Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1888, Page 4

: LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weater. For the District of Columbia, Marylat ginla, New Jersey, Delaware, and Eastern Ubreate! yl warmer the coast; easterly winds, ing Weather and rain; slightly ‘the Interior, siationary Lemperaiure on A Jain PROPOSITION. ‘Hahn's Monument School Shoes" tor boys or girls are wituout a doubt the most wear-resisting school shoes ever produced. ‘Made of the most serviceable upper leather, with good beavy soles of the best (so-called) flint-stone Yann: fan put together so as not to rip. for every pair that, after a Money re- fair trial, does Bot prove satisfuctory. To introduce them’ they are now sold at the iow 10% and $1.25 for 11 to 2. S16 7th st, 1922 Pa. ave., 231 Pa. ave. Se Agtistic. Rica's Saoxs, 717 price of $1 for sizes 8 to Wa. Hay & Co., Market Space, ‘Naxw Yorx Rervaiicans.—You are requested to meet at League ebusetts avenue, this evening’ headquarters, 14th and Massa- 8 o'clock. Beacruwvt. Ricu’s Suor’s, 717 Market Space, Woopwanp & Loruor will offer to-morrow the values of their experience in Ladies’ Sk Sirise Rivoea Vests, at $1each. See ad. Oaxwowt Jenszy MILK. P.O. Box 536, City. Sux Hany's $2.50 Broad, Hats yor Coot WeaTuxn—If you find your straw hat “too thin,” cali at R. C. Lewis & Son's, 1421 New York avenue, near 15th street, and see their line of new derby$ and soit hats, from $1.50 tos. Also, their new stock of fall underwear. Loxpow CoveH S¥RUP, only 10°. at Druggists. Scumxex—Finest Quality Butterine. Reliable @ealing; personal guarantee. 328, 328, 330Center Market, ‘Wr ane LING short lengths and remnants of tapestry carpets at 50c. a yard; body Brussels at 7Se., and Moquettes at $ to close them out, If You ‘have an} small room to carpet now is your Ghance. W. H. HOEKe, S01 Market Space. ‘Hamy’s Laprss’ $3 Hand-made Scnrewer.—Finest Quality Butcerine. dealing; personal guarantee. Market! Comportaste. Ricu’s SHOES, How To Kxer Waxy. roo Button. Reliabie ‘S28, 329, 330 Center Market Space. by, its easy enough! if you buy Johnson's Stee! raté Warm Air Furnace. yery one Doras. Rich's Suoes, 71 guaranteed. A. 5. JOMNSO! 1240 9th st. nw, Market Space, Love Buaxcu Bockson WHISKY, $1.25 a bottle,’ Distilled in 1574, Cynthiana, Ky. Cluries Kraemer, f 7th st. B. We Examixg. Rice's Snoxs, 7) Market Space. Scnipxen.—Finest Quality Butterine. Reliable Market. For Dress—Habn’s Child’s Patent Tip “Daisy Shoe. personal guarantee. 32s, 329,390 Center Youn eyesight suited. $1. Hempler’s, Av.cor. 435. CITY AN D DISTRICT Amusements To-Night, ‘Namtowat.—Frederick Bryton, in “Forgiven.” Haxnss’.—“The White Slave.” PaxoxaMa Brrtpixc.—“Battle of Shiloh.” eagennoce Condensed Locals. af ‘The Jefferson Democratic Association last nig! the new constitution proposed for deio- cratic associations, and endorsed the appointment of Charles Thompso ym_Dy the wational democratic committee as financial agent of the District. ‘The Marton Rifles returned Lowe last night trom their ten days’ encampment at Clifton Beach. ‘They were met at at-home members of the c National Fenctbies, an ‘ted to their armory on 11th street. Rifles, and esc: the Moseley’s wharf by the ps, the Corcoran the Merchant ‘The Connecticu: Republican Campaign Associa- ton for the District was organized te following officers: President, ast night With iajor O. 8. San- ford; vice-president, Luther Harrison; secretary and treasurer, T. E. Spenc From J.C. Parker we have Harper's Bazar for the 22d inst —— Yesterday’s Ball G ‘The Senators stopped at Buffalo yesterday on their way to Detroit and were defeated by the Bisons tn an exhibition game by the score of 7 to3. @Brien, Shoch and Arundel, and Fanning and Welch were the batteries. Each club made 8 bits and 4 errors. Detroit won from Chicago, 5 to 2, by heavier batting. and Getzein and W ‘The batteries were Krock’ and Farrell, Indienapolis won from Pittsburg 8 to 1, and thereby guined seventh place. Burdick and Daty, and Staiey and Miller were the batteries, The Hoosiers made 10 bits and 7 bits and 6 errors. At Baltimore—Baltimore, delphia—Athletic, 4 gency Hospital, attacxed Dr. St. Louls, 2 Cleveland—Cleveiand, 3; Cincinnati, 2, At Phila- ‘Kansas City, & Trouble Among the Doctors. DR. M'KONE ATTACKS DR. DEALE WITH A RAWHIDE Dr. McKone, resident physician of the Emer- Deaie, the rest- dent physician of the Garfield Hospital, with a cowhide at the door of the Emergency Hospital, om 12th street, yesterday afternoon, The parties have not been friendly Im the past, and no words had been exchanged between them Just before the whipping occurred. Both doctors ‘had just come frow the hospital, when Dr. McKone seized Dr. Deale by the colldr and the latter fell De. Me- Kone then struck him several times across tne ack with a cowhide. Dr. McKone’s friends state | feet on west side 7th, between H and I streets that the trouble grew out of bis being formed that Dr. Deaie Lad criticized his treatment | sarah F. Barker, TUE NAMES OFFICER BLOCK HAS ON HIS LIST. The second-hand dealers throughout the city de ‘ROt approve of the appointment of Officer Block as Imspector of pawn shops and second-hand stores. ‘Since his appointment tothe position he has visited every such place of business in the District, and 4s now endeavoring to force the unlicensed places to take out licenses, so that their business will be under the supervision of the police, enabling them to know what goods are received. In that way they can recover wnuch stolen property. Many of (he dealers claim that they do not purchase their foods In this city, and consequently are not within the requirements 'of the police regulations. Officer Biock has however, determined to bring some of these cases into court, and has sworn out warrants Charging the foliowidy ‘persons with, being uni censed Junk dealers: Max Jelawitz, Heary G John N. Gates, Abraham Sippman, Isaac Senlen- opel Kovenberg, Isaac Levy, Jacob Levy, Goidsteto, Frank M. Goldsmith, Solomon Friedman, Isaac’ Friedman, Abrabam Slomberg, ‘Mox Roginsky, Erailie Roth, P. C. Mefry, B. J. Mc~ Clelian, Joseph Bilman, Julius Shoenthal, Ben}. eke ascot tong a Robertson, leary Rosenberg, bernat ot ot Rosential, Moses Berm n, abrabain Walsky, 9910- mon Cohen, and Aaron Conen. =—_—— A Vigorous Protest Against the Bunk- um Anti-Chinese Bill, ‘To the Editor of Tre Evextve Stam: Wasutxotow, D.C., Sept. 