Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1887, Page 6

ra THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1887—SUPPLEMENT. Gove. Foraker and Lee. HB OWT0 GOVEKNOR'S ANSWER TO THE CHIEF EX- ROUTIVE OF VIRGINIA. Aspecial dispatch to the Clncinnat! Enquirer rom Columbus, Ohio, October 3, says: Gov. For- ‘ker was to-day shown the dispatch from Rich- Mond, Va, stating that the Virgiala authorities have had diMculty in getting fugitives from jus- {ioe when they come into this State from the Old @, and that the governor had refused to Ronor requisitions made by Gov. Lee. In answer Wa question, Gov. Foraker said that but two re juisitions had been received from Virginia since came into office. The first was refused because, Re ‘says, the paperson their face showed the Prosecution to be a Diackmailing scheme. The ‘Second requisition was for a man named Odell at ‘Hamiitoa, and was honored and Odell was arrested, Dut was released on bis own recognizance that hé might come and see the gorernor and prevent is ase. This be did, and the governor revoked the Order temporarily until he could examine the ease more Tuily. After examining the papers he found they did ‘not comply with the statutes of ‘Ohio tn important particulars, and on the advice Of the attorney-general refused to honor the re- juisition. These facts were transuitted to Got of Virginia, with a full statement of the Guifements of the onio laws, and another requlsi- for Odeli was revetved as detective as tae first, @nd for the same reason was not honored. Gov. Foraker, it, 1s understood, sent a letter to tne Virginia governor to-day which ts likely to bring ‘he affair to a crists very soon. A Russian Adventuress. MARRIED SIXTREN TIMES, NOW SENT TO SIPERIA. A New York World special from Vienna, Oc 1, says: The Russian adventures, known as “ Golden Hand,” bas been condemned by the tribu- Bal of Moscow to transportation for life to Stberta. ‘This extraordinary woman has been married no Jess than sixteen times, and ts described as being Temarkably handsome. Her husbands have be- Jonged to all nationalities and creeds Sue ran away from two in France aud three in Germany, carrying off as much of their property as she could lay hauds op. She Was tu Vienna in 187s under an assumed name. She hus robbed her different husbands ultogetber of than 300,000. roubles. Wueu — travedag she invariably made "dupes then digappeared wiih their mouey and Jewela She Was sent to Siberia some years ago, but Un overseer of the prison in Wich she Was confived Decaine enamoreu of Ler and rab away With Ler Lo Constantinople, Where w iuarthage took place. Sue Soon left Unis hlisb. nd as she hud the others, The adventures 8 Russian, German, Frene sb, ‘The lawyer encrusi With her defeusé uas bad an opportunity of © Periencing her skill as a pickpocket. When he ‘Went to see her in prison after tue trial sue as- sured hin of her gfatitude and asked bin to ac- | watch aud chain which Coptas a souvenirs § ne fie berore hin. — He at She piaced on th tal Teeognized it as his own, Which she had just pteked | from bis pocket. see Junior American Protestants. THE ACTION OF THE FITTEBUKG SCHOOL BOARD DE- NOUNCED. ‘The National Grand Lodge of the Junior Amert- can Protestant Association, in session at Kead- ing, Pa, adjourned yesterday morning, after adopting resolutions condemning the action of the Pittsburg school boardeiecting a Catholte priest as Principal of the Monongahela public school and deciaring that “the cathole church 1s se. eretly and insiduously ut work establishing her- self in our midst for the destruction of that most glorious privilege, lberty of conscience, which to Preserve inviolate should be the purpose of pro- festant eltizensiitp and protestant Christianity.” eee A Diver Awt Experience, PISNED TO THE BOTTOM BY A ROCK THAT HAD FALLEN ON HIS LEG. A telegram from Portland, Me., October 4, say Gardiner Floyd, a well-known diver of this city, had an awful experience many feet unaer water at Mattawamkeag a few daysago. He was at Work on a foundation for a coffer-dam at the site of a pier for a new bridge for the Canadian Pacific Railroad. He had put a chain around a big rock and givea the signal to hoist It, when a large piece Of the rock broke off. It fell upon the aiver, knocked bim down, and pinned one Le foot Uo the bottom. His crowbar was just ‘yond his reach, and he feared every moment that his air Supply Would give out. The bottom was of mud and gravel, and rather soft. Mr. Floyd set to work ‘Toaig himself free with his hands, AS fast as he undermined the Fock he propped it with stall stones. He dug away for dear life for Just halt an hour before he succeeded in getting his leg free. Hits air hose Was resting on two points of a ledge, Dut by cureful handling he got it straightened out and gave the signal to hoist. He was compicte! exhausted when he reached the surface. His foot