Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1887, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON fo SEPTEMBER 23, 1887. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 24 hours commencing at 3.0. m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela~ New Jersey, and Zistera Pennsyivonta, fair ‘Weather, fresh tO brisk norther.y Winds fies A Few Eve-orsxens.—Our fall stock 13 nearly aijin.” Forth present, siMfive tt to say that we Jucwe as near toa perfect variety In quailty, quan. tity, an leas there was ever exhibited by or house. We are too buse just now to say more, Fw Eye-oneners” enumerated In City Items are u? iew straws to show whlch way the wind brows in ine mater ot Tow prices Wit, Haus & Co.'s RRLIABLE Sok HovsEs, S16 71st. and 1922 Pa, ave, rd Suge House, $24 7th st, A Vistr to the Stone B.w., WLI Weil Pay Ye ‘Tue Quatiry and Saisie ants to order are a stirprise to ever¥bo BROS, nifacturers, corner 7th and EB. TEEN'S FALL STYLE Hats.—All the new 'S ane colors now ready. RC. branch 920 7th st. Fas¥ Feet and beauc/ul hands at Drs Kent Bons, 418 Leth stn. Seu; hands, 50%. VED and already prepared pproval our early fall fm iP chotcest Londen. uigh- prising all We Have Just ite portation of the |: a elass noveities in men’s neck wear, c the new shades and rich effects 11 si These goods ai froked exciust Washington, Weicb, Marzetson & the nev F we hia As In addition to fine assort- handke 3 an Taylor, O33 iieadquarters for custom a avenue. Inside shirts to order. MEN'S Goop Fre Der $2.50, at ALT. Lewis’, 15 far superior to any we ever EAN Bxos., Manutactur hand E sts, ‘Tuose MeN's $2 Calf Shoes, at the Standard Shoe House, $74 7th st. p.\v., are Wurivailed, a $1.50; fne, $2; best, st. Serts to orde ered. Jo. Washing The catiie were grazea Md,, by Mr. Jno. A. J of ihe tangest and Bis cattle 21 best feeders in td ta P ir New York. vy the cuterprising S. Hoge & Bro., and sold “ul Queenstown, where Mr. Kelly bought them. Want Parer and Window shades. RW. Hen- derson & €o,, 111 The line now read TatrontxG DEPARTMEST. Its excelience of fits and worl Known to require mention Manuf EsskMan BEOS., band & sis, ” purely vege- BABE, a sure cure for “malart table, containing no qui For Neatsess of Fit and Durability try a pair Of our Ladies’ $1.60 Kid Boots, ‘THe StaNvand Suor Howse, St 7th st. nw. jeupler’s, ave.& 434, CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night ‘Tueatex.—Thatcher, Primrose Faceand eyesight fit Rent Hanus’ Buov TueaTER—Wilbur Opera Com- pany. KERsas Vaudeville. PaNouama BUILDING, Tv Tex.—Marinelll and Big Four Battle of Bull Run Condensed Locals, Jno. €. 8. Richardson, the eldest son of Mr. C. F. E. Richardson, died Lisi. night at Portland, Oreg. Where he Was’ practicing law. The body ‘will be Drought to thi- city for interment. ‘The willof the late Warren Waugh, dated Sep- tember 29, 1 a yesterday.’ He leaves is estate to rs, Susan Evalue Murray and Mary Josephine Bates! Yesterday afternoon Matilda Whitney, colored, aged thirty-five years, dropped dead at Ler house, No. 16 Liberty street (between W, Boundary and 1ith streets northwest). 7 13th A live colored infant was found in front of house | JISz Ist street northwest, this morning, and:was sent to St. Ann’s Infant ASylum, Adelegation of the friends of Mr. M. A. Dillon, the commander-tn-chief of the Union’ Veterans! Union, called at his residence last evening and presented him with a valuable silver service in Tecognition of hisservices to lis comrades and the Widows and orphaus of soldiers, Mr. C. B. Barker nade the presentation speech, after Which tefresh- ents Were served. ‘The earth removed from the Library site will be garried to and filled in around the Washington Monument. ne Washington Riding School was opened yes- terday afternoon with a contest at Atuletic Park parucipated in by a nutuber of Baltimore young fidiesehne pupils of J. A. Clary. In the Burd contest prizes were aWarded as follows: Ist, gold wWateh, Miss Byron; 2d, gold watch, Miss Sinith; 34, opera glasses, Miss Ponsell; 4th, Silk umbrella, “Miss Morgan. ‘The steamer Henry E. Bishop, attached by the moarshal op a libel fied by the Inland and Coas Wise Co, of Baltimore, on September 6, for dam- ages laid at $10,000, has been released on stipula- Wop of the parties. Yesterday Messrs. Plain and Whittaker, of this elty, distinguished themselves at Great Falls by catching sixteen black bass, averaging 24 pounds each. As this Is rather early for bass, it 13 con- Sidered by old fishermen as giving promise of a Very fine Season. J. Suilaaztoa’ sends early copies of Harper's ‘Magazine aud St. Nicholas tor October. Sa “East Washington” to “Ex-Commis- stoner. ‘To the Editor of Tur Evexrve Stan: Before a person rushes into print with a frantic denial he should remember thateven an “Ex- Commissioner” may make mistakes. Your Ex certainly Is “diverting” when he attempts to deny the statement made by Mr. Larner, that appro- Priatiation were diverted trom one street to another; especially so when it 13 a weil-known fact, adinitted by our officials, substantiated by | he annual reports, that amounts were diverted from less to more favored sections. It Is true that 4m former years Congress made lump appropria- Uone for street unprovements, but only afier re~ ceiving @ schedule of proposed work on envmen rated streets, aud On this Dasis, When $300,000 Was asked for and oviy $250,000 granted, it was sup- Posed to be a 17 per cent reduction for al sections aitke, but in the Interpretation of such honor.ble Iuen 4s your “Ex-Commissioner™ it meant simply to sirike out enough streets from the less infla- ential sections, so taat Une more favored portion Of the city, near /us own residence, Should receive ‘& full quota, thus overriding the evident latentions Of Congress, whieh, in order to check Uals practice, me the streets specifically id 1on bil. Tn conclusion, I beg to mpiy able to furnish such an array of facts in support of the assertion Ynade by Mr. Larner, whenever the Occasion de- iaands such ploois, that every one Will be con ‘vineed. Kespecttully, yours, East Wasaixorow. Mivapplication of Fun To the Fditorof Tre Lvesixe Stan. Your correspondent, “Ex-Comunisstoner,” tn to- day's Stax, referriag to an alleged trapatation, that an appropriation made by Congress for street improvements has been diverted at the eaprice of the Commissioners and expended upon strests ot appropriated for, adds: “Such act art of the Cor ers Would not aighLY repr luvolve ¢qually of the accou: including the sueb pr Wat IL neve Fir: sur end th IE could HOt Ix dc Mcers aby) reply, to unequivocal, I hav Pration of "1879 #1, yh4O F contrast at $215 per square yard, for t ¥ street the Ss & Murdock, Liaprovement of ray A street Rock vin Rock Cre Wash. a the direet Hue of mtoa street, betw i Summ Was not ofdance With the estimates of pmissioners Of sud District, approved by of the Treasury,” as by law required: said streets we cluded 1a said estimates ned U oF iM aUY manner em- lation of Congress, S.C. Chanke. 1887. A NEw Beinpixe Associarios.—The Second E ead Buliding Association Was organized at - Dominte’s b and F streets southwest, pest ext ing. The following officers were elected? President, IC G. Campbell; vice. Shennon; secretary, J.J. Dermody; treasurer, P. id, B. Dann} directors, Robert Mebon: Myers, JH. Kichardson, Henry Wex, H.W. Smith, Geo. W. Dant, and Jokb Finn. The’ constitution rovides for the pa" went ot $150 on each share of tock advanced or «nd allow= Interest at the rate ols percent per annum. About 1,300shares were subseribed for. —_——+__ ELRCTION OF OFFICERS.