Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1888, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., weoxvaniyuapetanne. 19. 1888—SIX PAGES, CITY AND DISTRICT TWo cCouNTeY HOMES, RESCUED FROM THE GRAVE, AUTHORS UNHAPPY WIVES, EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. — A FEW WORDS 70 AD ———— —— a =p = Saas | RQARTING MERCIAL | COLLEGE, | 83 saclintntneeaperineciniey Two vicro E@zewood and Holly Hill—Th> Resi-| Incidents Which Prove that Many Per- | The Married Lives of Dickens and Care HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS, Nhu of Teena writing. 313.600 0 ee ee dences of Mrs, Chase and ex-Secretary | sone Are Put in tho Ground Alive. Iyle, A altely crit email cece : Law Dewnexr mone e Rebate, RoI rere sr ai weiaineees i: The Washingtons have a Triumphant | McCuliech. ate ne the hin = s019-3mo At Sanders & Stayman's, 934 ¥ st. oF Tun ffacacate not adit. [The Highest standard Busi- Dar i tadinnngatie 4 soromtnt of Yo. an tam | "Soa Fare mhoeertt om | Tiana inten matin, tme| GENRE POR OY QP SOE Marto, OETVERTTT, “RSE ASEE, ror, 5,cmmn : ihe ‘The Senators won two games from joosters | aeseri notable country homes near every in Minneapolis the other a reporter | Mrs. Catra’s article on “Marriage” ‘of ‘necessary. is 0 pupa. yesterday, by good Work St the bee ane Coe — try WS | or tase cihy Chak tn. minaneue eottias tho semana! ‘View with that lady published tn our columas last =e SGN NOLDS Slay ‘Bullding, corer 7 FACULTY OF Law. re postions a every art af ths | The Beet oy climes eg ~ Belding. The seore of the frst game was was7 to} In Maryland, seven or eight miles from the cap- | Were found turned on thetr sides, and in one case | Week, sends us the subjoined communication. It — an akc cavemen. ‘ortd. & The Detteries were Whitney and Mack and | ttal, s Hoily Hill, the place where the largest holly | lying face downward; the latter was that of a full- | Will be observed that he makes no attemptto prove F —Mr_ i, G. Marini’s | Late Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the ag | ici Burdick and Buckley. ‘The Indianapolis team took | tree in this part grows, and where ex-Secretary | sTOWn woman With Yong jet black, beautiful tresses | Anything either one way or the other, but con- a $ District of Columbia, stemtion ‘until each stud is thor. « loud in the ‘first two innings of three runs, but | Hugh MeCalioci. and Lis family spend the greater | Scattered over the shoulders and tangied about the | teats himselt with briefly setting forth a few facts : ~ PRESIDENT, SE ane re sag | Withentireconfidence Tux W asmtNatox EVENING Whitney steadied down after that and kept his | part of the year. neck, indicating that, after being consigned to her | Concerning the married life of Dickens and Carlyle, estat 9. aaa, INDEEGALTEN, NORMAL THAIN ag Poe a aie ouseenuet Gpponents from scoring. Then the team vezan to| In telling how he selected the place, he says: | last reting-place, the latent spark of life quick. | Merely pointing out that, as it seems to him, 1n Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United 1018 Sundoriand Place soush of Davont Circle, cemenea — aniniaeiiaaty bat, winning the game in the sixth by scoring four | “Mra, McCulloch and I liked the location; we | ned, and, conscious of the awful hopelessness of | the one case a mutually agreed upon States, Fall term cpens NOVENBEL +1888. | advertising medium to be found in These were the result of two bases on balls, | found that the people living here were healthy, | her situation, and with the strength of desperativn | Tesulted in disaster, while in the other the mar- e bb. Professor of International and Constitutional Law. = VRLNOW TRETITOTE, 13307 #T, I ot remain. ‘This claim 1s based upon certain "mul, and ats by Daily, OBrien, and Fuller, | and had never been troubled with malaria, and | she Degan the frightful struggie, vainly turning | Flage bond, though strained, remained unbroken, | °°" Percormems 8 Nowe Beam mex: WHEKSAE WED, WM bo Tae en on ee the last one being made With the bases full. WiL-| that their nts and dparents had lived | and twisting within the narrow wallsof ner prison, | ®81t was bes: fog both that it should. We print ogra hoentens:; Ratermmnsn given. A6-| on ubensl Sartepretenes ont Punstice, ie seventeeuts year MUNDAY, OCTOBER 2. | firmly-established tacts, povlymatepeemme fame net onal a ‘age. That was | UnUll exhaustion finally overcame her and brought — een Dares encanta e ae For siroulars and information apply i the Pvincival | 1 sideration of all persons interested in com ty et — *| recommendation enough. We bree ory a nag Brock oe eee anne oe Myrtle, ave. trom mrs. Cain's famous aricie and the interview iain | Ee. eee qqpene, | Suieing waht pegs that it 1s keepil as Ins tase Tae TaCS, Receama Siac abd”Woay an | ton, "We are tod ot the gounty, and nina | Bay Lo allowt the efjtany of Ramon atest, Tract whlch shat ta tao svent ot oerain contin | _el8-203% 1242 12th atm ere ear aaar DCTORRE L188. ai-im | 008 Propostion whatever. Itreste primarily a of a r saw name cations of premature | tra event _ 2018-008 a3 3 oe ee 0 _os-2 A Ta eS eee tr ilig, Jeane bas bees. “My wite | lnterments. “The most hideousand bloodecurdiing | gencies ‘hay be uissoluble at the irstance SC GMUSIC (PIANO) LESSONS By SUCCESS: APE wunLiTz scucot oF LaxavaaEs ‘the broad and solid foundation that Tue Stan cit. ted them tn the necond vy Dating hard. ‘Tae aud I have seen ail of tae world Ere Tytecinn pane Sesaieney oa Im tae cl Free oe ae hea Outed pecan 508 HERE Ceres ny Seea faeces (ky wes viels homer CS culates tn the ety where printed a tanger number home team then pulled ould be content to re- vat : by scouple oc ita in che Tuy seventh, how: | main here if we could Keep our servants during | placed there abou four yeary previously. and the | What wit happen when a now relation is legalized | 74 Uatbad 09 Wet. oats Coa EUGENE CARUSL Bag Terms begin now. ot copies in proportion to population than any om, * s £0 som Le Personal Property, Con- Gh oe eres | ee ee may | VEE RATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY eS pes ae al 723 14thet.nw | paper in the world. And not only is its ctrowiation Botte it tind bt aor aetns | Send Sn geen cal Ses ae ae | eke See ee Ge halter eercemetacere | 5 Seam Sse Tae tte tas Sa BeRTEE RESP ETE S| ta are a tn, an te we, ee ninth, Dut tney were doomed, for the Senators | town inthe spring, ba Faas Upsaear: | tae ier sonee entree eater cee akan nce 1 for will be ‘iddiinan iy wall from We mm eky” Sie ciebtiech aoe OF tnaking, Cae neon ee, Pees | tobe menaced ats far ie, weakd be HATG to nd s | ther examination tac serte Near ote e eee | eae Tears oF oo, eno ok which I Bave no aa Reem) os Serge al ion of this innutution bins of the paper goes not alove into the hands of wae Balfop making une tore, runs. © Wastin casas eter tenes ‘are extensive, | €d, the skull turned under, acd the Angers of one | separation. In the one case—and here uuere were | Cautions of Junior Students will be heldin