6, 1888. In the name of God, the common Father of us in the name of humanity and the brotherhood Of man; In the name of this “land of the free and home of the brave,” and in the name of common decency, I wish to raise my humble voice in earn- est protest against the unmanly, un-Aterican and indecent maaner in which our Representatives and Senators are rushing over each other head- Toremost in order to pass this latest and most in- famous anti-Chinese Dill, Which violates a solemn treaty under which Chigamen have come to this country, and which denies their right to return, while they hold in their hands certificates author: izing their return granted them by this Govern- ment. To what a pass have we come in this noble land, that such legislation (solely for politi- | cal effect and the securing of votes) can be rail- j roaded through in a few hours, and not one solt- | tary man in either house of Congress is man enough to rise in his place and oppose it and ex- ‘ue Suallowness of the whole thing. If poli- cs and the desire to in votes in a heated cam- paisa is to have the effect of blinding our legisia- tors to all sense of right and justice toward other nations, it is time some one called a halt. Were Uhis the time aud place I might induige in a few further remarks and comparisons on this immi- gration question, but your space is too valuable aud I will forbear. But I hang my head in shame at the tacie on the Hill. From making a “Chinese Kecord,” good Lord deliver us! H. O. Hatt, Supt. of the Chinese 8. S., Metropolitan’M. E. Church, Sus ae gee Affairs at Washington Grove. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON GROVE, Sept. 6, 1888. Mr. Fred Moulton, son of H. B. Moulton, esq., had his left foot badly crushed between the bump- ers of the Frederick express cars yesterday even- ing. He was standing upon the platform waiting for the unlocking of the door when the engine was attached to the train and his foot slipped between the bumpers. He was brought to tue Grove and Dr. Choate, of Rockville, dressed the wound, sew- tng up the cut, Phere wil: be a meeting of the stockholders of Wa mn Grove Association within a short Ume to consider the proposition of a transfer of certaim parking ground to the syndicate pur- chasing the adjacent woods, ‘There Will be an exodus from here this week and next, leaving but few families here. ‘The weather 1s cold and fires are built in all the cottages. H. Emory Grove Camp-Meeting. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. Emory Gnove Camp, Sept, 7. ‘To-day being children’s day the occasion was duly celebrated by the schools of the ctroult. At11 o'clock the sermon to the ciilldren was preached by Rev. D. E. Wiseman, after which the schools and friends marched in a body to the church, where Rev. J. H. Bailey preached the funeral ser- mon of little Eugene Robertson. After the tnter- ment the body of men, women and children marched again to the camp, Where the children’s day services were concluded with appropriate re- qarks by the pastor, Rev. E Hammond, and Messrs. Jef. Mucabee abd Coates, und Misses Mary and Susan Macabee. The music'was conducted by Prof. Enis, A duct was sung by Misses Sarah | Brown and Maggie Davis. The congregation then iuarced around the camp and the services closed tor the day. Arrivals: Revs, Watts, 8. A. Lewis, W. A. Brooks and 8. R. Hughes. 8. ge ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows; J. F. Reardon to W. F. McAllister, subs 52 and 53, sq. 1026; $. Sarah H. Auffort to C. H. Parker, Part 18, sq. 501; $150. T. A. Duffy et al to W. A. Redmond, lot 27, block 6, T. and Bs sub, Mt. Pleasant; $. W. A. Redmond to W. McGuire Bt al, same property; ¢—. B. H. Warner to S. J. Gass, sub 181, sq. '923; $—. F. S. Obold to S.J. Kubel, pt. 4, sq. $16; $100. ‘A. P. Howe to P. Herlehy, pt. 2 sq. 197;'$3,750, KR. F. Hunt to Fan- pie Hurt Howard, sip 10% sq. 181: $— BF. Leighton et al. to Augusta D. Hutenings, lot 15, . 22, Brookland; $573. C. Shirly Carter to Joha 0. Jobson, sub 108, south college grounds; $1,800. W. Waring’ to J. W. Richardson, sub lot 3, sq. 3. of 104; $—. John Sherman, trustee, et al. to Helen M. Betts, w. 3 lot 7, bik. 37, Columbia Heights; in of wcase. Dr. McKone would not speak on the subject. "Dr. Deale says he knows of no reason for the attack of Dr. MeKone upon him. They have not been friendly, but they have stmply let each other alone. He had never talked about Dr. Me- Kone. He had no occasion to speak to or of him. | Borthwest, Dr. MeKone is the resident physician at Emer- acy Hospital. ‘Dr. Deaie 1s assistant to oue of attendant staff. The latter made a profes- ‘sional visit to the hospital, and it was on his com- ing out that the attack occurred. Dr. Deale says Dr. McKone was in the hospital and was in the Same room with him for some time. Nothing between them. “Just as I left the butiding.” he “T felt Some one take hold of my collar from bet I turned, supposing it was a friend try! wo attract iy attention, and as Tdid soi twisted iy auicier Which was Weak from a recent injury, and feil. ‘The man then hit me two or three times ‘across the shoulders. The affair was over in about two min- Utes, Dr. McKone was in the hospital when 1 left, and he came up behind me at the door.” —— Ropesnins Reronrep.—- H. Cogewel southwest. reports stolen from bis room a © eam blue pearl peahous and jary Colbert, No. 480 Se ports the larceny of a. clock wortn §2—— Win. H. wenal, No. 72 iret, reports the theft of a ‘sil dress Valued at $15. a A CHAPTER oF AccIDENTS.