Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1888, Page 4

——_____ ‘Reap “Scuoot Bas” in City Items, ———_—$_ Kove's Pi will be closed sepa Een eat A day Taareay, For Gold Spectacies, Well, 481 Pa. ave. How to Keer Wanu.—Why, its enought if you Duy Jonson's Stee! Plate ee CS Gey 4. & Jomeox, 1240 9th st aw. Brooss, 15th st., Largest, Richest,N ewest, Stock. Lore Braxch Bovxson Waisay, bottle, Distilled in 1874, Cynthiana, Ky. Gusto bres, 737 Tth st. a. Ww. ‘Reap “Scnoo Baas” in City Items. Brooxs, 15th st. Prices Guaranteed. ———— CITY AND DISTRICE Amuscments To-Night.” ‘Natrowat.—Frederick Bryton, in “Forgiven.” Haxnws’.—“The White Slave.” Paxonama Buripixa.—“Battle of Shiloh.” can eee Big Winnie Johnson, % Ei the mammoth colored hore of Monday night of tafcraceticeration of the ‘ on heart. She had been exhibited ‘in this city. John A. Whitely, the young man charged with the larceny of ave’volumes of “The of In. Art,” was released by the Police Court coe seamed Rents thas ne might leave her will fled G er ee ees Kraemer and Louise Schmidtmann, trust for the benefit of her -bildren, Annie C. Krae- mer, Rosa C. schumidtmann and George Herman ‘Schmidatmann. A small colored boy, named John Edwards, was 4m the Police Court to-day for ring @ On account of his youth the court on bis personal bonds In the Equity Court to-day adecree was made im the case of J. K Croft agt. Jeremiah Conner Dasinem on F sine between 70h and Sth serects on P street, between 7 ‘A barse | ye rard ready to trans- rge 1s now at the navy-y? Port the new Dollers of the Pensacola to Norfolk, ‘Where the vessel Is lying. ‘The picnic for the benefit of the German Asylum is being held at the Schuetzen Park to- ‘The Loudoun County fair will be held at Lees Durg, Va., on the 11th, 12th and 13th of Septem- Der. There will be running and hurdle races. For Particulars see advt. An enjoyable iawn ty was given by the mem- Ders of class No. 10, Fifth Congregational Sunday School, ‘at the residence of thelr teacher, Mrs. Albert Dewey, 1629 Benning Road, northeast, last evening Ses Couples Married Here. RICHMOND EXCUMSIONISTS MADE HAPPY IN THIS cry. AQ excursion party from Richmond yesterday brought over 200 persons to the city. Among them les Who procured marriage licenses and were weuded here. Among these were a young Man named Thowas O. Jones, aged nineteen year: who was married to Miss Nomie Reaves, age twenty-tures. They went to the Howard House, and a Hieense was procured and. the attendance of Rev. LH. York secured for the ceremony. AD other couple stopped at the Howard—George E. Dickey and Miss Willie E Burnett—and they ‘Queetiy Walked out as two ana came back as one, —— Sue Caxniezp Hex Kazo: Gor Isr Tr UBLe.—Sar dent of > Wo a camp. ‘weapon with be and thre tened to ays ago and took her {into a row about & man Lis heart out if he went With another woman. She landed im the Police Court this morning, and uniess $30 1s paid Intothe District treasury she wid ws ‘t the Work-house until TURN ViA B. £0. R. R— road Company Will jumbus, Onto, and re A. Kt.” Encampmet e, at rate ot $12.73 . Department ot iy decided to go via i train of Pull- noon September erry and the beaut © W Oakland by daylight. At eMery en Yo% Uns piace a stop of two hours will be made, al- lowing tuose Wie may desire an Opportunity to thi8 Iuious summer resort, resum- taki 1 and arriving at Columbus For Uckets and sleeping car at Buitimore abd Obio ticket oill 19 1 Ponusylvanta avenue, and Baltimore and Ollie depot. —A dot. a ‘Tee FAiRNDLess Cu, Lirme Maser Ryax.— Yesterday tue use of Mabel Kyan, a white child live years of age, Was belore Judge Cox on a writ Of abe.s corpus, The child had been in the charge of Melunda Fox, a colored woruan residing om 4.0 street northwest, and tue officer of the Lu- suciety (C. W. O'Neli), When the writ was ed, Wok the euild, tien sick, to an asylum. nda Fox Was present this morning, and Mr. ‘Nei liad the child in court. Nothing was done other than to fle affidavits of John W. Buller and Mattie S. Butler, and the case Was coatinued tll ‘Thursday. The’ affidavits set forth that the par- tes near Meitida Fox; that they nave fre. Quevsiy heard Melinda and her daughters quarrel With abel, aud Uave seen Melinda siap the culld; that they “have he litte girl dragged trout the window, and afvcrward heard her crying. Buicktavexs’ Ustox, No. 1, oF D. C., will give excursion to Baithnore September 10, accom- awed by the Marine and Third Artillery Bands. Special train wili leave the Baltimoye and Onlo depot at 9.30 a.m. sharp. Tiekets will also be good on all regular trains of that day to Baltimore. Spectal train revurning will leave Camden station, Baltimore, at 10:45 Tickets can be pur: ehaced from the committee: Tho.aas Hughes, 1800 New Jersey avenue northwest; W. C. Hickey, 329 Pennsylvania avenue nortawest; Frank Carr, 201 ‘Virginia avenue southwest, or ary member of the Organization. Kound-trip rate §L— Adve ————— Last Hanrea’s Ferny Exccnstox.