and leg were badly bruised, but no bones were broken. Spies and Nina Van Zandt Quarrel. Chicago Special to the New York World, October 4. ‘Nina Van Zandt and August Spies, her allegea proxy husband, had a bitter quarrel in the county Jail to-day. Nina visits the condemned anarchist every day. When she came today she began to upbraid him for writing to another woman. She had heard that he had written affectionately to the young woman to whom he was engaged before Nina fastened her affections upon him, and whom it issaid he sull loves better than “his erratic Proxy wife. Spies 1s sald to have told Nina with Imueh spirit that he would write to whomsoever he Pleased, at which there was a grand upheaval of ‘Tears and sobs. The anarchist heart softened then, and Spies promised to leave his former love alone. ——— a B. axp O. Suors Rescwt ow Fcit Trwe.—In the eariy summer the Baltimore and Olio Rafiroad, in some of the car building and machine shops at Mount Clare, and in all the machine shops on the Mine of the Toad, reduced the working hours to eight, because there was not work enough to em- los the hands on full time, and the pay was re juced. Tuesday, in all the shops, ten hours {or a day's work was resumed, with pay for ten hours. A Barmrcroow Wirnocr a BRIDE.— Leese, a Reading, Pa, bridegroom of but ten days, ‘Tuesday applied to court for possession of is wife. She was formerly Margaretta K. Davis daughter of Frank K. Davis, a merchant. "Leese 15 Davis driver. Three weeks ago Miss Davis went to Philadelphia on a visit. On Sunday, Septem- Der 2, Leese met her Dy appointment. "Together they repaired to Camden, where they were married by Rev. 1. W. Bagley. Sir. Davis had strenuously ‘opposed the ‘mateh and now refuses to permit his daughter to see her husband. ‘The Nebraska republican State convention yes. terday nominated for judge of the supreme court Judge Sam] Maxweil Testy Pex Cest Revecriox oN PRIOR TO REMOVAL TO 15TH AND F STREETS, OCTOBER 15TH. HLF. WOODARD & CO, ‘MEN'S FURNISHINGS, 1432 New York ave G. 7. Kees, TAILOR, 414 9TH ST.N.W. FALL sTOCK Now ‘READY. Jvsr Now. Almost everybody in the clothing trade is Just now telling what elegant, superb, unri- valed stocks of Fall and Winter Clothing they are offering, until dictionaries are exhausted in search for strong descriptive adjectives Trade Jeinfuenced less by wuat is suid than by what is done, and we care only to state we are ready for Fall and Winter business, leaving the criti- cal buyers who purchase the class of clothing ‘wehandle to determine bow well we have sus- tained our reputation for producing the best clothing sold anywhere. GEORGE SPRANSY. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 30 434 SEVENTH STREET. TER'S & DUNGAN'S INFALLIBLE of Dine j Seae ne Pa ee ae “Turse Are Nose Too Wis WHO CANNOT LEARN.” None too busy who cannot devote a few moments to Feud our advertisemen D: OF EVERY HOUSEKEEPER TO TE 18 THE DUTY UY ECONOMY. We have used every effort possible to place a line of RARE BARGAINS beiore the pubic this Thursday aud Friday. ¢ haviug sufficient space in our column to give full syeciaestivn, w: herewith meution but a few of ‘many offer UR Iotof odie and. ends in Merino Underwear, com- mag diferent qualitice im Ladios’, Gents’ and Chal. Sven's shirts and Dra.scrs (white and red) at haif their T guanuty of Kemnants in Nottingham Curtain Laces "nd Fan'y Draperies, cousisting of many sui & ‘ble lengths and beautiful desicus, at prices which surely out tect a speedy: mc. Teme of Colored Cauton Flannel Remnants, mostly dark brown and few lush colors. at Bo. per yal, Tewu- value 12% and 1c ‘Anew invoice of Bieached Wamsutta Sheeting ard Pilicw" Caxitae Renpau's, suitable. lengths and w ure, at the following low tn the market ior W T2iqe.. generally sold at 18. Ohe ease of Lucie Blue Denim Remnants, suitable for Overslis and many other domestic purposes, at Liye. standard price 1Se. Avsniall lot of Rustad PL sligh: aged, at 50 and 7oe.. regular value $1.50 abd ‘Atiew line of A sortnieut in Cloakity Alarge selection of Fancy Worsted Frinzes, iu all the latest desius, suitable for furniture use 18 KeLe- Fal, at 10c, aud upward. We take this or pe fact that we keep te and Boys" we Filo the city, wsrked Sere remibie (Germ cae neaes fassdineres for Men's t fig his department ist of Seotes Tweeds, Kerseys, and Union Cloth. Ha tablished tue reputation of being leader in the Blanket and Conifort line, it is hardly necessary tom this departuwent, but will give you a quuta- rm specials stout 6s full-size Comforts at 5c. of catia size Comiforts,miade of guod calico. LADIES’ AND CHILDKEN'S CA: UNDERWEAR. y. We are anxious in Flannel Under. N wear which we longiteheap. As we do not keep a full | Une it is necessary We close out What Wwe Lave as sven, 18 possible. z, FLANNEL DRAWERS, Made of good quality canton flannel, trimmed with deep riffle «i embroidery: made o1s0ke, Fe | “Another style, buttoned at the Knee, trimmed with embroidered ruitle, 1c LADIES’ CANTON FLA Trimmed with rufite of embrode Tuade on yoke, L SKIRTS, bunch of tucks ood quality of flannel, only | g1z5, Ladies’ Canton Flannel Skirts, deep hem, made on Yoke, good quality flan: ly 406. Ladles' Cautou Flannelextra size, made of best qual ity flannel, onls $1 ehave @ fall line of Cnildren’s Canton Flannel Drawers and Skirts, which vary iu price according ty size. tables on our 2d floor, in epartment, Yasxee Estenenise AND GENIUS HAS AGAIN TRIUMPHED AND THE CUP REMAINS IN THIS COUN- TRY. THE AMERICANS DON'T ALLOW ANYONE TO BEAT THEM IN THE STYLE AND CHARACTER OF THEIR WORK. THE MANUFACTURE OF FINE WOOLEN! THE OLD WORLD LEADS US, BUT IN MAKING UP THE SAME WOOLENS WE ‘THE PERFECTION OF MEN'S CLOTHING IS GOODS OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE MADE UP INTHIS COUNTRY. NOT EV! THE FAMOUS “POOLE, OF LONDON,” MAKES UP AS FINE OR AS GOOD A SUIT AS MANY AN AMERICAN TAILOR. THIS SEASON WE HAVE IMPORTED LARGELY FROM IRELAND AND SvOT- LAND, PARTICULARLY INTHE ROUGH- FACED GOODS (CASSIMERS, CHEVIOTS AND FREIZES). EN ), GERMANY AND FRANCE STILL TAKE THE LEAD IN SMOOTHER-FACED FABRICS, AND WE HAVE THESE IN LARGE VARIETY. WEHAVE ALSO IMPORTED A CUTTER, NOT FROM “ABROAD,” BUT FROM NEW YORK CITY, AND HE IS TURNING OUT THE BEST FITTING COATS WE HAVE EVER HAD. ANOTHER ONE PAYS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CUTTING PANTS, AND IS FAIRLY ENTITLED TO BE CALLED AN “ARTIST IN TROUSERS." WE FEEL CON FIDEN1 THAT WECANGIVE YOU AS AR- TISTIC CLOTHING AS CAN BE MADE IN WASHINGTON, AND AT ABOUT ONE- THIRD LESS THAN MERCHANT TAILORS’ PRICES. PANTS MADE UP IN ONE DAY WHEN NECESSARY. < F. B. BARNUM & CO, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AV! SUE. Setuxo Orr To Crose Bustsess THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW cost, SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, UNDERWEAR, LIN. ENS AND DOMESTICS, AT LEAST TWENTY- FIVE PER CENT LESS THAN YOU CAN BUY ‘THEM IN ANY OTHER HOUSE iN TOWN. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK BE- FORE PURCHASING IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY. THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD AS SOON AS PoSsI- BLE. PLEASE COME EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID THE RUSH AND YOU CAN RECEIVE BETTER ATTENTION. STORE FOR RENT; FIXTURES FOR SALE, S. L. HEMPSTONE, eep2-3m. 803 Pennsylvania Avenue. Nome Lixe I; IN THIS CITY IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS THAN THE FINE CLOTHING SOLD AT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. COR. 7TH AND G STS. A Heavy Mixed Cheviot Suit at #6. A Heavy Mixed Cassimuer Suit at $7.50. ‘A Heavy All-wool C-ssimer Suit at $10. A Black All-wool Corkscrew, Cutaway Suit at $10. A Fine Prince Albert Suit at $14. We have a fuil line of Cutaway and Sack Suits, in (Cheviot and Cassimer, at prices that will astonish You. We have a fz! line of Fall and Winter Overcoats at 86, 67, 88, $10, $12 aud upwards. We have a full line of Boys! Suits and Overcoats, from $4.50 up to $15. ate Mave ® full Line of Children's Suits, from 62.50 yweneve full line of Children's Overcoats, from 83 2.000 Pair of odd Punts for Men, Boys, and Chil- very cheap, at the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., Caner 7 ana G sta. mw, Ginsu Locewoon & Co. &. Locswoon, ORK. Taos Prmanian NEW os Mis Bt 2¥E a limi ed Dumber of pu, tls :or the study For erms Dyuir a MALLEL! & D3 ms 5. Teierences, Ternis office. _ EDUCATIONAL. BiOwney WIL. bat, Bw. TLEMAN WISHES To GIV LESSON - IN Gree tute, 3128 WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FLOCUT ON AND 3 STEVENS aud Coliewe Preparatory. STAMMERING C' ermanently cured. No trek. Mrs. MoSIEVE ington Si ma Bolicited. Agency at 1: t$L50 per month. Studi tentive to’ beginners, as well as to pupils dv; G11 Tat, ‘sl ¥ancei Prof Service examination. TEACHER, 1508 9th st FPRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND. SCHOOLS FOR Baltimore, Md, Cottage city, Tesidence 18 West 9 Care of Hon. 8. 8. Cox, 13 East 12th st., Ne city. = CHOOL OF MUSIC nw. organ for practice. RT SCHOOL, — Miss 8. W. KELLY, Principal, Fs Alnowat nt be pi instruction is eiven in every bra WW ASENGTON CONSERVATORY Fiano, Orvan, Voices advanta Mire IMOGENE 8, MOLRELL, careless habits of drawing, they will be received Sutt days at f in dr vaintinie. Ev Mond: rue Law SCHOOL — The twenty-third annual ge SCHOOL OF THE COLU: open in the Law Leet corner of 15 when the Faculty will make ant envou ew lectus nlarged will be furnished. NE PHZes, One of $100 and another of fh will be conducted by Profs. C¢ For catale MSE INAK JME 1260-105, 1116 Mf at.'and 1130 11%h st, French and E: lish Boarding and Day Academic, Inter Commod Messrs Tors MPYHE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD Bil for