Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1887, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: CITY AND DISTRICT. ADED CITY. Report of the Parking Commission. OVER 65,000 SHADE TREES IN THE STREETS OF WASH- NGTON—ORNAMENTAL TREES IN THE PAKKS—THE PLAGUE, ETC. ‘The parking commission have submitted thetr Sabual report to the District Commissioners iu reference to the work performed by the commission during the last fiscal year they Say Chat 1,495 old, useless and, in some cases, angerous, trees Rave been ‘removed; 1,867 trees of various kinds planted on the ‘were set in place of dead and decaying ~ trees were lowered to conform to change rades and on Corcoran street, between 17th Ith streets, 30 were moved from the avement to the curb line; coat of ime wasb, About eremoved and hauled to the Ume permitted these have been 00 serviceable boxes have been Op newly planted trees. ‘There 1s ah of thts sound material on Band to 90 more good boxes. ‘The large sycamore Ith street from the river to Boundary and those on 6th street from Penpsyivanla to the river were closely pruned last win. nd are looking well. 1 are NOW oh the streets and avenues 63,014 3 under the cure of the parking commission, LIME WASH FOR PROTECTION OF TRERS. After rehearsing several important reasoas why he tree boxes should be removed (which Col. lew has decided to do) the report goes on to that It has long been a matter of observation e not prone to nibble and bite the s Whieb are covered with lime wash, therefore devined advisable to take ad- Fé rf ¢ WASHINGTON. D. C. ve Tur ““Cocnsi EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1887—SUPPLEMENT. pee NORWOOD INSTITUTE, A SELECT Bo, @_AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Lanse ne TITLE GIRLS, 4212 and Mn. ano Mus. W. D. CABELL, 321414th stand 1407 Massachusetts ave., Washing Son. D {i joi know of no school for Young Ladies ‘whose dibloma commands a bigher respect than Nor- ood Institute.” SAME F. MILLER, Justice U.s. Supreme Court. augi-Im RL. G. MARINTS ACADEMY OF DANCING Mair ocak ‘September 7, at 2 arti ‘send for ein CHOKE ‘SM OFF! Is the common sense reading of the recent onder of our “grave and reverend” Commissioner. If the “cocks” are not permitted to crow within the sacred confines of the District there are men to ve found who will assume the special prerogatives of the IF 4 24, 18 O'clock p. m., Masonic cr circular. HORTH, EVOLUTIONIZED.— SLOAN-DU_ crow LUSTILY, Siioran, smarded H1 wold Teun» Siayfeat cost Paph nios * Particularly whens brilliant victory has been | Privaisioatsorinne guaueut in 14 hours, Classes and raailared ie taught. by. expericnced operators. Call or wend stamp for prospectus, The school, 921 F st. p.w., PASSING RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT Wi ington, sl-aw* In all that pertains to the artistic clothing of the outer man. We know that the wearing of stylish clothing does not inake the man, but we also know that it makes a wonderful difference in his appearance, snd that no man feels at ease, or is entirely himself, unless he is properly dressed: therefore it is that we endeavor always togives gentleman a perfect fit, whether he buys suit at $7.50 or one at $25. The same rule is observed all aloug the line. S 200 van XEsE, BOARD) AND, ‘Young ladies, misses, little boys, E: 8 chools, Haddontield, X. J"_ $250-Large boy oun inen, Miltary College, BN dn Gi are: thorouh, a7. § tiles ‘south of Waabiiwton, reopens ccation unsurpassed. Tau esper cad teachers. Addresa MI c AVERLY SEMINARY, 17: WwW Our Boye’ Suita comprise Coats, Vesta, and Lo Se, -Boatdine sud Day Schou! for Young mur Boys’ Suite comprise Coats, Vesta, and Long | WV ‘ave.nw. De an or Xo Poseec acea te : = from = | Ladies snd Children. Opens OCLOBER 3, tb ‘o-Im MiiBS GirscoML, Principal. $1.96 TO $12.25 A SUIT. Children’s Suite, close-fitting Coats and Short Pants; ages, 4 to 14 years, Prices from $2 TO 90.25. As to quality, style, and excellent workmanship we invite comparison, and as to price WE CHALLENGE AND DEFY COMPETITION. ‘Therefore it is not necessary to further explain COLuERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL for boys under 14 yearsof uge. A few pupil board- ers taken in the tumalyy LUCIEN EC. COLLIERE, A. M. Washington, DC. 159% 1 6t. a. w. Ef lington Hot Opens October 5: cloves June 1 Art of Never For- getting:—See Special Notice. 36-30 "- NEBNON SEMINany, 1100, 1104, 1116 M at.'and 1130 11th at. ‘Boarding and Day Schoo! for Yeung Ladiesand Little s. of this minor method of protection, hoj by washing the stems horses might ned from the tree-biting propensity. d the trees for the time be- the report, may allay prehended that the trees Were Whitewashed for the purpose of destroying F the caterpillars had disappeared. treated with this applica removing scale Insects from years ago a great many treesin tis city were Dadly infested with these {hsects, but by removing ail the smaller branches, and covering the remainder with lime wasb, the Insects were destroyed and the trees recovered Meir health. Objections have been made to Ume- Washing Lrees, ou the ground that ft closed up the breatuing pores io the bark, and would ultimately destroy the plants, But as trees have no breathing pores in thelr bark, and as they have been 20 treated in many thousands of canes without being Injured thereby, this objection meed not be re- peated. ORNAMENTAL TREES IX PARES AND LAWNS. Referring to the ornamental trees in parks and lawns, the commission say that they require but little if any pruning. But trees in streets are sub- jected to a great many hurtful influences trom Which park trees areexempt. Of a necessity they are eariy deprived of their lower branches, which would otherwise interfere with tne roper use of the thoroughfares This nds to weaken their stems abd sensibly de- rive them of the power of resisting storms ‘The abIIty to injury from storms 1s further increased im young trees that are making dense and luxuri- ant growths om tall and slender stems. In these Instances relief 1s given by pruning or thinning out a portion of the branches so that the Winds may blow through the tops instead of blowing them over. With some species this manipulation is unavoidable if we wish to preserve the trees from breaking or blowing down, But by far the largest expenditure in pruning atives from the necessity of removing drooping nehes Which futerfere with the Use of te streets and sidewalks. A further reason for the Temoval of the lowest branches ts their growing interference With the dissemination of lgnt from | t lamps; the interference of the follage e streets With the light from lamps calls tor speedy rellet. TREES AND AWNINGS. Applications for the retnoval of trees for the pur- pose of erecting awnings are frequently recetved. The uecessity for the destruction of valuable trees in order to erect awnings