Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1887, Page 6

f. i Ge@ssIP ABOUT THE B. AND 0. Viee-Presidemt Spencer Gives His Views on the Situation. |. PIERREPONT MORGAN SAYS MR. GARRETT HAS XOT SOLD HIS STOCK—THE TELEGRAPH NOT YET GONE TO GOULD, BUT PROBABLY WILL. , ‘The gosstp tn regard to the coming change in she Baltimore and Ohio presidency and the new policy to be pursued inthe management of the Toad continues active in New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, A Baltimore paper says that the Mnance committee and the board of directors of {ne Baltimore and Ohio company wil! at the Octo- ber meeting have up the matter of the haif-yearly dividend. It is definitely said that this has not Deen discussed, and one of the prominent stock- holders in the board says he does not believe the idea of passing the dividend ts entertained, but that one will be made as usual. An inside letter Fecetved in Baltimore from New York gives some Ponts of interest concerning the negotiations with the syndicate. It says: “Mr. Blank 1s here, and has had a talk with Morgan on the Baltimore and Obio. He says the syndicate take the $5,000,000 referred stock, and the parties with whom they Will, guarantee that tbis shall control the road. This, together with the $5,000,000 bonds, 1s 6d abroad, so that the ten miliions will come jn money trom the other side. The bonds are se ured by A LIEN ON THE WASHINGTON BRANCH, on terminals in several places, and on various other properties, including bridges over the Ohio River.” Mr. Garrett may, while abroad, make an extended trip in the East. He 1s reported to be Dooked by steamer for home on October 22. Mr. Spencer was interviewed ye York city in relation to the conilicting statements published the past two days in regard to the Status of the property and its actual Telations to the syndicate and the other trunk lines, He was asked: “What foundation fs there for the state ment that your road has passed into the control of the syndicate of which Mr. Plerrepont Morgan is the head, and how far will that control ex- tend?” ‘WHAT MR. SPENCER SAYS. Mr. Spencer, in reply, said: “The statement 1s absolutely without foundation. The syndicate does not want control. It simply desires that the same relations shall exist between the Baltimore fand Obio and the other trunk lines that now ob- tain D- tween, say, the Pennsylyania Kailroad and the Reading, ‘and the Erie, and the New York Cen- tral” Mr. Spencer said that this had been dt Unetly reaMrmed this morning 1n a conversation with Mr. Morgan. “Harmony and co-operation do not mean subserviency of any one interest. ‘The same syndicate practically funded the floating debt of the Erie Ratiway, aud no sub- serviency to New York Central power fol- lowed. ‘The same bankers backed the Reading Teorgantzation, but there has been no suc- cumbing to ‘Penusylvania Katlroad domina- Won. In fact both these compantes, which were in far Weaker positions than the Buitimore and Uhio, are stronger and much better able to pro- Yect their Interests, develop their resources and serve the communities along their Tespective lines by reason of their associ ation with the strong-monted powers of this country and England. The syndicate has the greatest interest now in the growth and progress of the Baltimore and Ohio, and to secure this growth and progress absoltite Independence of Other corporate predominance 1s essential, and the oad must be worked in the interest of the cities ‘and territories it reaches, “THIS CONDITION OF HARMONY 13 easily obtainable, and 1s as much in the interest of the Baltimore and Oulo as of any other line. There is no agreement or stip- ulation that the Readinz and New Jersey Central contracts with the Baltimore and Obio shail iu any way be interfered with; in fact, they €annot be without the consent of ali three corpo Fations, which are parties to them, as they are Jegal and binding upon all of them.’ There 1s no Truth in the statemen: that $4,000,000 of the Bal- Umore and Ohio obligations Were lifted on Sep- ‘ember 1. No such amount was due, and there Was no pressure upon the company at the time. ‘The loan secured through the syndicate was for future use, and the proceeds wili be used only as “It Was stated that you would succeed to the Presidency.” “J have nothing whatever to say upon that sub- it will be time enough to discuss that when r. Robert Garrets signifies his determination to retire.” MR MORGAN'S TALE ABOUT THE TELEGRAPH. A New York special telegraphed last night as follows: “Vice-President Spencer was in the city to-day and had along consultation with J. Plerre- | th. pont Morgan, at the latter's office. When asked if | were true that he had been selected as Mr. Gar- | TetU’s successor, Mr. Spencer replied that ali talk about Mr. Garrett resigning and about his taking Bis place was entirely preuiature. He added that Mr. Garrett had not sold his Baltimore and Ohio Stock, and that there Was no probability that he would. When asked what assurances there were ‘hat the preliminary contract with the syndicate ‘Would be carried out in the event of a change in the control of the road, Mr. Spencer replied that there ‘Was no probability of any such a coutingency, but a anyevent the contract was with the company Atself, and could not be abrogated if the conditions Were fulfiied. J. Pierrepont Morgan, when asked if Mr. Spencer had been selected by the syndi- ate as Mr. Garrett's successor, repiled that he id not know that Mr. Garrett had resigned, and he did not Know that the question of a successor had been considered by the syndicate. Mr. Spen- cer was a very good man, he sald, and he did not ‘Want to be understood as depreciating bis quali- feations for the position. President Ring, of the Erie, arrived in the city to-day, and declared that 4m no event should he leave the Erie to return to the Baltimore and Ohio. Edward Lauterbach, Who obtained much familtarity with the affairs of the Baltimore and Ohio, while acting as counsel for Henry S. Ives: has Deen employed by ‘the grn~ dicate to investigate into the condition of tue Baltimore and Onio as a preliminary to signing a Bual report. There were no important develop- ments to-day in regard to the deal, ‘THE TELEGRAPH HAS NOT YET GONE TO JAY GOULD. Dut ts regarded as sure to go to him at his own terms when be 1s ready to take it, which will probably be when he can get the Commercial Ca- Die and the Postal Telegraphs at the same time. Mr. Spencer's declaration that the Baltimore and ‘Ohio will be run as an independent trunk line not subservient tothe Pennsylvania 1s regarded as trge enough, Dut as not really explaining the act- ual situation, ‘The conditions imposed by the syn- Gicate make it clear that the Baltimore and Onto | iaust abandon all opposition to the Peuns¥ivania So far as New York ls concerned, cease its war of Fates and get tnto this city on terzus satisfactory to the Penhsyivania, and thesyndi-ate, which thus Seems so solicitous for the interests of the Penn- sylvania, makes it as another condition that the Management of the Baltimore and Obio shall be Made satisfactory to the syndicate.” Alleged Bribery in New Hampshire. ACHARGE MADE BY STATE SENATOR SAWYER TO BE INVESTIGATED. In the New Hampshire senate yesterday, Sena- ‘or Sawyer rose to a question of privilege, and made the following statement: “It becomes my duty to myself and to the senate to place before this body the facts of a transaction that took place im the State House last week. On Wednesday 1 was called from the senate chamber by the ser- weantatarms, and met Kirk D. Pierce. During Uhe conversation he proposed to me that I make @ speech for the Boston and Maine Kaliroad for 000. I need not say that the proposition was indignantly declined.” A committee was appointed to Investigate the charge of bribery, with power to send for persons and papers, The committee will Deyin its Invest gations to-day. Mr. Pierce, who ts alleged to have Hoade the attempt Yo bribe Senator Sawyer, is a wyer isboro’ Bridge, and a nephew of the late President Pierce. = Lieut. Darr’s Elopement. HAVING RESIGNED HE CANNOT BE REACHED BY THE ‘WAR DEPARTMENT. The confirmation of the story of the e@lopement of Lieut. Darr, who re- cently resigned his commission in the Amy, with the wife of Lieut. Totten, of West’ Point, coming so soon after the’ de- aials by the "relatives on both sides, has created & great stir in military circles. "The officials of the War De are Very reticent tn allud- to the matter, but the official report that he had been seen in’South America is not denied. Adjutant-General J. C. Kelton said: “Lieut. Darr resigned his commission some Ume ago, the resignation to take effect Septes er 1. ‘He 1s, therefore, no longer under the jurisdiclion of the Department and 1s not amenable to any authority but that of the civil courta. His father, who 1s much to be pitied, for the way in which he takes to rought upon the family by his ons has endeavored to have doube east upon the Young man’s sanity for the pur- purpose of securing the withdrawal of his resygna- The