the benefit of Medical the F B. Mood. A Surgical Ui mi. by Trof. NF. Grali penmary Clute by yi GirORGETOWN UNIVERSIT ft Lectlirer on Coustitition Leoturer on kquity Pleadine Lecturer on the law of ‘Real Fst ‘Lecturer on the La Circuit Court—PI: MORRIS. Introductory lecture ‘a gaan’ ten at tie Law. B wtrvcts hiorthwe ut 0:30 pa All iterested are luost condiadty’ in: fully selected text books aud reports, Wi ious r inthe 8 20 pan. dasly, except Sundays, to students and a Of tiie school Ihe Secretary can be seen at the Law Building from 6 to 7 pan. duily for information, enrollment, & Ga Chins. euueatlon. Delightfal hor from Baltimore und Washington. Addi AML September 26, her sciool at U20 18th st. n.w., y ORWOOD INSTITUTE, 4 SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, Nos. 1212 and 1214 14th st. and 1407 Mass. ave. MR. and MRS. WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal. The three buildings are all closely, connected, one with the other, and f'ce South and East. with good, Open play-gro ids in the rear. The sanitary appoint- heute ore periect, aud the hyxiene of the whole estab- iitent iain accitd wits the intent and ‘most enlight- sued views upon that lnportent sitject. The course of the study is complete Primary, Inter- paints Academic and, when dewired. Collorisie. with fail de; oma, of which’ Mr. Justios preme Court of the United States: says: Eilel for ycune iadiew whose’ diyfoma commands & isher feapet than Norwood Tne tat Tn addstiow to this course of studs; which embraces ‘of the Su- M Tet ‘Know of no touch English education, advantusen of €1 «Brat Fare Vrovided 1m all othet branctes ot Telive and eleunt culture adapted to the Anished development of wirls. T shave been made as low as is compatible, in pis city, with the complete comfort of sucht an estab eut and the employment of fine taleut ip euch meut of Instruction. References: ‘The patrons of the school. 05-1m HE OLNEY INSTITUTE, THE MISSES DOR- EY, Principals.—Epglish, French, and German cl for younis Ladies and Lith irl. ‘The second, ‘on bevins on Monday, Se: terber 26, 1887. lars any ly te the MiSsE DOMSEY i st., West Washiigton. ratory, 904 M st nw, Mrs Princiyal. Voice Culture, El Ty. mas awarded. | Electiy dents of Washir chvol of Elocution. INTERN. most comprehensiv lero times, Cirenlare AWING AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY COM. Letent teachers, ‘Terna $3 per nonth, threesl i. Special classes Saturday Ww. 0-1 ER, ‘Teacher of Violin and Cornet, Z 714K st. nw. ISS EMMA GRAY (CHRISIIA: Isv) has returned to the iusic, and Harmony. Espe Is8 NINA CHANDLER, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Spectul attention to beginners, as well as to ad. puplls, best retereuces: teriis mnoderate, 11 o1- Tm TEN AND} KIMARY SCHOOL ieety KMAL TRAINING CLASS. Fince (one, block south of Dupont ast term bewins Uetober 3, 1887. s1-dun CAULFIELD, LATE PROFESSOR AT ‘Conservatory of Music, New York. GNOK FABIANT, FROM Sor of Itulfsn method of pplications for lessons ing and Voice 7 New York ave, jou to persone p ish-speaking people. New York City, Host tisville, Pa, Newark, thors Glasses,” ull of 18s and jon, D.C. ieDonal “Student's H arts im weendensed form all that is esary fora. quick nowledge of the French laucuage; for saleat | Tee's. Address V. PRUD'HOMME, THEO. INGALLS. K Hours till October % 1024 17th at. nw. izes ffolu South ding, 9th and F ats. Viohn. Fluti <0. B. BULLAED, Director. RAWING AND PAINTING—NATIONAL ACAD. einy of Fine Arts, 804 E st. presided over b o hus had twel ul studied fifteen yeata in Enroye with the brated artists. To prevent children form: and u for almost noth: jou fn every branch of art sto portrait and historical ing classes for ladies and et and Wednesdays at 7 o'clock. 82 Thug of all kin OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. n of the LAW UMBIAN UNIVERSITY ‘will fall of the University Ge reets), OD AT 6 O'CLOCK, were] new and Liuport- ts for the conintue year, ‘courses have been provided. ities for the use of the Law Library , will be or School of Practice, and MAURY, ues apply to W. i. Morrison, 475 Pa. 4 New York ave’; Fitch, Fox & brown, 1 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5 Graduate Departmen’ id 14: Jahr Pe. ave. W.HL Lowderuilk & Co., 1424 F strect ress JAMES C. WELLING, Pr ‘hool for Young Ladiesaud Little Girls, inte and Primary Departments.