Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1888, Page 4

ware, Virgiula, fair; w: southwesterly, ‘The Weather. For the District of Colum! ——— ‘Wiis Ice Co.'s Penobscot ice—red wagons, ee Braxcu BoURBon LOCAL MENTION. anmer? winds Detoming WAIST, $1.25 a bottie. mthiana, Ky. Charles Kracmer, Tuesday The Columbia Fishii Boat, “The ‘Comumuta® Ciub launel hed their new bia,” at Summers’ foot of New Jersey ‘avenue, last evening. The members Mr. ‘Hits death was the great blizzard tn N At the meeting ‘Biks Hail Michig.n, and were de of tue club have Weeks Visit at Mundy’s Point, had been seriously burned. Dr. Carraber was standing vern Dispensary Tuesdays @ narrow escape, a close proximity to bie aif 5) ‘Castell; ta nin pistol bail striking the sash in tm. ‘The first excursion of the Clerks’ Mutual Benefit and Protective Association, which took place last on the steamer Corcoran, Was au enjoy- fair and Was ably manage At the regular meeting of tue X ¥ Z Club, held last evening, the following officers were chosen: President, A. MeCarraghy treasure! Martin Liehi, a regular watchman. District Democrats to Ratify. LD HERE KAKLY NEXT MONTH. the democratic ratification meeting in tnis city on the 6th of September are Deing completed. Last evening the central demo- eratic committee held a meeting and approved a contract for the erection of three stands for Speakers tn front of the City Hall The Marine Band has been engaged, and the display of tire- A MEETING TO BE Arrangements ‘Works Is to be elaborate. of Messrs. Wm. Dicksoo,vames L. Norri-, Law- Fence Gardner and Jona Boyle, bave been ap- oluted to engage speakers It 13 expected that ere Will be large delegations present frou po- Utical organizations in end about the city. EXcUnsios To ATLawric Crrv.—Another of those Popular excursions to Atiantic City via the Baitl- more and Ojo Ral!road is announced for Saturday next, the “ih instant. The special train will leave nigut. ladies 3 Avenue at. }.¢ Mamie D.a, Misses aurt, Lirrig Maser Ras Ryan in court. ure isses Edith and Ne Emma Brandenverg, Lena and Maggie Jobason, aii of Washingwon, and P. G. Ear of Baltimore, who were comping ina grove near Gaje’s Wert When the storm swept over Kent County, had a very rough experiance. broke upon them suddenly, and the wind, with terribie force, tore tueir tents .iuto shreds and Scattered their effects in every direction. stricken, the ladies, after much difficult, their way toa farmhouse tm the vicinity, waere they were taken care Of util the storm All were tuoroughiy frightened, Dut noone was eh Was Wasuixcron CamPexs Ix tHe ToRwaDo.—The Baltimore American to-day says: A commit! Dhio de 10:45 p.m. ‘The excursiontsts abd comfortably across cars. An experienced caterer of the company will provide lunch om the train— deviled craus, sandwiches, fruit, €¢.—at reasona- bie ping, Une ‘special train will leave Atlantic City at 7 p.in., arriving home about mid- The tickets will also be valid for return trip om ali regular trains of Sunday and Monday. Kound-trip fare, $3. — jet. ind gentiemen, consisiing of Mr. and Mra. ira Gordon, Rev. J. W. Trout, of Nortu Carolina Dr. Barry, Miss shingto: enitd ts @ white girl, al The care of Welinaa Fox, 46h street northwest, aud U are dangerous, and he has reason to believe tuat the child Is vuilly treated. He states that Melinda Tefuses lo give up its care unless sue ts pald , aad he having a mm to the Washi she refused to surrender it, colored wi t ner ranged fora two a M. Pitts, who’ was formerly con- Rected with The Craftsman, in this city, died Mon- day at the rescence of his sister in ‘Baltimore. Tesult of exposure during the jew York in March Inst. of the Maryland Democratic Club and the Kentucky Democratic Assoctation at last night Hon, Timothy Tarsney, of Col Snowden, of Maryland, mide Stirring address. Ata meeting of the Harrison and Morton Club, Of South Washington, iast evening, committees inted to arrange for a ‘at Becker's Hail, Septem! ‘The clothing of Miss Minnie Seilbausen, who re- Sides at 625 2d street, took fire Yesterday, Dut Mr. ‘Charles Brill extinguisved the flames before she yubuic meeting t0 t Be Vice-president, Miss ‘Miss Geier; secretary, tary of the Treasury has appointed Liehl to act as a watcuman ip the ‘“reasury building during the iliness of luis father, ‘esterday afternoon Offi- cer C. W. O'Neil, detailed with the Humane So- ciety, petitioned Justice Merrick for a writ of Babeas corpus (0 Meiinda Fox to produce Mabel ‘The petiuiouer states that te it five years old now, ta window of the ig when be had tee, consisting at 4 p.m, A party of ile MeParl. ad, ‘The storm Panic- made oman, at 1806 ‘surroundings SUNSHINE AND MERRIMENT. Camp Ordway in Bright Array After the Storm, Correspondence of Tux EVENIxe Stan. Caur Oxpway, AtLawnic Cry, August 22, The storm biewover last night without doing any further damage to Camp Ordway than to up- set the tent occupied by the Keystone mess, com- Posed of Sergeants Carli and Kettler and Private Thorpe. The members of this mess were out of camp when the winds rose, and, therefore, did no- thing in .he way of driving down tent pins and se- curing guy ropes, When they returned they found BEge enough to see plainly 1t could ple, ‘The opportunity of offering shelier and pie. 7 unity tection to aympns with windblown bg eye caveks Was not throw: ay the chivairic +oldiz. boys. It is an il wind t biows nobody guvu. PICTURESQUE CAMP SCENES. ‘The camp in the sunlight to-day looked more attractive than