— Marion, the nine-year-old ‘Newcomb, of 926 Norta © Playing ob a seaffoid at the adjoi il, No. $00 gold pin and $10. | Street Southwest, re- ‘esterday afternoon daugater of Major 8. D. Arona avenue, while ing house, feli $1,238.99. Sates of Real Estate, Caroline L. Myers has bought, for $4,700, from W. Ovold, lot 27 and pt. 23, sq. 858, fronting 20 northeast. H. L. Strang has bought, for $5,000, of sub. 18, sq. 433,18 by 75, on north side of public space, between 7th and 8th streets southwest. Virginia Garrett has bought of C. A. Lemar, for $4,000, sub. 130, 5q. 363, 25 by 25, on east side of 10Ui street, between R and S streets Xx Jeffries has sold to Katie H. Ol for $5,255.50, sub lots 54 and 55, square 70, front- ing 40 by an'average depth of 114.22 on M street be:weeu New Hampshire avenue and 22d street horthwesi. Thos, som~rville has bought of Susan B. Latimer et al., for $9,500, part lot 12, square 346, 25 by 50 fect on 10th street between F andG sureets northwest, F.S. Obold has bought of R. Goldschmid, for $4,575, part 4, square 816, 3034 by 60 feet, on the corner of 4th'and East Capitol streets, a ‘The Bicycle Races. WASHINGTON WHEELMEN PAIL TO WIN AT BUFFALO ‘YESTERDAY. At the bicycle races in Buffalo yesterday Wash- ington wheeimen took part in three. P. 8. Brown started in the first race for the 3-mile amateur bicycle L. A. W. championship, and secured fifth place; Windle, of Milisbury, Mass, winning in 9:27. Crist was third in the 2-mile amateur Rover race, H. R. Davis, of Cambridge, Mass, being the Winner in 6:50 1-5. Crist and Brown were third iu the half mile amateur tandem bicycie race, won by A. C. and W. D. Banker, of Pittsburg, their time being 1:26 2. In the second heat of the five-mile professional ip, Temple Dieycle race for the world’s cham and broke her right arm. The limb was set by Dr. W. P. Hazen.—Charies Lewis, a colored seventeen years oid, residin, Bear 1st street southwest, while on the siage on Virginie arenas, at Harris’ Opera House last bight, was seriously. 1n- jured. Some of the scenery fell and he was struck : carting See eee nee came een ucece | scratch, Windle was fret'in. the bay’ ane Drain. He was sent to the Emergency Hospital —OMeer Sutton found at 6th street and Maine x he bavi mame as and was sent to the E: was on ‘nue last night a boy with lis right leg broken, | Allard won in 17:51 1-5, a foot aead of Lee. Jumped from a street car. Gray, of S41 L ‘He gave his street northwest, rgency Hospital ‘Taw DoLLans Por PLavixe C inson, a colored boy, who lives —Ssm Huteh- “crow Hill,” yw York avenue Sunday with a crowd ~ ‘who were playing “crap or “shaking ‘the | 188d fell together, Van Sicklen being Dadiy here, boy: boues.” Policeman Ferguson passed them in a buggy, and instead of interrupting bis afternoon's arave, he jateral for bis appe: sWore Out @ Warrant. Sam left $5 col- araner and Unwisely appeared in the Police Court to-day to press nis claim to & Teturn of the money, Dut the court refused bis ap- | T. Janney wus elected treasurer, Diieation and made ihe fine $10. —— EXTENsIvE SaLe oF HOUsEnOLD FURNITURE.—To- morrow, commencing at 10 o'clock, Thomas Dow. coll murrors and antique details see feng will sell sn front of his auctiot: rooms @ large tion of housebold goods, bei omilier and other esiates, incl ing to the pianos, furniture, carpets, &. For Rervevsp reo Vexezteis.—Mr. M. T. Dooley, manager of the American Telephone Co, in Vene- la, has Just returned, and reports the two ex. ‘of Caracas and La Guaira and the lines the two cities wor! following extract from the 0 successfully. journal of finished half length ahead ot Rowe, but tne latter was crowded to the fence by ‘Teaiple. The Mme Was 184310. A. C. Banker, of Pi ou the five-mile amateur race, 16-minute 1 17:50. Crocker and Neilson Won the mile fessional tandem handicap tn 2:583-5, st bicycle race, in 3:05; Wilhelm, of In ‘the fiveniie professional rover hi " cap, Wine Ship Was frst in the two-mile bandica; 6:093-5, Jack Lee won the three-mile siomal tricycle race in 12:07 35, leading Allard 10 weet. The mile amateur bicycle race championship of Buffalo, was won by J. B. Milley, in $222 1.5. In the first race MeCune, Van Sicklen and Kings- ‘Tue MaNacEus ov THE INDUSTRIAL ScHoOL.—A meeting of the board of mauagersot the Industrial Home School was eid last ev at the resi- dence of Judge Dert, West Washington. Prof. B. fll the va- fancy occasioned by tue death of” Mr. W. W. Cur. ‘Resolutions were adopted bearing to the zeal, fidelity and benevolence of Mr. C and ex; ive of the loss has sustained by his death. Judge Dent and Mr. Lewis Abrabam made appropriate remarks, TEN DEATHS FROM THE FEVER YESTERDAY AND FORTY-SIX NEW CASES KEPORTED. Yesterday was the worst day yet of the yellow- fever epidemic in Jacksonville. Ten deaths were reported in the twenty-four hours up to 8 o'clock last Bight, and there were forty-six new cases. Dr. ius Cohen, Philip ‘cohen, |" sernard Peolomon West Washington. Carrvngp.—Geo, Phenix, in a dispute with at , on the 2d of At ‘on oun street, E way, on ‘Fucks ‘care eal wit ploce a ~ as unt & “sutton” and nota os “s a“ admitted his guilt rien erraigned in the ‘this morning, a! e him $50 or three months om the farm. =” TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 perature, 68; condition, ture, 73;,condition at influent gate-house, 26; con- ‘ditidn aiemuent e-hoUse, 36. High tide fa tue Tiver to-day at 9:03 p. m.; low tide at 3:29p. m. Alexandria Affairs, ‘Reported for Tax EVENING Stan” / Crr¥ ScHooL Boanp.—The ity school board met last night, President Stuagt inthe chair. Mr. Vincent re the new school-house under root. ‘The third instalment of its cosp was ordered to be ald, and authority was given gor a « off.” je Aance committee was to’ effect ‘a Joan of $5,000 upon the credit of the board and the surety of its . ‘The cierk was directed to insure the new buliding in three companies. A set of Liton’s history charts was ordered to be pur- chased. Authority was given for the copying of the Washington book for the Washington school Ubrary. It Was stated that the school registers, heretofore costing about $70 per year, hud this Year been purchased at $100 for three years The luse of a book called “pathtinder was ‘referred to the committee on studies and discipline, PoLiticaL.—A large crowd gathered at Lannon’s Opera House last might to attend the republican meeting, which was held under the auspices of Hon. Lewis McKensle, one of the republican electors of this district.” Addresses were delivered by Hon. B. W. Perkins, of Kansas, Hon. J, H. Row- ell, of Iilinols, and 4. J. Holmes, of Iowa, Norgs.—The issue “of permits for the pubic Schools was resumed to-day for both white and colored, So far over 1,300 permits have been issued. ‘There has been’a specially large increase im the white schools, and it 1s thought that if rooms can be gotten’ one or two overflow schools Will have to be opened.—A movement is on foot for the establishinent of a pottery here.——Camp No. 25 of the Grand Army of Fraternity held a meeting at the office of Marbury & Armstrong last night.