— ix new school building,containing CHAPEL, ROOMS, CLASS-ROOMS, and) OFFICE, With sieam beating aud best modern huprovements, Feady foroccupancy this fall, ‘Thirteenth year bezins OCTOBER 6. Forcirculars apply to Principal, s3-4m MRS. F. J. SOMEKS. LFRED BUJAC WILL KE~UME ir School op Cotober 4th, at Private instruction in, Fretch. Mathematics, Se. Tint UNIVERS! judents, give a thor- jurse i Chinical Medicine, Surgery, Diseases uf Women, and Obstetrics during the eLsuing session at ‘dimen ital ae A Medical Clinic every Si by Prof. an ‘aaily Mt his Obstetrical clini unical Cliute will be iv ew nter mouths by Prof. Robert Key burn of teeth will be - Dufour aud staf PURVIS, M. I SCHOOL OF LAW. FACULTY. Mi boonay, University. W. HOFFMAN, LL. D,, ‘Dean of the Puc HON, WILLIAM A. i (Chief Justice U.S, Court of Claims), Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and Lewal Maxis CHALLES P. JAMES, LL. D ° Court District of Colus HO? ustice CK, LL. D. rt District of Coltiubiay I Law, Common Law Flead- ing aud Equity Jurimprudence, MARTIN. MOKMIS, LL. De tions and Adn MES G- P JAMES G. dence und Crimi Law. JOSEFH J. DARLINGTON, LL. D, of ver-oual Property, Contracts, Negotiable Paper. GEORGE E, HAMILTON, ESQ, Lecturer ou the Law of Partuershipy Torts and Testa- mentary Law. MOOT COURT. JOHN W.ROSS, rt of Apreals PROFS. CHAKLES W. HOFF- WILLIAM M. MEKRICK, aud MARTIN SAMUEL M. ¥ Secretary announcements for the huss corer Gih and . Ou WEDNESDAY, Uctober ttend. y. comprising nearly 1,000 volumes of care- ‘comuio- a lished, an wing rooms attach ww Building, aud will ‘be open fro! Sirculars xiving course of study, terms, &c., cai, be had at bookstores of Morrison, Bradley Adaius, or Anglin, of on application to the undersiined. ‘3M XEALMAN, _816-Imo Secretary. EDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS, ‘ational University, Mt. Vernon Place, corner Sti and Rust Mew. ‘The fourth auuual session will devin MONDAY, OCTOBE 3D, 1887, at PYorturther AMeraaugh este ti ‘i iF intormation ay ply to— Te He Dalek _s17-1mo MiG Hs ‘o'clock LLE. LUCIE STAINBRON KLOTZ WILL RE- ‘une justructions in French st ber 1 bw October 1, 1887. Day OORELAND SEMINARY, FALLS CHURCH, he ‘ward pupila privately U yard pupils pivately tutored. HS, GEO. C. CHIPMAN REOPENS MONDA) FE ee leans STRUCTION ON THE V i MESES TH OU aeons Besidence, 608 H st. aw. #12-3m0 _____ EDUCATIONAL. ADAME A. PELE HAVING RETURNED TO THE isresdy {0 restime her French classes snd sseone, both day and Sddress at her ew resi the Arlington Hotel. ‘RS. Z, D. BUCHER, ‘Teachers of Fi 1830 1 ‘Miss Conn will accept engageménts ag an accom- PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALLET & DAVIS PIANOS 1 Iprights = specisity. inten wbich are selected wil RAILROADS Sie ar. cormer of Sixth ya (TC THE NOKTH, WES’ ce, 910 1 Ww. Dear Sisien ill we ead DOUBLE T! Cah fasta: | STEM ae LOOK! 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DN, on MONDAY, OCTOBER ime. on H, between Oth and. Profession and the public ilar lectures will her information 49 . 124 GGU nim daily, esceye Suaday. Sundays Ue00 ND FREDERICKSBURG RAILW AND ALEXANDRIA AND WADHINGTON BAIL EHR BROS! U damper attachment RAYON PORTRAIT: eu Crayon Portrait in 15 edge of drawing ecessary. Room 13, May Bui TP\HE McDONALD-ELL Cor. Massachusetts English and. Fren: Ss 6:00, 10:57 am, daily, disturbing their family or ne N ding, cor.7ih and arise ave suti7th st, ULLD SQUARE AND UP 1GUT PIANO NO. F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Pa, ave, 0 IANOS IN GOOD PLAYIN able $5 per month. formation at the office, northeast cor- Sth street aud Penusylvania avenue, and at where orders cau be left for tl 1887, Weilesley’ Prepar- ht by w corps of des instruction in Ps Clans -Dr--wini, Primary, Intermes atory. Artaud Musi PA * ELLIS & CO., .» near 10th st, SQUARE, UPRIGHT Grand, at moderate pricea und easy terms; old in- struments taken in payment for new. INO. F. ELLIS & 00 French, Latin, P and Class Singin, A Special herdie’ is emplo: use of puplis in distant paris of the address the puncipal. ity, aud will receive patients | and pupils at her new resid: nee, 1915 Gist. n w.ol-lin® YEW PIANOS, K mn . = Erne he Ll BALTIMORE ann on SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH, 1887. LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STA’ OF NEW JERSEY AVE. AN For Chicago and Northwest, Exp. Daily 10:35am, 9:40 pm. obit Citicinnatt and St. Lous, Exp Daily 3:15 and Pitisburg and Cleveland, Exp. Daily 10:35am, iphie hewarks aaah Whitaaee felphia, Newark, and’ Wilt 1:5 pau and 4.0 pa, dally, Express. intermediate points betwee bal ‘00 sur aud 14:35 pun. For Siigeriy and intermediate 8:30. 