning, in the Police ney, Who ves at No. 24H . Was Charged by bis next door Katusry, with violating the d that he ts the ‘and howling dogs ¥ proved tuat he bad but one dogs Wit= ore Chat It seldom barked, and the case Was disintssed. Ax INJUNCTION GRANTRD.—On April 27 last M. D tz, of “The Berutz School of Languages; fan Stack to ning in the District to teach under agr This contract 13 dated e June 1, 1887. A de- A xre poliey: that a court of contract W restrict edu- od of teaching in which Property, which it 1s , 1S set orth in the Dik Uhat the Inj A Wis filed, and It Was OD this: ton Was vranted, 72.—Ri DearTH oF Pastor it Gustav L. Reitz, foimerly of this city, died after a long and severo 1 Amsterdain, N. ¥., Monday evening. sed Was pastor of St. Jobn’s Lutheran church, 4% street southeast, Us city, for two Years, dnd Was subseq yastor= ate of coucordia Lutheran church, whieh he 4 for over ten Years. He left Washington in to accept the call to a large and fourishing urch in the town Im which be died. He ts to be Ay Brxare Jau—Deputy Sheri Geo. H. Boya, Of Havre de Grace, WHO Was arrested In Ue ey Mouday by Detective Carter, wile in the act ot PaWulng a gold wate, stoled from H.C. Lawder @buccuer ac Havre de Grace, Wad Laken to the latter place yesterday eventig. Sheri’ Jarrett arrived with ihe prisouer (ix deputy), aud before Sv'elock he was arraigued before Justice Charshee Ou & charge of theft. He pleaded gulity, wud Walved au examination. He was placed under $500 Dail, aud tatitug to procure any one to his security, was coustttted to Belalr Jail to await the aetion of the grand Jury and placed in the cus. Lody Of tue sheriff, who took him to Belair on the evening train. Tile Baltimore Sun says: Boyd's family Is an old and respected one, HIS wife met iu. at the railroad depot in Washington, aad the meeting Was au affecting one. Mis wite Tist the handcuffs be taken off, but the sue Thought it sale Lo Keep them on, and declined. 2 | of Labor, to he prings and | kept hercto- | ads that the contract | TO ABSTAIN FROM PORK. ow the Knights of Labor Proposed to Help the Jourucymen Pork Butchers. THE PUBLIC MRETING LAST NIGHT IN THE INTEREST OF THE STRIKING BUTCHRNS—THE CASB OF THE JOURNZYMEN STATED TO THE PUBLIC AND THE ACTION OF THE EMPLOYERS CRITICISED. ‘The public meeting called at Eaels’ Hall last | evening by the District Assembly No. 66, Knights case of the Journeymen Pork Butcher's lockout, | wos largely attended, every seat being occupied. | Wale the people were gathering a brass band | plyed several airs. About8 o'clock, Mr. J. W. | Considine called the mecting to order and intro- | duced Mr. August Donath as the presiding off lection met with the approval of those present, aud Mr. Donath, in taking the chair, said they had not met together to cringe, threaten or bulldoze, but, as be understood it, the object of the meeting was to call the attention of the public » tue tacts In relation lo the treatment of the } Journeymen pork butchers by thelr bosses The Kulghts of Lavor already knew the facts, and had reached a concluston based upon them, and now they wished the public to pe equally well in- | foriued, and to draw thetr own conclusions, He | suld that the journeymen butchers before they ganized were in the habit of calling firteen hours a day’s work, and for thelr services they received "a vartety of puses, Dut no one got wore than $10 per week. pesiribg to better their condition they organized and succeeded In making terms with their em. rs by Which they worked only twelve hours T day and received extra pay for extra hours. oder this arrangement thelr wages Lave reached high as $10 per Week and as low as §3.75 per %K. ‘The speaker said that in Europe, with its talked of pauper labor, the latter fgure would be called low Wages, While tals condition ng> Was bad, sald the speaker, yet the busses. Wanted even more and uroke thelr agreement by Teiusing Lo pay for extra hours, and te men were locked Out. He maintained that the butchers Were a class weil-to.do and doing a good business, and there Was no. good reason for keeping. thelt men og Wages which prevented them from sup jorting their families decently and living a3 yuma beings. Now what the knights want and What ail mén want 1s to see justice doue in this matter and their men patd fair living wages, That Was the issue and that was the object of their meeting. ts | MR. BOWEN'S ADDRESS. Mr. Donath then introduced Mr. Paul T. Bowen, Who sald that among the Journeymen pork butchers only ten men received $10 per week. ‘The juajority receive but $7 per week, aud a great inany get considerable less. He thought that 1t was in consistent C0 Want Lo get rid of the Chinese in this country because of their servile natures aud | (heir Want Of inauliness when we have a contri- | ¥ance in our midst which compels men to work | from Miteen to twenty hours per day for meager pay. Such a system Is creating iu men just such | qualities as are objected to tn “the Chinese. The [speaker then read the contract between the ‘work Was twelve hours and the pay §10 per week, with board in some cases. Mea receiving that rate Were lo be puld 25 cents per hour for extra Ume, and 15 cents per hour when their wages Were less. ‘The bosses agreed to employ only union men, ‘This agreement was in operation for @ year, and, recently, the bosses notiffed the men tiat they would no longer pay for extra time. He then reviewed the reasons given by the bosses for Violating, as he sald, their agreement, and main- tained that if the mén “soldiered” on them as they id, that they were unworthy of further empioy- ineut, and yet the bosses had satd that they were Willing to resume work under the old terms pro- ¥iding the men left the Knights of Labor. He | thought that such statements were mere excuses: | that the men, as a class, were not of that charac ter, and that’ ail the bosses Wanted wus to get tem more completely in thelr power. Tue Speaker said that if the men left the Knights and went back to work 1t would not be long before the agreement Would be agalu broken, and the men Would be at thelr mercy. Mr. Bowen sald that it was to tue interest of business men thut the Work: ing class should enjoy short hours of worl and “high” wages, and that the cause of the men involved’ deeply the interests of | tue community. He sald that ninety-seven out of every “hundred ry men fall tn business, but If the condition of the working classes Was better the proportion of such fal.ures would be greatly lessened. He said the men inter- ested in this matter were unable to talk for them- selves, and hence others had to do tt for them. He hud beard the story of one of these men, He bad een working for one family for twenty-five years, eallng at their table and laboring for them faith. fully all this time. Yet when he refused to accede to this tnjustice and work extra time for notht they forgot his long, faitaful services, and tok him that he could either work on these terms or leave. He had worked for them twenty-one hours a day, and had struggled all these years to malu- Vatn Uis tautly on $10 a week. Yet when the ques Uon of money was Involved all this Was forgotten, The “speaker maintained that this was only another illustration of how the prevent industrial system crushed out all buman sympathy. It was no Wonder, then, be tought, that there were ‘men’ inclined to socialism and other “isms” ‘which gave promise of _ something Detter than the present conditions, He thought that, im preference to such @ state of affairs, t would be better for citizens, by co-operation, to supply themselves with meat, In this matter, as in all otuers, the Knights of Labor were opposed to strikes, DUt they favored such action as would secure right abd justice, and only resorted to strikes When every other ineans tailed. They pre- Vented strikes more frequently than was generally Supposed. He thougnt that while pork was #ub- ject to such conditions a8 at present exiated that it ought to be distasteful to every man interested tn labor and justice to all. They ought not to have ap appetite for such pork, and when they informed thelr friends of the circumstances tt ought to take thelr appetite away. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. When Mr. Bowen had concluded the chair ap- pointed as committee on resolutions J. W. Consl- dine, Win. H. Stickell, J. 1. Suter, K. J. MeCulloc and Wm. McCleland.” ‘The comuitttee retired, a: upon returning to the hall reported a set of reso- Iutoas, which Were adopted, setting forth that, a3 “the etuploying pork butchers of Washington de- mand that the journeyiuen shull work frow Dfteeo to eighteen hours per day for Wages ranging from $4.79 to $10 per Week, and Whereas ap agreement toade between the eulployers aud the journeyien Lo the effect that twelve hours shall constitute a day's Work hus been broken by the employers, this meeting condemns the action of the em ploying butchers iu demanding wore thay twelve hours Tora day's work; that we condemn their Dad Iaith In breaking the agreement made with the journeymen; that we pledge ourselves to ald, morlly and otherwise, the Journeymen pork Dutehers tn securing fair treatment, Doth In time of work and pay,” and “that we agree to abstala from using the products of those wuo have thelr tue locked out, and that We appeal to the general vublic for their sympathy and assistance for the jocked-out butchers.” OTHER ADDRESSES. Mr. T. S. Banon spoke of the home ties of the Workingmen, their social feclings and their aspirations to improve themselves, and to cultt- Vate teir minds. He contrasted’ these feelin and emotions With the hard lot. which the grind- Ing necessities of life bound them down to, and made a plea for a broad aud humanitarian treat- ment of the labor questio ‘The next speaker, Mr. T. Fulton Gantt, before beginning bis speech, offered to give his’ tine to | | | | i any micmber of "the bosses assoclation, soine Of whom, It was stated, were persent, who wished to speak. An’ invitation of tuls kind was extended from the chair, but, no one responding, Mr. Gantt proceeded.” He sald that the Knights of Labor were interested in thls matter mucu as the Society for the Prevention of Crueity to Animals are interested in the objects for whieh they are organized. ‘The Knights have only responded to the common appeal to human- ity. He said that there was a future for Journey- wen butchers and for all labor. ‘Through the Kulgbts of Labor would come, he predicted, the eurakelpation of the labor systém tn one forin or anoter, aud all would receive for thelr labor every cént that they earned. Mr. 5. T. Brockbank, the next speaker, thought that If the pork butchers were compelied’ to wrest Vuelr pronts trom grinding down the laboring men they Ought to abandon the business. The meeting was then adjourned. schtieeculans Affairs in West CaPTUxgv.—For @ week past Frank Wallace, a young colored voy, has successiully lid himself irom the vigilance of the police, wito were after un for breaking Kichard Clements’ leg by a stone thrown by Lim. Yesterday moruiug be was capt- ee tm Libbey’s lumber yard, where be was bid- ng. AN AssaULt.—Henj. F. Spates swore out a war- | Tagt this morning agalnst George Walker for 4s- saulting Lia by striking Limon the head with a bricé last night. Both men are employed as dri- Vers on tue Metropolitan Ratlroad, ‘Tue CoaL SHirMxNTS.—During the week ended last Saturday 12.122 tons of coal were shipped from the Cumberlaod region by the Chesa cake and Halo Canal, aud during the year 151,576 tons Were shipped. Grain KecerPTs—Canal-boat Wheatley Bros ar- rived With 4,000 bushels of corn for J. G. and J. M. Waters. Corn gold on ‘Change at S63sc. & bushel, TEMPERATUKE AND CONDITION OF WaTEE ar7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 71; condition, 36; recelving reservolr, temperature, 73; condition at norta connection, 15; condition at south connec. Uon, 36; Gistribuling reservoir, temperature, 74; condition at infuent gate-house, 26: condition at eluent yute-house, 36. High tde im the river to. Gay at 6:25 am; low Ude at I:12 p.m. Dey Goss AJA Opa DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST. t Washington. LAWNS ANDIBLANEETS. LAWNS, 5, 6,8, 10, 1234. FRENCH LAWNS, 15, 18,200. LINEN LAWNS, 12%, 15, 18. BIANKETS, slightly eotled, at actual coat price. SS GOODS, Si jancy Stylew worth Zoey sedtced weisee eee Aa c GINGHAMS, worth 1234c., reduced to SILKS, VELVETS, SATINS, DRESS GOODS sctual cat during the mont of hurts * ‘us in BLACK CASHMERES. FIGURED SATTINES: 2 = raitced Be (abort lengths), real value, is corneas aes gas EST RPS ss bent wearer! oo © 9 Asa wou 2“. a ae : anl5 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. ra presentation of the facts in the | Journeymen and the bosses under which a day’s | THE MEDICAL CONGRESS, Perfecting Arrangements for the Meet- ing Next Monday, The local committee of arrangements for the coming great Medical Congress are hoiding daily sessions, and have established headquarters at the ‘Riggs House, Dr, Hamilton said to-day that there was nochange in the program and nothing new; the committee was simply perfecting arrange- ments already agreed upon. As announced Presi- | dent Cleveland will open the congress at Albaugh’s | Opera House Monday. It 1s not expected that he will make any address or say anything further ‘Uhan to declare the congress open. ‘The chief general entertainments for members of the congress while in thiscity will be the re- ceptlon a. the Pension Hall Monday night and the banquet inthe same hall Thursday night. The reception Monday night will be informal, a gath- | ering intended to make members acquainted with one another and with citizens, The banquet will be of a more formal character. Owing to the great umber of guests, the banquet will not be served in courses at tables, It will be a “buffet banquet,” ‘The refreshments prescrived by the local coumit- ‘Vee of doctors will be taken standing. They will be served in one af the three large sections into Which the hall is divided by the rows of columns, ‘The other two sections will be used for promenad- ing. ‘Br. tramuton, secretary-general of the co Was notified to-day of the arrival in New York of Prof. Semmola, of Italy, who comes to attend the | congress. “He Will comé to Washington to-mor- row. Medical Director Gthon, of the Navy, arrived tn the city this morning from San Francisco to at- tend the Medical Congress. He is president of the section of climatology. ' — AN EvicTion.