Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1887, Page 4

» A AR: WASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY, “Sirona 12, 1887-SIX PAGES. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Matters of Interest Considered by the ‘Trustece Last Night. TUE BROWN-SAVOY SCANDAL AGAIN COMES CP—THE SIORT SCHOOLS — THE COMMISSIONERS ASKED TO SUSPEND THE EXECUTION OF 4 LRASE—NON-RESIDENT PUPILS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, ETC. Soon after the schoo! Loard met last evening Dr. ‘Witmer submitted a report from the spectal com- mittee appotnted to report whether the case of E. W. Brown, the principal of the Sumner Schoo! Duilding, was a proper one for further investiga- tion by the beard, submitted a report signed by Dimseif and Mr. Whelpley. Brown was involved im @ scandal through charges preferred by Miss Savoy, Who wasateacherin the same building. ‘This was fo lowed recently by a personal encoun- ter im the Sumner building between Brown and Miss Savoy's Drother, aod om the following day the case came up im the Police Court. The report submitted by Dr. Witner last night said: “Following your Instructions, your committee have to report that fp thetr Ju igment this case is hot a proper one for further Investigation Dy this Board, fuF the reason that a portion of the charges referred to Were investigated by a committee of ‘this Doard, and thetr report was a “ce and the action of the board, with the report of ‘the com- juittee, Is duly recorded in our minutes. Another Teason why, in the Judgment of your committee, the portion of the charges which was investizated by a former commitvee 1s not a proper one for fur- ther tovestigation by this board Is, that your com. matte is of the opinion that it ts heither the duty OF the privilege of this board to resolve Itself tuto & tribunal to try cases which, in the District courts, receive due attention under the Edmunds law, ‘The portion of te barges accusing Mr Brown of carrying a loaded pistof into the Sumner school Duliding. ip the Judgment of your comult- tee, requires no further investigation by this beara. Mr. Brown's admission that be did carry @ loaded pistol into the Sumner school Datiding, as charged, 1s a fact, the culars of which your comin tee bave learned from the of- ficers of the District Poilce Court. Referring to the charge and Mr. Brown's admission that he Aid carry a loaded pt.tol into the Sumner schooi build- ing, your comunittee 1s of the opimion that Mr. Brown's act Was Unnecessary and bls conduct rep- Tebeasble, for as « teacher, If be belleved lls lire ‘Was In danger, he should have sought protection | in the law by swearing out a warrant, Raving the | parties making tbe threats arrested "and placed | Under bonds to keep the peace. His conduct was reprehensibie in the optaion of your committee, | because by example ue instructed the youth of | tha public schools how to nore a resolution of | {hia board whic ts conspicuously posted about the school buildings and whick makes the carry- | Ing of firearms op the School premises by scholars offense punishabie by dismissal from sehcol without bope of reinstatement for a period of one year.” Mr. Darlington asked if the committee made any ‘recommendation to the board as to the teacher, Mr. Brown. Dr. Witmer sald the committee was asked simply to report whether there was ground for fart investigation by the board; they were not asked lo make any recommendation. On Mr. Dartington’s motion the matter was re- ferred to the spectal committee with a Tequest (hat (bey Make some recommendation as to te scUon Of the board. ‘THR NIGHT SCHOOLS. A petition was recetved from a nrunber of per- sous living In that neighbornood asking for the use ef the Meridian Hill School-nouse asa night ™ two teachers to be employed and puld by tue pulls attendiag. "This matter was referred to the committee 0 ludusirial traimiag and night sehoois, Mr. Fish, from that committee, submitted, an onter, Wnich Wag passed, directing “that the night novis be ‘opened om ‘or before the Grst Monday in | ember.” The committee, he reported, had ar- Tanged for the establishment of such schools in | ‘he Frankiln, Jefferson, Wallach, Heory and Ana- costa buildings It Was contemplated, alse, to bave two such scbeols in the county. Mr. Fish stated Ubat (he manual training schools were bow in order. INQUIRING ABOUT 4 LEASE. 7 Mr. Fish presented a protest from residents'and property-owners on H street, between 6th and 7th streets northwest, against the further use of the old Miller school building in that square for School purposes The property-owners objected that tLe presence there Of a schoo would discour- age, improvements and depreciate property. and set forth that the building, though it bad ‘been abandoned for schoo. purposes alter belng con- | demned by the building inspector, Was now again being fitted up for school purposes. ‘This procest elicited cousiderable discussion. Mr. Fisa said that if such # lease bad been made tt had not had the approval of the board or any of it's committees, He said Le bad examined the bui.ding and found it entirely uuft for school purposes The for ‘Was on tbe ground, and decayed, and the Duck Yard Was five or six ‘feet above it, causing damp- besa He would rather his children should not go | Yo achooi at ali Lap have them go tosuch a bulid- | as that - Guriey, the secretary of the board, stated that be bad been asked vy Dr. ‘Tindall, secretary of the Board of Commissioners, to prepare a lease for the property by the District trom Mr. Augen- stein. Mr. Cornish st@ted that he understood