—The Clerks’ Association fed the following ofticers: Ist vice-prestient, J. ae president, H. J. Wilson; 3d Vice-president, J.C. Gibson; recording sec F. Breslau; financtal secretary, H.C. treasurer, ¢, E. Manter; warden,” W. He Ful {i ‘4s decided to hod a public instaliation’ of these ers October 18. reports of the outgoing ers show the assoclation tobe in a healthy inancial condition, “Much interest was mani Ort Of the work of the association since Its Orgauization, JUIy 21, 1885, 18 belng pre- pared for publication” ee Swrer Caronst.—Interesting pictures, illustrat. ing Ue wiltary unttorms of the Workd, packed folly im tits brand for a sport Ui try juts White-Caps, Cross-Country, and atest English, extra he Kinney Tobacco Co, New York. —iadet. ———— Partor Can, B. axp KattxoaD.—The parlor Funning between Washington and Staul a ton wail be withdrawn irom service next MOD September 26, = i —— SAL. —Fine turaivare, carpets, pictures, uuent Of Wall papers, crockery, < Walch is interesting to tae {be seid at Duwiing’s auction vores tile firmof W. | utp 1s too well | ea the residelices of two of the Dis. | WELCOME TO FRED. DOUGLASS. A Large Reception Tendered to Him Last Evening—"r. Douglass’ Speech, ‘The complimentary reception tendered to Fred- erick Dougiass, at the Metropolitan A.M. E. chureh, last night, was a complete success, The church was crowded with an audience comprising many well-known colored and white people. Seated around Mr. Douglass, on the flag-draped platform, were the Rev. F. G, Stewart, J.G. Smythe, Rev. J. A. Handy, Rev. R. H.G. Dyson, Recorder ‘Trotter, W. H. A. Wormiey, H. P. Montgomery, Dr. C. B. Purvis, Prof. R. H. Terrell, W. E. Mat- thews, EM, Hewlett, Rev. W. H. Brooks and others, Tue exercises were opened by a speech from Mr. W. S. Montgomery, in which he referred to Mr. Dougiass as the foremost citizen of the Republic. ‘The Rev. Mr. Handy delivered an eloquent address of welcome,” He sald that like most distinguished men of our time and country Douglass has written hts own history, has carved ont and cleared the rugged pathway that leads to the temple of honor and renown, He then introduced Mr. Douglass, who Was most enthustustically greeted. MB. DOUGLASS’ SPEECH. ‘Mr. Douglass began his remarks in avery low tone, but ashe warmed to his subject he spoke with Increased force, and bis voice Wasas resonant and musical as of old. He spoke of the pride he felt in toe compltinent which was offered him, and said he rejoiced in the approval aud support of good men and women, He safd that he had al- Waysendeavored to embody and reflect the dest quiltities, hopes and aspirations of the colored people of the country, Wherever he bad been he had carried with lin thetr cause—the cause of Mb erty and equal rights for all men, Mr. Douglass then related the story of his trip across the ocean, and compared 1t with the one he made forty-two Years ago. Keferring to the ques- Yon of home rule or coercion for Ireiand, he sald he velleved that good order, Uberty and ‘ctviliza- tion will be better served and better secured in the union of Great Britain and Ireland than out- side of If. ‘The spiritof the age does not favor Sinail nationalities, However, he was tn sympathy with home rule for Ireland, as held by Mr. Glad- stone. Speaking of the Americans he met abroad, he said: “The Ainericans over there are the most deligutfal people you can think of when you meet tite. When I would be recognized by one of them hey Mould come, up wich a cordial, “How are You, | bow are you,” and shake my and, inquire when | gotover, and be most pleasant. it [should meet one of them on Pennsyivania avenue,” he con- cided with @ chuckle, “tiey would not’ touch me With a palr of tongs.” He visited at New Castle on Tyne, where live Ellen and Auna_Ricuardson, the ladies who were mainly fnstrumental in Tals lng the £100steriing toransom nim. Mr, Douglass? Speech was Tull of wit and humor and hisaudience Showed thetr appreciation of his points by hearty applause. “LINCOLN AND DOUGLASS” IN 88. When Mr. Dougiass had concluded, the Rev. Mr. Stewart arose and said that he wished to nomt- nate his ticket for the campaign of 1888, and | therefore would say, “for Prestdent, Robert T. | Lincoln; for Vice-President, lass.” [lis suggestion was rec he audience then filed past Mr. Douglass, each one receiving a hearty grasp of the hand. ‘Later on in the evening a banqnet was served toa 1ew invited guests in tire low Curious Real Estate Transaction. SUIT TO SET ASIDE CERTAIN DREDS OF TRUST. ‘To-day, Theodore Brooks, by Mr. Campbell Car Tington and Irving Wii da bill in equity against Wm. Mayse and Wm, Mayse, jr., and T. W. Davis, trustees, to set aside certain deeds of trust. The complainant states that he was the owner of Parts of lots 2 and 3, in square 313, parts of lots 1 and 3, In square 556, and part of lot 1, In square 69; that in April, TS, one Joseph Brooks called owt and persuaded uta’ to co to the office of Mayse & Co., When the defendant Mayse repre- Sented that Joseph Brooks wanted to Borrow Dut had no property fn the city on which t a deed of trust, and that if he (ihe complainant Would give a deed of trust on his property, Joseph Brooks Would secure him by giving ‘a deed on Ais suburban property; tuat relying on the represent- | ations of Mayse tut the transaction Was a matter | of form, complainant, with his wife, on April 14, IsS4, Went to Maysé’s oMlce and éxecuted te deed’ of trust on” his property, and received the note of Joseph Brooks tor $4,000, dated April 12, pa¥able five years after date, and also the receipt | of the recorder of deeds for ‘the deed of trust of Eliza A. and Joseph Brooks on 11.6 acres tn the county. He Turtuer says that after the death of Joseph Brooks he sought an interview with Mayse, Who coolly informed hiin that the suburban prope erty had been sold under a former deed of trust, and had falled to bring enough to satisfy the deed | Secured by that deed of trust, aud at the tune com- | plainant received ts deed of trust there were two other deeds ou (he satne property; that Mayse fur. tuer informed him that Joseph’ Brooks had not Settled, and there was due $8,000, for which the complainant's property Ww: but that if he (the complainant) would make tae property over Lo Lim (Mayse) and pay him a httle interest, he Would give lin a paper aliowing bim the usé of the property aslong as he lived. ‘The complainant states Limit he then took leral advice and bad the Tecords searched, and be found tnat there was a deed of trist on each of his four pleces of prop- erty to secure Mayse $2,000; and he avers that if bis signatures are genuine, they were procured by Iraud’ ani mistepresentation, and he terefore Prays the court to decree tual these conveyances | wre null and void, ——— An Adopted Child Cruelly Whipped. THE WOMAN WHO CASTIGATED HER FINED $10. Rose Williams, colored, who lives on 4th street, | between C and D streets southeast, was placed on Uial in the Police Court this morning, charged with cruelly beating Nettie Gant, her ten-year-old adopted daughter. Officer Wilson testilled that last night, about 121 o'clock, complaint was made to the station, and witness went to the house and found the child suffering from severe bruises about her back and arms. ‘he defendant admitted hav. Ang whipped the citi The girl, Nettie Gant, testified that Mrs. Will- jams whipped her because she ran away. Mrs, Lee, colored, who lives in the house with Mrs. Williims, testified that she heard the whip- ping and heard the calid screaming. When wite ness went in Mrs. Williams’ room she said she found the girl siting on the steps with her hands ted togettier. vr O'Nelll testified that be examined the child and round thirty-seven severe bruises on her back and arms. ‘The judge said he would have to make allow- ance for the education and circumstances of the defendant. He had