Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. : ‘The Weather. Indications for the 2 mencing at 3 p.m. For the District of Columba, Maryland, Vir- nia and West Virginis, warmer, fair weather, ligt to (resin variable winds, generally easterly. « at Hutchinson's Wednesday and aber 21st and 22d. See adv. ALL the Intest novelties in picture-frame mould- ines at Wood & Forsyth’s, 1208 F street. Kegtlding Oid frames a specialty FUSSRiL's Ick-CREaM. We ane opening some very handsome things in Moquette carpets. Cull and inake your selection Defore they are picked over. W. Market Space, H. Hoeke, 801 OsBoRNE'S MEAT-JUICE PRESS, wholesale and Re- tall M. W. Beveniner, 1000 Penusyivanta ave. PxxF PortRars. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ava OvR Ixarars Stock comprises some of the richest desuzns ever pressed in thls grade oF carpeting. Cali and look through, W. H. Hoeke, 801 Market Space. ‘Wainer waiting glasses repaired. Hempler, 43. CITY AND, DISTRICT. Condensed Locals, ‘The annual inspection of ¢ Patriareh’s Wiittant, 0.0. F., §n Oda Fellows’ all, Navy Yard. Post, G. A. R., of Newark, N.J., Will visit ncoln Wasnington Uctober 25, ‘The Butier Guards, reenville, S. C., arrived in this city yesterday from Philadelphia, and re- Ialned over night as the guests of the National Kifles, in whose armory they camped last night. ‘They left for home this morning. v Hawk! S, of this city, was arrested near Lancaster, P Sterday, as a’ deserter from the cto Davis Island, N.¥., Where he en stationed. Col. L. P. Willams, deputy clerk of the Supreme Court of the Distryet, has gone to Chicago to at Lend as a delvgate a meeting of the National Union Prisoners’ Association at Chicago. ‘The City Guard Band, of San Diego, Cal., which 18 to play at the G. A. IL encampment at St. Louts, '¥ yesterday afternoon in a spectal rnd during the afternoon and.even- ing sernaded 2 number of their friends. ‘To-day they left for Cincinnati and St. Louts. ‘Sunday morning Wim. Milier, a carpenter, and a native of Hows » tried to commit suicide at Great Falls by cutting his throat with a Tazor, but the attempt was unsuccessful. Saturday afternoon a homing pigeon flew into the omice of Messra. McDevitt & Flinders, on Market Space and sth street. It had a brass band around the lett leg marked “R—s7. ‘There will be a public reception, followed by a Danquet, tendered Frederick Douglass at the Met- ropolitab a. M. E. church Thursday evening. Amusements. New Nariowat THearex.—The regular season opened at tie New National Theater last night under most favorable auspices. Every seat in the house was filled and nearly all the standing-room Was occupied. Thatcher, Primrose and West's Minstrels hever gave a better performance, and the continued laughter and frequent applause of the audience fully attested their satisiaction andenjoyment. The appearance of the singers and musictans in white faces is a happy innova- tion, and the rich costumes worn in the Mrst part ay Well as the arrangement of scenery was very effective. George Thatcher furnished an immense nt Of fun bimself, and he bas surrounded himself with a corps of vocalists, comedians and dancers, who, ta their especial departments, can not be excelled. Many of their acts are entirely hew, very few of the Jokes are aged, and alto- ketlier the performance ts the most enjoyable that fas been witnessed in years. Ausacon's Ovens HocsE—A lange audience wit- d the first. presentation inthis city of the “iene” at Albaugh’s Opera House last night, and bited by their Trequent applause satistaction at the performance. ‘The story is told tm the pro- logue, and the incidents of the plece afford oppor tunity for striking situations and strong acting. Mr. Wu. Redintnd in the title roie was easy and sTaceful in manner, and at times displayed con siderable power. Mrs. Thomas Barry, an actress of long experience, gave a forceful ahd. effective impersonation of ‘the Duchess. ‘The supporting company was fair. The introduction of ballet and specialties seems inconsistent with the motive of the play, but they were well recelved. The piece 4s handsomely staged. Hawus’ Biov.—The Wilbur Opera Company drew a large audience to Harris’ Bijou Theater last higut. A. very pleasing performance of Strauss’ lively’ opera, “The Merry War,” was given, MISS Susle Kerwin as £isa being exceptionally J.. Conly as the Marguis, W. H. Rohnle a Bal Yasar and Miss Drard as the Countess were the princtpal support. Kexxav's THEATER —This theater was also ¢rowued last night, and Marinellt's Vaudeville Com- Dination presented a program that Was Very at- tractive. All the specialties were heartily re- ived, and the Big Four—smith, Waldron, Haley and Martin—furnished a great deal of amusement. Marinelit bimseif was Wouderful in ils contor- ions. A Statue for Shepherd. A HANDSOME STARTER, ‘To the Editor of Tux EvEwixe Stax. ‘The public demonstration in honor of ex-Gov. ‘Shepherd, decided upon at the meeting -heid last night, 1S @ good and suitable way of showing the Sppreciation and regard of our citizens. But we will not, ir tay opinion, have done all we should do until we have erecied a statue in one of our parks—while he is yet living, and now—of the man to whom we owe so much. For this purpose I hereby subscribe $500, and will double the amount if necessary. F Plumbers to Make a Test Case. A MEETING OF THOSE DISSATISFIED WITH THE NEW REGULATIONS. For some time considerable dissatistaction has extsted among some of the local master plumbers over the new regulations for the registration of Plumbers. The feeling culminated in a meeting Jast night in Myer’s Hall, on 7th street, at which Mr. EC. Hannan, of Hannan & Co., presided. ‘Under the new law plumbers must pass ‘an exami ation berore a board appointed for this purpose, atwhich they must satisfactorily answer ques- Toons tn physics, uygiene, and practical and_theo- retical plumbing. The plumbers who were present at the meeting last night do not think these regu- Ss are legal, and believe that registration 1s ssar¥, and that they cannot be required to ‘They intend to make a test case out of the dot, Uirst arrest of an unregistered plumber. Mr. S.A. Kobinson, who {s chairman of the board for the examination of plumbers, was asked by @ Sram reporter if that meeting reflected the Sentiments of the trade. He replied emphatically, “No, sir! no!” ‘The Southerly Flight of Hawks, ‘To the Editor of Tar EVENING Stan: In last Suturday’s Stax {s an article telling of Jarge flocks of hawks seen flying over Herndon, Va. This 1s an interesting remiuder of a senten: 1m Job, Xxxix.,26: “Doth the hawk fly by thy Wistom, and Streteh her wing toward the South? Land and u (Palestine and the ible), Dr. Thompson remarks ‘the frequent sight there of hawks flying souther!y at the approach of winter; but they r seen on tue return pas- nf 3 und come by night, ght LOO high to be seen, or bY a ii isa problem for the gr wundlings, We A SuppEy Dears. n F. Tucker died of the Was for many years a clerk ih 1 known