Would be obviated if the Tule was adopted that the supporting rods tor aWnings be set on a line about two feet inside the curbstones. This would not Interfere with travel being about the inside line of the tree-boxes. "Al the lower branches could be removed to a height suMcient to give entire freedom to the use of the awning, aud at the same Ume preserve the unt- formity’ and beauty of the trees. ‘THE SUBJECT OF THE CATERPILLAR PLAGUR occupies much space in the report. It says: “‘Al- though no season passes without the presence of caterpillars on the trees, yet they Rave not been so numerous in twenty years ay they were last Season, and they are {ully as plentiful this year as Ubey were during the lust. Efforts to suppress tem have caused cousiderable outlay. and with only Partial success, but experience bas Deen gaimed ‘Which will be Valuable tn future operations. Whep Uhe purking commission first went into operation, Some sixteen years ago, 1 was very desirabie wo plant *rees of rapid growth. Many of the old shade ees had recentiy been, and were being removed, to make Way for improvement, hence it was & matter of mlch importance to replace teu so | that sbade might again be furnished as soen as | Practicavle. Among the trees chosen for rapid | growth was the asb-leaved maple. After some | Fears had elapsed it Was found that tals spectes Was particulariy Mable to be attacked by cater- Pillars, and It Was resolved to discontinue thelr further extension. Previous to this, however, Over 4,000 of these trees ud been set dut in vari ous stiewts, Where they still remain. ‘The white poplar bad been for many years pre- ious to 1870 sec oUt In HulMbers throughout the city, This tree being among the first to fall a prey to luseets, and for other essential reasons, Was.excluded from the ist of desirable trees, so no plants of this spectes have been set out 1b tals city during the past sixteen years, Dut wher- er posible they Lave been removed until but Ww retain. ‘The Negundo trees will probably also have to be replaced by a more suitable tree as opportuni Yes offer for their removal The two trees Just mentioned seem to be the first preference of the Web caterpillars, but all otuers are not by any means free trom thelr attacks, Next to these, Deruaps the inden suffers ‘most; then the elin3 and the sycamore, The white ash suffers con- siderably. kradua ‘TREES MOST EXEMPT. Of those most exempt may be mentioned the Carolina poplar, the sugar, the silver and the Nor- Way maples. These are the last to be attacked, and seldom severely. The tulip tree 1s rarely the few honey locusts set in the streets iy Injured by insects of any kind. Various efforts with other methods of re- ricting caterpiliar ravages, we still continue Lat of cutting out the branches containt Webs, ag We Mud It to be the most economical and Practical method. One drawback toward more @fieclivencas in cleaning the trees has been ‘A LACK OF ¥UNDS towards the end of the fiscal year to place addt- Uonal force on this work at the proper time, that 4 on the Drst appearance of the insects. It may > supposed that funds for this purpose might be reained by reducing on otuer items “of expenditure; but a factor of uncertainty connects itseir with Ulis idea,arising from the ctrcumstance that the extent of becesulttes cannot be foretold, as the Insects vary In pumbers from year to year’ This uncertainty inight be met by a special-tund «ppropriation for the purpose, to be used as re- quired, YOR DESTRUCTION OP CATERPILLARS, “Reterring \o some of the many remedies advised for the destruction of caterpillars, that of burning | the Webs has been so often recommended that in | some cases citizens (with the Dest intentions) huve undertaken to clear the trees in front of Uueir residences by applying the torch tothe Webs 10 the great iujury’ aud disfigurement of the “tree. ""This ‘method was. tried by the Parking’ Comuission many years And was speedily abandoued. “it waa foued wots n aWhWard aud Ledious process at best; then the trees were badly injured by the Sire Not only | aected Urauches injured, but in the | to penetrate to these ‘many other | ors twigs and leaves were destroyed, 0 | Wat the labor Involved tm cutting the sd branches and scorched twigs proved to be greater and more cost oui of pruning out the al ad this Without Teference Lo the labor and Ue required in the buruiug operation in the fitet ‘AS a method of destroying caterpillars In ¥ itis tmpracticabie and undesirable; and, £5 cousiuered, stivuld be denounced ‘and .Ylug trees with polsoned water as 4 means of destroying leaf-caling lusects hag become a pe ethod during the gust fiteem years, This is promptly efectual tn mosté eases, | Dur with the web caterpillar we. have | found that it does not act. with 50 Mauch certaloty, owing, It may be presumed, W the impervious nature of the web, preventing The coating of the inclosed leaves with the poison: at allevent we bave found that # second am re trequently a third application was needed Yodestruy the colonies, Butit 1s thoroughly er fectual if persistently applied. Some Years ago We Lad an approved spraying tus at Work on the street trees. Paris kieen, a well a¥ Loudon purple, Was used tn the Rater; and the results were as "wentloned above. ce then Uke application has frequent jade, im rather tal” ware an experimental way, wwe "have uever found” that ene “ay ation Will clear a Ure for the season; So that we bave not considered it advisuble to recoumuend the outlay which would be necessary W provide for the large number of these spraying adairs which it would be necessary to employ in ender to operate upon, say 10,000 trees, ib the aratively briet period of obe week. With regard to the insects which destroy the leaves of the elim trees, the poisoned water acts promptly and effectually, as we have found many Foursago. Evea if spraying was found to be the Academic, Intermediate and Primary Departments. No extra charge for instruction im Latin, French, Elocution, and: Class Drawing. ‘Handsome, commodious new school building, cou- taining chapel, session-rooms, class-rooma and office, with steam heating and best modern improvements, Feady for occupancy this full Thirteenth year Perinn OCTOBER 6, BJ. SOMEKS. Foreirculars apply to cee Mepicat, Cone Narroxar, ICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTS COLUMBIAN UNIVERSIT ‘The SIXTY-SIXTH annual seusion will begin on MONDAY. UCI.3, AT 8 F. M. Addresacs will be delivered by Profs. & T. FRISTOE and RB. B, DONALDSOS, D D.8.. to which the profes: sion and the public are cordially invited. The recular Jectures wil Continue daily turougho soibe at 530 pau he Autuun examinations be held on TUEBDAY, October 4, at 7 fortuation or circulars addrews Dr. A. F. Ith pent, Why ALL THE PEOPLE are afflicted with “ADLER ON THE BRAIN.” ALL ROADS LEAD TO VICTOR E ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 27 and 929 7th street northwest, corner Massachusetts avenue. Strictly one price. Open Saturday until 11 pm. Ose Graso Fisa, Erronr ‘Toclose the Summer Stock of "all: B85. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, HE OLNEY INSTITUTE, THE MISSES DOR- SEY, Principals. —Euglish, French apd German a School for young ladies und ttle girls, The second seas Ueyiag on Monday Septens er Oth; 1S Lor Greulare apply to the MISSES DORSEY, UI OAK HALL, tute, 122 Fak, West Waskiuston r Corner of 10th and F streets. Fall stock is coming in, and the balance of Light- Seights must go at once, and the following reductions will make them zo: Ht Men's Suits reduced ry & 7. 6 4 3. 7 PRIMARY AND ACADEMIC 36 Men's Busteveduend 8 M and Girls, 500 “2d st. n.w., will re- TO50 Men's Suing relucel f0.87. pen for the tifth year, MONDAY, Septetaber 10. 12 Men’s Suits reduced to 8. 15 Men’s Suits reduced to #9 18 Men's Suite reduced to 810. 20 Men's Suits reduced to Prospects weut Upon application 10-2we lor young ladies and Little girls. Reopens Octo- Seersucl ‘oats at its reduced to $1. ber 3; pupils classified September and 30. Supe- Pines Sine Phone! Sate cedoret ee aeaae Pa advantages iu Lannehages, Music istry, ad ince Albert Suits reduced to $12, $15, $18, $20 tes po Miss: LE, Jou 3s st, paca, Drap d'Ete, Mobair Coats and Vests regard- Jess of cost. : ‘Pants at less than cost of manufacture. For Boys 14 to 18—Snits reduced from 85 to 83. Ee a et 50. ‘Suite om $12 to 87.50. Sui Paduced from a18 to 80. For Boys 5 to 13—Jacketa_and Pants reduced from 84. $4.50 and 35 to #50. Jackets aud Pants re- luced from $6, $7.50, $8. $8.50 and 89 to $4.50. Full line of FALL OVERCOATS just in, \RADED SCHOOL AN Misses POLLOCK and NOER Pri 27 13th st. u.w., ove square from Thoms (eopena Neptenuber 14. E IsS EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INSTRUC. ‘ton in vocal music Septet Young ladies prepared for cu: sS-lw* 2226 Mawsachusetts ave, HE GERMAN-ENGLISH SCHOOL OF THE Evangelical Lutheran Church, cor. 4th und E ste, i.w., will opeu MONDAY, the STH OF SEPIEMBE! further information a) ply to the Teacher, W. K, 814 3d st. aw. rc concert. ar SIGNOK FABIANI, SS Professor of Itallan method of Singing and Voice Culture, “Applications for lesuous 2-3, 6-7 lock p.un, ODOAEF HEAE & auzFint i Gi? New Lorcuve. I LST. N.W. MRS. J. L. McGEE’S SCHUOL 3 9 fae Bie BPBSAE bf ULV O NS Secs MEP er eee Co 4 4 BH Ha ALLLLLLLLE 1887 French and Drawing by the best masters. ve-1m* HE MISSES MASON'S SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN will re-open Weduesday, September 21, ut 2107 Pipilepivauie areaue. se2-3w" COR. TENTH AND F STs. Tux Newesr Axo Best Turxes IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS CAN BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SEATON PRREY (Guccessor te Pxaar & Bormen, NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS. NEW SCO1CH PLAID= AND HAIR-LINE STRIPES, LUEIN'S CELEUEATED CASMMEGES, CHUDDAS LATEST NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION SUITS. RANGING FROM 48 TO $30. SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF LYON'S BENGALINES, TAILLE FRANCAISE, “SATIN DUCHESSE: RHADAMES AND GROS GRAIN SILKS IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS, KANGING FROM . 10, $3.50 PER YARD. EURE SILK VELVETS FROM 29 TO 2g INCHES WiDe, IN BLACK AND THE NEWES1 FALL COLORS, RANGING FROM $4 TO $8 PER NEW PLAIN PLAID AND STRIPED GERMAN TRIMMING VELVETS, WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. Weud foreirculare G{EONGETOWN COLLEGE D.C. Schools ef the Academic Department Reopens BURSUAY, BEPIEMBEE 81H. 1887.0 Board. Vuliten, dc, por session of ten waonths, $300. Hely Woardere, ¢100" Celulege application t -atalogue on application to ee aK A DO Gosaiea Contece, : I and North Capitol sts, Offers best advantages for CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION. Opens September 5. J, President. $10 per quarter, PEESSEILE GYD MILITARY ACADEMY. THE BEST MAKES OF MEDICM AND HEAVY- it Gee iE BE ees = = ON. VA. ie END BIZED AND ST TOUT STERIGHE SE4ES | Opensits e7th auutal session Seite 14, 1887 ALL-ANTIQUE MADEAS AND NOTTINGHAM Lace | ited iu the Piedmeut region of Virus & EIAIS AT PRIME CosT, TO CLOSE THEM | 105% froin Wiakiuet : ere it GHEAT BARGAINS” IN, FALL AND WINTER | AF tateftlly iad gue, fhe buldune is une the Burst ‘Terms reasonable, wnd made kuown oa RUE Catalin addres 1y 15. 84. 89, TO $12 MANY OF 1HESE GARMENTS ALE MARKED AT | HALE THE ORIGINAL COST, E2°PLAIN FIGUEES AND CORRECT PRICES. SEATON PERRY, plication. a . BUTLER, A. ML, Principal. _ L NORMAL KINDERGABTEN IN JRENCH LESSONS—REFINED STUDENT aware that a genuine pronunciation fyntax can be learned but trom a provi cbssful native teacher. Prot. H. LAKRO Loune University, Faris, 13141 st. n.w. OP. J. F. GERMILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO, ‘Orgad, Vocal Music, atid Harwouy. Esyee deutive tO beyiuuiers, as well as to pupils sits ue ye : JP"!ANe SHARPER, LATE OF PHILADELPHIA, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Muatc, _s1-3m LINGTON ACADEMY, 217th st,, opposite U. S. Patent Oftice, 2 Select Schou! for Boyeand Suing Men Autuuin torus begins SEPLEMBEL 12 Day aud Evening ses- fons. Gareful and thorouzh instruction 1p the‘cou- ud suse ‘We are pursuing our steady, legitimate course of trade, gathering in what bargains the market affords and giving our patrons the full benefit ‘of all such purchases in desirable {abrica and of standard manufacture and reliable workman- ship. We only offer such clothing as will prove worthy of confidence, consequently we offer clothing that will be satisfactory to our patrons. ‘We call special attention to our tailoring de- Fartment which is filled with avery lareand «| Liou English branches, Boukkceping, ‘Suorthain Varied line of Cloths, Diaxonals, Corkscrews, } Micher Beiaatc, sleet y Seema: pata, ine Guitings, Pantaloonings, &c., &e., which we make to order at very short notice. Shirts made preiny Mis WQANN'S CLASS FORTEACHING KIN to. ANN’S DERGARTEN uA THUD, AND NOAH WALKER & CO, Bunderland Place (one bluck south ot Dupont Circle). a 625 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘First term begius October 3, 1887. si. i MM eScatted xine Cie. repeat Or Sao Coureyancefor pupils Livine at wdistance. Circulate st 1204 1eth'st. new. Private lessoue. au27-lms* BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR and Gentlewen, 1200 O st., reopens UC- Special course for persous preparing for Katuiuations or for teachers. Bookkeep- ing, type-writing and stenography taught. Lessous wiven On guitar, ms 3TAMMERING CURED. ‘Bystem explained. References to patrons Mrs. M. SLEVENS HAKT, Principal, Wasington School of Eiccutiou and Oratory, 1-30 Mu W4881NGTON, SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORY, 904 M st,n.W. peSizih Annual Messin beyins WEDNESDAY, Sep- suber 2, ‘Courve of instruction embraces Elocutien, Practical English and Koguah Clessics, Latin, Matheiustics, Modern Langues, Vocal and inatrimental Music, ‘nd Puysical Culture. principal assisted Ly 4 each de} Micleut corps of teache s “or soo for boys sud itis dally” -Aduit classes Graded clases for boy: and private iustruction given lu the evening. Diplomas awarded. A lunited number of pupils accommodated iy She tainily. Norcirculars, gud, ref ‘the principal, Mra. M.STEVENS HA’ Bgg8 Col 188 BALCH'S Laties FULL WEIGHT—PUBE—MOST PERFECT MADE. Its superior excellence proven in millions of homes for wore than ter 0 tury. wed. ‘BS. JULIA GALLMEYEB, RESIDENCE 1426 Q the “United Blaten Goverment Endsraca weave | MU sta we teacher of tue Pianoand Organ, ore of the Great Universities as tue 3s ‘20 lessous lw" asd most ealthful. Dr” Price’ the only Bak Powder ot Conta Ainigouia, Lise, AMtus. “Sold only in Cana 3 at. Ci .LIA'S ACADEMY, 601 E. CAPITOL ST.