Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1889, Page 3

FOR_RENT—HOUSES FOR VOR RENEE | 50k a Oe |) A Renee | Eee 1 Pca ne ce ee _ FOR RENT—HOUSES. __ Fo. RENT—311 0} AT, 9 » ROOMS, | MOD. I IMPs Fongeneatl2 7aB s 1213 EST. DAR on ki RENT- = a SE ROO! At ¥umpiehed - hema ih o geen 5 o G Poe: a stn mod impa, oe io e Pelt ella Huai bat ews ENT—THAT aes ‘L DOUBLE ae Rea -~ cor. of nore ps (4 = 13 cheerful a RR REN mace and open-fire places ie Pandan i418 Fa. “ia tnaery oe A. He FORLING, 1368 00 ata. we “FOR RENT FOR _ _InE ‘Bortheast NT—OF FERED eae ey are. and ith ween ate a op tara, Sor yearn, dig premises or to i407 Fat. pe ieee es peta EDUCATIONAL. queaeiae CAROLINE ST. N.W. AVERY beth and cellar, in tice Little Home, 7 roca, bath, ah ea sae ‘aust (OR RENT~10 Sng NENT TENANT, ENTIRE or Portion of House, Partly 1 Jeasantly located on | ajitel Hill, short dis tance fruus capitol Mefereuces exchanged. Address ‘Box 28, star vffice. au31-3t* Fos RENT 17 wtb lar. unis. ) 6. cor. Lith oud F ste uw. FS. BENT 1203 4TH ST. NW. NEAR M, ry Y rooms, beth snd celisr. ali m i, 2k Ss BLUR sw. cor, 13th seat FoR BENT—2624 K 81 STEDT & BRADLEY. 4 ietincaate 927 F stow, THOS. E aaa ‘Br. , sist st, 10.50 TOLS Jeffersoe 458.1040 Be: » rom, or, ses 30 Br. 10 ist# 10) ment rms 12 468 La, ave., 3d foo: 10) 1 back rooms... STOKES, kx. Store snd Dw'ng 2007. Store, and Dw'nw 142% 14th st. a. $25 ‘The above ts ont rtion of the property on my Rocke. For full list tor office for bulletty tseied on elstandista lwesl TH AGGAMAN, NEW HOUSE. SIX ROOMS BAI ef and all wiodera tiuprovemeuts. ud aud 24ub sts. Me. Tanne 3 24 OK RENT—205 € ST. NW, 12 ROOMS, BATH, steaus and heat. papered throughout; oiled aud D waiter, recevtion, ball. crystal dows, com er hall: @61 per MITH, Ist cud Ind: ave, “sed at QUE KENT—10-KOOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN IM- ‘prewemeute, bay window and latwe park Y -L7 Rent €22.50. Apply at five x a New depsey ave. S875 Ni_i6i9 P ST._NW., BRICK HOUSE Towns, bath snd all mod 2.00 per wo. WASH'N Se piers at papered snd furui low ears; dou't overiouk this. Hi Puan ised Fs 265 49Eaw.4r. ketable} . Georgetown. 230 Teta ee Braud *$0 430 Arihory st, in Rie FOR a-Roow | 8032 Pe 2 13th and N.¥ ave House near lows Circle; any aud com: | OR REN STH OOMS; MOD- pletely furuished. will reut for the seas n- year to er mat Block from patent off Tespousible private tautly. Apply ob premises se3-5* | THe VMAS FuwL! 21 £ st.. 2d Soor. ausi- "Ou KENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 11H ST. ‘0 NEW HOUSES, ON F inece Mama ave.; 20. rome; this Hotioe i it excel: stand New Hamp- dation and is compuetely furvished frvia toy te for occtipanc: Lottous: to cheap furniture in apy everthing ts | aud will be leased at $50 per mouth.” The cthew will perior: this ia the best banal Of s Furnisicd House | be ready. for occupancy. ‘stout October Leek wan ‘ihe city ; if you doubt it Call aud seg the House. rent | rent fur 93,and 200 each, xcept the yuse oD KKON & KASEY the north, whieh will be @75. 