—The last ex- cursion to Island Park is anuounced for Thursday, September 6, and all who can do so shouid not fail to Visit this delightful and historic resort before the close of the season. Train ‘eaves Baltimore and Onto depot 9:45 am. Secure reserved seats in advance at 619 and 1:51 Pennsyvivania avenue, ‘Without extra charge. Kound-irip, only $1. * Carri Manker.—At the Union Stock Yards yes- terday 116 cattle were on tue market. Eignty- dest sold irom 4¥¢ to 43g¢ ore maar- nd ‘Seventy-five sheep and lambs on the market, and all sold to butcners as, follows: old sheep sold trou 3 vo 4c. per 10.; lambs, 5 to64e.; cows and calves sold irom $25 Ww #40 €ach. ” Market for cattle was slow; for sheep aud lambs, good. ate ‘Tkatxs YOR Bay Ripex leave Baltimore and Ohio Gepot Week daysat 9 aim, 1:30 and Keturaing, leave Bay Kidge 7 6:40 ana 8:30 pm.—Adeo y had a prisouer Edward Lewis, a country man, was attracted to the station Wrough curiosity, and Decause he stood in trout of the station and looked Ja the officers arrested him and locked him up, ‘This morbing when the case was called ip the Po. Mow Court the Judge released im om his personal onus. aes eae: AUCTION SALE OF Real Estare.—Messrs Dun- anson Bros, have sold at auction {oF the owners lot 2. 5q- % Of sq. 58, situated corner of Virginia ave- Buc dst » tur 0 cents per sq. foot, © B. Leonard; also, brick house, and lot, No. 2040 treet, ie W., WP. Hi. SbeeLy, fOr $5,150, FOr °F. Arnold, trustee, lot o& Sth street bear W Jas. ¥. Ryan, for 97 cents per sq. foot, CowriwvaTion oy Fine-Woxxs at Bay Ripo.— ‘The fire-work drama at Bay Kidye ls announced Jor Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday, (se 20, St, and Utu inst. This is a'wondercul extlbiuion, an lias proven to be the greatest attraction of the feason. Noextra charge. Trains leave B. and 0. Gepor 9 aud, 1:90 aud 4:20 pan Kound-tnip $1.— — ‘Tne Case oF WisivueD J. Tuomas.—In the case o sed J. Tuomasdunatic), im which Kobert e Uwe ago Bled & petition to set the Jury, declaring her tusane, Lue committee and husband’ have filed answers, ‘These answers assert that Mrs. Thomas ts tsane: That it was found uccessary to prevent her spect lative: propensities to take action, and that a full €xamibauion Was bad. After reciting ber finan lal Wransactions with the petitioner they assert Uaat uo court would enforce the claim of the peu- Wouer. 1 is asserted that they shought it best to Femove Mrs. Thomas to Baltimore, and the hus- Band says that having now reacted his seventy- third year and lived with his wife thirty-eight ‘Years, he has no desire to be separated from her. — Arrewion is again called to the auction sale of | i i ee ! | it i i i Hy i i E ; i ! f i : i E H i tt i f ye BE i i 28 ta i l : : i and “the Washington Na- Uonal Base Bail Club, your officers, Servants from the further employment. Mental Condition of S. T. Drury. PETITION FOR A WEIT OF LUNATICO INQUIRENDO. v inysicians; aud when Lis case was }Wo practi Serene eet henna jus Hon into iis Tunady. Mr. Drury ts & member the bar, and was arrested in March March 30 the grand jury found an_ indictment seventy-six counts charging the offense, In July ne case was continued over the recess, nings. Washington made 9 hits and 6 errors and ‘Boston 10 hits and 3 errors. —_ the Chicago could not bat at the right’ sequently lost to Detroit, 5 to 2. The Champions made 9 hits and 4 errors hnd Chicago 9 hits no errors. The batteries were Conway abd Bennett, wet Balto reeBaltinore, Kansas City, 2 A\ imore— nsas, 6 ae eo? cincinna a” at Brootlys— Brook : ‘cleve. land—Cleveland, 12% Loutsvilies es Grace Smallwood’s Crime, A STATEMENT BY THE WOMAN THAT MAY CAUSE A ‘CHURCH SCANDAL. As published in yesterday's Stan, the coroner's Jury in the case of Grace Smallwood, accused of the murder of her child, held her responsible for Killing the child, and she will be committed to jail 4s soon as she is well enough to leave the hospital. ‘The principal testimony against her was given by Sergeant Burgess and Oflicer Stewart. The officer Was first lacormed of the finding of the dead body in the ailey, and ke discovered the shoestring ted tightly around its neck. When arrested she told tne officer and Sergeant Burgess that the child Was her's; that it was born between 5 and 6 o'clock Sunday evening; that she supposed it was dead and she put It id a bucket of water. Dr. Carroher, Who Visited ber Sunday evening, testified that when he called at the house Grace denied that she Wes in child labor. After her arrest. she told him a different story. Grace told each of the witnesses that she Uuouyut the child was born dead. If the statements made by the woman are true the case will Ukely cause a scandal in the Ebenezer churcné| Grace ts about Uhirty Years oid, and 1s not thought by plysicians to be of sound inind. While under arrest she said Unat she Was a member of Ebenezer churei, and the father of the child, whose name She gave, was also a member of the ‘same churcp. ‘She Knew she Was in trouble, butshe thought they would do no more with ber than send her to the penitentiary for lire, James Palmer’s Assailant, “TUG” WILSON ADMITS STRIKING THE SLEEPING MAN ON TH HEAD WITH AN AXE. “Tug” Wilson, the negro charged with commit- ting @ deadly assault on James Palmer, Sunday night, and Who was arrested in the fire-room