— Exercises will be resumed Monduly, Septeniber 5. be English Coure is thorough. . Music: Paintin Fancy Work, and Plain Sewing receive special atteu- ‘Non. " Private class in Painting for ladies. au31-2w* YLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, NORTH pact Tease ae Mixssty her cee Manat lt oat BV eat BT. LOUIS, | Tit ustrict Fupile ‘at. the Baltimore aud’ Potouse Depot, Washington, D.C,,at 3 o'clock p. m. Sept. dite school Sor imioruation address FS ower re a . b : Dz H. Y. Biczxus pore Maryland Meoot for the Sota |ARRHEA (SENTER! ST, JOHN'S COLLEGE, VERMONT AVENUE, BE. Same (PE eR SYRUP 5.0gend for: prospects. MOTHER TOBIAS Prost aus contains no pistes and is recommended by all who ATIN, GREEK, [EMATICS AND ENGLIS! sive tt atrial. age 2 Springer late: eral service csasnier er Caudidsice prepared for gollene, West Pain’ Aumaps- Mr. John H, Brooks, of 927 18th st, and connected | i3-0r civil service examinations. Apply Hubber fore, with the Navy Department, Bureau of Navigation, | 20° 9h st. now. says: “I find it the most valuable medicine that has $18 CORN: AVE. od come to my knowledge, and wish to get some and keep irl SEPT. 28, 1887, itim my house.” {he faiteee BURGAS, Principals Inst eomomic mode of Fesisting the web catter- pilar, there 1 Oue consideration that we could Wholly ignore. And thats the effect upon peTalors WhO are upavoidably subjected to polsonous spray as It falls upon their persons. Tn our experiments we have felt the spray falling en the face, and the effects of this, continued from day to day, cannot be altogether devoid of danger. Where only « few trees have to be operated upon a quiet day can usally be select but when thousands are on hand the Work mi be continuous until completed.” The report closes with a few remarks on the Foneral Condition of the trees—which, It states, 13 etter than last May—and @ statement NUMMER AND VARIETIES OF TREES IN THR CITT. ‘There are 23,306 soft or white maples, 832 sugar and black or Southern maples, 2,786 Norway ma- Ries Sod scarlet or red, 422 sycamores, 4,043 ash- ved maples, 5,121 American undens, 7,060 Car- O.Jna poplars, 5,365 Amet can els, Buropean elas, Gud mixed eins, 4,079 syeameres, OF DULL WOOd, ‘ui Luropeaa plaue trees, ae. For sale in Washington by— ‘Techeffely & Evans, 477 Pa av.: Chas. F. Moore, cor. 17th st, and Pa. ay. ‘Whiteside & Walton, 1921 Pa av. n.1 ‘W. 8. Thompson, 703 15th st. mw. Jno. E. Bates, 18th at. nw. ‘And all frst-cisse Druggista, 9028-thsto,1m Ge P ‘WEST END. 7th stn. w. ty Tondon Medalist and a lomraraa aubcin FRENCH 971 OF pir) ot DW ‘SCHOOL, nes. bod see Tx Bur. 7 i 87-8 “THE CONCORD HARNESS” Wi “THE CONCOKD HARNESS” iraduate. Ti r A Full Stock of ‘all kinds Kept constantly on bana. | Washing’ Reem hares Sod gration a Be Sure of Name and Number (MULVESTR Chatiot aly Bt Mary's Ga, LUTE & BRO, 407 Pune, AvEXUR Caaros = Adjoining National Hotel. of Panne instead We “7 i see sade hg Bos Matawat vory iow | Hepes Sitlataton de 1 terns | Peeey Buripma, x Kiniervarten ‘aud Primary Seucol, Mrs. Fennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st. | LOUISE POLLOCK, Privelpal, reupens av 1017 Luth Established 1840. se3_| si., Septeuber iuth, where circulars muy be obtained. Ww Vv. RT SCHOOL MKS, MH. PIKE'S STUDIO 15 | ey Arrracrive now at Loy Pierec Place, ax fortuerly, wligrs sho will be pleased to sweet her nr READY-MADE CLOTHING. ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE —RE- | (\ERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY, 924 Gat mw. M ized for: ‘ialinstruction i1 id ‘Reopens Monday, September 5. Pupils will acquh MheMechanicarts. Scholarshipsofferad inevery county. | aready Use of tue English aud German lenruages eink Biation, Baad 0, Ralivoade So write Soe wen GOMeE | ra MiaeN TS lena i ae, eames TeBED jon, Band O. 2 ma m0 . Je. Night ac muiles from Washizrton city, Seesicn pens BEET. 0, | {or adults on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Send for taloguen aldress 3. A: CH. A tal "HUGO BUERSCHNER, Principal, Faculty. Agricultural Colleger Mao Seago? | atta 7 N INSTITU’ AW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN 1 Dapace ical and i i Miatical Scbesl for Young ome aE nee stbematical ee Begins ite thirty-aisth pear MONDAY, fs a JAMES C WELLING LED, ixt . 3} . 19. CL NG, Pre; fe a jo} President. ee oes for patos le, Princeton, Johns Hop- ‘TRE HON. WALIER ‘ * or the Sel 'S. COX, LL. D. entide Hehools, 6-8 Military and Naval’ Acadotaice, Associate Justice ot Supreme Court 2 hs Bistetot of ‘8nd for business. “For particul on auld Tin SHAS B. YOUNG. Principal. Profeqior ofthe Law of fia! aud Peypopal Property, of " s GOMEN CTT So Principal on eet i TAPS COMMERCIAL CoLLes! SHE HON. WILLIAM A MAUS EL Dy si Assistant Attorney General of the United Sta sw, wear City Festi, Busine iy Surispradence, of Com Ful opeting, SEPTEMBER! 15, Hogtiar” Day. and ProtGind Nquity Pleadiugrel tig Laer Evid ms or Banting an rue Hon ip Bookkeeping; Business Antthmete, Correspoud- Se) emer Judge of Moot lice, Penmanship, xchange, Interest, Discount, Com: art. iret ‘THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LL. D., inteslco, Brokerage, Averaging ted Justice of the Supreme Court of Partner- | gome ship Settlement, and Parti Payment. 