that the building inspector had examined tue structure and ed it sate. ‘Mr. Fisa said that be had for Mr. En twisie’s judgment when it Was a question mereiy of ‘Of wails or girders, but he would not admit bis competence to tell’ this Doard when & building Was suitable for school pi He understood, too, that the rental c: ‘was $1,200 nica be thought was exorbitant. ‘the fag referred 10 Ube commitiee on bulld- repairs, and resolution adopted re— eating the Commissioners to suspend the execu- ioe of the lease. ‘4 CHANGE DY ARITHMETICS. ‘Mr. Fish, from the committee on tekt books, report recommending the acceptance of a Barnes & Co., to replace the arithmetics now used ia the Barnes’ New National Series, the ex- books to be made without expense to Mr. Fish said that the books offered Ga were ovier than thove in ues 80 pronounced by experts to w: Ube committee Dad subraitied them. “You want tobe sure you are right now,” re- marked Mr. Rosa “You will bear trom it.’ “I am sure,” said Mr. Fish. “We are right.” “No picture of the District jail in Judiciary ‘Square or anything like that?” sald Mr. Koss, “The committee is ready to stand by this action,” said Mr. Fisu, “and has two attorneys on it to defend 1.” ‘The recomtorndation was MT. Fisb said tue change Would be made at once. He sald a bistory was oting prepared Dy a Now York publisting bouse that would Ue weil adapted to use In the District schools, and untii that ap- peared the committee woud make ‘bo recommen. dallou 09 the subject of histories, NON-RESIDENT PUPILA. Prot. Gregory said be had seen it frequently stated that there was a large number of non-resi- deat pupils attending the public schoola He offet arewilution “that Seen be requested to furvish to the the names of noa resident chilcren, If any, in attendance upon tue pubile ~chools of the District.” Upon Me. Fish sugzes' fon. Prot. Gregory added ‘to his resolution the Words “with the residence of Barents,” and the revolution was thereupon 2icpe Mr. Fisb said that he did not think there was #9 much ground for complaint as rumor alleged, li it Was better to Dive the facta. He did not ey) there Were many non-resident pu - vhen Congress ieets, be added, there w more than pow. EKTOOMAFHING INSTEAD OF FRIYTINO. ‘Mr. Fish, from the committee on text books and course of study, was ready to submit a long report covering seventy-five clovely written pages, pre- seribing courses of study and methods of teacing, Members of the bourd proposed that the report ‘shouid be printeo so that each could examine care- fully Defore voting on it. The secretary was una- Die to give asarance w: the priuted copies: cuuld obtained from t contract laters tn Pullsdeipnia. Mr. Fis stated that In nly capacity asa District official he bad oriered printing and never beard or it again until the matter had pussed out of bis mind. Mr. Darlington asked whether the contract ould not be abrogated if It were Bot performed. After some dix ussion It was decided not to de- pend 0B the printer, but to obtain hektograph Copies of the report, waich will be considered ‘at's special meeting of the board. TEACHERS AND J4XTTORS, ‘The resignations of H. B. Deaie and J. F. Moore, seachers, and M. B. Fleet and Edward P. Ver. tmlilion, janitors, were acce; Applications were received as follows: For machen pe ine Vance, Florence ertegs cad 8. Blown. ‘or Jaaltors’ piacé>—Frow W. & Crown, J. M. Brown. ing, LL Witueroa, and Edw. F. B. Verm.liton. _—_ we Sach ee ao Gg gg ae Tv. jcFberson, Abbett buliding: Olver D. Denbadh Webster buliding; H. 8. Tn ipson, Vermont—.ve- Bue building, and Jona Lu-by, K-sifeet Dullding, Second division; Joho Co.vin, Towers buiiding: das P. Perry, pew bu iding on M street, between 26th and 17th; Mrs. Emma Hobins0a,” Prescott Dauatg, abi Meee Mone Brown, Fort mocus buildin, paisa Siaith, leacher, Was granted Joave of absence for two edenn’ - 70 BE GIVEN 4 cmaNce. oe Ee See, whe Gane Go cater the Normal Schoct, were below the ult ‘and Wao cancct take a post-graduate course at tus High School under tue present vere Considered aad a resolution adopted. peruitting uduate of tae Coivted {cater a special examination ior adintasion to the nor Normal Sebool, Ving Deen preveated ong into the regular examination on account of ‘& death in ber family. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERA. A petition received from V. L. Nourse and Mar- ‘stb and C streets southeast be named the Hilton Duikling, 1 Rowor of the late Chas E Hilton, was oe ee oe Au application from Richard Poster, president of the ‘Auwatcur Botanical Clady for the tse Of & }-— a ng cae mH ‘expenses Lo be paid (0 the committee on High and | nine were as follows: The Muller family, of Dun- ‘THE DEADLY CAR STOVE AGAIN, Charged with Most of the Lows of Lite at Kouts—A Doctor Who Thinks Thirty Persons Perished—Carcless Hailroad Employes Primarily Responsible, ‘The details of the disaster at Kouts, Ind, on the (Chicago and Atlantic Road, which were withheld 88 long as possible by the railroad officials, are of 8 most sickening character and tend to show that the terribie responsibility for the holocaust rests on the careless railroad employes, It ts not yet clear how many lives were lost in the wreck, the estimates varying from ten to thirty, though from the stories of passengers it seems provable that the list of the dead will cover nearer the latter than the former figure, ‘The express train which was telescoped left Chicago at 7:45 p. m. Monday, It was heavily Jorded with passengers. The engineer of the Wrecked train told the story of the wreck as fol- lows: “We passed No. 