of the steamer Jane Moseley yesterday afternoon, When tue boat arrived from Norfolk, a8 stated in ‘Tue Stax, admitted having dealt Palmer a blow on his head with an axe, but said Palmer had been after him several and Saturday night had shot at him. The’ prisoner was taken to the fourth-precinct station, where he was locked "p to answer a charge of assault and bat- tery with Intent to kill, As published in Tux STAR at the tie, Palmer was assaulted with an axe while he was in his house, on Van street, in South Washington. Palmer has been confined in Freedman’s Hospital since he was assaulted. This morning be Was improving. — Will Increase Its Plant, At a special meeting of the stockholders of the United States Electric Lighting Company, held yesterday at thelr office, at the corner of 133 and B streets northwest, Mr. Samuel Norment, the president of the company, made the following re- marks: “We have not been able to declare any dividends for several Fears. We crave the patience and in- duigence of our stockholders a Uttle longer. We have been operating in this city some seven We ave spent four hundred and sixty thousand dollars, over tuirty thousand of wuich has been Jost in an honest effort to use underground cables, We went \o the expense of sending vo Europe for an expert to superintend the laying of these cables, but after all our best efforts have been unsuccess- fal. In ail this time we are happy to state that we have had no accidents to life or limb. Wehave een seriously handicapped in our operations by the supposed danger attending aerial wires. I taink it will be proven in tue end, however, that there 18 @ very great misapprehension upon this question. The subject of overhead wires has of late been most exhaustively ventllated. The whole subject has undergone the most searching serutiny and investigation by the best electrical experts in the land, and we here reiterate that we are willing to adopt any and all other improve- ments in this direction that may be suggested by Science and business experience that have proven 10 be feasible and practicable.” ‘The stockholders have determined to increase the capacity of their plant to fuznish incandescent light and meet the constant and growing demands of the Government Departinents and the public. From Heckville, A SUICIDE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD — MERTING OF DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES—A CAMPAIGN CLUB aT DICKERSON. ? ROckviie, Sept. 4, 1888, Information was received here to-day of the suicide on Sunday night of Chas. Plummer at Mt, Ephraim, a little village in the northwestern part of the county. On Saturday the deceased pur. cbased two bottles of laudanum and during Satur- day night and Sunday morning drank the contents, When his condition wa discovered medical aid was summoned, but too late to save his life. He was tn his thirty-rourth year. A meeting of the democratic state central and county committees was held here to-day, Dr. £d- ‘ward Wooton presiding and D. H. Mason ‘acting as secretary. | comuulttee consisting of, W. fa dott, Jno. H. Kelchoer and David Grimth was ap- ied to make arrangements, for « muse-meet- ing at this place, the date of the same to be ar- ranged by the committee and public notice to be given, | Committees were also appointed tn the several election districts to at getting new voters registered and Polls on election day. ‘A democratic campaign club has been organized at Dickerson Station, with E. J. Chiswell as presi- Wr0. Siouiter, recording secretary? L'R Sebolt . 0 er, Sel corresponding’ secretary, and T. 0. White, treas- urer. ‘The contract for supplying the court-house and Jail with coal for the Manriace Licewsra.—Marriage issued by the clerk of the court to Wm. Green and Jennie Washington; Chas B. Reeder and Neilte Mortartya; Henry Klein and Alice O'Neil, of Philadelphia; W.H. White, of Howard County, Ma., Addie ‘C. “Diehl; Chas. K. Vickers and Nettie Belfield, both of Westmoreland County, Va; Geo, M. Willeke and Luzzi M. Ruppert, ——— io Tus Maxton Kivixs Comic Howe.—The Marion ‘Eafes will break camp at Clifton Be&ch to-morrow Sane Moseley, arriving about Sets week tg Will be escorted from the terry ‘o thelr armory, is Pic. A Be Bh A Bt ERLE goq A way to riet M. $1,000. 61, aq, 272 0s 6S and mon to 8. fi Amelia A. Lane J. B.Wimer tod. ite St 3 $850. B 5 ‘Thompson agt. Bradley ; leave to fle Dut denied. “Eamon agi. McKeoy rule’ to. show cause discharged without prejudice. Pouice fudge Miller. esterday, C. Langley, indecent exposure; $5 or 15 days. Rachael Johnson, colored, ‘con- duct; do. Geo. Norment, profanity; or 7 days. Rhoda Washington and'Malinda Ji disor. derly conduct in county, §5 or 15 dayseach. Ma- linda Jackson, carrying ® razor; $50 or 90 days “To-day, Geo. Fletcher, profanity; $5 or 15 days. 0. C. Allen, trespass on ‘parks; do. ‘Edward Ander- Som, profanity: do. oso Haris and Susan Shep- enticing ‘prostitution; $10 or 3 So Chose and Wm. Thomas, disorderly con- duet; $5 or15 days, Wm. Clarke, profanity: $1 or 7days. Joa Lynch and Geo, Pocook, disorderly conduct; $10 oF 30 days each, Edward Gillen, violating police regulations; $5 of 15daya John Ryon, profanity; do, Chas, Hilton, do.; do. Sarah Jenkins, colored, disorderly conduct in county and carrying a razor; $30 or 6 months, Michael McMahon, profanity; $ or 15 days, Alexandria Attairs, ‘Reported for THE EVENING Stan, Democratic DxtcaTEs.