the Patera Fe Low inh i ho. of the District of Columbia asa voty, bat ot ye EO ie best batting ofthe | including. elds’ and, woodland, while the house: | head were turust through’ aad wedged’ tm, under | syeral cuildreareuck @ soparncing ait sevuanty MEDEESDAY Sone PAURSD AY SEA wee PAE: | ‘The Law Department of the National University wil | Jucation’ course of lnstruction, and spceaal xdvantayen, | PEPE Gay, making 2 hits tn each game. Dally, O'Brien | Which leframe, ls one of thoes spacious, gubied Sree amenity in the yh Po So marriage | Day artnet Sopumiber = z re-apem MONDAY, OCTODER 1; 1888, at 7 O'CLOCK, PT a Setember, 1 Hes, De. C.K NELSON, | into thetr homes,—into the families of all classes, Puller Sach taado 4 ~ | structures, jerandas w windows y. In'scores ves coftns 3 misunderstand- 4 lecture tickets Building. st. nw. Brookville, Mi ry County, Mé._ou-tock_ cov wort’ se second ‘was beautiful, he accopuing tuas make it seem. like s genuine country | Were found to coutele Goines shat eee toenen ing, lived together “till deuth them did part.” It / ,,Applicents forimatriculation. and tecture tickets peed placer =: one Py as higeiedeh ok ane ME HESKY, ZANDER RESPECTFOLLY AN-| and into those of the money-spending as well as Sata Sesanore, cy on, tutRaazs ths | Kote ns wide bain and pouty of lgut and | Cvised mors feng ‘one ae~poaive prom | ino my ican to Bepernlzn upon Cine ewe |S rat ares cwean i ME ea | met a Mit tis ted pases ste Sl | tae manepanraig porn tte coment an weignt ‘commencenen Pai Gemollahed the Chicagu‘ieam by | "hrs, MoCulloeh has a greenhouse that occupies | nasuansorion OF aim wauren soorrs wormen. | Macs no doubt, be uluimsiedy Of twentye | ee ae A RD SENSE nae omtatning, the Seeeseeh annual an- | ot hie studio, 20 12th et. mw, Seprember 3 a larger ratio than any @aily Journal of general ting them Sto Fer eight tanisgsinut one | a guod desl O wer. tune and attentions where ae Its a well-authenticated tact that the mother | , Charice Dickéns marricd at the age of twenty- —erenew see | 5 ees SL can we ree Spee BE a ‘base, and but two | ri \peS all the year round and bas many four, His wife was the sister of a xr jour- ‘OF plying to the undersigned. Mh 2, MOGEES ScHOOL, “NINTH YEAR, | circulation that can ve named. By reason Fare and beautiful roses. Hier pansies, too, include | Of the poet Scott, while lying in a trance and de- | haiist, for at the Ume of kis marries ticeeas SWITHEN C. SHORTLEDGE’S MEDIA (Pa.) ACADE- ‘will reopen ou Ses =a that ot —— rare Vi ‘and are among the Orst to clared by the physicians to be dead, was laid away pag ee MY ot ae SS EUGENE D. CARUSI, Secretary, bemias 1 *'" 5 yg ec3-Ime | Tuliness, freshness, and reliability of its ‘errors, Dicom. Around the ‘house are beds and_ bush great nder Chronis oung ALL, rs m - BW Falladeipata 1omay aoe eee te nd | la fashioned fowerw, the sight and oder of WHICH | pariah “eugene the, great vaults, under the | Vary nappily togeeuer’ for oime years; ae, Doro fe ceongen Dost Baltimore, Mat Uneurpaesed Omee 1008 Fet.nw, | yg. VERNON SEMINARY, local, domestic, and foreign, its Independent ant Boston took two easy games trom Detroit by | take your mind Dack to the Ume when you had } Stealthtly entered the tomb, opened the casket, | DM a considerable number of children, and his ‘au tion. $Z30 and $250 Ti iss esd eka fair treatment of ali public questions, tts intelli etter re Gig ieee and luckier batting 10 | reac and your slinple heart retused to believe Yous | 22d Proceeded to rob theelegant and wealthy lady | ferences to her are always of an affectionate | Prof. J. C. KINEAR, A.M. Principal Sendforcrcu-| 5615-40 10 ‘Washington. B.C. wat a ‘the second, first game resulted 12 to 2, the | Bose and your simpie heart refused to believe that | of the jewels wuich were on her , according | Character. Yeurs rolled on, and the reporter be- hee —___________________| BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG | gent and effective devotion to local interests, and Datteries Clarkésoo and Kelly, and Beatin | there could be anything more gay and beautiful | to the then prevaient custom. Finding some foe | came a rich and famous novelist. He amassed M28 ScHITT WILL REOPEN HER KINDER- son STTOTE LADIZS AND LITTLE GIRLS, SSsGnta foe tio? Macuser: | ta 'mnate au eapiaben tetas | eecsagy uy taut ae Uae | Seti aul he tan re wr; | Minera pir Gaercrenr a ag | ESSE PTE sear | noe © am cae © eee wen seen ee and Detrott 6 hits and ¢errors. The score of the | Same flowers, res Lng- al foot | thief took his pocket-knife ‘and slashed the flesh a ‘Deaf. Special attention paid to Articulation and ‘Men and Boys. household, and expecially its indy members, are Second game s were | Of the Hower garden where water rippies round | trom the finger ihock and flow of | Word. Dickens and his wife lived togetner tor )NDAY, SEPTEM. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. Sowders and Kelly, and Gotacin, Wells and Ben | jars of milk-coated yellow cream, andi more jars | womtne fingers reaction of the wital forces, and | Uwen\y Freed a ne Selrangement, wile ee OS EPAERE NIMMO——————— } Dasa * thirty-coventh, year MO! AN applications for admission to the day school | concerned, Tux Stax 18 everywhere recognized Rett. Boston made 9 hits aud 6 errors, and Detroit | with llttie pots of butter, with the’ goiden color of | the renerved madame opened her eyes, uttered an | eventually ended in thelr separation, arose it 18 MUS 20SEP INE NDOT x Prepares for Harvard, Yai, Princeton, Zohns 1 , seetientions Sor otetesten 0 hits and 6 errors, the Duttercups. Over the spring-house is built a | exclamation of amazement and atiempted to rise | Very difficuit to discover. Mr. eae tore papi Kins, and other Colleces and Universities: for t ecd-2un Mr E J. SOMERS, Principal. | and admitted to be, in every quality, the leading New York defeated Pittsburg 5 to 1. Keefe and | pavillion, where the ladies bring their work or! up, ‘The guilty and horror-stricken rascal’s hair | 82 €Xperienced and discreet Use = er, LORORES st Eberbach’ Beloglite Sehoots, &. % Musaryand Bevel Acodamen, | = oar vaak WATROMAL RINDEDGARTEN AND * = Ewing, and Galvin and Miller were the vatteries. | their books, and perhaps drink their tea, Tose scralght upon his head, and, with the yellot a | (0 Cbisodes as lightly as possible. | But, W xccope | |DRIVATE INSTRUGTIO! ease Er SOONG Princip, | 14 Prune” Spbopl Mite LOUISEFOLLOCK, bra. And favorite newspaper of the National Capital, Gugubtes ee poor hemp hmong thealarn ‘Which Drought help and rescue to hes, | the statements ot Dickens" latest biographer (lr Tie Bresidsat and Beeultyor the Golsinblss Coliere: | JPHOF. SHELDONS DANCING ACADEMY Now | SiuscfeoPans Mondey, Beptruukes 17, at the ocroer of | ate in the counting-rooi, the Work-sbop, and Le ‘st. S_Brookiyn, 4; Louts- | yarns wih etivory halt ang do eeatbenly ttle | Se ‘lived "many yeas, subeequentiye none tus | FFAOK Marzials) tat for” some time previous to | Zoe Bcesid.a FoR ee Opes fur the Reception of paidlt MUNDAY, WED- | fromfour to ight year of mrs. cet | tamny circle, Finite anmere: 5, Brooklyn. 