ever. Visitors crowded the streets EF Eg! be heard ming into the night. on guard duty. the morning by’a large crowd of changing scenes of camp under shine were fascinating. Officers and inen were lounging in front of tneir prettily decorated canvas Villas; flags were gally ying; guards were pacing across te approaches, und now and then a rellev- pose “During thc day photographers made tke ing the day ral Founds of the camp and tok “views” When Datuing hour came tue guards were the only per- Sons lett in camp. The whole went to the each and soon lost their individuallty in baggy Diue bathing suits and the thousands of bathers that ejoyed the splendid surf and the beautiful sunshine. Where the bathes there, by some magic, the prettiest girls seem to bathe too. Suapely sea nymphs, with luring eyes and damp tresses, seem Uo rise all around them out of the Waves.” Sometimes thelr garments, too, are scant enough to remind one of Aphrodite.’ They gather in pretty groups about such robust A\ as Sergeant-Major LoefMier and make pictures that ‘would be ve and helptul to a painter of mythological scenes, ‘The Atlanuc City girls save all their sunties and arch looks for the soldier boys, ‘The young man iu civilian dress, no matter how gorgeous his blazer, how wile his trousers, Low Utterly Vacant bis glare, or how English bis drawl, poses In vain to catch tie eyes of the fair ones, COL Moore's DILEMMA. There was something beside the sunshine to make Col Moore happy this moruing. A case of old rye sent to him as a present by a Philadelphia firm was delivered at his tent. This evidence of the high esteem in which he Ys held, not by the citizens of his native place aione, but by the lon at large, touched the colcnei deeply. The character Of "tue testimonial, however, embar- Fassed him. He had made up his mind that it should be immediately returned with a note of thanks, reterring to the fact that this 1s a proalbl- Uon cainp, but When the note was written it was discovered tuat by some mistake the whisky had become irretrievably mixed up with Si Leach’$ hospital supplies. So the colonel, with true Mark Tupley spirit, wrote a letter thanking the donors aud stating that the presence in camp Of the members of ue firm would be delightful to ail, but Siuce thai could not be, their presenee in spirits was the next best thing. GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Sergeant Gregory, of the Bachelor's mess, suffered ® severe disappointment tnis morning. He speat half an hour in bis tent concocting a beverage in a tumbler. It had in it some vegetable matter in the form of mint leaves, a liquid wat danced und seemed full or sunlight, and a quantity of sugar. Wheu tbe sergeant uad finisued it he placed it‘on the table, sit down and looked at it joviugly and longingly, teasing himself with pleasurable anuctpation. Then ‘he got up and Walked around it; then he sniffed it, aud Dis round face grew rounder, and his lips ina broad smile, and he drew in a long breath. ‘the sergeant dii mot want to keep all this pleasure to hinuselt, | He went to neighboring tents and care- Tully holding tue tumbier at a safe distance allowed others to sniff some of the fragrance that rose from the glass. In a moment when his delight in dotug good to others overcame the stout ts discretion, he went over to the yuarter's vent. ‘Tnere he ‘found Capts. Kelly and Nullor and Leach, and proceeded to give them u “smell.” MiLicary etiquette would not permit the sergeant to noid the tumbier to a captain's august nose, 20 matter how red that Dose might be. So he was com- to surrender the giass tnto Capt. Kelly's bright sun- for 18 tor the child's fagton city Orphan Asylum ‘Furtner suating that Meiinda 18 20¢ a suitable person for its care, he rays tbat the child be produced and a suitable guardian appointed for her. erence Cugar Exccnsion to Luray and return, $5, Manassas ranch, Virginia via Midland Division, Piedmont Air Line, will leave Washington dally, except Sunday, at 4:15 p.m., and arrive at Luray ally, except Wi Sunday, at 9:20 p.m, and arrive at from Luray at 9:45 a.m. Excursion Tickets are guod ior five days, Close connection at Riverton with Shenandoah Valley Railway going aud returning. Tickets on sale at ue office of the Predmoat Air Line, No. 1300 Pennsylvania wate | ‘and at the passenger stailon of the Potomac Railroad. ‘Were liberated yesterday mori a Fuicur or Homixe Pissoxs.—Twenty-one hom- ing pigeons, owued by parties in Red Bank, N. J., at Balumore ‘8 O'clock from Bereet, tucis cujective point being Hed Bank thelr objective pot ‘Handsome prizes are at stake. A CLUE 10 THE Missixo BaLTiMoRE GiaL.—In- formation Las been received by Mr. Thos. Stod- dard that bis daughter, who from her home im Baltimore recentiy’@ith a young cigar-maker, 1s now im Anne Arundel C 2 Junction. He left for that place stop; ——_— Sreaixa 4 Ripe.—Yesterday about 10 o'clock, ‘Mr. Cornelius Buriew,of No. 17 E street northwest, nigat. is horse and Wagon im front of Bullan- Tyne’s book store on 7th street, and afer re- Waining in the store a few minutes, he discovered ‘Unat bis veaia was gone. ‘the police and three hours later, Officer Of the Sixth preciact, arrested thre colored boys who bad the team ‘and were about tue city. season of 1888-'89 will be w Seat ee ee melo-drama by Duncan B. Harrison. Bap been weil recived : ine ID the cast is Mrs. ‘Jalumore lady, who has just —— S¥ed wy ai-aarazseetative Wisame— tyseral of ex-Kepresentative W. W. Wiisnire Yesterday from his late 7 northwest. Kev. Dr. CutRbert oifici- tae interment was at Glenwood. Tne & few ‘Tee Azo : Propawiry.