Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1889, Page 3

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. MONDAY. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. EDUCATIONAL. = = ——— | —— ————_ pasar = i RENT—1346 RIGGS ST. 945. RENT—SEPTEMBER 13 G ST, N.w. R $4LE—AT HIGHEST OFFER, 50 FEET | J{\DWAKD C. TOWN EN F Wr. tooxe, Biskine-room brick Bouse; nod. imape end aR Final on Watney sor ealuche Hels eter eed ‘Teacher of ae 103 F st. nw. | 1615 13th st. nw. ear So a saree, of 8 80D, balance cosh W. | 5: Seen} Breathing Voice Culture, Oretoricaland 20k RENT—1: = r t TH —N.W.; 6 ROOMS, | W. CHISOLM ‘a seeeeee meee ee ae = F ‘Nine-room ick. Tene ait sain java Lime *edern lmpgvenenty 615.00 per month. Apply eusl-2t CoeeuEr, CONSERVATORY OF musIC, 913 ZA SETI LE® oF se". tow. ©. JOHNSON 718 13th st. uw. auso- A F° dy, thy CE een = Thorough king HOLTZMAN, REAL BS R RENT—479 MISSOURI AVE, TEN-KOOM Nee acne pnd (1 \ reuphopmanbcnapebaes (3: po OU ate and Oth ats n:.6lt modern tae | Riis Sondscens cobdiviniae ets ust and the Supt of New Engians Conservatory of Busts? Boe CL THO STNG MERE | noe SIERO, | He Ss ra 24 F st. n.w. FO Seviae bnowek ti7¥ ‘ATIONAL UNIVIRSITY LAW SCHOOL. R SA icE-TWO LOTs IN Fo SOE LEPEPEC ae oe eat Men days GO RGOMDAN, 1417 Fat. KR SALE—BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE 10T ON 0 allox. Price $2: tare fou ; HANDY, Rosi eatato Arent Gal Bot mow. aust R SALE—HAND-OME BLOCK OF GROUND IN EE Isherwood, Jn si cast of termivus of Columom ratl- 508 “ Toud. couta nig 250,000 square teet of keound; 1 0 Prospect av. 6r15. BW. bd damon foot also % wurde Fol Squares aud Lots in * 0: % D st. ne. Or. | Upper pt 1408 _ Ort Least aud Southeast Wasbiugten. ©. ¥502 Pa ave bow. 824 | Scat [1106 st. nw. Gr, HANDY, 921 F at, a FURNISH HOUSES. is i )R SALE—IN “THE LITTLE TRACT”— COMPLETE FuiNiLD 1.131 Al MY OFFICE. 2 atlas Fouear oa dtu -nd 19th sts., Columbia OFFICE: O41 Feta floor, Siront i iewant rooms im “Sur heated by steam..cdy bulding,"ireproof,: ele- a Vetere, heated by steatu, toad aud Veruou, Calitornia Wyomius, Kuloraue and Belmont avenues Piats and fuil iujormation cheer- fully given on application. ‘1HOS. J. FISHER & CO., an31-6t Lied Fat. tow. 8 vasess oor. | Saas 4, south front, 40x100.81.50 floor, Ir... 1530 Len wt bet. 219¢ aud 222d, south front, 40x es irom 10% STOKES. xe. xt. pee. Asth and 19:h, #. trout, 40x10, « ley. 2.00 Hall, 12th & Este, n.w.$50/ Hall, 12th & E sts n w. Store aud Dw'ing 46H Store and Dw'ng 147% 14th st. nw. 1 14th, a. tront, oth et 's By 10th #t. n.w., i | 1043 Mbt. nw... SC at ay tee 5 AN. 10th and F ete nw. _ icabovalsouly ayortion of the property on my NioG 8 Bor full list call at office for bulletin teeyed oo TAIN. G SIX }. E, WAGGAMAN, {OR SALE—TWO FINE LOIS ON 18ST ST. BE: tween K and 8, west si 20. Will sell one orboth. Lot 19th st... 109x100. be.ween Q aud KT. A. HARDING, 606 11th st. nw. ausl3t RR SALE—Q STKEET NEAR N.H. AVE, ue Buil Lot, 23.60 ft. front by & [ng alley iu rear; one of the handsome: « bl cks in northwest Washimeton Bait, THOS. J. PISHEM & CO. 1 4 msproveunets ; aud 15th. au30) THOS. E. BET DLE AD, se2-it* {OR SALE—NORTHEAST—A VERY DESIRABLE Corner Property in square 10.5 Aving Lincuin Dark on the east); 23,500 feet; # lod for quick buyer, round on East Capitol st. west of the park relling <A VERY | at $1.0 to 81.50 per square foot, and in. the same lor cellar; in | cality on Das.achusetts and North Carolina aves at Room 56, ; $16 $1.40 per square fout. “Now is the tine to buy + | betore tie price i advanced,” C! ast floor newly turmished; turee 1420 F st. uw. stable in rear; fisie location; ortuwest: | [,OK KENT—10 PERMANENT TENANT, ENTIRE 2 = = ee be pumeas teria of somm te catens | AY ee mpnemce ene, Partly Furnished, with suall | YOR SALE—NORTHEAST—100 FEET FiO .T- Twete order. utcupation family: pleasantly located om + apitol Hill: suoct dis- | M’ ave ou 4th et, near Stanton square. very desi the city, tance frou: Capitol, Hefereuices excl AM nd for buiding purposes, CHAS, Box 28, star office. Fat. s .W, BAY WINDOW OR KENT—FURNISHED, A COMFORTABLE Fe SALE—SOUTHEAST—KENTUCKY AVENUE aus ua ith nfedera strove: | BY"afouse in the arth ection of tne ity eueine | AY “froutases very dentable: ave bes ne ee | Feasonabie to desirabve tenant, Adatces Box 87 Star S1-10t_ CHAS, A. MCEUEN, 14 a ee ee Fe, SALE—NOKTHEAST—100-FEET FRC Kevns €a' 840/814 460w.,6r-.m.120.30 | PIOK RENT— on 12th st. bet. G and H. sts.; also two 00- O16 Daw. iy, Box cS mr é bi ce feet frontages on Lith at. bet, sume streets Buy it ih meme 5 «ne edly how: higher price in September, CHAS, A. MckUEN 1420 Feat. nw. ‘autl-10t Fok SALE NERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON ‘East Capitol st. and Mass ave., east of Lincoln park; fine opportunities for investment. A great many Jeet of ground for alittle money, Buyers seldom go astray in securing low-priced ground. CHAS, A. Mo- EUEN, 1420 F st. nw. au31-10t KOE SALE—SQUTHEAST—N, W. CORNER 13TH aud D sts. ; 174 ft. on b by 47 ft. 6 inches on 13th. SHREV: Al 1009 7th st. nw. _ | N.E. corner 13th and D sts.; 185 ft. on 13th and 210 Pe ft, on D; both properties near Pennsylvauis aud Ken- tucky aves. ou the live of improy. ‘ood invest- meuts, CHAS. A. MCEUEN, 1420 Ot JOR RENT. D KST., Vernon square, eight rooms ents dent #40 per wonth. Apply to W. E. M ON, ou uss JUR KENT—#-KO M HOUSE IN MT. PLEASANT, | MONSTON, 5 JOR SALE-LOT FRO G BOUNDARY FP froand gator and atmo eros ids. Apply to HG. | TOR 7 BOUND: Bid ees Rt NB Cap: aud Lae ate, 80. Can be EWEK, Meridian ave, sen! - + | sold for USe. " - BREWEK, Meridian ave. Kent ¢ New Basement; 8 rooms; all