1307 F All are open for inspection au31-6t* JOR RENT—1 B. H. WARNER & CO. ANDSOME ¥ FURNISHED House, most desirably jocated near Arlington hotel. Herdics pass door. Kent #150 Ret month vo Private family only. Address Box 40, Star office, TOR RENT—“RARDOLPH TERRACE,” ROCK- ¥ille, Md. Fine Kesideuce in excellent condition, elegautly furnished, chins, linen, &. hier kitchen, laryé stable, spacious «rounds niuutes’ walk from depot’ Kent low to acceptable fonstt | Inquire of Hon. GEORGE PETER, hoe or JS. JOK a AN, AUlantic building, ¥: 31-St" )OR RENT—6-ROOM HOUS. modern improvements, with cellar. All ii order. Inquire at 628 ik st. u.w. aus See" | a Parat ‘et Sehools of Sian Branch, 105 F ot. Fractpalss copa feaso fend), st Seenos See French, 1 Musi ic. Oe INSTITUTE— Select School tor Young Ladies and Little Girls. P West Washington, siagpens October 1. Taso. ‘pri pals, the Misses DURS! EY. se-Lin* OUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1630 1 8T.. M Engheb and Frou HbA aaert ash for Girls. Mrs, a S Pato, Principal. Harp und’ Vocal Mur ELLs ieee OATES 4 is o3.1m* t 1580 0 at, CT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENTARY wol for both sexea, IN] L 1st 0. W tuber 25; corps of teachers inereased; vared for UUsiien+ OF eulleges FREE; new sanitery pluubiug, venti- od beating.” buildiic ready for inspection + primctoal may be seen. st office froin 10 For catslvgue address THOM. a Sep FULSi nits ne iF UbWen. JDWALD c. Seon TOWN E) Teach eae Correet (deep) Breath a "¢, Oratorical and Dramatic Avi sex-4i KY OF MUSIO, 913 vugb instruction, prhuary and ad- vanced course, plano, ogan,vivlin, ke. IN HART, Principal. Db plate of New England Conservatory ‘of Blusic, Bos Natioxs AL UNIVERSITY The senaion of 1889-90 will commence TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1580, at 7 o'clock pau, when the ap- Scaucquents sill teas jogues cau be oviained at the stores sid.un applic ‘ ‘A® the number of Limited those intendune to cuter tae school should gurell on vr befuce Uctuber 1, pruxiuo, at the uflice of ie 4 rea ured BELL W. BU LOUEEE See 4008 Fst. aw, 19th and £ sts. uw. rinvipal book oy ur Meanrer se2-1m Tur Cepars BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ks ANY LITTLE GIRLS. BEOPENS OCTOBER, at 1 1889. ju E, 1916 35th at INTING, CHAR- iu'is ot decorative work; E, princi 30 Peres aus) CECILIA: ‘8 ACADEMY, 601 E. CAPITAL ST., the’ Holy Cross, re- cademic cours: OF & more finished education. classes thoroughly trained in the funda- mental, branc! M ting and Faucy Work Clases n@iug the school,” Plain aud Drawine Loire all the = BCHO. arene ud all rf Pludles tor rent, Place, between Sis Classes.” Txpewritiug will receive special attention, 188 L. O'BRIEN A) i Keopeu ber School for Boys ga Girls MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 2100 Penusyivanis ave. u.w. aus0-5t* EOKGETOWN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, FOUNDED 1789. For the greater conventence of day scholars the hours of afternuon recitations wili hereafter be fro Ra, New terms opens THULSDAY, Sei tember. tz, 8, Exausuations {or entrauce September # to 11 Apyly to th ry Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS, S.J, an30-2w Georgetown College, West Washington, D.C. Tye NOKWOUD INSTITUTE OPENS 16 d iwhth Session MONDAY, september si Address the Erineipals, a t. AND MBS, WM. D ‘CABELI. S AINDERGARTEN AND; RY SCHOOL, rragine KINDERGARTEN NOL ALE 7 RAnTING cLase, 1918 Sunderland Place, south of Dupont ef Natio MEDICAT. COLLEGE DEPAKI MENT aND DENTAL DEPARTMENT or THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. hth Annual Course of Medical Lectus tal Course will bewin ou Moray, Oc- 7,8. 