8 DANIEL WILL RE! Sons in vocal and instrumental Musie § SQUARE GRAND PIANO, WITH. |stool and cover, ata bana JNO. F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Pa. ave., near 10tn at. nw. GOOD CONDITION, ION, CO! Poo maid UARE PIANO, IN 1 aul Cover, at 6 bargain. JOHN F. ELLIB & CO, 813-1m_937 Pennsylvania ave. n. w., near 10th RADBURY SQUAR tion, with stool and cover, at's barcain, JOUN'F, #13-1m_937 Pennsylvania AIN!S BROS, SQUARE PIA’ Gitiou, with stool and cover, a JOHN F. #13-1m_937 Peunsylvania uv TEBER BABY GRAND PI dition, with stool, at a bargain. JOUN F. ELLIS & CO. #13-1m_937 Pennsylvania ave. un. w.. near 10th st, ‘PRIGHT PIANOS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT, very little used, at low pric 301 s15-1m_937 Pennsylvani foved, Tuned, and Repairs iz JOHN F ELLIS & CO. #13-1m_937 Pennsylvania ave. n. w., Lear 10th ot. education ts com- uch oi Education is more scholarly, refined at the preseut day, Jethe Art of all Aris—uo person none pays bette IN GOOD CONDI- ti ‘ate Conrses open Octobe The Neu-Lrofessioual:” 2 the Pro is for those who wish to study Elo: iy F udy, more and Phil- a. IN GOOD CON forms an important isions: 1, ORA. ‘There ure also short Cour @ teaches; VOICE, LONESCTATION. E Gz oretork pet. | w., near Oth at. (0, IN GOOD CON: SCED TEACHER WILL GIVE 1N- | For Aunspolis, m., 12:10 and 4:35, ON, Physical Hui hington and Balti. aun, and 1-30, th. fitan Branch, + stations only; “10:10 aim, Suuday etope at all ste and intermediate pointe. +9:05a UTTSM Panto: ING, Comedy, DELSAKTS, 8:30 wan, 12:10, Oi Sundays, 8:30 NT AT MODERATE PRICES, ‘Stutieus ou Metropol Catulovne, wit giilie DEFECT» For Gaithersburg, and Degrees conferred. ‘QML MAKTYN COLLEGE ot ELOCUTION and ORA- block east of City P 15 p. m., stopping atall stations on Metro) Frederick, 10:55 a, m, t5:30 p.m. Sundays, laverstown, 10:10 a. m. ‘Trans arrive trom Chicao, from Ciucinnuti and St. a.m. und 1:15 p.m. ; trom Mttsburx,. lphia, Chester, and Wilmington, 10:45 Ob, wid B90" p.m, dally, and #150 | y and: termediate points north of Bal- 10:00 & u., daily. rains leave Balt MUSIC STORE, 925 71H ST, N. W. Pianos and Organs for rent und sold on ‘monthl, Agents for New Enylaud, Sterling THE UNRIVALLED SOHMER PIANOS, We offer great burvuins m eecoud. Importers of fhe violins, L copies of 5 and 10-cent slieet music. CORCORAN SC UMBIAN UNIVER-I1Y, D.C! Enelish Language and latulownes tree. aid 4-20 p. an. From Philadel am, 3.05, 8: ry, Trigonometry, : = Curcxertxa axp Hannwax Piaxos ‘Lo reut and sold om monthly payments, Hauos repaired, stored, tuned, and moved. W. G. METZEROTT & CO, G. L, Wu & Bros, — 709 7th st. n.w. 8 ‘hand German, ry sand ad special colirse iu Electric METEOROLOGY — 1 heory ai CIVIL ENGINES i cmetry, ‘Theory of Tustruments, Kailroad aud utal aud Moral, ‘Methods of Signal Of For pointe on Si m, tExcept Sunday. Bagaxe called for and_chec dences on orders leftat Ticket PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. W. A. CLEMENTS Established 180% Kranich aud Bach and other fine Fisuon—new and secoud-hand—at gzeat bargains for cash until October ‘ked at hotels and reat. Zoology, Authro- | “Pianos and Organs moved, exchanged or rented. Office, 619 and 1357 ‘Tuuny and repairing Louestly dove, ALDMONT ALR LIN Seladuigia ettect 5 Gordonsville, Charlottesvi Springs, Allegheuy Springs, Bria Bleeper Washi ‘ADDRESS IN ALL CaSES 13 6th st. now. near he Highest standard Business College in America, application at. Coll from 9 an to 9 pe AKIYN, Presiuent; UNEQUALLED IN TON] ‘QUALLED IN TON SECOND-HAND PIAN TOULLPELY wiakes ut ell price Prowineut makey MNOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABF & CO., E LOUCH WORKMANSHIP ‘A fing assortment of OL HILL KINDERGARTE: Miss CORNELIA F B04 DEN ith year upeus Monday, October information audress the prueipal. $15-1m, burg and Dunville, Atlanta, Birmiughetne leans, Texas and Califor ‘AMILY SUPPLIES. LOOK!! 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Western Ex Gordonsville, Charlottesville, gid Summer resortegn and near, out Iman Sleepers ton to Louisville. ATE OF HAKVARD, TEACHING I i JAKVIS BUL ‘817 Market Space. AA Wistenzion, de Auquire of MIE a Do Nor Prnemase UNIIL YOU SEE THE EMPREOW PrANO. A thorvugily first-class instrument a ‘Over 41,000 now in use. Second-hand Pianos aud Organs at prices from 810 Sold on suwall wonthly paymiente. t ausUrtumeut uf S-cent Music in the city. UENKY EBERBACI ERIAN BUSINESS COLD A prac ical busivess education that aud woien to support them. i rm the active du les of ‘oven in Rapid Writing, “Business. Pract Stenosraphy, aud Type: GE, COR. 7TH medium prioa, = cae ‘pitied oul hehe tea Exres Mess BLOATER MACKEREL, ‘Very Best Quality; Firm, fat and white, 2.0. BURCHELL, Seicuce of Cit Rewular bay and Sleepers Waahiugton to | Memphis without ct HOUSEFURNISHINGS, We Invire You To Exanse OUR FALL STOCK OF CAKPETS, FUB- NITURE, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS WHICH WE ARE NOW OPENING, IF STYLES ARE NOT BETTER, AND PRICES AS LOW FOR SAME CLASS OF GOODS AS CAN BE FOU! ASE YOU TO BUY. SOME BIG DHIVES IN FURNITURE. to Montgomery, connecting =r Cie al and Ohio divisior leave Wash. | Exxorpixary Desrnantx Faore. A HALF TON OF ELEGANT EVAPORATED CALI- FORNIA APRIOUi8. Price very low. ington B12 ‘MM. Daily; arrive kound bury at 10:45 A. M. and 9:40 P. AL; eo ery Charlottesville at 9:40 the opeuiue of day or cular sent ree on application Wh MRS. SARA A. SUENCER, Vice-1 if TON KcapEMy, ‘tsessious, {lustruted Cis- ‘CER, Principat, 30 A. Mand 3:35, iD, WE DO NOT ite U. S. Patent OMe, Boys and Youus Men. ud Evening ses