Department can cancel a resigna— on only Upob the request of the oficer re- can take no action in this case, I have no official information as to ‘the details of the case, I believe the denoue- ment is one of many weeks’ planning. Lieu- Yenant Totten has written a card in which he complains bitterly of the reckless gossip in- dulged in by the cadets at West Point with re- to his wife and Lieut. Darr. It 13 al. Eogetner ‘likely “tnat tho sharp eyes of the Youngsters saw more than he did, and had upon which to found Pan aed Digamy by mi: ng for South America that she might bear his ‘ame, is much older than the FOUPE oMcer with hom she eloped. said to jute pre- Possessing, however.” . fl ‘4 i li i i i H a i i! 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OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. i and Charitable purposes— | 1 of 81,000,000—to which a reserve fund 000 has since been added. of over $550 By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was made a part of the present Stuute Constitution adopted December 2d, A.D. I The only Lottery ever voted on and indorsed by the peuple wy any State. i} It never scales or postpones. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place monthly, and the Semi-Annual Drawings regularly every six months (June aud December). A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN _A FOR. UNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW Z TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 188: Drawing. : CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. 2 Notice—Tickets Ten Dollars only. Halve 5. oN Fife 82. Tenth 8 TO LIST OF PRIZES. TAL PRIZE OF PRIZE OF Ti 2,179 Prizes, amounting to. Application for rates to clubs should be made only to the office of the Company in New Orleans. 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BARE personaily fits made’ soe ite madein hises- mal? Feuiylvanisavenus, 4 15S. Professor ot Hallan method of Singing and Voice | rapid, most legibie. “T: THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1887-SUPPLEMENT ‘OUNT NON INSTITU! 1530 T E- OCTOBER 3, 1887. st. MRS. CHAS. W. PATRO, Principal. ES eras SPIMany AnD, ACADENIO chool for Boye ari “au at. BW open for the fifth year, MONDAY, Septemnber 19, “Prospectus sent upon application. is 7 BOARD! for young ladies and little gitis, Keopeus Octo Pupils classified September 20 and 30. 8 franitayes in Laneuages: Susie, ‘History, and Literatnre. Address MISS EARLE, 1910 35th Washington, D.C sep 1 Misses POLLOCK aud NOER Prine! 1127 13th st. m2 Reopens Septer ESS, EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INSTRUC. JME tion in vocal music September 10th. 3 oung ladies prepared for church and concert, shlw 1:26 Mascach NE GERMAN Evangelical Lutheran Church, cor. 4:h and E: sts, w., will open MONDAY, the STH OF SEPLEMBET, ‘or further information apply to the Teacker, W. Fy MEYER, 814 Sd wt se-Lw* SIGNOR FABLA’ Culture. Applications for lessous *2-3, 6-7 o'clock p. int wont O17 New Sorkave.” . MRS. J. L. MoGEF'S SCHOOL (Sth year) will re-open September French and Drawing by the best masters. se2-1m* IJ HE MISSES MASON’S SCHOOT, FOR CHILDREN will re-open Wednesday, September 21, at 2107 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘Send for circular, GeoRGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C. 4ne Schools of the Academic Department Reopens THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER STH, 1887. Board, Tuition, Sc. per session of ten months, 8300. ‘Halt Boarders, #100. Day Scholars, $00. Catalogue on application to _s22w" | JAMES A’ DOON) GpO8ZAGA COLLEGE, 1 and North Capitol sts., Offers best advantages for CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION. Opens September 5. 10 per quarter. we y ATIONAL KINDERGARTE ‘tute, for the training of teachers. Special terms ior public school teachers and evening Classes. = 8. J Prosident._ LOUISE POLLOCK: Principal, revpeue at 1014 10th SE POLLOCK, Principal, reopeus at 1017 st., September 1th, where circula: s2-2w rs may be obtained. fs STUDIO 18 1 e, a8 formerly, where she be pleased to meet her classes ag usual. "s2-2we "| NoBwoop ixsiir01 A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Nos, 1212 and 1214 14th st, No. 1407 Massachusetts ave, n-w , Highland Place, Washin, v SELL, Principals. b STUDENTS ARE | ware that a genuine pronunciation and # correct | be learned but froma prominent and suc- | ve teacher. Prot. H. LAKRUQUE, of Sor- bonne University, Paris, 13141 st-nw. — sé2-Im* | ROF. J. F. GERMILLER, TEACHER OF PIAN Orgat, Vocal Music, aud Harmony. Especiall fentive to beginners, a8 well as to pupil 611 Ist. mw. Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, s1-3m_ 1232 13th st. n.w. QHORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED.— SLOAN-DU SS ployan, awarded 11 gold medals. Simplest, most et in 12 houre, private instruction daily: tuition by mail. ‘Typ cuil ‘or send (APEINGTON ACADEM 621 7th st., opposite U. 8. Patent Office. Select School for Hoysand Young Men. Autumn | term: bewins SEPTEMBER 12. Day und Evening ses sions. “Careful and thorough instruction in the com- | s1-3im, Sunderland Place (one block south ot Dupont Circle), First term besins October 3, 1887. s1-3m, MSS. R084 ROESCHE'S | GERMAN-ENGLISH ‘School and Kindergarten reopens Oct. 3 (4th year) Couyeyance tor pupils living at adistance. Circulars 4 12th st. nw. ‘auz7-1m* MSS, paces BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR Ladies and Gentlemen, 1200 O st, reopens OC- TOBER 3. Special course for persons preparing for competitive examinations or for teachers. Bookkeep- ing, wiven on guitar. 3 TAMMERIN System explained. References to patrons. Mrs. M. STEVENS HART, Principal, Wasington Sehiol of Klceution and Oratory, type-writing and stenography taught. lessons si-im Hi ‘ORATORY, 904 M st. n.w. jual Bession begins WEDNESDAY, Sep- ‘Course of instruction embraces Elocution, Practical English and English Classics, Latin, Mathematics, Modern Lancy ‘Vocal and Instramental Music, and Paysical Culture. ‘The principal is assisted by an efficient corps of teachers in each departine Graded classes for boys und girls daily. Adult ciasses and private instruction given in the evening. Diplomas ‘awarded. A limited number of pupils accommodated in the family. Forcirculars and references apply to the principal, Mrs. M. STEVENS HART. 13m 8S 20 GALLE VER: RESIDENCE 1426 Q it B.W,, teacher of the Pianoand Organ. Terms, $15 for 20 Iessons. 31-2" St CECELIA’S ACADEMY, 601 E. CAPITOL 8° Exercises will be resumed Monday, September Eee ee fork, iB s a tion,” Private class in Painting for ladies.” aus a VRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 I: Primary, Intermedis snd fh Schoo! for both Innped building: with furger Corpe of tenchars, at poe nk 00! hare, all pro- EStiniages and’ Science. Pupile prepared for calles guages and Science, Pupile pret oF college or business. Individual traning and special advan- tages to apt pupils. Laboratory work and calisthenic drill, The school is well sup) lied with charts, refer- ence books and physical and cheulcal apparatus, Of- fice hours 10 am. to 12m. For catalogue address THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. 4030-3m ven September 15 1867. the Suporistendent will mect the District Pupils ‘at the ‘Baltimore and” Potomac Depot, Waahingion, D- Cat 3 o'clock ‘hom. Sept, th.” Blind Children of the District are “educated ‘at Supt, 0 ja mow ‘aug0-12¢ Sh JOHN'S COLLEGE, VERMONT AVENUE, BE. STWEEN M AND 'N Sta “Scientific; Classes! aud 5. "Bend for prospectus, BROTHER TOMAS, Prext, ‘aust J] ATI. GREEK, MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH, Cshditaien prepared for coltews, West Foat. Anus: an f in or civil service examinations. Apply Rubber Store, 300 9th wt. nw. ‘su7-ime ]PINENEY INSTITUTE, 618 CONN, AVE. SELECT English, French aud hoot German_Sc] for Young ‘and Little Girls, Reopéus SEPT. 28. 1887. ply for particulars to te Mines BURGISS, Principal au25-1m “ABT SCHOOL WEST END. 1024 17th st. re. Misa 8. W. KELLY. Principal, London Medalist and reci eof palace from South Circulars at eal’ 4u25-1m “ERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY, 924 G ‘Reopens Monday, September 5. soquil reedy nee ct jue meta and ¢ ‘hath are prepared for the’ Huck School, ‘Drawing, Vocal and Instrumental Music: Night Tor adults on Tuseday iureday and veidaye Send for catal ‘Principal. HUGO aul-im* HE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL, 715 14th st nw pens in October. further notice address a Mue ‘V. PRUD'HOMME, 13 Kast Lith at, New York city, ‘The “Student's at Free’s and. i “Beadent's Hel” for mics and Balan PEEKSEILE GY) MaLiTaRY ACADEMY. Send for catalogue, 60 pages. __Je8-20,39 Cine Seventeen year Fine buildings pares boys for” college ar business, One a ee ‘D. D., Shoemakertoy U7" 1887-8, 1774, “ae Terms, @1 ‘ten. Tuit ‘Washing. Lae Kent and Fuels a healthy Shtatnatm ee at ‘Students ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chil- dren will re-open Wednesday, September 21st. Ao- commodations