Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1887, Page 6

— f AY & THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1887—SUPPLEMENT. ‘From the Philadelphia Inquirer. ‘The interest in the coming convention of the Knights of Labor, at Minneapolis, ts something re- Markable. The Philadelphia delegates are es- Pectally Interested in one important measure which Mr. Powderly, tt ts said, will bring before the assembly. This 1s no more or lees thane scheme for the thorough reconstruction of the egecutive department of the organization, by Which the members of the general executive Doand, instead of betng elected as heretofore, will be appotated by the general master-workman, and will be known as the members of his cabinet. ‘The gentiemen at present on the general execu- uve board were elected for aterm of ever hence thetr time will not expire for another year. ton, however, can take action on the See neral assembly Eniguts ‘Tho greatest Concern ie felt in the suc- cea or fallure of the proposition, as it may or may hot mean an entire ‘change inthe policy that is now being pursued by the gentlemen that go to make up the executive board. CHARGES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE. ‘The charge has been repeatedly made by the ais- satisfied ones that Mr. Powderly meant well enough, but that his actions were too often by the wily schemes of is associates on ‘general board. By this plan, it is claimed, all ‘the petty es which now cause ¢: internal dissensions within the order will be done away With. More than this, it is said the organ~ fation will be benefited by the sincere, houest interest which the members will be enabled to im the cause. Instead of electioneering and ‘up their fences for re-election, they can de- ‘their whole time to advancing the cause. Beside, the general master workman can select con- genial’ associates, and men who he 1s confident support him in any line of action decide to pursue. It Is stated on ‘authority that if the measure as proposed Sond Decome a law Mr. Thera Ep hent ein consult three ‘nam! Eis men: Flee, their worth and merit af labor leaders; second, their ability and fitness to — and arbitrate labor dificulties, and third, recognition which thelr particular ‘locality 1s entitled to. The present members of the board naturally refuse to express their opinion of the plan, saying that they are willing to abide by the decision of the convention. ‘WHO WILL BE AFFECTED. ‘The general executive board, as at present con- committ John W. Hayes, of New Brunswick, 1s ry Mr Hayes bas been a member of the ‘Doard for three successive terms, and bas taken a Very active part in its deliberations. He 1s the Wa sence ‘two tea stores in New Brunswick. Bailey, of Shawnee, Ohio, has directed most of his attention while on the board to looking after the interests of the coal miners. He was chief of police at Shawnee for many ‘Thomas B. Barry, of East w, Mich., one of the valuable members of the council. He took an active part in the organization of the lumber- men of Mecnigan.T. B. Maguire, of New York, ts ‘noted for his connection with the celebrated Dts- trict 49, of New York city. Messrs. Ira B. ayles- worth and A. A. Carleton are the two new mem- Ders of the executive board. During the short time In which they have held the positions both have shown considerable executive ability. A miniature boom has already been started for James A. Wright, of this city, for a position in Mr. Powderly’s “cabinet. or ————— Prohibition Defeated. BUT THE STRENGTH OP ITS SUPPORTERS IN TENNESSEE ‘WAS A. COMPLETE SURPRISE—THE MAJORITY AGAINST TF 18 SMALL—SCEN&S AT THE POLLS. Dispatehes from Memphis, Tenn., say that re- turns recetved last night indicate that the prohi- bition amendment was defeated in the State by a very small majority. The anti-prohibitionists carried that city by a majority of 4.232, out of a total vote of 9,010. Shelby County will give about 6,000 majority ainst the amendment. Ladies Worked for the amendinent at. all the Ot ing precincts in Memphis. The oMcial vote in chat was 1,880 for the amendment and 3,019 against. In ull thecittes and towns ladies were at the polls with free-lunch stands and per- sonally solicited the voters At every voting Booth there was a lavish display of eer among them ‘being “Vote for God, home ‘Tennessee to-day;” “Vote for mother, wife and sister, that have no defense save your ballot.” During the morning prayer meetings were held at the churches. At Athens, where the vote was counted and it was ascertained that a majority had been obtained for prohibition, all the ward- workers bowed their heads and suag the doxology. East Teunessee ig claimed to have given a proui- bition majority of 10,000. "Tis ts. based on prt- Yate dispatches to probtbitionists. Davidson County will give an unti-majority of nearly 2,000. ‘The Nashville America. us ngures which indi- cate that the amendment bas been defeated by from 10,000. to 15,000. ‘The anti's claim 25,000 majority, but it will hardiy reach that figure. The Voters showed the utmost respect to the ladies who thronged the polis, Inthe sixth ward of Nasbville the anti’s rallied their forces early, and ‘were Foting in solid platoons of trom five to Atty. ‘The prohibition men were discou tw the de- that they deserted the polls ‘Then the fates rallieg, sent oat for riniorcements of their sex, and bravely stood in the breech pleading and praying with voters until the polls closed. ‘The vote on the prohibition amendment to the Constitution was much lighter than was expected in Knoxville, but resulted in a victory for prohi- bition, as Was anticipated. The vote for the amendment was-3i2, the vote against it was 1,120, showing a majority of 1,102 for prohibi- tion.’ Tue negro vole was almost solid ‘against Uheamendment, and represents at least three- Tourths of the opposition in Knoxville. Most of the white citizens who opposed the ainendinent id not go to the polls. so Gould and his Methods. COL RAFF TELLS THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMITTER WHAT HE THINKS OF THEM. At yesterday's session of the Pacitie Railroad Investigating Committee tn New York, after Tae Star's report closed, Col Relff, continutng his tes- Umony, said that the Union Pacttic Ratiroad ap- peared to be very fortunate, In that 1¢ possessed Tesources that allowed it to do what it pleased and still escape the administrators of the law. If ‘the laws were properiy enforced by those having them iu charge there would be no need of new legislation for sometime. ‘The Secretary of the Interior and the railroad commissiopers have all ‘the power necessary. “If I were an autocrat, and iy appointees did not perforin their duties Satis. f iy, I would make them commit hari kari, and would appotut somebody that would.” Re: Ing the Government directors of the Union Pacttic, Mr. Reiff sald: “If there were thirteen members of a board of directors at _a meeting and Mr. Gould was one of them, {'d_bet on Mr. Gould Just what he Wanted at such @ meeting every tine.” Judge Dillon expressed a desire to cross-examine the Witness, and proceeded until he Teached the matter of a suit brought against the Union Pacific Railroad to test the right of the Toad to coustruct branches, when Col. Retff pro- tested. He submitted to'a little further cross. examination, ant started to give a littie testi. mony not élicited by the questions of Jt Dillon. He said: “Isn't it very strange that they ‘who have been the greatest foes, expecially if they have been able foes, of the Union Pacifle In Con- gress, afterward appear as their champions? ‘The authorsof the Thompson bill, defeated for re. election by these people, appeared In their em- ploy at the next session of Congress. Who fs the company’s biggest friend in the Senate of the United States today? George F. Hoar, who ea the Credit Mobilier report. _ Who ate their fashington atorneys? barger and Wilso1 ‘Who sighed the saine report.” ae Saved by His Misfortune. A DEAY MUTE ACQUITTED OF PROVED MURDER BY 4 ‘KENTECEY JURY. ‘The painful spectacle of a deaf mute tried for murder while totally unable to suggest a defense or understand a word was witnessed in the Hop- kinsville, Ky., Circuit Court this week. Peter Mc- ‘Comb was his name, and he was a young quadroun ‘who had always been regarded as a quiet, sober fellow. The murder was clearly proven, Peter Cary, another colored man, belng the victlan Cary's offense was offering to treat a woman to whom the mute was attentive. A witness tex Uiled that on the night of the murder McComb ame to the room where he and Cary were slee ing, struck @ match aud looked Ull he found his victim and drew a pistol, but Walked out. Cary followed and began cursing the mute. A few minutes later the sound of five tol shots was heard and Cary was picked up in & Gying condition with five bullets in his back’ The mute at the trial stood up nearly all the ae a Judge to jury. a never le: ‘any form of sign language and was utterly unable to communicate a line of defense. A Diackboard diagram was put before him, ahd bis efforts to Dimself understood were most painful He showed afew scars on his person, and from this his attorneys set up the piea of selt-dereuse. Four able lawyers ut Was clearly shown, but ‘is alllic. —coo—_ Joux Swivron Dactnys.—‘The New York State convention of the progressive labor party reassena- Died last to receive the report of the com mittee appointed to wait upon John Swinton and tender bln the nomination for secretary of States Mr. Swinton said that he fully sympathized with ‘the aims of the progressive labor party, and were 3 not for the state of hishealth he would certainly accept the nomination, Dut ob that account must = J. Edward Hill was selected to take Mr. Swinton’s piace on the ticket. Mr. Hall isa maz ehinist by and Is the secretary-treasurer of the trades machinists, Knights ot Labor Trwag Asoct Mus. Laxorny.