3 p.m., with the usual introductory exer- cises. in ‘ollewe building, 1325 H wtreet northwest, For circulars of both Sepcrimente newly wo to Dr. A. it ah, 726 Lsth street nol west, W one. Bi The sixty- and the third PORKENT— jase gat Brick cs ROOM rwellin 4 Toth st. n.w., ¥e. ROR RENT—AN EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE fas aud water, bath room and cellar and 1103 N st a. w. it ONT AVE., NEAR IOWA fy uraboned Bisse coor ; Bumercus pictures and several cesof statuary included : house never before rented. Mine-room Brick, with A rn Luprovementa, EXILE & Co.. se2-1 ‘225 F at. w au31-6t° aT ©, HOLTZMAN, REAL XS Fee KENT-ENTIRE BUILDING, NORTHWEST tale aud Iisurance Broker. 10th and ate, corner 7th an e store on i rade floor and (12 ‘rooms ail in, good order: oe jeune toa iow A 8z7 Bt UO | once W. © DUVALL Das Bato ee este iB RENT—NEW BRICK bag EIGHT wh st. ow, nh x ee. rocene; moa. lanp.; newly, papered: “Yoo! pundow: Sakack piste 3 erase 1-8 = RENT—UNFURNIGHED. ATOLL Ft s18N Pett 17 Bd. sulbay NY aver aw ete eS 1415 Mass. ave, 17r. ‘and stable 100 2024 Huulyer pl. 7 oe bu. 87 14 12 eee Str) Sr. & a 3 st e.a, 10r Pu ave b.w., Sr 4 FUENISHED HOUSES. COMPLETE FuiNTED LIST AY MY OFFICE. OFFICES. it. w..1€r. and stablel 16, 140k Btoughion st, ete order tarvogucat siione SLIEBEAMANS: 308 F FOE BENT UAT CRNIAHED— OR RENT_911 N Si Ww q 1 De FE OR RENT— FURNISHED -~COMMODIOUS HOUS handisouiely aud ist flour newly furmisbed: three ooms deep : . by year orterm of years, to strictly ivate fauuily -'in complete order. occupation at aby nce leaving the ity Ai fox below and Be tioulare, stating iaustly, Box 62, Star office. se2-2 24 13TH ST. BN. W ceryiktow Brick, seven rooms aud bsth; modern finprove- uding blinds and screens, » GAPITOL ST., 10 ROOMS i LW Store and | G r without dwelling, Sivoums Cottage, Le’ Drolet Fat a12. Brick ‘3 stalls, carrie and coschusi's rooms, ia 2th dad 13th aud K ang L sts, aw $13. J. kel. DODSU! ¥ Coun:a.b. N& Dup’t; Conn.av sbove i. Cor. Coun. ave. & Wi. PEULLELING CaN Bk OBTAINED or. ‘Thase houses can te iuayected only UF e fous: 4 1503 Penn. ave.n.w. . oF. Ww) Cor. ide uw. 6 — 44 10 stable Kat aw. Puisitens KENT ‘Two Eentalprp ne ahd pote 3. SHEDD. 15s BUT a tinted JOHN SHEKMAN & CO. 1407 F at, KENT—A FINE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED ob a cotuer na very demrable of the city ; wes the dour sad omiy ame square inom sured $40 toute ‘Apply to W MONBTOS. se ase ie at. nw. " RENT— 1300 KHODE 1 ND AV! FS phy ned, — fa Ft VEN gure: all trout i iD ev Ku! Bouse: reut@sd per mouth. Apyiy vi ot wocends G20 per tunthe SAMS SAEs ae a3 cate BIUS, Lous Penu. aor e aon.e {OK NT—1506 OTH NT. et & og Brick odern linprovenieut EvGENL'D. CALUBI & UO. cor 100) and Esta aw. an20-6t JOR GRANT PLACE. 11 ooms AND 14 ip. Water wie Meta uftrmished: $75. Gku. Wo Liskine. With and if stacuw. wis Depus. PLANL & ix, wate Gon, —A NEWLY FITTED UP 10-K0OM : Tdth wt, aud NY. ave. aie a Saty in REIN UPS 4a © ’ . 