--Mattie Meads Police Cours to-day with feecdad athe wn rn ul " i te A i f I i i tf HE if Ri g i g if iz. A e é BS | | fi i ga. an e iy a J | Complaint was made to a drive ‘They gave thelr names as Walter Foster, Heary Hamiiton and Kichard McCauley. ‘They Were weld on a charge of grand larceny. There have been taany arrests imade in similar Cases, DUL Lhe charge of theft was never sustained, it being eleariy shown that they only intended to In some cites it is an offense to The regu- in ey Monday eveuing at tue Savioual ‘or ip Philadelphia this ‘Sallivan Dunffel, a oue om the stage. J . E Earie, Ee eee S'S Shellabarger, and Capt. EA Webster. ‘Tux Juvar THOUGHT IT 4 CasE oF LrING ax Nor | i i B E ; I j if bk t é » 13 9 | ; I i if | a | f i i if é was charged in the , the con Ee. Se im company with Ameila Mil- ail rr it Rand. Capt.kelly sinelied ud then sipped hishanae some face beaming with delight. ‘Tue ligut uappl- Bess began fading out or the sergeant’s eyes. Capt Kelly handed the tumbler in turn to Capt. Nelo, and Dr. Leach, wo in turo soiffed and pped und looked happy. ‘The sergeant’s tace was a picture vt distress He made grab tor, the tembier, despite military euguette, but Capi Key got t and drained its contents” Then, wie mucn severity, be said, “Sergeunt, 1f you ‘make aay more sucd stu in camp it will be couls- caied.” The sergeant went back to his teat ina qutinous spirit und refused to be comsorted, AMONG THE NOCTURNAL PLEASURES of the camp is the nightiy competition in snoring Detween Capt. Wheeler and Capt. Kelly, of the staff. Capt. Wheeler is admittedly far in the lead. Be has a resonant, swelling snore, well sustained in tue upper notes, rising and with an even melody uke the regwar beat of the Breakers on the Deach—a suore that is the pride ot South Wash- ington; but Sergeaut-Major LoeMler, who sleeps in the tent with Capt. Kelly, says ue ‘bas the latter in training, and bopes before the camp Is over to PAC him eFen against Capt Wueeler. The only {rouble now wita Capt. Kelly’s snore is that 1¢ doesn’t hold the track well. It breaks ‘and goes off into ‘To-morrow the Vintner's esiablishment there and sampie the Wines before allowing the corps to drink tuem. Megers. Chas. L. Ulrich and Geo, Hinsch returned Private RL. J. Greenwell, of the Rubins, bad bis cap blown overboard last night, and like » bobie soldier jum; im after it, drencuing bim- self to the skin tus young ladies who Were with him at the time. He rescued the cap, however. fee ES ime entah ernemncnta the tent ‘“Bashful Mess” 1 altracting @ ereat of attention. iD bs ‘The tent of the “Early Birds” is one of the neat- est in Camp Ordway. ‘The “Rubins Mess.” ‘There was an amusing case heard before the Police trial board yesterday which was the topic 0f conversation in the various police precincts last ington Grove on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week, which will be addressed by Seators and Platt, of Connecticut; ; i tt it e mt 4 ‘The Senators could not solve the mystery of Weich’s curves yesterday, and the Giants had no trouble ie hitting Whitney hard so that the game ‘went to the visitors by the score ot7to0. Added to Boston uefeated Philadelphia by great batting and fielding, the gcore being 9 to 3. Clarkson and Kelly and Sanders and Schriver were the batteries, Boston msde 14 hits and 0 errors, and the Phillies 6 hits and 7 errors, Winuing the second. ‘The first soore 3, Pittsvurg making 8 hits and 1 error, ‘Chicago ® hits and 2 errora, Staley and Mil- Jer and Krock and Filnt were the batteries. In the second garie Pittsburg won, 10 to 7. The baiteries Detroit won frou 4 to 2 Burdick and Buckley and Getzein, Wells and Beatin were the batteries, The TT made 8 hitsand 3 errory and the Hoosiers 8 hits and 2 errors At Kansas Ciy—Kansas City, 5; BALL NOTES. Esterbrook and Shomberb have been released by Inaianapolis, ‘Mr. Kelly had a first-class reputation when he begun work here as a League umpire, but he ts in @ tulr way to love it how. Hoy must look out or he will get the same bad habiis us Paul Hines, Poston plays pore wo- day. oa Melo looked to {LOTS Captain Daily was sufer-ng with a case of SUK, His Nelding was all rignt because he only had aYtriplet of easy flies to catch. But when he came to the bat he not only struck out three Umes, but did so in such a way thatmany thought he did hot U7 (0 Rit the ball, He 8 such ® guod all-round player that perhaps tue public is geting to expect too much frow him. INCREASING INTEREST IN THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT CAMP-MEETING. Correspondence of Tx EVEXING Stan. WASHINGTON Grove, August 23, 1888. The people in camp are becoming much more enthusiastic since the clouds have passed over ‘and the pleasant giow of the sunlight 1s felt once more. It has been delightful, but decidedly cool since yesterday morning. Overcoats, heavy wraps, and blankets were in demand last night. More strangers were to be seen here yesterday than on ‘any Week-day since the opening of the camp. At 11 o'clock Rev. Mr. Sul preached, his text being “Go home and tell thy friends what great things the Lord bath done for you.” It was an eloquent address. An impressive prayer meeting preceded the opening Of tue usual morning worship. It was led by G. W. Hobbs, of Baltimore. Many grown People as well as’ the little folks attended the children’s class at 2 o'clock. ‘Ihese services area pleasing