for a limited number of Boarding Scholars. An especial conveyance for the use of pupils living at a distance, Until September Ist address for particulars and circular 1726 N st, T[3E COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Washingtor . C, ‘The preparatory school berins Sept 18; ‘The Coltunbiag College begins Sept. 19, The medical school begins Oct. 3. ‘The Corcoran Scientific School begins Oct, 3, ‘The law school begins Oct. 5. Forcatalogues or other information, address. JAMES C. "WELL! au20-1mo TP HE PREFARATORY SCHOOL OF THE, COLUMBIAN COLLFGE, ‘The exercises of this school will be resumed on the 19TH SEPTEMBEK, with acorps of seven teachers, ‘The number of pupils is lirnited to 100, and applicants will be adinitted in the order of th istration. A. fith class, limited in number to 25, and to be com- posed, of buptis seeking instruction Za lower Enwlish branches aut the rudiments of Latin, preparatory to the rewular work of the school, will be formed at the nx of the year if @ sufficient, nutaber of pupils iy. ‘The class, with the drily oversight of the ai}, Will be placed iu a separate room, under the charge ot'a teacher who will devote his entire tine to its Thstruction, fulton Fee, jayable somiannally in advance, in the first four:fusses, #80; in the Hit Claus, $60. "No extra charye. ‘The Vrincipal, or one of his assistants, will, from the Ist of September, be daily nt the school building, 1339 H street northwest, to anrwer inquiries, ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, au20-Im Principal. ROOKVILLE _ ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Mb, HOME, SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Will open with three Instructors, Thursday, tember 15. Pupils in the house limited to30. App for Ciroulars to" Rev. Dr. C.K. NELSON, Preeident, 5 SUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A life-size crayon portrait in fifteen lessons; no Anowledie of drawing necessary. Call and eaainine work. J. W. REXNOLDS, Hoom 11, May Building, Tthaud E sts, aul2-Im* . ‘Exoccriox Iethe Art of all Arts—no person's education iscom- plete without it.” “No brauch of Education is more scholarly, refined and usetul, an. none pays better at the present day, tutte Golleeiate Com October 5, The Collewiate Courses open October 1. The Nou-Professional. 2. The Professional. The ‘Non-Professional is for those who wish to study Elo- cution as an ELEGANT AKT for Home and Society, and ag an accomplishment which forms an important Dart of every gutsha Education, ‘The Proreasional Course has. two divisions: 1, ORA- TORY, 2 ACTING. ‘There are also Bhort Courses and Private Lessous. The College teaches: VOICE CULTURE, ARTICU- LATION, PRONUNCIATION, ELOCUTION, ANALY- SIS, Eephensive Reading Bible acd Hymay Heading, SHAKESPEARE, English Literature, CONVERSA- TION, Physical Harmony, GESTURE, ORATORY, Oral ‘Translations, Extemporaneous 8} Parlia: mnentary Vractice, PERSONAL MAGNETISM, Fersonatict, ACTING, Comedy, DELSAKT! Public Graduating Exercises occur in June, The Collece has a Dramatic Halle with ot Send for Large Illustrated Catalogue, with full de- n of College Courses; also, CONTESTS. HONOKS, etc. : also, catalogue op the CURE UTS of SPEECH; and the School of Deep rvathing - Diplomas and Degrees conferred. ‘THE MARTYN Soe ELOCUTION and ORA- (313 6th st. n.w., half a block east of City Post-Office, Vashington, D. box tor OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GI SANDY Spring, Montgomery County, Md., 18 miles north ot Washington City, reopens September 19. Thorough training heme government; health carefully attended. fe ee C. .LLOWELL Yale. [3m B JRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. Charming location on the Delaware. Healthful, homelike, thorough, and Christian. Superior facili- ties in Music aud Art. Manners, morais, and health carefully gust Forcatalogucs address Rev. WM. C. BOWEN, A. M., Prest., Bot z rdentown, N. J. Jy6- SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 77H 1S and D ste, n.w.