4; Loats- | woman with silvery hair and dark eyes, and just a worse trom her awful adventure, which occurred | 2864 Dickeny was in an “uverexcited, nervous, : ESDAXS and SATURDAYS. ‘Call or eend {ct circ. | nat ip PHARMacUa L, lt "Sane Suggestion of pink tn her cheeks. Mr. McCulloch | five years previous to the birth of Sit Walter. morbid state” He was feverisu, and cdald not be | 66. lars, ot nw ced In support of these statements attention is! a The ae at Capitol Park yesterday, between | has grown old with equal grace. His figure istall| ‘The mother of Gen. Israel Putnam, of revolu- | Quel. As Harriet Martineau reinarked, “It must tocutiox, Oratory.» ro — — ST ry eed cal Departinents of Howard University will begit \ QEWQOD INSTITUTE SELECT SCHOOL Foi | dheir winter semsion October oJ ~ For information aad + ry “ihe + 3 com. vant 407 Mass. ave. dir. and c.. UR! hes ted 3 the Tet ete ya fever sues oufed t's | 220A, AN ct, ea ee oe en ne et cnt | gaat eihatageeen caution we com- | NSHHRT ou ac air Mamata uate | Geute'aasoa CA PCRVIG bees = | wea to the ablesdeio, ‘Tey moony show ‘Boned of the yellow fever sufferers resulted 104 | Across the Walstuand. ‘The thin locks are suowy | TWheral services commenced, when sie. rev aid | have reacted upon her husband's peculiar trame of | “Fewpersous know whet powers they possess until | Saito sere Mee ae we BAL tee ee VOTRE DAME OF MANYEAND- COLLEGIATE | “iCulation and advertising patronage of the paper ‘Wigsory for the former ty the score of 6 to 0. White, but bis complexton ts a8 clear and ruddy as | #nd six years afterward gave birth to the cl mind. ‘Things could. not go on like tills tor long. | this Art develops them."—Savvint. 3yi1-sm_ pe ee a Ee in F the eens Mt Vernons and the D. ¢.’s will play | a poy's and his eyes as Dright. He is very proud | Israel. We find him writing to Forster: “Poor Catherine | astguter ut cue lind of eaiseation Tukcad puicct | A BUSINESS EDUOATION — BOOK - KEEPING, | iy ien™tte® You Ladson aud F from bals- | “F the several years named, but, by the remarka- Meche some parpene. SSIES PolUIO TOEK Woke ae ream as closely | 4 YOUNG AND LOVELY GIRL RESTORED TO LIFE. | and 1 are not made lor each other, and there is no | Seebter Tr'will ut them for every departuestof Iie | #4 Penmanship, Arithmetic, Grammar. Orthocrapiy. | Ione, Med. (Cosdneta by the Snes ‘Dame. | bie increase shown tn both departments ineack ences 2 Lover gate OC eae Tae Perk renee | 851018 possible fora woman to resemble aman.| Long years ago three medical students, who had help tort. I is not only that sile makes me Wn- | Detter thas any other training Henry Ward Beecher. | History, Eype-wiiting we : rapid procrees: reusohatls | Send'tor catalogue. 2 Two terms styliag themselves, thetPeucie” ana | S06 Bight. she Las, ecunary society girl a day | paid an extra sum of money to a professional | easy and uahappy, but that 1 make. ber 0, 100, | "Collegiate Cinaes commence Octouor 3) 188. a, | Season ee eer eae eS $300" MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR Bori | month over the corresponding month in the pre . handsome Lace, | Pe os and muc ‘ouknow | TNON-11 s UTI Ei cexes,, Coneoriville: paratory, peaft, aud the “Lames are parte ot. the anatomy | With keen Lazel eyes that nold you, and anexceed | “Tesurrectionist” for the purpose of procuring an | #2 the way Of belng uiniasic aud compiying but | HCPHOPESSONAL, COREE IN GetOuS (GEEMAR AMERICAN ACAD’ fusiuess Graduating. Encl Graduating. ‘Selentigs | VIOUS yeas, they also illustrate, in the most for- a the “Lungs' fog) ere — arose una | 2981 pure expression, Her hair’ is a yeliowish | extraordinarily desirable subject, entered the col- wo are strangely ilicassorted for the bona there 1s TI]—PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN ACTING. Reopens Monday, Se} : Reon ptember 10. ‘snd Collexe preparatory courses. Special care to little Seeds eeasnes tenes, aon ogo tone | Drow and, she wears It cut short. “She Goes not | lege dissectin fToom one aight tS view thelr par- Between "us Ler temperament wil Dot go THE RON-PROFESSIONAL COURSE ie an eiuce: Pw died ue earner ene fae bors, fuiehly, Freomimended, by patrons, JONLNH | cible manner possible, the esteem tm which the Fellow fever fund. ‘The'game will begin at 4:20, | Wear ae = Lome php tintin ord e.” Suc ver only too to the trating of any Seininary or College. It embraces | Schools. "Night Sebool on Tuesday, ‘Thursday’ ai —— "Yesterday's victories nought the Senators with- | SUPPI¢ 4% an Indian's. Sue is a splended athlete, | cloth cover they were more pleased ne are {ene wreshadowe ved ‘othe and could ing young | cover the remarkable fresh, fine, desirable young | £0! eae Sa ca et ieee | een ings: Voc Develoiment, | Friday. | ASS an arone, ACADEMY 14 OFFICERS AND Paper is held in the city of its home, and by those 7 to same many 8001 ot 1. | Voice” Culture, Pronunciation, Exp) eadi 2b-1m* 1UGO KUERSCHNER, Princiy feschers Careful training, thorouxh instraction. | who are best able to Judge merits as a news- im good distance of the seventh place. Indianapolis | man with ber icatm. She fences wel, nd-is ue Ct | Corpse OF yon ae ae ac agsirale young Sh Gadel whee her” buntena © eas dani Hlocution, “Grace Gesture De = Sree RT ERSCE NER Princivel__ bts faut tring Bom fa fea to Judge of its asa Ras won $4 and lost 73, a percentage of .378, While | tne best riders around Washington—which la vay- | the form of a duno aad the teutaee we ete one does not know whether he was sent for or not; | Enlish Authors, Cobversation, and Shakespeare. oar a MONDAY, September &. Special at. | BOND thood, Kev. A. 3. HICH, A. oT Paper and its valueas an advertising medium Oe mets ad just 21, a percentage | ing a good deal. she was te drst lady in at the | Kound, plump, splendidly developed pertecuiy one only knows that it was the arm of his wite’s PRO! Nai oO ORATORY | tention wil bs given to the onean, winno, burp. gulter, 2 = == cS ae ‘two teams will play am exhubitioa | prsy paper hunt gotten up by Mr. Greger, and al- | symmetrical, With’ a woalth ot ark Chestnut sister abd not that of his wile which supported | 222, eee Beg re fi bite 7 ete and banjo; also to perspective drawing. painting in oll, | ()LNEY INSTITUT Sy ‘These arethe figures referred to, with whicha ~ he ct ses, y Ky ng ck- 7 Y 33 a plomes: 4 , ERs $1,000 cup offered by Mr, Thomas H, Hall of | roads with her ehestaut mare Harrie" | tintog™complenions peal story Mente eaent, | Wim as le rove dying from nts dinuer tables Diek- | {Sylar wetaayie tees qty Seu amd Pract | Natercclcm.'an Sastie <= 6 third annual session opens October LIR88. The | Comparison ts challenged: w York, to the champion ‘base ball team’ o Amerte: wcademic couree, of winch, ens’ refereuce Lo ls Wile 1b his Will made a year | ity, 4. Chinaxee’ 5 Perorations: & Extcimporaneous | Hvarded to eraduatre in tho Academic coum pait iiird annissl session opsns October 11888. The 1868 is now