feature of the camp, and are daily grow- Ing in interest. ‘The children sing very sweetly, Jed by Prof. Henry Wilson. Dr. W. T. L. Weitch ¥ ached at 3 p.m. from Une text found in Gen. 48: 18, Several requests for prayer were made at the close of the vesper service at Grove Avenue chapel. Thence tbe crowd moved towara the tabernacle, and at the opening hymn of the regular Worship of tne sanctuary the place was filled to overflowing. The colored peopie of the camp, of Whom there are many, were well represented. Rev. T. J. Cross preached a solemn and impressive sermon from Luke, “In hell ne ilfted up his eyes, being in torment.” After which Dr. McK. Reiley added a word of Warning and exhortation. Seven penitents presentea themselves at the altar of prayer. ‘Today the sacramental service will be observed. Dr. Herbert Richardson, who arrived last evening, will preach, and at 3p. m. the Lord's ‘Supper will be spread. A’ large concourse of county pie are expected to-day. Rev. Alva Ho ins, of the Rockville Caristlan chure! came into camp yesterday and will remain here With friends several Gays. Miss Sailie Nicholson, Who has been visitti the family of Rev. Joo Price, revurued Lome last ulght. Mr. Glea Poole, tne cornetist, is quite sick at the Grove Hotel. ‘Mrs. Frances Garrett is the guest of Mrs. George Gartrell, on 4th avenue. Among the Arrivais last evening were Mr. Thomas Dove, J. E. Cramer, Henry Offutt, and Miss Hattie Bosweil, of Wash- ington; Mr. Jack Carver aud Mrs. J. Entwisle, of Hockvilig, ac ‘Mrs ‘Thomas Renew and Mr. Jonn R. diilier. —— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been flied as follows: Mary ‘Ward Joyce to Emily M. Drummond, sub 137, sq. 365; $2,700. K A. Balloch to Louise Kuhn, pt. Peters’ Mill Seat; €1,500. Jacob 8. Rosenthal to Philip Lobe, lot 4, znd pts. 3 and 5, sq. 812; $5,100. S/H. Buriey to Irene M. Lowe, pt. 2, sq. 1001; $000. Martha A. Coleman to W. T. Okie, iots 23 and 2%, bik. 7, Ivy $250. 8. W. Curriden to J. todargareeA Fegan: sub ot, sq. 421; s400 ah to Margat fan, sub 1, sq. 421; . H James to Marte Walker, subsis to 17° sq. 71; $—._ F. Goosenberry to Eastern Hillsdale Good Samaratans, pl. 2, sec. 4, Barry Farm; Peter ne pang ree H. Sayder to John Ye SUD. 89, ‘Long Meadows; § ©. A. NcKuen to the District € Columbia, ots 40 to 51, biock 5, sec, 3, Burrvilics $435.0, 1. Neving jr. to Jas F. Buen, lot 64, block 28, Lang Meadows; $1,000. Mazella E. Roche to Joseph D. Milans, sub. 37, sq. 478; $4,250. <. D. Milans to Mazella EK. Roche, bs. 18 and 19, sq. 723, and sub. 69, sq. 672! 94,250. James Kxgan to Owen McCabe, W. 4 2 Diock 10, Pieatant Plains; $037. Ella B. Carr to F. H. Mott, lot 5, block 33, Columbia Heights; $3,500. Ella B. ‘Carr’ to F. H. "Mott, lot 5, block "3, Col- umbia Heights; $3,500. F: 8 Ovold to J. H. Locker, part 22, sq. 005; $3,750. Elizabeth Brown to Catherine Harper, ‘lou’ 36, section 3, Barry Farm; $—. Joseph Brown to D. Lockerman, 101s 72 aud 78, sq. 332; $— D. Lockerman to'E. J. Waring, same property; $—. 8. D. Webb to Rosa. fo. a: Tavior, ist'i3 and $0; 9q~ 823; $4270 J. &. Taylor, Sq. a 7 L. Bingham to B. F. Giver t 18, vlock boron Park; bog iY en J. hardson, Ports 2 ui Sq. 773; part 7, 8q. 946; fue Sto bq 67, and ab A, 8g. 171;$—. C. ai McClay to W, dayse, subs 23 Lo 38, sq. 914; g—. 1 F. scuneider to Mac A. Bayne, sub lots 50 and 51, Sg, 88; $750. C- Werner 0.5. ¥. Abel lot 6, 10; $5,800. Jun, K Mliller to W. & Hodge,'sub lots'44 vo 53, sq. 276: $25,000. James A. Taylor (0 District of Coludibia, 101s 15 and 16, sq. 823; £4,000. LF Stulz to 8. Desio, sub 6 sa. O18; v4.74. J. f. Lynen to Joan Moran, suv 27, sq. 800; $400. 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Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable, 3m = tx New ouumxturs, GA Memoniy, 1007. coim| ip ERUEMiONALCUURaE INA RIND | gulag Pet tien ely ee Ree ates ae Morell, 734 6tn st.n.w., every style showcase.e030 BAG hy aa ae a requision | eg 9 perfoot T. nanan a - arecnevees sadtyaraeuwte” ——eaty_ | rea angts couruse Ob, MLSE LICN AND | ete ae Stan i Me aay ca | : ___ BUARDING. __ “Royal Glue” mends China, GlassWoos,o, | F-0.) Waslington, D. oer and Trust Co. of FM sinnaty, | Mid sempeoa se wee”? he tS *- "ogg | CaMURL MOWARD, CELEBRATED CATERER 5 MEINGT Taste orp Putont fica sy02m* eu Fenw | 6 Gata: de es Fe a LOST AND FOUND. : VASH ADVANCED ON ALLOWED CLAIMS AN term of 1888 begins September 17. st nw. and is prepated to seive and evening sessions, Ahortest motice to aby part of city, Ba B St ATTORNEYS” FEES AGAINST THE UNITE! OST—ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FROM A The above is on! m of the re inonly & nortior $i.Pli t “s t, ig oe a = - : BURTON MACAFEE, A M., M. D.. STATES. ADDRESS BOX 7, EVENING STAit the Istand 15th, (aw2]) 1 E. N._ | FYXCELLENT BoaRD, PUR: AIR AND WATER, bungy ou hate Dons 7h and Sasi ® MMP | Foe ae Wo mew ConxeR movers. wean | Easoeds miemest pemon somrcoms contents Finder will receive suitable reward if returned to 8, | Circulars at Saul’s Seedstore and the Bookstores.al53m | Capit mts: 20 end | PR DEUE MANSION. near the saver Loa Mountain, TOUNGT so tse ae. at RG SRL TAUGHTyiENGH SYSTEM oF PROFESSIONAL | snyt Samhita | Reseeeigeanay ecw yueombie Suaee Sy ; Novel method {¢ perf SS a ro © . é Lee reward ar er CE ALAND WHITE ATONES: | prouncation. ‘Pree imtistion looses frows instants: ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM- = GAR SURas GROSGEIX Gar Wee ROOM. WITH Mauuf.cturing Jeweer, 605 7th st., opposite