49 (the freight), at Boone Grove ov tine and started toward Kouts. No. 49 pulled out Of the station in less than two minutes beluind us, when they should have waited inuch longer. When we were well away from the town We cguld see ber guts but a little way behind, e were not running ve ause ihe engine was on one sis." We had broken an eesentrie Sup, and were running Dut one pair of whee! having been forced to disconnect the other palt ‘h Were running loose. Of course the 1a us back a littie, but ‘we bad no idea That the engineer of No. 49 would have any dif™- eulty in keeping off from our heels, ‘The last time Tlooked beuind there Was ample room becween us. We stopped at the Boone Grove water tank, and Were Lucre almost a minute before they struck Us.” A SEMAPHORE THAT PROVED USELESS. It ts clatmed that when Engineer Connor, of the Passenger train, stopped at the water station he threw up the semaphore lamp nearly half a mile in bis rear. ‘This was to warn the freigbt that the express train had stopped for water, He had not been at the tank more than two minutes when he heurd the freight thundering behind. The grade ‘at Chis point ts very steep, and with sitppery Falls @beavy train runs at a furious rate, It was too late to warn the train, which was sireeping at & tremendous speed. Engineer Dorsey, of the freight, had falled to see te big red semaphore light, dnd his locomotive tore through the fog and tuist watil it crased Lato the rear Pullman coach, Betore the collision occurred Dorsey and his fire- lnan saw the | ou the doomed ex- maps burning Press train, but it was too late to avert the dis. aster. The two men leaped from their cab, aud then ‘the crash came. The engine of tue freight plunged so far into the rear Pullman that its upper Works dropped off in Ube center of tue coach, ‘The concussion drove tne second heavy sieeper into tue day coach, which Was reduced to splinters. ‘The platforms Of every car were torn away, and thus wrecked, The ends of eaci coach ‘were broken like eggsuells, ‘The cars of tue freigit traip were buried In every direction, The upper Works of the eugine were torn away, the teader thrown across tue track, and_ piled up’ for twenty Tods about Uke prairie were Hundreds of pounds of meat, AN IMPROVED HEATER AS BAD AS THE OLD CAR STOVE, ‘There were Saker timproved heaters on the ex- Press train, but, uotwithstanding this supposed Amprovement over the deadly stove, the coals in the heater quickly set fire to the upholstery of the Tear Pullman,ind in five minutes a flame,which at first was scarcely larger than a ribbou, spread 1nto & brisk blaze and soon cuveloped the shattered Coaches an i their screaming occupants, ‘THINKS FULLY THIRTY PERISHED. Dr. W. H. McKee, of Kouts, wio was one of the first at the scene of the wreck, said yesterday that to the best of his Knowledge it wo id not be overstating the facts to say that the collision had ost the lives of fully thirty people, It Was shortly after 1 o'clock this morniug When he Teached the wreck, and he tinmediately began to ¥e iis services 0 the Wounded. Those wuo were adly hurt when the crash came, he says, must have had little chance for their lives, so quickly had the cars taken fire and so thorough was the Work of tue flames. As an Lilustration of the de- Struction and the difticulty of arriving at a correct Jdea of its magnitude, the doctor suid Uhat proba- Diy not a soul would have been made aware of the all but total wiping out of the Miller family of six had not their boy been saved. NAMES OF THE KILLED. Dr. McKee stated that only nine bodies had been recovered, and they were so badly charred as to be almost beyond recognition, the most left of any of them being a blackened trunk, and in some cases little beyond a few handfuls of ashes, ‘The dee, father, mother, two brothers, and a irl (their fourteen-year-vld boy, Herman, will probably die also); Dr. Perry, of North Judson, tod.; Dr. Perry's wie, Dr. Perry's daughter, aged ‘eleven; a young irish lady. Superintendent Parsons, of the Chicago and Atlabtic, Was seen late in the afternoon, He Was very sure that no more bodies could be found under the wreck. Oniy nine persons had been killed, be declared, and not more tian eveven or twelve hurt, noue of the latter seriously. He ad- mitted thet po Hayman ad been seut back from the passenger tram When @ slop Was made, Mr Parsons said that the tralnmen depended upon a Semaphore ligut tuly 2,000 feet ‘in the rear of Where the Stup Was made. The conductor of tne train had pulled tue cord ‘for this light when he Stepped from is train. This would throw tue glare of ared danger signal on the track. The hight, however, Was foggy, and tue engineer of the fulst freight must have falled to see the siznal Superintendent Parsous thought the accident Would Gave been a very ordinary one had not the stove in the sueeper upset, That caused the de- struction of the sleeper, LwWo couches, and baxgaye Car, and in the main Was doubtiess the cause OF the loss of tire, GAS AIDED THE SPREAD OF THE FLAMES, Among the Wounded who were still at Kouts Yesterday afternoon Was Joe McCool, a bartender, Of Boston, Who may recover. He said: “I was in the passenger couch Which was next to Ue last carla the train, Just before uiduight 1 went fato the suoker, whic was Just aiead of our car, aad chatted for'an hour, anu eaue buck to Lue Couch with a Young aii who sat down near me. ‘Tat ts the last I've seen or expect to see of tae poor fellow. Just as I bad stretened my self out to go Lo sweep and almost Uetore 1 closed iny eyes (here Was an awful crash, Wuich,God help me, I