1109 13th at, Sr. + _ 005 14iL ot, 5s iat oa 82 oun at 8 CHER qi Sadia Place u w., coutaiuiny font F reome wreten Sy eaten, mance caress oe mou! Baw ours, % GOs ERGs Me yee 2 rent ow Sue 7020, ms, bew. #33 s at. sa dv Aiueriea teacher: s ‘30 ma. ad br., 6 30 7th, fr 39] 1 ny DE. Wai set fe (226t sib, 7 5 VE 1609 7 F § TS Fu 00 1206 22d «t,, vr. ] » 2206 131 3 Pu (Biss. 50 i 1. Ps = > ¥ + L .. NH. z : 2 orators & ou q 0 % Cor G, 101 % S1b edn « Tats. oy) sToES i He St i + ki 27 Tut. rs 2 Rit wud = — ‘Catal ni hy m " b " Sen iaeee | oe bb i ri : CAMP! M 6r..25. Lr D. ry o ae . xs i. LAL 6 i - @ A r coal, Crayoi i 2 1K ‘ Sarat ee of 6 i bs September 2. A: ot ladies desiring slsud ave: Or J tal, branchen, funi. Fal z 1 4 Sewing, General a 2 T, ti J. sti au31-La zm N ‘i wil iat MONDAY, E: " 500 Lith 8 STORES. G 5 1 i 4 0.30 cr aes e Kecto: it oftice, é: 3 5 Mk. a s5, BAL OH ready ¥ w—P Oe > 3 Tange ho & ee RS op M PRIMA N THA BR ted ICAL. il ia Rockville, yaad Se 210 BST_N.W. ALL ~ KING, Dei Telephone. 855, D: 865, ny 25.50. 481 2 $25. aL 30 per ‘13th . 6-ro01 Am’ ~ 1926 Nl. for: — yponuenc Classen Eckibyton, Biee-| pw. $0 to $20. , Progress ve 108 aa tore ei 30 ical i For particulars sddrees, and a th. 13 ‘ORD. dL ow. ; haa elegant larg take pered brick ; pe tise g aw. wo a isthet bw.” 08 0F th a Rapid bart i Social’ C ‘Se 05 si rail meccuateen ©: Hee Co. i = = 2 4 r 0 ROO! aE O-Ot bs aes Ss By i 3035 8a 80 z " ¢ 527 Corcor kt dotp Sa L rt 19th ‘kdwe.65 14th am -40 FS piace i » 1 sso v 50 Toth above K ie 180 08.33. ve 125 Tsth 300 vr near Dupont dee, rs sik saa 25, per month oric, Pei vette square... ...200 Dupoat 00 F's tet inks Sth 250, 83.33 ton. D.C. A Sanh PLEASANT HOME ARDSOHOOL FOR dren. Regular sat eapen French if desired. month cov expenses, Address Aichland, Stafford county, Va. MONCUKE, ap opm AND WIN — BUSINESS COURSES, Junior: Book-keevirg, metic, Practical Grammar and Corresponuer Diane ant Seah Bis Senior: Arithmetic, Book-keeping aud Baking, husiness Practice, Civil Government abd Comme also ip EE igbee! gr ‘ution aud Givii service Kapha pi opens Sept. ig enay, tetas. ke Commercial Schovl, 407 "East Capitol at auzs- Arit Call between 5 and t D'S. auz8-3m LLE V. PRUD'HOMME WILL REOPEN HER FRENCH CLASSES OCT. ‘use of f uage and aed os ciatlon Teacht is, Thirty Dost Se, tr’ WOR BENT—1340 RIGGS 8T,, 940, “se2-3t Sonn. ie ail a eae ss son ‘Care of Dr. bps COP Ry JOR KRENT—1904 RIGGS ST.—A THREE-sToRY | 1207 Q'st., 0 Let DOF ment = fashington, D. C. HE ART OF MW. ‘ON PORTKAITS No knowledge of 5 a drawing’ nocensaiy °° WV REYNOLDS asi 0] it, SUD wh st. Studio open day and evening. - a Goo SCHOOL aperis 3 TWO PUPILS. Address H, a a AKING CRAY ‘Lensons. au27-14t* SuoNERAS xh BUSINESS, COLLEG: EE ‘entire fluors, National Benz of the lepublic Brvce ne corner 7th and D sts. nw. Five street car Ines 88 Leur the door. A pi business educat st qualifies Young Men and Women tors Selfwuppert aves, and Evening Sessions. mbraces: Spencers’ Rapid Writing, ish Language, Physical Culture by the Delsarte System, Lectures on vice including training Tor citizeuships Moral aud “ulture, elements of Political Economy end Cotmmereial we tad mercial Geoxraphy. Tuition fees: day sessions, ten mouths, payable on uterine ‘in monthly in- Mallmente of 610 cache 705 quarter, ten Yeeks, parable on entering, ‘ight sessions: 6. Special caress: sraslowraphy ouasion and Gentlemen Reniyrird sraphotives: gon rhothe er *y lechanicalaud “Architecturs enralt Drawing.