Pateut | Beows pronouncing charts (new invertion). School ‘Clairvoyant, can give you your exact lite- | Jv 5 Ae Se ew bouse, lange rovtns, and Oftice. i” 2 | classes reopen, Sept 17th at 723 13th st, Ina few her sitters their names in fui Love | juproved by onesies brick store ana sable R-~ @ tures Sauer weeks t ‘works. Mile, V. PRUD™ feeeerst ts om oe t—3 walt OSt 08 THE 21ST INST, BETWEEN § 6T. | HOmME cau teach an adult Doriuter to ‘understand Deworth niuch move anton saved tonite 38, COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED noon, ud Forest Glen. ou /th-re road, Potowraph De; | and speak French correctly., Learn now by the tet of WASH. DANENHOWER, my ‘ciugio or on suits, cunetly Sret-cles” ‘sixn Book of monuments and grave stones. ward | May. 1889, you can be an accomplished French 121-3 1115 F st nw. iraoments, @1 per day. ihe WEBST! 513 13m aid for return to 620 Massachusctts ave. mw. it" | scholar. au14-3m SSS ee Pe J RBSTER 613 12 OST — SENATOR FAULKNER YESTERDAY | Q@PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, THREE EN- Fee Mass. ave.n.e. ”) 1531 5th s.0.w., 6r.000 — ——— st @ pocketbook containing some st ee tire floors, National Bank of the Kepublic Building, Br. 84.800 | M st, near 15th, 8:.3,300 NTL STRY. ¥iuder will be rewarded on delivering it wt 177 Sommer 7chang D ata nw. Fiventrect car lines pans neat 1:00 DENTIS' : ave. auld Zt the door. Instic ution established 1864. A pract i- = JR. STARK PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST.. COR- D A. SeiCeupportand mel lives, Day sud evenibn sassloon. ALE—CHEAP—S1X-ROOM HOUSE ON OTH QTEAYED ON TUESDAY BROWN SPANIEL, AN- ry Goud ciel Ameiqusn Tiliogn sepsoiat svers to name of “Curly.” Heward if rtu ted to | The pepper, snd, uset ul lives. Day and evening sessions. ST eee a ed m pooveneed in antooctng ty coplestcets 102 gat, auzs-2t* | ing. nby, the Burien Lan Lo jtrabeers to food alley; price $1,000 cash. GH. PACKER, | inns’ ‘aching “tect soveds onainal tke, '—ON JOLY 97, DRIVING FROM WASHING. | enta.hapid Ceicuiatiens Bookkecpiiug slanted to ies, will save timeand disapoointment by calling on | 43 and k ww suvi-3e" a : Lee citi tad Payee Beate Sea ets | Ea Culture bythe Deas ytton Cieie tncladion | fvtm wire all sherefur and adverucenanly wast | NOM SALE aceon ome aaa But Cwher:"Torormatiou at weane wil be gratafuiy p | training for cluzenahip. Moral and Bocil Culture ae | Be can do, Sittings 80e. | Tite-reading by, small 02 LOUIS bi, WINES SUMMER RESORTS ceived and rewarded. C. R. L., Manassas, Vi -St* | mente of Political Economy and Coml. Law; Cowl. | Eceipt of $1. Name, lock of hair. date Office of BH. WAKNEL & 00.916 Fst. n. w. 2U M4 =a cae mac REWAED_LOST GH BGT ST LET On . Ruition tees: Year scholarship, day ese | 9 Nor pps 421 ¥thst ow. 3story and English basement brick, 16 rooma. all MOE De LEOM” One a BQH BENARD—LosT ON 2187 INSTANT ON | sions, ten’ mont le on entering, 860: or in | _J¥5(-1u oa hE og NCE DE LEON.” OPP. CONGRESS HALL, Tewacd paid tor retura of suine to MODEVIET S | meine? dngiaimente ol $10 cach. $70, ,Br,he gust: x = | TORSEe1 SU, to en alley’, 823,000. sceinias spite Seothese, snctetreceed Geeas Tr jor ‘return of ssime x on, ent , 820. N ‘story and baseweut bric rooms, bode kick FLINDER, Detective Agency, 805 Pa: ave. D-w. 22-3" | Monee Your ech Tae ps0 he ee g16 _RAILROADS. | ase sed mat brick. 13, on Rhode Is- per Gay. EAICKAKDSON. 2SRt TTEN—ATLANTIC CITY, XJ, DEL opp. U.S. Hotel Lawn. “special terms ave., near lows Circle: $16,000. ‘Bstory and gih'and 100 courses: S2O REVARD- Lost JULY 3, OUND TIN Departments tot Desacereyne. basement brick, 13 rooms, on M st., bet, x. containing two maj ‘northeast or PIEDMONT AIR LINE, - Schedule in effect \ugust 12, 1888. SPRINGS. Va ALE sf Ww fot, 238120; will goats bargain to an imunediste pur: vartios Viniting: thi ‘@uri sof WL Sou-be.st section of city. Apply to MCDEVIIT & | Wifte or call her illueuetes snmoct ee A. M.—bast lena. Mail Daily for Warrenton, 203 - 10 parties Vinitiig this city uring sta i or chaser. . Mis. J. W. 8 x. eu22-6t FLINDER, Detective Agency, 0s Fennssivania ave. barine Monday, bent. cod uch — x im :3 a SHENANDOAH ALUM A.SPENCER, r a Is ‘nehbure and stations Sao ieee een oe : Calera.” Moutgomery and” New Orleana, basement brick, 14 rooms: elegant stable in the rear: 8 on LL. B. Principal, Hrs 8 Chalybeate, Lithia, Arsen = ENCERS Seere: ain Wi 5 wal Be eaameeies | Se tes: imgderste “Open "ail yest. 5 1" BS » un P Sees a HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOIT CITY, = ee can ad Ball to nen Obie outs | athe mw: es 000, ” census a aeEn a Ty ae = > oe — tes vii one ul 5 3 ele A ul “AINS. TER ZOUNG. LADY | PaMaSRD Ie ReGcaacted Oy thes Bretuers of Ge, Unitas | Kasebtane cenacoerine Seatons ches, & Otc, Rowe 213 14th et. iw, SARATOGA, stunagck, with black lace, who noticed gentleman | schools. Scientific, Classical, and Commercial Courses. | tween murgand Danville, Greensboro, Maleigh | 20x120, to LAKE GRORG! Detwene 1th aed Tach ate Sesterday evening about | The Modern Languages and ‘Drawinw are teusht with- | Charlotte, Columbia, A ‘Atanta,"Birming- Ouand after MONDAY, June 25, express trains 0B 5, and who afterward took Avenue car roing, wor: | Monday of keplember, 1865 E27 send ior preapecton, | Pultans witetes hat Tock op Momeostnere, Gace tory Sovand from the Serer ‘City Bustes of te meamaet: please communicate with H. A. C., Stat ufficerauzz-at* | Monday of Se ‘tion with je-pers Montgomery to New Orleans Tooms, all mod. imps. (new): each @3,800. | Vania ‘Halitosd’ meking close coutections with, feet ‘M. WILLIAMS. GEO. W. MoELFRESH, AUTHOR- “‘ARTIN? 