—A practical business education that qualities young ‘men and women to support them. Ie"taueht by ‘experienced ‘operators Cu selves and succeanfully perform the aciive dues of stamp. fo a fe ‘sebgol, 021 F st. Bw., | life. ‘Thorough instruction siven ne, Waslinetm, Dee = aI-6i*” | the’ English Language, Correspondence, Hapid Caleu: lation, Book-keeping, Business Practice, ewes or Science of Citizenship, Stenography, and Type-Wri- t Regular Day and Evening sions resumed GEE September ae nae end 6 pm ice open tor arrangemetits, by the year or quarter, on and after Monday, August 39.4 Full Go rs ol jon English branches, Bookkeeping, ‘Shorthand, | 4h4and, Mflar Monday, August 29. (A Full Corp Hlicher Arithmetic. Algebra, Geoietry, Eatin, and | Auger, Luition fers— Kerular business courso, day Greek, BURTON MACAFEE, AM. ALD. Principal. | Seiancets monthiy instainen tat 810 eee ee eas scholarship, paid in full on entering, $60; tuition per x EACHIN N- | quarter of ten weeks, $20, paid on’ entering. Night MES MASSS GAR PPE SEATING, ERS; | Sessions “rnitions #16 for Cure montha of e50tior MKS MANNS EKGARIES AND ( jog | meveer Senta are sanigned in tho onder of registra: MKS. MANN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL, pecial ea secured. by being presen the tng of day oF cular sent ive ony ENRY C. SPENCER, Principal, MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. 7, JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. EIGHT ‘Departments and Fou: Courses of Study. Budeuts permitted to board in clubs if desired. Werma very Inoderate, Preparatory School attachod, “Special at. Tention given to iting boys to ‘enter college, uutver- sity, oF the military of naval schools of ‘the Govern- ment. Situation mort, beautiful and health(al For Slalggyes address: Principal THOMAS FELL, A.M Q WITHIN ¢ SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA, ‘Thirty minities trom Broad Strvet Biation.. One of mites froin reet Siation. One the best equipped and best managed schools, All Students boncd with the Principal. Teachers all men and griduates of Harv.rd, Yale, Princeton, ‘University of Pennsylvania, or other first-class Coli Fine Buildings, single double, or communicating rooms, with ample bath accommodations. Every room nae it Ha stonm radiator and is completely furnished. ‘New Athletic Grounds. Gymnasium. reatted and heated by steam. Best. instruction, best care, best table. Special opportunities for apt studénts to'advance rap: idiy. "Special private tutoring for, backward boy, Fairons or students may select aby studies or hows English, Sclentitic, Business, College-Preparatory, oF Givil Enincering course. New Physical and Gusti cal Laboratory, with twenty-four. casea, Superior Practical Bungee Department in Commercial Goures with ; 2 writin, &c, Bc. More fully supplied with arparstes than any other College-atting or Commercial School inthe United States, Twelve. teachers for about one hundred students. “Every teacher devotes his whole tine to one or two.subjesta. Media Academy affords tory home comfort, the best education, and” the best {raining A fixed ‘price covers every expense, oven books. “No extras except for music.” No inciiontal expenses, Noexaminations for admission. New ius tntted eaialogus sent free to any address 'SWITHIN C, SHORTLIDGE, A.B, A.M, raduste,) Media, Pa. ‘Garvard G ‘Tho Principal will be at the Riggs House FHIDAY, September. a1 6-1. ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY hag removed from Capitol Hill to 631 Fst. n. w., rooms’, ‘ocl8-i1im* ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, BT. nta, Lighteouths yee Cloud building, ¥th and teenth | re Plano, Organ, Voles, Violin. Ftute, Gofnet ber Secs ILLARD, a Se sm* advantages. 0. B. BUI Woorg, Goresegis, Sano, Instruction in Book-keeping, Or ‘Penmsn- jth ‘Gramm Government of the United States: ‘prota ‘Two: StoT and 7 10.9 pin. Tuition: $5 per month gis cer Wuarter, and @40'for one year COURT #, WOOD, ayuisam zs meas Been SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH 8T.N. Ww, OPEN ALL SUMMER, apractical knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS, ‘Reduced fees for summer, free trial lessons, ‘Highest references, “eo RIVATE NS IN Saas mm MALL GRADES, OF and INGTTTURA ow: cor SURG Kota mw. (ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CHOss, 1312 MASS. AVE. N. Ww, ‘Will resume first Monday in September. Tt affords every facility for acquiring a thorough and accomplish ed education, The musical department, embracing ‘Harp, Piapo, Organ, Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, is directed by thoroughly accomplished teachers, Paint- ing in Lustre, Oil and Water Colors, Special stten- tion paid to Bookkeeping and the Higher Mathematics, Attached to the academy is s Department for Little Boys. su15-1m HOME-SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. altos reer sna ‘competent toston bealtag Seseee Betas ‘Thareiss, = |, LL. D., President. "TRE BANNAH MORE ACADEMY fluences of agus ‘Christian home borhood. . ARTHUR J. RICH, Reisterstown, Md. HE SEY, Principals —English pe vane ison ad seasion bevine on Monday, “ireulars a ats fute, 122 Pat, West Washington, OLNEY INSTITUTE, THE Ni TE, THE FOR GIRLS.