—Fred. May, for- merly of Washington, and wellknown in New Yori. circles, had a quarrel about Mrs. Langtry tn. a sa Joon im that city the other night with Mike Duty, u g | E 20 PER CENT REDUCTION PRIOR TO RE- MOVAL TO 15TH AND F sts. a — ‘nally io H. F. WOODARD & CO, EXTRA BLANKETS. 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NATIONAL UNIveRsrTY Law SCHOOL. NINETEENTH ANNUAL OOMMENCEMENT. FAOULTY: OX. ARTHUR McARTHUR, ‘Late Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the ‘District of Columbia, President, HON. SAMUEL F. MILLER, ise Justice Surreme Court of the United “Beaver, Profesor of tatersetional aod Coustituaoual HON, WILLIAM B. WEBB, law. ‘Lecturer on Federal Jurisprudence and Prsctice. JAMES SCHOULLER, Esq, Lecturcr on the Lew of Bailments and Domestic Re- an, HL 0. CLAUGHTOX, Hag = Professor of Common Law, Pleading, Evidence, Bauity Jurissradene ‘and Mari- spradance 00 Fiesding. ‘Commercial EUGENE CARUSI, Bea. Profemor of the Law of Real and Personal Property, Cont-acts, and Negotiable Inetraments. CHARLES & WHITMAN, Esq. Professor of Patent Law and Practice, JUDGES OF THE MOOT COURT: EUGENE CARUSI, Eeq, Common Law and Zquity Cases. CHARLES §. WHITMAN, Esq, Patent Cases. fe school will Roo} INDAY, October 3, 1887, at Potclock ptt at the Lae Golleay pelehns 1G0e st. nw. when the announcements for the ters will be BELL W. BUSHNELL ona’ eneurch Se RUGENE D. CARUS) & xs Bw. and the u SeaSapaesreery 2008 F shag principal book storen. wagO-dtocd 'ENCING ACADE} — CALISTHENICS FOR Young Boys, preparatory to fencing. apply for Ritredaya, ana Sevurdave feo it 3. an Institute, 602 F atm. we vee Te CH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOLS FOR F English-speaking people. New York ighet. Baithinore, Md? Cottage ‘Gig, Mass," Bic. "Author's classen Fall of 1867 Now York Gt Fesidence 18 Weat Od, Winter and spring of 18u6- Retires h goers Scat taing in’ condeused form all’ that is necessary for uck, Rowiedge of the French language: for waloat Address V. PRUD'HOMME, jQi"2 of Hon, 8 8, Cox, 13 Hast 1th at, Rew York ¢——_ N e R S°R5, Se MUG, CRABLISHED 1877} THEO. INGALLS KING, Principal, 1305 1 Bw. Houre ill October 31, from 2 to 5 p.m. Church organ for prattice, se30-4m_ GyUFTAR Lessons, PRIVA’ ‘Acdreas Box 40, Star oie #20. RT SCHOOL, ‘WEST END. 1024 17th at nw. recipient of prince tors Boule Reception eee ea . it Tug a eiasts RT SCHOOL.—MRS. M. H. PIKE'S STUDIO IS € h Be vies ke Gaye as os a yer abe Snstruction ia given in every branch of art, aS Owe ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST. Giga building, ‘bth aud ¥ ata Nineteenth four, Piano, Voice, Violin. Finte, Corset ke, advantages. 0. 3. BULLARD, Director. Jee?-4me D NG AND, PALNTING NATIONAL ACAD. ‘emy of Fine ‘i presided over rs IMOGENE B MORRELL, who has had, twelve medals and studied fifteen years in. Europe with the most celebrated artista, ‘To prevent children form: carelons habits of drawing, they will be received Satu days, at four yours ofage and upward, for almost noth: ing." Thorough. inntraction. in "every bran: froin drawing of all kinds to portrait and Bhinne. Breping classes for ladies and jondays and Wednesdays at 7 o'clock. Dee aT ener a 23 Cow VE. ‘Leenone will be resumed _897-3m ‘Octaber 16%. Tee LAW scaioor OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The twenty-third annual session of the LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN CIVERSTEY wl openin the Law Lecture Hall of the Uulversity (a. € Corner of 15th and M streets), om WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, AT 6 O'CLOOK, when tho Faculty will make several new and tmport- ht announcements for the conus your Bolanged faciltice for Wena oF See baw Li m fecllities. £0 urged facilities for the use of the Law Library Rew prizes, one of $100 and another of 850, will be offered. Department, or School of Practice, The Graduate $54 Kew York rox k Brown, aye,and 1: ‘ork ave.; Fitch, Fox 1457 Pa. ave.; W.H. Lowdermilk & Co., 1424 F street Or address 3-3 JAMES C. WELLING, HE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, OF THE COLUM- BIAN COLLEGE, 1335 H st. n.w. ‘This school opened on the 19th of September, with s ‘of mine teschers. Instruction in ail the Branches of Euglish and in Latin, Greek, French, Mullion fe, 8000 "A, P, MONTAGUE, AL fultion fee, 880. . S tty EE MP MONTAGU aba ‘RS. ADELINE DUVAL M. Meter ‘end Drama $24 Net news: also’ private tudles oraity if desired. BAe. AND MANDOLI experienced WILLIAMS, ‘T. VERNON SEMINARY, 1100, 1104, 1116 M st.’and 1130 11th st. French and_English Boardi: and Day School fc ‘Young Ladies ‘and Little ‘Giri, ae —— Intermediate and Primary Departmenta.