through- ‘To ne Recervep ny THe W. L. I. Conra—The f lowa and his stam, and the ays.” Co. A, 4tu Iowa ‘Keglinent, which fed as escort at the Centennial anniversary at ire > arrive in tals city rk at 10: clock to-night. They 4 escorted to their quarters by ht lufantry Corps, Col Muore “sary orders today. To-morrow, . Bates, of the Post OMe all upon the Presi- hod-carrters’ Which Was a on trem Baltimore, as «, Was enlvened by a est for a priz® of $0tob: awarded to tue st batearrier. Eiward Towles represented ank ‘Thornton represented Balli- and ted his hod in 43¢ on a little bebind, but as { around the contestants ager spectators from crowdin ontest could not be contin the day speeches were made by J. Thomas and Edward Towles, of thls city; J.T. Jounson and B. Downer, of Baltimore. ‘he Washing- — Batt Gawxs Yestexpay. tons dropped another game Yesterday, the Chi- cagos dereating them without any trouble. Gilmore cd a good game, but allowed too » sueal bases on hiin. ficent game. The score was 910 and errors, 1 to 4 Other League jay resulted as follows: Puiladelpita, 1 Yew York, $; Pittsburg, 3. Int » 10; Boston, 9." Absoctation games— , 2: Louisville, 1.” “Athletic 8; Metro. itumore, 13; Brooklyn, 5. Clarkson Maxxtase Licenses Marriage leenses Deen Issued by the rene J. Spiker and Bon and Jes Alice E the clerk the court to Titus acy A. Quesenberry; Jacob Wat- May Conner: Nathaniel Smith and Eg W turd; George Adams, of Weston, and Kate V. Forrest: Edward Howell and Ida Birwu; Wim. Whyte and Maggie M. Hare ——— Frvep ts THe Pouce Cocer.—Last night Philip Douglass, colored, attended the hod-carriery’ ple- nic at Gales’ woods, and after getting under the Anfuences of Itquor he became noisy and quarrel. Some, and Was arrested. When searched at the ‘station a loaded pistol was found on him. This Morning in the Police Court he was charged with carrying concealed weapons, and the court fned itn $30 or 60 days on the farm. Harry Campbell, John Powers and Jeremuah Conway, colored, were Charged with being disorderly at the entrance to the picnic grounds and were fined $5 each. A Foes three-story and basement brick dwell ‘Im One of the best and most convenient ications beng 1:45 L street northwest, will be sold at auc. Uon “tomorrow afternoon, at 5 o'clock, The ence, or conta be pd af eae eeey eee OF could be made te for an investor. See advt. - et Swaer Caronat—The fine quality of this ette never varies. Warranted hand-made. (Bew) White-Caps, Cross-Country, Latest Eng- ish, extra fine, Pinney Tovaces ‘Gon New Yor — —_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON <a D. C... TUESD, he Ft le ‘TO WELCOME EX-GOV. SHEPHERD. Citizens Take Steps to Provide an Im- posing Heception, THE MASS MEETING AT THE NATIONAL RIFLES’ AR- MORY LAST NIGHT—A GENERAL PLAN AGREED OX— ARECEPTION ON AN UNUSUAL SCALE OF MAGNIFI- CENCE PROPOSED. ‘The call for a meeting of “citizens of the District of Columbia who desire to unite in tendering to ex-Gov. Shepherd a public demonstration of wel- come on his return to the city of Washington” met with a response last evening that gave full as- surance tothe gentlemen who originated the move- ment that they bad not mistaken public senti- ment. The National Rifles’ Hall was filled with a gathering of representative citizens, little after 8 o'clock Mr. Hallet Kilbourn called the meeting to order, and on his motion ex-Mayor Jas, G. Berret ‘Was called upon to preside, CHAIRMAN BERRET’S OPENING REMARKS. Col Berret upon taking the chair remarked that the object of the meeting was so well known to everyone there that he felt that he should best dis- charge his duty by proceeding at once to the busl- ness before them without commentary from the chair. At the same time he claimed th3 privilege of saying that noone entered more cordially than he did in a movement to render honor to one to whom so much honor ts due. “It is well known to you,” he said, “that in the execution of the trust committed to him millions and millions of dollars were expended upon the beautification and adorn- ment of this capital—expended by a power exer- ¢ised almost entirely by his will—and be ft said to his great honor and credit that he left the public trust with clean hands and an empty purse.” Here Col. Berret was interrupted by applause, and by some one in the gathering who calied out “that isso.” Col, TTet, eeding as if there had been no interruption, sald, “and imiuediately thereafter sought to add to the Wealth of his country and to restore his broken fortunes in a land far removed from civilization, i trust that he has recuperated his fortune, and that the day is not far distant when he will re- turn to the capital of the nation to recetve the honor ‘and consideration to which he is entitled, not only from the people of Washington, but thé whole country at large. [Applause.] We have a city which every man throughout the land can feel a just pride in, and that the people of the country do feel proud of the ca; 1s to be found tn the fact that her representatives in Congress no Jonger hesttate to appropriate generously for Its Deautification and adornment; and the time, in my judgment, {s near at hand when the civii- ized world will admit that the city founded by ho Whose honored name it bears ts the most beautt- ful, desirable and attractive city in the world for all classes of people, rich and poor, educated and uneducated. The time will come when every ‘Vacant lot will be occupied by residences that will do honor to the taste of the people and credit to their occupants.” ‘Mr. Hallet Kilbourn was elected secretary. ‘A GENERAL PLAN ADOPTED. ‘Mr. W. FP. Mattingly offered a resolution “That it is the sense of this meeting that a popular demonstration of welcome to ex-Gov. Shepherd be ‘tendered him in the form of a parade and review, in whieh all civic and military organizations and Dodies of the District and the citizens generally are hereby invited to participate; that on the day following the parade Gov. Shepherd and wife be requested to hold a public reception, where the citizens and ladies of their families can pay their Fexpects in person.” Ir. Mattingly remarked that he had not in- tended sayii apytiing in support of the resolu- Uon, but he thought it proper Lo say that the gen- Uemien who had conferred together as to the pro- posed demonstration had concluded that its size ‘would probably preclude such a thing as a banquet, and that it was desirable to have some demonstra- on tn which every citizen could take part. The resolution was adopted. COMMITTEES TO BE APPOINTED. ‘Mr. M. M. Parker offered a resolution “That the chairman be authorized to appoint an executive committee of fifteen with authority in said com- mittee to appoint such subcommittees as may be deemed necessary to carry into effect the propos demonstration of welcome to ex-Gov. Shepherd. ‘That the officers of this meeting be included in ‘Said executive committee and that the chairman apnoudce the names appointed on said committee Uhrough the newspapers.” Mr. Parker