—The Alexandria dele gates to the democratic c nal convention at A ee ae lett this ee oe the Midland train. The delegates were R. W. Jenger, Chas, Benduelm, Lewis Bril, Jt, J. G. Beckham, A. F. Cox, Geo. Duffey, W. Glasgow, F. M. Hill, John M. Johnson, Casitus F, ‘i Keith Norton, B. F. Penn, Frank Price, Jacob Roxbury, James Roche, and R. F. Thompson. As the renomination of Gen. Lee 1: foregone con- clusion, the convention Will not sit iong, and the delegates are expected home to-nigut or to morrow. Norus.—The issue of permits to colored children ‘to attend the public schools occupied the clerk of the school board untull 2 o'clock to-day.—The United Staves pensioners here have all procured certificates of Identification from the Corporation Court. Among the Mexican war nsioners 13 Gen. M. D. Corse, who commanded the Alexandria Volunteers in Uheir march toward the “Hull of the Montezumas;” as well as Mr. Thotnas Crop, of Watson's Baltimore battalion, who, having served unburt through the wars, lost his here in a Taliroad accident.——o far permits to enter the — ‘schools have been tssued to 886 white chil- ham, John T- bscuhas Henry eusshen and Gy 3 ih, Henry Strauss Carlin, constitute a committee of the Hendricks the Alexandria democrats fur in ald of the tical expenses of the cam- —_— repul Will hold a mass meet- lng at the Opera House to-morrow a with ad- dresses by Congressmen Peri of Bayne, of Pennsylvania—Mr. W. Craven, of Midiand shops, had most of his clothi him by being entangled in the ; Dut he escaped injury. ‘THE Jackson DEMocuaTs.—At a meeting Jackson Democratic Association last. evening, Mr. James W. Barker presiding, Robert Stewart, C. F. Smith, and Thomas J. Holines were mem- bers. “Each member was requested to contribute ‘$ to the campaign fund. ‘rwenty-fivedollars was appropriated ax a contribution to the fund of the executive committee of local clubs. The associa- on decided to meet on the first and third Tuesdays in each month during the campaign. ee A Boy Cavcur UNDER A Faiixa SHED AxD BADLY HURT.—Geo. Hi @ fourteen year old white boy, was seriously injured at Richards & Co. brick yard about 9 o'clock this morning, by the falling of an ola shed. ‘The boy was employed in the yard asa messenger. He was caught under the shed, and received a severe scalp wound and complained of internal injuries, He was removed to Providence Hospital, Fingp $5 For Keering 4 Barkina Doo.—Edw. Gillen, a colored man, lives at No, 1221 22nd street, and is the owner of a fox Dull terrier which barks: owls at night much to the annoyance of the neighbors. Mr. W. W. McCombhe objected to the Hoops Sansarannia Is carefully prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well-known and valuable vegetable remedies, by ‘8 peculiar combination, proportion and process, giving to Hood’s Sarsaparilla curative power not possessed by other medicines. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Is the best blood purifier. It cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Bil- Mousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, General Debility: Catarrh, Rheumati am, Kidney and Liver complaints overcomes that tired feeling, creates an appetite strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole sys- tem, It is sold by all druggists. $1; six for €5. Pre- pared by C. L HOOD & CO., Lowell, Masa, 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Casz Prices For Duy Goons, Silks, Velvots, Satins, Dress Goods, Satteens, Blank- ts, Shawis, Flannels, Cashmeres, and Henricttas. CARTERS, . 721 MARKET SPACE Double White Blankets, slightly soiled $2.50, $3, 83.50. ‘Royal French serge, all pure fine wool, wide, double ‘width—Garnet, Green, Blue, Black, and Brown—real ‘value 50c., price reduced to 3740. Black Surah Silks 50c, Colored Silk Velvets 75¢, ‘Henrietta Cashmeres, a1! pure fine double ‘Width, all colors, 480, ate Cash customers sre requested to select one of the following presente if they buy @5 or over: A pair of large size pure Linen Damask Towels, worth $1 of the following valuable presents: A handsome Bridal Quilt. worth $1.50; adozen pure Linen Damask Nap- kins, worth $1.50, or two pairs of elegant Damask Towels, worth $1.50. au28 ACSrsou Biro Ix Narxm AND CLOTHS, Wehave just opened « lot of White Linen Table (Cloths with Napkins to match, and shall offer them at leas prices than goods from the piece, They are very cheap and come in choiceypatterns, Full bleach pure ‘Linen. ‘New Fall Dress Goods in latest styles and shades, ‘Black Silks and Black Dress Goods in great variety at lowest possible prices. ‘W.M. SHUSTER & som, EDUCATIONAL. _EDUCATIONAL, _ 1104, 1106, 1226 Most and 1128 11% «tn. oka a Formosia Oolong Tea at 35, 40, 50, 60, 80c., and the Tory best at $1 per pound, ‘Breakiast Teas At 40, 50. 00, and very best at, $00, per pound. 