'Separat Clageea in Gramihar, Arithmetic, Rasdiug, Weitive, oud Professte of Soaertatienial Law. Spelling. Tuition fee, Regular Business Course, Day HON. FRANCIS WHART Session, one, yer. 960—payable $10 on entering, Solicitor of the Department of State, balance montbly installments $10 150 if paid in Professor of full op entering. Tuition ass. iguazter ly, paid in BERT C. advance, $20: by the month, au veuing Sessions— aad G00 for ono yeat Life Schalasatye Sectal Beat sai ‘aa ‘ject to 13. ber cent reauction's ‘The etercises of the Schoo] will be resumed in the Law Lecture Hall of the Columbian Uulversity on WEDNESDAY, October 5, at o'clock pain, het the announcements for the year will be made. “The face Bity aud course of instruction wil be the ssine as dun Lig preceding years, with enlarged Lecture Courses ia fepartmenie. ‘A WORKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected b; the Faculty, will be accessible to'all the students, ab will be tiged in the preparation and argument of Cases in the School of Prac’ rot catalogues application may be made to, Wm. jorriaon, nsyl¥ania avenue and 1434 New York avenue: Lowderipilk & Co, 1424 F strect ho On Fox & Brown, 1437 Pehueyivania avenue, jC. WELLING, LL. D., President, 420-1 RIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 IST. N.W..A Prinuary, Interuiediate and fligh Sehgal for bok sexes. Fifth year bewine SEPTEMBER $6, in au eu: Lady Students, Special Course for Civil Service, Full particulars College Ofice every weak day, fr00i @ & I 08 Pema OF EG MARTIN President. C. UBNER, 4 M,C. E., Principal. NOTE.—Students can enter at time. Terms H @ mouth, quarterly, semi-yeurly or yearly. 122 FIFTEENTH ST. Washington, D.C. ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chil- dren will re-open Wednesday, September 21st. Ac- commodations for a limited number of Boarding Scholars. An special conveyauce for the use of pupils nce. Until September Ist address for particulars and cit darged building with ee of teachars, all pro- Paar GOLUMBIAN Uxiee fessioual, © Instruction” in» Buviish, —Mathewaticn, TT Washiantea, D. O. maces aud Scievice, Pupils prepared for college so preparatory echool auneton,D. orbusiuesr. Individual training’ aud special adv The Colbmbsan college beyina Sept. 19, ‘The medical school begins Oct. 3 ‘She Corcorm screntite Sehool Begins Oct. 3. toapt pupils. Laboratory work aud calisthe ‘The school is well supplied with charts, ref and physical and chemical apparatus. drill, ence’ books PREPARATOR 15. Tastruction thorough. ‘Apply for circulars, -w..m1m* T\HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS. ‘areful iraiting, shorouch instruc jou, and the} ences of a quiet Christian home in a bealthy neigh. hood. REV. AKIHUR J. RICH, AM. Mt TP HE PREPARATORY sCROOL or Tnx COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. ‘The exerciges of this school wall be resumed on the 191M SEPTEMBER, with a corps of seven teachers ‘The pumber of pupiis is La:ited to 100. abd apphicauts, Dow WHHL Defi ttel i the order ot thoyrrawinations & | Keiatersiown, Mal | Hitch ass, dmated tt muiuber (0 Spe and to be cone . SINS -UNIVERSY | pesca ot Sunils eeking iatruction jalower Rugiiaa | JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, riches Wud. the ruditeute vf Latin, preparateey to ilar work of the school, will be formed att BALTIMORE. the | Roginuing of the year if a sufbeieut number ut pupils | wiailupply. ‘The claws, with the duly oversight of the Principal. wil be placed in a separate room, under the | charge of'a teacher who will devote his entire tine to ite instruction. Tuition Fee, payable semiaunual!y TWELF2H ACADEMIC YEAR BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. hy advance, an the frst tour classes, $80; in the ith | _Fxamtnations for admission to the Collexe classes co eee ear ae een at trom ane | JUDE Band October 3. ¢ Principal, or sue of Lis assistants, will, from Pieeratis e Ist of Sept mber, be daily at the wcliool building, 1339 | _P7eTams of the instruction offered to Graduate, H street horthweat, to auvwersuantges Undergraduate and Special Students will be seut ou aah ANDREW ENON TaGUE, | | srotication y'14-8kw-Gun au20-1m rincipal. piso UNIVENSIT = oo a z = oF ERSITY SCHOOL, FRROORVILLE "ACADEMY, “MoNTaoucny — | Mf’ ee ee Sixth Seesion opens 15th sept Forcatdloytea ad- dress CHAPMAS MAUPIN. AL Ay Principah eo COUNTY. Mb, HOME SCHOOL FOR Boys. Will open with three Instructors, Tuursday, Sep- tember 15. Pupily in the houre limited to30. APPLY. for Circulars to Rey. Dr, C.K. NELSON, Lresident, aus to s16 \UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A iie-size crayon portrait in fifteen lessons, 0 Tedee of drawing uecessury. Call aud exaiiiie V,, REYNOLDS, Kooui 11, May uty au minciyal. Jy16-wes,0m OF PIANO, ORGAN ini. tention, to Beginners, hose wishing tw be qualied for periurmt Terms moderate. 734 12th St. nw. JNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, (Founded Vy ‘Thos, Jefferson.) 64th Session begins October 1) 1887. Send for Catulozue to Secretary of the Fuculty, University of Virgins, Va. sts, *Exocurios Bete ie ot a Arts—uo person's education tscom- | aul7-2awlm jewsthout it OE woNiit oo — BsNo Urauch oi Education ts more scholariy, xehued | FPUEWOUTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Bases at, Howe wave Detter ut the prevent day, | 42% Woet Franklin at, baltimore’ Md, Mrs. H. P. LE~ Fhe | sustruction & ‘The Collegiate Courres open October 5, 1. The Nou-Professioual, 2. Abe Prutessional, Nou-Professioual is for tose who wish to study. cu avant ELEGANT ALT for Homeand Society, | Sud as an accomplisiiyent whichtorius au amportant | 2 Part of every sintehed Education. ‘Abe Prureaiitial Course lias. -swo divisions TORY: "2" ACTING. “There are also Short aud Private Lewona, This School will re-open on OL SEPTEMBER. The course of all tay publicutious for sule ut New York prices. B | ONUNCIATION, ELOCUTION, ANALA- Reading, Bible and Hymn Beadipy E, Fughsh Literature, CONVERSA- tute for Youu Ladi. aud P Je Girls, EMBLA P. O., three Bresthing, Diplowas and Degreus couterred. ANE MATES COLLEGE of ELOCULION und ORA- 6} 31: TRAE 8 block cast of city Poat-omice, aeicn and public ure a BURY intormativn addreas C. D-tocts Yor circulars and D. axhington, D. C., P.O. Box SCHOOL FOR GE. sical amd Commercial. ‘of Live mouths, 100. GIRLS. D SANDY priiy, Montyomery County, Md, 19 niles north | Terms: Boarders Warlingion City, reopens Se teniber 10. Thorouaa | Hay students secondine ty grade. spudice . fraluing: bow. steut: Reulth careiully ai rane pee ee Bee touunoer For circulars, address a Garroll 0, COBALLOWELL. A. M-(yuley Paltimore County, wa. SRDENTOWN FEMALE COL Please send for a Catalocue. 3y0-Sai B Charining location on ‘the De fy monthly iusiailiuents o: mid 1H UL) on enter ie, $20, Pid each: a'year | f tuition er Micke | SUMMER RESORTS. 6 tuk Ares months, of $30 for ned in the order ot rewistra- | = Huul Special advan tayen secured Uy belt preaeiilat Q)N TOP HUE ALLEGHANIES! THI the Opening of day’ ¢ uous, Lilustrated Cir- Aurora House, Aurora, W. Va, oper | CUlar sent tree on up pheatic aie throughout the satumn: @ remuge for Hay WEN S¥ ENCER, Principal, | Fever pationts: circulars at’ Blar oifice, ‘MRS, SARA A. SPENCER, vineival, at | SHAPFEA, Proprietor, 38. JOUN'S COL MD.