uo doubt but that she thouglit she was doing right. A tne of $10 or thirty days ‘Was linposed. — The Shepherd Demonstration. THE CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS WHICH WILL PARTICIPATE. Mr. Chas. S. Moore, Une chairman of the commit. tee on the civic portion of the parade which 1s to be given tn honor of ex-Gov. Shepherd, has issued actreular cordially inviting “all organized etvic bodies to partietpate in the proposed parade, and earnestly request that they communicate ‘with ime promptly, iy order that proper assignments may be wade'in the formation of the procession.” Teis expected that there Will bea large repre. Sentation of the bicycle and boat clubs and of ‘the labor organizations in the parade. = = ‘The Washingt: Win Two Games, TOR RESULT OF THE GAMES AT INDIANAPOLIS YES- TERVAY—OTHER LEAGUR GAMES. After having been defeated twelve consecutive Umes, the Washingtons won two games from In- Glanapolis yesterday. In the first inuing Whit, hey pitched well for the Statesmen, aud Healy for the Hoosiers, Score: Washington, 4; Indianapo- Its, Hits: Washington, 8; Indianapolis, 9, Er- rors: Washington, 2: Indlanapoits, 2. In the ternoon the State“men won by the score of 7 to ODay did tue pitching for the Washingtons in a masterl siyle, striking out eight men and giving one man” bis base on balls. Indianapolis, made ut 7 its off him, while the Statesmen luade the sane number OM Boyd. —Washingtons Tnade four error, to the Hoosters three. Hines Ine Jured his hand in the fourth inuing and wus re. Placed by Shoch. Other ivawue games yesterday resuited ag tole lows: | De ork. 0; (eight Innings), Chics, Pailadeipita ite bay posed on a cam Association games tan, 3. Cincinnatt, 6 Cleveland, 4. Athiet aud Pitts: ‘ount of rain, Baltimore, 6; Metrcpol luls, 0.” Louisville, 6; Brooklyg, 3 DEATH OF 4 WELL-KNOWN OULD Ting CATERER.— Mr. Samuel Procior, a notice of whose death apo pears in TRE STAR to-day, was a well-known caterer of tuls city during Ube war and managed the Senate restaurant for elght years He kept What Was known as the “Hole In the Wall,” which ts uow a part of the Library of Congress, His [sa Was a well-known resort for Senators and ‘epresentatives. He served the carnival ballon the completion of the Avenue pavement in 1872, and catered for President Lincoln when he cane to Washington in 1861. His funeral will take place at St. Luke's church, Sunday, at 2 Pm a Serer See YournFUL THIEVES SENT TO THE REFORM ScHOoL.— Eaward Lane and Frank Boswell, the colored boys Who robbrd the houses of Justice’ Miller and Coin. modore Wrigit yestprday morning, as published in. We STAK. Were sentenced to the Keform School by Judge Suell to-day. Walter Washington and Wilita:i Brown, smiail Colored boys, Were tried tor entering the premises of Charles Young, No. 1433 Corcoran street, and they were sentenced to tie Ketorm School. RRR OO Y AL RRO OY Y¥ sak RRR 2 oy AAL RR OY asa ER ROO ¥Y 2°4SiLu fen A K KIINN Ge bot sa R RSHNW BOO Bei Aaa Bc HN RSG co ‘BBA AK KIIN NN GGG rrr, 00 wow Ww: KEE RRR PPO Ow WWW DE ROR Fr. 8 tava B BEE Be ¥ “co W OW opp KEKE BT ABSOLUTELY PURE. This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity. strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary hinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powdera Soup oxnr m Cana Roan ‘Basix Powpen Co, 106 Wall strech NX oct PLUMBERS’ REGISTRATION FEE, A Proceeding to Test Its Legality. DANIEL HANNAN PETITIONS FOR A MANDAMUS AGAINST COL. LUDLOW. Messrs. Edwards and Barnard have, for Daniel Hannan, fied a petition for a mandamus against Wm. Ludlow, Engineer Commissioner of the Dis- trict of Columbia, commanding him to issue to him (Hannan) a permit to make an excavation for ‘the purpose of introducing water into house No, ‘822 12th street northwest. The petitioner sets out the act of January 25, 1881, for the employinent ot an inspector of plumbing, and the regulations thereunder, and states that he has fully complied therewith; that about the 1st inst. he applied for the permit mentioned above, but the said Commis- Stoner refused to issue tt. ‘Petitioner states that the only justification detendant has for bis action 4s the non-compliance by the petitioner with cer- tain othe regulations tssued in April last requir- ing a registration fee of $3. This last regulation Pelitiourr as wot complied with, because” he has a advised by counsel that it was made without authority of law, is unreasonable and unnecessary, in restraint of trade, unjustifiable, and an unwar- Tanted Interference with petitioner’s right to pur- Sue his lawful avocation, inconsistent with the Betas gna gana rere ne 01 e prival erty, and imposes. upon hint special obligations from which others are exempt. 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"Si Tours, aus0-to d31 Tex Tuovsaxo Yarvs OF BEAUTIFUL FRENCH SERGES, all pure fine Wool, wide double width, in all colors— Brown, Blue, Black, Green, Garnet, and Bronze. Cash value 62}9¢.; reduced to 3754¢. RICOT C: DRESS GOO! re wool, wide dcubis wish Cash value 806 7 paduckd SP SURAH SILKS, 75c. BLANKETS, slightly soiled, $2, $2.50, 82.75. BLACK SILK VELVET PLUSH, 81. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in all colors; new styles: 12 yards for $1.50. BLACK SILK MERVELIEUX, only 81 BLACK SILK RHADAMES, only 8 #ANCY SILKS, 373, 40, ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, fold, 12 yards fore. mie eos gSPLENDID PAIL OF BLANKETS, immense aize Tromense assortment of wide double-width BLACK CASHMEKES, 35, 31, 375 30. 82, 150. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Each customer who buys 85 or over will recelvo & pairof landacle Damask Towels, worth 8 Each customer who buys 10 or over will receive handsome Bridal Quit, worth 8150, te 1@, OF CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th st. New Fac Axp WistenD azssGoons. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. ‘We have just opened the latest styles in Wool Suit- ings, Plush Novelties, Paris Robes, Combination Suits ‘and Braided Dresses: also, a full line of choice Broad- cloths in the latest shades for dresses. These beauti- ful goods are more popular than ever, and we offer = full line that bas been shrunk, but still retain their beautiful finish. New Black Silks in every grade. Fancy Velvets and Plushes. Quilted Satins, Astra- khan Cloths for coats and trimming. New stock of Hosiery and Underwear. We offer the best Towel for $3.09 per dozen that has ever been sold, Examine it ‘and compare values. 916 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna, ave. ‘One Price, a2 J.C. Horcarssos, IMPORTER. GRAND OPENING HIGH NOVELTIES, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Sept 21st and 22d. MILLINERY. Elegant Imported Pattern HATS and BONNETS from the leading modistes of Paris. An extensive assortment of French Felt HATS and BONNETS in new and scarce colors not to be found in domestic goods. American Felt HATS in immense variety at popular low prices. RIBBONS in every conceivable shade and color. Lyons SILK VELVET, all new shades, $3.50 per yard. Fancy FEATHERS, new designs. DRESS TRIMMINGS. PASSEMENTERIES and SILK EMBROIDERED, Black and Colored, selected from the best French makers, and are not only elevant,but exclusive. phgveltics in Lace Draping NETS, WRAPS and JACK- ra A cordial invitation extended to ladies who desire to inspect these goods, HOSIERY. Fancy and Staplo Silk and Cotton. 