In this city, aud has Leen EDGEWOOD. and eyelastes beaduluily Wong and okeipelse ons | Belore Mis death, ls auythlug but affectionate | Hpeakitig: 7. Actual Bacto ta Pulpit Orssory 8; | sewine, fancy work, and the languages taugst without | languages are prectionly'toughts a tnited naateret DAILY CIRCULATION Iw 1885-"86-"87. on exuibition in oue of the windows of Gait | If you climb to the dome of the Capitol and took | aiid eyelashes beauttiully long and shdpely. | Tuere is no mention of a “second best bed with | Botual Frectice in Addressing the Jury: O- Actual | Stra charge, eudd- lin may join Mine. La Coste’ French snd ron joweiy store: ‘This’ Cup will ‘oc prosested | north you ingot clan Yellow brtek | OF the tree lingered about the Budy apparently as ae a r furniture,” such as Shakespeare beq t u 0 = x ‘Geran couversational clanaes.and Mine. 1985, Nee. 2S, to the winning club In the contest between the . fasclnation. © ‘Ne *Pellof a strange, undefined | wire; hug instead of iL we find aseli-gracwatory | Paver Speeches; 12. Actual, Practice iu Anecdote- N4T0NAL Mxpical coLizes: Gaberen clases tp printinr and Qravine. or terms champions of the National Leagueand the Ameri- | 2OUS* half hidden by a clump of trees, and if, | fascination. Sentence, Which reads almost like a reproach. | Mastery of the English Language; 15. Artistic Read— the Lm = 23,470 x t will |, ‘The girl iad been 111, and was supposed to have | e fact 38. fie Got MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE aan % so can Association. trom idie curiosity, you ask whose it is, you will ‘And I desire here simply to record the fact that | ing: 10, Dramat ure. ™ 00 Ss De told that itis the home of Mrs. Kate Chase; | 2d of some heart disease, and nad lain in her tam- | my wise since our separation by conseut has. been — ‘COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. (CHARLOTTE HALL scH001, ST. MARYS COUN- 26 Trans! of Keal Esta that It is the spot that found most favor in the uy vault about twenty hours, The young student, in the receipt from me of an anaual income of THE PROFESSIONAL COURSE IN ACTING ‘The aixty-seventh winter session will begin October | W111 its use wor SEPTEMBER 3, 1888. 26,000 ere tes “|e Saligon P. Chase; that itis Just a mile | Hiled with admiration, gently lifted the inaguitl: | 459. wing all the. great charges oF a uuirous | embraces among other things: Alechaics 7 — baggy Wil commence th year SEPT Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: ‘ A nuly molded arn, It was not chillingly cold, ai = “ 7 part j March 1. 1889, Collage pase for health. Exteasive grounds 0 Udotu E Seer, pe tase on sii. | trom the Capitol as the bird les aud coat “ts i | CeULy, molded arn, Te fot hard and ted | 424 éxHeusive familly uave developed whouly upon | Eine Acunes Counterpart Acting: Soone Acting; Full | 1.1884, and end March 1. 1860, tn the new Collers | situstion uneurpansed {7 by — 25,575 Parker 12 Gora E Sauer, pe 18, Sq. 501; $1.100. | juctrious owner, When Me acquired It, looked tor- pre wyselL” In tls wike the mourntul chapter 18 | stata ‘Busha taco, Setting, ‘Dramatic. Gesture; | tou ui vot departments addsear Ferme 800 for board aud tuition for ten montha, ner Same to J. 8. Thompson, lot 541; $1,830. ct hen he ic * - roUgHt to a close. Facial Expression ; ime; Personstion; Dialect ull particulars, . 2! Heirs o¢ James Reeves to Elizabeth poser irom there seraigut tothe Capitol across thedaisy: | 404 58% Noue OF the glassy amd guastly peeullar= We pass frou tiie consideration of the married Heading sud Comedy. This is the only College im the Dr AF.AKING, | _J928-tutxzin "KW. SILVESTER, Principal. poepoes | Starred meadows where you see Une cows grazing | ICs. He was aroused, aud laid his ¢ar down over | 0 Gl charles Dickens 10 conveuplate that of | United States that PERFECTS a pupil for the stage. 726 13th st. nw. Washington, D.C. | QWARTHMOKE CULLEG! ‘Sq. S83, $2,228.58 Joseph A. Tarkington to Hl. hear ihe Unkle of | tHe Tegion of tue heart. hen he was puzzled and | i homascariyie— he niethod is indorsed by ail professions, Webave | 1 none can ans 21 |S ‘SWARTHMORE, Pa. Weber, sub 35, sq. 915, $2,800. J. H. Walter to | fo Nest that you can fancy you hear ihe of | startled, and applied the stethoscope. Then le testimonials from U.S Attorney-General A. H. Gar- | _ Telephone call, 885. 24 Opens Oth sponth, 21k Fete seectes trem Beene 24.570 ‘Warren I. Chesta;lot 121 Lanter Hetgnta;¢—. wor. | aie. waen salmon P. Chase was a young | Tefressed his growing excitement and summoned ‘My soul, turn from them; turn we to survey APUNGTON ACADEMY, SAUL BUILDING, gt. Station, Philadelphia Under the care of Friends o1n30 ren K. Choate toLucy M. Hunter, same ‘property; | man cf biucicen, teaching a somali eenoct ie ung | assistance. Evidences of latent life in ube body Where rougher climes @ nobver rece display. eget he tndem nny 5 Full college course for beth sexes, Clansical, Setentiae $e7as0. BF Leighton ot al. to ¥. Horner, | District, be used’in his Lours of leisure to Visit at | WoT “hen ade Yor resuscitation and sucess, | qyAY New Catlyle married he had sul .o win position yore physicians, texcuers of sinuinye teacho unas pata a ee 24,903 OS 18 and 20, bik, 22, Brookland; $900. Same 10 | tnis place, which was then a large plantation, ex. | Wer ~ ac udepenaence from that st taskmas- | eution, an i, A we ‘BURTON Mat ax, extensive buildings and apparatus, For catalogue 2 : 4 ~ ly, Woo. ‘Then the hapless girl, wile yet uo- | ters—Liveravure. No kindiy fate siniied upon ‘most prouinent business men'and social peo} \CAFEE, M.D... fat 24,507 atberine Ry Mana, sia'2y 20 5 ands Kings | etl, oe fan 8 Us efecaala ses, and, owned. OY | Cousins, magrzappe a aust, aod tenderly | rendering iret bok soso tac he might | <i aad ain entero toe (Senate Aad Curculare at Baus Seedatore and the Books ntti | Bi sotan EDWARD, MAGILT LL. D., President. as007 sub Loug Meadows; $2,450 Julia P. Goldsbor- daughters. Young Chase, during these Visits, con- ar by 7 att ‘were sent for, and in time command @ siaall fortune for everything he wrote "LE! BONS | OOLLIEEE HOME ARD DAY SGMOOL, ;\HE GERMAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL, ough to A. W. Fleming et al, lots 24 and 25, sq. | ceived a fondness ior the place, and, more in ear- aha sectbaeh. goed ee kant sea bake fuentiy | Stwerward. For years he and his brave iittie wife MAK’ LEG iB, COLLIERE HOME AND DAY GqHOO T rs oo 26,468 154; $—. 8. S. Henkie, trustee, to BH. Stinemetz, | nest than in jest, declared he woul yet own it, | She regalue maoue, wi eee quent couid scarcely make enus meet. A solitary farm- | «ND ORATORY, 3 in( thirteenth Year), Reloct inszitute for.» Limited aes oS) Oy subs 13 gy ba ns =e ara became pres | house lke Craigeuputtock, with a taciturn hus. | Gy P.U.), Washington DG. rt tumberof Boys. Eng 5 wae’ 12. LER —— 7 ded, y ui posit BCH ELOCUTION. ington Hote! Ue COLLI] L. % be Taaeamun eg inaa comes into py regrigin gina = NRE Nor, on the over aud, do ears of unremitting, |“ Spéetal tratning for cildren sua ew beginners, [= — eh rs mon, 40 Sr. Ela a i ee ee =e aanae Was uben at the edge of a thick wood, and Le ‘Garemuneresive Am cog ee = — ee : . | MAUPIN, M.A, Principal. 