—EIGHT | gy CAND. Departinents aiid Four Courses of Study. Studeuts | PXOREST (N25 g7 Grew pang, ap. ed to bound su clubs ir desired. Terms very } phe most bes ory | tauucn gives N81 enter collexe, wern- Situation wost beautiful aud healthuul, For ues address: Principal THOMAS FELL, A. M. site ou the sletropeii B. and 0. KK. Ouly 9 uuies trou, @/ 1. Healthy Location. Puro Water kaoy ‘eas, First-class 0 all ty appointwveuta Apuiy to tis Forest Glen Improvernent C Apviy to the Fureat Glen Improvement Co ALEXANDER 7. BESSEY, Manager, nice 10018 Fae. mg sity, oF ue uilitary oF naval schuuls oft | meut, A WITHIN GC. SHORTIID MEDI4 ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA, (NEAL PHILADELPHIA Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station. One of Telephone call 7 HACE COTTAGE, the best equipped and best mauayed schouls. All MOUNTAIN LAKE Stoaeute boa. ryt the Petucipal: ‘Teachers al mica | Gripe Ma, ofters is antes reat nace, aud ¢raduatesof Harv rd, Vale, Princeton, University pecmslly “udapted for bay fever, Ut or Peimsyivania, or other first-class Colleges “Five | patienta, Address JLNNIE SMITH, “Piupeecor. Dusidings, wngl, double, or cousuunicating rooms, | /wS-war4t* with auiple bath accommodations yy rout Biss ik Wa steauu radiator und incompletely turnisied. New Athletic Grounds. Gymuesun re ed, | by steam. “Best instruction, best 7 | Special opportunities for upc students to udvauice raps Special private (uturiog for backward boys, ne or students uiay select any studies or close 4B, English Seienunc a, Collee-Prepuratary, oF Civil Euetaeeriug course, New Physical aud-Cueiut- gel Laboratory, with twenty-iour cases, Stiperior Practical Husiues Departiueut th Cohiiuercial Coureo with Bauk, Otices, Telegraphy, Short-hand, T'ype- Writing. &c1, &c. "More fully supplicd with upparatus than any vier College-titting or Commercial School in the United ~tates.. Twelve teachers for about one Rwidred students. “Every teacher devotes his whole Une to oue oF two subjects. Medias Acudewy affords every Lome comfort, the best education, and ‘the best A, z ‘ADIRONDACKS. On wid after SUNDAY, June 26, express trains on West Shore Kaiiroud will run’ Daily, except sunday, toaud from the Jersey” City tution of the Pennayt: vauia Hsiiroud, waking close coumectious with tas trains to and from W OL. CATSKILL | MOUNTAIN. EXPRES: Leave Jersey City Station at 8:50 6.uu, rive Hotel Kauterskill, vin kin bh; Grand Hotel, 1:43 ‘pum: ‘Mount House Stitiou, 1:25 pau. % Diawiug-room Cars Jersey City to Grand Hotel Sta: tion and to Phauicie (tor Hotel Kaaterakill and Moun- tain House), SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS. — Taiping. °A fixed “price covers cvery cxpense, oven | Leave Philadelphia 8:20 am, Arrive Hotel Kuster: books: *No extras except dor inusic. Se iuecdeneal | skill vis Kiuewion, 4:47 fru. Grand, Hotel, 45 p. expenses, Noexawinutious for admission, New illus | 1-: Phoenicia, 3:30 p.iu.; Mt. Houwe Station, 4:15 p. {rived catulowue sent tree to any address, an: Palenville, 4.20 pai. Arrive Saratoga 5/0 pau? SWITHIN C. SHURTLAIDGE. A. B, AM aidwell, "Take George, 8:10 ‘pu. Drawiuw-Poot Harvard Graduate) siedineBa, | Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hovel Station aud’ 10 ‘The Principal will beat the Kigge Mouse FRiDAaY, | Pbenicia (for Hotel Kaaterskill and Mountain Sevtentber’s Calg” | House), and New York to Saretoga. , TON ACA — Im | “SARATOGA AND CATSRILL MT. SPECIAL— WASUINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY | Leave Washington B-OQ4.n, A‘rive' Motel Kanter: has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 Fet-n.w., | skill via Kingston, 0:13 p.mu.; Grad Motel. S45 Py rooms 7, 8 and 9. ecl8-1 in.; Phoenicia, 7:51 p.m. ; Mt, Houne station, 8:00 D- y ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, BT, | BL; Pueuville, 8-09 pau. Arrive Baratexa 9:10 pn. Cloud building, 9th aud Fate. Lighteenth year. ing Toon a ‘at bo Piano, Organ, Voles, Violin. Hiute, Coruct, ac. Bree | Sud 10 Phapicis dor Hotel hasterakill and Mountain ages. t TAD, Ditectoe yess gh e® | House), aud Wuabiugton to Barat advantayes. 0. B. Woors Commercraz Scuoor, Purcliase tickets ct Penusylvanta Railroad off.ces and connect iu the Jersey: City Station for ait northern, Tesortaby West Sore Lailroud Bagyaye checked 608 F st, n.w., will open September 1, ichrooet) tion in Book-keeping, Orth hy, Penman- C.K. LAMBERT, nip Antiuelic, CeogtaphyrGraiate’ Matoead | _$e27-3m___ General Pasrenger Ageuts New York, SOON Si me tandan go et nt er Sto 7 an 0 9 p.m. 3 wonth, $12 ter, aud 640 forone year COURT F. WOUD, iris raha aa eee GBATEFUL—OOMFORTING. JOOL OF LANGUAGES, LPP8’8 COCOA 723 14TH BT. N. W., BREAKFAST. OA! Ee eS "By a thorongh knowledge of the natural laws which. apractical knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. Reduced fees for summer, free trial lessons. Highest references, RIVATE LESGONS IN ALL rudy: to adulta confidential trepeses proces, polis, West Point, all exaininations. sezs_ (WY INSTITUTE, uw. cor. Sth aid K sta nw, (ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, ffucarctulappuscation of ie ane properties of well: ful appveatio re es of wall. selected Cocon At. Eps as provided our breaktaat {ables with s delicately Havored beverage. Which may save us many heavy doctors’ bills. 1t is by the judi- inay'be gradually bull up uta ‘stzoug enough to te: ms ‘upanul- strong enougl me every tendency. to disease, Mundreds aoe tualadies Ey a ee, toat wi A ‘week polit.” We lia escape mas fatal ‘shart, By “koepmg ourselves well forced win Pure, Wood ‘thas pruyeriy uourabed trama*=Ciet Berige Gasete 29 1312 MASS. AVE. X. W., simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only ‘Will resume first Monday in Septeraber. ¢ affords | balf-vound tins by Grocers, labelled thus: every facility foracquiringa thorough and sccomplish- | JAMES EPP & CO, Momaopathic Chemiate ed education, The musical department, embracing ‘Harp, Piano, Organ, Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, is ing in Lustre, Of and Water Colors, Special atten-/ ‘The popular favorite for dressing the hair, restoring color when grey, and preventing dandruff, It tion pald to Bookkeeping and the Higher Mathematics, | {he color wllen grey, sn0. pee ea eave ts HINDERCORNS. ‘The safest, surest and best cure for Corns. Bunions &c. Stops all pain. Kusures comfort to the feet. Never fails tocure. 16 cents at drugyists. aS-whely 35 Mepas Awanve To REDERICK (fD) FEMALE SEMINARY. THE Sa term will commence Wednesday, Sept. 7, fore Healtaral location, Toots necraeees astra Togues apply to W.