118 choice Japan ‘Teas at 36, 40, 50, 60, and very best 454 80c, ee ates ere fy $1 per pound. Our $1 Gunpowder Tea is the very Ft Dest in the market, and our 50c. ‘Teas cannot be “4 equailed elsewhere for 70c. Our Java and Mocha ool Coffee at 30c. per pound cannot be beat. Best Ma- Tacaibo Coffee 30c. per pound; best Rio Coffee at ¥ '80c,, and fine Java Coffee at 3bc. per pound. payaso ‘Fure Roasrep Corres 803 21a, | ‘Teas and ¢ ae’ axe always tresh, and we Te heen ‘a. B Our uh tee to give satistaction or money refunded. ig are Gs Magineion 'e receive ore od Coffee war Re s05-3t Na Fs SiaN COLLEGE einaToRT therefore we have fresh goodson hand at all umes. RENT—308 CST. SE. EIGHT ROOMS; ALL 2 7 PREP. wii ruitet aa curtewEcteioe | Kagem soe e gS | a 3 Pebign wlan a pat ur ‘Our 8 O'olock Breaktast Coffeo at 25 couts per | == Sis Tet. 7 ze, ‘Wha Reval ‘sna Shilttary Acaemios andl tor "easts Pouad is the best, eheapest, and most economical | FT fra. Sherpas, be: ens, For cetalogues or furtherimfermati-@ apply at the market, rid Tevae os Lees = Hetaw AE MONTAGUE PD. Poiscr Great reductions in all grades of pure Sugars, 2134 Tst..'8r., Gr. : = ) ‘The best Granulated Sugar at 80. per 928 Pa. sive. ¥ RENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL Pound. 1345 Wallach reek or... 3 OPENED SEPT. 17, AT 723 137K 8T. ‘The best Standard A at 7¢0, per pound. | 1402 Mass. ave... 30: % Store, 34th and Hf-2°°°°13 Learn to speak French Correctly, to promiunce, it The beat Waite Hixtra C Sugar at 78. por 905-20 Hearse 10th ot 4716.30 | Uolh Mure pres Goariced td cacegntal ‘ne best ar ab G3gC. Der po RE ‘Meat at. 8r -- 1030 e—¥ fy ‘The best Cut Sugar at 83¢c. per pound, oe Hisae #407 Lau or 10.30 | Svctt — Jy ay ‘The best Powdered Suge? st'Sy- per pound. Fe 2418 Va. ave.,br. 30 | Gre swezeere We give checks with every 25 cents’ worth of | stn. w. a eog nt #2 | “auie3m ‘Tea, Coffee, and Baking Powder. JOR RENT—1315 N ST. FINE 31 REMEMBER OUR STORES. 11 rooms; rent é and 503 7th street northwest; 1620 14th street north- | siory brick, 10 rent $50; all Pa ‘west; 3104 M Georgetown; 58, 58, and 60 | fine location, aM. D. PECK, bo4 F at, a Center Market; 92 Western Market; 8 and 90 > 304 F% rT —1004 16TH BT. §,W.: TWO sToRY | Wy ANTED BY i be gee io Northern Laverty Market. Pata 2oal Fault and conveaienens; price $30 per month In: | GERMAN. Siar offce 3 56,7, iEwToN H. Bowman, Manager. pee! quire at 1502 15th at. ae SiHok, ‘otene MUSIC. (ESTABLISHED 18773 ‘The Fair, r NORTH. | VOR RENT—THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUS: x nw. courses for Piang 1 aig th Fe, Hirao yore te ean os | Hecate ihe | Seah Spe aad ORES Pe 5, CORmae “47 7 bath; a desirable thborhood. juire of owner, _ - ——- mouth. “HILL & JUHNSTON, 1503 eunaylvania | PURE Pen Own fara t6 5th une. ‘sud-2in” | Soies BALOHSC IESERUIOE INeTITUT, AD a | NT /1162 20th st, 7r -..27.50 Business School, 10th st. now. Open ali the (Re acvedioniy lant di. "Deiuenttal als 14 Met, 12r 960) ta bese Wain 8 gear. Pulls prepared for all era ‘ in. $260 as OCKVILLE (MD. SIXT! LES Hint 6S per ison,” Mid S JOHNGTON, 150 | _eu0-Im* “GREEN & CUND iNGuAsL 1405 x Vy rail froma Weskincion ity, “he captor meet eT ray | FRESE oe MEER omonz. gr. 99 |B Soe grein ail seme li La 3; MENT CHEAPEST HOUSES INTHE CITY | fi gi'sih n'w. 10r. 90.80 thes roms FOS Sta ees | toembare Wt hun taunily twenty ave toys, For terme 21 new ee er OF ee al Pega riee an | 900 U st n.w. Br... 37:80 Ones roome 1307 F st.25 | i special adi Get aw, bet. 14th aud 15th wise Malls, O foouns Gol aes go = cemeeed jas lange yards, parking, nico terrace and tron rail- | 7 args Union aw.0r Attractive Prices. ES es ‘TYLER & ROTHER Sion Durlding. Bah and Feats Nineteenth Fear? Attractive prices in our Wine and Liquor De- | houses, and only $18.50 per month, to good tenants} 8025-Im ____ Fiano, Orran, Voice, Violin, Fiute, Cornet, ae. Free it, ‘chain nes, Brandies, Old only, Water reuts paid by owner. Apply to, }OR RENT—UNFUBNISHED. advantages, O. B. BULLARD, a ____2 Boy at eutrate M. & P. MarzoER, . © ¥ NORMENT, 17 Lafayette Bqp,0 0178 RS. W. D. ALLEN, 1’ ‘417 7th street b.w. 905-60" 617 La ave._| | 18r. 300) ‘TEACHER OF VOCAL AND. [ERE are ? 1OR RENT — VERY CHEAP—TWELVE-Room | 17210t, sve. n.w.18 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, Difficult Repairing a Spectaley at | F’Sto tie alee ee, B.w., all mod. impa; large | 4317 F ston wee: 21223 30th st, ‘aaa a Funks’s Sewing Machine agency, 7th and 0, Yard and in goodcundition; water rent paid. 6: R HENRY XANDER RESPECTFULLY AN 805,7,8 85-30" ‘C.F. NORMENT, 61’ ouners to bis pupils and patrons ust be will R ELLIN é ROO! ‘D Teste his ‘ic! instructions (| and cory Stntce, 7am. | POLST or in HONS AND i mica erceriseeneg ee All yre ask is a fair trial and a square deal. 805-6t ae aa 1303 F a7 WFRS. J. L MoGEE'S SCHOOL, NINTH YEAR, | Grand Republic” Cigarros have come to stay.