eping, Shorthand, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Oth street northwest, NDIA TEA TH ST. 8 Ww. a Bi d43 Boca has: W. H. HOEKE, 801 Market Space. ‘Auulroad, Uth aud Is atrveta, Heanye Stoves In selecting a Heating Stove it will be to your inter- est to inspect our immense assortment, embr cin all styles and the latest designs. which we are offering at low prices. Keeping only firsi-class mechanics, we are prepared to do all kinds of repairing in the best uan- er, expeciuily Latrobesand Furnaces, A cail respeot- fully soucied. NDS! SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 Jared building with larger corps « C RIVER BOATS, Prof. Pur.is | tondvanced sindents. | nevery Sunday torn: | veg aud Scletce prepared. for college STEAMER W, W. Leaves 7th-streec wharf daily. Vernon and Kiver Laudinus as tar down as 10 o'cwck am about 3:50 pam. ork aud calisthenic with charts, reter- ical apparatus. Of ror catalovue e@ Worth 506c., st Golc Syrup, 40c, per gallon. cx, Bug e Cured: Oe ber Bo i books aud physica: and hours 10 ani to 12 1 W. SIDWELL, Principal JOSEPH'S COLL Course of studies Wb. JENKS & CO, ‘717 7thet. nw. i __1. L. BLAKE, Captain, , TEAMER JOHN W. THOM! Ni AG HIVER LANDIS, OH POTOMAG Toa Paro: Bt ante nes: 08-th,sa,tu-3im and Commereial. Hourders jer session of five tnonths, #10 Leaves 6th st. wh day, and Friday at Sundays, ai landings to Xi Leouardtown, returuine Mondays. ‘Tend, al ndings 10 arr ON sdseadsy alll 2 jeg phdieg wall be re: LSU. JOSEPH, Director, Weare daily receiving our Fall Supply of Carpets, comprising all the new patterns in Bigelow, Lowell, aud Hurtford Wiltons; Bixelow. Lowell, and Hurtiord Brussel; Moquits in choice patterns; Lowell and Hurtiord Ingrains; Art Squares, all sizes; Rugeand ‘Mats im all the new desixus; Furniture Coveriuxa; Curtain Drapery, Lace Curuuns, aud ‘Lable Covers in iomini, Currioman, and returning Tues ane ‘to Kiusale, returning Thure- Friday, all landings to Nomini, Currioman, Lev Feturmibg “Friday nieht, AcHvige 1a, Unday MOFRI For rurther inrormation app) Telephone call. 94. BREAKFAST Please send for a Catalosue, OUNT VERNON INSTITU TE, 15 and French School tor Girls, re-opeus SRT MiS. CHAS. W. PATRO, Principal. GRADES OF }repares torcullege, Hl exanibations DELICIOUS, NOURISHING, ABSOLUTELY PURE OOSTING LESS THAN EN’ cur. aanenalnen 2 Washington Sa DUIVATE LESSONS Ftudy'; to adults c Aunayclis; West Font feays IVY INSTITUTE, wee NOLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCH. under 14 years of aie. LUCIEN EC. COLLIERY HOOE BRO. & CO. 1328 Fat JKEPARE FOR WINTER, Ranges, Mantels, and Furnaces couCAKI ELL Sis Tihs awe ot Ow epuiring of all kinds promptly done Grat ° Lerrevx & Bro, with P. Houson Hiss IN THE PIUCE OF W -APER, v8 we will sell all White Back 1. JONES, Agent, AxD FORTRESS MONROE. ‘dth ana K sta. nw, {OL FOR BOYS, ‘Low fares. The Lal Hy furnished throughout, Da, stopping First-class ‘mooie werv polar, eafo and fant Steamers jughout, leaves ah street whart ime and ‘Gning-rovin "at Arlington Hotel, Opeus ISS ROSA PC and Lagwage checked fs PePrews Onices amy MONKOE. A DIG BREAK ~“ For the next thirty day ‘Papers for 10c. per piece. - per Piece. 10-inch Embossed, rin proportion. KO., GUS 7th st, aw. ‘THE BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLD 13 ERES. ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT atl Lun st. RANZ SHAEFER, NO NOKFOLK AND FORTRESS ‘Ihe steamer GEOKGE LEAKY ‘hurt, on MONDAYS, WED! LATE OF PHILADELPHIA, ‘Teacher of Vocat Mud instrumental Music, ‘All orders Jor work prompt TEE: 7th street curs puss the door, SEWING MACHINES, &c. Tur Sewixe Macuxe NG THE MOST SATISFACTION 18 THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN No. 7. AUERBACH, 7th and H, Sole Agency D All Kinds Rented, Revaired and Warranted. QUICK SERVICE SYSTEM. Information and service, concerning ser chines, or machine repairing outside machinist on bic) telephone 422 TN GTHING EXCEEDS A SILE! MACHINE. “Ack: jachine extant for ACADEMY OF Exclusive connection with Bos rooms 7, 8, and 9, £5) also with rroamer Ariel tor Mich- mond, steamers for |X Kyndall steam a Taiitiad nes for the South. Sectire rvoms and ticket a1 619 aud 1351 Fennsylvanie ave. and at Khor's E: ‘who wall also chice Supt, aud Gen. IANO LESSON CLARA HARRISO; Pupil of Wm GUS M st naw. COLLEGE, 313 6TH ST, NoW., DE under the direc ¥ LEAVES 7TH-BT, ver lanaige uniar ow Metioy Gosek GIS dove ena t, 7th-at, wharz, | Beware of imitations of the Name and Brand, andbe ‘Sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read. ative teachers, conversational ucsday, “Thursday, aud Sava us reasouable; “uo more thait six First terun bei on October 4. Ap: FIFTEEN 1223 ‘Vou Susves KERR'S long-estab Youny Ladies und Children will WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. For information apply No home study for children under twelve, A limited number of sclolars will be received as Bu OL~ JOHN MoGAHEE, a, AKODE mst VER LAND SRA shed Day School for i : ud a adh, fara pe vere apie | Pee as Numini Crock, And have the imprint of , ad, Connect a Use schounia SOuMS BOT BAS tars att ee OCEAN STEAMERS. 