said there Was Dut one sentiment fo this community and in Uhis meeting as to the propriety of having a public demonstration in houor of ex-Gov. Shepherd. But ow ibe sentiment should be expressed, and the detatis of arrangement required time and careful consideration by a comumitive such a8 the resolu- on pro| Mr. B. T. Swart seconded the resolution, Mr. Will R. Cowan offered an amendment to in- crease the commiitee to twenty-five, and to make the clairman and secretary of the meeting chair- man and secretary respectively of the committee. ‘This amendment was voted down and the resolu- Uon as offered by Mr. Parker was adopted. THEY WERE PRESENT IN SPIRIT. Mr. Kilbourn read the following dispatch trom Providence, R. 1, which was recetved with ap- plausé: “The undersigned, not being able to be regent at the mecting to-night, on account, of here, would say that the movement has our very best wishes for its welfare. Nothing we Ubink can be too good or great or expensive, ‘The management can count on us physically, mentally, ‘and faancially to make the reception to Gov. Shep- Mant TE Cehty hee Somer, W.8 A Cranfo j Roos WE Smith and * K. Ward. ‘THE KEYS OF THE CITY. Mr. G. C. Lancaster said that in view of the reso- lution adopted by this meeting, it seemed to him appropriate that the people of Washington should do some signal act to testify to their sentiment of respect for and gratitude to Alexander R. Shep- herd. He thought the proper thing to do was to offer hima the freedom of the city. Gov. Shepherd, he sail, returned here a grand hero, a conqueror. It Was no more than that the people within the bounds of this 10 miles square should meet him at the bounds of the city, aud there offer hin ‘the key of the citadel of this town and the tree- dom of this city, He thought nothing could be too great to show tueir sentiment toward the man who had so benefited this city and so enriched it by his genius. In his judgment the-e was no way that would express tils So emphatically, no way that would touch the great heart of the man they desired to honor more than to have the populace meet him at the entrance to the capital and offer him the golden Keys of the city. Talk about a monument! What greater monument could there be than the record that the first man ever offered freedom of the city was Alex. R. Shepherd. They had not met here for any common-place Spee sion; not to dine him, not for fireworks and pa- rade, but todo something signal, something that would attract. world-wide attention and give ap- propriate emphasis to an extraordinary occasion, He, therefore, offered a resolution that the city of Washington, tn its corporate capacity, offer to Gov. Shepherd the keys of the city and the free- dow of the capital. A gentleman having asked what the motion was, Col. Berret said that It was “That the Comunisston. ers of the District be requested to offer to Gov. ShepQerd the keys of the city and the freedom of the capital, as representing the city of Washing- ton.” A motion to refer the matter to the executive = ‘Vee Was concurred in by Mr. Lancaster and arriad, MR. WOLF'S TRIBUTE. Mr. Simon Wolf said he would ke to suggest that the District Commisstoners be requested to make the day on which the demonstration takes place a public holiday, so far as tt fs in their power Wo do so. He believed he was one of many, and yet, alas! not too many, who stood by ex-Gov. Suépherd from the ume he conceived the idea of makiaz the nation’s capital. No amount of newspaper criticism, no amount of niy- gardiy comment by those enriched by his Kents, could shake his confidence in Alex. R- Shepaerd. “I knew,” sald Mr. Wolf, “the time Would come—as all things in the course of ume must come—wuen people wuo are’ ungratetul, When States whitch are ungratefil, when cities which are ungrateful, must inake reparation and acknowledge their ingratitude; and the career Of Alexander R.Shepherd and his grand achtevements have made that time now, and the man who went away sore, almost heartbroken, and Muancially baukrupt, Comes back to the city of his birth, to the clty of his love, to the clty which he created, as the man Who deserves at our hands all that & conqueror—not on battlefield, but a conqueror roa the means of peace—should receive “It bas been my good fortune to have been away trom tnis city tn foreign lands, where I found tae ruler of an empire who had done just as Shepherd had done, and had torn down one-half of @ city and imadéa new city of grand old Cairo. One night at a banquet, when called on for a speech T sunply sald, -Ismali Pasha is the Alexander Shepherd of the Orient.’ I trust that this demon. stration will be worthy of the ‘man and worthy of ourselves. Wuen the Medical Congress was here the distinguisied foreigners could scarcely believe that @ nation scarcely one hi ‘Years old could have a capital so beautiful; and yet who has tnade this beautiful capital? Who hasinvt by the wand of his wonderful genius an’ ene ‘this beautiful city out of its mud and out of ts conservatism and out of tts lunes? No one but Alexander R. Shepherd. 1 trust that every phase and shade of public opinion will be represented on the executive committee, so thay the Volce of the people will be heard, and that ft will not be charged, as has oiten ‘been the case, that this demoustration 1s managed by a few.’ Let it be general; let 1t pe generous; le tt De just, and let it be ‘just as expensive ‘as you Please.’ 1 am ready to bear my part.” Mr. Woll’s remarks, Which were delivered forci. bly, Were received with much applause. WHEN BX-GOV. SHEPHERD IS EXPECTED. In answer to an inguiry, Col. Berret stated that tt was Gov. Shepherd's expectation toreach Wash- ington early in October, probably during the first Week in October, so there will be ample time to carry out on a liberal scale the scheme s by Sir. Wolf. ‘The reception, Col. Berret sald, be grand in the broadest sense of the word, the District Commissioners would recog: ropriety of carrying out the made. Public sentiment would them, The Feception should be made of an unusual char. acter, and should be recognized oMictals of the District, Mr. B. L. Blackford made a motion that the He bi nize t chairman communicate officially with ex-Gov. Shepherd and inquire about bis movements. Col. Berret said be would esteem it his duty, Without lastructions, tc write to Gov. Shepherd And Inquire as ‘to bis intended to Wash. ington. | fie had reason to believe would de here between the 1st and Lhe Sth of October, THE QUESTION OF MONRY. Mr. C. S. Moore suggested that they should in Vite those present to subscribe to the fund which ‘Would ve required, the city, who, no doubt, would meet with a gener- H 99 REE ous respouse to their requests for funds, e Ee RE gece. Mr. J. M. Grady to “start the ball” by # So F subscribing $25 for 3 & Co. Mr. J. H. Magru- RB &H cco. ERR Ger, however, said that this work of iaking sub- scriptions belo1 more properiy to the commit Foe tas ‘tee When ay ted. “He had no ‘they would gee mz at et