50 dozen Ladies? Richelieu Ribbed French Lisle Thread HOSE, regular 81 goods at 66e. Warrented FAST BLACK HOSE 40c. pair. Foster Kid Lacing GLOVES, new improved hooks, 320 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Exzoxzo Youxes Co. ARE OFFERING: CRANBERRIES—Ek Cod acento as ae ‘aud extra tender tips in round puckages. BEEF TONGUES—Extra large Sugar Cured, fresh CIrTy ITEMS. FOR SALE—LOTS. EDUCATIONAL. Wu. Hitwe'co-s Hanahan sene Horses, oy 816 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. No. 1. Gents’ genuine Calf Button, ano Congress, warranted in every respect, at fully as for wear and style as any $2.50 shoe. No 2, Our Gents’ now famous $3 genuine Hand- sewed Seamless Calf Shoes, any style or width, ahead of many a $5 shoe. No. 3. Gents’ fine Calf Hand-s wed Boots, $3.95; were called cheap last season at $5, No. 4. Ladies’ genuine Kid or Goat $1.48 Button Boots, common-sense or opera toe, as stylish and fully as serviceable as any $2 shoe. No. 5, For $3 we are selling Ladies’ Hand-sewed Mnest Kid and Straight Goat Button, any style or width, really superb goods and compare very much in our favor to the $5 shoes of otner houses. No. 6. Those 98c. School Shoes, Kid and Pebble, Worked button-holes, for Girls, and a Cal1 Button for Youths, aro a boon to economically inclined parents and a boom for us. P. S.—Those kites are nearly all gone, To avoid sappointment, bring the boys at once. 1 Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th st., offers New Mackerel, New Labrador and Poto- mac Herring, Imported Sardelies, Anchovies, and Holland Herings, 1 ‘Try the Invincible Flour, new process Minne- sota Patent, makes the whitest roibsand sweetest bread. M.& P. Merzorn, 1 417 7th st. nL. School Trunks of best quality and moderate prices at Topham's Manufactory, 1231 Pa. avenue aw, ‘The following stupendous bargains are offered for to-morrow only at 8. W. Augenstein’s, 817, 819 and 821 7th st, D.w.: Japanned chamber pails, all colors, 29c.; 3g doz. Stone china cups and sau- cers, 35 doz. plates, 1 meat dish, 1 vegetable dish, and I basket, 98c.; 3 doz. knives and forks, 50c. 1 qt, covered oyster cans, 10c.; 3g doz. table Spoons, 13c.; square brass bird cages, s4c.; 3 doz. colored wine glasses and 1 walter, 950.3 1anc; parlor lamps with chandelier trimmings, 88. ‘Waste paper baskets, 24c.; large size, 39°.; oll- cloth rugs, 39¢.; dustpan and brush, 17:.; colored glass stand lamps, complete, 37c., ‘regular price, colored cut glass gas ‘globes, with holders, 29c.; hand lamps, complete, 16c.; large tablets, 25 sheets, paper and 25 envelopes, 7c.; deco- rated French china tea sets, 36.97, worth $10. cakes stove polish, 5c. ; 60 [t, clothes line, 7 120 [t,, 16 School bags, 7c. “Great reduction’ in decora dinner, tea and toilet sets, Do not mistake name and number. Please bear In mind we are the only crockery house on the east side of 7th street from Pennsylvania avenue tol street northwest, 1 ‘For Pickling— Pure Apple Vinegar and Spices. pate M. & P, MaTzoER, 1 417 7h stn, Best Stock of Fancy Leather Goods and Trav- eling Goods at TorHaM’s, 1231 Pa, ave. n.W. 4 Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th ste offers Family Flour $5.48 DDI, $1.39 4 DDL, 70c. 4 DDL; Pat. Process $6.48 DDL, $1.09 DDL, 83C. 4 3 bars Oleine soap, 1: Special Prices at the Oriole, ‘822 7TH StREET NORTHWEST, For Saturday and Monday, September'24 and 26, Ladies’ +- button Kid Gloves, 49 cts.; Zephyr, 6 ets. per oz.; Knitting Yarn,’ 98 cts.’ per pound; Canton Flannel, 53 and 6 ct&, much heavier at 8 ¢ts.; Red and Blue Twilled Flannel, 25 cts.; Grey Flannel, 123, 14, 17 cts.; Ladies’ Jerseys, coat back, 49 cts;" All-wool Jerseys, coat back, 98 cts, Worth $1.25; the same Jersey, with a créme vest front, at 99 cts., worth $2.00; Bretonne Jersey, upper half plaited, $1.23, worth $2.00; Children’s Heavy Undershirts at’ 123g, 15, 19, 25 ets., accord Jug to size; Ladies’ Undershirts, 23, 39,749 cts.; large size’ White Bed Spreads,” 69’ cts; Heavy Sheeting, 19 cts; Ladies’ Cishmere Shoulder Scarts, G9 cts. worth $1.00; All Color Cashmere, 23 cls.; 10-4 White Blankets, 98 cts.; best quality. Bed Comroris, 98 cts; large size Linen ‘Towels, 8 cts.; Ladies’ Mother Hubbard Night Dresses, 50 ct ourd0-ct. Cheinise, with square Yoke of embroidery, 43 cts.; our 50-ct. Corsets, 39 cls; our G2-ct. Cor: Sets al 50 cts.; our $1.00 Corsets al 7 cts.; Our 31.00 Woven Corset, 69 Cls.; Swan's Down, cts.; Crash, 334 cts. per Yard; Silk Garter Web, 10 cts, Gent's FURNISHINGS. Men’s Night Shirts, 49 cts.; Men’s Suspenders, 13 cts.; Boys’ Suspenders at 9 crs; Linen Cuffs, 3 air for 25 ets; Linen Collars, 3 for 25 ets.; Heavy ‘arn Socks, 25 cts.; Fine Cashmere socks, '25 cts. Camel's Hair Socks, very heavy: ets. Mix Socks, seamless, 3 pair for s.; Unbleached Seamless Socks, 2 pair for 25 cts.;" Men's Fa bordered Linen’ Handkerebiels, 2 for 25 cts.; Blue Flannel Bicyele Shirts, 75 cts.; “Heavy W! Merino Undershirts, 25, 39, 50 cts.; All-wool White or Ked Undershirts at 69, 75 cts., $1.00; Canton Flannel Drawers at 25, 31, 35, 39 Cts; our Tailor made Drawers at 49 cts., regular prive 63; Sinall Boys’ Canton Flannel Drawers, 25 ets.; ‘Cheviot Working Shirts 1, 50 cts.; Heavy Blue Over- ails or Shirts at 50'cts.; Painters’ White Overalls, with aprons, 50 cts 1 Chicago Grocery Company, 506 7th ste, We have the best 25c. Coffev ever offered. Our 3oc. Java Coffee guaranteed pure. ‘Try our Java aud Mocha mixtures tor 33. Chicago Grocery ‘Teas are celebrated for Havor. Good Bluck and Green ‘ea 35¢. per Ib. Fine Ooiong or Gunpowder ‘Tea. 50c. per Ib. Fine Engltsi Breakfast or Japan, 50c. per Ib, Finer Oviong or Gunpowder ‘Tea 7c. per 1D, frou the the snake house twice a week: POLATO CHIPS—Finest ‘in the world. Fresh and “crisp froun the oven every other day. MANDHELING. JAVA. COFFEE™A genuine article, Toasted iresh, twice w day. The most dalicious nk obtainable OLD GOV'T JAVA COFFEE Also « genuine article of bichest rade, roasted fresh once & day. "Very Beltandieliow fn the cup. rice not Guite so ue the Mandheling. SILVEL KING FLOU—Adinitted by all who try it to De the whitest, richest and swectent Sour” ever nyt TABLE Olt abwolutely "Bure Olive Oil of » very superior quality. Another large invoice just is, sud peice greatly reduced. sea daat it, Very tue ir eaveh atest nd eats ine in Haver, a : cualiZiGNoNS” Alto now ‘very fine in flavor Perfect in form. are certat Seryidesirable, aud "the price exceedingly mod ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, si9 428 Oth ut., bet. Dand Esta, Loxvox-Liverroor Crormxe Co. ANNOUNCE THEIR FIRST OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER SUITS FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN. SCHOOLSUITS. SCHOOL SUITS. SCHOOL SUITS. A SPLENDID SUIT, AGE 5 TO 13. $2.50. ABEAUTIFUL PLAID SUIT, AGE 5 TO 13.9400. BOYS" SUITS, ALL STYLES AND COLORS. PRICES RANGING FROM $4. 85. 86, 86.50 ‘TO $12, THESE GOODS.ARE MANUFAG- TURED FOK OUR SPECIAL USE, AND ARE GENUINE NOVELTIES, THEY CANNOT BE SEEN ELSEWHERE. BRING YOUB BOYS, AND WE WILL MAKE THEM HAFPY. LONDON-LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, ° Comer 7th and G sta. ny, Finest Ooiong or Gunpowder Tea $1 per 1b. Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th st. mW. 1 ‘The Best Teas Offered. Japan, Gunpowder, and Oolong at 50c. per Ib. M. & P. MerzcER, 1 17 7Uh st. uv, Horse Blankets and Carriage Robes at price that are guaranteed, at 4 TorHaM’s, 1231 Pa, ave. D. Ww. ‘The Fair. 812 7th street n.w., Goldsehmid’s Vid Stand, Tollet Sets Chamber Sets, The Tea Sets, The Dinner Sets, ‘Most chinu-ware, Choicest: Glass-ware, Complete Breakrast Sets, Goods Fruit Sets. ‘Stock Berry sets. at Fruit Bowls, in Fruit Dishes, the Finger Bowls Washington ‘rea Pots, Lowest Coffee Pots, | or Tin-ware, Prices, Kitchen-ware, Anywhere, | Wooden. Toya, | ‘The Handlest Store for Housekeepers. ‘THE Farr, $12 7th n.W. and 811-813 8th street bw. PRANKLE & Co., Proprietors, Chicago Grocery Company, 806 7th st., Offers—4-vear old Whi: r50c. Gt. 7-year old Rye, #3 4-year old Brandy, $2 fal 7-year old Brandy, §3 gal., or Phillip»? Digestible Cocoa, If desirous to continue in the use of the Cocoa which was served at the International Medtcal Congress and created such favorable eriticism, ask your druggist or grocer for the above. It differs trom all other preparations of Cocoa or me qt 1 chocolate, f 523,30,07 Pennsylvania Coke. Immediate deliy- ery, ALT Willkuns, 619 7th st., ad New Jersey ave. and D st. 21a ‘Royal Gluc” mends ‘em.