2y28-eew.3i" He Hirr Hix too Hanp.—Jonn C. wi > Trying to Put Keely iu Jail, conduce to suavity of demeanor ina man. Mra “ ; | McPherson, of, Jersey ; Hon. Thos. F. Seo. | BOARDING AND aay Bee pinged tral he Puce Court eateray ae| wos he tame ie now bears Rnouge the wd | THE xrecTs anu OxOnaxp HY Tuxcousr wu expan, | Cauda’ Wasa", of demands tna wal, 3M | © coos, 22D, DIERGARTEN, NEAR anes: | soy ot bee; dire Andres Wola Guuctrauce | F)DUEWORTH BOAMDING. AND DaY SOWOOL ‘noon a on sweaters p colared, has aimost disappeared, with the exception of a] There wasa legal tug-of-war in Court of Common | equaled in the art of saying bitter and 'mor- | a'NOunie ‘Principals: fourteenth year Fvopens Sept. | EAN DUSINESS COLLF 12 West Frankiin st., = THREE 122 itimore, cularly prey, nere ‘psies cain) 3 él ester jotor | Gant things. “Charming, witty, brilltant, | 17; German, Drawiax, ald Calistheules tree SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. THREE EN- | yarg ux PTEPEOVRE Principal tne seni will re- head bandaged, and testified tnat he went into | PArucularly prety yrove, where the gy P| Pleas No, 3 in Philadelphia yesvorday. Motor | Sai" atectionately “playiue’ as, eke Lerwany | 17,cerman, Drawine, ani a Sltire Boor: Nataoual Ben of the hep Bude open ob THURSDAY, the 20th of SEPTEMBER ite Jat ot bead saaware avenue and Istreet, for | “Tne nouse when it was Dullt was an object ot | Keely and Bennett Wilson were the anchors, and | Was,” remarks ar. Froude, “ane had a hot temper a ee ee Te kee eT haat | course of instruction eubraces all the studies included loaf of bread, with the mouey in bis hand. He bad | considerable curiosity, belng bulit of imported | the other members of the teams were Lawyers | and’a tongue, wuen sie Was augry, like acat’s, 1HE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, LOCA. | ness education that qualiies young inca and woiner for | 2 thorough English kducation, and the ch aud 7 — oa sony ing coe me oo a ay brick laid in the Fiemisa fashion, end and side cl- | Wayne MacVeagh and Charles B. Collier on the | Which would take the skin off at a'touch.” she ‘tion beautiful and healthful. a latge aud welicep. | seif-supportand useful i as 0 * ves. Day and evening sessions, | German languages are practically taught Jy25-w&s2in ‘Uernating. d Carlyle often misuadersvood one another, "7 struction ‘The business cours: embraces: Spencers’ Rapid Writ- J ASHINGTON Kate.” Some onc, he said, struck him on the bead | “Stet Szran, and furnishing the house to | Keely end of the rope and Lawyers Rufus E Shap- | Posutiy they may not have. beet alvovoties tani Bolcoce, Mase: Langtors kinetin ondetieaiecnse | mae , the English Language, correspond. | WARINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE ‘With a club or mailet. Jake Boiard that | suit nimse! fudge Chase occupied it only two | 1¢f and A. 8. L Sutelds on Wilson's end. The | watched; Uiey certainly quarreled. Kising from | Expenss modstaten Per cece oa eueics. | Ine Calculations, Bock:beupsne edapted to eve 2ortue training of teacher, Foley came up with a mailet and struck Thomas But betore his death be was often brought | J¥dges in Ue contest of tegal brawn were Finletter | the“ pertisal ot aire Gatiyiee e akem tie net W. H. PUBNELL, 1.LD. ‘variety of business, Business Practice, Vocal and ‘with, Sefcodant wena that Totus att Senos ong | eubjand.tsed vo ener Sing ths trary ing | and Med. Alter tueving or our ours abe Hea | Vole iio of Care one We almust Teme | 5 ancy Peete | RUGS Uiaesteieticetrea Ce mauepe | Medal Rindenarit a Premary Behoo Seen ordered out of the swore ‘Thursday mguc | Ma bocksand under the great Lrees on tne lawi | Pony Rea ue out claws clear off thelr fect | to believe thatit wight have been well it they mente of Political Heonomy and Coml. Law: Com. : L. Aire. LUISE POLLOCK, Ana muld i ve ‘AX WEYL ANNOUNCES TO His FRIENDS | Geography. a ‘scholarshij yas Mien Thoms threatened bun. Friday aight 6 | Stranger calling at Edgewood the nrst time | St0ck, and Lawyers Suapley and Shleids went into | Could ave separated, And yet, ie aed po EP GE ew imentin, aye on cutoring, 60: oe ta | 73 bs Ls ing bln Witness. went, down saat nedered nin | Would never suspect, waile passing under the rus- | Cou to get a writ of attcliment (or Keely’ arrest. ing grumbling and’ frequent. negigee ot histany | ber 74h in Studioand Gucdose Sketehicg:s Ne | qotlay inetalmente of $10 each. €74, Br the auar- | FRENCH THOROUGHEY MASTERED IX THO u Way ke igh the care- | Mr. Shields s 5 log grumbling anc juent neglect of his wife; A ._ | er, ter m bayalte, on. lesuy kept grounds that within the wails of tne | Swing? “We want to pur keely ib jail” ‘The | HE erumbling and trequ “hearceutting words; | ,enusifiven upon application at Studio i7, In Ver- | sions: Year scholty #50: three mouils, $16. “Special | common eeuat, “i LARBOQUT, the oaly mative A. ck Thomas down, 3 ce came > application for a writ oi attachment was non Kow, 9: sei5-1m | courses: Departiuchts for Stenograyhy- Pitman Short; | of Paris, ‘Sorboune University. professor of Taceeaptogs “Foeyy il Pit tum and "bang or | He cacuunes nowy, btore Rim wana woaitnat | Siar ie fact Minat eagtint ae Silt other with aiove tat was intense and ens | MSS TACKE_ A. DARTED WiLL Rarsuare man | Beng, fvpermuor sal bewcrepecpigny, Pcie! | Sod mnarnlnorunres O09 10th ta Sua8" Peace aa rep noNENE, 00 much force had | iuent, wisdou, aud culture of two continsats and | SURvEd the order of the ree eae | cum. In, “feidnnag Ad Mavoforte nsirucuion, Getover | WHtetGe cit ior intial aunal ttpoaueement | GYONZAGA COLLEGE | Deen used, and imposed a fine 0: $5. past ages. 7th of ba ist siio' wachine —— ary 716 Sth st, nw, ~ | School year, becins Mon: . & Collare open for ———> _— within thirty days. ‘The Ume was afterward ex- —0025-Lm* ____ 716 Sth st. nw.” | arrangements on and aiter Monday Aug. ENi:Y | Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers. A SuooTING AFFAIR aT CoLoNtat. BRacu.—A few bey edaeeney-spardiondermepenaynps tended to sixty days, but Keely hasn't divulged Some Rich Young Men. jpAce misnsc. GSPENCERLL E-Principal Mr BALA ASPENCER | | Classical, Commercial and Scieutific. Re-opens Sept. evenings ago Mr. Frank Walcott, son of C. W.Wal | _ Ted to one he would uesitate oetore waking the | nis secret yet, and Lawyer Suapley said he dian't | From the New York Graphic. 