plenty of, money. Om Mr. Magruder's motion oo FE = PAR Many of those present who had not A K KIINN N GGG came forward after adjournment A ESE SS their signatures to the testimonial letter, Ww! it AA NNNG is proposed to bind in handsome sti Joh B's HE REG 09 with the signatures of citizens, and present to ex-| BRB A AK KIN NN GGG Gov. PPP, OO W W_ WDDD ERERI SOME OF THOSE PRESENT. rors Siwwee pe. ts, Among those present at the meeting were: John rE" 0 0 Wwww D DEY Ee- T. Given, L. J. Davis, B. T. Swart, Crosby 8. Noyes, oo W W DDD EeEk Ro Thomas 8. Burr, Lewis Clephane, H. A. Hall, H. A. Willard, Harry King, O. G. Staples, Ex-mayor Berret, Hallet Kilbourn, C. C. Lancaster, John B, Ciagett, E. Kurtz Johnson, Co. W. Wall, F. B. Noyes, R. H. Goldsi rh, J. G, Judd, Dr. D. W. Prenthis, W; Dickson, Ht.'H. “Sylvester, W: 8! thompson, Dr. . sowers, W. F. Matting- iy MM. Parker, W. Hi. Gawler, M.D. Helm, J. C ‘all, Henry, Johnson, Notly Anderson, . Naliey, 8. Je Thomson, J. A. K. Moore, H. K. Andrews, James E. t, J. Ambler Sinith, E B, Hay, W. H. Harrison, Wash. B. Williams, R: T. Gittings W. L. Cowan. Dr. H. & Leach, G. E. Emmons, J.” N. Dickson, L. Moxley, Jonn L. V P. Dorie, W. Howard Milis ©. B. ‘Pearson, W. Champlin, F. J, Tibbetts, J. A. Griesbaur, B. H. Stiuemetz, B. L. Blacktord, J. F. Oyster, John Corson, Geo. T. Dearing, Albert Gleason, Dr. D. C. Patterson, S. 7. G. Morsell, Geo. W. Harkness, N, Carust, 8. 8. Moore, Simon Wolf, J. C, Pilling, Max Cohen, Geo. W. Pearson, Josepii ShaMeld, John A. Land) ae Dr. J. W. Bulkley, Lloyd mert, Rev. W. H. "Black, C. A. McRuen, G. W. Evans, Col, W. G. Moore, John T. Mitchell, Q. F. Presbrey, F. J. Heiberger, Martin Cronin, Dr, J. A. Rowland, E. F. Droop, L. @. Marini, A. T. Britton, John F. Ennis, J. M. McGrew, J. W. Sinclair, Chas, Edmon: ston, E. G. Wheeler, Thos. Kirby, Maurice Mur- phy JF W. i. Wilson, Dr. J. W. Clark, i. Ve Huyck, J. O. Waters, Samuel Davis, P. G. Smith, J. H. Magruder, Jus. casabara he W. E Mor H. O. Polkinhorn, L. M. Saunders, F. H. Hutty, H. N. Coy J. C. Fay, C, 8, Moore, H, v. MeLatigniin,” W. nase, P.M. Dubant, J. J. Edson, C. T. Heinecke, J. Fred Kelly, Jas. W. ‘Orme, O. C. Green, W. Sinith, Samuel Cross, M. W. Beveridge, Dr. N. 8. Lincoln, B. F. Gilbert, H. H. Talmadge, Kev. Dr. A. W. Pitzer, J. J.. Burroughs, T. M. Steep, M. Ashford, F. Toumey, W. H. upp, Rev. ‘Dr. 8. bomer, Geo. Gibson, Mills Dean, W. J: Walker, W. A. Gordon, B. F. Leighton, R. Goid- ‘Sel Jos, M. Grady, K. A. Whitehand, Jos, Parrish, Geo. A. Shehan, Dr. N. White, J. Ormond Nilson, G. W. Durer, Dr. J.0. Stanton, H H, Black- poe |. N. Burreti, Cornelius Noonan, Geo. Gray, A. T. Longley, F. 'L. Harvey, L. A. Littlefield, M. G. Copeland, "T. “A.” Callan,’ Eiphonzo Youngs, John Lyons, Wm. K. Ellis, Emerson Amea, & A. Fitch, Norman L. King, Harvey V. Colton, Owen Riley, J. F. Batchelder, A. C. Winslow, Dr. Starr Parson, A.C, Bradley, Robt. T. Hieston, Benj. F. Sparhawk, “W. E. Taylor, W. M. Lay, W. B. Renner, M. F, nae Cc. McClelland, @. Sohon, Geo. W. Driver, |. Walker, DeLos. Lloyd, G. Dewitt, Edward F. Dre R J. eles, Jr., LS: Tichenor, A. C, Richards, Geo, ‘Truesdell, Jno. Miller, Dr. ‘Frank T, Howe, Dr. J. B. Hamil- ton, Jno. Gibson, Jno. L. Smithmeyer, C. B. Bayly, Geo. C. Harkness, L. M. Saunders, Jno, T. Clements, B. F. Morsell, Cas. 8. Johnston, Geo. 1. Hill, jr., Zach Carpenter, Jas. ¥. Davis, Dr. Jno, Clark, ‘Thos, Russell, Percy G. Smitn, A. B. Clements, A. B. Brown, Frank Gordon, Jno, ’. Boteler, E. W. Fox, W. W. Danenhower, Alex, Leadingham, W. B. Wheatley, Frank Presbrey, C. M. Atkinson, B, F. Leighton, and G. T. Noyes. Affairs in West Washingto: PERSONAL.—N. S. Kenyon and family, who have been summering on Lake George, havé returned ome. CATTLE MARKET. — The following sales of live stock at Drovers’ Rest yesterday are reported One hundred and ninety-three cattle up and sold. Best, 34a4e.; good, Syasxe.; mediuin, 3a33¢c.; cominon, 2a3c.; 721 ‘sheep and lambs up an gold; ‘sileep, Sasxc.; lambs 44a6¥e.; calves, 5a6c.; 10cows and calves, $20a850. Market good, SHIPPING Ngws.—Schooner Gay Thomas arrived with 320 tons of paving block ‘from Stonington, Schooner J. H. Moulton cleared with 950 tons of coal for Boston. Schooner Amanda Parker cleared with 500 tons of coal for Boston, TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 71; condition, 36; receiving reservoir, temperature, ondition ab north connection, 3 condition at south connec- Uon, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 72; condition at influent gate-house, 36; condition at effluent gate-house, 36. High tide in the river to- gay at 9:56 am.; fow tide at 4:38 p.m. paddle Cook County, Til, ts saddled with abilities regating $1,078,005, while the resources foot up only $121,880. El Combate, the organ of the Mexican army oflicers, 1s giving much space to sharp attacks on ‘the Jesuits. ‘used by reed Dy. the uiversit Heathial. "De Preot thee Bee ‘Aumonia, Lime, oF ‘Powder that does not contain lum. Seid onlyin Cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER co. NEWYORK. CHICAGO. se 8030-tod31. CITY ITEMs. ‘Those Who Have used First Prize Brand Condensed Milk find 1t superior to all other, 1 “Royal Gluc” mends 'em.—Forton Varieties “First Prize Brand Condensed Milk abso- solutely pure.” Prot. Fristoe Columbian Univer- sity and Medical College, 1 Drink the “Queen of Becrs” - If you want to save doctors’ bills. ‘The health ot ‘our entire family Will be studied by ordering this r from the Agency, 1206 D street northwest. ‘cents per dozen, om Infants Grow Strong and healthy by the ‘use of First Prize rand Condensed Milk put up in cans convenient for use. For sale be leading gro- cers and druggists. 1 Fresh Alaerney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butteruntik: Sweet Milk Se. per quart. BUSINESS CHANCES. Rent POULTRY BREEDER WISHES TO meet enterprising party with simall capital to Join ium in business, The rearing of Spring Chickes ‘Capous his speciality: botu of ever-increasiny det at ‘remunerutive Coutract prices. Address MOUTH KOCK, Star office." ‘OR SALE—BAR-ROOM; GOOD LOCALITY. J quire 1st aud E ste. sw. : PGE SALE ONF-HALE INTEREST IN ONE OF the leading and best-established Furniture Houses in the city of Wilmington, North Profitable business. Large Lovrs, % Carolina, doing ® business interests 1. Sngther sequon require party's prevence there. Terms aah yat Lsitvth at niwe Washington, DB. Ce bos da, Wilmington, NO uettotcee or P.O. changed, EVEN PER CENT GUARANTEE MORT. axe loans, secured by farms worth turee or 1ur ‘Umes the amount of the mortgage. These loans are ruaranteed principal aud interest, whic our office. For further insormation call McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 819-6 1225 Fst nw. JPOk SALE-DRUG STORE: WELL STOCKED AN equipped, and prominently located. Apply to J. uw, Washington, D. 6. D> N. 8¢-eo3in od Teasous for selling. z ANTED—TO BUY—A SMALL PENSION AND Claim Business. Address. ‘D. 0, Btar office. VALvABLE FST. PROPERTY FOR SALE; LOT 