—A slight fire took place at the residence of Mr. R. D, Stanton, on South Lee street, yester- day evening. Some sparks from the ‘chimney ignited tne roof, but the flames Were soon extin- guished by J. H. Young and other citizens, sigss ewe ee JUDGE THURMAN TAKEN ILL, Compelied to Stop While Speaking at the Madisou Square Garden. ‘Madison Square Garden, New York, was crowded to overflowing last night, the occasion being the great democratic mass-meeting which was to in- troduce Judge Thurman to the metropolis, A large number of well-known democrats were in attendance. About 8 o'clock Calvin S. Brice and Roswell P. Flower appeared, closely followed by Judge Thurman, surrounded by Gov. Hill, Go Green, Hon. P. A. Collins, Senator Kenna, and a number of other prominent members of the party. ‘The appearance of Judge Thurman was the signal for a great outburst of applause. Mr. Flower was made chairman and resolutions were read greeting Judge Thurman, ‘These were adopted with a hur- rab. When Chairman Flower introduced the can- didate for Vice-President the latter was given a tremendous ovation. JUDGE THURMAN'S REMARKS. Judge Thurman spoke as follows: “Mr. Chair- man, Ladies and Gentlemen—It has been said by the republican papers since I was nominated for the vice-presidency that Alien G. Thurman 1s an Old, frail decrepit and broken-down, man. I do not know that i should reply to this,although I well know that Iam in no condition to-night to speak to an immense audience such as this is. However, 1 Want to speak, and in spite of iliness I ain almost induced to make the attempt. I beg leave, how- you for your kind ‘This speech caused a big sensation, which was increased as oue of the gentlemen near the judge sprang latter’s side and assisted him to a seal, as it Was seen he was suffering trom weak- ness, In a few moments the judge, having rallied alittle, was taken to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, ac- com} by Messrs. Barnum and Brice and Al- len W. Thurman. Dr. Goldtnwaite was called and ‘adtinistered medicine, and the patient was put to bed, where he quickly fell asleep. It seems that Judge Thurman had had an attack of cholera mor- bus during the atternoou, which Weakened him somewhat. His son urged im not to attend the meeting in the evening, but the judge disliked to disappoint his audience and insisted on going. No alarm was felt by the judge's iriends tast night, as Une doctor said his trouble was an old-tashioned case Of cholera morbus and that he would soon be as well as ever. TUR SPEECHES—SENATOR BLACKBURN DENOUNCES CIVIL-SERVICE REFORM. After Judge Thurman left tue garden there was for a time some confusion, but the audience soon Degan to yell for Gov. Hill, Who appeared and was welcomed enthusiastically. The governor enthu- siastically todorsed the ‘Administration in his Nspeech, und cheers were given tor “the next gov- eruor Of New York” as he closed. A letter was read from Senator Voorhees, in which he expressed confidence regarding Indiana. Gov. Green, of New Jersey, and Senator Blackourn also made speechest Both eulogized the Administration, and the latter, Uouching On civilgervice reform, said: “I believe in civil service that would put out of office every ad republican office-holder because he 1s bad, and then put out every good one, if there is such a ‘one. 1 would pub iim out because 1 believe there are equally competent democrats who are thi- nitely , but Cleveland has purified the civil service of your country.” Representative Collins also spoke, —————— Political Notes. An immense republican demonstration took place at Indi: last night in honor of Gen- eral Hovey, their caudidat ‘Umated that rully 60,000 ew Denison at 8 o'clock, and, with General ‘Hovey and ex-Governor Porter, reviewed the pro- cession. Afver the review a great crowd gathered in Towiinson Hall, Where the Hon. John M. Butler presided, and Geueral Hovey aud ex-Governor 0 2 ‘The New Hampshire democratic convention at Concord yesteruay chose presidental electors as folows:, Thomas Coggswell, of Gilmanton; Harry Bingham, of Littleton; George Van Dyke, ot Lan- caster; Walter Alken, of Frankiin, "The national democratic platform, the President, Mr. Thurman, and tue Mills bill were endorsed and applauded,” The republican convention at St Paul, Mion., nomMations: For yesterday, made the follow! Wr fe Merrlain’ (oF chiet Justice, J. B. ‘governor, Gilfilan; for assistant chief justice, ‘T. W. Collins. lumbia, S. C., yesterday, J. P. ‘and W. L. Mauidin, the incumbents, were renominated for overnor abd Heutenant a tative Sowden has been invited by the democratic committee to take part in the and Morton log cabin of ¥ "s campaign. ‘The Harrison the republicans evening amid ‘The tollowing made yesterday: Yost, | republican arta Wisconsta that country, Et Siglo, of Caracas, shows in what | Neal Mitchel stated that some of the deaths were ‘esteem our ieliow-ciuzen was heid there: “Our friend, Mr. M. T. Dooley, sails Caracas for New York, lea 1 i | if 62 itt E He ifs i i i F the tae i ‘Thomas, due to the fact that skilled nurses were not to be had. In consequence of this statement the board of health was authorized to send to New Pore Broon. Is sbeolutely necessary in order to have perfect health. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier. quickly. conquering scrofula, salt rheum, and allother inidious pemies which attack the blood and undermine the health. It also builds up the whole system, cures dys- pepsia and sick headache, and overcomes that tired “I have taken two bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla for salt rheum and dyspepsia, with which I was troubled ‘Very much. After taking this medicine I am feeling as well ae ever in my life.” @. W. Ross, Pottsville. Pa. X. B. Ifyou wants good medicine, get bt al EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. p.C.