hever Want to Lear again, 1 coud feel myscit turown viviently Loward Lue top of the car, and suen I became lasensibie. Un tue Way up I realized tuat all Was coufusiou In (he car, tual canes, va- lises, rods of 1r0a abd lauops Were ta Lhe alr about the." L musi bave regained my consciousness in a Very short me, cor Wueu I awoke ull Was dark- bess In the car aud Worribie shrieks and plereing Walis Of agoDy aunost dealeued wy ears. In tae end of the car fartuest trom me the stove was Overturord and tue flames were just slarting to Spread With magic rapidity. There was some sort Of a new gas lump in tue cur, with reservoirs reaching from one to the other. The flames leaped up tue sides, and io less Ume than I can tell i tue gus Was burning the whole leagth of | tue coach over our beads 1 Was wedged in be- tween two Seats, where I couldn't move a Linh of my body, and (uere Watcaeu Lue fire slowly creep upon me: It Wasa ternble sight, Mia tue eud OL Lue coucu est «ue fire I could see @ lady caugnt between Lue seats ts 1 was, Tue bre slowly crept acrosst car; she was soon enveloped th dames, aod tuen ... agony she burned betore tay €yex Just across {rom lay seat I uoticed sovm be- fore the aceldeut a father, bls whe abd danger. Lsaw thew, aiso, crusued togecker and burned, Just as tue Haines were blazing 4 .ot oF two away Trow me @ wan pulied we lato” the aisie and sald: sCowe to tue Window.’ He must’ have wis Uaken me for sowe one else, for Ue mowenl Le had looked clusey at my face he dropped we and hurried turowsh tke window With an exciaination Of evident disappolnument, 1 tien paintuly Crawied afer uum iu safety.” ‘Une Of tke passengers Who escaped injury, a gentlewan iro Taunton, Mas, who reached Cuicago yesterday, suid tbat be Was sitting in the first car of tbe Wrecked Ural when tue treigut struck it, “The Brst 1 knew,” said ue, “I neard a figatiui crasu, and the car seemed suattered, and tae piewes were Hylag past me. The next 1 knew I fouad myself almost burned ta tue ruins, aud they seemed lo keep plilug up. I Lried toextricate myself, and {oud { Was wear a Window, It Was ‘ail dark, aud ail around ine were yells and groans, and Lue blackness made it fewriul Ladidu't seeut Wo ve burt beyond belug shaken Up, $0 I called tor help out of the window. Some wa, 1 dow koow Ueiped me out, aud I then turned in and Delped U0 get others UL. A liUe alter 1 got out, though, the Wuvie thing LOK ire, aud we were forced (0 give up Working On it, oit by bit, and let At Duru, WILD Lue hurrivic eres 06 Lavse held Luside in Our cars. At oue place Laere Were Lwoor tree Women, appurenciy all together, aud we tried to get then oul, ‘They were surieking all the ume Th 4 inauuer to freeze oue’s bivo, ior Lie fire was comming Bearer Wo (uem all tue Ue. We worked 488 lbs as We could, but could Lot get them out, and tue re cae’ att around them and finally ced Lueir screaims. ‘TO bear their desperate ‘as Ube fire caine ucarer and hearer and Bually Teached them Was simply aypulliog, The wreck burued Wo the trucks, uv facilities being at hand textingdisu the Ore. A carwad of the injured Was taken eastward (row the wFeck tuis toreuoou, 4 They Were waiwed, bruised aud burned, some quite badly.” ALL ECT ONE OF A FAMILY KILLED. The Miller family, of hurled over the seats aad driven between wue ends Of tue twocars. ‘The fumes moved up frou be- ind With ieariul rapidity. ‘The father and hus. band lay dead, with an tron rod through bis Uurost, Dut te Fest of the uniortunaie Were sill alive when tie Lrainmen souzht to res. cue them. Everytuing was done to drag tue eli dren frou the pile, but without avail The fire crept nearer aud uearer uniti finally 4 cushion of @ seat Dlized up Just abovg the woman's head. The Poor creature tied Lo speak, but no laLelligivie sound escaped her Lips. ‘hen’ she attempted Lo Dus One OF Ler girly, a Wee nile Of @ thing, Whose Waite aprog was stained with blood, Wo Lbe res cuers, Who Were crowded about Lhe Lerribie scene. Wed the woman saw that death was inevitable she closed ber eyes as if in prayer, and Wray her anus around tbe waists ui tue children iying Bear ber, awaited the ames Frou tuis unfortu~ Rave fauilly but oue member escaped alive. He Was one Of the sons, Herman by Dame, & it Wot tourveea, wad auanaged wo break ut of the ‘ged. irom nay" weo' wus id the day_coaah was cSugut under a stove, and taus imprisoned sie Was burned to death velore the spectators, A BRAVE GIRL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. crying and moaning piteously that aa Sass ware = SS eS é ad FOR LADIES OB: Pee aoe Sit a thet NORMAL KIND! -ARTEN rahe 14, 1887. sit. inastt from | for tp nee of neem eter eee ae | poe ke LOOK! LOOK!! 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On Gay | {inset sed neosnie teat at ee tee cata: | MECN ERaiy the Thete inte aetna ees ment and the employment of fue talent in each ‘World, bright Correspondence from all points of Interest, Weekiy New York Letters, Home Articles, Deyartment of tustrvction. |e ‘References: 1 street, on the way to the City Hall, he asked Kil- bexin with an Introducto1 ton why he came to do such a terrible thing. Kil. an a omnis o5-1m_ | FABER JOHNS AY, OCTOBER, at Fashion, Religious, Licerary, and Agricultural Notes—in short, everything that should be 12 the best ton said: “I done it; I thought I might have had ASHINGTON SCHOOL JF FLOQUTION AND ra 10 rblic Paper of the most interesting city of the country. eight-page paper of afy-siz long weib Some encouragement, butt don't Know." Tho wit- ww (Orgtony, O06 Me fle Mme “reves 2 Feu Tecturta wil "4 = re parm See ness aski jesist when. Principal ‘ure, Elocntion, ‘or furt mation ‘Dlled columns, and costa only One Dollar « Year, found be had tae Wine ata on cane mnighe | of Oestory.