— C | new schoo! buildit staining CH APE) S2astOn- ROOMS CLASS-HOOMS. and. OFFICE, with steam beating and best inode Feady ‘oroccupancy this fall ‘Thirteonth year begins OCTOBER 6. Forcirculars spply to Principal, Sim MR W'SORMAL KINDERGARTEN INBTITUTE, for the training of teachers. Eleventh year. Opens Oct 1° Classes oto 7p. nn for public scliool teachers one Retna) Kober ition lenverten and Primary School. "Mrs. LOUISE. POLLOCK, Prin- cipal. Reopens Sept 19. Circulars at tiesahaal a ROLT 10th as ow JR 230 Mis. AiPuen pusac Witz nesuME the duties of ‘their ‘School on October 4th, at 1016 Irth et. nw.” Private instruction in, French, English, Dravit natin, Be. lm HE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY Will, for the benefit of Medical Students, give a thor- omen, oy the Frecdmen's Hospital anfollows:< nf Semslon a SCHOOL OF stic Art ns October Ist, olen Englieh ae in. N INSTRUCTIO and thoroughly competent teacher. J. 1 7th s24-6t at Dow. improvements, ‘A Medical Clinic every Sunday, at 2 pm., by Prof. ‘T'B. Mood. ‘A Surgical Clinic: every Sattndsy, ate NF. Graham, or Ci Purvis. “A dail m,, by Pro Dispensary ‘Clinic by Dr’ ¥. J, Shad. Prot, bart weillimtt hie Obutetrial Cinics to advanced students wgical Cline will be given every 8 ing during the winter months by Prof. Robert Heyurn “Dental operetote aud Miking of tooth will be per- formed dully by Prof. John F.f Dufour aud etar™ ‘For information address C.B PURVIS: M. 23th st. n.w. EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF Gi TOWN UNIVERSITY “The Tulety nine ete eal B 308, in with an Introductoi R JOHN! |OHNSO. hich date the regular lectures will begin daily at 5.50 p.m. For further information ‘apply to. JW. H. LOVEJOY, M.D. Dean, ona S-ta 900 12th st, nw. 1223 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W. ‘The KERR' lish The Misses KERR'S long-established Day School for ‘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 boarders, 8 7-m N ATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY —THE SIX- teen! of the College will bes AY, OCTOBER 4, 1887. The ‘Examination before Matriculation, and the Examination for Juniors who wish to enter the Senior will be held at the College Hall, southwest corner of 4% st. and Penn: gyzvania ave. at 1 o'clock pom. on MONDAY, OCTO. ER 3. For tickets and information apply to JOHN Selock pei, Gvery dayralter the Sake st Senttmtort O'clock p. ery ter the 24th of September, BL. ELIOT, ‘to le Eo ioe ‘SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN NEAR GERD Ana a ARTES, NEAR ‘Principals: SOSLE Number of pat ‘tpels: pees. ILLOC if edt Sad Miss CATHERINE NO 820-: [VATE INSTRUCTION c. 3 ER ee cmd one pee 1301 Corcoran st. #15-1m* Sie G@. MARINI'S ACADEMY OF DANCIN ill open. 7», Septem ber , at S'efbck p. m., Masonic, "Yor neruculans oad for cireuar, oem Dig CEDARS A BOARDING ARD DAY SCHOOL for young Indi le gil ‘Octo bor 3; pupils classified ‘September 20 and 30.” Supe. rior advantages. in Music) History, and BY 916 35th st, D.C. sepo-3m 188 TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME LES- 26 i ‘and inst mein vocal trumental Music tember aw. ‘Joie 1 LST. N.W. MRS. J. L. MoGEE'S SCHOOL 4110% fe-open Beptember 2, (Sth year) will French and Drawing by the best masters. se2-1m* ‘R, JAMES CAULFIELD, LATE PROFESSORAT dV the grand Conservatory of Tene New York. 2022 P st. now. .0-3w* 1887. ‘Trains leave Ws ES corner of Sixth ts For Pittsburg and the W. ee ie 1¥—General, and Assaying. of Palace Sleepti ‘at 9:50 a m. daily; Fast 1 Line, 8: ti and St. Louis, we Sessa | Generis eee ete ce af © special couree in cry STHONUMY Descriptive and Practical. METBOMOLGGY "Theory nd Msthous Sf Signal Of- ENG! iNG—I a Ge- rg ea oe Pat —] and Moral. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Legtures on Botany, Zoology, Anthro. Erie, Canabdaicua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, 10:06. pan. ,, SBE saturday, with Palace ‘at 6 o'clock pan. Cars ington ¥ For informatio ‘to For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:500. siete OPTS _z 3. rnzetor, Dan For'hiew Lurk bh the usb, 7:25, 9:00, 11:00 and TANG, AND. FIOOUTION. NB. — FG. | Ti Toum, 2-00. & {or tb:d gad itd poe 3 ‘CHURCH, pupil of the New Engiand Conservatory | Sunday, D700, 91-40 cm, 2:00, 4510,010 09 a of Music, Boston, will give instruction in the “Ilus- ee a sited Express of Parlor tented. Soaeatide rothod use aay DAIS Fm, 0:40 a.m. dally except Sunday, and 4:00 p.m. Wy TEA WAL DEGREE st | For Brvokigny vig with a cof cough: trl me counget a WHERE son | ee eaten dieeme eae CGrgdane ot he etre Conserestry meeryatory of Music), | Sup direct irnunfer vo Fulton stisokavoidini AoUble weet TTETBOEK maw. | pogtenrincy cease New Kerk OU. 1g8 EVA MILLS WILL RESU: z Mion in socal uate Septammerioee NeTBUC. and 11:40 sm. ae eS 7.25,9:00. M%, GEO. C. CHIPMAN REOPENS MONDAY, :00, nos 00, m. Op Sunda} September 20, her school af O50 Lath ator ad 0b Jo"i0"00, aad Young ladies prepared for church and concert. ‘from ‘Faithful work, missed . am. week- ene E336 nuettsare. | svudied util pertectos eo ote 5 . ‘Exocoriox Woon Commezrctat, Sou Isthe Art of all Arte—no person's education iscom- 606 F st. n.w., open for ladies and gen’ plete without it.” Instruction in Book-keeping, Orthography, Penman “No branch of Education is more scholarly, refined | ship, Aritt hy, Grammar, and pe's Creek gpdiusef bl. and pone pays better at ‘the present day, | Goverainont of ei Staten, ss pers from erent Sunday, Sey wn Elocution." Ki . ma. ‘Tuition: month. | For Annapolis, 7:25 and 9:00 am., 12:05, 4:20, and The Collegiate Courses open October 5. COUNT '¥. WOOD, Yate Principal Bublio Schools, | Frsnspolis, 7:35 and 9:00 .m, 12:05. 