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 1888, FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES ___ EDUCATIONAL. _ Fos, BT—1446 9 ST. S 1537 14th st. nw.: ach house hae Owner, 411 iothet. nw. Nes 1 ert B11 Hoth Bows 1 rooms and bath. 835 Qa nw 7 fooime bath... 8 rooms. ‘App iphebier tig west es aoPtat (Kellogs Building) 1416 F st... HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA ry PTT rooms Sad oWlse: 3 Sold byall druggists. $1: six for $5. Prepared only “FoRNisnen: = 2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. S80 thereafter posite] 4 Syr-ase _M.M. PARKER, 1418 Fst. n.w. i, RENT—G26 8 ST. ¥.W., NEW, SIX BOOMS CITY ITEMS. enna af ee tories B20: Tngwiters 623 5 st. a " se7-3t* Coffees, Teas, Groceries, Etc. For to-morrow (Saturday) the freshest and finest coffees at most reasonable prices. Old Govern. Geisior" brand of eomen 2e-15 spenatd comes fi 3 Spleni Be. 1b.; elegant mixed'tes at sc Wb. Yeas at '28c. and 40c. Ib. See them. Del chocolate (instantaneous), 25c. per box. Flour has advanced considerably in price. We have about a car-load, purchased before the rise in the market. Our customers shall have the benefit of our good fortune. Send in your orders, First- Class butter in 3-1b. prints; none better;.30c. 1b. Fine, sound meats at the iowest marke prices, We are also hok & special thirty- sale in liquor department. “Every a Wine, vintage 1870, quarts 0c, pints 30. Beat Kuteope Shade htt Ge Captain” cigars at 5c. each are not equaled else- where, Come early. M. & P. MerzGER, 1 417 70h st. DLW. Great s Again at The Fair, 812 7ch st. n. W., and 811 and 813 8th st. n. Ww. School children shouid not failto take advantage Bags for 5, 7, 12, 15, 17, » &C Pencil Boxes for’, & bay'eer 1? -™ &* School Siates for 4c.’ extra large, 5e., &¢. Covered Slates for 7, 9, 12, 15¢. A Sponge given with every slate, In connection with our extensive and tastily selected line of vases we have received a fine a5 sortment Of satin and ivory Vases, of which we quote the following exceedingly low prices: We will sist duipese Or oes a, se of the Chlidren's Brootns for Se. Owing Goons Our mammoth Tollet Soap Sc. a cake, or 6 for Dust Pan and Brush for 16c, Good Corkscrews for 4c. and 9c. Indian Glue for 15c. a bottle, Bixby’s best Blacking for 4c. a box. silitit doz, white handle Knives and Forks for Combination Dauber and Blacking Brush for 12c, A good 2-string Broom for 8c, ‘ia A better 3-string Broom for 14c, Mason’s Jars, of which we were out of for about SERS owes, nave june been received. We will sell them (or tor for half gallons. ee aaa 4 Tas Far, FRANELE £ Co., Prop, 7th'st. n. w. Fall many a gem of purest ray serene, ‘The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear, many a fellow is born tosmoke “Grand Repubite” cig: And puff his smoke upon the village alr. For sile by all nrst-class dealers. Wholesale agents, Luchs & Bro, ¢ ou A Handsome new style whisk broom-holder presented to every Purchaser of $1.50 or more to-morrow at §. W. Augenstein’s, 817, 819, and 821 7th st. a. w., when following goods will be almost given away: 6-row muffin pan, Sc.; half doz flne quality knives and forks, 87c., worth $1.50; 1 doz. teaspoons, 10v.; decorated ‘tea setts, 56’ pieces, $3.54; opal gas globes, 18e. ; bowls, 10c., japanned cuspadores, Re. covered flour bucket, 20c.; ee, size, 34c. ‘sheets paper and 24 envelopes, 7c.; 1 doz. Mason’s pint jars, 74c.; new style knite-boxes, Sac... worth j our $5 Smyrna rugs only $3.48; embossed waiter and halt doz. goblets, 35c. (only one toeach customer); block-tin saucepans, 10, 14, 17, 22, and 28c, each; New York wash-bollers, 38c.; larger size, 470.3 special reductions in flower pots of a Boys, Will You Help Us? We want every man, woman, and child in the District to become acquainted with “Hahn’s Great Monument School Shoe.” 10,000 high-flyer kites bearing this name will be given away to our litue friends as the surest way to accomplish this re- suit. Wm, Hahn & Co.'s Reliable Shoe House, 816 ‘7th st., 1922 Pa. ave., 231 Pa, ave. &e. 1 Colgate, & Co's Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap ‘and handkerchief perfume received first awards, U2 Bargains gor Saturday, ‘We have some special bargains to offer you for tomorrow. ahlldren’s Spring Heels, all sizes, 50c.; worth ‘Misses’ and Boys’ School Shoes, 98c.; worth $1.50. sladies’ Kia Button Boots, all styles $1.25; worth, Ladies’ genuine French Kid Button, $2.50; worth eos Button, Lace and Congress, $1.25; worth Men's Calf Hand-Sewed Shi all sty 50; ‘Worth $6.00. ance ota Men’s Embroidered Slippers, 65c.; worth $1.50. ‘The above and many more bargains at the FaMILY SHos Store, 1 310 7th street. Hahn’s Misses’ and Boys’ 75c. Solid School Shoe, $16 7th st., 1922 Pa, ave., 231 Pa. ave. se. 1 Notice to Campaign Clubs, 8. W. Augenstein, 817, 819, and 821 7th st. n. w., is prey to furnish torcues of every descr iption 1 to Clubs at snc juarts, 75¢.; halt gallon, $1 per at - 3. Woscuiiran & Bro‘ 6 1020 7th street northwest. Elegant Machines only $10, Warranted, at Fox's Sqwing Machine gency, 70a wad O. $05,7,8 Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7 & H. headquar- Hahn’s Reliable Shoe Houses are ters for Gents’ Fine and Coarse Boots, Good News to Tea Drinkers. ‘Thea-Nectar Reduced to 60c., Anda 8 Present With Every Pound, ‘To more thoroughly introduce to all that appreci- ate a cup of Tea, ‘The Great Atlantic and Pucitic Tea Com y has concluded, in order to introduce and at the same and many Useful and ornamental articles to every yurchaser Who buys @ pound of either their in- Falltoie Baking Powders or Thea-Nectar Teas, ‘Superior Mixed Teas at 35, 40, 50, 60, and 80c. r pound. Choice Gunpowder Tea ‘at 35, 40, 50, 80c., and our very best at $1 per pound. Fine Formosia Oolong Tea at 35, 40, 50, 60, 80c., and the very best at $1 per ‘Eugilsh Breakfast Teas 40, 50. Nery best at, 80 per pound. Choice Japan Teas at 35, 40, 50, 60, and very best 80, Hyson Teas, 60, 0, Hi, and the very Dest at ‘Our $1 Gunpow “a is the vel best in the market, sud our soe. Tens be equailed elsewhere for 70c. Our Java and Mocha Coffee at 30c. per pound cannot be beat, Best Ma- Facalbo Coffee #i0c. per pound; best Rio Coffee at 30c., and fine Java Coffee at 30c. per pound. Five Roasre CorrEn AU, 25, and 28c, Our Teas and Coffees’ are always and we vee Lo give satistaction or money refunded. Wereceive tresn roasted Cotte every twodass therefore we have fresh goodson hard at all times. Customers can have their Coffee ground fresh while waiting by aid of our new Klectric Motor. Ours O'clock Breakfast Coffee at 25 cents per und ts the best, cheapest, and most economical Great reductions in all grades of pure ‘The best Standard Granulated Sugar at 8c. per nd. bay at 73s¢, per pound, ege Pols tuscanmane, ‘at 7c. ‘The best Light C Sugar at 63¢c. per poaude ‘The best Cut Sugar Ot 834c, per pound, ‘The best Powdered Sugar at 83¢. per pound, We give checks with every 25 cents’ worth of : ‘REMEMBER OUR Stones. 