-H. PURNELL, 2M Tae yim (A BOMESCHOOL FoR omnis, Sire. PARET ATWATER win taxe ten or ralele tote ed Eerown overaigite with the ancora cee 3 teacher, Situation Realtoy:” house, BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER Saipan ere | | pig Mechanicsville, St. Ma. ‘THE BEST IN THE WORLD. De ape pls is the pzst Cures Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago Backache ‘Weakness, Colds in the Chest and sll aches and strains, BOTH | Beware of tmitations under similar sounding names, Sak for BENSON'S and take no other. W, Students | Bilao the mldaio-aged man and Wom $300 eee eu2O-mwaGt Fhe Corcoran Scientitie Selo fee ioure 10 ain. to 12m. ‘Tor catalowue u dees Forcatalosues or Sther iufstmation, address THOS W, SEDWELL, Principal. ____an30-Sm JAMES C."'WELLIN ee MISSES TIF F\'6 SCH FOR GIRLS 4u20-1mo and little boys, 1436 Corcoran a., reopens Sept. ! private or by | 2¢! | TION, Puy ‘Hurmony, UKALORY, ducted by the pisten Ora) ‘Tran tious, Exteuipor » Par) a iuentary Iractice, PERSUNAL MAGNE LIS si, Pato: aime, ING, Comedy, DELSAKTE, RALIC $20" to 8300 8 your, ¥ . CORINEAR, AS. Pducipal tu de PHARMACE ann! criition of Coligye Courses; alu, CONTESTS, | ‘enta ot Howard University Pi ais, HONK ‘atulogde on the CUKE | ¢ 8 Dum, Au eidroen Wil Bo tee of the DEFECTS of BPEECH: aud tie schovi of Deep by Prof st Reyburn, tu which the pro- CARLIMLE, PA. FALL | PENS AR Ee sen Soo iets ek SUNT SB ART. Gordons; between LOOK! The Weekly Star. ‘and California, to Atlanta, in co Aapta to ‘New Osieans and: Mann Boudotr ham Shreveport. Solid for’ Birmingham, Vicksburg traing Washington to Adants. ‘Bot counect {oF CASS Ste Bare Saas for, Mananeaa, Strasburg and intermediate Btationa, Connects at Riverton with 8 CIC for Luray, arriving 8 pm 30. "M Western for Warren Gordonsviile. Charities, Lo ‘Crncinna d Summer resorts on and: Chea, and Ohio a Weahing- South westers ‘Washington to % for Lynchburg, ashe’ ity Charlotte, Eoiambis a ay ae ahington | during 1887, pers Waah- Defiy’ steep exoey" 30 a. Mand b 35%. trains from the South Lynehbung, arrive in. Ws and’ 8:25 BoM: via: East ‘Tenn AYM. ‘aud O-40 Reaville ‘at Local at 0:47 -4. M “Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and tnformation, faruishuciaud baggage checked at omce 100 Feunsy!- Hilton Oil aud Bereeetee’? Sagek. ERVLORe “ nn Passeuger Agent. M.; via. Ches. and 9:40 P.M; Stras- ‘States, and other Items too numerous to mention, Uhoroughly reliable, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH, 1887. LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVE AND C ST. 0 and Northwest, Kxp. Daily 10:55 3. m, m oui Chicinnatt and St, Lous, Exp, Daily 3:15 and For Pittsburg and Cleveland, Exp. Daily 1 8:55 pan. ‘on and Local Station For Lexiny For Pulladelphia, Newark, and. Sam, 10:10am. ia Ne and Wiluslugton, 7:30 « . wn aud 4:30 pan. daily, Express, ‘or iutermedinte peiutabctween baltumore and Phil- adeiphia. 15:00 a.uu, aud 14:35 pa, For tubiwcrly abi inbenpediate vinta, $3:15 p.m. For Balumore, 5:00, 6:30. 6°40, 7°30, 8:30, 9 ti. 12:10, 1:25, 3:19 bo-minute train), 3.30; 4 4099 25. and 1y z > am. 12. 4:30, 4a 8:40, 25 130 Bp. Fot Annapolis, 6:40 ind 8:30 pan. On sunday, 8:30 am. 2:40 Glin, 6:40, 8:30 amn.. 12:09, 3:50, 8:30am. 4-10 pa, For Way Stations. between Washiny more, 9:00, 6:40, 8:30 am, 12:10, 3:80, 4:40, 6 and 1130 'pan.’ On Sundays, 8:30 aml, and 1:30, Be, 4:40, 6-45 and 17-30 pan. Kot Statious on Metropolitan Branch, +6:45 am. 4:40 pau. for principal statious omly; $10:10 ats 15:80 aud*8:59 yan $0n Sunday stops at all ets Ou. Ailed columns, and costs only One Doar @ Year, ris Leave Aunap so pan Sundays, m and Balt SPECIAL $1.90. 2 THE WEEKLY WASHINGTON STAR. Chorch train leaves Washington on Sunday only at 3:19). m. stopping atall stations on Metropolitan : Tur Frederick, 110:55 a, m, 15:30 p.m. Sundays, For Haxersiown, 110-10 a. m. and 15:30 p.m. ‘Traits arrive from Chicaco, duly, O20 a.m. and 4:20 p. m.,; from Ciucinna and St. Louis, daily, mand 1:15 pan. trow itteburg, daily, 720 am, aud 4°30 pan. From thitadeiphsa, Chester, and Wilmington, 10:45 DP. th,, daily, and’ t1-00 anh, 3:05, 8:00, wid 93 Dan From Singerly and intermediate pointa north of Bal- timore, 10-00 w mu. daily. ae ‘Traits leave Baltiwore for Washiuston a 30, ZO. U'00- V-05, 10:00, and 103m mn Te 15, ot a 3:00, 4:10, 5:05, 6:00, 630, 7:4, 8:30, and 11:00 p. iw. Ou Suliduss, 6-30.9:00. 9:5. 10:00, a... 12 2:15, 4:10, x 1, and 14:00 E I 7 4,8 pF bolnts on Sheuatidosts Valley Kailroad, 1 tExcept Sunday. *Dallly. i aed GREAT EN NSYLVANIA ROUTE 20 THE NOLIN, WEBI AND SOUTHWEST, DOURLE TRACK SPLENDID BCENERS. STERL Sy MAGNILIGEN T KQUIPMENT. IN EFFECT OA. 188" ‘Truinsleave Wasuiueton from Station, corner of 41 cty ‘aud Batroeta, aa follows: Bor Pittebure and the West, Clic Limite! Express gi Jalice Bleeping Cane at W:50 AM daly ast due, 9:00 a. Bi daily to Cinciunati aid we Lowe, Dull Sleeping Cire trom Hamisbunx to Clacutina:s S16 bullet Cur to Bt. Louie daily. exept Baturday, & Chicayo, with Sleepti var At 9 to Chiceya. Nesteru Express, at »-10 PM. ly, with Sle-ping Cork Waatinigion fo Ghucawo and St Louty aud Hare Rebury to Cleveland, connect Cy mesburg with, ‘Wroush alosrent for Louiaville and Mempuis, Tuco Express, 10-00'B 4 Gaily for Fittaburg tua the West, with through Sieeper Harrisburg 1 SALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Fine pana Huchestar: Butalo, Siarary, a MM. ly, except turday, with Palac Cars Washuugton io Kocuester. ene: For Williausport, Lock Haven aud Elmira, 35. A. al. duly. except Buuday pa me {n Book and Music Unions for $1.90, ADDRESS IN ALL CASES Rew r ‘ ie East 725, 9-00, 11,90, a03 | Lowelike, tWorcugh, wud Chrisua. Suyeriur aa Saud 11-30 PAL" “Oa | tes anal uate a Matuera, inorate, ad car Qurser: O09" OVA M, 2:00 430-00 wah Hy wusrded. Forcatsloice'addives cv. Wan 2S bined Eattens of Aalliuay Pano 5 siest., Bordentown, N. 3. Stoo pee MAO AM GUS, excep Sasage Ss aibed gyamuapiuan, | Lusty. | For Tonto, witharit change 2-00 B. M every day. = ; = St get tloualls chicap, "The Tetvaraiory School, withuew FOr revklau A ball Uiiouat trahua couneet 7" 08, HT Bs selveg and successzully performa the active du ies uf SERIE eT Fame ar Be direct transfer te Pulton strect, avoiding douole rime 6 H Bssy ire. ‘Thorough iustruction y-veu In Kepld Writhag, ; ae aut gcucrias New or aa the unelia Peuettags, Corresy iene. i (phadtour addres Fa MCCA Ment, | For Put ile 55, OUP Ogudtewv a GWM OO BB Og Bas Intion, “Gove-Keepiune ‘Riwuens 1a ent. 70:00: 20 Pal " =. Leese § | of Ciuigeuaip. 5 SEW MWINDHOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR Ft- | diate a, 2. 0:00, 10:00 aah MUSIC STORE, 025 7TH ST. yertlar Duy an AN tale € —Sejarste buildings. Full eruduat- 0 PM. 11.4, Pianos and Organs tor reut and sold on month}; 14 ay, i degrees. “Aleo priusary, preberstory | poy gh 8:40 00 P.M-daily’ yayies tk Axents for New England, Steriiug aud | i foe ieeugeinedte by th Migparinents, Pelee prekeretery | ror Battinsore. 40, 9.50, 11 39 THE UNRIVALLED SOHMEK PIANOS. ter Moudess August 29. Catelocues Ub apracation, Addreas 300, 4:1. 42 | We ofter great bargains ih ee-ond-band instruments. | Weathers “duition tees—Kevular Dusitess course, day M. SELLA, D.D., Frese, New Windsor, Md, #400 Saa: | Importers ‘of fue Tolins, bars. striuzs, &e S0,000 ‘one year. $70, payable $10. un catering, wid | Zon AM 2:00, 4.00, 3 11: copies of > ic. Catalogues ives. 10: 19:00 and 11:20 ¥ iieabeny asinine” Line, 7:25 AML aud 4:40°P.AL Laity, LOOK}?! —1— LOOK!!! 