—A few days ago Horatio R. Mary- mun, Who Was a Well-known constable in olden | Umes, attempted to procure a warrant charginy | With fornication Wm. Skidmore, who lived wit j his (Maryman’s) daughter at No. 76 D street south | West, but the warrant Was not issued. Mr. Skid- | more, to get rid of Mr, Maryman, moved out of the | hous#, and the landlord, Patrick’Smyth, refused to Tecoghize Maryman asthe tenant, and’ tiled pro- Geedlngs under the Landlord and tenant ace betore | Justice O'Neul for a writ of restitulion. ‘This was | Issued and placed inthe hands of Constable Mc- | Cully, Who this morning executed it, putting Mr. | Maryman’s effects on the sidewalk.’ "The service Of the writ caused some excitement and a crowd of nearly 200 people gathered, Manuiaog Lickers. — Marriage Ucenses have | Deen issued by the clerk of the court to Heary Madison and Bettie Hicks, T. Pliny Moran and Jessie A. Noble; George W. Barkman and Sarah E. Dawson, of Blacksburg, Va.; Robert Samuels and s Alexander K.'Meek and Fannie V. John 'T, Handy and Linnie Mattuews. Ss ins for Thursday, Sept. 1 Ar ‘Tum Fam SPOS (Goldschmia’s Old Stand,) 812°7th st. nw. FRANKLE & Co., Proprietors, 17¢.—Dustpan, with brush, 49c.—Clothes basket. Large box Bixby’s Best Blacking. [ ES: JULIA GALLMEYER, RESIDENCE 1426 Q si. B.W., teacher or the Piano and Organ. Terms, 15 for 20 Tessone. sual E, SCHEEL TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN oJ. aba Siopine: “Parenter mi cntin is perros 9 well a8 those wishing to be qualified for perform: ereor teachers Terms moderate. 734 12th st. aw. aus -wkalm® PRVAtEe, LESSONS IN LATIN Great GREEK. MATHE- { | Ho rere Katies bistory,sclenee oF cumunion braces trang qmabaser wooden Salt Boxes, GitbigdT iar omen! 28F Mitrens to LEN IS | 2. 7o—Dec. China Tea Set (English), 56 pieces. Sai eaGipE cAPITO $15.08—Dec, China Dinner Set (ing), worth $18, | 937 ChCELIAS ACADEMY: Ol E- CAPITOL ST. be.—Colored Cut-Glass Salt Shakers Be Ta s ‘The Engligh Course is thor ugh. Misic, bainung, Fancy Work. and Plain Sewiue receive special a i Painting for } wud HE NORWOOD INRTITU LE, A 5) LECE BOARD: tng School for Girls, Nos, 1212 snd 1214 Fours teenth atreet aud 1407 Massachusetts ay 7 UWichland Place, Fourteentu-street Circle, Mr. W.D. CABELL, Principals. ai RIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 IST. Primary, Intermediate and High School sexes. Fifth year begins SEI TEMBER Janved building with larger eorps of teachars, ‘Sc.—Crystal Pickle Dishes (new shape). 60e.—Handsome Patented Folding Chitrs. ‘S3c.—Beautiful Picture Frames, complete. 4c.—Clothes Racks. oe “extra large. 4c.—7-pin Hat Racks. ‘2uc.—Patented Spring Roller Shades. 7e.—48 sheets Colored Shelf Paper. 9c.—Palnted Splash Mats. ‘37¢.—Extra large Block Tin Dishpans, Handsome Antique Brass Photo. Easels, 2 ee oe feasonat datructa® fe Havith 5e.—Bottle good French Shoe Dressing. Grbisivese, dndivideel teatueg" sa ayeced See ‘9c.—Royal Glue tayes to apt pupils. Laborut. work and calisthenic drill, ‘The school 1s well. snp ence books and physical ce hours 10 aim. to 1 HOS. W. SID’ 'd with charts, refer 0 cheniteal app .ratus, OF, for cataloxue a dress Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St., sells Granulated Sugar 63c., A Sugar 6c. Light Brown Sugar oo Cut Sugar Ze. Ib. We have the best 2c. Coffee ever offered. WM YEEAND School Fon THE BLIND, NoniH Our Boe, Java Coffee guaranteed pure. Mi Soundary Avenue, will re-open ‘Try Our Java and Socha mixtures tor 330, Sepigmber 1 18N7. The superiiiondent wil meet | Chicago Grocery Teas are celebrated for flavor. | Die" Washinglom Di Cost ein ed, Forge Good Black and Green Tea 35c. per 1b. Pith.” Biind Caitdren of the Dastriet ape “caueatey ak | Fine Golong or Gunpowder ‘tea 50. per Ib, tig sehool. For information address FD. MORR’ Fine English Breakfast or Japan Soc. per ib. SON, Supt, Maryiand Schuol tor the Blind, Welt | Finer Ooiong or Gunpowder Tea Zoe. per I Finest Oolong or Gunpowder Tea $1 per 1b. ‘Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th St. n. Ww. 2 NHE MEDICAT. Dental D. Open October Sd, at 8 Pau. Livered by Frot. Robert Lieybi fession aud public are invited. informatin address C.B. PURVIS, AUrzY-tocts aC D rimients of Howard University will Au address. will be ‘de- to whieh the pro; a Notice. We have constantly on hand the choice kinds of Oysters, such as Norfolks, Biue Points, Morris | cove eee re ao aRe Bars; Soft and STGNORIEANTART = CaiTod freak Snery Had ang Gee ei eatts |S Ektemosel ttilen. method of Biaringand Voice of thecity. om omen Johnson's, Corner 13th and F. ! Fresh supply of Nortolk Oysters recetved to-day. | Tor eireulars M. D., Secrets peury hus renoved to New Yorkave._ ERMONT AVENUE, BE Ciussical, and 4 Monday. Sept. Be kc naonatcactied ¥ | oo "Send: for prospects, BLULNER TOBIAS, Pres't & Few surprisce aue7 20 SKEEK, MATHEMATIC! "A. Springer, late civil wervice examiner. Candidates prepared for college, West Pulnt, ALDApO- Ar Haun's Reuiasie Suoe Horse, 816 7th st. and 1922 ABSOLUTELY PURE, ‘This Powder never varie, 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. SOLD ONLY IN Cans. Korat Baxina Powpen Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc 2 Cast To Do Eva. “LEARN TO DO WELL’ Cut out the above and paste it tn your hat. When- ever an evil thousht enters your mind aud you sre tempted to put it into execution, take off your hat; let Four ¢aze rest ou the words of ‘the text: “Cease to do evil: learn to do well." In almost every inytauce tho evil thought will vanish, and im ite atead will be born desire “to do well.” ‘Memory will recall many wrongs you have wroaght by not crushing out an evil thought, You will then bexin to count the cost of “cut! ‘against the grain,” and eventually come to realize “The way of the tranayressor is bard." PRICE LIST, MEN'S SUITS, Fandll Wool, ‘ancy Causiniere, Virginia Gray. an Wool fast olor tblue). AL Wool, Ghevolt. Prince Abert suite, pate ee eases = Prince albert suite, Boys' Suits. i 7 8 ie AN Wool, varicty of patterns, ‘Balt aud Pepper, all wools Beowch Piald, all wool, CHILDREN'S sUITA. Ages 4 to14, Fancy Worsted. Check aud Bisel Mixtures, ‘A Variety of Patterns. Virgitiia Gray and Plaids, ali wool. ‘Can't be beat tor wear. ‘Neat, batty, nobvy and strong, PANTALOONS. ALIAS TROWSERS. 91.75, 82.25, 82.75, $2.78, 83, 83.25, 83.50, 93.75, $4.12, 64.25, 04.50, Don’t forget to remember that your objective point is VICTOR E ADLER'S Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 7th street northwest, corner Masvachusetts avenue, Strictly one price. Open Saturday until 11 p.m. Moowx- Weroxr Crore. THE WEATHER WILL SOON PERMIT US TO WEAR COATS OF MEDIUM WEIGAT THAT CAN BE BUTTONED UP. AFTER THE LOOSE SACK OR OPEN CUTAWAY COATS OF THE SUMMER IT WILL BE A RE- LIEF TOGET ON ACOAT THAT 18 MORE DRESSY. DARK CASSIMERS, DIAGONALS, CORK- SCREWS, SERGES 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 GOODS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY, WE PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO CUTAWAY AND PRINCE ALBEET COATS FOR YOUNG MEN, ZB BABNUM & Co, au30 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. We Wr Bi Parssm Douxe the coming week to exhibit a SELECT ASSORTMENT OF EABLY FALL STYLES in BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. ‘MES. M. J. HUNT, 1309 ¥ at. nw. 3020, J.C. Boorcutssox, IMPORTER, MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUORD PRICES, WHITE SUITS, Mopey Loaned and liver Wats, Tce) lies OLD: ot 48 | liso civil aervice examinations, Apply hubber Store, | HOO SAI we ea wuzt an 2.