40 by 150 fect to & 30-foot alley improved by a substantial building, whi renal eee —e ‘be easily converted for purposes. “Apply to ‘ ‘THOS, J. FISHER & CO. s17-2w 1324 F st. n. w. ‘OR SALE—DINING-ROO! PLENDID LOCA fon; no better im the eity: doing @ good business; everytlnng complete, Conumercialand {teal Estate OF: Seat. D, RAMEY. e10-0e EAT. AND GROCERY STORE; p Fent, cash sales; mist sell ou ac: h. Address $09 N. Capitol st., near Government Printing Office. _slebwe POH SALE~ Aa A BARGAIN-LEASE AND PART of the furuiture of ‘a 30-room lodying aud board- ing house. Address LODGING, Star otfice- attl3-3m. SOR SALE-AT PRIVATE SALE, IN ALEXAN. dria, Va. frst class business stand, with dwelling attached; dwellings and building lots’ convenient to cars and Title indisputable. ‘Two houses (six. Foowseach)sorrent Apply at 1:24 North Royal st ‘aug0-1m* T—COAL DUMP, ON B. AND for rent or lease; will carry 3,000 tons: i dump in the city aud nearest the business center. Fur terms and further information call ou THOMAS W, SMITH, u29-1m Luniber Dealer. RRR OOF ¥ aL Ree 9 yy RAL R R oO AAA L EB. ¥ *4tus BBR A K KIINN § Goo BAA KK INNNG @ . PPeA bs HUGE pe a AR “clit NN GGe, 00 W WwW WDDD FEE PO OWWWWD DE Ee oo W" “w Bop kek > ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLD ONLY IN Cans, Borat ‘Baxina Powpxs Co, 106 Wall street, N.Y. 024 Tex Tuovsaxo Yanvs OF BEAUTIFUL FRENCH SERGES, all pure fine Wool, wide double-width, in all colors— Brown, Blue, Black, Green, Garnet, and Bronze. Cash value 6239¢. ; reduced to 37 3c. TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOOD: acleeh GU, PRESS, 00D oars Sa wi SURAH SILKS, 750. 82, $2.50, 82.75, BLANKETS, slightly soiled, BLACK SILK VELVET PLUSH, 81. BEAUTIFU A BLACK SILK MERVELIEUX, only 81. BLACK SILK RHADAMES, only $1. FANCY SILKS, 3734, 40, 45, 5 ROYAL SENGE. ypesutiful dress yoods, fold, 12 yards for 8: wiee aoe gSULENDID PAIR OF BLANKETS, immense size Tuumense aasortment of wide doubl BLACK CASHMERES, 35,31, S750 50-05 toe TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Each customer who buys 85 or over ‘will recel pair of handsome Damask Towely, worth 81, el"? ® Each customer who buys $10 or over will recel Bridal Quilt, worth @1.50. "i Teceive & CARTERS, _#16 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th st. Venx Arraacnve READY-MADE CLOTHING. ‘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 fabrics 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, Wecall special attention to our tailoring de- Partment which is filled with a very large and varied line of Cloths, Diagonals, Corkscrews, Suitings, Pantaloonings, &e, 40, which wo make to order at very short notice. Shirts made toorder. NOAH WALKER & CO., a 625 Pennsylvania avenue. Hesvouanrens FOR SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS: AND SUPPLIES. Wholesale and Retail. PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS ‘At list prices. ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th st. nw. 217 U.S. Sraxpann Ruwous, CouGH syRUP, Voice are BILE REMEDIS For sale by all droggista and at office, STANDARD REMEDY CO. oe 6 Sow. 216-005 ‘Telephone 168-4, Narra Carsraz Discovzny Is the only harmless Hair Restorative in the world, selusranteed to reatore gray oF faded hair in three to ‘Thousands right here at home using it perfect satisfaction. Eat _ ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, Ca Cor. of 14th and I, and 2d and Data. nw, H. D. Baz IMPORTER AND TAILOR, bas the honor to {aterm you thathis NEW GOODS Mr, Abst versonaiiy Sen ale vorata made in i on. FLOR, SALE — ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTAB- lished and best located Groceries in the city for cash, to,close an eatate, Apply 900 13th st. n. Ww. PERSONAL. OY, ACSOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON ‘us we are now prepared to pay fuil vaiue tor Gents' Second-hand Clothing. Address or call at JUSTH'S Qld Stand, 619 D st. 820-toja16 Ae Soci E SOU WANT CANDY FoR YOUR | * Cor fore Throat, Ke. buy candy’; if you want inedicinal drops to cure the trouble buy HINRICHS' AROMATIC SQUILL DROPS. s19-1m_ A RE YOU 80 SITUATED THAT YOU HAVE NOT the opportunity of meeting one you would marry? the thousands of Gescriphous on our. ‘books we can hardly fail to aunist You i selecting. “Pull ‘tafore mation and descrip. ion of over 2U0 sent in plai male gnvelope for 10 cents. BARNARD, 117 East New York. BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH buyers of coal aud woud tocall on him for prices. Facflities una ‘any firm in the coal busi- ‘Bess. Main office corner 1th st. and RK. Luve. Brauch Care ‘Aat. Bc und cor. 9th and K sts. n.w. aui0-imo Cause Wuvr If I should sas ‘Tis allin my ” ‘And then heave a lugubrisus ich Porteutious of an “old fashion" cry, Some one would want to know the cause whi “Won’ you walk into my parlor? ‘said the mel a (Cause why? should like to pound you, confcund you, aud finally ‘drown you! Cause why? You have trespassed on my dominions with your saintly opinions Backed by stubborn which I You stole my peop! fection au tions. Upon me and all II have in store. bs ‘That's the cause why. would bump you and thump you, turn, twist and trounes you Tumble you all over the floor; Td enjoy your bleeding and pleading, howling and Zgtealing, « ‘And then leave you weltering in gore. Sorry to say, “Old Hosa,” that I can't allow yon to take any such unwarranted privileges with my precious person. I'm not ready to be “done up just yor Cause why? ‘The atitumn leaves are falling and a 1a it of the people of the District of Columbia und surround. ing country are Wwoklugin this direction for Welt fail aud winter supply of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. We are receiving large lots every day direct fro factory at maean to Furnish, hem 40 We people NE and that’s we haveno tine to trifle on side issues, > Ruse WAY ore; alo cast reflec For the latest and handsomest styles of fine ‘Made Clothing at the lowest prices, meander into 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 p.m. §2-Our store will be kept closed Monday, Septem 8] ber 19, all day. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. LYPS's cocoa BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which Gpcaretal Sppliestiea of ae ace suc utition, and selected Cocoa. Mr. Hope line provided “our breakiaat fables with a dauloaioly Havored Doverago! which may ed i elt tore’ bills. It is by the ju iuay be gradually bull strong en tendency tod Hundreds of subtle ch sat ever fatal Bade with boiling water or milk. Sold only sm halt-pound tins by Grocers, labelled tats: JAMES EPPS & CO. Hommopathic Chemists, e2em.tuke > London, England. New Goons. HOME DECORATIONS, EMBROIDERY MATERIAL , 500. & yard. ers. 10, 15.and 3c. : Wash "8,628 Oo st awe BO” G. T. Kum, TAILOR, 4149TH 8T.N.W. FALL STOCK Now READY. ~ EDUCATIONAL. _____ EDUCATIONAL. __|_ PIANOS AND ORGANS. AfiSS GRACE , SEMMES, = PRS. 8 C. DAVIS. TEACHER OF PIANO AND | FY PNR) F. MILLER PIANOS-GRAND, sow MPO GRAOE ©, CRMMES, Harmony. wil take hisited panier of pay FT ae PANO GEAND, SQUARE Desires Pupils for French. after October 3%, 1887. Address at SANDERS & STAY | piano snade, > F. ELLIS kA. Bingle or in bee ee 20.38 gy, and | MAN, O04 Fatnewe An aise | eo Pa. ave. veer 10th a, IANO LESSONS HE MISSES MASONS SCHOOL FOR CHILDRY: ASON E HAMLIN UPRIGHT PIANOS, w : Mi ronr uergon. UD Wal reoten Weleestae bopeatier Seas ios | MASON & AMET” APOE eee Also Preach beats SEMMES, 21325, Coreoran, ot eee | RRS 2 837 Pa ave, crar 1c, 188 LAGI SMe, WiLS, REGGE ‘Y¥ INSTITUTE, THE MISSES DOR- HK BROS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS. wird USS Pcie tater, “wir assur Les: Se weer eeeren | Dan aera Te pas Mg SOoe, | BBR BOL PROUT FANS wie out 715 Oth at aw in YO SSE Soe, Sa A Span Sereeentee SE | Seco ome lads ad leh re, The proved | mucho plane can ios wish 'co prectice ‘wtlesal MES,G79,,, CHIPMAN REOPENS HER scHoor. il ee ee eee circulars apply to the MISSES DORSEY, Uiney Tuati- | dist beir famiiy or rawlibere works agate! 85 2.%> 24 door trom K st. Faithful | “French and Drawing by the best masters. se@-1m*_| fute, S125 Pst, Weet Warhiugton. acorn" P'PULIS & co. fected, MS lemolla restadied “until, sor" | weiss EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INSTRUG 17 CHARLOTIE HALL J QQ7-"S ja ave ear Buh at fects 820-30" | Mf "on in vocal ipusic September 10th. » BA OUE. 8, GUT PIANOS; THE (GPRADED SCHOOE AND RINDERGARTEN, NEAR | “Young indice prepared for chureh and concert, Three vente Preparatory. Acadentic. fame. ave.. 1127 13h ata. Tweltth yeae, Nom BDO Mascach Post-Greduate: ‘Torin #100 ten inea, board, Tuition, ELLIS & CO, Dor of tuple Limited, Priacipels: Sie Sunle ellos, AN AWERIGAN ACADEMY. O24 Get nce. | Manes, fom font, and) Fuel qituaton bealthy” 027 PL Aves ment Tot we Catherite Noerrs “uated iB oe Hrovens Siguany.Gaptemior 8 Puri wil scanty bieher schools and business lite, Addsces for cata anos D PLAYING ORDER, $23 W ae Ss ready use of the English and German, a Be ae ER, Charlotte Hall, St. Mary's Co., Md. | "75,59 Per month, JNO. FB. cops Coxmen: C1 ed for, th bool. Latin. Frenchy ett tin alas Mi Pa om : G00 Fat Kes open tforindiconndoortiemen, | Pravin, Vora! and Instr rand Fridays Send for 300 MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH | NET MANOS SQUARE, UPRIGHT AND Fostruction in Book kees ing, Orthography, Peutnan, | cuiatowue. HUGO ROERSCHNEN, Principal Serra, Coucordvilie, Pa.” Tustruction | AN, Grand. Ai toderate prices anil omy torus, old ie ship, Arithmetic, Geogr hy. Grammar, History. and | au23-1m* thorough. Students prepared for College or business. » Paytbent for wee = Governinent of the United Statens, “two'classes. Brot: (RYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE me, | Backward pupiis privately tutored. Special caret | 14 6¢ nko. BLU & co. RoR ee Cosy? Beat pinition: 85 per month. | YP ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL. © itnreand | ttle bors No extraa JOS SHORTLIDGE, A.M, ee Eee. Cote 'F, Woop, Late” Principal: Bu PA geranined for epectal instractionte Anzicaltureand AO iytibeodtios* | PYPCKERBEOR SCAR GuAND PIANO, WITHE Hesperia, ilich. Fullitersry and sclewtiae cpume: Location. College HERI, TEACHER OF PIANO, organ | 47 stool and cover, ath tases" : MPR" CORCORAN SCIENTHFIC, SoHOOL, Station, Band 0. Ratlroud, 32 miles from BaltiinoresS Sue. “Parucuar attention to vermmers | 414 6¢ 37 oF ELS & 00. COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, D.C filles fon Washinaton cy, Seauigh opens SEPT. SO, | tn well as those wicking to bs weaker peat | AT Ot Wess ewe HOD ww The followine courses of instruction ip this Depart. | Foreataiowues address do A; CHAMBLISS, Secretary of | Ciyr wacker “Ierus inaderate, 91 Lith se aw. | QTHNWAY SQUAKE 11\n0 Is sen eontas ‘Taent will conmence OCTOBER 3, 1887- Faculty ral Collese, Md. wudeda | “aud -weel aig tion, with wtoa wid voter 2° Ione seartaegntane ini Lice sae ee SCHOOL MRS, MB. PIKES STUDIO 18 | JOUNS HorkINS UNIVERSIT e13-1m_ 937 PenveyIeauin ave ae tee OO oe i 3 ‘as forinetly, where BL ‘ mee Gace Cee Te: Trigonometry, | Sih, Boisased to nines ber chtameues usual’ “acawe BALTIMORE. WEE SQUABE PIANO. IN Good CONDE LANGUAGES—Freuch and Ge ESON INSTITU stosl end come, ot 5 bereaiy. CHEAUSTHY General. Analytics! sud Areas. eee eia latina, bet 130d Rte yom So NS 13-1m_O37 Penneslvanip ave tee Oh ae i Stheore terminate: Select Classica ~~ Shoal : 5 is wave. nw. wear 20th DRAWINGS Moshianica! and Topoerapbical, HM : $6 sen ad Bo ay = a ae BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887. RADDURY SQUARE PANO.IN GoD CONDE oS Heat feity, Acoustic and | Begin . SEPT. 10. don, with etoul aud caver ata tarcane Phenmatic, ands special course in Electric | ogre te ay a et OAT, Staton. | _Fxaminations for admission to the College clastes Ath stool a Lienting, ABTHONOMY_Deseriptive and Practice SMETEOROLOGY—Theory and Methous of Signal Of- entific Behools, and for business. , i universities; for t! Pity ertors igre ee oto For partie gars. Kid ress ‘fice, CIVIL ENGINEERING—Mechanics, Descriptive Ge- ometry, Theory of Instruments, ad and Ha ee PHILOSOPHY—Mental aud Moral, Courses of Lectures on Botany, Zoology, Anthro- tony andl Geol stulle fock pm. x begin at 6 o'el T. FRISTOE, Dean. For information apply to than sel9-1m ERMAN RAKEMANN. VIOLINIST, WILL TARE | Non-Prof or th ish to study Ei Fain eaiumberos aivnced veotielartaa coe | NgbePrufeamioual is tor tows who x ine Reaidence, 1207 6u S101w" nie SOnESaoE rt of every finished Education. p40 Lessons. withel Prgenstomal G ‘MISS FLORENCE BALL... ce Lo s19-6t" 238 G ot mw, | 8d Private Lessons, OF GEORG! N —The Thirty-ninth Session will Tutroductory Address, by Prof SON, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, at 8 Building, ou H, between 9th aud the profession and the public ited mich date the pcular lectures will begin daily at 9:30 p.m. For further inormation apply to JW. 2. LOVEJOY, 4i. D., Dean, 19-1 900 12ih st. iw. ‘OF TELEGRAPBY, 7,8,and9. __ocl8-12m* 1223 ‘FIFTEENTH ST. N.W. ‘The Suisees KERR'S long-established Day School for ‘Young Ladies and Children will reopen WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. For information apply as above. No home study for children under twelve. A limited number of scholars will be received as doarders, s17-1m V ATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.