moderd | WOoD & GARKETT, 13th ai No.1 investment Y.ave, aug: - ee ry a jer Pd Fe Boe, tise Furpished House, near F% SALE-NORTHEAST—136 FEEL FRONT O section of 7 »_ AP. 3 5. = S 5 square from street | FOR RENT—1309 RHODE ISLAND AVE SEVEN h st. Hear H.; reasouable price. Also 62 feet front Bog Brg es Rooms snd Huth, Mod. Laps, Ise tie unsur- | F216. Sear lh eh, A good property ot iow Seuce outh. Apply to. LSE” | yued; $30 per mouth, JAMES A BATES & CO, 31-10t Bor oy eee —— 407 F st. uw. au30-2w ” | _sus1- ou a coruer Da very desira ‘The session of 1889-90 will commence 9 ocTobEn 1. ase, ot 7 oalose PDs, wien the oe Duuncenents logues can be obtained at the book stores’ don application tw the Secre.ary. 5 As the numver of students admitted to the classes Timited those inteuding 1 enter tae th rea urer CAMPBELL W. se2-1m__ shoul euroll v.. « - betore October 1, proxiuo, at the office BUSHN! See'y. fe ESE er sommr Cor. (Oth and Bats. uw. Tue Cepars BOARDING AND DAY scH FOR YOUNG LADIES ANU LITLE GlRee hiss REOPENS OCTOBER 1, 1 au31-Su 889. MISS EAKLE, 1916 35tb st. RY SCHOL—DKAWING, PAINTING, CHAR- Crayot ry studies for rent. Mi Place. «ud all kins of decorative work: rs, PURE Ss". CECILIA’S ACADEMY, 601 E. CAPITAL 8ST, the” Holy Cross, re of the opens Monday, September 2. Agadeuie euurve lor yoUMg lndice desiring a more ished education, paratory classes thorun trained in the funds- Music Yalosiag mental, branches, ies not at classes tor the gc! Sewing, General Sing Nrewing (sus fu all the ausi-int | eae Pi on the Aichimond wi GEO. @ WARRE. 20th session se; it region of Vi ud BUTLE! Drs ‘Typewriting wil receive special attention, TITUTE FOR. YOUNG LADIES, 12, 1889. Situated in the miles froin Washingt: ,on Dunville i. K. For cutalegu»"d- i, ALM., Principal. Jy! 188 1. O'BRIEN Mii i, SEPPEMBE! EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, FOUNDED 1789. For the grester convenience of day scholars the hours of afternoon recital an. New terms S89 E: tious will hereafter be fruin 2 10 4 opeus THUKSDAY, September 12, Exawinations for entrance September 9 to 11, Apply to the Rector, . Rey, . MAAVENS RICHARDS, 8.J., au30-2w Georgetowr College, West Washington, D.C, HE. NOKWOOD INSTI Fight OPENS ITS TUT hy, Seasion MONDAY, september 30. Address the Friucipals, c Mi. AND MRS. WM. D. CABELL, CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITUTE, Mss Paces 1207 10th st. n.w.—Persons prey ured mos ce-stully for all Exam suc. Elocution taught and Datius, Composition caretully revised, Book Keeping s spe- pon RR cialty. RS. MANNS KINDERGARTEN AND) M PI SHOUL, ABD KINDERGAR’ RIM ALY Sc N NORMAL TRAINING CLASS, t circle, 1918 Sunderlund Place, south of D pon au2)-Im \ ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE N ¥ MEDICAL DEPAKi MeNT DEN’ AND (TAL DEPARTMENT oy THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The sixty-cizhth Annual Course of Medical Lectures and the third Dental Course will beziu on Mouday, Oc- tober 7, a. 8 pm, with the usual introductory cxer- cises, ton, T the Collie building, 1: For circulars of both departiue iy to Dr. A. A-KING, Desh, 7 Ith atreet northwest, Washing: 5 one 885. a EOF feet, 240 feet front on Massachusetts cies on C st. &.8., 130 feet 11 —40 feet on reservatt = = ae = = ALE—SOUTHEAST—ALL SQUARE 505 20th ut. n-w., 67.18.43 | WOR,RENT. 2024 K ST. NEAR NEW SIG: i Q 4 Office, Pressed-brick Front 1 Bessei’s court, 4r 10.50 _ f Huuse on Champian | Mod mya, i feet 1 inches on 19th ceptible of very A good property at a iow figure, ausl-1ot ‘Ok SALE—COMPLETE INFORMATION GIVE in regard to Lots at or near Brookland at BROOK'S: Store, near B. and O. station, Brookland, D.C.au 31-3t" a JOR SALE—ELEGANT LOT AT COX. OF COLUM- S.ORY BRICK HOUSE, 1348 bia road und Mintwood place; also sume very fine bay windows and basement; | Lots adjoining at inoderate price. These Lots have gas i “eo F. Lo 22s4 Up'r. Water at. ausl-ow Gi. W.LINKINS, loth and A ste. bow uk KENT-A NEWLY FITTED UP 10-KOOM House ob L st, one door fram Conn ave, $60. CHAS. LARLY, oud Lita st. ROOM BRICK HUUSE.BATH, ay; all medern uaprovemenis: 426 «second dour trom Sth st, tuctug it RE! Boundary st. u.w. room and Kitchen; 18 ® mouth. “Avply at | and water, sower Lear by; mdewalks laid, curbstoues : Key at $20 Bouudary jt. We aussi | set, "rondwi TYLER & KUL HER- ©k KENT—UNFUBNISHED Fok REN} 1026-28-30 TH ST. NW. BRICKS; | FUR. 1:0 wul7-18t winrar UW atl two stories, seven rooms and bath; all modern im- poe SALE— Mn oud. ss Provementa; Cheap rent; reduced 110, 22.83 1UTH ST., CORNER P ST. N.W., Siaea ave. bi fvsat 101. “BUH. WARNER & CO.” | Handsome Large Corner Lot: fronts 00 fest on 16th bbe nw. | stand 126 fecton Pat. Price 84 jer square foot, 6 6TH ST. W., §-ROOM Fis! ss improvement: reiit $0.45. | _8U31-6t 4 F st. bw, OR RENT. Brick; all modern x RUGENE'D. CAKUSI & CO., cor. 10th and E sta J Ok SALETA VERY DESIRABLE Lor, 100x100 We - “au2d-6t Cor. th upd Cue: teri cay {0k RENT—22 GRANT PLACE. 11 ROOMS AND | _*U50-3t__LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F ot. nw. _ bath, ail m4; unfurnished, $75: furnished, $100; | J) OTS FOR SALE-CHOICE LOTs IN TAKOMA five New Houses un Pierce st, iW. at $20 each, Park. THOS. E, WOUDS & SON, Pacitic Build- PLANY & TUKPIN, Safe Deposit Co., | ing, 624 F street nw. ausundt _au28-6t 15th st. and N.Y. SS FSRLPSSE 95 220 ST. ABOVE # ST. SEVEN | P’iounat. bet. o ana P ste. n. wv. Two Fine Building ew 3-story and Basement Brick Houses, : * the oti with D coome, bath aid ‘cellar; «il moderu improve: | Su feat 15 feet d Vide public alley” ie 25 feet feet 6 inch y 1 deop. Wik alle, ents; bard wood fiuish: cabinet. mantels; bay win- | in rear, Price: @2BU porreguc aot, ee Pane alley Gows: open. for inspection; rent, $50. por mon BH WAKNER & suz0-12"" | au3l-6t BRICK DWELLINGS; 6 UR SALE—4 CHOICE LOTS ON M ST. NEAR North Capitol, at 61 cents, and 10 Lots on Patter- 0 i be examined by pe THOMAS J. FISMEL & improvements; pleasant jveation ou 6th st. ».