|_*eo-Ot ____1303F ey Mixon on For sale by all first-class dealers, OR RENT—EIGHT-ROOM BRICK, MODEKN IM- 1370 Bat - TLETEMBER 19, 1888, at ‘agents, Luchs & Bro. 2 F ee 306 2 1110 Lgst. 2, w. e3-tun* 7 ‘- )1702-4-6 B st. nw., 10rd We Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m Ast ST, 7, O08 1850 Bars st 1223 15m Sx. Elegant Machines only $10, Warranted, it; Good order; rout #4. fi at Foxa's Sewing Machine Agency, Tu and 0.” | OWNEE Sumnwemeis* oz wd —- 825,78 ae eS Es FOR, RENT_ 1220 NEW JERSEY AVE XN. Wi 1213 ‘The MISSES KERE’S School for Young Ladies and {Royal Glue” mends China, GiassWood,&0, | 14] snd Tas Woke ee ae oe oe gis POO 1531 Little Girls willopen WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. Ac- SSS | BUST, 1008 F sen. w.” 1 set-att” lee commodations for a limited number of Boardius Pu- ROR REN ISHED—NO. 1312 WALLACH Hf 2m Drsram AND Coxsorariox. ‘i F Pisce 8 pomutitul little home: bow house of six 1220 DA TE EWA jeighbors alw: Fooms; bath; bu ‘snd ‘a large a exam: ; fa'the course of conversations Greted ‘cellar: house ‘newly papered. and turmished. MAS J ography taieht im 10 simple ‘When #1 ‘of economy will rent very reasonably to a desirable party jor lessons. Proficiency attained in three mouths. to a a Trae A Ro eats tee of too. = mition duly, Typew * you give me some advice, * porches: parking; con- 21 Fst. nw. it ‘Just for my neighbors’ wake? ‘Usts. nw.2 double ‘porches; 100 fect parking: : : s Answer: GO TO LANSBURGH’S, Seautt aiuiok conten tameoe omen. toon, HE COLUMBIAN U! ‘Ty. Whenever a housekeeper in woah Tosa set: Abe Preparatory School opens: a Ths pocketbook te often tas JF ORMENT THEE stony EtcHTHOoM DICE Fhe Qrsmabian Collen opens September 36, 1s pocket The National dical College opeti rtobor 1. School of Denustry opens Uctober The Corcoran Serentine School opeas October 1. finiern’of Sourpe a ta wort mec, lure, of course, ‘worldly mi Pell her the accret of Lansburgh's store, ‘And see what fruit your counsel bore. 625 Kk st. n.w.; cheap rent to a permauent tenant. 0. @ THORN, 1213 Fst ‘WO-STORY SIX ROOM BRICK, ‘Tbe University Law School opens October 3, We had an opportunity to buy m: barvainsin rem- + Pent 820 per month. For Catalowurs or other information address nauts and short lengths from several prominent East, | ~we4-Zt+ CG. 13 Fat, sel-3m JAMES ©. WELLING, LL.D. ern manufacturer and combined with remnants of our own stock will ‘enabled to make this LOR RENT_TWO NEW ATTRACTIVE 11 ROOM Messe LOUISE POWLLL, — Hemmant sels. One of the. Greatest “Efforts ever | H houses, oar Cayitol and now Library. all METZEROTT'S Musi 1110 Fst. "tm egiiis iat Inala entra SeeInieEnEle made (in this line) in the District of Columbia, ee en ees R RENT—1405 31ST ST, S-STORY AND CEL- A jew York ave. 1% meee Meow aie a He mont Ss SSeS Peereas aman a era inane |< Se ee a six, js ND | Condition: heat nace: uguire CEDARS" rt BARGAINS, Fee Sex, fe 719 Oth st. | Of M. M. PARKER, 1418 Fret, ‘suz3-ly SCHOOL Por Youn LADIES. cases of Scoteh Clothin Drab Brown, Plaid, and a _" sed-ot* 1 30TH BT, (NEW); | BE-OPENS OCTOBEK 1. Address Pf tow lot of Goutury Glothy te a Pa NISHED—A VERY DESIRABLE Apply to 1. itn ee a ee tot Century Cloth, remnants in Fall’ rat Gx. rth FU) Ghatory brick rondence on i at between 12th aud Ly i; worth 10c, be ss wt, Debwes nd at. y ADAME A PELE. Fg pay | FOR HER EX- A lo Cassimere, suitable for Men’s | 13th sts. u.w.; house large and well furnished; can RENT_NO. 8]? 10TH NW. 825; 1 oe, a and ‘Boys’ Wear, at 4c. per yard; would ‘bo chase ted either with or without stable, and by the : private or in classes: Jiigea pi oaleniat is ie orion six mouths, "THOS J, FIsiit 00. igi Rey Sto pane {oatst. nw. mear the we crs . B.wn wen Cs ent width of yandred do: of All-Wool Yak Lace, differ- DE! y oF omvediuin "ahd dsex ‘Solera, oag'Se per niarotiicd, healt Boys, in aretired, healthy, refined neighbor: 780° dozen “of Children's hood, Sree trom temaptatioun, wil!’ bewin its seventy geod from 81.59 and 91. third session on Sept 20. For terma, address “I In order to reduce 01 ‘of MARFIELD. A. aL, Principal, Brockeville, Mont- ‘we have made « general reduction FOR ON! gomery County, is EEK only. Thisis « to T= CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL oF cases of the Aww best Navy Blue Figured THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. French Percale Remnanis; beautiful designs; fast In Mathematics claswes in the following branches golors:regular ‘width; only’ 10c. per yard; real value yillte formied dtring the seuslon bepinning Octaber EBRA, GEOMETRY, LYTIC GEOMETE: ‘and the classes are open to both sexes. ES, “OFFICES, So. eEes _. QOMMERCIAT, Store and Ir. 525 lut 5 N at. near li tehool of Tele«raphy and --writing, 313 6th Se a ik 36 Verret Beier ao enum omen, eboot pent remus OUR ONE PRICE SYSTEM ALWAYS IN FORCE, 306.33 Corcoran? CoLoneD students not admitted. “The au30 420, 422, 424, 426 7thi uw. Conn. sve.,near I st.208.33 K st. bet. ard Business College in America.” Unenzcevesre Arrnaction: B50 ROR RENT—434 ‘N. W.. 10 ROOMS, GAS, | world. The diploma R RENT—494 H ST. N. V of this college is always an aid ter, &e. From 1st $42.50 per month | to persons ployment. OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, ycemy | < va eISEALL, BROWS & ey Tall corps of tnkrereers’” All tranches tausht the Ist and 1. feed] THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN. | _8u16-1m 1521 F ot. | sua are