77 Wp | $24 Mann Boudoir for Birm Vicks- R.w., 2-atory Bricks, @ rooms; lot 16x | trains to from Washingt, Wiss itatebctcaie area. Commiunianons | MUGEN GOMMEMCII, COMMEOE AUR | Bury ud surerenort Pulao, secre Mery rick 8 rome amt. 412.24 wt n.e.:| chp bene SoU ca hee eee Rte Bho si-houre W. WILLIAMS’ Manager, O88 uw. | #t W.w.. near City Post-Oilico. us Sept. 10th. | Atiauta. Does not connect for C-and 0. route points "S Cottages at Laurel’ Mg, st correct priors, * | O17 wae gm Mae, — seks CovoREd students notadmitted. FRANCIS 7 Cottage at “Hyattsville, 8 rooms, nearly new. in ele- ‘EBB; Jocation, south fron, brick sidewalks to thie door. Lots for sale at Hyattsville. Secure one. Hyatteville ‘TYN, Pree: 0. K. URNEK A.M. C.E. Prin: J.C. WEEDON, Asst.; Miss H. B. WEIR, Type-writing. will Geayoo INSTITUTE. FOR GIRLS AND USTH'S OLD STAND IS THE ONLY PLACE where first-class Second-Hand Clothing cau be sold at respectable prices. Address or call at 619 D st. 29 PB. M.—Daily, Sunday, for Mi 4 Dally, except Sun for Manassas, ‘Counects at River.on for Lit ay, arriving 9:2% pam. 5-30 P.M.—Western’ Express Daily’ for Warreaton, con. 12°55 pm: Grand Hotel, 1:45 ni Bhs Remerri 28 am shpat com eedens a8 ee | Kaaterskill and Mountain House ) hs ene the bas a future excelled by no other Washington sroub | SSahaTOGa AND CATSRILL mw aay 10m | Opes instrectiot ie ind part eta Macs eceagy, | Gordonsvilie, Chariottesvile, Loulsvilie, Ciuomast: — Pygsel seteution, paid email children. “Mra. W. £- | og Qui route Pullinta Bleceets ea acha tens eiieeretil 6 un ns 7 TE, Glenwood, Howard Co., Md. suli-3w* | Wecimsteato Landis ae Winte pages ees tol Rasterakill Tn kid FiGME Sc#00L FOR YOUNG, GIRLS“NUMBER | to St Louis; also for Lyuchbury, Bristol. Chattanoors, Caldwell, Lake George, 8-10p 0. it 3 F petal atieation a rornin set bait Sel ones | Ree ee Ne es = foe i > ‘attenition to morals at 5 ol mt \eopers = it Bigg " 1sth ‘September: continues to 15th June. Terms | Memphis without change, = 3 = ‘Our demand for small Houses, at prices rangi from | tain House), New York to Caldwell aud Jersey City to 81,300 t0 85, barat SAKATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPRCTAL— LS, ne JAMES NICO! ply. Per. aul l-stu,th3w* , 000, is greater than we can suyPly $200; music extra. to ‘er. i ee Tiees wil find D0. P'M.—Southern Express Dally for Lynch burg, Denville, kaleigh, Asbevile, Cuasiotte, There is 8 vein of superstition which rans throush tg sotis havuing property for sale at these r the whole human tainly: What js more common than | (\MaRLOTIE HALL SCHOOL, ST. MARYS COUN- Ieche Terao und Ca = a Pullen slieper Sew Or- | for thems redy market in our office st correct kane ener, 9.00 a, Arete Phooicia ia je Femark “There's. suck in bers TY, MD. ington to New Orleans, via Atlauta, joutecmpery’ | “Lot on Conn. ave. bet.Q and EK. near Tiffany's five | tel Kasterskili, O18 pom. Mc Bouse Hratinn, 8-00 Rot have tis familiar say1ny in mind when we marked | Will commence its 115th year SEPTEMBER 3, 1888. | 410%. we cy hy a 4 ve. 9-18 p.m. fuse Biation, 800 p. ‘COATS AND VESTS OF FROSTY FIBERS | Situation unsurpassed fur health. Exteusive grounds, | Human Sleeper Washington. thous | residence, willbe sold for less thau value if old at m ; Pulenvile, 6:05 p.m. Arrive saratoga #'25 pan, ‘Runs to Caldwell, Lake George, on Saturda: riving 10:40 p.m. Drawing-room Care New Grand Hotel Siation aud’ Phesicha Kaatersiill and Mountain House), aud W: Saratoga. ‘Purchase tickets at Pentsylvania Railroad offices 1d connect ‘City Station for ad northern gud counect in the Jersey City jor ees area eset 0 aria eso or ten nenthn iy2o-tutazm RW. SILVESTER, Principal. PISCOPAL FEMALE IN-TITUTE, WINCHES- ter, Va—15th session of this well-known, ‘bie, and thoro progressive School begins Sep- oh Pullman ‘Sleepr Baltimore aud Washington folWhite Sulphur Spriuss and © aud 0. Hesorw. "Trains on Wasi ‘aud Ohio division leave Wash- $peton 8:00 A. iy except Suuday, and 4:45 P. ‘Dally; arnive Round Hill 11-48 AM: and 7:21P M, Teave Round Bill 5:50 A.M. Dail (xcept Sundey. arriving Wasbinigiou once: 233100. op 8th. bet, Rand §, 45x90. Will go for less x75: at a bargain. , near 15th. 2Ox160; cheat Oth and 2st sta, D-w., 2Ux100 each to 81.37. We quod t ont and found, by thundert 1.37 was the lucky number. Wetake it as good omen! to ourvelves and all the ‘These frosty fibers in their might, Will send atuedi of cool delight ‘and ant ae Ae end nce Routh we. Chaibetio Dan: ¢.. pear Staunton Sq., | Fesorts by West Shore Hal Bemeure i cvery Abr of our being feniber, 17; Beat ‘advantages. climatic, social, educa; | ,auroluch trains frou: the South vi iets Den. the balling of 14 Roum rough. "sarstogs tralne ran we altars os Piles cet eee, foresislogue 10 A: MAGILL SMITH, M.-A~ Princi- | &247:35 F-ML via East Teuncesee. pa . a Je2htee) 15 General Passenger Avent, New York. ‘and shake a Woteolms” | Durgat 11-13 Aa. and 9:40 PML; vie Chi 0. 