¢,aud on 7th st, n.¢, bear K st.: | son st, bear Electric cars, only 35 cents. SWOKM- house, open for inapection rent only 914-75. py | STEDT S BRADLEY. O27 Fo auzg-t st.m.w..12r@87.50 01 oes ~ POE SALE-EINE LOT ON © . AVE. BET. M ington, Hise wud N sts, 30x144 feet; price $5 per foot. For sale, 223 D st. u.w., Stool Brick, renting for $26.50 © month; lot 6 feet front. running Hist nc. $0 | through to Indiana ave, ; Building Lot ou the avenue: INGHAM, 1408 Fads | PCE as Toe 5021344 feet on D at, bet. South Capi: e tol and Del. ave. ¢.w. ; price 45c. per foot. OR RENT—FOR COLORED PERSONS — NEW | , X0F sale. Lot 40 feet trun on west aide of Mi. UE. ave. Houses on Ward lace n. w., containing four rooms | PSE. # Spa tices bee endOete, Sux100 1208 Conn. 19th st., bet. K h. with range, hot and cold water, water closet, &. Pas fm eu Bist st, bet. K aud 5, 1Srs,, per year. ‘Only 5U per month, BEALL, BROWN & Cu, | feet; Price $1.70 per square foot. 207 Qst., 1r., per mouth... 2 150 | 2304 ———— azesm"| For sale, « dplendid Launury Building with eve oe ver LE BEI ORD. heh Bat. * suey. rh uprovueut: ih, uortheasts lot Sere feet au331-6c* 307 F s.nw. | Bok RENT— mode! $8 | alley: price $7,200; first-class tenant will take a lease 7 | at once for five years or longer at Rer month: 75 | _auzs8-lmo GWYNN, NEWMAN & CO. POE SALESSEVERAL OF THE BEST CORNER Lots in Eckington ate bargain. PITNLY & BRADFORD, 1305 F aw. TOR By DOLPH TERRACE,” KocK- | 4921, 0st. nw. i vile, Mi Ke-ilence in excellent condiuion, | 4956 Thur Glegautly fu-ni-hed, china, incu, Xe. 11 rooms, smu : cious grounds; five Sebsanaa? wack tones. Genet, ‘dent lom’ts socestauie 330 iit at oe teuaut Inquire ot Hou. GEORGE PETE, Keckville, | #18 Sat nw LOr mi. ords JORDAN, Atiautic baxiding, 925 Fst. uw. audi-ut au27-6t* VOR SALE—IN ALORAMA” — BE. Building Sites at speculative prices. aud full injormation apply yo THOs. J. FISHER & CO. au31-6t 1324 F VOR SALE-A NUMBER OF FINE BUILDING te on Prospect Hill near Livcoln ave. ; some within 100 feet ot the Electric Railroad; beautitul Tew ot whe city: can be, hud at bargain.” SWOLM- STEDT & BRADLEY, ¥27 F aul7-6t Foums over sture 630 LEN, O50 Ha. av sail OK RENT—6-ROUM HOUSE 210 BST. mocern improvements, with cellar. All in wood Grder. Inquire at 625 cb st. nw. 31-3 OR RENT—1434 Q81.N.W. FLEGANT 13-ROOM vase Pa. ave. uw. Apply to I 2.W. Fo SALE— . Beirk 1 $05. 54 Tot se nw, Freon é southeant HEAT SPLENDID LOT tine’, 7-ro0l 2.W.....--10 | ou southeant coruet New Marpalire ay a outa, SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, | Sper ivce PRANK BCONGEIC G-roum brick’ Dwelling, | _au20-1m _ 27 Fatuw. | apis + Stvumt Brick Dwell | Won KENT—OFFERED FOR RENT FOR THE W. CLARENCE DUVALL, 925 F st. mw. | of it roves Innye grounds snd statieret the sorbet JOR KENT—ENTIRE BUILDING, NORTHWEST | corner of Massaciusetts ave. and 11th at Pome dL u.w.; has elewauit large store on | ‘The interior of this House is beautifully finished and furuished througout in eleyaut. sty e, aud offers ‘Organ; one of the most attractive homes in Washington. Will | day. ‘Thursday and > Feary oufucusived i denired. “ARriy Suepreuusee a fo | S24 Weduewday and Friday ae | Fears unt f ply on premises or = a = ee {NEW BRICK HOUSE, EIGHT a x N a T. JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. xi. iimy.:mewly papered: bay window; Foy SOUN SHEL MANE CONTSO7 Pt SS bitnt Departments usd vour Courses of btudy, HEO INGALLS KI: and for th Fuoms Qaree stories, press brick ; reut $50.50. r B parstory School attached. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN 5 ed double Sa 1752 Corcoran *ARA'TION Caf ame FOR THE Cities ag 257" For Ca NAVA ae aia ‘or Catalogues address Preside _ syed THOMAS FELL, LL.D. Ph.D. Ke MAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ART Conservatory, is 3 Complete School tor Girls, bend for catalogue to ©. 1. Y¥, Pres, Hayers- town, Md. ‘yen iE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTI- cal Departments, of Howard University, will open is winter's sewsion OctoLer 1. For circular apd in- formation address ©, B. PURVIS, M.D., Secretary. 1116 13 16tocz CADEM 00 | Gr. no Seabol 227 H atme,.,2-sty. br. jr. 1508 Tat, Saty! 80 Hr, stone, 111 1408 Stoughton st, aty., Or... 1410'Stoughton st; 3 wy. OF... . FUKNISHED. Sety., 1845 14th at, ‘S| br., 10r. 1640 191 5 11 Ww, OF THE HOL' ida he isos theory and techiic, and embraces. pint Mie voli, wuitar ad ban. = Latwrungea, general vocal and drawing, and fancy- work free” & 6 Oe Mitisconteh INSTITUTE FOR BOTH 8! Be 10 Qty Saiy tr. W202 N st Saty Ve. 480 Pa ave. 3r., s. Concordvilie, Pa, Preparatory, Business, Fniglish; RES, rientidic and ‘College Prev. courses, Special cure to 5 SULZM, ttoreand dwel 5 | little boys highly recominonded. Moderate rates” J, 145 2:47 H st-ne.,anddwel4s | SHORTLIDGS (Vale), 100 910 Pst. corer. 