found tn, any’ sualiag college. Every pavil — . F 8T,, 10 ROOMS, M.1.; FINE RENTON OB ABOUT OCTOBER 15, THAT | Ori Tytasterad.. Cataingus tre nop tian BO LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Jocation: 840.50. “Apply to ists E ge rooms and maguttcent store autabie for any | Ex INDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING. CLASS 3 OTT & WILCO an store, stab orn x ‘of first-class retail business, situated ou borthwest FOR LADIES AND TEACHERS corner 14th st. aud Rhode Island a In alley between 12th and 13th and K an: 1918 Sunderiapd Place. south of Dupont Circle. term opens NOVEMBER 1) 1NN8, 11 by the Legislature in veo for Edu- mod. imps, ; $60 per month. stables; $15 each. J. McL. DODSON, sel-lm ‘Mas, LOUISA MANN. cat and Charitable its franchise ei 3 a wr at oe ‘of the pi pimtate Oot ‘in 1879, For Rent—1302 that. ‘n.W.; 11 rooms; mod. imps, ; byan overwhelming popular vote. Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take lace Nemi-Annually, (3 id December). and its ERAND SINGLE ROS DER DRAWINGS take moni OUNT VEENON INSTITUTE, 1530 1 ST. eer tene 1127 ath ot. nw.: 7 M French and English Select School tor Gi 25, tmonth FR 1537 corner Flom Fe AA oe : 4 R RENT—A THREE-STORY Pi —— = her ten mon’ rooms; 3 ‘ pes. MANWs SD ae A aa oS | SRR oo Fs MS eevee aco rapuans 2ezot cep that we supervise the arrange. | WOE, BENT-2428, 1 8F...7 ROOMS, STORE AND % ‘New year beyius OCLUBER 1, 1868. wel-Lm perce nae rare | abil aoe wseone = Wil yr | HOS FOR brick, 7 roome, | (THE GERMAN-AMERICAN ScHOOL, tanage and control the Drawings themaclees, and that PORRENT-ATTRACTIVETHREE-STOKY BRICK | newiy turn hed “umiuer price for September, reasou ‘Wil reopen Septennbar 10, geod th tne all partem aed eiuerae he Com” | aeas Fortasd: by faaly wag ty Purope comply | “miseTA “HM PARKER, 1418 Fat. nw, | _*090-3e* DEOL. rf ‘cai se four oe: | fern athe i a PARE. = Qq sons COLLEGE, to use this certyjcate, with suc-eimilesuf our sig | furnished; rent fow to an immediate and it —$21 OST. N.W.; 148; 860 PER MO. t. JOHN Ratures attached. in ts udcertiseinanier™ tinaut TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 Fata w. | WOuNENT 021 0ST. XW :14R $60 PER MO S Veriont ave, between Mand N sta sarees Sth and Fists. ne: Or. and tath; new. 825.40 per | Studieeresustes ters. — au29-2w R RENT—2OTH Ds} c NE. 1 poe FROM | wo. Keys 716. Ownerat 518 Sth st. a. de9-4m0 = = 7 Gapita frame House, 7 roonis and § acres Cuore or | 75OR RENT =—. lege tat ea a spundang posture; | J'O™ S*OUsE 1905 THIRD ST. x.W., (PRE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE 180 per year; it is well for a dairy or truck With all modern improvements. > kananak 08 oe farm, Apply at premises ‘sel-Im PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE SCIENTIFIC AND LIBERAL COURSE OF STUDY. FOr, RENT-ASTONISHINGLY Tow mar] _, | Sevenroome incuaing tath Behe mies hom Weshngin, oe B.nad 8. 8. oly ant: new 10 room bay window | Closets in every room, with hallway, gaa, and water; iit ma 288. oi ‘Office; bath, furnace, acs | large yard. ‘Thirty-Bret year begins Septer door. 205 Gat u-W. ™ sh "Gh and'soc it Rent, $20.50 per month. Terms very low. Send for catalogue to = — — VORD, NT_FOUR-STORY BRICK; ALL MODERN — HENRY E ALVOKD, Prosiden Commisetoners, | conveniences: only g0u;Anestandcenirallocetion | wu2e.1m BM WARNER &CO. | | su2030 ‘Aeaicultaral Goligre PO Ma. pian Hs and antes wil payed | Pate. nnn nt hw’ | Ton ENT HOUSES 1890 Sod... ave. — iubheeneeone = 5 Soap baseoronted at ou-on OR RENT—BY KO. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- 1800 Both st: Be ‘[PHE BERLITZ SCHOOL oF LANGUAGES Fritts ctf itsaranes boven, 10th and Fata, BR, M. WALMBLEY, Pres, tional Bank. ” PIERRE LANAUX, Pres, State National Bank. ‘Terms begin now. A.B, WIN, New Orleaus National Bank, : a GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1888. CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each; Halves lb) Gcre G8; eaths 85, Pweutietas G2" LIST OF PRIZES, oF FRED, SELEcr RcHOD sere Sixth year baius September 18111 Y Bebo! 26, : Be BP # rt Fe SEEeee ei E 3 i i Hy : | i if i j Bey i B 2 8 a £ i i ‘The fortieth weston of this Medical Coudege will bein rearoobun. AXA ‘All recitations are held after & o'clock in the evening, ‘For further informati be made to ELT FHISTOE, Deal, of €0 HL HODURING. Pro. feasor of Mathetnatics i COLLEGE AND President: ©. K. URNER, 1; has seradyated 18,000 pa Bow fling lucrative ‘positions in-every art ‘of the ins ity seventeenth year MUNDAY, OCTOBER 1. ‘MERSON INSTI apes See LJ Tyg" MONDAY. Serre: Prepares for Harvard. Vale, Aine, and. other oF Scientific School, C5 wdreme nd for business,” For particulars sad . POR YOUNG Lapr ce CHAS. experiene tobtr ‘fac ilitoom: ied <= ORAMIAN SEMINARY Bethlehem, Pa A cont With best modern methods, by few and excelled by nove. row NQENooD INSTITUTE-SELECT scmOol, [xo Ra Se © 7 Tultion addres Mr SW. HALSEY, § ve _Wii-3m BUSINESS EDUCATION — BOOK - KEEPING, story. Geavraphy amd 1 Yye-writivae Pap Featonatie terms. Call after 4:30 p.m WOOD'S CIAL MOMOOL, 27 Sth st, ne, Established in 1885. Meovens Monday, September im ERMAN-AMEAICAN