—Ladles’ and Gent's 3 Gcoulne | YISS HOSA PORSCHES GERMAN-ENGLISH Cr a | SC T2UE1Sthatinw. Private lessons aust tne SvuPRiss No, $—Children’s, Aliases’, and Youths’ | St 12#4 12th at. nw. ay Je, Solld od Substantial Solar Tipped School | PINKNEY INStITL AVE SELECT aration BuSeR: a 1 | Gadieeuua Little Girls, Keopeus SEP. 28, 1881, ag | Mofrigerators, Baby Carri Diy for particulurato tie Misses BURGESS, Principals ‘Trunks, Water Coolers, &c., below cost. Just recelved 2 {ull assortment of School Bags, Slates, Pencils, & Lunch Baskets, Market Baskets, &c., &c., at RT SCHOOL. — "WEST END. 1024 17th st. n. w. Miss 8. W. KELLY, Prineiyal, Condon Medalist and : + ci it of prizes South Kensington. Circulars ) 2 7th st. n. at TLE: 5 7 ., Prop yLAN CULTU! DOLLEGE —RE- Fel terary and scientific cvurse. Location: College | Station, }. and O, Railroad. 32 wiles from Baltamore, S auiles from Washington cl'y.. Sewsion opens SEPT. 30. For catalogues aldress J. A. CHAMBLISS, Secretary of Faculty, Agricultural College, Sd, auzd-ln V ERMAN-AMELICA Guns and Hifses for sale and hire; repair- ing. Walford, 487 Pennsylvania avenue, ' 03 Plenty of @ysters. Oysters in abundance, Harve: corner 11th and A Pennsylvania avenue. Received tbs morning per G Reopens Monday, September steamers abundant supply of his famous plants, | wready use of the Luglieb aud Gerinat Jat and states Ubey are as fut and tine in flavor as i sroiprepered eee ete catalueue. HUGO KUERSCHNER, Principal. Bicknell’s Syrup is the best for dysentery. 1 FPHE FRENCH SYSTEN OF § y 20 Cents. 715 14th st nw. 1,000 New Fall and Winter Styles {/lustrated In Keopens in October. Unuil fartlier'notice address ‘the Bazar Dressmaker, OPPRNTEIMER’S, ee ee \ ACADEMY, 924 Gut. nw. | Pupiin will wequirs i es and : 12 East 12th st, New York city, 1 w., Corner F, Care of Hon. oe + SSS “ 's Help” for aaleut Free's aud’ Ballan- Advance Styles in Autumn Hats, shown in | 1,505, Student's Help” for sale at Free'waud Balas all Lue latest colors aad blocks Frunc’s, cor. 7th Sana arenas und D. a RTRATTS— n learn to make cr: portralts for $6, Chicago Grecery pany, SO; 7thSt, Pwedor s 10. a1 Bod Est ow sienna offers—t-year old Whisky, $2 gal., or 50c. qt. | tember, &. | 7-year old Rye, $3 gal, or 75c. qt. 4-year old Brandy, $2 gal, or 50c. qt. 7-year old Brandy, @3 gal., or 75c. ql. | Arts, Sue Wee riasaee Hy Conden: as ‘ analy: iy Ler FeO nr Fristoe, of the Columbian University and National | J AW SCHOOL OF Medical Coll Finding it strictly pure, he Fecommends {€ for infants and generai use. Kept by druggists and, roce ra, 1 For Rent— Sewing Machines of all kinds, at Oppenheimer's, 526 Oth st. nw. 1 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money. Orders by mal MoGrr’y, th near Dt. wés Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th St., offers Family Flour $5.48 bbl., $1.39 1 UbI., 700. 3g DDL; Pat. Process $6.48 DbI.,#1.63 4, DbL,B3C. 3; Dbl Eaubreidery Material. Embroidery sIk, all shades, 8 cents per yard; 10-cent Fancy Corde reduced to 7 cents per yard; I5-cent Fancy Cord reduced vo 12 cents; Banner Rods from 10 cents up; Applique Flowers trom 10 cents up. At OYPENHIMER'S, 1 528 Oth st. o. W. Sewing Machine Henting and Repair- ing at Auerbach’s, 7th and Hi streets, Telephone, rosb Drink the “Queen { {G-AND PA KAWING_AND_ PAIN Drs gee ie THE COLUMBIAN UNIVER- SUIY. THE FACULTY, JAMES C. WELLING, LL D., President. THE HON, WALTEK S. COX, LL. D., | Asroclate Justice of Supriue Court of the District of Gotu Professor of the Law of eal aid Personal Property, of ‘Contracts; and of Crines sud Mi-demes..ors. THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. D Assistant Attorney General of the Uulted States, Profesor of Equity Jucisprudence, of Common Law and Equity Pleudii, of the Law of Evidence, Sud the Law’ of Partuership. GEOKGE F- AVPLEBY, Esq” Associate Professor of Practice atid Judge of Moot ast. THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LL. D.. Some tine Associated Ju-tice of the Suprenie Court of | the United States, Professor of Constituuoual Law. THE HOD. FRANCIS WHAKION, LL. D, Solicitor of the Department of State, Protesor of Criminal Law. RUBEMTC. Fux, LE ‘Treasurer, The exercises of the School will be resumed in the Law Lecture Hull of the Columbian University on WEDNESDAY, October 5, at o'clock p.u., When the announcements tor the year will be made. “The tuc- ulty snd course of iustruction will be the suine us dur- jeors”” Ifyou Want to save doctors’ bills, ‘The health of | 38 precediny years, with eularged Lecture Courses in our entire family will be studied by ordering this ac RKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected by T from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest, 75 cents per degen, on “Hoyal Glee”? mends ‘em.—Roston Varielizs the Faculty, will be accesible to'all the students, ani wall Ue used’ in the preparation and argument of cases in the School of Practice, ‘For cutaloxties application may be made to Wm. H. Morrison, 475 Pemusyivauia avenue and 1434 New Chicago Grecery Company, S06 7th Sto, | York wraiue;, Lovdariilk € co) 1424 F atrect no the 3 ut; Pitewsy Fox & Brown, fouueylvauia wv DUe, A areata OPO JAMES C. WELLING, LL. D. Presidente a20-Lia Pure Wine Vinegar, 3c. gallon. ‘ull aawortment of Spices for preserving. 1 Frowh Alacrney Butter churned every morning and delivered tn 34 Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib, Also, Cottage Chéese and buttermilk; sweet Salk Se. per quart, A Geer Stavcurer Is DRY Goops. At LUTTRELL & WINE'S, 1990 Pxy. Ave N. W.. Con. 20TH Sr. Until September 20th we will take off 15 per cent for cash culy ou ‘all sales frou $1 upwards on cur entire stuck of Dry Goods, couuisuiue of Bluck .nd Colored silks, Sutins, Velyets, Heuriettus, Clotus, Cashuseres, Dives Gucds, Cussiineres, Tale Lineus, Napkins, Towels, Geuts’ aid Lawes’ Underwear, Para sols Uuibrellas, Gloves, Hosiery, Geuty) aud Ladios Harduercluets, “Buttons, Laces,” Corsets, Jerse; Bluincts, Couforis, Flabnels, Med Spreads, Bleacl ‘and Brown Cottous, etc., tc., ote. Atul ven White Goods, Figured Linen Lawus, Sutecits a Woare also offering s larxe lot of Remnants for less than balf price. This ia uo HUMBUG. Give us u call and be convinced that we meau Dusiness. Our iiu- qense tick wiust be reduced. Fartivs laying ina Will: ter stock will save money by calling ou us, NE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY ‘Washington, D. C. dhe provaratory school Uowtue Be 19. Pie Coltmbial College Bewine $ept. 19. ‘The wiedical school bevins Oct, 3. For catalogues or other information, address JAMES C. "WELLING, au20-Imo resident, {JE VEVARATORY SCHOOL OF THE COLUNBIAN COLLEGE. ‘The exerciser of this achool will be reaumed on the 91H SEPTEMBER, with corps of seven teachers. ‘The pumber of pupils ty luuited to 100. and applicants wall be admitted in the order ot their registration. A ith class, luuuted in nuuber 10 25, and to be com- Gaed of puyils senizi lustrucbon ih lower Luglish brauches aud the rudiments o; Latin, preparatory to | the revular work of the eclool, wil. be foruicd at the Vegiuing of the year if 4 wutleiut dumber of pupils Suallapply. ‘The class, with the dally oversight of the Priucipal, will be placed iu 4 separate roou, under the clurge of a teacher who will Gevote his entre time to its iuwiruction. “Tuition Fee, payable seubaunualy in advauce, in the first tour classes, $80; 1n the Mth claws, $60. "No extrachanze. The Prayeipsl, or ue of lid analstants, wil, from the Ast of Sept uber, be duily at the school buildins, 1335 H street northwest, to anewer inguiries, GUE, Principal. 