—Boston Varie’ L. H. Hopkins, 904 Pennsylvania ave., has a varlety of ice and roiler skates. 0-3 Drink the “Queen of Beers” Ifyou want to save doctors’ bills. ‘The health of your entire family will be siudied by ordering this Deer from the Agency, 108 D street uorthwest. ‘75 cents per dozen, om Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning. and delivered in 3g Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b. Also, Cottage Cheese and Isuttermailik; ‘Sweet AUC 5e. per quart. Avruux Ovesre. SEATON PERRY, (Succesor to Penny & Brongn), WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMB: TaN WEI LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Yat LATESL PARIS NOVELIIES IN BENGALINES, UAISES MOIKE AN LIQU: e MOIKE PEKY OIKE, SATIN DUCHESSE, AND ALL- FALL AND WINTEK OF 1687.00” X'S PLAIN AND FANCY VELVETS FROM 81.2: TAT S10 PER YARD. = brhereg 'W FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS, ENGLISH SUIT- NETNGS AND SCOICH GHEVIOtS SOLE SUIT NEW SCOTCH PLAIDS AND HAIR LINE STRIPES, V ELTIES IN IMPORTED SILK AN] 5 NOPINATION SUIS FROM 88 TOSS OOF OOM IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ‘MOURNING FAB- IGS" FROM HE MOST-CELEBI A BEAN HANUFACTUNE MS: Bad auwe NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY AND HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘TREFOUSSE AND PERINOT'S K-D GLOVES, GENUINE C. P. FRENCH CORSETS FROM 91.50 ‘THESE GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPORTATIONS Al ERSONAL SELECTIONS. ‘FIRS’ Ex NEW YORK DUIUNG THE ROE Ra HAND 01 ADVISE MY OU: ERS TO MAKE TMIGQGGR SonGHAgES Sour OMBHS, TO. MARE SORIMENIS ARE COMFLETE AS THEKE 18 A LATER IN THE SEASON: XTUKES. ,WAYS A SCARCITY. OF THE MOST DESIRABLE TE: Sa PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, BEAION PERRY, Peary Bur.pna, "lvania ave,, cor. reso, Penney ve. cor. Oth st, Wescorr, Wucoxr & Wire, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, No. 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, ‘Washington, D. 0. E.8. Wescott, W.R Wiloor, LD. Wine. 219 Shiai jearo daily receiving our Fall ; Furniture Coverings; Curtain Drapery, Lace Curtains, and Table Covers in great variety. ff sep2?-3m HOOE BHO. & CO, 1328 Fst. EDUCATIONAL. _ EDUCATIONAL. RS. PLENDID LOT FOR BUSINESS eg ag ee eee erie Seemiateces let Sol JOR SALE—I CAN SELL TO AN IMMUDIATE purchaser wo choice lots on P, near I7th st. n. Price $1.50. ‘Thisis « bargain. KC HILL, 2 Sth and F sta, R SALE—VERY CHEAP—TWO CHUICE LOTS ou 21st, between N and U sts. n.w.; price @1.65 if goed at quce: ground in the immediate Jueishborhood bel 8. or Corner 8th and F ROR SALETAT A BARGAIN—TWO LOTS ON between 14th and 15th ste. n.w. 225100 feet, 82: two lots on Q, oetween “17th stand New Hampshire g¥e. 252100 $1.85; one lot on Q between 2 21st sts., 20: me lot on Q. tween 2 hud Zist ‘oue lot on 16th, between aud (Gate, BSx1U0, 82:79." 8. C. HILL, comer Sth auc . Be23-61" ROE SATE HAVE FOR SALE OVEK 900,000 square feet in Whituey Close, uakiug nearly’ 100 fots. “Lheseace the choice of this beautitul subdivision, aud waleu Lean olfer at speculative prices oust once, Corner 8th 3e23-6t* Fe SALE—THE CHOICEST LOTS IN “BKOOK- lan.” ‘adjoining the new Catholic University. Gaifoteiyaud yet the bess baigainas HC: WLLL cot: er 8th aud £'sta, 23-60" JOR SALE— Fisnenaia Lot. on List. bet, 19th and 14th ste. 25 rout, improved ‘by franie dwellinws, renting for go8 por month, HUFTY & DyEs, 62 ‘ALE—LOT 25 BY 100, TO 4 between Land M aud LSE a cparentlinn ie, 10,0U0 feet of wou 3 stable, ote. “Ouly 62,2008 WALKER 1000 F st. 3 OR a Soares L Ca NEAR NEW smmpohire ave, 40 £0 front, at oe GED. W. LINKINS, 19thand Hvta._ L LOTS ON 23D 5t., feet; 15-toot ae alley are foot, 8, Wiltox ews, Tw07 Pa venue. LELOT N, BET S41H AND doTH STS. » 26.4x73, Price, UO cents. WESCUL4, WILCOX & WINE » 108x122. rearailey. WESCOT I, 823-0 __1907 Pa. avenue. Pot Sew SON QUT, NEAR NEW Hampshire ave. 2574100. Price,"s1.0, COLL, WILCOX & WIN 1907 Pa. seine, 1 ON PST, NEAR 14TH, 34x100. "WESCOTT, WILCOX & W:NE, 1907 Ps. avenue, s23-6t_ JOR 8A Puce, &. Ct, 1:08 SALES A NICE BUILDING Lot, 222x105, ON Coty between Zu aud 3d nw. LIS per square foot, SWOaKsi EDT & BRADLEY, 927 1 st, LW. S233 JOR ON COLUMBIA Heigitts, luciug Wuituey ave. and Kenyou tuto two lois to advantage, sez-Lw* J. RHERTFORD, 1423% F st. TING ON 25TH st, u. W., Hear dL at., and on 30 and 1o-toot alley; iuituble for sual hot r tuot, JR MERTEOD, 142335 F st 81.75. 40,ect front, Net, between 17th aid 18U west BENJ. P. DAVIS, 1519 F st. JUR SAI P LOTS ON PATTERSON ST. Bieta North Capitol aed and Seen 18 10 10-foot alley’ ERMAN & CO, 140: 0 feet trout by V2 Leet we. Ide, and ie. SOUN' SI i eee e JeOE SALE-275 FEET FRONT, 100 FEET DEEP, Coltax si., bet Land M aud ist and 2d sts. n. cheap aud un éaay tecmus, WALKEM & WILSON, st ‘ _1006 Fst JOR SALE— BEAUTIFUL LOCATED LOTS AT Tey City, 3 minutes! ride in cars, New York avenue aud K'st,, only 920 casi and $5 monthly; no interest; round LS5P esta, ° aie JON SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE E Short Lets in the elt, Mass, ave., between Lith id th ots., runing through to 1 at. S20-1W A. P. HILL & CO., 1338 F Jolt SALE—LO Qst., loth and 1th; Q, Maud S; 4.1 ave. 10u0 and 17tu sta: Pst Xiststs, For particuars apply to s20-1w me HILL & CO,, 1338 F st._ POH SALE—85 FEET FROsT ON 12TH, NORTH ©} Penusylvania uve, anproved by three bricks aud one frame. ‘A.B. MILL'S CO. S20-1W LGM F at. SDT, G2Hx120.2 TO AP. HILL & CO. 338 F st, ‘AINING 22,000 fect, square 2, coruer Spruce aud Juuiper sta’, Le Droit Fark, ut-45¢., oue sguare trom two lines sinect ‘LEH, Fok Stes sT, 5 7; | Bre mvited: alter which date the regular lectures will WASHINGTON. HE CEDALS—A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL | QT. CPCILIA’S ACADEMY, 601 B CAPITOL ST. WASSROO krspencanren mstrrere, | THe simaliSaA BOARDING ANT Octo: | SV Tne Pawlish Couns 1s (horvUeD.. Pretch tauieht by for the training of teachers. Eleventh a tor S: paras. classified September 29 and J0. Supe- me. des Garrenes. Private lessons ip French, Mu- Oct" Glames 6 to 7 p. in. for public scllool Pigs adrastages a Tasertageny Mizeig Hiatceyy and | wie sind Paintin foe dion aalaee and Satousl Kap oo Washington, Dee eS : tole seh, Abbe 4 pee uaviNG RET sd Primary sola hg EOeige POLLOCK. Pan- | Croxon Fant ax nr wong | Buss Kenone bois Sg" aoa rseede Reopens Sept 18) (Circal § rotor ot Lilley method of Sineing ad Voice | Hasan aT onde. 0 13th 5, S50, MRS ALPRED BUJAC WICC Resume | “auz7-ia! se Gir New Vorkave Moses HE NORWOOD INSTITUTE, A SELECT BOARDIN LADIES AN ‘duties of their School op Gctober 4tb, at 1016 Irth et. mw.” Private instruction in, French. ‘English, Drawing, Mathematics, Se. 7 110t& N.W. MES JL. McGEP'S SCHOOL ea (Sui year) Will Feopen September 21, DP DAY SCHOOL FOR rtruk oinis. Te! MEDICAL F Batra _french and Drawing by the best masters. #e2-1m* nr Mas -f 8 Sage en eet ON : ISS EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INSTRUC. a oe for ‘benet jedical Student ive a thor. - ~ ¥ - De know ot ne ol tor Tor Latioe Gash course fa Chtuical Aledicine, Sunrer)«Disesars ot tion tn Focal music September 10th. Wiivme dives vane bigher feapect. tha Nor ws cca rane n big her empect Sood. Inetitut. SAMLE MILLER Justice 