82, AYER, BOARD AND TION, 3 4th st. second cae: itary Academy (boys) try College ‘young men). All brauches, thorough i Sota €2-° 5 oy aid bath 965 | struct ouyseriet discipline; healthy. Address Eyiscopa! four, Ore. and 60 | Schools, Haddontield, N. J. au 13-3w? go Ugit ath at fourth ] MEKSON INSTITU re, joor, Gra, and bath... 14 14th st, bet. Land K sta, z Classical and ‘Muthetuatical School for Young Men and Bora, | ante Begine ita thirty-cighth year MONDAY, Septem AUK, = ant” caer Ooliomse aed Catrenainns tor so or Yale, Kius and other Colle an Scientific Schools, United States Military sud Naval academiog: sna toe, business: For Reruculars. ad: cus. 5 YouNG, Principal. th u.w.. FF, th str w. In rear of 1420 N st., coachman’s ruom, Bret au3-1m a8 aul5-3m > George: ma 45u Ariuory st . “is ediate reach of ull: ace 4) ous: CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 13th a ; eS 4 th st. se...000. bs sal crncer Wagon aren peg nd JOR RENT HOST. N W..9 LOOMS, M Suhioen at pewriting zaughtires. Head Schoul. rt | Mosk =e gg 2 . 1427 P ot. v1 . ‘honography, 921 F st, u.w. 2d floor. aus. 7 en a = A ARTYN IMEKCIAL COLLEGE, 3133 6TH Ban Sr City Post Olice. Hevpens.ok At Me “ty Conn, ave... 208.333 | "Cull of send for catalowue. aul ‘st.u’r Dupoatetr. 1 OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY, MD.— p g Couducted “by the Brothers of the Christian a seen i eis Sclewtiner Aneaical und Comituercial Gutrwon. CH. BROWN, © Modern Langtaves ani EATON, 29% & BROWER, gut extra chance, Studies ‘on the first oui 1dr. Sheveland, Gra. t.. Be depot tes ‘ptember. iculers: ese eM OTHER DENTS: Precden TOR SALE—ON $10 MONTHLY PAYMEN ft ni ‘ tended to. F fee Lua Seana | oy trarar eee ve WAL epiape bis ra, M. (Yale: Spring, Sid. iyi WELL & MEPL EDICAL DEPAHTMENT, MS BAe atere auf en Lor. 140 Fa. aves > PRSaoe ns Tusreae, Rk KENT—TWENTY-TWO NEW HOU }.o1 ATIONAL CAPITAL 1 PrWiaitton cnig 2d none ind See Oe forele very ; sevea un 2 are ready for orc Sg 8) tyme on, thse . Will be leased at @. qT vowil S Ly oe 6th and, grat eve ghbacd 460 cick aeege tke oe ee deairabic &.ther ioriuvestnsent or tame Se lvoruk, watch wil be 875. made to suit var All are open for inspection. aod ‘su31-6t° B. H. WARNER & CO. JQOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FORN ie iS deen eat pen Seta privat “uly. ‘Address Bus ae, > 1 wa: vILOOX. vate ens - OB RENT—12339 CORCORAN S8T,, 10 nu be th, tn cums lete over aout, +1 1303 F st, LISBie baad, : sagt 50 per jonth uz8- A SAFE. PLEASA A, Children. |. B. MONCURE, eine covers all expenses, Address Richland, Stafford county, Va, JADUCATE AND WIN — BUSINESS COURSES, “4 Junior: Bovk-keeping, Arithmetic, vetical Graminar aud Correspondence, Penmanship aud Spell- ing. Senior: Arithwetic, Book-keoping aud Banking, Business Practice, Civil Government and Commer cl Law. Classes aiso in T writing, Elocution and Givii service, arid. progress and eas ovens Sept. 2. Call between > and % pou Commercial Schovl, 407 East Capitol 2 HOMME WILL REOPEN HER My ractical RENCH, CLADSES OCT. 1. practical use of the aud « mun- ciation Teughtin T hires Dore ts int mut pupils, For particulars address _au28-3m ‘Care of Dr. W. W. GODDING, ff Washington, D. ©, PME ART OF | MAKING CHAYON POR TAITS ‘a ughtin Fifteen Lesson drawing necessary y. aE Stud.o open day and ¢ 21th st tional Bauk of the Kepublic Build- PENCERIAN | BUSINESS: atau Bae that sud Useful Lives. qualifies You Orthograp phy) the English Kapid Calculations, ping, Yariety of business, Business Pract ‘ocal Physical Culture by the Delsarte Byatem, Lectures on ou Bt ft Weeks, payable on Year scholarshinn ts. nw. Five street car lines De aa near the door. A practical business education Men and Women for Se)f-su rt y aud Eveninie pan cy vine Rapid om rreapendencs, viapeed toevers, a iy “thie quarter, ven entering, 20. ‘Night ecoctoue, $50; three inouths, $16. ‘Svecial courses: iclegraphy.—Ladion and _ Gentlemen Trained in graph ottic good lechanical end Architectural Drawing. struction in these branches under skill Shorthand and Type W; Careful; e Art of Telesraphy as tsed in all tele. operators always in demand. Vening in- ers. repared mast pe, Wciting: Students P for Amanuensis Work in from Three to Six Months. All Branches of Ty pe Writing thoruughly taught; also the use of the Graphophoue. Write or call tor open for arrane: School year begins Mouday, September 2, Monday, 26. HENRY Cay SARA A. SPENC! illustrated annual announcement, College pia on atid A PENCER, LLB. ‘Vice Princip aT. JOHN'S COLLEG! MONT AVE. NEAR 5 wr 8h copenical, a mgac, oe yg pecial attention giver onoKraphy and Type. writing. Studies resumed Monday, ee 2. ‘au2d-1m IPPHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE COLUM- digi > H at. u.w—This Schgol, with uu College, 1 it an increased fucult = XM. formation ad au26-1mo 5 sw — will open September ‘Thor. he preparation for College, for the U.S, Naval and tary Acadeaies and for business, For farther ine A. P, MONTAGUE, HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.—THE EXERCISES: of this College, the oe Depurtment of the ii Tesuun in the Uni- ste, jumbian University, will Verity Building, southeast corner of 15th and H on Monday, the’ 23d of Septembcr, at 9 o'clock The courses of instruction 1. ve been re’ and en- lanyed in ail the Classes, and will. hereafter be open to woluen, in response to iuany applications. atresdy made und uay be foun fro 10 to 12 0 students or others courses of study. For cat eh _ 8u26-1mo r this head. A member of th Faculty Aduily at the Library of the Uatveraity Jock in the morning, to confer wi corcerning the peeking information Gis SNELLING, LE. p. President, OUNG AND MW educated in a Pursuits of Life. (astiuay System, tice, and Banking): Ber lnerelal Arithmetic, Word-Lessous. aud Cou Taw. Ene /DDLE-AGED MEN AND WOMEN ‘tical Manner ior the jess Course: Book-kees minanship, Corresyondence,Com- ‘inh Course: Word-Lessous. Grammar, Rhet- thimet Ge phy. Also Hand, ype-writt bew iture. team Venieuces. Send for. circ (uusle with Martyn's Collece) aud the public are in- ¥ited to call. COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF CoM- MEKCE, 609 F st. nw. eure Arit and courgee i Accountancy. hort- ‘aud Telegraphy. New . aun ‘heat sud oiler modern. con ulurs, ° Former. students aT. MARY'S AO. § ALEXANDKL, day THE SUbEOR: Young Ladi LitieGiris, “conductea by toe SISTERS OF ue HOLY ‘CkOSS. oe va ‘ton: ADEMY. N. FAIRFAX STREET, VA, 00) {3 from W team- Soli or tara: Terme ie’ ‘Doarders 817 ner ana. F particulars apply to Sis auz4-: VY HALL—A BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL I for Children at Forest Glen. mcutecenane Cnimty. id. used, Kinder ‘Quincy method . tn x oan e ae Wee te ber 16,1859, Miss EMMA PKENTISS, ‘aul 7-Imo* Nilchusee; | NinaSor” Busia ‘College “aopargts x iD a “ol auisings: full courses, diplowan and ‘also Preparatory ; departments; art, music, Septeiiber 18. Addreus Kev. A. M. JELLY. A. SU'D.D. Presidentior Prof, E. H. NORMAN. Princt: i, Business Colle Wibdsor, Md, oony HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. Prey The Corporal: Bed ‘School opens Septem! dhe Columbian College opens: sSipteniber ga Unexcelled location ut School s.quipment. G; jentific School opens October: OGON TZ, P, nd 8 aandine New mpasium, Dili ‘Be, Fhorough preparation ior College'or Boteutiic Bobuot, For eire ‘onZO-aw ‘O. CALVIN RICE, A.M., Principal, Me JULIET DONNALLY, PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION. au.9-3m Inquire at SANDERS & STA) we at mw. Septem! land Pupils, stem Date ‘Mr. Butler will receive = limited numberof Organ 5) Goer SCHOOL, FOR THE BIND. jorth avenue, admitted free if sre wo Callst SANDERS & STAYMAN'S, 934 Fat.aw. SEPTEMBER 2. 188 EDUCATIONAL CITY AND DISTRICT. ox ior aepieN ee Judicious Advertising bey whee ond rit gual ee al CREATES many a new business; ‘English. in qpeappot tion is given tm jan-| ENLARGES many an old business; M Art, ° feBveral cgurees jmay taken im Musie-and Ac | REVIVES many a dul! business; Scnsupdions and a are Hesiod, Tented and soundancysuyplcdwikyars | RESCUES many @ lost bint: moun aoeae wae. many a fatling business; younding country iveutiray and’ ertirate 5 PRESERVES many a large business; srie-ent M a PORE Lee SECURES success in any business, 7REDERICK aia ¥ To “advertise judiciously.” use the columns of Exhoois or Se Selentife | Tee Evexixo Stan. Everybody in the District ‘Pupils from have their home jn the house of | reads it; ans, in ion to the returns it yiekis phe Fru cipal. and are under bis jmwediate eupervis- Proportion advertisers, its rates are much te cheapest. 4. B LESLIE, A.M, | Her Thirteenth Birthday. “How long have you been thirteen years - Frederick. Ma. Winey SSERVATORY OF MUSIC, sT. | 0/4?” asked Judge Mills this morning of a col- Cloud ‘onal Fiano, ab Organ, Vi Satine end, ste. —Twen! —. ored prisoner named Annie Jobnson, who was ¥ Rivantaces “OS BTDULLARD. Ditector " ya-2ue” | im the Police Court for being disorderly on the NMO! “HO EEOPENS | Street, GEESMORE SCHOOL FOR ee ept A lumited number ‘ For| “My father told me Sunday that Iwas thir- Grover ma Dr. iuacaster: 1408 ave. | teen Years old,” the girl replied, “and be said au;-lm* I on have a bisthday party.” keh oa BERLI 30mC AGka ‘nnie’s general appearance indicat t i a a her thirteenth birthisy bad passed several 723 14th ot. ww. years ago. Terms dewin Judge Miller fined her $5, ORT, sl! summer. “Also "summer School at Asbury dge ined her $5, —_—__—_ Bow. St. Peter’s Corner Stone. “RED JIM” McDERMOTT. Ata meeting last night of the committee of The Notorious Info emt a parishioners of St. Peter's church charged with the arrangements for the laying of the corner His Remarkable Story. stone it was stated that all of the parishes and A London special to the Philadelphia Times | uniformed Catholic societies in the city hd says that “Red Jim” McDermott, who made | been invited to participate in the parade. The his h Brook! er eay ea will probably start from the Arling- sivlgpnicis lo inser bereaeira om Ton hotel, but all of the details will be arraneed all over the world, whose death in various shapes has been announced nearly a dozen Thursday night, times, and for information of whose where- at the meeting of representatives of tl ent parishes to be heid at Carroil institute ee 5 i Races atu tae Weex.—At Baltimore during abouts Henry Labouchere offered €50 during rd v . the sitting of Pareall 6omiaiasion, lett Linea the exposition, 9th to idth instant, take the Baltimore and Ohio's forty-five-minute flyers. doh yesterday on an early morning train. To | Time table in other column. $1.40 round trip, * the Times correspondent McDermott told the story of his wanderings, saying that he had Trying to Run a Locomotive. been reported killed so often people would not | Patrick Sullivan, a resident of East Washing- believe be was alive. He continued: ton, whose actions indicate that his mind is not “So many lies have been told about me, and | sound, was before the Police Court today, some of structed, that 1 was often puzale: them have been so be Pearl con- | charged with disorderly conduct. He was ar- y them my- self. I was in Berlin ouce aud from a botel | Tested Saturday afternoon by Policeman Har- went to live the police th: j low. Sullivan was found in the yard of the til T wus told b; ’ ‘i bed Bona long enough in the | Baltlasors and Ohio depot, He bed climbed place unless I had a passport. I had no pass- | Upon one of the enzines and was trying to open rt. I could claim citizenship nowhere. ‘The | the valve and start the eugins in motion. nited States ought to have protected me, but | Judge Miils waid that this was a case out of did not. I was without country at the time. I | the usual line of disorderly