“Deplomes ‘ewasded” Hiecilve: dish WESOY Mb Deas a BG ‘and College Preparatory. of-1m QTAMMERING CURED—REFERENCE TO REST- SS dents of Washington and others who have ahead.” ‘Capt. Robert C, Powell, the father of the young girl, Was put upon the stand and told the story of 26-1 é 900 12ih st hw. CHE PORTRAITS —WILI, TEACH ANY ONE ALTD Ione ax onto BarL“oad. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH, 1887. 10 make ® Crayon Portrait in 15 uo knowl- the assauit, He sald his home was in Matthews nent ¥ cured. Scientific methods. No aecret, | edie of drawing uecessary. Satisfaction quaranteedeor | LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM 87; CORNER ’ Seal Si Masatumam 2, RA | eta sno of catns OOPR | PPPs oom toe | (aa cumormnteet et Bs :' ast. thirty years, He became acquainted with G AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY CoM- | (HE MoDONALD-ELLIS gt A 40pm. ea See ae eS aoe Tees Lene wa is Spel claace jor nition da Saterday | Kuglish and French Weantiuge aud Dox School for | O4U yaeeenee and St Lows, Rap. Dally 3:15 and Se cit cee en nae coon | St 81.50 per mouth. Studio S21 11th st. naw. O81 rine Sane alec and Lite Ht aa foc Pittsburg and Cleveland, Exp. Dally 10:55 am, AN U@NEXAMPLED OFFEBI! tain, “aad he came back some Lim? “atterward the | 7\pisS EMMA GRAY \CHRINIIAN 8c Primary, Intermediate, Academic. Wellesley’ Prepar. | “Foriiexington and Same day. I was in the act of going ashore with | Mb has returned to the city, aud wi atory, Arr aud Musical Courses taught by © conte nt | _ For Baindaenan ts my daugiiter. She had asked ‘me to take her | aud pupils at her new residvinee, 10 plisiegn touchery “Pulte inc des spatraction in | m¥-26 pam eu’. SPECIAL $1.90. SPECIAL $1.90. ‘nied me andimy daughter tgcome abourd ot the | P¥rta2: Fy ANGUS TEACHER OF PIANO, | thf Ua ince, oscil herd i episted ht | adnan ESO a ne — $ vpn nan, Yocul Music. and Harmony. Especially at- | the use of pupiis in distant paris of thee-ty. Fer cir: | For Sitmeriy and inte ark, a8 he Was always used to ladies’ society. | tentive to beginuers, as well us to pu) ad’ i N. That afternoon we went aboard the bark. "He as | G11 Tst. nw. Pept sragics | cular alate the puncipall™” Miss ANNA xLLiS | | For taitimore, ‘THE WEEKLY WASHINGTON STAR sisted her aboard the bark. We sat there under Ay TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME LES- ‘sons in vocal and instrumental Music September 26th. 715 5th iam “0am (HE MEDICAL DEPANTHENT OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY Will, for the benefit of Medical Students, give a thor- ‘Women, snd Obmtetricn during the ereuitig eesalos 96 the Fret diuen «Hospital an follows: aie ec junday, at 2 p.m. 1 hiHlood. ‘A Surgical Culuic every Saturday aud Py Bigpensary Cliaic by be’ ¥ Jsbadas Prot Parse " nic Uy Dr. F. J, . Puri will imtt hie Obstetrical Clinica to advanced student A Sunsical Clinic will. be siven every Su inv urius the w.nter iaouths by Prof. obert at Providence Hospital. the awning and taiked. The captain asked Kilton, the mate, to take us througu the bark. He did so, and after looking throug it we revurned to the deck and taiked under the awning, The captain and mate invited us to stay to supper. My daughter declined, but I insisted, and sue consented, und We went down to supper. We returned to the deck and talked awulie, When we went to my Vessel, the mate accompanying us. During the Sunday convers tion Kilton asked if there was any place of amusement in the city, as he was a stvanger. Ttold ulm Ubere was Patterson Park and the ‘excursions. He said he would like to go to the park. On Monday about half-past 2 o'cloc! he came aboard iny vessel dressed up, and, alter 40, 6:43 0pm | Statlune on Metropolitan Branch, eoeee MUSS.NINA CHANDLER, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Special atteution to beginners, as well as to ad- Since pants: Dest retereuces; terms moderate 1112 Mat. nw. ol-im* RS. |ARTEN AND. MUS MASS BRVRIPARTEN AND} axp KINDERGARTEN NOKMAL TRAINING CLASS, 118 Sunderlond Place (one ‘block south of Dupont Circle). “First term begins October &h 1887. alti IGNOR FABIANI, FROM EUROPE, 9 Professor of Italian method of Sinking and Votce Culture. Applications for lessons 2-:3, 6-7 o'clock pu. 9: yw York ave. R WILL GIVE IN- Rte urtise for college oF envi \CBER, 1508 9th st.620-4w* “AN EXPERIENCED itruction to service exuminatic morn THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD ts Guscribed above, talking some Ume, he asked me if I was going a a Dental operations and filling of teeth will be per- ily. . nayeaore ‘that evening. I told him no, awe: | Spi Ee HOOLS FOR: formed ashy" y Prot John ¥. He Dufour aud sua Gpereh train leaves Wek on Sunday only at THE WORLD'S HISTORY OP TEE UNITED STATES ts @ Gainty book, bound in Leatheretas feeling very unwell. ie asked weit T’bad any | Mase. Pottlile, Par Newirky W. 3 eee sg eg eee “*> | yree Calf, of 220 12 mo. pages, copiously iiustrated. objections to my daughter going with him, I | Beitinore, Md Cottage City, Mags 8 Oe _ | | For Frederick, 10:35 a, m,#5:30 p.m, Sundays oon c = sidenre 18 West Otd: Winter ae a ity, lace, corns or ; actions Htake'you to be agentiemany and if my | Marbincton, D-<t. rerideuce Sicbunalt-eilis achoor | Stand Ruste Biv’ he fourth ‘suotal recice wil | Aoueaeerstown.110;20amandtS:30p m | © aagetner with a membership tm the Worlds Book and Music Union, by which all standar® Gauguter wishes to yo Tshan’t object to it.’ Sho | Zhe, "hiudeni Hen" iu six, verte 9 ote exch, con. | bein MONDAY. OCTOBER 3D. 1587, at 5:0 o'clock 2702, inz: {fom Cincinuatt and st: Loule, dally. 6:20 | pooks and aansic can be bought at an almost incredibiy low price Says, Papa, 1 you want me tO, Ko, or if ¥oU are | duick nowledge of the Freuich lancuage; for aaloat | For turter adormatign ayply to Sud 3-20 pon, oS rom Pittsburg, daily, 7:20 am, Sutisted foF mie to go, I Will go.” "I sald, "Do as | Frees, Hi. H. BARKER, M.D, Dean, ‘Frou 1 hiladelphia, Chester, and Wilmington, 10:45 ee ee 5h dagen Perper of Hons. 8. Oo TS Yael poten wie iis Hat. aw. $.Bz 3:00, 8:00, abd 9:90 'p. m, daily, aud’ T1:50 All (hese, two pewspapers unequalled, two premium books, postage prepaid, and memberahig ould give her pleasure. In the meantiine | Care ‘ at, New METRE = " iaridge, ‘the seced mate Of the bars, came |. i SSE Sn a rer ON ON THE VIOLIN sesone uzfom Slurerly and i: termediate points north of Bal- | (@ Book and Musée Unions tor $1.98, aboard and helped me to loose my wheel-rope. | G CHOOE OF MUSIC (ESTABLISHED 1877) TEMBEH 10. pore, 10:0 8 da on ‘The mace says, ‘It. we are going It ts tune for us o | SY. THEO. INGALLS KING. Truuciyal 1305 41 ak | Residence, 608 Hat iw 812-3mo_ | 7.30. 9:00, 9-05, 10-00, sud TOO et go., She suld, ‘Papa, are you satisfied tor me to | 8. Hours till October 31, from # 10'S puts. Church oo 2:70: 8:08 608 8 Re —1— gov” She always: Cpe she ge vane ae as = wnoOe % 9e30-4m_ faeia cca (LOCUTION Base Togs a like.’ Sbe went to the cabin and dressed her. Cl] ‘EST END. je the all Art»—uo person's education tscom- B 210, 6:05, Beit, T assisted her down, and as she was going T Hetewithout it” - For pumtaun 8 ‘This is an offer that has sever been surpassed. kissed her good-by and said, ‘Kring me back some Fourta ol July.’ She said, “What would you like?" I sald, ‘Anything you think 01." She asked me “No biaueu vi Education ia wore scholarly, refined | ™, and useitil an "poue pays better at ‘the preseut day, | +Except Sunday. “Daily. #28 lm ORDEES RECEIVED EITHER BY MAIL OR AT OUR SUBSCRIPTION COUNTEIL RAW HIKES 677 ‘The Collegiate Bagwage called: i che what time to come back. 1 said, I leave that | RT SCHOOL MRS MH. PIKES STUDIO 18 | i"fe Nout suemtoual ETc Prcastonal. The | denceeas ora ohn pastes Motels, and eat: with you, You know what time.’ ‘That evening I Be ieedel ey eines Place. as formerly, where sho | Non-Profess.oual is tur those Who wish tu study Elo. | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE: -AYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE 2d up the street with the mate, Eldridge, © 1 | j,i be Hleased to sect berciaasea un usual. Thorouge | Cutionaaan ELECART Mek Nee Bieaee ean ee eae” | PR NASYLNANIA AY ©. K. Lo! ve Walked Op as merece vane ie male, ex my lazy. | struction is given in every branch of art. «2-Dw" sud apan sccomplisiient which torus an amportant | _ seb Manager. Gen. Fase Meet, 4 = ASHINGTON CONSERVATOR! SIC, ST, | Part of every sintal iucution. tothe ery a ume sum nyo rent | VW igeuettae nin fr Umut et | gh rene Gout, omgivon: ona, | PuOMONS ain toe Rael ear though, Ubiat I knew she would come back. Tiaid | {Wanita o. B BuL ice . Matec ere he gee | and Private Lemme 2 ‘THE WEEKLY STAR, down on a locker, It was yeuting late, and I —_— ‘Ihe College teaches: VOICE CUL! Ly r 7 ARTICU- [ASHINGTOR. thought she would be back soon. TI laid down on ING AND PAINTINGNATIONAL ACAD. | LATION. PRONUNCIATION ELOCULIOR. ANALr- w aa Dims ween e Dn. aid of Fine Arts, 804 E st led vi SIs, Expressive Reading, Bible aud Hymn jing, | Springs, Allegheny Springs, ee Serr ae eS Arn IMCGENE 8 MOLRELL, Who’ hise hud’ twelve | SHAKESPEALES English Literature: CONVERSE: | Calera.” Mont aud Ni Capt, Powell had spoken, in a Joud tone, and at | iicatcelsbrated srusts To tiowent hihivea Tecate | Ord Tages ae Ee eee ORATORY, 3 jown, | Gays. at four ye te of wre a ite | Beans ig b : Capt. Powell.” “No, str; could stand here for 4 ine. Therough instruction, 1h every brauch of ary, | MUETOLIC and LOGtC. week,” Said Capt. Powell, recovering bimseit with | trom drawing of ‘all kinds to porttel?, ana Graton Sublic Graduating Exercises occur in June, an effort. “He proceeded: “After uWvulie I heard a | yuuting. Evening classes for ladies and ‘The Colleve has » Dramatic Hull, with « voice which I knew as Well as 1 known my own | Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 o'clock. fall de- send tor Large Hlustrated Catalovue, wit! iUlege Courses: feription of Cul : also, CONTESTS, soul, It was my daughter. Sue called ‘Papa!’ I] rRNHE Law SCHOO! TIGZES: HONOKS*ete.c also, catal the CUR Went oa deck, and Isaw my duuguter coming to- | “L" = Of the DEFECTS of SPEECH: sud the School of Deep ard ine, Her hair was streaming downer OF THE Breatiiue, Diplomas aud conterred. Oulders, and she looked as thougi she had been ‘ELOCUTION and ORA- . QE MAKTYN COLLEGE dragged through—I don't know What. She sat COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. T nw. half «block averton Wi ty bs 313 6th st. ‘feast of City Post-Office, i 1b Pada that man nas ruined me.’ She raied | che twenty-third susual seetion of the LAW| Washington, D.C., P. 0, Box SUL. 40 F M—Western E: the most distressing. Sigil. wan ever saws” Sic | SAGOH Of EM OQLU UBTAS RtyeR‘TRY (wil | pre CoRcomAN BOiENTTPIC:ACHOOL —— fed into my arias, J was just in time to cate her | COLUMBIAN UNIV ERK-ITY, D. Route. Pull and prevent her falling overboard. A man came WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, AT 6 O'CLOCK, ae tetlent will commence COOP A eee jeu Upaud my daughter sald, “That's the wan tuat | when the Facuity will make several new and iiaport- | ENGLIUH ee ake tact: Pa, Points, ruined me.’ He came aboard my vessel I said, | &t anyon ts for the coming year, Literature, History. en pis ‘Viulatn, you shail die! * x mes have been provided, MATHEMALICS—Aleebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, | 11:00?" Mr. Kerr.—~Do you see the mant” BLS ®t gl le ine PE a ae Bien Rien ongtht Powell.—“there,” [Indicating the pris: | "vw prises, oue of 8100 and another of @50, will be | Me Pui SrA ety aeterice nn Corman, Texan and i e SERALOGY “Ibu ina acon “I made tor him, He went aboard the | © Iie Graduate Deyartmen’, or School of Practice, | MiLWiSt Macken eel eee ne rt New aleepen dea bark. Thatled the boat aud was told the captain tbe conducted ty Profs COX and MAURY. ~~ PLYSICS—Heat Light, “Electricity, Acoustic and ucuste, without, chee a. = sahore. I went up one a yards on suore ata New Veet ave; Hew eee aioe Pneumstic, aud ® special course in Electric | 2 Re ate um Siviaion leave Wash. HRCULATING yy TUnSY SUES wearin sake ae want as | $eoagaaves We Lowasraubr Ga, LoL Pate | get ROANE peacutive and Praca Sale sr eed ART eae foe ease es os stnaaladeaieciemataliberal = the trouole, 1 wid’ them I wanted an omicer, | Cra"dres JAMES C. WELLING, Preat._ | METEOKOLOGY—Theory and Methods of Sigal OF Dally Gaoes Sanlay. itive oeaaad | A BALE TON OF ELEGANT EVAPORATED CALL | nivx = ‘They blew ike birds in tue atr. 1a one or WwWO| wey veuNON SEMIS civil ¥ aud 3358 asulucton ‘FOMNIA APEICUTS, ENGINEERING—Mechanice, Descriptive founetry, Thruty of Iustrumenite, hadros’ sid Hurbor’Survesin, Re. Inluutes LWO OF Luree officers came, They pressed Lose sullors Into Service and searched Ube Vessels, uid not find him, Inad a doctor seut oF M trains from’ the Youth vis. ARY, ‘M stand 1130 11th st, oUne, arrive in Washinton 8:1 1100, 1104, 1116. WOOD AND COAL eS but ¢ French aud E slish Boarding and Day School for | PHILUSUrHY—Meutal aud Moral, = MM; Vid dunt Teun. — OAL AND KINDLING woud. You Les a1 * ‘Ol uv at 10:45 L i aud ke and the Wateninan took my daughter to ‘outig Ladien ud Little Girls Courses of Lecturce on Bowwiy, Zoology, anthro. | Ui fe 10.43 A.M. aud 8:40: ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, Cc — i Une ratiroad Watchhouse. | The ductor tola me she | Academic, Interinediateand Primary Departmenta— | geuliys "Garner OO tieck pam. Dune Local at 9:47 4M. a assortment of all the best, 22 Would have to ve taken whe.e she could be cared | Commodious new schoo! building.containing CHAPER, | for inforication anply oe ‘Lickets, sleepiue Car Feservation and information | _ 24 428 9th strest nurthwest._ | Dow ou ‘end arriving coustautly, We for, Sue Was taken to the infirmary aud Was kept | SisSTON- ROOMS, CLASS-KOOMS, and. OFFICE, | 2oiyta E. T. FRISTOE, Dean, furuished.and bugeage eae at ollice 1,04 Penuayi- suse ut lowest market raion mia Chere four or tive Weeks, I saw Kiton at tue | with sieain heating aud best woderm improvements, Valls avenue, aud at Passeuger Stason, aus 2 ame TD BUY. YAPITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN AND <CHO« ready foroceupancy this tall. ‘Thirteenth year bevins OCTOBER 6 Tmarshal’s office and Identified him. 1 brought my Auatiroad, UL aud BS witvera, dauzhver here (9 Baitimure soon after my wile = (As Kinds us Wound, sawed abu aplit of in the etiel, easton, Feuuny. vals Jas. L. TAs. oe | Fiove: 7 yal. Eleventh year vpens Meudav, October i. For — 6 CEPHENSON & BRO, died, She Wasseventeen yearsoidin September. Sue | For circulars apply to Principal, Sitcularsad iutortustion sadness the fecuclyak al Sis 7 Baw whast iii eat aras nope ara ton | e4m —_“an n.somman, | Q guADUATE oF Hauvanh, auacaing ty | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, _ as inen ee When J leit my daughter to grab at the man she <7 = aes of Me 3. iy Rs a ALLY LINE TO FOKFOLK (a53 MOM. eus-.m could get. She was not on tue wp of the house, OL 17th st. aw, (usu raion Fox 0 Hubs efoubie ads aliuost set, we chuxy, "tardy | Evins wrsiawy Mathematics" “kod Tus | GPEXGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Com 7TH | Steamers GEORGE LEARY cod LADY OF THE THE BEST FLOUR I THE WORLD 18 | Prunes and Hes White ash Goa. Bay Vg tae eee ee hee aa une | (-yRORGETOWN UNIVER. Muullties outig ier! and women to support them. | — Gloss con. ection with Los nee eels BES Bale Cittoat o 2 auy ving man ever suffered what I did wat | G seein selves and successtully perform the active du iva of | ers ulav with al. other rat and stemutout ies ee ‘Shaiuokin or Red Asb Coal (all wight, I have told you tue truth and noting but SCHOOL OF LAW, Ine. Thorough instruction save in Rapid Writing, | © Steamer Loory nds at stney Penne etme ve tue truth.” LEAS fi English Eanenace, Corremondence, Kapid Calc: | ing Motday” Wednesday and Froday © aFOeUre Miss Powell will goon the stand to-day at the wy. san PACULEY, ee PE A Cotateld Harbor guing and conclusion of her fatuer's cross-exainination. REY. JAMES 4. DOONAN, 8,3, | ag Fh a | unos aid Laake: Lerainy wh Saturn — CHART SW DEER ORE. SHORMiTAN ofloiter iat' tuned" Cie | parca isa ial md lick Prof. Michelson’s Accusers., Dean of the Faculty - tice open tug, arcaupements, by tbe a eEr or quarter, a Lake, ¥ TE CATSES TALS HLACKWATIOD Uae NOE) | HOC Manteo G Aourtor Gaiiske Do | Hearers, Tuition tore leralar busines course day | staph cher aod Gu sousd EEA the 15th 82 for BLACI c eae Seat ; scanionsy one Year, #70, jayable 810_on enterinye and | ee