0. ‘Supreme Court. ea3t-1y RS S.C. DAVIS, TEACHER OF PIANO AND M* 8 limited Baste Wonien, snd Obstetrics during the euetitgr session at for chraneh s d concert, the Frecdimen’s Hospital aa follows: ti Hlocds 4 Surstoal Gunme evoey 4 i. by F. Grahaa, or C. 1k Purvis A daily Lounge Indie oye nls prepared 1226 Mancachmsetin ave, — st M ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE —RE grwanized for specialinstrac ion in Agricultireand 5 mony wit take of cere Peplechauscarty Vctuehapwogenstee ata | MU Rarnouy? xi ate indie wer at Pa Dispensary Clinic by Dr’ ¥.3, sbada. Prof. Pur 1 | Felt hierar And ccaeeeae Tenchi Stee October S TBW7. “ASdhene at SAND will Limit his Obstetrical Clinics to advanced sindcuta | Statin’ amt eee Soaring aveation we | MAX. US6 Foto. w sal A Surgical Clinte will ‘be wiven every Sunday worn- | niles from Washington city, Sesion opens NPI. 3a, | PNSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLENT afgerie tier nite month by Lrot Mobertayburn | Forcatai crore nldmee d:A/CHAMILNG Secretar of Br, DONC wt me giving Hemme fence °5 Agricultural Collese. Sit Dental operstisus aud, filling of teeth will be per- | * nee = BRK 1 Residence, GOR 'H st uw. PIANOS AND ORGANS. % RY F. MILLER Pia’ RT SCHOOL MKS. MH. PIKE'S S1UDIO 18 formed dally by Prof, John F. & ufour and staf Me SCHOOL Mus CH r rranne se ow at 193.) Piet 2, as fortuerly, where she gig ipformation address. 1 BOUVIS SE sBictnr® | Sai be pleasea to mucet ber classes as suet, "aSw" IANO AND ELOCUTION LESSONS. — F. G. CHURCH, pupil of the New Encland Couservatory ot 4 n, Wi iv. truction in the “ILus- | Istbe Art of all Arts—no person’ cat com and Upright. The mor tote Solenuae’ Method. ities MAY fe DAISH | pleterwtos wremepereed | : Will have charge of the klocution Department. 1609 “\o brauch of Education is more scholarly, refined elé-im 10th st nw. HELI | Tier Elcctange, fone Dave Detter st the present day, MasoS 2 3aM0IS cruiour viaxos, wit LIAM WALDECKER ‘The Coliewia & fnproved method of striucing Wiareeect tle cine Comerrators of Musicy | f™E CUCM Courmes oven Crtober INO" RLuts & ao, ‘yacher of Piano, Onean and Rariacay: Nov-Frofessioual is for those who wish te study Eloe | 14am Sy Pa ave, nar 0th at 1-2w* Resi e, 1140 Gthat. mw. | cution asau ELEGANT ANT tor Home and society, EMR BROS? UPRIGHT PIANOS WITH IANO LESSONS. > accomplishment which forms an importa Part of every giuwhed Education, The Protessioual Course bas two divisions: 1, ORA- TORY; 2 ACTING. There are STUTTGART METHOD. damper attachment ahd « x which MISS GRACE H. SEMMES, Aiso: pine can be re 25 Coreoran st. for those who wish. -wonpay, | SHA i REOPENS MONDAY, per 28, her school at 929 18th st. n.w., 2d i 2 GESIUKE, ORATORY, ‘P. ELLIS & 00. Septen imiations,. Exteauporabeous. Sci Pattiat near 10th ®t. oor Iron tavul work, missed fegsons’ re- : “! = 2 ¥ ILADED SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, NEAR | RHETOKIC and LOGIC. “rx teas Pa.ave., in MASS AVEOUSS Ut wt mow. Raedtth Public Gradastine Exereqses oecur in Juns, 5 a2 oe Number of puplis limited: Principals: MISS SUSIE | The Collece hus'e Dramutte Hells wits stage YEW PIANOS, SQUARE, UPmIGHT AND POLLOG Send tor Large Illustrated Catalocue, with full Ae- geription of PRIZES, HON Grand. at moderate prices and easy terms, old time struments taken iu payment for new, sl41m 937 Pa ave. 0. for.wegly of Boxton, educated. Par eae Woon Cormercrar, Scroor, im Gerinaiy 20-26 ‘ollege Courses: also. CONTESTS D the CURE, School of Deep ferred. and Desrees 606 F st. n.w., open for ladies aud cevtlemen. LAGE ot ELOCUTION and ona. | PECK! E BROS’ SQUARE GRAND PIANO, wird Instruction it Book-keeyinu, Orthoxrephy, P TUL, stool auc cover, at DORI ai ie, Geoxzaph; st now. half a block ic ATS & o¢ it of City Post-Omi Government of the United states. T Washineton, D oBox 2ot em} eld-aim 937 Pa ave., near 10tn st. nw, Sito P and Z tog peat auition: gS per inonthe ese ee aa ita as Onna , : uvcival Public: Scho D SCHOOL FOR GIS, SANDY | YYEBER SQUATE PIANO, 5 | Hesveria, inet >t At Prius Poe es onttonon Comme: Mie iene ATE | WWewithetod andooren sts barmte, JOHN" F ELLIS & ©. 3-1m_937 Pevnrylvania ave, 0... voar 10th st | JZRADBURY SQUAKE PIANO, IN Goop CONDE yin | BD tion, with stool and cover, at's rn JOHN F. ELLIN & CO, mm that | S13-Im_ O27 Penneytyauia ave. m. w.. bear 10th at. | JPAINSS bos sgual |r pens September 18. Thor wah ith earetully attended rewiars, address HENKY ALLOWELL. A.M. (Yale) f BUSINESS COLLEGE, ¢ jusinens ectucas u ENGLIsH—iuetoric, Logic, English Language and | ten and. w, eouetn vesatully’ perform dition, with stool and cover. i, al Geomen qucrgopi inatrcon vet, , | = Poem dote FELIS ACO, S meral, Analytical {ue Eusiish Lancuage, Corresponde nid C | _s13.m 9: unsylvania ave n. W., near 10t F x sor ation, ook-keejius, Business Practice, Civien, or | = oo . ‘ PuASICS—Heat, Light, electricity, Acvustic and | Hus. Regular: bay and Evening Stanione remumed Gition, with stool, ets STE n1238 & 00, Epa pcecmeeaimenl (oF - yythe scar oe guatter | _#13-1m OR7 Pennastvauiesve we wen Lou at ASTRONOMY —Descriptive and Practical. gu and after Mond: & Full ¢ UPEGHT PIANO. A LARGE ASSORTMEN very little used, at low prices, JOHN _13-1m_937 Pennsylvan, PIANOS FOR RENT AT MODERATE PRICES Also Moved, Tuued, a Teachera. “Cut Kegula fessiony one year, $70, payable 810 on enteriua, att balance In monthly installments of 210 each: a'year scholarship, paid in full_on entering, #60; tuition per arter of ten weeks, ® id on’ entering. ssdons—Tuition: 816 f ‘one year Seats are ansici METEOROLOGS—Theory and Methods of Signal Of- ese Cour | ice. CIVIL EXGINEERING—Mechanics, Descriptive Ge- ometry, Theory of Instruments, Kailrosd and PHILOSUTHY-Meutal and Moral Courses of Lectures on Botany, Zoology, Anthro- fon. Special. advantasres -Im_ 937 Peonsyly logy and Geology. Ea cpeagpeao ae eal am s “ states mat 6 o'clock pa, eps ETT & DANIS COS TIANOS—ON 15Tit ‘or miforuation apply to <CER, Principal temiber 1 shall reopen wy F selt-im E. T. FRISTOE, Dean. Ree eee | non & tine stock of Hallet & In AN VIOLINIST, WILL TAKE Bargains up to ber 1, to prepare for 7) ON CONSERVATORY OF MUST ea tn tay Poon ie eee vivaneed put aA ae ¥ Cloud building, & id F sts. Nineteenth year. L. SUMNER Age ss i Se ASOT eM tows sdoed pug. Gera ee Vp Hate conmee ae ae | | PiAx0 Lessoss. Eivituases 0. A BULLALD: Director, BE P es SHE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND . 3°e ft | . ISS FLORENCE BALL, Tivaul Dererients of Howat Caius wa | WHR 8B | _st9-6e 8 Gat nw. | open ‘Gctoter aes ta, An adden Wilts der | AO OD ER iM mucyatite ‘The Thirty | feasion and public are iuvited.” For circulars aud MUSIC STORE, 025 7TH ST. N. W. | TABLT SoalSsoN on Mow: OHNSON, on MOD | o’ciock, at the College uilding, on H, between th and Oth sis. m.w., to which the profession aud the public information address C. B. PURVIS, M. D., Secretary, AUZS-toCtd : iris Pianos and Organs foF rent and wild on “monthly payments. Avent for New England, Sterling tok THE UNKIVALLED SOHMER PIANOS pate aber ep ocean sono-ban etrapents, Importers of fue violins, tows, sirius kee WOU copies of and 10-cent auzect unsie, Gatalowues free, notice address MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME, 13 East 12th st., New York city, fare of Hon, 8.8. Cox. for sale at Free's and Ballan- Devin daily at 5.30.) th. For furiher informacion [abny to” °* °jWyAiJLovEsoy, web. Dean, ti 00" TR WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPH Wiastiitics. San PS asa, Peete | 1223 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W. ‘The Mi~ es KERR'S long-established Day School for Youug Ladies and Children will reopen PEREEGHION ATIAINED, in Decker Bros’. PIANOS. Quality, power, purity BA. #1-3m, A MARVED IN TONE ‘The new Estey“) Lilharmonic” ORGAN tagan- ibe musical revelation, 25-0 Matchions in singing Aud sweetneas of tone. DERS E STAY MAN, sid F at, RLINGTON ACADEMY, 621 7th st., opposite U. 8. Patent Office. nd Young Men. Autumn 2. Day and Evening instruction iu the c English hes.» Book Shortiin han ‘anything ‘ever before prsikeed in the 1 2 tuow English Uranches. - Boo Shorthand, | qua ‘a ever belure produced in UD ga her Ariuunetic. Latin, and | Nord Grvan line and it se much mcreretiective thas & For information apply as above. Greek. BURTON MA\ D., Principal. | small Pipe Organ. It ingspecially for use in ‘No home study for children under twelve, TAM SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND LECTURE ROOMS, cars: 16 uduses cuh be DUAL EA A limited number of scholars will be received as Saneen MET huet aatinhines bs ipbdioda ‘where great sustaining tone is required. ‘7th st. now. boarders, es u2 = _si7-1ra_ eee M Shiv ENS aia, Bap Nearly 200,000 bate ae A Re A ROR SALE—CHOICE LOTS— V ATIONAL COLLEGE OF PH ARMACY.