— Shor ‘instruction, and the in- an bs means Realy Be ch A. 3y80-skw-im * ‘MISSES DOR- Germ: 5 20 ilttle girls, The peoond 1887. For ‘September ‘MISSES DORSEY, | ‘Tnsti- to the Y, Olney Enst Bo HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. BALTIMORE, TWELFTH ACADEMIC YEAB BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. Examinations for admission to the ‘June 8 and October 3. College classes Programs of the instruction offered to Graduate, Undergraduate and Special Students application. ‘willbe sent on my14-s&w-6m ‘Sixth Session dress CHAPMAN MAUPIN, M. as ‘well ag thoes ‘au: [)SIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, (Founded by ‘Thos, 64th Session begins October ‘University of Virgins, aut7-2ewin Reerax wae advantages in every departiuen R GIRLS, 12? West Franklin st., Baltimore, Md. FEBVRE, Principal, THURSDAY, the 224 fnstruction embraces all man languages are practically taught. fer 1, 1887. Send for Catalogue to Secretary of fue Faculty, Maes UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, apth “Sept For esilogues ad- "AY principal. Ay10-w&s,3m_ EI TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN and Sipwing. ‘Particular attention to beginners, wishing to be qualified ersor teachera”“Terms moderate. 734 12th st. nw. for perform: Jefferson.) nary for Young Ladies, Winchester, Va. Best antares inevery department. Full aud competent Corpsof instructors. Ninoteenth Year opens Septem: ber. “apply for eatalogue to poly for catalogs 59 M. E. BILLINGS, ‘Principal. DAY SCHOOL Mrs. H. P. LE- ‘This School will re-open on of SEPTEMBER. The course of I the studies included in a thorough English Education, and the Frenel hand Ger- 1y20-w&s2m_ Departments of Howard ‘October 33d, at 8 p.m. An livered by Prof. Robert Reyburn, to T= MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND Dental University will will be de- ‘which the pro- feasion and public are: invited. For circulars and SCHOOL, ‘The PREPARATORY Class embraces: PART and CHORUS singing, and PROSPECTUS FREE aud-wOt informatio PURVIS, M. D., Secretary, Nan20-tocts SM Di net grene ar MADAME L. HERITTE-VIARDOT'S Berlin W. (Germany) Winterfeldtstrasse 33. FULL PREPARATION FOR ORATORIO, CONCERT AND OPERA SINGING. TONE BUILDING, SOLFEGGIO, AND GENERAL MUSICAL EDUCATION (Theoretical and practical.) ‘The ADVANCED class will include SOLO singing. ACTING. ‘THE SOHOOL YEAR BEGINS 1ST OF OCTOBER. RAHAMS STANDARD PHONOGRAPHY—THE ‘best short-hand. Lessons in class, priv: mail. Graham's publications for sale at Ne or by w Yor! uated miles from Washington, ‘The; school edifices in the State. A full For Catalogues adi Institute for Youny for Little Girls, EMB! ‘Ladies and Pro} more, Md. Conducted by the’ Send for Catalogue. fc T.. RGE'S, ++ Pre] s or business life, Uns e250 S720-m,welm” PROF.S-C- RINEAR, Prices. 207 6th st. ne. __SL-wes2m" UQUIER FEMALE INSTITUT: _ WARRENTON, VAL? Opens ite 27th annual ‘session Sept, 14, 1887. Sit- in the Piedmont region of Virginia, uneurpaseed Yorite, beauty feraity “aud Reaitifuinone Only 3p gto rounds, ten scres aro tastefully inid out. The bullding isone ofthe fost Corps of Terms reasonable, and made known oo application. | teachers. laress dyl6-e0-m "GEO. G. BUTLER, A. M,, Principal. ‘OTRE DAME OF MARYLAND, COLLEGIATE ‘School fio ast ae ae! hard 3y20-m,w&s2m Notre Dame, for any College pe T, ST. JOSEP! ae Classical per session of five Please send fot a Catalogus, and : Boarders students according to grade. Studies, sumed ou MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.1867" ‘Address ‘BUO. JOSEPH, Director, Garroll P. 0. Baltimore County, Comm: ‘mont jercial. oN ipped eyimmasium. SSent toons of mtatsters, eit ous properation for college. = ion Gesized information, address JA. M Syo1-49t ‘Tuition, by scholarship, 86. oa by ahotarstioy 60. free. of living ex: Sa ee the Tas i" the ‘Modern well- i tin-Scientific, and the Language. ties, in all resvects improved; new buildings, enlarged faculty eso Cost. mhally cheap. The Preparatory School, with new sanex Rmimodations ts at thorough aed For catal eCAULE ILE President male College.—Separate buildings. ‘courses with di anc EW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR FE- N TOP THE ALLEGHANIES! ‘Aurore House, Aurora, W.Va, Fever potionte; “clrvulare’ at Siar ever fe; circ BHAFERE, Proprietor. oes at SUMMER RESORTS. THE of rey ‘a5-1imo. REST £8 Branch B. and 0. 