50, €3.50. - canes Seems Soe ion a test ‘and Obio route and Charlottesville at 9:40 P.M; ‘a TPVHE COLONNA’ G "AHtaTORE co Strasburg Local at 9:47 A.M. Agtoe NUL ave, Det hl aug 5.205190: cheap 4aRANTIe crn, &. & Drives the mercury up to ninety-eight, "BWAUTHMORE, PA. 21.25. Ticket ing car reservation and information | Lot = Remember, the price of Coat aud Vest isonly —- @ | “Opens oth month, 11: “Thiny nomaies trom Brosa ‘aod tages check tio TSqo Peng: | ,poieudid Parana, large aiid! mull tn abd and | | Special rates to Washingoniaus $1.37. giupiatign: Pmlaueipnia| Under the care of Friends. venue, end at Passenger. Station, Peunesl- | Vind BH WARNER & co, | 810.812 and 15 per week. Don't wait until a!) these have been sold, Full collars course tor both sense, Classical, Setentt and Bests, JAS L. TAYLOR, €2 and 82.50 per day. Now is the time you need them. and Lit Also) 2, Manual Training snd a Pro- _____ General Passenger OR SALE OF RENT—1285 CONNECTICUT AVE; Dow is the time to buy them. paratory Sel ‘Healthful location. large gro E GREAT 1 front. 890. Also 1620 19tbet.; 12 | _3y2-2m Cc & RINES You uiay never again lave the opportunity. $Xtensive buildings aud apparatus, “For catalogue PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, T1300; desirable, artiste atd | on ee TOLER REMIT NB A ’y-weight Coats and Vests of vibere Siotecden ED M LE. D, President, | 70 THE NORTH. WENT AND SOETHWEST. "on premines sardine | RRSESS ale tron ts now open, under $137. I ee ee S| DOUBLE TRACK." | SPLENDID SCENERY. 2STORY, BAY-WINDOW Yoatawement of F. Leuney and W. Hc Boys! Bor: HEL TEN AM, ACADEMY—BOAHDING SCHOOL | — ®: RAILS." MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, th at nw, F rocms and bath; | the Netioual How 4 , Pao y ted = juded - for Boys, on pear Vhiladelphia, FFECT AUGUST 5, table i rear: lot 20x8 laupeoveuetin, for circtilar aind rates tits Goats und Wate of eee ‘pone ba es tensiv’ bulldinis. chapel cod gymnasium: large play | rRaINs LEAVE WASHINGTON, FEOM STATION, MYERS, NEY & Co. Proprietors, Forest Gien, Md. apd Ne sizes 13 to 18 years, groups; military drill; prepares for coliege or busi- | “®OCUNER SIXTH AND B STREETS, AS FOL? 1021 9th st. uw. | tional Hotel’ Washington. D.C 81.00. ess; 18th Year begins september 19th. Address Lows: ITE: ws | RIE W OOLU =a me 1d-cos¥t” Rev. Dr. CLEMENTS, Ovonts, ur. Phila. HOUSE 313 PA.AVE.N.W. Address W COLUMBIA HOUSE, CaP ‘Be on hand early, or you will wot lett, . | 2 aa os ForPittspurg and the West. Chicago Limited Expressot | W'Gpeni CRAIG, sichal Office Sau itecsee firet-clges appointunente. ro : ‘Pullman Ve - 300 maeetoee EE Gee foe Bo ‘Graduating, Buglish Graduating, beleutigc snd College preparatory courns, Social eire fo tle Bont. eee ed-eouin tor, neat the uceat, exceuent cuimine. ‘Upens June SOU festibuled Cars, at 9:50 a.m. daily; Fast daily, to Cincinnati and St. Louis, ‘with’ Bleeping Cars Pittsbure ¢o Cincimath and Harrisburg to 8t. daily, except Saturday. to omy with Sleeping Car Aitoonato Uuicago. Western Ex) at 7:40 p.m. daily, with Sik ae Cars Weshiugton to Chicazo #29 St.’ Louis, VICTOR E. ADLER’ 8 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 SEF end Sev Vth wt nw, CoRger Massacuisetts ave. Strictly Une Open Saturdays till 11 p.m. JOR SALE—A NUMBER OF HOUSES FROM $1,800 to $3,650 each: small cash payment and balance mouthly to suit purchasers. GEU. W. LIN- Nb, 19th and Hi sts. 1... suls-lw Line, 9:50 am. PS ATTICK, Proprietor. y_ Fecorunended, IE (Yule), A. M NVI ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. OCEAN ,e TLLE, ATLA’ iT JOR SALE—iN RAPIDLY IMPROVING NoKIH- | GULENY ULE ATLAN TT oor DEPARTMENTS, NA- ina SWORMS1 te SZ;OFFICE COATS, stripes apd cheoks, on sale | MUTIUNAL OSIVESITTS The titiranneal cone Saturday, Harrisburg to Cleveland ccancetine | Soom aud bath iramelicuse, waicrand ees lotsiealie, | Myaedern couven MASON. Monapy, Wednesday, and'Friday Moruings trom 7 ONAL USIVERSETY, 1 ual course St Harriabune with thro ah room and bath frame house, water ard gas: lot 36x10; patos CASON. _ AO ctlesk. PRICE. 26e. fenminate April 30.1580." Lor announcement and = a Stier house. Hate opporcunity. 83 000 cash. Address | QPKING LAKE BEACH XJ. THE BALTIMORE germinate Apri 30, 1880.. bor anuoun-ement and in dally. for. Pit ‘and G pper: drew QKE BEACH NJ. THE BALI mn ae fonnation, apply 16 HH BARREL LD, Deas1116 | BE ap nS OWNEX, Star Otic or call B1Z Bihet ue. aul? OF round wich full View of coma. Special it 4 nw. Telephone No.7. aut chi 70K SALE-SIX SMALL BRICK HOUSES JUST ‘in LP. WHLELER VILLE N MILES | _ “BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. ek three’ rented at $10 each: will sell the wa Hi a i tell fon Wesbincton clay The cishtinth eee Erie, ‘aud Rochester, daily, for But. | six tur'ghaor terms to suit sped Tuvestumeut ut a Fd a {iis institution begins of i a 27 Pa The vember except Saiuraay. 10:00 DLE fo home as Nadupaeis Beko LE Tocation iatrucSou and epegial nv res tion, course of ius . vant ada ii September 1. itev. Dr. C. K. NELSON, Brookville, Montyomery County, Md. im ILAKENS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. J ‘etninary Hill, 10 miles south of Ws _augo Crowns Or Prortz Go Axo Coun ‘From Morning to the Setting Sun, ‘To bay Bargains by the Score At the celebrated Lansburgh's Store. ‘will accommodate in Rieonbers of his Yausily twenty-a pair and ~ an pew repair de sty ‘near corner, North Well rented, price $2,100. Aprils WASH'S HOWER, suctenwor to Deneuhower & Son, aw. ‘Exp! a a.m. daily, except Sunday, and 3:45. : ; OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR “Twelfth snuual sesaion begins Sept. 20,1888 G. A. eh a oe op pen a “ ‘The general ory of many of our contemporaries is | WORIHINGION, Principal, Bor £1, Alexandria, Va. m2 without chaise, 2-00 P.m. every day. Fre State apd wood maniele; Isergbes and sane: | oases view of the enman: lenge belseemn Hard Times, dull business and