conduct. The felt rather desperate and I said to myself: ‘By | property of the railroad was at stake, and had a T'll go to the only free country on earth,’ | the prisoner succeeded in bi an undertaking he went to England. There a man is safe, ; Might have caused an accident that would have and my sympathies today are English. Tesulted in many deaths, “They say I betrayed the secrets of the Irish | A fine of $25 was imposed, societics aud am accountable for the imprison- ment of Dr. Gallagher and others, I say they Go ox Fnipay axp Saturpay Evrsixo to wee! but tl I was ii Tonged?. Twas arrested 1a 060s noon ee dieg ea | yesterday in the Catholic churches of New York England from America. I was in jail for six | in connection with the papal allocution of June All my papers were taken from me, 80 reinforced the admonition of the allocation were all returned to me, It was after | based on the erection of the statue of Giordano “Talk of romance; no romance can compare i with the story of my life. When I was abourd te contest between the Vatican and the Italian ship, trom which I landed only to be arrested, | G9vernment as foliows: lie, I haven't belonged to an Irish society since | Marshall Hall excursion. See advertisement.— 1865. Adv, ae ‘WAS A FENIAN, 7 v “Twas fenian, but that was the only Irish TASS SED Rea: society I ever belonged to. I belonged tonone| What Archbishop Corrigan Says on of their societies in America, and the only the Situation at Rome. sabe ag oper I belong to today is the onic, How coud I steal and sell secrets of | archbishop Corrigan’s pastoral letter read ated that I began my wanderings. | Bruno, The archbishop gave summary of I met my good fortune in the form of a woman. | ‘Nineteen years ago Victor Emmanuel, “‘the Why she took an interest in me I can bardl say, but she did. My arrest did not lessen the ¥ | gentleman king,” sent an agent to Pope Pius interest, and I am married to that woman now, | L* ‘© invite him to surrender the patrimony of But before that event occurred I suffered many | 8t. Peter and the temporal power which se- hardships, traveled over many countries, sailed | cured his independence as the head of the Uni- thousands of miles and had countless curious | versal church. Without waiting for the letter adventures, | of the sovereign pontiff in rep], i : pon Ply to this inso- “In my wanderings I have picked up several | ; languages. My wite ls Frenche-s countess cand | 1ent request to reach him,—Victor Emmanuel Ispeak her natuve language. I speak Danish | invaded the papal territory and took for- and Swedish, and can make myself understood cible possession of Rome. To preserve a in several other languages. show of decency, and to quiet in some OWNS A FRENCH CHATEAU. measure the outraged feelings of Catholics “There was atime when I was not worth a| tbroughout the world, a royal decree was cent. Now I own a chateau and estate in France, through issued declaring that “the sovereign pontif® preserves his dignity, inviolability, aud all the You can drive a coach and four prerogatives of a sovercign.” Next itadded: the main hall of the chateau. The | “A special law will sanction the conditions estate is small, only 56 acres, but the tenantry proper to guarantee, even by territorial fran- on it number 200, oe to the ravages of Chises, the independence of the sovereign phylloxera it has only pai years to k profit in it, enough for some pontiff and the free exercise of the spiritual the tenantry. There has been no | authority of the holy see.” A further farce, it used to pay 5,000 francs taxes | cailed the law of guurantees, was subsequently s to the government, but owing to the recent un- | enacted—a measure passed by the so-culled Pines the taxes have been lowered to Italian parliament, not permanently, however, francs. It is the same in many parts of ; binding the country at large, as, for instance, France. the Constitution of the United States is binding “In marrying the countess I obtained the | on American citizens, but a provision revoca- title of count, Everything she owned is mine, | ble at any moment on the mere vote of the for in France. you know, everything is in the | majority of deputies, name of the husband. There isn't a tenant on PROMISES MADE TO BE BROKEN, the estate who can marry without getting m: consent. “ i i Thay Gadd te sab conse Wak eel ‘Judged in the light of subsequent events has been the cuétom for centuries, and none of | ‘hese promises of the king and his parliawent them would think of getting married before | (paltry as they were compared with the high- getting the consent of monsieur le count, handed injustice already committed) were “I own a yacht, a forty-tonner, and I want to sell her, she cost me about £28,000. I believeI would made to be broken. In fact, ever since the Worse te Sate, A SCL. occupation of Rome, slowly and stealthily, but yetsurely and steadily, the chains bave been The yacht costs me £800 a year and | wound closer and closer around the successor of St. Peter. The semblance of sovereignty sell her now for what she costs for a year enjoyed by the august prisoner of the Vatican keep. I own a house in Stockholm, and one of my particular friends there is the American been encroached upon, time and again, in various ways, uotil at length the actual minister, Thomas, who was relieved by Cleve- | €°Verament would openly affirm, if it dared, land, but has been put back again by Harrison. that the holy father is simply a subject of Thomas knew all about me and introduced me ; the king of Italy. More than ‘this the avowal legal e: stuffed, are now t mouth to evedied sae Bome of these we been teeeey Frorosaid allocution of the holy father, aggravating, as they have been voidof truth. | ‘During the middle ages, the “With cally tep years of m: .» take care of my-| The archbishop refers to Bruno's monument belt. and in the fast EF ve drunk more spirits than for the last six FREE THOUGHT. months. me were so skillfully put together that I had {o.rend them twice to satisty myself they were 8. “Take O'Donovan for instance. I see thata man named Cassidy has brought suit aguinst him “While I was at Copenhagen I taught school | thrown; but today it is the spirituai dominion and among my pupils sree of the Danish | 1teelf whose obsequies are celebrated. It is 01 rincesues, i are .’ In the same sense the latest Tice with all classes of susie . My troubles hemes g McLean and Mitchell, all interviews with me have been manufsctured. I have allowed my- Seer thon toe Swart te saliety = revolution to antagorze the Christian religion amiter, when I never was one; have been de- i bre prin ber if possible, destroying its Seve been Sontiod ne Serer wes OPT | Sootal te wokicn the Bonoce on the is fri ‘i | is now made, and apparently with high ofti- $a the Desh pcotle te ta gee ene Coenen | cial onaction, teat wet euly the aamperal, bel place it is, too. , also the spiritual power of the pontiff must “There is another property I have and you | °e#se to exist. The holy father has more than Dcreentel et Cote ths Bn eee | ia ensomslon, nl enol potebedld teem aliection & curious name for it in Ceylon, but that’s the | Pronounced in a special co: “A name. ‘This property,a house and grounds, | 9¥2¢ 30, acopy of which is herewith appended, was left to me by an uncle I never heard of till THE BRUNO STATUE. he was dead. He died intestate. He had a “But besides these grave and authoritative son, but ee = was salen by wild beasts, it supposed, for went iuto a forest and never A ‘i game out of it, It cost moa good deal for | sPirstors Soe Oe een te ee ‘penses to prove my title, but I did so os ~ awli and the property pays me 8 per cent clear on | Cost Sunday, Signor Bovio, a deputy of Varlis- what it che” eee? have got this property I | ment and the orator of the day, uftirmed: -To- have great affection for wild beasts, and if I ratins only knew the particular species that ate my the beginning of another era.’ The pzess of lamented relative I would get one and have it | Rome is even more outspoken. ‘On Septem- once called attention to these machinations of held on declarations we have the confession of the con- veiling of the statue of Giordano Bruno on pente- day Rome inaugurates the re! yn of thought, ber 20 (1870) the temporal dominion was over- a will see I have come in con- | the very soul of the church at whose death we i ay ist of Giordano Bruno, in a blet ll behind me, and I have determined ern iat Home July 8, in reply to) the pac} tical sense, was conceivab! Now that the Meucunet ee Leroy spel feet lla wokend exception of the interviews with | who govern and are goverued—the supremacy of the pontiff is impossible under every re- spect.” On account, then, of the evident sim of the old, the see of Peter, it will be spirit of rebellion, in the person of Giordano and to examine the principle on which his admirers base his claims to distinction. IVES’ CROOKED CARELR. His Clerk Turns State's Evidence—Ed: Woodrufl’s Startling Story. A New York special to the Philadelphia In- quirer says: The first authentic history of the extraordinary career of Henry 8 Ives and bis associate, George H. Staynor, is presented herewith. It is the confession of Edward W. Woodruff, Ives’ confidential clerk and bosom friend, who is jointly indicted with bis em- ployer for the commission of a series of most remarkable crimes. Woodruff tells the inside history of all that occurred in the little back room at 25 Nassau street, where a beardless boy sat playing at finance, wrecked rich corpora- tions aud vast railroad enterprises ase child might break » costly toy. The veil of mystery which this young man sought to throw about all his movements is for the first time torn aside. Ives will be tried be- fore Recorder Smythe next Monday and Wood- ruff, whose story is told below, will be one of the many wituesses who will testi(y against him. It is no small punishment to the man who failed for $20,000,000 to find in the chief wit- nesses for the prosecution the clerk whom he always sneered at asa fool. Woodraf's sworn statement is as follows: WOODRUFF'S CONFESSION. “I know the defendants, Ives and Staynor. T have known Ives ever since 1881. He was at that time a clerk in the office of Duchey & Co., an advertising house at Park place and Church street. Lu October, 1583. while 1 was employed in Newark. Ives came out to my house to see jme. He told me he bad been with Chas. 7, Wing. banker and bro! d was doimg a | bond business for him, aud was doing all the | work and getting very little pay for it, He proposed to sct up in the investment business | for Limself, and be wanted me to come with | him, promisiug me €70 « month salary and ap interest in the business, He said be was going in with a firm on the street known as Densiow, Eastou-& Hertz, and they were going to carry | his securities for him und have an interest ip | his business, which. I believe, was one-half, I went there with him October 1, 1883, with the understanding that 1 was to have besides my salary a per cent interest in the business, He bad only desk room with the firm, 1 had never been in Wall street before and all Lever learned about it was from Ives, IVES START. At the time I was with Ives he told me that | be had about $10,000 of his own which he