—THE § AN” teenth Session of the Collowe will begin on TUES- DAY, OCLOBER 4, 1887, The PreliuinaryExamiuation before Matriculation, and the Examiuution for Junior Who wish to enter tho Senior Classes, will be held at the College Hall, southwest corner of 434 st. aud Penn- ivahia ave., at L o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, OC1O- Bers ‘and information xpply to JOHN A. MILBURN, Treasurer, at the Colleze, {rom 12 to 1 o'clock p.m, every day after the 24th of September, orto ‘KL. ELIOT, Secretary, *17-3W (001 Mat. iw. RB, RTRAI AO make @ Crayon Por edie of drawing necessary. no pay. . : s17-1m* Room 13, May Building, cor. 71h [EDICAL, AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS, National University, Mt, Vernon Place, dtnand Kosten. Tne fourth annual session will begin MONDAY, OCTOBE 3D, 1887, at 5:30 o'clock, | ments min RUE’ tive HE 313 Gth st. nw. 20) We | lite. For ti ‘Sutisfaction euaranteed or REYNOLDS. | and Esta, | | one yt tow. P4u., and end April 30zh, 1888, ‘For further imtormation aj ply to— iH. DARKER, M.D. Dean, 817-1mo 1118 H st. RS. Z_D. BUCHER AND MISS ADA B. CON ‘Teachers of Piano, Organ, and Vocal SMusic, 1830 15th st... Miss Conn will accept engagements as an_accom- pauist. #17-1n0 USS, WTONS ENGLISH AND FRENCH School for Young Ladies. Reojcus October %, S21 Vermont uve. Hoursreserved lorprivate instruc: tion to adults, 317-20 Go8zAGa COLLEGE, J and North Capitol sts, Offers best advantages for CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION. i and useful, an LATION, PRONUNC! SIS, Expressive | SHAKESPEARI § | TION, Physical Send tor Large College Courses: alee, EST HONORS, ete: algo, eataluxte ov the CURE EVECIS of SPEECH: and tire School of Deep Degrees conterred. Breathing Dipign.as and Degrees conterre training: fornumber — mited. For circulars, COHALLOWELL, 4 Hd D ate, B.W. | the’ English, Science of Citize ing. Rowal THURSDA’ Ottice open for on and after Monday, August Teachers. ‘Tuition fees—Kegular business course, day 70, payable $10 on entering, an Himents of 81 | scholarship, paid in full on entering, $60; tuilion per juarter of ten weeks, $20, sions—Tnition: $16 for ear. Seats are assiqued Special advantages secured by bet the opeuing of day or 1 fcular ent free ou applica 0, Organ, Voice, tages. 0. B. BUL DICAL, PHARMACEUTI Dental Departments of Howard U | open ‘October ‘Sd. at 8 p.m. An Livered by Prof, 4 Select School tor Boys Elocutio mony, ary Practice, PERS ‘ORIC and LOGIC, of MARTYN COLL! TOR: ington, D. CM. N BUSIN: FI ‘Thorot fangnage, ¢ Day September 1, Vi vk E FREN Tres Oral ‘Translations, Extemporane | 3) Practice, PERSORAL Mt Potnopativn, ACTING, Con a5 half a bl tof halt a block east of OCKLAND SCHOOL, FOR Spring, Montyomery County. Md., 18 tiles north anhungion City, reopens Septeauber 10, Tuoroueh ov adtod, For cireulars, address HENRY. | aml excellent accommodations, ulus at th ale.) 30, pald ot th by the yi 30.8 Fal ‘2. The Professicnal. Tho GNELS: > Di ducation is more sclolariy. refined | fone pays better at the preseut day, ‘The Colleyinte Courses open October 5. 1.'The Non-Professional. cution as an ELEGANT AKT for Home and Society, and as an accomplishment which forms an inportant Course has. twodivisions: 1. ORA- i. “Tinere are also. MBO Les v4 TURE, ARIICU- RONENCT ANUS ELOCULION, ANALA- ‘Keating, Bivlo and. Hymna Rexding, Courses: CONVERSA- RE, ORATORY, jus Speech, Parlis: Ai, Panto- LSARTE, Public Graduating Exercises ocour in June, ue Coligre hay a Dramatic Mall, with stage mre Conrsoets blo, CONTESTS. ‘and ORA- ee 0. Box 291. uber 19. FOF tel exch: GIRLS. SANDY ‘horoush —A practical business oducation that q younx men ond women to support them. | solves and successfully perform the active du.ies of | hi instruction given in Rapid Writing, spondence. lapid Caleu: Intion, “Book-Keepine, "usincas Practice, Civicn hip, Stenography, and Type- and Evening ‘Sessions ‘resumed at) am. and ‘arrangemetits, or se 6 pm. quarter. Corps of o ‘year ing. Nicht liree months, or ®50 for ne. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, iu. the onder of registra. ig present at ht sessions. Illustrated Cir NCER, Principal, Princiyal. Hiebert Reyburn, to which the pi fession and public are invited.” For circulars aud information address €. B. PURVIS, M.D, Becretary auzd-tocts ‘au6. ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST, Cloud building, Uthand Fists. Nineteenth year olin. Flute, Cornet, & 11S thst es MLE. further notice address V. PRUD'HOMME, 13 East L2th st., New York cit; Care of Hon, 8.8. sg The, “Student's Help” for sale at Free's ind. Balla yhe's, ix. uti A™xaTox ACADEMY, G21 7th st., opposite U. 8. Patent Office. and Young Men. Autumn Sena ee URE, pe Se GO ean Pee ea ee ps a Higher Arithmetic. Al Geometry, Latin, an Groneerows. ‘UNIVERSITY. Greek. BURTON MAC, AM. MLD., Principal SCHOOL OF LAW. FACULTY. REV. JAMES A. DOONAN, 8. President of the Universit; CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, i D. g September 30. tem y AYON PORTRAITS_PERSONS UNABLE TO draw can learn to make crayon stead of $10, aLSO4 Est. a. woif ‘Beginners in painting rite for 6, iu before Tout of Sep su22-Lin HON, WILE AUCH AD SON, rx, | STARMERING CURED oss to patrons 1 nt , oxplain (Chief Justice U. 5, Court of Claims), Veter eM, STEVENS HART Bancinel, Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and ‘Wasingtou School of Elocution and Oratory, Towal Maxime. a1-3m 308 Met. nsw. HON. CHAELES P- JAMES, LL. D. Gustice Supreme Court District of Coinnibiay. torer cu “The Leading English Statutes.” (auastice Supreine Court Dinttict of Colina) justice Supreme Cou ‘of Coltiua turer on Constitutional Law, Common Law Plead- jug and Equity Jurisprudence. MARTIN ¥. MORBIB, LL. Ds Lecturer on Equity Pjeading and Practice, Corpora- tions aud Admiralty. JAMES G. PAYNE, LL.D, Lecturer on the law of ‘Real Estate, the Law of Evi- dence and Criminal Law. Mode ef cieh Anon mI Conree of instruction embraces Enelish and English Classica, 28 focal tha Bhysted Catare, ‘The ‘princh ‘Lat WiseegR SRE Gh BE mOCUTION ax in begins WEDNESDAY, Sep- Elocution, Practical tin, Mathematics, Instrumental Music, 28 assisted by ent corps of teachers in estl departavent. soe ie daily. AgUIt classes Graded clases for boya and and private inftruction given. awarded. A limited numnber ‘the evening. Diplomas pupils accommodated to 4 a in the family. Forcircnlars apd. references ap on the Law of Ferronal Properdy, Contracts, | the principal, Mrs. M-STEVENS HART. iedan’ oak eg caueeape SN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS AND EX JOHN W. KOSS, LL: D. Lis sine ce eae eee Lecturer on Common Law Practice and’ Domestic Re- Tatione. GEORGE E, HAMILTON, ESQ. Lecturer ou the Law of Partuersipy Torts and Testa- mentary Lew. MOOT COURT. Cirenit Court—PROF; JOHN W. Ross, Court of Appeals—PROKS. CHARLES W, HOFF- MAN, WILLIAM AM MERRICK, and MARTIN’ 0) A Ry’ SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, Esq, Mecrotary sud Treasurer © Introductory lecture ‘and announcements for the ensuing terms at the Law Building corner Gun and. F streets northwest, on WEDNESDAY, October 5, at 6:30 p.m. All interested are most cordisily in: Vited to attend. A library, coniprising nearly 1,000 volumes of care- fully selected text books aud Feporis, with commo- dious reading rooms attached, Liss ‘been eata listed inthe Law Building, snd will ‘be open from § am. to 20 pn. daily, except Sundays, to students and aunt of, thie school ‘the Secretury can be seen at the Law Building from 6 to 7 pn. daily for information, enrollment. &e. Circulary xiving course of study, terms, &c., cai Me ad at bookstores of Morrison, Bradley Adains 1 Aylim, OF ob application to the undersized : = " SM. YEATMAN, Secretary. ence fi erin: slOstmepe eo. 8 ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL Gt ANTS Oth sts bw near City Pose Olea. ‘the Highest Standard Business College in America, Day and Evening Sessions. Students cau enter on any. week day, Catalogue tree on application at Colleco Oftice, on first floor, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. im. oF by niall, F.G. MARTYN, President; ©. K. URNEK,C. FAM, Principal. 