Ruth Whiteld, nineteen years old, and ner | Meter om Palnitty Gu Aiinmiatative Law and | Eoftuce fo monthly jusielhiventa ot @30 each Syeur| MPT VERNON att, VEKNON? aunt, Emma Whitfeld, forty-two years old, who HON. CHAKLES P. JAME! echo! La rine, a an Der quarter of ten week: 20, paid on’ entering, STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN si . ; (Gustice Supreme Court Distric aT £ Nit live at No, 42 Howlett street, Cleveland, Olio, were funtion Supresne Gourt Dis ;Colmunblay. Kesstous—Tuition: $16 ior three mcuths, oF 850 for | Leaves 7th-stroct whart daily teoxroy ea ay: for Mt arrested Monday afternoon on the charge of black | "HON: WILLIAM al, MERISCK ELD tear *Shectal advantaxes secured by’ belie patent | Lov oceck ese ues a tr down as Gy mout at mail, preferred by Prof. Albert A. Michelson, of | recturerou Coust.tutional Law, Coins Law Plead. | the Pet fenige ne Timatentes Ole | Sheet SD pan, ME cular vent siies Case School of Appiled Science, and one of the most widely-known educators in Obio, Ruth Whitfield, until within a few days, was a do- fog and Bqulty Jpstaprudence. MCI SC Sa Lecturer on batty Pleing ant vaNi ou and Adwiealige Beware of tmitations of the Name amd Brand, snd be cane LL. BLAKE, Captain, mpeg eure and ee to it that either encks or bazvale sead eS = VER Tas i Re ee “MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, VicewPriuchhul nab, , y = sven Oth at. Whar! every Sunsioy Wednee- mestle in the family of Prof. Michelson. “Last JAMES G. PAYNE, LE’, ome ee and Ft sae ter 1 5 Saturday, the prolessor cluluns the girl ‘ind ‘her | Lecturer on ie law of Yieal Tsiate. the Law of Evie | SY seioce soba ter Bier poat goats Rntast Otten, | a Say # Giewt class, S0c.: s00- scEREa> aunt visited him, and, after charging bin with ‘dence aud Criminal Law. term begins SEPTEMBER 12" Day and Eveatee ae landings to Nomini, Currioman, snd Attempted liveries with Huth, tuey offered to Jose tit 3 PSMCINGTON TL, Da sions. *Saretal and thorowth imstehction ieee ose returuine settie the affair. Huth wanted $100 and the aunt | Lecturer on the Law of ver<cual Property, Contracts, | Mon" Engle, branches: Book! to Sse And have the imprintet fs D., dations. = ~ GEORGE E; HAMILTON, ESQ. Lecturer on yw of Part Tors and Teste furer: io | hy By Te $25 us her share for retuslag to expose the profes. Sor, Mr, Michelson pretended to accept the vermis and tnvived tuem to cali at his ofive in Case School Mouday noon. ‘The women were on hand at the appointed hour and two witnesses Were sit uated conveniently near to hear tue conversation between Lie professor and his accusers, Arter keeping, Shorthanc Set dea Aitvan Sap, ah ed 1223 PPTeesTy or x w ra we auisxes KERR'S 1o1 Seboo!: “Sipe MERE a phe Dar seen or “Tueeduys all aud nt returning Tass aay eventing acre fa Washsncton Uo49 pts ee and vids i MOOT COURT. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. ‘Telephone call, 94. the demands made on Saturday were repeated, | cirenit Court—PRUI JONN T ROSS, z R sal === Mr. Michelson stepped vo the door and called tod} Court of Apyeale-PRUES. CHARLES W. ,.| For information apply as above, TEAMER ? VES TTH-ST.WHARP MEDICAL, &. __ detective and a patrolman who wore 1n- wailing | MART WHLLTAM Ma MLC Hee ae Me HQFE: | Xo nome study for children under twetve. ‘ou 3 = outside. The women were openly accused ot black. | MOKRIS. A limited number of scholars will be. Tecetved mail, and the officers took them to ihe Central aie ity pouaaye dow a station, where they were locked up. SAMUEL M. YEATMAN, Esq, TANS Aa 1x Meczotary and Treasurer. apdoniy Relicble Ladiat comand aa ‘cit, boviresn 435 and Ox e = — NS. — F. G. ceo ad i : fs ans Tet Driven From Home to Suicide, eqinttodnetoryJecture Ghd, announcements for the atte, Bortour wall jive ee 20H stooatit, Alexandria Vaagent’ Toth ‘SHR LEFT THE GAS TURNED ON LN HER ROOM af 4 | CUsuine a Diy, Commer Gu a A) SI ore. E50" jga" All tncintd "ae nek cca 2 | Taargceae of i HocuianDenerinsnt 4000 | Jv OMSUECHAS BEV Laarpriog, A young woman, apparently about twenty-three, | vited to attend. | 7 = TCATL waar on i. Tegisterad as Miss Sweeney, at the Dwtinel House, | ,,A Nuri", Gtiprisine pearly 1,000 volumes ot care- | WW ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF, TELFORAPHY, | nate Tos rat 107 Fulton street, Brooklya, at 11:30 om Sunday | dious Yeading rooius atiaciod, has beep cata icbod | a antiN'a GOLLEGE: dS, OTHBE wy veut hart coe rj Right. ‘She was given room No 42. Asshe did not | 'z,the Law Buikduue, and will be open from Bam. to | MARTINS cada loge waar ma. cous and OB leave her room Monday the servants broke open nally, Coe teand avumbl | Ty be Prof G. Foutaue, “Gerauan. 31 Ooi e mae irs ‘the door tn the afvernoon and found her dead on Becrotury can be seen at 1 Law Builaioe pegged NEW YORE_§R setae intr ndeeataa a | Es ia coe Sore eens | Raa gown | te Renee Sent cide, Inquiry at the hovel showed tat ubout 16 | Sr'anwitas or om avphicationne tie ray 3 iy at. rire sein Frewas et aoe " O’cldck on: Bight ayoung woman.agedabout |" & MYEALMAN, GERADED $0HOOL, AND KINDERGARTEN ean | = ze. at on tis | Woops Co! | Rone pao ba :MMWat| OCKAN STHAME laver the | YY Gtera starry oven for diea oak * 5 ‘and said | | Instruction ip Book- keeping, Orthosrsti ‘and tite grime | ships Arithuetiy rag Trax pentrrz scuoon or Lanavsaza whe. gut | Soversment of the Cut ret tee. Two oe WASUINGTON, £23 14TH OT. XW, words | Cutt “Eu WOOD, Late” Principal Boston, 184 Tremont st.: Court se; 973 ‘Mich. ‘aulssun Phila, 1533 nad | PRIVATE I ALL GRADES OF : ioreslleg, cor. Sth and K ste mw,