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All kinds of Wood, sawed and split, or in the stick, STEPHENSON & BRO, ‘Mill aud Depot, 7th st. whart, Offices—419 10th et. uw.:8.6 cor. Foun ave, _aud-shin “ lay ERFECTION NED Bn ERFECTION ATTAINED a 3. 4:20and 0) nM. 3 HAP crest Studay. Sundays, 0500 AML C15 , quits, power, pursy. at tte ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAL | SANDERS & STAYMAN WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGLUS | _81-3m. 2 934 F ot nw. AD. 5-43 7. 3 MAKV ‘ONE. itis 9.00. C45, B40. B47. 1037 A Me ‘The new Estey". Liibarmonic” ORGAN is aen- 00h, 2:05, 4:20, 4:35, 6:01, 8:03, 10-03 Uine musical revelation, Its tove is wore pip-like im Mi. ou Sunday at 6 -0U. ality than auytling ever belure produced in the ndand theSeath Gon As Ss ‘etd Onan line abd itis touch moreedective Cau & Itis spec stual! Pipe Organ. ly adapted for use in. | SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND LECTURE ROOMS, PM. duly, except Sunday. ve Alesaudria for Wasluugton, 6 SHOP Ae SBS, oto oS loateaian | SANDEMS & STAYMAN, 513m sae 934 F stn IE GREAT WEBER PIANO CONTINUES A vice Aeesaet Boataee aes teu: hie FISCHER PLANO, old and reliable mE ANDERS & STAYMAN, . 034 F st, nw. Washis DC 13 N. Charles st. 1 woe ES Md 1217 Main st., Richwond, Va 32:15 night. Tickets and information at the office, northesstoor- ner of 13th street aud Pennsylvania avenue, and at <a> lon, where orders eau be left for the checking st to destination from hotels and residences. ‘HAS. E. PUGH, Geveral 2.R WOOD, General ‘Agent. ‘POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. -3m_ QTEAMER Y LEAVES 7TH-ST WHARF § jou bundays, and Thureiaye, at 7 autor Ar Dioors. ‘tama rv Tar ag Aluttox ore a finde d fown and Weduesdays up. iret’ SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS. ana Several ine Uprigut and Square Pianoe which have : t, Theat, whart, | been used are offered at npecial low prices. JOHN McGAREE, Alexandria, Va, Agent = ‘Piuuos and Orgaus rented aud sold on the most reas- onable terms. ‘Tuning and repairing promptly attended toandsstis- ‘wareroomsof faction guaranteed at EDWARD F. DROOP, 925 Pa. ave., iste W.G. Metzerott & Co. Bole Agent for STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOS. TRAMEK JOHM W. 1HOMPSON Fuss POTOMAC a1VE LANDINGS, Leaves Oth st, whaty every Sunda} dayeand Friday at 7am. Pare: a sreras Suudays, li landings to Nomini, Currioman, and : ‘Tuesday. Wednes- 2 Arve claws, 50c.: wee. Leonardtown, returning Mondays. cal 2 au30 ‘Teedaye al Tena to, Rock Point returning SS | day evening, arriving in Washington 9:49 pan. Carceenrse axv Haspwax Pusos ‘To rent and scl¢ on monthly paymenta, Weduesis} alllantiuge to Biuesle, returning Thure- Tiday, all landings to Nowiut. man, and Laonaniiown, revurniug Friday sieht, esriving in ‘Fianos repaired, stored, tuned, and moved. Sa ee es W. @ METZEROTT & CO, Riss Seed eee T TONES, Agent. | sus 903 Pa ave. near 9th st JNowoux sso roumaess omic |G, Ty, Wao & Bana ‘ S z. G. L. Wap ‘ORFOLK AXD FORTRESS MONRO! ie de Wa ie Taw fares, The popular, safe and fast Steamer | Kranich aud Bach and other fue Fisuos—uew and ASH PRICES FORK COAL. Furnace and Exg White Asb Coal. 3 ee Chestuut >a Sluguokin or Red Ash Coal (all sizes ‘The above prices are tor cash omy, month: HENKY A CI 3y12-3m JE 200 want THE BEST FUEL SOLD Inthe District at faur prices, callom JOUNSON BROTHERS, ‘Who supply more families with COAL, COKE, AND WOOD ‘Than any firm in the United States. ote. nw ‘Depot, aud Kailroad Lard, 12th and Wate 202 Est. nw. BALDWIN JOMNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE- tail dealer i Coke, Coad, and “Wood. “Conpieta fucthues, botiow prices, ful weight sud measure. Large cargves direct from tue miues Uy teil aud water, sud'iree trv) wupuriies. The celebrated “Lee” Wuits ee Ash Coals a aj Wich ened ante, eee ghe ue ac beat pe eet Orden. Cheap for cash. Main OBice, cor 11% st aud Lave, Brauch oMcesOil ‘& sta e-and cor Ws sud Kuw.uw. 3928 y Cou BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY Now. Rot weather to talk Coal, but prices are ao low st will Pay you tocallom& B. BALLTM aud leave your onder TODAY. COAL, direct from the mines, arriving daily percare st Coal Depot, 1st and Latreets northeast, B.& O. Ki ‘Otice GUY New York avenue Borthwast. Cail at eather place aud secure your supply. AUGUST FLICKS, Chaat! ‘awaYr powm LAKE, elegant) throughout leaves “rth. | second ‘great. baryaius for caah wutil Octol 4. B. SMITH, EEpL SHY A BO AL EOPRELY te | a cemnmertegtemmtermene | 222 oo xuw fils AEN oR : at: ey Pa a aualiret pan. stop) my Sewet moved, exchanged or rent = j SOM, room ot ana auld MEDICAL, &. Ptsterooms secured and bagwage checked at 619, = = a —= 351 Fenn. ave. Lioyd’s Kxpress Offices and nN A RL LEON, dekiner. Teleplioie call bee my1S-6e E, Pal ER & i a ad ‘The Olea Eatabiiaued and only Reliable Ladioat OK POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Ree NNN Aah i can be consulted Daily, 404 Cot, between 439 and 6th on st, Wharf on HONDAYS TEORSDATS ae des 32> “‘Frumpt treatment. Correspondance and cousulta- and PATUMDAYS ut am. Returning TUESDAYS, Pp ttn sufeuy coutdeutial beparate roowe for ludien, FiGbais aug SUNDAY pin, couchingat kuver saad: (ee A ze wpott ya tur a Nominu “Crock, "Cursiota. Se 0 Bi " . ClGtuehts ay, Ad, Conuecta-with Baud OR’ ie as | UNEQUALED 1X TONE 15235 See BN CONTRADICTED THA bhepherda, ‘Bee schedule. JON B PADGETT, Age RCOND-HAM PLES Dr, BEOLHAUS is the oldest estaliished advertis- W. 1UDLED, suauager. e253 | prominent inakes at sll prices, ta Ladies Eom Dr. BHU LUEKS, 000 et. ame TRECT TO NEW YORK—FREIGHT STEAMERS TANOS FOR, Particular attenvon paid to all discases peculiar to JOHN GIBSON and EC KNIGHT, leave Pier $1, edie iNiied or aingis. Forty years’ experience. iver, 2 every SATURDAN AL4 Ras Stu | yyy pet esa 1 ES SING A BO’ esbioNeaaaa) ‘Seautitulstyiee of theme Sean | MEAN OCP eer ribaie luvigurating Condi VEBNON MT. VERNON! ‘will be sold THIS MONTH ON! Yar ERRSAINE ii cure auy case ot cablity end lose of nares STEAMER Eee ae |e ena Tibeucet wharf a Pectioey shaw. = —— {epee gees a Bete hig Do Nor Prncsase BEDE, FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISMED, AND ‘is = LL BLAKE, Captain, UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. oe her oie oor nw. Cie hours ok == } a thoroughly instrument at e medium priog | 1109 p.m. with ® ep = ~ = Over 414 now bs WHO URE _OCEAN STBAMERS. _| ‘nection a a “Largest assortment of Scent Music in the city. Br SELUED. Ie oui ithet, beswsen Dana cone SHOet BOUT OaDECTSCEER LLOYD 8 8 02, apstol Mall _Ledies n'y. 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