ACADEMY, 024 @ ST. N.W. Reopens Monday, Septem te: ish branches tn the fo auzb-1m* HUGO KUERSCHNER, Princtpsl._ CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, MASS. AVE, will MONDAY, September 3 Npecial at” fention will be yeiven to the onan, plano, har. walter, and banjo: almo to ve irewitig. pads tit tu ok Watercolors. ahd Sustra. Geid medals aid «diplomas warded to eraduates in the Academic course, of whir Dicher mathematics forum a ewdiug feature sewing, fancy Work, aud Cie languages ta extra chanee, JEW WINDSOR COLLEGE AND WINDSOK Fe- fale college. sobarate budge, full eradvating Courses with dogrec: ale. primary. preparatory. a Busines departments. Pall: seesivns opm Seni, S68.” For sid or regular terme wddress KEV A.M ELI. D. 0. Prost, New Windeor, Ma. Or soe the Prosidpt, 9 t6 svat Dunbarton 625 Penn. ave » QELWYN HALL THE READING, PA. MILITARY Academy, Six hours from Washington. Every modern ice for study wind fecteation, #400 fo stnum. “Riysot any are received Sond for catalowe. TC ESHOP, Heat Master rey EDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS NA- ONAL UNIVERSITY. The fith anual course ‘ot Ictures will begin Monday. 2 yioH. H BAKKER MD. Fitness 8 OS ‘RSITY SCHOOL, enth J E. SCHEEL, TEACHER OF PLANO, ORGAN 9 and Singing st sizit. Particular attention to be- wiuhers, as well as thoes wishine t- EBV ‘open on THURSDA course of 1 i x more, Md. Send for catalorue HY NAH MORE ACADEMY 14 OFFIC t and teachers Careful trai influences of quiet Chri howe in health p> ad » ~4 Kev. A. 3. KICH, A.M Dy Bam, ‘and Danville cres it all, amv taste ali ‘Of the inet wchool edie ny Fensguchte, Por cate OBUTLE AM. ha. NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE ~ a. ie wre MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, will tegin October Dr. A. FA. KING, 726 13th st. nw. Washington, D.C. Telephone call. 8 y OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GILLS, SaNDy Spring, Montgomery County, Md. 1s tiles norh ‘ot Wasi traning to. mumiber lin Cw. "ye (PURE ART OF ALL ARTS: $0 Pi RSON's EDU- cation ts complet without it.” 1-Kon ny 1 111_PROFESSIc Collegiate classes co PRIVATE LESSONS: RLINGTON ACADEMY, SAUL BU 6: st, opp. U. & Patent Fall term of 188% begins September 17. ‘Day aud evening sosmious, BURTON MACAPEE, 4 M.D. Princtral. Circulars at Saul's Seedstore and the Bookstores. a1 53am, ME, COLLIEKE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL (Thirteenth Year), A Select Lumtitute for a Ltn Numberof Boys. Eugiish, Clasaicn, Preach, Mativenat- fox. No extra change for French. school opens OC BER i sete SNE Ttse Tot aise eee ih LUIEKE. A.M. Rermimion, to Mr. 1 ; Benator Ino. K- cay WHE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY Is DE lightfully situated in the beauttu: and healthful Valley, Md. It has an abundant supply of ‘water from mountain springs: the, Vuildingy are ‘commodious and elegantly furnished ers are able and efiic Sine SEPTEMBER TL 5 : soe WH PU References—Kev. W gu" wldrewe LL. D., Frederick. Ma. jot” DD, Waslsttign 2 ters are in the 5. Seuator EK. Wilson. Hon. Thowae Mf :Geu, 4.4. Bartlett, Pension Bureau, mA. ton, and also the following, whowe dat NOLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES COMPRIS CrnciiehCitaetes! snd Nortel Departaventa, wits cuperive facut for musicaed art. Sete forcetslgyras WHEL KERDY, Pron. Hagerstown, Md sus Ow GT. GRORGP'S HALL, FOR BOYS AND youNG s ® Aen, St. George's, Md., select, thorouch asd sate, 30 and $300: reopens “Septouiber 20. Prot. Ja RINEAK ALM. Prin Otreularssout.— 3y32iou" HE MEDICAL, DENTAL. AND PHARMACEUTI- cal Departinetite of Howard University will bey. wr winter session October 1. For information aid lar address C. B. PURVIS, M.D. Secretary. stock TIS 130i wt, ASHINGTON KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE Yor the training of tenchery ‘aud Primary Schoot, Extablisbed 1674. Mir, LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal, ns 1017 10thst. ONZAGA COLLEGE, Taud Noth Capitol sta. nw, ‘Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers, Classical, Commercia! aud Scieutifie. Ke-opens Sept. Fe Terms, #10 per quarter. Kev. E A. MoGURK. 8. 3., eu20-1m Preaident, T. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD. EIGHT ‘Departments aud Four Counws of Stady, "Student Permitted te buerd in ‘clube if desired, “term vory Moderate. “Preparatory School attachei Special at tention gives to fitting buys to enter collage, the uni- versity, or the military or naval schools of the Gov- grnmeut Situation most beautiful and healthful For ‘address President THOMAS FELL, aM __ PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING CHAPIN ‘OUGHTON 8TREE! AMissionens, D.C., Was CoNSON JNO. W. MACAKT NEY, 2 ember 8D stock CORSON & MACAKTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F ST. §.W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, P re, Loans. Collections. Deposita, Exchange, Loans. FOR FALL WEAR. Just received a lange lot of Men's and Boyw Full ‘Shoes, in Style, Quality and Price unsurpassed. These goods will be on sale Saturday, September 1 and will DG. | dear the inspection of all desiring Shoes,