1519 Rhode Island ave. a ‘Vice-Principal, Score | 3. Torus $10 por quarter. Cott, Proprietor of the Walcott House, Colon.al | echoes by clanging the heavy brass knocker on | believe Keely ever wouid. ‘There was a continual | “Billy” Wall, elder brother of Berry, has an in- Ag fotererg tthe Fair gas Sen ee j= SE SSE Rev. R A. MoGURK, & 3, Bou, Yap. was sot and quite seriously hurt by | the dour, and in the moment of hesitation he | re of dge Finiotter ad ail ue could do to geen | °Cme Of $25,000, and Lives at the Rossmore Hotel, | S21 FBSOrY thoraenly taunt TEACHER A Gore | Se GROBOES HALL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG | ou20.1m President. Toe“ tronble grow. Re is said oa oe Besse ae. | would expy the modern beti handle now used, it | 24 Judge Finletter ad al then, and Judge Reea | WFites a correspondent of the New Orieans Pica | A Nee TLIENGED LADY TEACHER & COL | 5m 5 ‘Tee STENTS SESSION OF THE MISSES Bi. uffey"s school ittie boys will open ones coos! 12 Walsoré was iiructed tebe tater esa aneas | Sately women, with a welLroutael ugure anda | Bad %e Fepeat several times wiatever be ‘had to | yune. Much of the tme ts passed in the hotel | Sschest (lat gna matbouaticswapecals. Arye | = septs pemool tox girls and little boys will open ant i Ms si aL, - a say. Keely’s counsel contended that he ‘not | cafe, and his friends say that never a day passes | 0%! sn 99° ~ AME Ez. Wi iN B ‘ashingion, Lnsirect of ty ee Well-poised edd, crowned With colis of reddish | Oheyed because Of & Lack of money, ‘The Judge When the barkeeper docs not take §20 ere ti’ | GHORTHAKD REVOLUTIONZEDa New ena | 1223 15ru Sr. MADAME A PELE. WELL-KNOWN FOR Hi EX: | City and Oounty of We om. done. “Frank called on Mr. Payne and requested | $M hair, and with large, dark eyes. Perhaps, | Said that this Was nota sufiiciearasswen, Cones ae S: in the art. “Acme Phonoxraphy taught in 16 simple ‘cellent pronunciation, will ive French Lemons, po hum to repair the dainage, wuereupoa Mr. Payne | Woy be will catch sight of 4 giri In tannel bious€ | sel then stated that It would cost about $100,000 | He 1s credited with losing $10,000 every season on | lcsuonk Trofeiency attained tn three ronebae lasses. Highest Or tumbia, pues private or in’ cl i 7 c r c . CLASSES NOW FOKMING. 25th ot. nw. neer the Artinston Hotel. eol-Sum' 1 solemnly swear that the figures in the above drew arevolver and shut Lim, inflicting a | Gnd sete vali a close-cropped head aid a Saucy, | to put the motor in such a condition that it would | the race-track. One of bis weaknesses 1s theater ee a at R's a = a ———— TE ad Be tea kag me | me ee HS a CRG tr ch |S ae itt i th aot | parce dot mt ge tayng ts ose | ts Nao, ent ight ey of The MIGES KFRIS Scot tr Toue tats an | pic aD ia ph, RaPCRAI two comparative statements are true and correct ‘Weeks, of Coiontal Beach, and louged in Jail. —_— _. necessary for the machine to operate, and that | iis pockets are uniiormly elpty when the 1st of | S21 Frat we. ‘se10-1m* | Little Girls will open 2 : Wui recetye pupils on Violin, Coruet and Piano, com- | in every particular, . B. NovEs, —— Mae he oar a ay & aban declared | the experts were uot to give tieir opinions of what | January comes aruund. ASIMINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND | commodations for «limited number of Boarding Pa- | meucisy Bopenter t, auz7-ime = ty Arrsx Many Ysaus.—Yesterday to me he u ered Mrs. Chase the, most Lasci- | was done, but to report simply What they saw, ‘There 18 a crack tennis player and ising DECORATIVE DESIGN, B45 Peusay vanit pile ‘se3-2m. = OCT re = ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Was made by Joun K Reynolds, of Dayton, crate sete at in the country, and there's a Uiny | and if they could wot so report, and the court | amateur named Valentine talk te eee Just | Thoroug.. instruction in Drawing, Painting, Modeling |PU% Sworn to and subscribed before me thi eighe for letters of administration on the estate of prcieanediceleenes, aaess Soe enim ae Appoint a singie Individual He weseesed tae | SEuduaved from Columbia College, and is golug to | Wood-cacviue, &c. Day aud Evening Cassse. se7-20¢ | ES ROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, A HOME-cHOOL | 2,Departin clube if’ desired, Torus very ee e%, whic! . we ie Indiv le Bugs t WI 7 st M. Keynolds, of Adams County, Mise. Window of au urt Store i Paris, with tue incre | SPPolMt @ singie individual. He sug.es lat | be a lawyer. While an undergraduate he spent CONSEXVATOI for Boys, in a retired, heathy, reiined ‘neighbor: | hernultted to board, CiacheL byrecal et | teenth Gay of January, A. D, 188% the experts should hold, anotuer meeting, when | $5,000 a Year on outdoor sportce Sak ci paratory, Sctioot SHD XN ighbor- 4 Cloud Building, 9th aud ¥ sts. Twentieth begin its seveuty- | tention vivea to fitting boys to euter college, the (unt. free trom: V— <_e® wi % ci 4 « B. Kewy, otartal| : der atces meanmericalhe,” much to her own aud | they suould report according to the instruction of | * Shirley’ Onderdouk, the iliionaire contra Piano, Oncan, Volee, Violin, Flute. Coruet, &e. ‘Free | third session on Sept 20. For verms, J.D. | versity. oF the military or naval schools of the Go 3 5 Cast lingo wert | Mhwuactn ait "ik “er ne | See t cts eae eh ghey | mm eciones be ere Metwaea | Eethacra Wpuvtaher ee Geae > | WANA Ra Patent |e ce tone ei Novacy Pine, {teat —_——_ My Be i st pi int expel twenty-one anu a great jadies’ mau, Uke many of | RrART SCHOOL OF TE "HY, 313 | Weis 5 aM dy25-2u the total circulation given above, the vooks ot Stage, 1S & Uright girl in ber leeds Suc is as dark | possession of. his feliow-studeuts at Yale. He 13 also fond of ‘The science and art of Telegraphy is 188 HILTON - — or The O1dest suit. e's gape, speaks Frenchy German: ana’ Bact _ detving’ Ris tandem ooka aacal ule 100d of ‘hipaa career spre’ aunty | MUN ENGLISit axp rRexcy scwoor, ——s ciosuinihincininniantamnicitingan ‘From the Richmond State, September 14. equally Well, fences vewutlluiiy, aud 1 do uedeve Claims of Homeopaths. who used to be with an English earl, now bank ph iustruction in this necessary science | diet Eas We now open tinder the divestion of an SPECLALTIES. Burton, £c., vs. Brown, &., is the title of a suit = Fog! Ae the San tet — THEY COMPAKE THE TWO SYSTEMS OF PRACTICE IX Fupt, He once teuguingly ‘sala That it cost im | # offered to both males and temaies | students able lustructor. ‘se6-2m. — Dd EPECIALTY BY A LAWYER OF | CPCS Were regularly Gelivered each day by car. Row on the docketof the Chancery Court of this ry ie se Sta Ee nan rick. FER TRRATMENT OF TUE INGAME, ao oue of the boys, $1,500 tor so- ge wecomping sree coe ee ORCES: Fy tation whaia eel 2 bending aiso in ae stage or another in| den éver since abe was a baby, aid’ is as miucu'ai | TuetwentY-fourth anual session of the Homeo.| tie, $2000 for hare, $1,000 tor elothea and | Suntevihcrsiot i suy tnaiatgn tog ated FACeures FEMALE EerrTore, Ditreny gear xpesepe a | ers at tie homes ot permanent subscribers the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia. The | Lome in tue saddie as she Is in a rocking-cuair. | pathic Medical Society of Pennsylvania began in ‘A youth of twenty, noted for his extreme Saleen aati Pepe ite 28th annual seamion sept 13, IRB. Situated | to deserving poor. Address Ai the city, Of the remainder a daily average of aaca teen tiore than $100,000 so far, tor it | Eeuces and divcues are buching to her, and. it wus | Philadeiphia yesterday, with about Ofty physl-| pew among the lbites of ee teat ee epee tata has been through the various high courts of Rich- | Pio or toga wiry ue ouors ab Mr. Greger’s frst 6,421 copies were sold at the office, In the hotels paper Chase with Miss McCulicch, and Weuld have | ©!4S in attendance, including two women, Dr. | cafe, 18 Frank AbbOU, jr. His father allows Bin Mrs. M.