1 i} | | ANDLEW au20-1m x Exocerioy Jethe Art of all Arts—no person's education is com- Pete without it.” : “so braucu Ui Education is more scholarly, refined evil cit mone pays better at ihe present day, tan Elocution, ‘The Collexialte Courses open October 5. 1. The Nou-Proiessioual. 2. ‘Ibe Professional. The No-Professional is tur thoye who wish to study Elo- cuton seu ELEGANT Alc tor Home and Society, aud ayan wccomplishment which torms an Important bare obevery fulaed Bat LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Penn. Ave m. w.. cor. 20th at. au20-2W Tu Rees For Our Flegant Snrine and Summer. Clothing has commenced. Think ors. fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly. Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring ant ‘Bummer Goods have come, aud arexoing ae 1¢ Proleasictial Course lias two divisions: 1, ORA- TOKY; 2 ACLING. ‘There are alvo bhort Courses and Private Lessons. dhe College teaches; VOICE CULTURE, ARTICU- rapidly. In these days good old-fush LATION PRONENCLATIOG eLogg THOS, aNaLL- sch honesty ia rare, therefore you will os SURERD rag pg Vivien, Hoan Heading, leased to see ow wo lave combined st TION, Puysteal Harmony, GcSTURE, ORATORY, time houestyin quality aud price, wit, Oral ‘Trausiations, Extemporaneous Speech, Parla: mime Versousiion STING, Cy fy c LE, Public Gradusting Exercises occur in June, Hiei a aoe scription of College Courses: lwo. CON’ Dew, fresh styles in Men's aud Boy's Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Styles the latest, quality excellent, priees low- (st. Buyers caunot put their moueyia uore liberal Landa. Louneed notaccapt i fall de 18, (ur statements as we Lack them with ES, HONOKS, ete. also, catalurue op the CURE, goods und prices, Our $12, $15, $13 of the DEFECTS of SPEECH: und the School of Deep suite must be ween: you caunot uasing Se ee ee CURE ina oa. Som wb udvertivement, Can sy we eaisien TOR, a Lave seen suis suid wt auch wore B.w.. half @ block ens 13 6th wt. tof City Post-Office, Sieso lobia (0. Box 391 douey that wal Wd bear comparisvd “au ashington, D.C, P. x30 ‘With these. SHEDEKICK (MD) YEMALE SEMINARY. THE ibiloring departuent ow wacoud ad Test variate coangcotameney, Weiuerday. Hepe 7, torn.“ Heaithtul location. Terms moderate. For eats- logiee apply to WH. PURNELL, AM, Li DJy 1-2 UE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL NOAH WALKER & Co., my3l 625 Pennsylvania avenue, dcr young ladies and little girls re-opens SEPTEMBER B54 Ba year i J RCTS ASN, Principal E ‘st, bulladeipis, Pa. bend for clreulaes Canerr Troe, pipet sina’ a ay KLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY ae vitig Moutouery County, Mi. I diilee worth Washington City, reopens September 10. ‘Thor ‘Wo are receiving daily our trainin: house gorge: Reultn earetully attended FALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS, fecpuanier etteds cs circulars, wddress HERI INCLUDING CHOICE PATTERNS IN INGRAIN, TAPESTRY, AND BODY BRUSSELS. WE HAVE PAID SPECIAL ATTENTION JRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. Cliuruing location ou the Delaware. Healthful, homelike, ‘thorough, abd Christian, "Superior facilis ties in Muste and Art, Mauners, morals, and Health, caretully guarded. For catalogues address Bev.W a1. C at BOWEN, A.M, Prest., Bordentown, N.J. J¥G-2m0. TO OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT THIS SEASON, StExGERIA BUBIN 8S | COLLEG! Con Tre Expreteed ‘and D sto, h.w.—-A praciical business education Ee Taubes uti eit aud moment supiort thet | SELECTING BOTH STYLE : ccessiully perform ve du ING BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY. Tre Srhocougi ‘intructicu given tn tug, fe Enylish Lansaye, Correspo Gack NEW — JN FLOOR DRUGGETS, O1b | ee eee or ak® correspondence, Kupid ¢ a sunken mtoe Tae ay aa ae : a BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES. AHORNDAY, _Sebteniber eat Oa and Up pen for arrangement e Yur OF : ADVANCE STYLES 1 guns iter onday: Tiseaas Bo A Fait tbe ot By t cea vusinews course, FALL DRESS GOODS, VELVETS, &o, &0. sessions one year, $70; payable 810. on cuter and Sain cathy {owtailanent 0 year FULL STOCK DOMESTICa scholarulip, paid 1 full on entering, $00: vulitou per juarter of ten rocks, $20. id ob entering. Nixht Seemores |e eee year, xt ‘ advant secured by being p tat JOHNSON, GARNER &CO, | Hoi Cpe ores eso Tinseee 636 Penuayivaniaavo. | culsi"vent free on application ony Lustrated Cire Ni C. SPENCER, Principal. font sige nee oe near Eee au27_| Rs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Princial, " aué ay N18 AND . JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD._EIGHT OES TENNIb AND CROQUET, all styloa and Beene Sud rout conse chatty Bees FOR READING. Permitted te board in clube if desired, “erm vary Arnette, 4 Byrnes and Julian | oot elven ts nity boys. to Cem aw ihe Story of a Country Tova, by E,W, | tention given to fitting boys to enter college, uuivor- a of Waeguret dal, in paper. rhe | miei Situstion sist, beaatifal and heats al Sor story, Eeakept in, paper. our’, at | Gatalbene: address: Principal THOMAS FELIs A. Be ayld-2m GyABANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A Lite-sise portrait in ao uz 428 Weventh sireot mw. | Koowlodye of drawing necessury. Call and craiine Scr Ta Re, Serko EYROLDS. Hows 1 May saiidioee Snicz ‘HE Reovorox Tatead ets. aulz-lm* WASHABLE FIQI IN-HAND SCARFS, 35¢. NIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Grounded by Thos, J. WASHABLE PIQUE PUNSABS, 250. each, U 4th Session Dexins October ean Small hale asartant ate W. 3. TEE, nd fo Oe yacelty of Vipin Va" ° se Pennsyivaniesvea | sal7-Jawim | expenses, Noexaiuiuations for admission. New illus- | uated in the _SUMMER RESORTS. _ N THE MOUNTAIN SLO ¥.O.. Berkeley Sprim AL, EDUCATION. » B14 14th st, bot. T Yrepares for Harvan. Vale, Priucetoa, Johne Hop kins, and of entific Schools, U her colleges aud universities: for the Sel- af Se pe Bidtary ‘and’ Sarai’ Acadewies, jculars addvens aS SS S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Sth st. paw. pear City Post-oitice, ¢ Highest Standard Business College im America, ST. ELMO| ( buauine and 8 OPE, we the Fabiit. to ON TOE OE THE ALL Ban The Aurora tli Nowe: Ret Can AY 3 Ful opeine SEPTEMBER 15, Kevlar" Daye aud | 8 : ening Seasions, @ a ms, and 6-30 Pet. Th retical | Teriy, So fer week, 1 or Banking and Office De; SS —— | Brer’r. auld-tw cio, fenuneity Eachamee taverent: Disrupt Coat | PROSE MOLSS Chant POINT. wD—CX mission, Broker ratelas-. atin. ship Setdement and’ Parual Payiceut "separate | PTATEIASS | atnin ony ‘Cinases in Grammar, Arithmetic, Reading, Writing, and | {PiMiy, boatine. a Spelling. Tuition fee. Business Course, Day | 4PiG; Lescol by ba Sessiou,” one vear, @0—payable $10 on entering, | $7 ly “sane balance monthly installments 810 esch: $90 if paidin | Ri, He YON) aivance, $20 by the mouth, @10. “Cveniua Seasione— | Tustion: $15 tor three wonthsy $20 for six months, EN PARK, wD. vlafsiire: Special Bus $40 for one year. Lite Sch | be most besititni site on the Metropolitan Hews Course, $40, aubsect t0.15 percent reduction to | Brasel int wad t Only Y tullee deve Lady Students. ree for Civil Service. Full | Wasiiuton prHcalars, Colles Oi Spek aaystrom Dam | Une Cond. Hegithy Location. Pure sf AOD pein. or by matt. o Piist-laas ati all te appointment j e OP GMANTIS, President, ‘Terie inoderate CRU Apely to the For ALEXAND NOTE.