4:20, and 1. The Non-Profeasioual. 2. The Professi ‘The | Hesperia, Mich. 8-3m of Noi Fhotosngpal Stor thos wim ane caena, Tee | Hs st Bt cution as an ELEGANT ART for Home and Society, ‘and ‘ag an accomplishment which forme air importast part of Mie cna Education. The Prote al Course has two divisions: 1, ORA- CT ‘There are also Short Courses ‘The Coll teac! XOICE CULT ARTICU- LATION, PRONUNCIATION, ELOCUTION, ANALY- SIS, Expressive Reading, Bible and Hymn’ Reading, TION, pas any edt infu resticePERSOSAL GIAG NE Taal nie ime, rsonation, , Ce a ert US ce eer a a The Collexe hus # Dramatic Lae wnts Send tor Large Illustrated. Catalogue, wit full. de- scription of Colles, Courses: also, “CONTESTS. PRIZES, HONORS, ete. : also, catalogue op the CURE gtthel DEFECTS of SPEECH: and the ‘School of Deep Bresthine, Fees conferred. THE Baker ey COLLEGE of 'ELOGUTION and ORA- 313 6th at. n.w., half a block east of Cit ‘au20 Vashington, D. C., P.O. Box panes ‘3 COMMERCIAL COLLEGI ‘Waal “ARTY: YARD Gx at, eat City Bont chest Standard HE NOBWOOD INSTITUTE, A BELECT BOARDING AND 00L FOR TADIES ANDIATELE OIREST Mn. axp Mus. W. D. CABELL, Principals, 1212and 1214 1th gt and 1407 Maseachasetta ave., Washing- Cote, “Tknow of Bo, sige for Young Ladies Whose diploms commands a bigher res jor- ood Institute.” SAMDL F. Tustice U.S. Brians cere [°8T RECTION ON THE VIOLIN: Mr. H. DONCH will nosume giving lessons SEPTEMBER 16, s12-3mo 0 pan. ALEXANDRIL AND FREDERICKSB! WAY AND ALERANDIIA AND WASHINGTON Batis z 40, 9:47, 10:57 am; 05, 10 § 40, a r). SE am: 2:00, 9: : enldence 5 1d 12513 aight. = ey Tickets aud information at the office, northeast cor. = er of Ith street aud Penneylvanie aveniie, abd at PIANOS AND ORGANS, __| fisstiuon thersontes anWttantar deriecting of Dagyage to destination from hotels ALLETT & DAVIS CO.’S PIANOS.—I HAVE RE- _ a8 |. E, PUGH, my, Fiano Parlors with a fine stock of Hal- (28) poet General Manager. Pa fot & Davis Gora URE yae pianos, ,Chotce new piance | FALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. for rent. H. L BU! 811 Oth stn. w. 030 sols Vv. B SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH, 1887. uit to LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER, Expert in ‘Luni Repairing of Pianos and Or- m0 sae ier 25 Years" experionce, Work warrauted. Prices Oe New gbknuy ave AND cSt. Moderate, ”“Fine Pianos for rent aud sale. Terms | | For Chicago and Northwest, Exp. Daily 10:55. m, ; o40 pan. abe ahest stangerd Business College in America. | engy. “Warerooms 801 9th etrest aw." 'w13-Dm | Ota gts ond Dann are hoes tee Dene een Tan at Collage Mba Uprialit, he Lick Gentian cade Qomteat | BOR, ‘and Cleveland, Exp. Daily 10:55am, PEGA. President; OK CRRER CR” Aa, | plano made, SNF ELLIS & CO, | gee eee 5 sen b a BAL im 937 Pa. ave.,near 10th at. or be m and Local Stations 110-10 a.m. ERG, c AT PL WITH ‘or ipl iewark, and Wilmington, . C's UE SREEORGREY SSG | MAS AERA Tgany ANON WOT at a Se Aon Eleventh year opens, Monday, Fo Fe a phis, $6:00 am : ‘and information sddresetheprincipal. s{5-1m | _ 814-1 a O80 near 10th at._| “for singeriy and intermediate points, 13:15 p.m. ADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN MR BROS? UPRIGHT PIANO: H | For Baltimore, 5:00, 6:30, 6-40, 7°30, 8:20, 9:45 desi has % damper attachment and other improvements, by 0, 8 (45-minute trait Sane ties Of Ma TREN TS BOT SE, Tewal | which the ping cant bo. rendered aimect ailent, E ‘and 1 ee ‘ai3m | invaluable for those who wish to practice without 5 am, 1:26, Bd ed ee oad disturbing their family or neighbor 11-80 ROF. J. F. GERMILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO, 386, F. ELLIS & CO, in 1210 atid & ‘Ongisi, Vocal Stusic, and Harmony, “Especially at: | _»14-1m 937 Pa ave., near idth at ot Eentive) to beeinners, as) well as to Vupila advanced | 7~ trip SOUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS: TRE 280 out é 9 medium grade piano mad SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 77H INO, F. ELLIS & CO., So ents ites Joutig nie aud woiney to capper’ hems | S11 ___97 Pe. ere, hear 10that. nw, F m,O2 8b ‘am, and‘1-30, on f 7 'O$ IN GOOD PLAYING ORDER, 825, PAY- | 3:30, 4:40, 6: :30 pra. fhe “afrouph ntraclion riven inv itpiaWattne | Doatis gs perinonth. NO. F uutis bud.” | eye Stations ob Metopeliian Brooch, +0-45am, the English Language, Correspondence, Hapid Caleu: | _ #14-1m 7 Pa. eve. nese 10th st. | $568 pO for princina! stationg only: $10:1002a, Tatior Keeping. “Business Fractice, oF | NEW gRANOS, | SQUARE, UPRIGHT AND | tions Ka Sctence of Citizenship, Stenography. and Type-Wri; | IN Grand, at moderate prices and easy terms; old in- | “For Galthersburg and intermediate points, 19:05 a. THORSDAY,‘soptouber Ir at) ais and’ Sepa | *rumeUls taken in payment for neR, Oo "Yor Boyd’ and