had made while with Wing, and expected Charles F+ Opdyke & Co., now with Brestow Pest & Opdyke, to give him £10,000 more as bis share Of the proceeds of @ joint account transaction he bad be in with him. Farles, I believe. | had been bond clerk tor Opdyke & Co., and | Ives bond clerk for Wing, and Farles was brought into contact with Opdyke iu that mat- ter. Ives lost all this money, practically to the last, while he was with Denslow, Euston & Hertz. in injudicious or unlucky speculations. Five or six months after be wont with theme | fire occurred uext door to Deuslow, Euston & Hertz, whereupon Ives moved to the office of George William Ballon & Co., having only desk room there, as he bad with Densiow, Eas- ton & Hertz. Ballon carried his securities for him, as Densiow, Easton & Hertz bad | done, with the exception that in great | transactions Bullon charged Ives @ commis- sion for delivering these stocks or bonds }in lieu of any jomt account arrangements, Here be continued im the investment securit} business two or three months, after whic! period his desk was taken to the office of the firm of Meeker Brothers, at 24 Broad street, For the first few days we were in Mecker's office they received our securities in whatever | bond transactions we had. This firm was com- | posed of Thomas B. and William B. Meeker. | After Ives was with them in this way for a few | days he convinced the Meekers, who were young men with money left them by their father, what a big concern they could make if they would form firms in conjunction with him. | He had long been desirous of connecting himself with « firm which had a membership | upon the stock exchange, and both the Meekers | were members of that body, A firm was sc- cordingly formed, composed of the two Meekers, and itis under the firm name of Meeker, Ives &Co. They speculated im Lackawensa, Ore- gon and Transcontinental, and they lost in that Way =7,000 or $8.00. This led to « disagree- ment, and frequent personal quarrels between Ives and the other members of the firm. Ives got out of the firm of Meeker, Ives & Ce., about July or August, 134. He had very little capi- tal still, having lost practically all be had made | in January. INVOLVED IN TROUBLE. | Asnear as Ican recollect be got mixed up | witha man by the name of Hedman Coben. This man told Ives that according to the | stock exchange list there were from 8,000 to 14,000 shares of Mutual Union stock outstand- | ing. whereas, in reality, there were ouly about | 1,000 shares outstanding, which were beld | lightly, and which it would be a very easy job tocorner. The idea struck Ives as being quite the proper thing, but im order to carry it through at least 92.000 would be needed and he didn’t have it. being clean broke then. In order to obtain it we proposed and made use of a scheme to which I was strongly op- posed. The scheme was to issue what I called debenture bonds, sell them and invest the money in real estate loans in the west at bi | Fates of interest and make the difference on iuterest on the bonds. The high rote of interest which be would re- ceive in the west. In some manner Ives raised $4,000 on a lot of these bonds, of which amount be would have the use of for some time. | Through a Newark friend he induced several | stock brokers to for bis account $10,000 worth of Mutual Union on « margin of from 2to | 10 per cent. Ives’ brokers bought all this stock that was offered and hoped that when the | brokers found that White, his Newark friend, failed to put up his margin be could force | them to pay his own price tor the stock bought |under the circumstances. Some bow the brokers smelled a mouse and compared notes, the result being that the transactions were de- clared off. ‘bus the Mutual schemes fell through, und after it and the bond business — vettled Ives & Co. were absolutely penni- His next venture was in Mineral stock, into which be dragged Staynor. About this time there arove rumors to the effect that there was to be a new railroad, to be called the Han- cock and Calumet vey — — was to parallel the Minerai Range line. Ives sudden} determined to get possession of the new oe HIS FIRST RAILROAD VENTURE. He made an agreement with Staynor whereby the latter was to put up the money for the pur- chase if Ives were able to effect it. The result was that Ives purchased the controlling inter- est in the road for £42,000, Staynor was un- able to meet the draft for that amount which Ives drew on the frm. apd it intimacy wit lenry Gillig American exchange, in Europe, was voluable in enabling him to procure funds through the Columbian bank of Philadelphia. In this way the draft was paid, the stock was taken in the possession of Staynor, and subsequently West, and there transierred to either Ives or Staynor, or by the direction of one of them into what- ever names they designated. The means for the of the stock were furnished by Staynor, Ives having at this time not more then 2.000 or €3,000, if he had that much, Once baving got this stock into their hands they elected themselves officers of the road, at couple of hours have | 88 “the deification of unbelief.” As I suid some of the lies told about ‘The archbishop then discusses free thought. The church, he says, maintains that as truth can never contradict truth, true scientific re- and had ever é Ff il if! s [n= gy = a which was held ia a ves being secretary telnnseur antl Staywer peodidaat, ISSUED STOCK AS THEY PLEASED. They had the transfer office of the company removed to New York, issued stock as they in their own purchase. The stock bought oa —— began to “ ~4 an eye rive und their consequent profit Ives’ direction.