—studenis c U1 NSES Manager, mace omce 1006 F _auls-Im" | _Tetephone call 773. ns TH ST. Washington, D. C. Ladios and chil. | exday, September 21st. Ac- OTEL DE SIS, ATLANTIC CIT 1223 FIFTEEN’ Wart tea water bathe: I d ‘Open Law BORE . MOUNTAINS, frontier he, ON EMAL a commodaticns for a limited number of Boarding SARATOGA, Scholars Au especial conveyuuce for the use of pupils | (TAKE. GEORGE, | “ADIRONDACKS Uving at adistunce, Until September Ist addrow for | y0o, i! Mier SUNDAY, June 2 particulars and circular 17226 N st. aulG-Im | tecnd tin the Jersey” City Nution Of tine Penta Yatua Hadlroud. iukive close coutections with tast ROORVILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY | traits couud trom Weshinevon county: ub, = CATSKILL “MOUNTAIN a HOME SCHUOL #UR BOYS. | Este s- sei gpen ath, three Instructors: Titiestay. Sop. : 2 A rember Is. Pupils in tue house linuited to 30.” Apply m2 for Cieculirs to! Kiet, Dr. Cc NELSON, Ptwsident,” | Bicuit Huge Stauh Teele austosiG | Drawing-roon Cars Jerse 0 on end to Phentela Gor QWITHIN ©. SHORTLIDGE'S _ tain House), MEDIA ACADLALY. AT MEDIA, Pa, Thirty minutes from Broad btoeet Station. One of | MT vie meee Grand Hotel, 223 fhe best suuipred and best snanaged schools, AML! iu. Phanicts, 3-30 pan; MU. House Btation: 4 i ». Students bua-d with the Principal. Teachers all me Falenvilie,4 30 pie Artive Saratoes 3:50 pate and wraduvtovof Harv. rd, Lale, Princetou, Lulversity Well, Lake Georze: 8:10 p.aL - Drawiug-toom of Feumylvatia, of other tiet-claxs Colleges.” Fine Visiadelphia to Grud Motel Station and to uildiugs, single double, or communication rooms, |} yeni yes te GE I jouutain a wteaiu radiator and ie completely struiahed, New | BQuST and Sew Lurk & ry CIAL.— Athletic Grouuds. “Gymnasium refitted aud heated | 7 ove Mehitgin SOU Mon kere eae by strain. Lest instruction, best care, best table. | Guy Si uuaron y Ogata Arrive E Spectal or'portunities tor spt students to advauiee rap- | 1 Col pm. Mt House stat diy. | Srecul private tutiriut for lackward boys, d | Patous or students may avlect any studies or cuose 8b | ight, ork to Graud Hotel stauot Ebaish Sicutite. Busiuoun Coflegedreparstury. of | BEyS S i ieentesaitl abd Moustars Gp Epaineering course. “New Viywical aud Cuéiul- | House «aid Waalsiwton t karst on ‘ cal Laboratory, with twenty-four cases. Superior egg otices Fractital Busntcss Departivent in Cotmurereial Courws | q fpr ian, Gchets Jat Vetuusy ivania, Railroad of, the Jersey City Station for all borthern Fesorte by West Shure hailtoad. Magwaxe cecked arog ¢. E, LAMBERT, with Bank, Oitices, Teieraphy. Shorthand, Type- | Writing. be. &c. “Move tuily supplied with apparatus | than sly viher College-ftting or Counuercial School | im the United “tates.” Twelve teachers for ubout one hundred students. “Every teacher devotes his whole | Une to one or two subjecta Aledis Acsdewy affords | General Pasnenger Agent, New York, leh home comfort, the best education, aud the best | T Se eee ee raining. village of Watkina, SN... adjoiuims the ‘A fixed ‘price covers every expense, even | faous Mathie Gre Sov iver above YA Books. |No extras efoeyt Tor muse” Nu aveddoncal | gupcs Natkins « Guicetaeege (i Jelephone and Teisraph Connections in the frou ahd overlooks Seueca Lake, trated catalogue sent free to any address, SWILHIN C. SHORTLILGE, A. (iarvard Graduate) The Principal will beat the Riggs House FRIDAY, Newly and cleats furuinhed thew moder: up rove i Bowing Alley Guet. Lawn Tenbis, Hatniuocae, Swine, Music. ein Pe tlliands, irietors of the Natioal Metel, Cleveland, ou, Cat September 2. 1m tte Harbor, Fla BL LL & SON, prop'rs Jetta ST GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG | MUNGS AND MINEKAL, tien, SL. GEORGE'S. MDD, prepares for ety College Guta Noha wot NY ALS or business Unsurpassed. $230 to $300 a year. OF TA 3y20-10,6, PROF. 9. EINEAK, A.M. Eriucval | XO PAR, A mate delislitul eummer hom: for teu | \QyASINNGTON AGADEMY oF TEL fer Accotumodutions tor 00. For raumphiets giv ‘GTO: : ; | glinformation, apply to. A-S: rutt & Sous, the S Whe Fey Soe | building, F street. w., cret the office of the Even < Siar. “Lemus very reasonable. New test train with, Parlor cor, leaves Washington 10-10 a 3"., by Setro- politan Brauch is & 0.11 trip tickets, coud ABUL October 31, 28.50 Iran Wasliiyeion, PKATT, Proprietor, x e wore delightful tor a Cjopanent™ id JOHN A LOGAN, MIR “Thad a most delightiul stay at Hock Euou.” W AsHINGTON CONSERVATORY Cloud building, th aud F ste, Piano, Onan, Voice, Viol Flute, Coruct advantages 0. 2B. BULLALD, Director. PAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE, WabRENTON, VA, 27th sunual session Sept. 14, 1887. jediuont region OF Vingauia, unsurpassed Eixhteenth Opens its ruty Sha beatin Gabe srcvice ME GARLAND. Roe cele ere ea ce of Four bowutiful bp etd) fad Ue “ane dl Sue oF hse uefa contrat (9 Rat Sh Terms reasonable, and made known on application. eee mag tl cll “I know of no place where families oriuva- lids can derive ax much health and enjoyment as thoy eau st Koce Euou springs)? * 730 ‘DR. ROBERT REYBURN. CME." OCEAN END, KENTUCKY Atiautec City, Nod 8. 0. Box OA SG. W. SLOLDAKD, ionmeris LJ IDGE SUMMIT £0, r tut Baituuore, 24 tours, Fy oo ee TEE OPENED JUNE 90TH, “= 12° Wont Franklin et, Bultiniore, Md. Mrs. H.P.LE-| s s 5 PHURSDAN, the SEPTEMBER Lhe couree of | ot. addr s Ante of dustrueth the etiies iheluded iua | Ware Water Gay Houae, Pa. myst For Catalogues address vom. GEO. AIRFAX HALL. BUTLER, A. M., Principal. Semmary for Young Ladies, Winch advantuyen i every department. Fall Guns fico Sete cry. apnty for catalogue OMISS M. E. BILLINGS, 2awl0t "Principal. QDGEWORTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIKLS, | 11e5. thorous! iglieh Ed-cation, and the French sud Ger WONTINENTAL, ed juan lunewases ure practically taught. Jy20-w Hi Avautic are; Ustween Vermentand Rhode / NHE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRL! sland aves, woomn View. 0, Box 44. did Careful crautue shorouehiwettue ioe tad theta: | _ m3 3-H HUGILL date ot Gils. forced," REV ARTHUR gomicR Ae? arse: | = {eiterniowt, Bd. : CE yi0kwin” LADIES’ GOODs. VOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, COLLEGIATE Institute to: Young Ladics aud Preparatory School for Litile Girls, EMBCA P. O,, thirve wiles frown Balti- wore, Md. Conducted by the’ Sisters of Notre Daine, id tor Cataiosu 3y20-1n, waa Joes HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. BALTIMORE. ‘TWELFTH ACADEMIC YEAR BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. Framinations for admission to the College classes June 8 and October 