intsrmediate etationa, Office open tor arrangemetita, by the year or rguarier; | _s14-1m 987 Pa. ave. Dwi hear 10th aan "sand interme stations, 11:20 p.m, gn and after Monduy, August 39. A Pall = ea ol Teachers. ‘Tuition fees—Legular business courve, ds peesions one year. $70, payable #10. on enteriuw, a Dalance in monthly justallments of 810 each: a'year scholarship, paid in full on entering, €60; tuition per quarter of ten weeks, $20, paid on’ entering. Night Sessions—Tuition: #16 for three months, or 850 for Seats are assigned in. the order of registra- . Special advantayes secured by belug present at the opening of day or hight sessions. llustrated Cir cular sent free on application. NHY C: SPENCE! MRS. SARA A. SPENCI TPHE, SUEDICAL, | PHAMMACEDTICAL AN Dental Departments of Howard University will ‘open October Jd, at 8 p.m. Att address will be de- livered by Prof. Robert Reyburn, to which the pro. feasion and public are. invited.” For circulars ‘and information address C. B. PURVIS, M. D., Secretary, ‘auz0-tocts 118 13th st. RLINGTON ACADEMY, _ 621 7th st., opposite U. 8. Patent Office. ‘A Select School for Hoys and Young Men. Autumn term beyins SEPTEMBER 12, Day and Evening ses- sions. " Careful and thorough instruction iu the com muon English ranches, Bookkeeping, Shorthau Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Latin, Greek. BURTON MACAFEE, AM, M.D", Principal. {RIEQDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 181] IST. N.W.A Primary, Intermediate and High School for bth . Fifth year begins SEPTEMBEN 26, nan en- Jarged building with larger corps of teachars, all pro- fessional. in English, Mathematics, Languages and Science. Pupils prepared for college orbusiness, Individual training and special advan- toapt pupils. Laboratory work and calisthenie ‘The school is well supplied with charts, refer sical and chemical apparatus, Of- irese c n. to 12m. Kor catalogue. addi THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal, aus MSE JOSEPHS COLLEGE. Course of studies: Ciassical and Commercial. Terms: Boarders per session of five months $100. Day students according to xrade._ Studies will be re- stuned on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1587" ‘Address ‘BHO. JOSEPH, Director, ‘Carroll P. 0, Baltimore County, Ma. 6. $y9-310, ECKER BROS? SQUARE GRAND PIANO, WITH Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at ‘and cover, at fan 329 p, m., stopping atall stations on Metropol such. For Frederick, 10:55 a, m., ¢5:30 p.m. Sundays, unten 133 0m. R SQUARE PIAN Fort 410:10 a m. and t5:30p m. Writitrod and covers bares, ‘Traius arrive tron Chicas, daisy 6:20 am, and JOHN ¥. ELLIS & CO, 4:20 p. m..; from Cincinnati and St. Louis, daily, 6-20 _813-1m_937 Pennsylvania ave.n. w., near 10th st. | a. aa. apd 1:26 p. m.; trom Pitteburg, daily, 7:20 a m. BADBURY SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CONDI- | *444:29p. a Dee Ree rity oo | ane bes ea te and Winer 1045 s13. 037 Pennsylvan! in. w., near 10th st. Pan a peas ¥rom Singerly and intermediate points north of Bal- FLANES Bros. sqvan a0 dition, with stool snd cover, at bar JOHN F. timore, 10:00 a m., dail s ine ke \timore for Ws t5 :10, 6. 10, W100, U-OS, 10-00, aud TOGO mm TSS oT -1m_ 937. 8:00, 4:10, 9:09, 83 + 5:4 $:50,and 11:00 6. WBE BABY GRAND PIAS 3815, 4:10, 9:03, 6:30, 7:40,8:30, and 14°00 5. ition, withietoal ste area Oo) For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad, {3:15 p. Am_937 Pennsylvania sve. n.w. nest 10thst_|""txxcept Sunday. *Daily. ‘PRIGHT PIANOS. A LARGE ASSORTM) fe 4 checked at h " Cree eR te mxnm aco, | geste abated chet a hte, ana aa 57 betneyi rants ‘near 10th st_ | PRYSP ATEN hy SOE c. K. LorD, ANOS FOR RENT AT MODERATE PRICES. ‘Manager, Gen. Pass Ageut. Alen Moved, Tuneds Tone F. ELLIS & CO. MONT ATR LD ce sim sur eosin serie Ota | OA oka ger BRT % WM, 0% BRR, 900 u Hf ™ gis, | Gordonsville Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Stations WwwWwwwooR Reo H H* & between Alexandria and yuchburg, Blue Rides WWWw 0 oO 6 HHH Sag, | Springs Allegheny Springs, Bristol Knox Rome, Wwww 00 R ROO H H ra, Mont and New Orleans map WOE ee San ee ee MUSIC STORE, 925 7TH ST. N. W. z a y for Warren ee Ua lottesville, Gordonsv:lle, Stations Chea. & Ohio Fouts, tea ‘on "mont Juchburs Gocky Mowue Dailie ond Semone payments. Agents for New England, Sterling and | }7Bcbbure, Rocky Mount. oa teen Lynchburg and Danville, Greensboro, lial ‘THE UNRIVALLED SOHMER PIANOS. Charlotte, Atlant, Birmingasi, Monteomern: Mer We ofr great barguins in second-hand instruments, | Orieace, Teras ad Gaiincee Balen New Importers, of fing violins, bows, sirings &c. 80,000 | York to'Atlanty in couuection with Pulliman rs copies of 5 and 10-cent sheet inusic. Catalogues free, | Atlanta to New Oxicans, and Mann Boudoir, 25-0 | (ing Wasklagion Vo AROS, bcs ey Doneck ERFECTION ATTAINED connect for ‘in Decker Bros’, PIANOS. Matchless in singing jefe sianllaye P. M- except Sunday for Manassas, Biresbury and intermediate ‘Stations. “Counce Riverton with SV de for Luray. arriving p.m. ality, power, Purity, and sweetuess of tone. < ; See PYANDERS & GTAYSEAS a1: Me T VERNON INSTITUTE, 1530 1 8T.