—THE sIx- ‘Wasingtou School of Liccuton ind Oratot <n s 1 Oat Forest laut Bark, Forest Glem, teenth Session of the Colleze will begin on ay 904M ‘s pm THOS. G. HENSEY, s17-1m cee 1006 Fst. mw. OR SALE-LOTS IN NEW SUBDIVISION JUST pluced ou the market at Brookland, Brook's Sta- orth ort Low prices and aug term. ist css ofcity. “Low prices and easy terms. z End af iinet prices.” WALBER & WILSON, Agents, 1006 F ston. 16-1 PE SALE—ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST BUILD- ing sites on Georgetown Heights, coucreted street, 486x120, at “ssa Apply JOR SALF—LUT ON LA Heights, 90190 ft.; price >: ‘A.uice cotuer lotan Mit, Pleasant Boe so-2w* Jo HEI FOnD, r JOR SALE—29,700 FEEL OF GROUND, WITH A frontage of 475 feet; uo deep lots; splendid oppor- ity for builders of stiull houses. Address OPBOR: TUNITY, Star ontce. SO Se10-36" FUE SALE A BEAUTIFUL LOT 16x00 FEET ON Carroll’ st, with oue square of the propysed Congressional Library. Will sell low for cash. JAS, H. CLAKE, 933 svn R SALESL AM, NOW OFFERING LOTS AT “she Hichlands,” on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- Toud, ve minutes irom tue depot and only twenty, nulmlites from any of tue Departments, on payments of $20 down aud notes of $26 every three months, With, iuiterest. 1 have laid out veautitul avenues and strects, with -bade trees, aud will continue to uuprove the pluce from thue to tine. Prices from #190 tu 8500 per lol, according to location. ‘The convenience of Teaching this pro, erty will insure ity rapid aud periiae nent enhuuceeutin value. Money advanced to DuLid Gus aud water furnished, WAGGAMAN, JOMN 1003 and 1005 F at. n.w. houses. 8e3-1m _ BUSINESS CHANCES. ED BY THE (. WYMAN, easurer U , Interest and Priuel y the Ci pal yal Me PARK, Wesking.on Agent, 623-3m, ‘L4is F st. naw. 7 ANTE! NICE BOX, SUITABLE iora provision store; two meat blocks. “Address BLOCK, Star offic Eaaty JOR SALE—MATERTAL IN THE STABLE PROP: erty on Hat. between 20th and 21st sta.icw. Sealed, Toporals will be Fecelved for the shwerat the oles 2 WESCUTT, WILCOX & WINE, 1907 Pena, ave Hatil Cctober 13, 87. Tue right to relect at Vids if not satisfactory reserved. M AUTHORIZED TO PAY SEVENTY-TWO DOL- ints a sare foroue hundred shares of = INDEPENDENT. AUTOMATIC POR: ree GAS STOCK.’ TADS Particul: at. Tw FINE FOURTEEN, NEW YORE AVENUE, soit CIGAR STO! JOR SALE— 'E, ONE OF THE NICEST in the clty; owner having other busin i $280 cash. Address Box 7, Star olf NP\HE BIGGEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED FOR sinall ready capital. For particulars address W. HUIKLEY, s22-3t jaithersburg, Mc EVEN PER CENT GUARANTEED FIRST NORT- Sieare leat, decurea by intme worth tires cette Unies the amount of the anoruguge. ‘These Juans are guaruiteed principal aud interest, which will be paid Stour office. For further iniyrmation call on MMICLACHLEN & BATCHELDEK, 1225 F wt nw. E- \CERY STORE; Fes a iand cles) zent cal sales ‘inst sell ou ac tof bad health. Address . Capitol st., near Government Printing Ofte sie R SALE—Al A BARGAT er the furniture of = LE-AT PRIVAT ES dria, Va. first class business stand, attached; dwellinws and Uuilding lots’ conveuient to carsand boats. ‘Title indisputable. ‘Two houses (aix Foows euch) ior rent. Apply at 124 North loyal at. au30-Lm* R RENT_COAL DUMP, ON BAND O. RR, for ceut or lease: will carry 3,000 tons; the dump in the city and uerest the business Genter. EXAN with dwelling further information call o Cage THOMAS W. SMITH, au20-1m, ‘Lumiber Dealér, DMONT AIR LINE, Rehedulein elect September 5th, 1887. bcdouaville, Chaniotenslie Lent dor an arent oa, jon i iexandria achburg. Blue Bide me, rheny Sprit Bristol L- st Mail Daily for Warrenton, Char- Jotteaville, Gordonsville, Stations Ches. es ae ™ Pat erties Birasburg and intermediate Ripepton with Wie efor Laura. are DAY, OCLOBEK 4,18 HE GREAT WEBE ‘The Prelissbary Lxaniuation ELoc! PIANO CONTINUES & LO Deore Matriculation, and the Exain ee, Se eo favorite with Artists and Musiciats, aud 4s Quer sho wish to ent 1 Senior Cl s oa EDNE! now than ever, The EETEY UPRIGHT PIANO ts @ yhouwiah to, enter the Sent FC j eeSizth Anu Bession begius WEDNESDAY, Sep- | por tee esi TIANO, old ana dP syivauia ave. at L o'clock 7» OCLO- ‘Fianos for rent, se of instruction embraces Elocution, | BER 3. For tickets aud information apply to JOHN ish and English Classics, Latin, Mathe: SANDERS & STAYMAN. } o'clock p.m, every day ai re 2 + | and Puyaiga Culture. The ‘principal -s assisted Uy 3X. CI |erte BL ELIOT Seoretary, ab eficient corps of teachersin each departtuent, _s1-3m, 2217 Main st, Richmond, Va. Graded cla ses tor boys snd giris daily. Adult classes and private instruction given in theevening, Diplomas awarded. “A liuited niu: ber of puylls wecommodated iu the tamily. For circulars and references apply 20 Mra M.SEVENS HART. siesta Ar Dhroors. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS. AND ENGLISH, | yeon teed ure odccst at poate ioe ponees, ee ee . springer, late civil service examiner, Pianos aud Organs rented and sold on the most reas didnies preneied for collers, Wet Fossts aamaps: | gia or civil service examinations. Apply Kubber store, ‘Tuniag | al id repairing promptly attended toand satis Pith st. a auz7-in* * | faction guaranteod at tie warerconsut 1024 17m WEST END. EDWARD F. DROOP, 24 17th st. nw. ‘825 Pa. ave., late W.G. Metzerott & Co, Miss 8, W. RELLY, Princi ‘EINWAY INS PIANOS. Fegplent of prizes trom Sou Roemer yr ames 2030 | (UBAYON PORTRAITS WILL TEACH ANY 0: Cloke 2 Crayon Portrait in 15 lestoas: ho knowl: edge sl 3, aK, s. Rica, DENTAL DEPARTMENTS, | a 1 National Univer-ity, Mt. Vernon Place. corner Stu und Ksts nw. ‘The fourth aunual session will begin MONDAY, OCTOBEK 3D, 1887, at 5:30 o'clock Turcber iorastioh ayply to r ation ay ply tom Mit H. BARKER, M.D. Dean, | _s17-1mo ‘1116 H st. nw. at Kyneal’s, 7th st. WENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 181] TST. NW. Primary, jeduate aud ftigh School for both : SEPTEMBES 20, in au eu- Taneed building with Inswer corps of teachars. ail pros fessional. Tuistruction dn” Eawiisiy Mathiematicn, Languages ana Science, Pupils prepared for collegs or busines 1 ai tratuing end special adver taxes toapt pujuis. Laboratory work aud eauisthenle a, The tino ag weld sayjlind with charts weier- ence books and physical and cbenical apparatus, Of Hos" W. SIDWELL, Princip Nash Sas (08. We ancipal. u30-3 > ee ch and Bact fine Piauon—new and M = Kranich ard Bach and other Crncxentsa axv Haxpwax Piaxos To rent and sold on monthiy payments. Fiauos repaired, stored, tuned, and moved, W. G. METZEROTT & CO, 903 Ps. ave., near Oth at MSs, S I MMi Schoo: for Youn