508 Teh street nortuwest: 1620 14th street north. ‘West; 3104 M 58, surcoc markets 4 Liberty 567,14 | Newron H. Bowmax, ¥ m HENT—TARGE HOUSE ON MASSACHU. ve, OF si: partially furnished; Font reasonable. Address TERRACE, Star ofthe ep 7-30" = migrant ptt eee Be eet BS som Eee, ists new 20r- RR # Sere PP S4p Sccebeecese Seatyith, N-eav-es00|LMe Corcoran st, 8°20 Ka Re 347 1112 10th st. nw. ( 1424 9th st.n.w., Sr. 40 r 90 825 224 stn. w..0r...37. 3 1414 11th at, nw. Bisex Ginw. Ai ii90 hse ade d ‘STORES, OFFICES. &e. Ls Store, 1227 Det.n.w..#50804 Bet, n.c. (shop)..815 Store and dwelling 1 ‘Vernon Row, rm. 10....28 N. Cap. st. Gr. 509th and Pa ave. r. 6.015 Store and cell Gunton bldg, rms 14th st. n. 50 "14, each... : Store and Ir, Lenox bide, rm. 3... 126 Wt, ne. Ors. The above i tion of tne. booke For fut lst cel the Ist and. 15th. y on my rat office for bulletin inward om ise7] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. door. RENTASTONIGHINGLY | LOW RENT: ‘only $42 to good tenant; new 10 room bay window uigae Penalon Ofice, bath, furnace, ke. 205 G stn. 0; finest and qBth ststetweeu'Pa ave and Fst 7OR RENT—FOUR-STORY BRICK. ALL MODERN conveniences: ouly, {tral location. Iw. Key 134 quit batt Goal vault and convemences; price ‘at 1502 1th 7 RENT—THREE H. 1328, 1330; and 1852 9 improvements ai 2 dearable nei FRANK 1. BROWNING, Pal ave, _sed-lw ON RENT—1504 15TH ST. N. W.; TWO STORY and basement, bay window brick: 7 bath, th stn. w. re ir: a Weniences, cach 10 rooms ab: weighborhood. Inquire of owner, Witko ts ‘aud 2m 1518 orn ENT— 236 12 . 127. $50) 1228.30. bh st, r. 930 CUNNINGHAM. 1405 i st. T—281 7TH ST. ‘all conveniences. N,_ EB. TWO-STORY rooms: #15.30 per month. Apply to K. CURLIN, Massachusetts ave,and th stn ik RENT—1011-1013 20TH ST. story and cellar bricks: ® Modern improvements; in ood 1914 L st. nw. ; bricks: two-story and bath; all modern improvements; $22 914 25th st. n.w., new two-story and cel 5 rooms, with water and gas; 814.30, Alaa, a store- room, st. n.w., opposite market: BH. WARNER nu (Wa BRICK, terina renson™ ‘OR RENT—1130 12TH ST. XN. newly papered and niceiy furnished; ble toa vod #30 — DOUBLE HOUSE, ¥i two bay windows: 8 rooms; ail m. Inquire at store corner thad iy 2-14-18-20 Lat... 7 ra, ner story, furnace. 10 rs.. 1125 oth at, we, 1347 Qat, U1 re e6-6t JOR KENT—HOUSE 1423 8TH rooms; modern conveniences: order; $50 per month. Apply to JNO. Howard House, ‘OR RENT_FURNISHED— 1906 Sunderland Face, 10rs, m. 1. 1908 sunderland Place, 10rs, m. UNFURNISHED, 1311 20th st, 9 rooms 60 s8-2w Apply to DULANY & WHITING, 1330 ¥ st. nw. —SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; 1d neighborhood: rent €20. ARDSON, 1106 L st, n.w. se6-3t* RNISHED HOUSE IN GcORG) owner and two grown children will couple without children. Address W., 10 ith, first-class with qui T. Star office. Fs RENT—RARE CHANCE—SIX-ROOM cl board, QUIE: BLICK, 10-room rst-claes WIN D. ene RRS oe 71 ROOMS, MODERN 'F. H. SMITH & SON, 5 ‘se6-1w RENT—1630 5TH ST. N.W.. GOOD EIGHI- Toom frame house, containing ali modern improv iments; newly painted and Papered. aud in first-class order 50 per month. "WASHINGTON DANE: VER, 1115 F st. se6-1W R RENT—ON CRESCENT ST. MERIDIAN Hill, bet. 26th and 17th sts., one square above undary, six-room brick house: large yard, cistern, and well. 812 per month, inquire next door. se6. condition, m. 1,, 622 Cat.s.c., 820 ma. Inquire of FOREST, ] 1749 Pa ave. 10r. _|1908 Yat, Sem 105 2627 Tat7r. -75 735 21st st.,Ors.m.i 2: ar, i 1160.67 1640 Mariod at, ra Seeeeneie Senbes 4 BS ‘Or. mi iz: 116: $16.30 e.-16 15.30 eezeee o ES eEee: S 10 é B it. 4ri0-30 80 Kear 240¢ I st., 6 ..10: 7 Kear 2407 Lat, Gr. JOR RENT—1O A SMALL, CAREFUL FAMILY, ‘dwelling part of new house. 54 G st. ne., 5 rooms and bath; convenient to Government Printing and Pension Offices, (drei 860 Alb 13th inents 20 F POR RENT very desirable Price $60 per 13th st, n 23 G st, n.w.,Or sre. 1701 Pa. av. se3 at vatorm, heated, from $30 to dSiitast nese Magnificent , Der an. ‘store 0. HOL" W101 br. 250) W..J07..30, i407, 1409. 1411 SOTH ST. GEM: {OR KENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. REAL tate aud Insurance Broker, 10th and ¥ sta. 2.w. 51011 thst. n.w.. 107.8150 3 511 13th st, n.w., 16r..b0 2 Lath at, 60 30 941 Ft, 24 door, 3 front SSP Est. 20 2. ied by steam. 8100 030 F st! 2d oor, 100 exch. 232 Wylie st, Gr. 402 Richardson 404 Kichardson 1211 D st. now. 512 Lith stn 409 1359 st. 35 1211 F st. aw, sm ines he. Balt fuhab. aay, TEMA: hw; isl 20 vy ball 2 ir... store. 10% and F sta. ua. _au31 nw. 248 11th st. nw. ‘The above Houses can ve examin ‘THOMAS J. F ‘cur office only. 59.8 d'gs Union Pl. 30 (Offic rooms. 7 13. TYLER & ROTHERFOUD, ‘aud th et. now, 171 7th st, p.w..9r. ns 30, st now. Ora0 ath et. nw}0r 49 2-4-6 R st, .w.. lr: se 13z¢ F nw. ed by SHE! RENT—LARGE southwest corner of 18th and K. METZEROTT'S Music Score, 1110 BRICK DWELLING, is. ow. Apply at pater sty ‘Also 1528 0 st. nw. Fe RENT—NEW FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, 1414 15th st n.w., be: Hhode iuiand ave. and P st. Apply to J. J. . Ne , &e. From ber ps oe oe TY, au16-1m 1519 Pierce Place. 9th si Fest. Ww... ath. & BROWN, 1437 Fenn. arene. } 2 anout BROWN C0. 1321 F st. R RENT—1236 WYLIE ST.. BET. H AND IN. e.. bh. w. vacant lot; 6 rooms, hall, and bath; hot water: 14 month. Write to R'S.,911 Ln.w. MR RENT—FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE: FE) steps from the Capito! ; beautiiul location: 875 per inonth, 88 HOUSE, Star office. e5-30" JOR RE} E brick house, Gr., 514 D st. n 825 = 06 Dat. n. = 524 Det. ns “ 1229 I ~ 1221 Tat. na & “124 Wylie st. Bs Ure’ Todo sear 3s % HERRON & RAMEY, 205-3t 1307 F st. nw. JOR RENT— SC er SE Bont BROOMS: ALL FURNISHED HOUSES. 1402 Mass. ave...€166.66| 1618 KR. I. ave.. $125 _teS-tw "JAMES A. BATES, 1407 Fat aw. iol EI oF unpeons eo. quire at A, EBEKL}'S SOND Stove Store, ois 7th ‘st. Dw. geb-6t* st.nw. desirable jarge rooms and Kind of first-class corner 14th st. and Rhode Island between 12th and large stables; $15 each. new R RENT—ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER 15, Brick Building, containi maxnificent store, suitable retail business, situated on Lorthwest th and K. THAT ‘eicht lor any. ‘two J. McL. DODSON, 1235 'F iz 5-2 HE HENT_O21 OST. Se and Fete ne: Br mo. “Keys 7 Fo? ®2R7;, x ‘HOUSE 1605 THIRD ST. N.W., With all modern improvements. PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE. Seven rooms, including bath. OR RENT—HOUSES— 1826 33 Wa OF. (1909 ‘4: ‘store, m-t. 25 3423 & 25 Ost, Or and bath. 1: Sd st,Gr.mi.. are 35 bo 13.3012 Masonic Hallsiley...26 "H. FICKLING, 1264 52d st nL. Feet 1913 N ST., FINE 3-8TORY BRICK, 11 rooms; rent moderate, und 2018 G st, fue 3° tory brick, 10 rooms, rent $50; all improvements and ‘fine location, M.D. BECK, 024 F st. se5-3t PROH RENT—302 AND 304 MASSACHUSETTS ‘Five; bap. window bricks, alt mod: impac six rooms, efand 82 Lows & GUNNELL. 