1 i ‘asl idugh Gro of access. ‘Terms moderate. Ne FOREST GLEN PARK, MD. eantiful alte on the Meti ‘The most beant on the Metropolitan by % und. Healthy Location. Pure Ws Eas sas, Salers Bas Apply to the Foret. Glen Improvement Co. NDER T. HENSEY, Manager, Office 1006 F st. nw. 4y23-6m, thoroughly reliable, 9:40 5 and 12. datiy. 1:15 p.m, ty 2:19). m,, stopping at all stations PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. W. M. CLEMENTS, sepl ‘Manager, BArtore AND OHIO RAILROAD, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH, 1887. LEAVE WASHINGTON FRO} ‘ATION, CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVE ANDO ST, or Cuicago and Northwest, Exp. 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M. every day. went ® aoe cn , N rows traine connect WS =555 ‘AND KINDLING WOOD. with boats of Brooklyn Annex ator | Ww www oo Ee 2S i. —— | otk Yew 8.8 Bh So BMH 68s | nw ontmntantarivine constanty We ofr tear ww ‘00 & B coo Sagi | Salo stlowest market rates, MUSIC STORE, 925 7TH ST. N. W. NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY. Pianos and Orrans for rent and sold ‘on “monthly | li kinds of Wood, sawed and split, or in the stick, os payments. Agents for New England, Sterling Bor. ‘THE UNBIVALLED 80) PIANOS. STEPHENSON & BRO, P40) ‘We offer great bargains in Tete 3 a it sustaining tone is required. 213m, A velation. Its tone is ‘ike in. i muuxical revelation. Tt tone is more SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND LECTURE ROOMS, ee a, except Sunday. ERFECTION ATTAINED PRICES FOR COAL. For. polis, 7 :: ». 4:20 and 1-00 P.| ’. PIANOS. Matchless in singing # ly, Texcope ‘Sunday. Sundays, 9:00 A.M. 4-1 eae jag away of tape. and Eas White Ash Coal. ; ERS Hamre 4 aLeganpura 21-3 Da at nw. | Ghestm makin or Red Ash Coal (all sini “he lew Watey © hilharmonic” ORGAN is agen- | mouth. HENEY &. 3y12-3m i ‘YOU WANT THE BEST FUEL SOLD Inthe District at fair prices, callow JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Who supply more families with "SANDERS & STAYMAR, 1HE GREAT WEBER PIANO CONTINUES A anak eee Hamar Rie ant So is finer now < Ose beauty. The FISCHER PIANO, old and ‘Pianos for: COAL, COKE, AND WooD ‘Than any firm in the United States. aX DETTes, Depot, and Hallrosd Yard, 12:hand Water aw. ‘OMe: F ss Brauch Otcen: 1815 Fuh wi. nw, 1740 ‘934 F st. n.w., Washington, nisave. n.w., 34 and K sta nw. 1112 Oth et 2. 13,N, Charles st, balti s1-3m 1217 Main st, Hichmond, mand Friday at 7 an. Ottdlass, S507 SS ee “Tucedaya ail andl ‘Leaves 6th st. Sart overs Sunday Tuesday Wednes- Sundays all landings to Nomini, Currioman, and Sfnet aici Cea Sa nd Several fine Upright and Pianos which have 4, OLm 7th-st, whart, | been used are ofered at special low JOHN MoGAHEE, Alexandria Was Agent” som Pianos and Organs rented and soid on the most reas- MER J , THO “Tuning and promptly attended toandsatis- IVER LANDINGS. fagtion guaranteed st ot Telephone call, 647-2. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS. EDWARD F. DROOP, 925 Pa ave, late W.G. Metzerott & Co, Sole Agent for STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOS. aAWaY powm BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW. Carceznixe axon Haspwax Pusos ‘Hot weather to talk Coal, but prices are so low tt will pay you tocallon A. B. SMITH and leave your order Soe Seer kee e C. E. LAMBERT, _773m_Generat Pemenger Agent, Now Fort DENTISTRY. ‘teeth, URE, DENTIST, 715 14TH Aes Be Sree eat Ln fitting sets of pert eis v8, TURDAYS at7 om. Hetursise. Hinbateands ‘SUNDAY pam, ee ene ma ee SS Sew MIDLEA. Dion at lowest | M* VERNON MT. VERNON! Gene Sos LL BLAKE, Captain, reriaat at, , DAVIS, ot nw. OCEAN STEAMERS. su MOU RORDEOTeOREE LL0TD 8 aa Ao _SEWING MA‘ ‘Tar Super Arcrsrcax Power.) &o. Na 7, 7 To rept apd sold on monthiy paymente, i Telephone al Lsouardiown, ‘etuniling Friday sieht arnt 1s ‘Panos repaired, stored, tuned, and moved. | “Coat direct from the mines arriving daily percars ‘OTEL DENNIS, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.— Washington Saturday sigan W.G METZEROTT &00, | at Coal Depot, 1st and L streets northeast, B. & 0, Bik CTR earl ram seers bomt ot ( For further information spply Gta st wea, ent, | _suts 903 Pa ave. near9th st. | Office 600 New York avenue northwest. EME _tetenone at on ___ 8 | G&L, Was & Bowe, Seen tere veer GUAGE SOTHAGE, MOUNTAIN LAKE ‘3 ‘ORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. dating) annnak 3eDh. seat ee A.B. 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