Ladies. Reoi Avi Verwont ave. Hoursreserved tor private instruc” tion to adults, 1 and North Capitol sta, . JOSEPHS COLLEG! Offers best advantaxes for Mveriea eerie: “Cita and Come | fom oans_eteet btn fr anh st CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL Day atudente accone te rae sea moths, $100. | "Pianos and Oreans moved, exchanged or rented. a sumed ou MONDAL, SEPTEMBER 3, TNR7 a onl a Address BBV. JOSEPH, Director, = MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION. Baltimore County, Ma, KS Ren pee 210 per quarter. Rev. E. A, McGURK, 8... ed sen ie 3 arebenee _ ce aa K s1s-lw se | ie English and Preach Schoo for isk, 3e-Oyens x (Oi ceipce I LN Srezm *Stks. CHAS. W. PATRO, Principal, SCHOOL OF LAW. ARENS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SEMINARY < TONE Tout aan COMENS, Station south of Wastiheton, reopeus | NEQUALLED 1X TONE: TOUCH, WORRMANSETP REY, JAMES S DOONAN, 8.3 Septeraber 20. Location unsurpased. et ¢2P™ | SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fue assortment of caigentot the Carrceattee Hesced profetorsand teaches. Address MISS GA: | protminout auakes at sit prices, CHAMLES W: HOFFiAs, LED, SORELY Sea Sinh tit aracanartiee eae eer u of the Faculty’. “SEMINAR). 1730 MASSACHUSETTS WM. KNABE & CO., \ EX ‘ave, 1. N, WILLIAM A. KICHARDSON, LL. Day iioarding aud “Day School for Young | yt $17 Marketspece. HON eatet Tantiee U.$. Conte of Cuausy Ladies and Children.” Qrens OCTORLE S, a jurer on Statutory aud Adtuinistrative Law and} 96-1m 185 Livscoms, Principal. | TY, Nor Prrcnase HES Pe oat eens oan UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMPRSON PIANO. HON. CHARLES P- JAMES, LL. D., ~ xo. quale Strate tour bitte Ceimibay, | MUNG TAGS St ana 1130 1100 A thoroughly first-class instrument at medium priog, Over 41.000 now in Use. Second-hand Pianos aud at prices from 610 togio0. Sold on sumdl monthly payurente. Langest ansoriwent of Sent Mt Lecturer on “The Leuding English Statutes.” HON. WILLIAM M. MERHICK, LL. Dx Gustice Supreme Court District of Columbia) ‘Lecturer on Constitutional Law, Common Law ing and Equity Jurisprudenee. MARTIN. MOMS, LL. De Lecturer on Equity Pleading and Practice, Corpora- oueand Aduitralty. JAMES G. PAYNE, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladiesand Lite irl Academic, Intermediate and Primary Departments.— No extra charge for instruction im Latin, French, Elocution, and Class, Drawing. Handsome, comtiodious new school building, con~ taining chapel, session-rooms. class-roomis and office, av’ Lecturer law of ‘Real 25 tow of wet. | Danks torsocupency suis tell Ly of Real Estate, - foroccupalicy tuis fail. on Sanmeand Cami tae” “Thirteenth year Devin OCTOBER 6. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, LL. For circulars apply to Principal, ” Lecturer on the Lav of Fersoual Property, Contracts, | _i-dim wns. £.J.soMEKS. | Prova: Fiore: and Negotiable Paper. S Lecturer on CoH, Se OsS, EL, Domestio ne. Natiosat, Menrca, Concer, MEDICAL AND vENTAL DEI 'T OF THE ‘CO: ‘The SIXT} -SI MONDAX, OCL 3, AT'S P.M. Address:s will be delivered by Profs. ET. FRISTOE lations. GEORGE E. HAMILTON, ESQ., Lecturer on the Law of Partnership, Tors and Testa- mentary Law. MOOT COURT. spe po ‘THE BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLD 18 Circuit Court—PRKUF. JOHN W. ROSS, co hee “ Guart of Appeals PROFS. CHARLES W. HOFF. | lectures wil co MAN, MW. ‘M. MERRICK, aud MARTIN &, | (NUnS at 93 tober 4. at? oF sr AISELES ephaton oF circulars address BeAr Lest co 7 oo = PF SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, Esq, Regie oe eee! om. and st95 So Fe ERE Fe Sssy Secretary and Treasurer. p.m. Telep wi-t0cS Soo &, EE bee Ss 2 A YEAR, BOARD AND TUITK 200 sdghts SMP AS Falveuools, Huddouteld, N. 3) g250—1 Foung wen, Mil.tary College, Burl fare: Hhoroiuch iustruction. Introductory eee es = seb foe shea EMRE RG at 6:30 p.m. All interested are ivst coi in- ‘YVited to attend. ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT salt neaiop erring peas W000 solar hears: | JP 'study to aduitecouadcntia etpates orcaulage, PnocEss dont Teudiig tootun attach, hie bce eatzinnod | AbRAI Nest Help ll atta ee 10'p-m. daily, execpe Sundays, to students and amp LLIERE HOME AND DA\ SCHOOL FOR BOYS: Dees Sa en eek ee oes iu @ oF is, dally for Tafermation suzollient | SUL hug ES fC COLMERE AM Washington fame and Brand, andbe opetaelont wiving course of study, terms. &c., closes Jum a8 ‘Beware of imitations of the Ni can be had st bookstores of Morrison, Bradley Adams, “Insiantancous Art L of Never 4 or Anglin, of op application to the undes Forgetting,” See | gure and see to it thet either sacks or barrels rend, ose SEAL MAS: 816-1mo Secret special Ne ————— “CERES.” MA" Sth caves gear cig Post Uitice, epi le e aa ee ay aud Bvening Newsious, Students Ca aware that aweuuibe provunciation and. werk day, "G on epplication at Sea Leg Two COLD MEDALS Gihice, on Gree Rook from Dain 44 9p. ne or By mi | spDiH cam be learned bus irom a Paguipert sad se ¥.G. MARTYN, President; C.K. URNEMTC. EA, a, | Sonsful mee sescher ony Rtas pasate: Sn | PROF. 3. F. GERMILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO, | attached, None genuine without thetwo gold medala, IPNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, P ‘Ona, Vocal Music: st 7 rectally ot ieutive to begumuers, a8, well as to pupils cdvaneed, WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. ¥. W,, ois nw. = ‘ile Boston, 154 Tremont 8t.; Brooklyn. 40 Court St.; = 7 2 SHAEFER. LATE OF PHILAD! ‘New York, 23 W. 23d St: Phila, 152 3 Chestnut st | FURAN ELPHIA, trainii French, German, Spanish, &c, ‘Teacher of Vocai and Instrumental Music, Gonversatiatal ower ONE er (WO Teas | 913m mosey W. M. GALT & 00, 12 in small claswoa, also private Lenso = __1832 13a av iE¥ INS’ 818 CON V1 Di N AND SCH a ~ 28, 1887. Cee aati eratins CORNELIA F bOL DER Poe iy tur particularete the Mimes BUNGASS, Pruncipele B F Eleventh year opens Monday. Octover 3. For | _m25-in Fivsr EER ‘avsE SADUATE OF MARVASD. TEaccinG ts | Msc Mates pete, eeeretcee, SD ONLY THIS REER AND Washington, desires pupa elagly or ih emal | Mi MANA’ KINDERGARIE ANDY Avg ue BE gaeeet tgs of WHE JENS BUTLER Uae Pes | MHS MARES | PRIMARY cu i ae aw ali Bunderland Place (one block south ot it an —_ RIV, UCTION THE BEST PROF, x | Sores a es Ootoeer S188. sie Soon TO iat AnD Va atk ae, iSTRI .- r. r PHICAREDS wil cocuuue to prepare ror | MitSiies end centienrens Lio? 10m ee creorers | Phone 280-5 ial eine tego oe ymente, st | GCLOBEK 8. Special course for per-ous for | eausT BEER avs N CLEGE, 313 OTH GTN. W. DE-| ing, tope wiitiny’ and sicuopmaphy wonght Leescre MY stun fueron sce under tho dines | wi¥en vbwurtar. si-im ould convene | cee W. RTO VA, N. G. ‘ ursday. aud Saur- | Gpensits 27th snuual session Sept. 14, 1887. sit-| New Groops. Bo pace cham six | ted tie Plodindnt rogion 9 Vinviinuneurpaneed HOME DECORATIONS, s15-im*” | iniies from Weshiuwton, “Teestounds ten senor EMBROIDERY MATERIAL are tastefully laid out. ‘is ope of the | —— School edifices im the State. teschers tn Bilk Ponree, S0e.a yard. Bay Shoot a @ known oo ‘i 1 ancy" SOc. 3 tor 10c. et ae eee ree Me “Toman ena 2 29-1m° ko, at OFPEN Dever wears out, always clas Misra Sees a ee age ee oe taraalees "LB Soiver Urenta ever iitiercourtete hae Meas es TEES French lesso1 clases. 20-7¢* also Short Courses | disturbing their fainily or ne! Miss Taacte a Daten wire mestue ves. | “APL yore ceuae amraee % 7 ESS Pens 00. 1 Bee eS | LATION, PRONUNCIATION, ELOCUTION. ANALY. | 824-1 _ Nw. ave, near 10th st 26th.” 715 oth wt. Dw. 0-lia* | SIS, Expressive Reading, Bible ate Hytwn Rossing Gus 147 PIANOS; THE, GEO. KESPEARE, English Literature, CON EMSA, ‘best wade a