—Evening in~ struction in these brauches under skilled masters. Art of Ti Shorthand and ay ‘Writing: Students Prepared for Amanuensis Work in from Three to Six Months. All Brauches of Type Writing thoroughly taught; also the use of the Graphophoue. Write or call tor ilustrated annual announcement, School year bexins Monday, a pen for arrangements on mid aft tember 2. Coll fatter ‘Monday, August See Ss SP ENC Principal 27 VERMONT AVE. NEAR Special “sitention ven to Pat raphy and Types tf : “5 Studies resumed + Septem ber, writing 1 aut i Mate FREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE COLUM bian Coliege, 1335 H wt. u.w.—This School, with {actilgv, will open: September 39, we ghor: Suet ‘preparation for College, for the GS. p formats _8uZ6-1m0 and tary Acudewles and for business For farther iat ALP, MONTAGUE, Principal Dist i COLUMBIAN OOLLEGE.—THE EXERCISES of this College, the Coll Man University, will be resumed in the Uni- Seruity Building, southeast corner of loth and H ats, on Mon e of September, at 9 o'clock 8.11. ‘The courses of in We been revised und en- Juried in all the Classes and hereafter be 0} women, in response to inany applications this head. may be found daily at thar ga ‘in ut th tudents or others seckine 1 i rning President, _#u26-1mo OUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN AND WOMEN educated ted ue Practical Manner for F, ihe Business ‘urmuts of Life. Business Course: {.astman, System, eubraciig 1 o circulars, Former students Swhile pase eda ee, B ye ‘are 1 ce vited MEKCE, 600 F st for Youn Ladies and LittleGirls. ng conducted byshe ert ou by SHE ae Boe. Wall Weshington | steam. Sept. on oe | Tertus for boarders 6175 pe For en further particulars ‘bry, to Si oe HALL—A POARDING XD DAY Sana (ior Gildea Pen to Bd. Quincy method wan doe grounds 4 ingles reation ver 1d, 1 ‘Mise EMMA PRE! Tit eul7-lino* x EN NINDSOR COLLEGE; WINDSON FEMALE Colle — deparat N’ per ten aoe p tern diplomas Sa ELeee; po preparatory > capersmente: Sony Fou Ww Unle. be LLY pb at Penk SB: NUMAN, Prtuck sor, Md, auG-2us EAPEST AND. BEST ser ater iedals and studied 15 Yeats n ints, peel. cy a ‘oil Cay coy as #3 ti Santee S000, | Studhius open @ a 3 ae 2CK HILL ark ort CITY, MD.. Coudueted by” th of the Chris sche, Neen er Claes ercial Course Sivlisen Dispataes tad degeion canna wr Bead or sents Bu ee re rercined ge the Sirat Te DENIS President, —GAILLARD’S, AN EN- nd. agitate ars a the Roya he Royal Tn thet iytioy Bee ‘Sehvol, Gaitiard, 4 ‘actors end baiatbe Proteesur of ‘Spanish, the THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... TUESDAY, EDUCATIONAL. HS. ROSS WHITMAN WILL RECEIVE PUPIL | ber 1Vadeanoed puglle» epoca te “thoes deattiog to EE thal work? 28 pees aaeentersrecet = ios png Ty SERED |ARY AW ‘Convenient to rs raresdncaopal facilites for ‘sexen. Terms Address THOMAS Pee: Ss GEO! val A a ha. Bret 3 a2OCRS Feccleal cot tages and ‘comfort; 800 to y200 to 8275 8 a year. iy dye OGNT BOlLy iD Fa 1) ACADEMY FOR Boxs, ae alaelp ie eee nts Di vate, N Collegiate tustssute tor Youre Tad ana iory Steel for Uti Giri,’ ERBLANE P from jumore, Md, cond) ty “Bisters of Notre Dame. send for. See iy2s-eorm ROUEVILLE ACADEMY. B pote BS a September 15. al 9 hoe, free from temptations, wit thorough practical traint ere