many other exclams- | Kefereuoes: KX. Kev. A. M. Handolph, D. Do Rev. R- ‘Bar Harbor without change daily, exept Setar. Sere een oes wee poems: uilto af Ratenbestenn tions of despair. Not so with us, Our time is fully oc- | H., McKim, D. D., Gen. W. HF, Sud-Im_ | For Brocklyn’N-¥., all connect, at Jor. | & CUNNINGHAS, 1405 F * > —aal besdempemeunanans eategand cupied with attending to our trade from morning unt. night: because people always find what they want at the VERY LOWEST FIGURES in our establishment, ‘Our Remnant-Rooms, situated on the third floor, are Well stocked with many exceptional bargains, enpec- cially in the line of suminer remnants, which must go atany price. We herewith submit alist of some rem- Runts aud sort lengths offered for sale. i ‘Alot of fine Dress Gingham Remnants in different lengths, at the rate of 6,7 and 8c. per yd. Worth at least 1230. ‘The last lot of Fine Sstteen Remnants in medium and dark ficures at 122%. per yd. Worth 250. JOR SALE—A ences, 472 and unprovement: Purchaser. Ingutre JOR SATE—HOUSES— 1302 30th st. Or. RPOUe Qst mts fed Nat a Ge x. through trains ith’ boxts_of Brooklyn crs Newiorog hia, 7:20, 9: 400, 20a 11:40 am, 1 00, 10:00, and.11:20 pam. On Sun- ‘Cit sey Or affording 3517-40-2 FW. HEMSLEY & SON. Be Moostax HOUSE, THE SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDGE Combis, WASHINGLON COUNTY. MD. ‘omnmanding & nagnifioent ai. picturesque view the fauucus Cumberiaud and Shependoab Valleya No Bialarin. No Motnquitoes Cool, dry ait. Four trains each way caily. 72" miles from Baitiuore op the Western Ratiroad.D-rect counection et Cmiou station, Bald- more, with traius frum Washington. Circulara, des ip tive of Hotel and surroundings, cam be obtained sar Wanliingtou ot * Finny Warervoms, 12°5 Pa. ave Hime. 3 1223 15x Sr. ‘The MISSES KERR'S School for Young Ladies and Little Girls willopen WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. Ac- commodations for «limited number of Boarding Pu- pile, Until September address * NIAGARA FALLS SOUTH, aul-3m Ontario, Canada, zr: r EGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. EIGHT 1, JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS. MD. EIGHT Be ts aud Four Courses of Study, permitted ty board in ‘clubs if desired. ‘Terms very moderate, Mevchaut Tailor, 012 Pa-ave 25 pen of Fine Scotch Dress Ginghais, fast colors, | Moderate, Froparstory School attached. |Special at- F. Drovp, Piauo Warerooms, 03 Pa sve, reduced from 18 to 122}4c. per yd. pie Sh a gE ‘Droggist, 1211 Pa. sve. One case of Lace Giuxhams, mostly in dark stripes, Most beautiful and bealthiul. gram ‘Terma $3 00d 63-00 yer a. ‘al week!y rates, reduced to 10c. per yd. Aéd-ere 3.'F: SHANNON: Mevucce, ‘A small quantity of Slate and Green Striped Satteen, excellent quality, reduced from 20 to 9c. per yd. ‘Two cases of Fancy-Figured Lawns in full pieces, re- duced to 4c. per yd. 17 pes. of All-Wool Nun's-Velling, different colors, reduoed from 25 to 176. peryd. ‘A suull case of Gray and white Striped Plain Seer- Sucker Remnants at 80. per ¥d. General value 12340. ‘Several hunered yda of small checked Sateen in Blue and Brown, fine quality and worth no less than 200. per yd; we will sell 12 yds. for $1, or 9c, ver yd. 3 cases of tho AA. Feather-Ticsing Kemnants in good lengths, ranging from 235 to 10 yde at 12340. per yd. Worth 25e. Give usa call at your earliest convenience, look at the articles exposed to view aud Judge for yourself. ‘We will persistently cling to our “Une Price System.” LANSBURGH & BRO. aul 420, 42%, 424, 426 7th St: 4 PoUiTicaL NET DayNEns, iment. Situation aM NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE President THOMAS FEI — stmnerts the next 47 pears. 40.000 fect ot round e next 47 years: 40. “ on Columbis Heute, not far frm Dr. Hammond's Rew residence, wative prices: OF will take iD part sorue xvod city lots in northwest in exchange: re- auire over bait ‘Address Maui3-3t RESPONSIBLE,” Star office, JFROR SALE—McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1215 Pitt nw buve lots sn rocklond for-ecle af cciee ‘Bal prices: call for plat aud jore advance. a2 E, THREE FIN. ire purchased at 2 reduced proces Tha purchased at a oe chs 234140 te alley iu teat, and are choice lote ei-Ser dug or investauent gS De WARNER & CO. : SALE.—SEVEN BEAUTIFUL LoTS, MASSA- Ear brie ae Stihispres's good profit wil’ be made. “DATES: Sront, 606 Fst-. ¥: suzl-3t | Ee ee HSA aes eae Bate WE IDAHO, 25 ILLINOIS. AVI City, S. MEDICAL AND DENTAL DFPARTMENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, ‘The sixty-seventh winter session will begin October 1, 1888, apd end March 1, 1889, in the now College Building, 1825 Hst nw. For circulars and informe- tion of buth departments address Dr. A. F. A. KING, 726 18th st. n.w., Washington, D.c. Telephone call. RRS. 3724-20, ry Be HORT! /E MEDI 500 joe Ears ene gwirkis C. SHORTLIDGE, A. BA. M., oosn ORAVIAN fae YOUNG LAD}ES Sites sod excelled by none. oR Svidvin ee en 1... ‘OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINEMAL BATHS, Givat North Winchester Va. 6% hours menos Von A.safe home for fandiien NO BAL, Acco Beat ‘sitatine 4 iis joo abupuantl) aj lied, Somforsita Yerue fecsoabon Alustreted circulars et Lue office, Apiiy to A. 5. PRATT. ‘The Sun Building. Washington, D.C. BY Ber 2 agra —— AND OHIO RAILROAD. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 29, 1888, STATION, ‘and Northwest, express ‘FLAGS'AND Ts. 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