3. Programs of the instruction offered to Graduate, Undergraduate aud Bpecial Students will be sent ou | application. myl4skw-6m 130 F STREET NORTHWEST. LATEST PAKISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS, RUSSIAN BANGS. RUEA WAVES, Always in Order by Plain Combing, Hair Dressed and Bangs Slingled aul5-Im* APES, FALL BUSH Is COMING “OUR PATRON: wil cuusuit Unelr own interest and very muck ovine us by endinar ty we util, OF their Vall work a HEATLEY, 1068 J Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, st, Georgetown, D.C. \. HAS REMOVED reetw made to onder. eS See fai jive of Showder AUPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, Cetwode aud Bustos Dixth Sesion opens 13th Sept. Fur catalogues ad. | __ a woks-1as' reas CHAPMAN MAUPIN, M. A, Princijal. M B 3y10-wis,3m insumMer Dancarss grxcixe Leing desirous of closing out ouratock of ar IMPCKTED AND DOMESTIC MILLINERY, MADAME L. HERITTE-VIARDOT'S while there is still a demand tor it, we offer our Butire SCHOOL, Block at wreatiy reuuced prices, Berlin W. (Germany) Winterfeldtstrasse 33, FULL PREPARATION FOR ORATORIO, CONCERT AND OPLRA SINGING. ‘The PREPARATORY Class ewbraces E BUILDING, SOLFEGGIO, AND GENERAL MUSICAL EDUCATION (Theoretical and practical.) The ADVANCED class will include SOLO singing, PART aud CHORUS singing, and ACTING. PROSPECIUS FREB THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS 1ST OF OCTOBER. Woovs Coxmercrar Scuoor, 606 F St. n.w., will open September 1, Instruction in Book-keeping, Orwoxraphy, Penman ship, Arithmetic, Geography, Grautuar, History, and Govcrument of the United states, ‘Iwo classes: Prom. Sto 7 and 4 op un Luition: €5 per quonth, $12 per quarter, and €40 tor one year. COURT F. WOOD, auls-31 Privespal HALL, READING, PA” SIX HOURS Wasiington. “A schoul of the Lichest oruer Ailitary system. Every modern: appliance for study aud recreation,” Steani, was, bot aud cold Water. exyuuasitui. “Lhordugh pre} aration tor collexe oF business. Boys of any ave received, Send. jorcatalogus. LOT C. BISHOP, Higsdinaster, jyl-=u BE SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH ST.N. W.. OPEN ALL SUMMER apractical knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. Reduced tees for summer, free trial lessons, uss. al J. HUNT 1300 F street n.w. _SHADE HATS for watering places aapecialty. $315 LADIES SEAL GARMENTS, ALTERED, DYED aud Lued at, MISS CUNNINGHAM'S, 1310 Btu TON kinds x ripped. LADIES Greane, Vewetat uid other suauuis arc cflectusliy removed by our cel ese, ahd Wit stored by Us guaraLte Trukets und Curtains of Gleaued reasubabiy. “Goods called tor au Ro change tor stored: IS ANNE kK. HUMPHREY, 4210 10ra ST. N.W MORaks Corsets to order mn every style and mate Vial, aud gharautecs periect Btand couitoct, Mii sPLCIAL TIES AKE— French Hand-made Underciotiug, Merino Underwear and Lnrst unpurted Hoslery. Patent Shoulder braces, aint all Dress Reform Goods. reich Cofects and Bustles Children's Corsets aud ag Corvet Cilias E's own make) that for Ue Price is usury uswed. UA Preuch. Germap aud Sbaiisuapoken, mri -POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. @ IEAMEK MATYANU LEAVES TTH-ST_WHARP Sou Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, a7 wane toute ver landing as tua atid Crook. Gciue | ere'wiart, Sundays Gowu and weduesdaye up, rout" | Std Chapel Pout dhursdaye down ‘aud Moudays and x tone | For Kichmond and the south, 6/4 | Trains leave Alexandria tor W 10, 10 1 Highest ref rences, __ ap | WedbemnyeUh + soMES Agent, Tibet, wher? PRVATE, Lessone I GRADES OF _JOHN McGAMEL. Alexandria Va. Aweut "sul ‘study ; to adults confidenusl: 31 iorcollege, FULK J nh aeoe BUALUE. susie Teer bear taeeeual: Remgaees JQ osreb Ann bn tnnos ava eez5 IVY INSTITUTR, aw. cor. diana Kote nw, Jey, fares. The popula nage fant, Steamer 5 Son ‘KE furnished throughout. leaves ithe pS Rivet wart evary MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. wud | SAYCMDAL at 5.00 pan. storping tw aud returaing Punwt-ctase 2ig-FooWn OW Luni Distervuis secured aud Lagyare Sol Feuu. av fom ‘Express Sawer, Lelepuone 4. am OMEN THOS STLaaEn SW ASERIELD™ von ith ‘st. whast Ou SMONDALS, THURSDAYS: at Piney Potut 1312 MASS. AVE. N. W., meals werved ia ‘Will resume first Monday in September. It affords every facility for acquiring a thorough and accomplish- ed education. The musical department, embracing Harp, Piano, Organ, Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, is checked at 619, ‘Ottices aud a, My 1S. by toro em Pat | Bee SSA ee ee Srietneaenrepciemmal for re ry ee ed tion paid to Bookkeeping and the Higher Mathematics, aren Pe peel B&B PADGETT. Agy Attached to the academy isa Department for Little iktcr 10 NEW YORE—} KEIGHT STEAMERS Boys, euisam | D)'30us Gibson and LC KMOHT laverierte =e — aver, N. X., every BATUMDA) at & pai. Uiuat YEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND DSOR FE- | wusrt, Wasiduyion, every THUABVAX “MULAING aus Covewe.—Separate buildings. Full graduat- | }rewit at lowest rates, aie courses with degiees, "Also rrinusry.Teeharstoey 2. VELNON MY. VERNON! STEAMER VW. CORCORAN Tih eucet wharf Gaul) Gace tt (itch at ive'cleck aus Letustiigs nestles Wass and business departisents, Fall sessions open Septeii- Der 14, 1887. Cut ev, 2. aL SELL! M ‘ plagues ouaprlication. “Addrgs i, New Windsor, Md. ‘airs, ADALINE PARET ATWATER will take ten or mnore Girls to be eduexted with ber own children. giving her own oversight, with the assistauce of tuorougil: competent teacher, Situation healthy: house an AN STEA MBS. rounds Plewaaut. “Terms iuoderste, yearfrom | ums BULLE LU LUAWON, Geiober Ito the secoud Thursday in June.” Fur part ODEC Locust LLOXD 8. teulars, address "Nis. A FATWA s mea ‘Bust Bxprews stewuers To Southampton (Loudon, Havre), Bremen. Elbe, 28.5 Devt ULL WATER, Mechanicsvalio, St. Mary's Co. Md. Reference: Hight Kev. Williau Fare, DD, LI-D., Bishop of Mary laud. ani? x Bea Werri cat BSA Tur iva OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY, ap.— | 24, 2 Paw sauss, Bat, Sept. 17, RiGiiinetes Gye Bnsiuers ef tee Christan | a Zacetvicctatervoma, excellent able, lucanous Beuvoln Selentific, suid Cotumerciail Courses. | ,.Comfariable staterooms, excellent, table, Jururions ihe Modern esand Drawing are taugut with- ‘ds 2 bestls, according te ‘location, ‘cabul, 629° gut extra change. | Studies willl be resuiued ou the Ist | Torn “\cloge at iow tutes, Apply to, Muciy"ot Sopteinber. 1887, Gar Bou fur prospect | Math; Se De Sas mean. ave. Meat Joerg ConTEGE, FINANCIAL Jerms: Boarders per session uf tive ‘pontin $10. | aa — Duy students according to rate. studies. re P. . & W ed ou MONDAY, TEMBER -», 1887. ‘MINCE HITELY, “iia Se ETE a Ben, CaBrostway, BLOCK BROKERS, altima Sea, IsUFitaave, f New York lease send for s Catalogue. 39-3 ey ane ree (Coseoran Building) Sassington ICKINSON COLLEGE CARLISLE, Fa, FALL erwoen nn teria, opens eptember 15: i four-year counes: | WASHINGTON, BALILMOME, PHILADELPMLA, the Ch she, peatin-Selentific, and the Modern 34M LULE, BOSTON, ac Daildings, enlarged faculty. 