eee county, Ma. Rested 3 miles _su3-cotseptl5 .WALTHMORE COLLEGE, SWARTHMORE, PA. Oveun Uth month: 10th. Thirty ininutes from road-sireet Btatiou. Philadelphia. Under the care of friends, but all 0 adinitted. Full coilege course ewe — for buch sexes. Scientific aud Lit a Manual Traliiue anda Preparatory School Bealthsul jocation, latve grounds, Lew and exteusivs buildiugs apd apparatus. Fur cataionue snd fall par ticulars, address \, H. APPLETO ON. | delet, thagot ‘Asung Président. T Achariotte ta schoo, st. wary SSD 4 Go, did.“ bithation Uusurpaseed for healthy Thorough Euglieh, classical, ioathe « sucal, commercial aud uil- tary UPHER. rd and tuition, ineluding wasbi fuel ond furnished room, $160 tor term of ten months, gession Set. 2. For further particulars ad- SILVESTER, Principal. HEO INGALLS KING, TEACHER OF Fiaxo and Organ; for the suminer ai H Thureday and fia ra iw A re ‘atalogues adn stem nt AS la, LLD., Ph.D. EE Mak es WITH MUSIC AND ART k Coniservatury, “ts a Ceauyete Sebool for, Girls, send tor catalogue to C. L KEEDY, agers: town, Md. {HE MEDICAL. I DENTAL AND Pacuaee Ti Departments, of Howard University, will open wincrra session, October, For size fortuaticn addres U. PURVIS. MD: iis a. Fabd in- ave. smal oy = 1M ¥ [OF aegis 7 No efor: education are spi ‘Ls pUpileiD music and art vusical department Couiprives theory and technic, and eubraces piauo, harp, Violin, wustar and Langu cuages, general Vv work iree, M ‘and drawing, a fancy- Zu APLEWOOD INS TOT E FOR oT “SEES, Coucordyili¢, Fa. Preparatory, Business, Lux Scteutie aud Collece Prep. courses. 51 cure to little boys bigh y recomended. Moderate rates. SHOR spo A.M. Pri j, MEKSON INSTIT OY oa ven tice claauesl ang, Matheuaticn Begins ite thirty: seg ch year “MONDAY, septem Prepares for Harvard. ales Princeton, Johns Ho} King ‘aud other Colleges and Universities: for. Scientife Schools, United States Military y and Naval Academies, and for busiuess. For eulurs ad- HAS. B YOUNG, SueRt HAND RIVOLUTIONIZED AND PLACED within the inuuediste reach of all; some phonog- ha; ot call for pluee: typewritine taught free, Head ee E houogruphy, 921 f ARTYN’S COMMEKCIAL COLLEGE, 313 6TH Ai ina nese City Fost Oboe Raspens tereae BL 16, auld for catalogut MBIAN UNIVERSITY. ibe Columbian College opens September 2: The Preparatory Seloo! ‘eus September * The ee pens Octuber 1, ‘Tbe Law Scuool opeus Uctober Medieul Scho ] opeus October “A Dental School opens October 7. ‘or Cutalogues or othe zsutoruation address JAMES C. WELLING, LL-D., President, I au?]-1m 18S JULIET i PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION, Inquire at SANDERS & nee ee an.9-3m Mw’ ARYLAND SCHOOL FO) iL FOR THE BLIND, North avenue, Baltimore, Pupils are admitted of Columbia free if suet able 10 pay. This School ts for the edu. cation of girls and boys from 7 to 18 years of age who are blind or whose sight 1s so defective that they, cane not attend the public schovlt Applications should be mude at ouce to + D. MOMBLBON, Superin copens September 16) 1889. from Maryland end thn Disweot ‘Ubey are Dot able to pay. intenden’ aul7-1m tumore, envs BorLeR, vi Baptist Church, SES atanerne: Mr. Butler will receive a limited numberof Organ Pupils, st eee & STAYMAN’S, 934 Fist. ow, ul 7-3au id, ORGANIST, ADDITION TO Day vent