-H. Pike's studio reopens the 1st October, | inxtou city, ons branch of the Ul ‘EYE, EAR ‘Danvilie 8; MULLER, SPECIALIST OF, TH: ‘wuen Mrs. Pike will be please to mect her classes as | Kallroad. "The xrounds, Diind' Throat, ine ARE SGP OO 1530 PIERCE PLACE beauty apd healthiuluess; only 50 auics from Wash- mond often and several times in past years before Fram wou the second if her impevuosity had not led her | Hugh Pitcairn,of Harrisburg, in his annual address, | $8,000 a year, He dresses with excellent taste rn recor —— Monae Lae, THOS MD ELE, | som 1Se. to Tiling Wnaderiais. It is the “Ap. | About 5 per cent, While we wave the wonderful | Lebind. z pearance of Christ ts the a "avuere age | Fecord under homeopathic treatment at Middie- | HOWard Osvorne, who has such a positive pen: nee sii ie i yu0-tima * | Fork unrated Hiiroud. “ie rotunda, ten sees tal are cata Tirst ew Oli be m9 | and railway stations, &c., and on the streeta, by cet property Sus fOrineny levee | Bast lustead of vetween the Mags at the Muish, | said: “In Pennsylvania homeopathic practitioners | St pipe Tree le Geneeceen eer. | Eisen pa 2 ten meas gush ee Srem, atwond the | 288 cut, Tho basidips i one at the Seatentes! oS. | 7 See ENT TON SPEEDILE | DO™SVOYR, making @ grand total average within the proceeding and ais ‘some ct the bese saan | inte cuate has two oXber Steuer Bruueites way | ofmedicine minister to fully oue-fourta of the en | tasces—one of Yuur quiet men about town, spends Mikudies Or reat ANOPMR OEE sine | Gece zt reany case of nna s, Neuralgia Catarrh, | the city of 94,046 copies dally, and leaving aa grass” sou of Kentucky. Once during recoostruc- | prowises " r Ne Ure population of the state, who desire to be under | ing ireciy, but without ostentation, and affecting | — Studies tor = ‘Asthma, Insomnia, Paralysis, of Weak on times (the reign of Gen. Canby “of “Diserice | Prmbses can speak Ragusa Dusetis win set | our ‘care oF desire homeopathic treatment, tor sina, amie way the ultra fashionable summer re- | (yEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SOHOOL OF LAW. | @ELWYN Halt, THE READING, FA. MILITARY | osx. Sirictuc, Tumor, Fistam St vitus Deuce. | average of 2,438 copies to be sent toregular sub- eine aor of, Vinwinla,”) $3,000 was paid | neariy ail tneir ite abroad, ‘Tuey have's very | Memseives and tuelr dear ones, This Vast number J. Carmon Harriott, who tried REY, 3. HAVEN KIGHARDS, 8. J. modern for study und rooreatin.” 9400 pet | Tiauute.” Hours 10 tv & Consulvation Free. scribers beyond the District lunes by wail, express, Pita aiagllts, who was then Publisher of the Vir- | pleasant ume of It studying Uueir iesons with | Of citizens are Without any representation in tue | _ J. Carme t, who trled for some years to A VEN BICHA fs sonum, ‘Boys of an; ace recaived. Send for estalozus. Ded W. HAYWARD, Biectric teat ads Ci cera 12 Wash | their guveruece on ule wucunder ‘che woes, ex: | aries of the state ed ew a ey CE eee ey. eo WISHUL, Heal Master. ata | se5-1m Twidtec nw. | andratiway traine prin ‘cept When Lhe raia drives them iodc ulrage Upor jureel' fe i " ‘Dean of Fact 4 5 nS Poe interior ot the house i dcuiuttu, Tcim- | Whew we come to compare howopatie super: Sore to all the batis. |e Feekongon an expeuse ot | ox. wits A RCHARUsON, Li DB, | F'Phiauty, Intermediate, and ites Behoal tor Goah HOUSEFURNISHINGS. In addition to the large and constan:iy increas. Dresses You 48 a house that has Deei occupied for | Vision elsewhere WIth Fenuayivania institutions | $73 whew ue takes a lady to a ball. Most (Cutos Justice U. 8, Court of Claima) hag = yy Su witha core ce) FL pos 20m SHES as Some. Tur ruoms are large aud square, | the contrast 18 simply | amuzing: Percentage | des, ‘oes abroad 40 look aj cpt ‘Twice a year | Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and | *¢ ‘teachers, all ex} ‘and professional, > RB LPREUx & sed earn cetiee — ee ER a ig NY (uomeopatin are‘made at Poole ie ine a Tegulation egies HON. CHA! P JAMA oe Prepared or co ancnares and | J,» Gormeniy with Bannon Hise & 003, be sald Unat of the 6,421 copies sold within its iim Wails ou either side are wi 93 .Y. , CHARLES P.3 stcathion Langnaccs, and = op. Dearing tue fotsraite of the: taint 3 og ae ates Touth, Mick. @ombopathicy 225 toaeS, ake per: | Wo Sara.opa, aud every pleasant attartea aces He ipeuien eae an coeee - Rpeeial edvantares tart Punts. | we neve just means feet Tn} feaeenarh gen snet obpapereedeapaagaed aring Ube portraits of Lae fu by the ON. 5 FE, pring e emery Rell cept Coutage of Fecoverics under allopatuic treatheus | Atanuem tWaln attached to-an bugis Sh a eenice. Splut’ charts, reference Physi: | gyring patterns, We sare, residents of the city, living in lodgings, &c., not Oiler striking picture hangs above a tans oven in’ Peousylvania ‘shows. the flow average of | With some stylish girl beside Lim ad kis funky Tagturer ou Coustiutinal bx "¥, Comnoa Law Pia Fes Doghs faraished, | suns Lbc. ve 30. from ge. to. wien books wi 2 ‘al aud | houseboiders, while the residue goes into the hands Tinting woyecinity nes, .. ve ‘Mass, ol 2. EUX & BRO. SUS = sha of Wransient visitors, from all parts of the country, couches, chairs, and Labies im the ball, town, N. -Y., 15.10; Westborough, 12 chant for r away with actresses, has * : 4 Very luviting place to loat im making a | venta, Aleit, 22.00 With results’ whic | large income, aud is always heels ove? bed 1S qames a'¥ Ne. LI. D, con eee a _=*_ | wnoench year come to the National Capital in OG ot ie parlors is « study in colors; the walls | School Of medicine suould be taunted with ‘vis | deVt He belongs emphatically to tue spend-thri(t | recturer on tie Lae of Real 1 ute tiny’ Law of Evi- are of a delicate Unt, the furniture ts uphoistered | Medicatrix nature?’ Low many did kindly | Order. There are Judgments for $8,019, $11,878 dence, Criminal Law and Torts, P. greater numbers and for longer periods, and wha, in pale green, embroidered with clusters of piuk | Dalure cure? Five per ceut? Surciy our enlignt- | ahd $43,073 recorded against him,” ie Was acard JOSEPH J. DAKLINGTON, Li. ‘i ‘HILADELPHIA SToRR - roses aud their darker green Ivilage; tue rug is w | €D¢d and humane lawmakers can no longer ciose | Of & siunacoeariy this year, and was understood Lecturer ou the saw of Lersoual Fs "Soutracta, NEW PALL GOODS. EW FALL GOODS. | furthermore, largely represent the well-to-do creamy wulte, with rose-Wreain vorder. above | Ubelr eyes to such figures—the naked statistics | 10 have a yacht there. That was alter the conclu. Ne apes a Faullin, in Philadelphia, yesterday, gave | ube yrand piado 1s @ painting by Jansen,“ er testimony in’ the trial ot her prosecuiion of Y = OF the Gavteenn OB Of | om the une.” Between tue wiudows Is se dmesse. GEORGE E. HAMILTON, yur stock of Fall Santee durnisued by those Who have in the past been in | 810u Of nis lictle affair with Fay Templeton, Fay ‘the Lay ‘Yartuernl Now is the time to pick ‘chotee of ho ‘Way destrous of helping the eause ot homeo. | Probably stuck to him as loug as lus money heath | Lecture ‘and Testament oc S137 | purchasing portions of the communities to which star) re ‘Bpecial—52-inch Ladies’ Cloth, all colors, at 50c. per last-named is pers | quisite cabinet. It was picked up vy Sirs. Chase | Pathy. Homeopatule practice will, under favora- 'MUOT COURT» os vat ob ‘snnouncemen yard: worth 65c. they reapectively belong. The Co., Whom she charges With havin¥ stolen $1,500 in Kome, and is of ebony iniald with mosaic, and | ble circumsiauces, cure four to one, as compared Semen: Cireutt FE 4 to 3 54-inch Ladies’ Cloth, all wool, better quality, | class of readers alone well worth reaching; Dut Lost cke! be "Peizphons at trom er while she Was in @ faint in the dressing- | hus that most desirable tung in an ancient cabl. | With the treaunent at Present received in tie old How He His Nickel, watt wit r i S CHARLLS W. x ho. 7. ery jor 750. and 80e. yoom of the Chestnut se ekem Heater in that city, | uet—secret drawers. Everywuuere, in Uoth parlors, | ShOOl insane hospitals of Pennsylvania, From the Worcester 8py. WAN CK, and Mae Menrietia-—47 inch, all wool 1m the most destratie | is to the phenomenally large permanent cireuls- tered the witness related ‘the occurrences at the | Se Souyeuire OF Mrs. Chase's travels abroad that au <— 7 A short tme ago a young man of this city vis- Bie poate Rot idence 1480 Tinh" at Monty indies prepared for Seineh Fine Serge all'Wool, al shades, only | tion of the paper, andeapectally totts unparalleled theater on the night in question. and the subse- | Uulugs artistic. Here is a Copy On porcemin oc | Columbus ee yee Around Helics, ited Rocky Point, and, in sauntering around, ran | ,J2tfoduotory lecture ands ‘corer *F | chureti and concert. ‘45 and ve. per yard. pa tao Rewenen ond Gamiiy ctesie, thes jarnt discovery (at $1.50) lad been taken trom | tat famous picture in the Dresden gallery, “co, | ClmmbuUs Our. Pittsburg Commercial Gazette, across the model of a locomotive with the le; Sintots ‘uorthwest, ou WEDNESEAL ether Re | © 2 38-inch ‘Stripes and Plaids, all colors, pocaned TOS-3 ? eet - | mapas ‘The American nsity for removing hi: “eqd, Boon [\HE WASHINGTON 4 s my Dare on Crssexainination vy defendant's | jumbus in Cuains;” not iat frou it tue bevuuiiul Proper ng histori: | «prop a nickel in the slot and.see the model work.” | @:40,7- im All int ‘re most condialiy invited | "J ‘and oratory, 904 M st. u.w. at B0e.: more money. the attention of adverusers is paruculeriy Sache penta te eee Paled (hat sbe bad ved tor | marble image of a slice Los, given Wo Mrs Cuase | A! Dulldings from Weir original surroundings and ‘annual session berins 3 as narried because 1¢ resembied her sou; On an Opposite W: {Wice, and has children by the first marriage. Un | auotuer copy ou lalu, “this Une Kaphaer’s the 24 of September, 1845, she bad sevretiy | Sistue Madoana; here Wedded her cousia, Harry Warner. The theatrical Profession knew nothing of Miss Paultin’s second Garriage until she told of it in coure Nate Arrexrr to Cums Mocxt Sr. Exiag—G.| Round the walls of the library are low shelves Bien 0 member of ube Topham pares, who at- | filled with books; above the shelves hang en- tem se at as a wings, Just reaching to a frieze of peacocks Tived at Victoria, B C., ou tue sieamsiip Ancon, | S" lyre: be Sa ay and that’ the “party, aiter surmounting great diMeculties, reached a hetgut of 11,500 eet, and were then chmpelied to abandon the enter: Prise. The ascent was covered with ice mouuds, Strewn wita bowiders. The party were at one UUme knee-deep in snow, at another were Wading through icy waters fed by glaciers. "Mr. Brooks beileves the mountain cannot be ascended Without the assistance of trained Swiss mountain- Sactark tg packers with the party could not cits. Mesars. Topuain were left at Gabutat to arrival of the steamship Lee. — ‘toe : $: ber 19. xtra ood qualities, all colors, ‘brary, Yaeated in the Taw Building, with com. ant io atsiper rected, Sending them swinging round the circle of state sintives restingerouuse stinchol. will te shee eee OIE PURSUE oat DaatORy” Belly hones ter . faim and exposttions for purposes of speculation la nounoing, | Rye Atank of uns wheel” ree saat hese | tore ned lela Enwleh Hennes, odor iano Becypin in St fe Tone cal Fec.; worth on, | comparton ote foregoing Aures with those Rot, on general principles, deserving of encourage- wi 7 bled since the close of the last Recenter 8-450" representing the entire population of the District ment, ‘The public seems, however, to like tt, and | proud spirit was ‘broken, and he kicked Liuacis | Pas,bee™ doubled a ‘Ge latest | Steminering successtully cured. __e08-65¢" ich ALB. Ry Rh Rd aany little violation of historical ‘socletyethics 1 a uae ileal io 5 SOUND SCHOOL. NED SEPT. 17, At 723 1908 BT. of Columbia will show that Tum Svan circulates Secrecy rep cheb, ‘They All Nibble. ASE ag French correctly. 9 pro ars Bisck Goods and all at very low | Sissy seg units something more than one copy PAS KANE EET ag for about every eighth inhabitant, of whatever pe NER race, creed, age, or station in Ufe; and, realising extent to which Ite columns are scanned by two Fooms. “It was procabie pian een ‘el rer te me, but there 1s hai =" Ss — ect mahce snd recy low | the severaiqnembess of the families into which it Weshington, through goes, it is not extravagance to claim that the pumpain esean in Groots, externa egHORpsy, SopowE tos nnn aa we Bepool of Lad paper te read every day by fully two-thirds of the ooare a cicee the sea Mist, bet, Oth and 10th ate, x : population of the District who are able to read! ae eo. i MAGHUDL A.D Dae Can thie recont be matebed by thet ut any news au22-42t Viove | pts UE paper im the world? j\ygus alk Lovie POWELL ie FOR You! Intelligent advertisers wii readily understand uae eens Terpuie CEDARS"_A BOARDING AND Da¥ - ‘he facts end figures given above, and the value of Serna a circulation Of such extent and character, with- M macula Ov ‘out amplification or comment, ‘2a conclusion, 1 only semaine to be naid that te subscription lista, the books of the office, and iis ‘press and Geltvery rooms are et all tmes open to ‘the welcome inayestion of any pemon having © colorable interest in the corsectness of the state meatn herein mada I mal action at AUauta yesterday indorsing t-de i a8 pee presen. Ae % | in the fated upon good author: ‘Kaizhts of | on brackets and mantel, and a sketch te with Unese aber wil aunaligatba' sidttion cn Bg | going Over a fence on Lorseback in the F i fi i : | i ‘4 i | : | I i it ‘Whe Cortifieass ef am Expert ‘Fram the Weshington Post, Jenanay Oth. 1088, w. nevee waren aeeren :