3 dances Ware, HL Cavors Oseisy equipped gymuasiuin. “Tuition, by schoursuip, 8625 mann C. Era Sejobally cheap. para col, witht ew srt grag tin Mersey so soiree enters oeeetien td | mayan i sh canna aS Rater Setired information, address JA MoCAULES. — ayei-aue, it PROFESSIONAL. TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF a BU centscacs “aus i stivenLetwec ahead, dtwe ct ths cider'twice Sdectsbordiest sue ou inve Rac" Saane tebe = Stove tn the word. “ror sale S. E. Lews, snston, city uy ee dota & Cony. ws darker, 3. 6 435 7TH STREET, WASHINGTON, D.C., BeGuy Fo, M, Mcvon (or Gives special attention to all Real Estate Fraevctions sidine, 3, T. ia A keappect AS Most Washing RAILROADS. INY, i 1 Alexandria and Lyn BUENA Allegheny Spree, Br Ne Mouvt, Dayville and. Stats 3 Deauville, Greeusbors, Kaleeh, Birminguain. Monte.avery. 'N. | tanh Slee for Rirminelan trata W. M Strasbone “ana te f © White Suk wath SR 7h F ajrem Daily for Warrenton Aidahia” Montevirers, New Orlow Fas and California. Pulliuaa Sicpeics Waheed | ig Menno Baer Cae \Siethers Wane St chaste aise Pullen Greenbrier White Suiphur nf Onto Aivision teave West Tati exoope Sandal Sat'g vee Bis Dally arrive Mound fale Tt 3 a a M,, Nettie leave Buoaud iti 0S A™at'Datiy ily exreyt Nunday, uctivitg Works A.M. and 12 mclgengg eee the South vis. Charlotte, Day. Mashingcon a0 tak 2 tra Bristol ant uynch: fe he © oF bur 10-4 Obie Route aud Chariot Bure Local at O47 AM Tickets, Slve)ing Cat reses furnished.and becrage checked at ofthe 1300 Fe Nunieavenue, aud at Passenger Stat Rwiroad. Gill aud Batreess. so vation and information, a, ue Jax. TAVLOK General Passeuuter Ageut. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILKOAD. ‘ chelwe i effect, SUNDAY. JUNE 88, Unialfurthernotice 2% 2 Leave Washington from Station comer or sep avenue and C atrene ror Chicano, 10") ain. and 9:40 1 sn. atly. frouKh com line and weeping care. Tie To oat SFC Lanuted Rapress for Bittsuune abd Widoar $230 pan. Chicaco neat more. Noextra fare is chanced vi tis tral oe 4 St. Louis daily at 3 1 Now Ton mith thrush coaches abd Pata isceane oi toute withset Sod St Yona, Rertvtne fe eigen ‘morta at Ft be Louie) 40 yan.” Noewirs fare te chard at Shih trata torfaet ane er Dittsbune at 10 re. nat Valley Ratiro a on and Luray inclusive $015 p. su eres t Sunday For Lexington and Local Stations, 10:10am. daily, excent Sunday Vor Havre do Grace, Newark, Wilmington and Palle delphi, 7 BO a... 1-25 pam. and 430 p.m daily, beeen HetaRton, Delatars "and tute een BalGmore and Wilmington, 9 “Keept Sanday Havre ds Grace, Singerty pate 18m day. exept sud rt ‘ 30, 645, > Ain te 30,825 ore on Sundays 6.30, 7 30, 8-30 and gam dh, . 440,550,045, mM. On Sunday S30 + a. ‘ =¢ For Way stations between Wat more. 5.040, 8:30 a0. 1 10 aud 11°30 pan” Ou Suiday 84 411-30 pan.” Forstations on Mi 45 a.m. daily. cacept Sunday,and 4 tations 4-40 pan daily, ox tious on Metropolitan, lt i yp all stations of vederick 10:10 Daan daily. excest Sinmdays nk 10-20 Am tAarerstows 10:10 a.m. and 5:30 pam, daily, 9t- arrive from the West daily €-20, 7-20 am, Soym, potts on Shenandoah Valley R.A, 1159.0, Drom Philadelsbia, Cooster, Witmtneton and Havre ag Grace, 4S ae SUT cm. daily. i Havre de Grace, Shiwsrly und’ iterinenaee nts north of Baltiiore 10am ee Fou! Auuabolis, 8 3Uait 10 ‘tien, and 1-50aa8 5 bag Boudag. 10 So a6 tia shi Harper's Reety aud Valley Babies daily except Sunday.” one rromn Frederick a and st i ms ro dale Feunsylvania avenue, corner 14th treet, where oF iste will be taken for baxgage lo be checked and raceived roti the aes AAD CESEN TS | CK LOKD. ae = Balti PERCY G. SMITH. Pam’ Ax't,Washington. $y nea: | ar saxxerixante Ob Sonrnwese, | ‘ |. DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDLD SCENERY. AGNIVICEN | EQUIPMENT, erbeL Malia a Trntnstenve Weshlington five ‘Statics Serwer of Sixth ve fom Station corwer Of Six ial dfetreets, as forlows Ror Biabune gud, the Went Chica Ligited Expo Pidsiace lowing Care wtb «Mt daly we, Y ly to Cincinnati snd st. Lowa, thi Sleepiye Cars from Hnrristune to Ciuctiuate ufiet Car to St. Lotus daily. except, Saturday. feChicaueo, with sleepin Cart ten woth Mestern Ligrems.at 10 Pt, daily, Care Wasbington to Chicago and St Low Hebury to Cleveland. commenting at Morrisburg Pi Sinvt Sloper sop Liana Meany in ‘acto Express, 10'0 ‘daily tor Pvt $i the West with trough Siveper Harrisiucg BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATLROAD. Ene, Canandaigua, Kuchester. budelo, Ni 10:06 P.M daily, except haturday. with, Palas | Gate Washington t6 Neciiester : | For Wiltamenory Lock Haven and Kludr, at 9:59 | FOr’ M daily. excert Sunday 2.00,14.-00.an8 sd 1120 PM. PO. 4:15, 20:00 an Fo ASL 200, ¥, 9-00 au an Bunda, 11-20 &. Sud 4:00 P.M daily | For Boston without chanee, For Brooklyu, | ON dewey City with boats of Brooklyn Anne dire-t transfer to Fulton street. avoiding due r York City #00 1 oer Linited Exyiress of Pullman Pariot Cars, 0:40 ACM. duily, except Suuday, 3 For Balumore, 63. Premera 4:40..6.00, 816, 10-00, 39, OD, 11 Soba * 40 P.M aaity, ss a ani ‘anday. ‘Sundays, U'OU AML, @ YD 0% 4:20 and Par SANDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAs AUS AIND ALLRANDIGA AND WASHINGTON KAILKOAD. exanuria, 6:00, sa a For Boa oe said, G0, 0, Ms Heh Aon sum 0b, Bead, Tes AML? 0-001 «hand 10-09 FM aud 4:30 FM. daily, except Su TOP aa 32:15 nish Ticketeaud information at the office, northeast per of 13th street and Fennaylvania aveaite, Station, where orders canbe yelt for clue Dewees wo Gest aS. GH, General Manas 2. R_WOOD, Genera: Passenyer Avent. =) WOOD AND COAL. co AND KINDLING WOOD, — ides of Cond cotup ete ausortment ~ ret otter atten Sl the oat gra now ou band and arriving coustantly. We aale at lowest market rates. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. All Kinds of Wood, sawed and aylit. or in the stick. SCEPHENSON & BRO. ‘Mill and Depot, 7) st. wharf, Offices—419 10th at. u.w.:0.¢. cor Feu. ave, aus WVoon aNd coat ar vor Wee 2 SON Si ara mace. 84.9). Hange, $5.40, Re Ghee SENS. intake wines, 85.65, Lykeus Valiey, 0 90. KENNEDY BROS, Main yard and office, North Capitol and Hsia Branch ufize southous! ror 7th aud sts... ‘The above prices are tor cash only. aul sierp YASH PLICES FO COAL. Furnace and Kage White Asl: Coal Ratwce - Chestnut Slaguokin or Red ‘The above prices TOM PRICE DB J Yee want tue BEST FUEL SOLD In the District at fair prices, callom JOHNSON BKOTHERS, ‘Who supply more families with COAL, COKE, AND WooD ‘Then any firm ip the United States, Wharves, Depot, aud luulroad Lard, 121i and Water Brauch Others : nisave. bw, od and K ste. nw 1d ‘hid Water sin a. 4233 20th mh .w. Connection with numiu ofice Uy telephone, 3320 7 BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE- Vi, aera Coke Goal and wood. Complons pet Sa ree ch norte ree mn the auinen x Staines from impurities. ‘Ihe celeveated “Lae” White Tarbert) rer * Bod Awl Coals a apecial Riese" Coal Tama now lila the “fasyrest GSvermment coutract a the Disirict. bend an y Soe pa iorease, Batu thos cor Tih st aid 1 Tire Bratch oibeee—O11 otk. aud cor, Oe awWwar Dow™ BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW. ‘weather to talk Coal, but prices are so low ft wil yor poowenllon A. B. UIITH and losve Your cules ‘To-DAX. ‘COAL, direct from the mines, arrivins daily per case at Coal Depot, Lstand Latreets northeast, B&O. BR Office G00 New Lork aveuue bortiwest. Call at either place and secure your supply, AUGUBT idk, CHEar! 4. B. SMITH, (009 KEW YOKK AVENUE