10 LONDON. oe oe ee Eres OF PE. Al AC: ‘I DAY, OCLOBEK 4, 1887. 1 he Pre ep es the Colleie Hail, noutnwont corner of Sq at, Rag eng ou ia ave. at 1 o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, OC10- a F kets and intormution apply to JOHN ie a a 001 Mi ION LESSONS. — ¥. G, New Fneland Conserya ory ‘of Music, Borton, will wive lustruction 40 the “ii Scieubne 'S ethcd.” Will have charge of the Mocution Departuient 1H0o MMCKENNY, bole Agent, 4:27 J — ane inary Examination Attached, Kome genuine without thetwo gold medal, $3.00, Also Utaversial Fa tion for Juniors ATTORNEYS. CAKRING LON, ‘Law, Barbour Law 25 avenue, Waskuuston, 1s G Cooxixa By Gus A foll line of GAS COOKING STOVES Gu band and for ala i Sri W. M. GALT & 00, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. Ai), Lesiauns | GHORT ROUTE, IANO AND ELOCUT) CHURCH, pupil of t Miss MAY DAI! tober td. Healthful location. Thorougti Box 131 s2becodt S300 MALLE Woop ixstiTUTe, FoR BOTH sexes. Concordville, Pa.” Instruction Uwcrouzh. Students prepared for College or business. ik fran Jos SHORTLIDUES AML oe Jy 19-e0d: Conmerctat, Scxoor,, st. ti w., open for ladies and en Instruction in Book-keeping, Orthowrapl Government of the 5 to 7 aud 7 to 9 COURT F. WOUD, Hesperia, Mich. SPECIALTIES, WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. H. D. Buz : IMPORTER AND TAILOR, tg inform you that bis NEW GOODS | 34} BABE personally fits all garments made in his 1211 Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘Washington, D. 0, ry classe! r-month. lis" schouls, Lr egesetene ony sd [Wwe BELLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 795 14TH ST.N. W,, Boston, 154 Tremont St.; Brooklyn, 40 Court t.; New York, 23 W. 23d St ‘Thorough trainins in French, German, 8} Conversational kuowledye in UNE or {WO Ti Suiall classes; also private lessons, “Verms beyin now. WASHINGTON Has the honor Phila, 1523 Chestnut at establiahment. ((o4E AND EINDLING Woop. A complete assortment of all the best ot Opal ‘bow on band and errivins coustantly. fe offer itfor ‘sale at lowest market rates, NOW 48 1 He TIME TO BUY. ‘Al kinds of Wood, sawed and split, or in the stick, STEPHENSON & BRO, Mill and Depot, 7th et. whark, oie t29 10m tne 0 co oe (48H PRICES FOR COai_ Furnace and Res White Ash Coal. “ive above peor ate jor Gath ei mouth. BENGE A CLaAi a pr WaNT THE BEST FUEL 801d 12h the District at fare prices, calla JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Who supply more families with COAL, COKE, AND WooD 2 ‘Than any firm in the United states ‘Wharves, Depot, aud Kailroad anid, 12tuend Water = Some. 1202 Fen ch Utices: 1515 7th st. nw. 1740 Pennaglve- Coupection with main uftve by telephone V_ BALpwin sons: WHOLESALE Bap ee a eee Be ee Se eS isrecite aopaitan Yercioneat es Sis Ash and “Lorberry” Ked Ash Goals a specialty. With ‘the “Lee” Coal lam vow filing the Tarwest General Socice anmeets Gotta ned Gree ordera Cl for cash Mai Uthce, cor. 11th st aud ire aah Se tT Mint e ante Be aud K sts yas MEDICAL, &c H, LEON, ‘Tie Oidest Established andouly Reliable Ladiow Puysician in the city, cau be consulted Lily, 404 Cet, between 4), and Gta Sty w Trompt treatment. Correspondence and cousults- toon wt coutdeitial, beparale rooms tor alice Oftice always open. 830-8 ME DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND Teliabie Ladies’ Phiwican, cab be cousulied day at her residence, YU T at iw. Ofice hours from 710 p.m. with Ladsesomly. peer JR EAD AND BE WISE—DE-BEOTHELS. v0 1 5. aw, jore me and wade oat tee Gidest Watablinted Kixpert specialist tn thie iy ‘ALG Will uaraniee & Cure in all capes OF private disease 1 wen aud turuish medicine, or Lo ch counulter {hem and advice tree et any bour during the day. Put fcubed and sworn betore we by DR. BKOTHEKS. BARCEL ©, Bll Ls, aX Fublic ia wud tor toe Antrset of Coluuuliay tis id day of July, 159 ‘e201 S NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Tp Paha BRN Soe TEA CTP rae fug Ladies’ Puysician in thus city. Ladies, you can dently cousuit Dr. BU LMELS, YO 1 st. mm Thcuiar attenuon paid to All dincases peculiar 0 orsingle. Forty yeary exyervence. ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE wy BLOTHERS' Lnvigoreting Cordial ALL cure auy case of Uervous debility and loss of verve: power. It imparts vigor to the — MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE hours, “Eric ok SURSDOBDS Sek INE: Lo'S permanentiy cares ural Weabuean lune of Vitality ‘bev ue eu Ae Price, $1. Sent scaled by auall. Pur sule fayiy oY STANDIFOLD'S. cor. bi aod F between ath end ech, "S00 siren, between 4h 0 Pearse a ieeeeaiere teeta aL Dances BROCE, AT SMALL SF lemme Sa