—SE- lect English and French School for Girls, re-opens s6-2m MRS. CHAS. W. PATRO, Principal, CEARENS 5 HOOL FOR GIRLS, SEMINARY ill, Va. 8 wiles south o - TO} Scptember 30. ‘Location u a” pe eed Ten ext Fieuced professors and teachers. Address MISS GA, WORTHING1ON. P.O, Box21, Alexandria, Va, 6 WAVERLY SEMINARY, 1790 MASSACHUSETTS ve... Boarding aud Day School for Young: Ladies and Children. Opens OCTOBER 3, 86-150 MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal. Nartoxar. Mepreaz Corse, MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE reece a Te ali Jet ent and KB, DONALDSON, D-D.B,, to which the profes: ly invited. The rewular utinue daily throughout the course, be- feheidcn TUESDAY, Getober date ae ee formnation or circulars address Dr’ AF. A: RING. 736 13th st nw. Office hours: 8:30 to 10 am,, and 4 to 5 330 P.. Gordonsville, Chianiettesy 034 F st. nw. MARVEL IN TONE, A gad Summer resorts near Line of Ches, and Oia 6 on and ng of Chea a ‘The new Estey “i hilharmonic” ORGAN is agen- relation. Its tone is like in | Koute, Bleepers and Solid fashing- quality dion Muyaning over belore prabeed Gee sino for Lynchburg, Bustol: Chatis- Heed Gran tine and itis much moreedective thau & ‘Little Rock and all Gouth western sal Hpe Oreai, Itinfepecialy adapted for eoia” | flute, Through Pullman “Sleepers Waakingion ia SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND LECTURE ROOMS, TLbOP. M.—Southern E: rows Daily for Lynchburg, where | it sustaining tone is required. Danville, alciah, Ashe ty - rood ‘Nearly 200,000 Eatey Oreane in une, Alken, Auguste Atlanta, Monteomery, New SANDERS & STAYMAN, ‘Texas and fornia. re ses 1.3m ti SUF etaw._| tp Montgomery, counecting with Parlor NHE GREAT WEBER PIANO CONTINUES A | Inth to Kecaset Cueto favorite with Artists and Musicians, and ia uct pow than ever. The EZTEY UPRIGHT PIANO io a Se pe eee PIANO, old and reliable, ee SANDERS & STAYMAN, Bg is ‘st. n.w., Washington, D. 13. N. Charles st., Balti Mc 1217 Main st. Kichimong, Va. hange. ‘on W nn and Ohio division leave Ws ‘ashington and 2 ase jon leave Wash 21-3m Cucxerma asp Harpwax Praxos ‘To rent and sol@ on monthly payments, ‘Fianos repaired, stored, tuned, and moved. W. G. METZEROTT & Co, p.m. Telephone call: 885. 6-t0c3” | ands 903 Pa ave. near Oth st, RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF ——————————————————————————— Pingo adits coundentiay: Pep oe DES OF L. Wao & Bros, Weet Pointe all exanuiuatio et POTOMAC RI favW LGN veae | Otorage , eetiumaim | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, ‘under 14 years, few pupils taken inthe family. LUCIEN ® 0. COLLIERE LAL Weahingtots | "anos and Organs moved, exchanged or rented. STEAMER W, W. CORCORAN. 9. C.. 1588 1 st. NW. Rear AtLiugtO ves 7th-etroct wharf daily (except 5 for Mt, GetSiet F ases Fung HME Attain Hotel“ Cpens | unfte'and repairing Howes down ars | Veron and liver Candtaga Sor aot oxaale fo Me “Instantaneous AF Of Never Forgetting. "See 10" clock a.m. ‘Heturning, reaches "We Ge eae ee KK NNN A BBR EEE om a L. L. BLAKE, Captain, M: ry SA _POESCHE’S GERMAN-ENGLISH EK NNN AA BB E oe ‘School and Kinde ren reopens Oct. 3 (4th year) KK NNN AA BPs RB Norcis, AND FORTRESS MONROE. nveyance for pupils living at adistance, Circulars EX 555 2 BE DAILY, EXCEVI FRIDAY, st 1224 12th atti, Private fessons. au27-2m" aD ee fares, ‘The popilan aafo and taat Stoamers PHO SUAEFER LATE OF PHITADELPHITR Praxos LAD Or THO ARB a ae eek fast, Steamers Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, e-TOxE Tovon, wormwamumre | SSP es ros, 7th treat wart alsin 1232 13th at. nw, | UNEQUALLED IN TONE, TODCH, WORK) oe {te fit cae mens ‘werved in @ining-room WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAP! BECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine assortment of | on m: W GSLF ot. 1. wW., Foome 7, 8, and, cclwtaiee Speerpome) secured, RS. 3 CLASS FOR TEACHING KIN. 4 TS MARNS DERGARPAN ASHES, LS. MAN KINDERGARTEN AND. MRS. MAN: PRIMARY SCHOOL, Ban doriand Fiaoe (ope ploak south of Dupont Circle) rt © 3, 1887- 1s: '§ BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR Ladies and Gentlemen, 1207 10th st. n.w.,reopens OCTOBER 3.” Special course for persons preparing for ‘competitive éxaininations or for teachers, D- ing, type-writing and stenography taught, Lessons given on guitar. sl-In’ KIN AND EDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMEN’ Misha Giiverige Me Veen pee eNES: Sth and K sta n.w. ‘The fourth “annual session will begin MONDAY, OCTOBER 3D, 1887, at 5:30 o'clock P-i2., aud end April 30th, 1888. ‘For information syply tose >. Dean, _s17-Amo z 1116 H ot. GptORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. SCHOOL OF LAW. ‘ACULTY. REY, JAMES R DOONAN, 8.3, President of the University. culties HSER p, HON, WILLIAM L MICHALDSON, LED, (Chief Justice U. 8, Court of Claims), Lecturer