05-30" 308 East Capitol st. ‘OR RENT=« CORNER HOUSE IN THE NORTH- ‘western pact of the city. .with ‘ne on the aide; cornet of prominent avenue. rent month, HILL & JOHNSTON, 1503 iwania ave Bw seo-at FI RENT — ON OCTOBER 1, R TEX-ROoM cation gu Tat utabie for Army or 'Xavy Omics Bent 865 per mouth. HILL & JOHNSTON, 1503 ‘Peunsyivans ave. n.w. eet Taave. RENT—DWELLING OF NINE BOOMS AND it od R RENT—EIGHT-ROOM BRIOK; MODERN 1M- i at. 3, at ie ee Bored a4 Ovz Hoxes Axo Tam DECORATIONS. Our new Fall Importations of Stamped Linen Goods and all kinds of Novelties are now being received. BOLTING SHEETING is still the rage. We have it in all the new art shades. Our new SILE ARMINES, in all of the new shades, are exquisite. Plushes to match. BOLTING CLOTH, im all widths, from 90c. per yard up. BAGARRON LINEN THREAD in all of the new shades, ROPE SILK in 200 shades Our new SYRIAN SILK for fine work is exquisite. ‘Hundreds of New Materials and Styles for em- broidery work. 8 OPPENHEIMER & BRO., ‘New Building, 514 9th st. nw. Gchool of Painting and Embroidery will be opened uring this month. Special terms. wel ‘Silks, Velvets, Satins, Drees Goods, Satteens, Blank- ta, Shawis, Fiannels, Cashmeres, and Henriettas. CARTERS, ‘711 MARKET SPACE Double White Blankets, slightly soiled $2.50, €3, ‘Royal French Serge, all pure fine wool, wide, double W3SESGTOS, CHCOL OF FINE ART AND LOURATIVE DES:. N, 045 Peunsylvania sve. Thoroug: tus.. ction i Dre sine, Painting, Modeling, ‘Wood-carving, &. Day and Evewing Ciasses. se7-2¥' TH YEAR. NAIIONAL KINDENGARTFN AND 14 Pits Schoo MAS LOUISE POLLOCK, Pra. GPa reopens Monday, Septem at the corver of Mascave and 10th st.” Term $50.8 year for children from four to eight years of age. ‘se6-20 Me, DE GRAND COLSTON WILL RESUME MB reaching of French ianaace Neptember 15. Les sous privately aud iu classes. Syecial termi for achoola, Fecommendanions Several years’ Wis ivhe ae ‘oot dw 188 HILTONS a ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL {Sat iesow open tinder the direction of an eee ny UARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE ‘a life size crayon portrait in i legsous; no know! SAE SL See, Recomm: 1100, 1204, 1106, 1226 M st. and 1128 11th st now, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS ‘Fourteenth year opens: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. All applications for admission to the school should be made prior to October 1. ee seam SP Mira E. 3. SOMERS, Principal. $500. A YEAR. FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, tools West, Point Asiuapel Tusinoes. sa ext Point a Serie ah A ees Media, Pa. (near Philadelphia), One of the faulgred, Ond best managed Schools All Students frit the Princal. Twelve ailNinen, end pradtnstos o: ‘first-class Colleges. Fine dines, Single or double rvcum. "Every teem heen ta stesth Fadiator and ie comupictely furmchea Grounds (een eres) for foot bal Call athictice, ke, Gymina- Stam, ‘Special opportunities for nyt stotsate te od rence rapad “vate tutoring for backward boys rous or e"eienis bn select any studies, ot Business Goifere Tetyatsiony, Hiecrical Ci tumiweet course. Physical and Chemical iaboratory, “ti Busiuess Department, with Te phy, short-Hand, ‘Type-writing, &c. &e. More fully suppiied with ap tus than any other Coliege fitting school in the ited States. Media Academy affords every home ‘Counfort, tue best education and the best training, Fizeg peices cover curr expense, “No sneminetings forsdutesion, 'S-« Yittusted estalog's seat tee to SE? “Giarvara “Greduste) “Principal and’ bropertor, Y ilarvard Gradeeta Méaia, Bram, ONS COLLEGE PREPARATORY —This achock will open on the 24th of SEPTEMBER, with a corps of sven instruct or, Thorough "preparation Kiven for college, U.S Naval and ‘Mit jemies, and for busi néss, For catalogues cr further 1335 H st.mw. AP. MONTAG! MULE. V. PRUDHOMME'S iuethod ts ve, thorough and rapid. In thirty lessons she can e two years’ knowledge. ‘Trial lesson free. ‘Try tea sons. €. References, Hon, and Ars. 8.8 Cox. F188 ANNIE MORA’ | Mime Schoo tor boys and girls, 509 ‘Will reopon Sept, 17. Sok, OF MUSIC. (ESTABLISHED 1877, Uz. dot st. nw. New courses for Vane and Church Organ, assUring most Pay ‘Chure! oncan for practice. 11 TNGALLS RING, Principal, 18S BALCH'S Ci\ IL SERVICE INSTITUT) AND Business School, 1207 10th st. n.w. Open ali Pupils tions. wed-1n OCKVILLE (MDj ACADEMY, SIXTEEN MILES by Fail from Washington city. Tbe eightieth soe Sion of this institution begins on Monday. September 17. The principal will accommodate in his home as members of his funily twenty-Lve boys, For terms, location, course of instruction, abd apecial sdvantares. address, unt! September 1, Rev, Dr. C. K. NELSON, Brookville, Montgomery County, Md. ‘aus-toct V TORY OF wi st. Cloud Building. ¥th and F ste. Nineteenth year Piano, Voice, Violin, Flute. Coruet, &. Free adi BB Hi sed-ln* y s3-1m* M RH Al ‘PECT! AN- MMLnounces to hix pupils and patrons that be will Tesume his musicial instructions (Piauo and Theory) at bis studio, 820 12th st. n.w., September 3 proximo SEPTEMBER 19, 1888, at cs Lino’ M 1120 Lyst. b, w. 1223 15r Sr. ‘The MISSES KERR'S School for Young Ladies and Little Girls willopen WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. Ao- commodations for a limited number of Boarding Pu- ma oan Teste Iessuna. Proficvency attained tn thrve mouths, Private tuition duly. Typewriting taught free of eee sand ad a pete Wace eee HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSIT ihe Preparatory School opens 24 The Columbian College opens September 24 The Natioual Medical Collese opeus October i. ‘The School of Dentistry opens October 1. ‘Abe Corcoran Scientific School opens October 1. ‘be University Law Schoo: opeus October 3, For Catwlowucs or other information address, 1 JAMES C. WELLING, LID. Pres't. \NNIE LOUISE POWELL, VOICE AND PIANO-FORTE INSTRUCTION, 2 946 New York ave nie. CEDARS"—A BOARDING AND DA¥ SCHVOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. RE-OPENS