1b-dim Septes ti Candidates ix, or civil service examinati 09 9th st. nw. JARIENDS’ SELECT Primary, Intermediate and High Se Sexes, Fifth year be Janwed buildin with larger oo fessioual, Languages and Science. Pupils prepared. for coll erbtsitess individual talaiog sit a T, ST. JOSEPHS COl CREE iill, Va, iced RT! repared, SCHUOL. 1024 17th st. n. w. igs 9. W. KELLY, Principal, London Medalist and recipient of prizes from South neal's, 7th st Instruction in The school is well sup ‘books and physical and a hours 10 sm. to 22m. ‘ror catalogue aidrese ‘Course of studies: aber profe: Iss ER, SMITH WILI, REOPEN HER SELECT | WAVERLY SEMINARY. School for Young Lads and Misses September =e M aU2E4 Bd St. 0.5 COF. OF Gust le eae i) (0OL, 1811 | A. Sptinger, late civil service examiner, r collewe, West Fuint, Aunayo- jona. Apply Kubber Store, im* sT END. nsington. Circulars ‘au25-Lin, School for both ius SEPTEMBEK 70, inan eu- teachers, all p slish, “Mathematica, special advan tages toapt pupils. Laboratory work, and calistnenic led with charts, refer- mical apparatus. Of- 4u30-3n IGE. Classical and Commercial. Boarders per session of fiye mont! 0: Day students according to grade. sumed on MONDAY, 5) ‘Address Studies LEMBER 9. 1867. ‘BNO. JOSEPH, Director, 10 re 0. Carroll P. Baltimore County, Ma. _Please send for a Catalogue. INSTITUE, 1530 I 8° French dchool for Gisla,so-opee SOs —SE- SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SEMINARY niles \RtOL, reop: tiles ‘sou asl reopens jon, en expe rs and teachers. ‘Kddress MISS GA. *! us) ai Scuopt for Yor OGrORKE 3, 2 ae LIPSCOMS, Principal. HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, WASHINGTON, 793 14TH ST. X. W, Boston, 154 Tremout St.; Brooklyn, 40 Court St.; New York, 23 W. 23d 8t.; Phila, 1523 Chestnut at. jorough training in French, German, §) ‘Thorough training man, Spanish, bey s16 M Conversational kuowledyo in ONE or ‘t 13 in small classes; also private lessons, Bignest ret renees. "Te rms beyii OW. T. VERNON SEMINARY, 1100, 1104, 1116 M st.‘and 1130 11th st. ‘Boarding and Day Rehool for Young TaBiesand Tittie 2 Academic, Intermediate and Primary Departments.— No extra charge, for instruction in Latin, French, Elocution, and Class Drawing. ‘Handsome, commodious new school taining chapel, session-rooms, clsas-rooms a1 wit Beating and beet’ modern Con ‘office, te, ITOL HILL KINDERGAR: AND SCHOOL, 20 3d ot. &. @, Miss CORNELIA F. BOYDEN Poet cipal. Eleventh year opens Monday, October 3. For lroniar and information address the principal. s15-1% GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN Wash Deion. desires. pupils or in mall Ginsses, Inquire of Mi. JANVIS BUTLER, O34 F ot, nw. 153m RIVATE INSTRUCTION THE BEST —PROF, Z Pollege, Civil Service, aud 10r apeclal sauplopaetatct 1S01'Coreoran et. peeled ‘ARTIN'S COLLEGE, 313 OTH ST, N,W. DE- atumeun of moder lnruagoe andor the dives” ‘Prof, C. Fontaiue. Freuch, Gorman. 3 Ttallan taut by good ustive touches: conversational od. Tuorday, ‘Thursday, and Satur Gy evenings: terais reasouabile:. uo more: thas sit id ei hel p.m. ““relenl 06 | 3 Narioxat, Maprcar, MEDICAL AND DENTAL DI COLUMBIAN ONIVERSIT ‘The SIXT: -SIXTH annual session MONDAY. OCT, 3, AT 8 P. M. Addresses will be delivered by Profs. E and B. B. DONALDSOS, D_D.8., to wi jou and the public are jectures will continue daily throughout Bie gears 5 a sulars address. 26 5:30 on TU) tion oF cre Office hours: ‘Dr. A. ILLEGE. ARTMENT invited. ¥. OF THE ‘will begin on. . FRISTOE ‘the profes- The regular it the Course, be- Ke Bing 736 Yo 10am, and’ ios mgh8 fi Firet term bogliis on October 4. Ape Bhat se Galler Offices asim W SSuINGION SCHOOL, OF FINE ART AND Decorative Design, Vernon How, 946 Pa. avevcor. th at. ofice room 14; day and eveling clasaes, Mi WOE BOYLE Mies 3: WALES" aislw ‘schools, $200 Mitle boys, = A YEAR, BOARD AND TUITION. ‘Young Isdies, misses, Haddouted, Neo” College, “en T3we DONALD-ELLIS SCHOO) Dee Moon Mansach snd, Front Hoarding’ and Deg School for English 006 joo Ladiewaud Little airie Fifti: Year bexins September 28, 1887, ‘taken Primary, Intermediate, Academic, We fir Ws bk ore ga tere res pl $f} 0.0, 1588 Tot. nw. near Hotel. French, Latin, Peumanship, Class Drawing, | October <5: closes June 1. <j Sei, Aten re eye a | enki Ot Tore Peon tia addon the plselpal MISS ANNA KLLIS. ERMAN-ENGL . pet? BURBS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH | Or ee ne, tas ay reopen September 28th, JPRENCH LESSONS-“REFINED STUDENTS ABE o12-1m* 1308 H st. nw. aware that a genuine pronunciation and & correct T. CECILIA'S ACADEMY, GOL E CAPITOL s7.— | Syntax can be learned but frum, ee Ege Parats Tat fs Seat | bonus University, tarts, 1814 Tot mw. sic, and Painting for ladies, au3l-w* pre, te JS ay OF zusO, J] NSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLIN? Organ, Lasic, a I Bir HL DONGH wil ozuivo giving lessons fentive ‘to beginners, aa’ well as to Savenced Residence, 608 H at nw. s123mo_| {ANZ SHAEFER LATE OF PHILADELPHIA ‘ADAME A. PELE HAVING RETURNED TO THE ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, ot nw. rd to resume her French classes pati linnan eal Sa Sra cove the Arlington Hotel. 910-lin* C iD INSTITUTE BOARDING SCHOOL $200 per year; no extras. 13, sl-3m INKNEY ieee auz5-) INSTITUTE, 818 CONN. AVE. SELECT ‘French ‘Bession M A $3020" Giawort Md, oo ssid ER po VEE NORWOOD INSTITUTE, a iG AND SELECT BS AND LAT! Stk Mik MASS MANNS iY ScHOOL Bar Mac oe ee athe Boat SCHOOL FOR lias, WD. of eR ee sere ef hele imer te competitive ta toeuan ior taught MS AS ET oS et June 8 and October 3. application, FOR GIRLS, jncation, and the thorough English langnases are practically tawcht. man MISS CLARA HARRISON, CAULFIELD, | Mifie Senna Counervatory 222 P st. nw. ICKINSCN COLLEGE, Cam term, opens September 15: 3 four-year Con ‘the Classical, the ‘Latin-Scientific, and’ the Mo Language. Facilities, in all reavects improved; buildings. enlarged faculty. increased resources, of Music, | RYear: tosonsof ministers, free. Cost of livin | ceptionally cheap. ‘The Preparatory School, with jorough desized information, address J. A, MCCAULEY. cheapest place is the Ni | Arts, 804 E stn. w. Uede child fo the middle-aged man and wor.an. auz2-Lint (EW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOR and business departments. Fall ber 14, 1887. Catalosues on Rev. AM. J sssions Open Se) FAMILY SUPPLIES. 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