on Statutory and Adiinietrative Law and ions and i JAMES G. PAYNE, cturer: law of Real Estate, of Evi- Ta ‘on the law of ‘Real, Hefate, thé Law JOSEPH 5S; DARLINGTON: LL. D, Lbeturer on the Law Property of Personal Property, Contracts, sone Woes, th, ‘on Common Liw Practice ‘and’ Domeatio Re- GEORGE E, LTON, Lecturer of the Law of Partuotrauipy For and Toata- Inentary Law. MP appanis PROPS Tits ‘W, HOFF- TAN Withee i | ae Gs MARTIN’ HORRIS. Da Lecturer SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, Esq, ‘Secretary and Treasurer. Int and snnouncements for rulag tons at ths’ Lae ‘oth ob Coouse Br Gus Hig eg \RGE AGAINST THE SECKET: —— Hin at whe ang ek A niliae oh Sa SEs ee oe See Wrong in the office of ti retary KING STOVES seliding. Katglis of Labor. ‘The artieio, cams that a lange bres pm iy, except undays to webdents and alarint ‘been, suspented = pas , can be, ‘their on ani i receipts: nase som mb3L WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT ComPaNY. | &c. See Tc, faaited tax, tg or ten tontne as vsfose ote PRE ord splint De C sigeature before hey could ve pata. Thirteen of ims cgb gen ss jathing 8m CUR Aiwaye clemm | ai6-tmo Secretary. Geap ast Monday, wea Lichinan wes Sous | sue pen cae Siterrmorammese, | MU Rhoat tor iggoe tad estan Ceuta secetpts coud ochre ISHER devotes her attention to Sbewante)st | 621 Vermont ave, “Hour: for private ineirac: IANO LESSONS. Pp HARRISON, Mason, N. ¥., MISS GLARA Pu s9-1m*_ st nw. il of Win, pee Sst WPARTYN'S COLLEGE, 313 6TH ST, Nw. Mi irttment of modera latataren aston ae tion of Prof. Fontaine, French, German. Span Italian taught by good native teachers: conversation method. ‘Clusses on Tuesday, ‘Thursday, and Satur- di me ois aa btiats ete Tr ac F biy’at the College Office, aise ee McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOO] Enetush and French Boarding” std We hoo ne ‘Young Ladies and Little Giri S°b0°! for story. Artaud Musical Courses, Saught by a cores at Dincicon teachers. ‘Tuition includes instruction, Se lish, French, Latin, Penmanship, Class Drawing: The Goo of paplis in distant parte ofthe oP ofes 0 rH of ‘the city. lars ddroae m the principal. MiS8 ANNK EESTS™ . RAYON PORTRAITS —WILL TEACH ANY ONE to make # Crayon Portrait in 15 lessons; - Crraie tr ‘necessary. Satisfaction Pee eu , 3. W. aliim* Room 13, May Building, cor. 7th end E's HAVING Ru, A Panza CASTER TOT Uidvees at her bew renidence, G10 13th iow near si0-im" KLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SAN ay a A of Washingion City, roopens September 10. "Thoro fgsining ome goyernatont; bent carefully atten Cee Wete sw Cvsie) Prey Z,D. BUCHER AND Miss M22. ee a ‘Mise Conn will accept engagements as pauist. sifiae URES ENGL: M2 2 SH AND FRENCH ‘Wil reopen Beprectoer 28th, 12-1m° 1308 H st.n.w. [a2 BERLITE SCHOOL OF LaNGuAGER, WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. ¥.’ W,, Boston, 154 Tremont St.; Brooklyn, 40 Court 8t.; ‘New York, 23 W. 234 St; Phila., 1523 Chestnut at ‘Thorough | ‘in French, rarstiral knowledge ia ‘ONE or tWO FERAL {iesiaeieereee te KOQUIER FEM, N, voy ‘Opens its 27th annt ‘Session. 14, 1887. Bit ‘uated in the Piedmont Benet ames Sacer e $yidwdm GEO-G. BUTLER, A M., Principal. rouinent wakes at all prices, * PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNATE & CO. wh 317 Market Space, Do Nor Poncmasy, and checked at G19, 1331 Ponme ‘ava, Lloyd's Meprees Otices, and on Reamer. ‘Telephose call~D4, my 15-00 RFOLK “AND RESS MON! Derncsteauer, GE0nGe LEARY wil dears aureet wharf, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY: 7th ‘FRI E THE EMER: PUESVATS THURGDAYS en’ SATURDAYS EEE UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. z . 3 A shorourily Sythe etrumentatamediumprica, | #._xsiuige couneetion with Boston and Provigense ie eada ied Shonds steamers for New York asd sil steam aud Second-hand Pianos and Organs st prices from @10 | mond, steamers for New doll steam ond 108100. Sold on small monty payments, St O10 and 1451 Pennayivanta sve: and at kuprs Ex. Largest amortmont of S-cont ose in thecity. rene, who will also. check ba from bowls and 24 916 F st. yeand Genet No nels TEAMER PILOT HY LEAVES 7TH ST, WHARP &. and arelarh st7, BDO) ce Sree pg ending tar ested Ora Ga ry ore ws ad Wi { POR )L TEXT BOOKS We Lc 0 ot whet FOR SCHOO! "EL. KOLSON, AND SUPPLIES. JOHN MoGAHEE, Alexandria, Va. Agent. SO-duh ‘Wholesale and Retail. STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR POTOMAG Ponti scH00L nooxs Bere thet SAP Ee ie rns tae ves = ‘At list prices. aayrand Beidny Re? aa Pare: pp ae egg Wnt, BALLANTYNE & 80N, Sundaya. all landings to Nomist, Cursioman, and x Se eet evening, arrivi Scuoor Booxs Ag ‘alllaafings v9 Rinses ‘Thurs for every grade of Public Schools, at the lowest con- tract prices, All the School, Seminary, and College Text Books. School Blank Books and Stationery, and slmost every thing for School use, ‘Wholesale and Retail, ©. C. PURSELL, 418 Oth st. 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