steno * RS J. L McGEES SCHOOL, Nil will Reopen ou ‘Address pate EARLE, 1916 35th st. ‘A. PELE, WELL-KNOWN FOR HER EX- pronunciation, will cive French Lessons, classes. “Highest recommendations. #10 ust. U.w., near the Arlington Motel, wel-3m* ROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, A HOME-SCHOOL for Voys, in aretired, healthy, refined neighbor: ‘free trom temptation third session on Sept. WAMFIELD, A. Sb, muery Courity, Md. HE CORCORAN ‘OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. In Mathematics classes in the following branches Dewuning ‘se]-1in Fille formed during the session October ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY, TRIGONOMETRY, ANA- LYTIC GEOMETRY, CALCULUS. All recitations ate held after 8 o'clock in the evening, and the classes aze-open to both sexes. For further information application may be made to E.T. FRISTOE, Dean, ot to HL. HODGKINS, Pro- fessor of Matheiuatics. im ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE A ‘school of Telesraphy and Type-writing, 313 6th BE, Bim eer City Fost-Ofice. School year reopens ‘ptember 17 pils may enter now if they desire. students notadmitted. “The Highest Stand- ard Business in America” ERANCISG MARTYN, President; ©. K. URNER, AM CE. Principal; hus graduated 18,000 pupils, ‘how filling lucrative ‘positions in every ‘part of the world. ‘Ibe diploma of this college is always an aid to persons seeking eraployment. full corps of instructors. All branches taught that are found iu any similar collece. Every pupil receives careful attention until each study is thor- oughly mastered: Catalogue plication. sel free on a INDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS "FOR LADIES AND TEACHERS. 1918 Sur deriand Flac. south of Dupont Circle qu term opens SOV Aas. LODISA MANN, NT VERNON INSTITU’ 1 French and English Select School for Gitte, Jum seventeenth, your, MUNDAX. OCTOBER 3 afar and informatics apply to the , Sieeeeen TRE Ae TODRSr erm. i ST NSS PYSSS OTS om ‘COLLEG ‘Vermont ave., between Mand N ste. ‘Studies resumed TetUMONDAY, September 3. HE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. SCIENTIFIC AND LIBERAL COURSE OF STUDY. Eight miles from Washington, on B. and 0. RB. R. ‘Thirty-first year begins September 18, 1888. ‘Terms very low. Send for catalogue to HENRY E ALYQRD, Presidents ‘1 BERLITz ScHOOE oF LaNcUaGEa, au29-20 | ‘Terms begin now. au29 723 l4thetow |. Feopens MON: 3. extra See eee ee ee esciey ity eres pe emt ee SELECT WA ILE ST. x WA F'irimary, intermedia’ ‘Languages, _EDUCATIONAL aE CTR ace | As. B. ROF. SHELDON"S DANCING ACADENT OW Por enerons_ barciie acAENT vey VE" Cail or send for cirow SEAR os YC (Rae a ith Dest oder metinnda aRocds facies by few and excelled by nous VG Nem?, INSTITUTE-SELECT Sry eee ig end 3y11-m HOLY ChOSK, Mass. AVE, AY, September 3 “Np-cial af given to the’ onean. piano, har guitar, and banjo. also lo perspective drawing. pain tite in oi wat-r-oiors, apd lustra, Gold medals aud Awarded to graduates in the a course. of wince the higher mathematics forms feature Piaim seine fancy work, and the languages taught without cs au’ NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEOR MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The stxty-seventh winter session will bagin October 1, 1888 and end March 1, 18RY,in the new College Building, 1325 Het ow. For circulars aud iaforme- Hon of bot departinente address Dr. AF. A. KING, 726 19th at. u.w., Washingwon, D.O. Telephone all. RRS. 2m @AUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE, =O ei WAMKENTOS VA peepee ria, 2008, amas Sy arcane ety ren Haiirood. “ithe erounds, ten scres tn alt steeeate a Etat fatewasre et ee Saad sta oon ea eho RRND, BowOor For” omnis, Spring, Montromery County. Md. cot West City. reopens September 18 soyeryment: Death Carefully & tended AM. Giales “Sandy Spring, poro-su ART OF ALL ARTS. NO PERSON's EDU TD estonia compete itt te Boner N-PKOPESSIONAL COURSE IN ELOCUTION ML PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN OKATORY. IL1_—PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN ACTING. Collegiate classes commence October 8 188% PRIVATE LewsoWs my consents st he hme, PERFECTS a pep for the stares gh yee teal s'pepll for , ° Fre NARTEN COLLEGE oe Heb rioN ARB PG.) Washington. DC.” Ut ® Mock east clsey KLINGTON ACADE 'L BUILDID A‘ ence. w Patent Ofica Fall term of 188% bevins September 17. Dy aod veutine beau BURTON MACAFEE. A.M. M.D. Circulars at Saul’s Seedstoreand the Bookstores.al 3m HOME AND DAY SCH ‘A belect tnwtitute tor Lane vol opens OCTO- SUNE 115381 st aw CLEN E, COOTLELE"Y Me Cc Bashers: Songtor uc, fe. ino. ik STENCERIAN ire floors, commer 7th and D sta. a. w. strect car lines pass vet the door. Institution established 1864. A practical buai- Lew educabiot. that qualifies young men and women foF “i ful lives. Day and eventug seasions, ‘s. Payable on entert sions: Year schol"p, €50: three moni courses: Departments for writing and ‘CER, fa wittenamees 5 ‘RENCH THOROUGHLY MASTERED IN TWO years by the best of all methods, namely Sorbonne Cniversity.‘profemsr of cl ‘anwunges, 003 10th stn at ARIEAND scoot Fox TH BLIND. BAL- TIMOKE, MD. Ths is « 5 the saluoatioa nw Seunct attend tie pune thous neon pupils ot Belsimore snd Be evca, ,DEPARTMENT, ‘GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Washington, D.C. The fortieth seasion of this Medical College will begim on MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1888, in the uew and well ‘equipped collage butiding. Host. bet. Oth and 20th sts. For aubouncement and further particulars, addrese G. L. MAGRUDER, M.D. c... . aS eee OLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES—COMPKISES Fux iisb, Clanwical and Norwal Departments, with Stperior facilities for music aud art. Seu forcateloeue to CL KEEDI, Pres, Hagerstown, Md auo-Ow ST ShOHGE'S #. FOR BOYS AND YOUNG select, thoroumt, EAU d 00 Fecoena Speier BO beet, F INEAR, A. M., Prin. Circulars sont rT, MEDICAL. Di cal Departinenits their winter safe, = ay3-Zigm" VW 4siincTox V KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE ‘Forte training of teachers, ES 0 Gente Oo oe North Capitol sta nw, Conducted by the Jesuit Fatners. ‘Classical, Commercial and Scientific. Re-opens Sept. a Tens, $10 perguacer ee Rev. KR A. MoGURK. 8 J., w aa Sf AL, Meah Yak Lae, cer. fener of Lae agate i if SES SSE oH habia