schioal ups pile ; sp eb in = ven; school opens Septeut- X's: SIMPSON, Principal, Se ud Lmn* OME SCI —IN Beool F will take Six Sonal attention will be A a ‘Miss LI ber 16, Rockville, M in ACADEMY, COMNWALL, ryear. For circular, arses ‘addtess Col. C. 3 WiIGHE BBS A ets, R: KLAND D, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS R RE-OPENS September 17; thorough training howe govern uien; pumber limited: health Carefully atten attended fo. For circulars, &c., eaicone HEN A. M. (Yale), ‘Bandy Spring, Md. H st. between d 10th ate. The forty-Aret session of this medical’ colleme will bey n Monday, September 30, ‘hose watriculat ie? now will have the benefit of the summer clinics, For further iculars address _3y20-3m ERSITY-TRAINED TEAC: 315 Verniont ave. x ERS PREPARE for Civil Service, West Point cot ee ie Wee Suid Private lessons day or evening. FRANK B. HALL, 22 LW. myi6-sm FIFTEENTH ST, WASHINGTON, D, 1223 1223} Bers School for Eaten and Littig is, Children a a Sept. . — informations Mendes, ag0-6x Fs An au. Aim’ OCKVILLE ACADEMY, KVILLE, MD, opens September 16, 1sk9. Limited to “twenty, ROC! in house of principal tion high and healthy Hali-bour’ from Washington. fustru thorougts and in all departments. send BELAON BE Nas Fizogen 3 PTEMBER 10, 1889. ae a large corps of well qeaees, teachers, and all poiutinents are excellent. Thorough instruc- is Kiven tn English, in Ancient and Modern Lan- gaseous Music, Art, Science, Elocution and Cslisthen- * ‘ial courses may be taken in Music und Art, aud diplomas obtained accordingly. The ier tow commodious and sleeantly fax fara ished, Ra pen peed heated, Meer prepa eons yindantly supplied wi mountain spring wi The situation is Selene, the scenery of th rounding country beaut! id the climate mild and and beslthtul, ‘Terns Tessonable, For Sanaa Lb. to WM. H. PUENE! jy18-48t FREDERICK CorLEG Citartered in 1763. Gyes, thorough preparation {or College Selentise hols, or Business, ay ypils from abroad have their home in the house of the Fricipul, and are under his immediate supervis~ fon Cliueie exceptioually healtitul. ‘erms $3 pat omialonues and information apply to the Princi- J. B LESLIE, A.M, su7-Im* Frederick, Ma. ) AUINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUKIC. ST. . Vor Fl ey Gort seer 0, ‘0. ted ee eam LENMORE SCHOOL FOR GIl :OPENS nepe ioe A limited uumber of boarders. “For circular MA ROOKE, Wi Grove, Ma. Heference, Dr. Siuncasters 1403 Pace T= BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 773 14ih st. nw. pOReR, al! summer. ‘Also Sumwaee Pal oe jummer School at Asbury anzy 2 2 Seven — 2 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE Oe ACRES OF rare Beg) THE 7TH- Eiger ceariniy Lokal a aris within ens Tamediate has ‘been ss ii a5 mal cent BL ‘To investors worthy 8B. WARKER oe 9e3-3t Ere: R SALE-ONE OF THE Halt’ {aces near Waahiington, tr five gr io £3 ino aninutes’ wa bry elient Fa eed 10 be ween 10. be api sas hace ‘For further F tuformation to ee3-3t este 2. We JOR SALE—AT LAUREL, BF. F OR ae ey ee AOR ¢ soe Baw 00., 916 F st. a B. maces Se {OR RENToE FARM OF, 1 st mile of Hock oreck. 2 tales render terms spbly at ON THE ie ious gti See a en ee eee JOR On SALE TWENTY aACRES, WITH SIX-ROOM aleve id Bt eee ees ey Hk sie se Of RENT six ROOMS TN TARGE,CouNTRY Cheers oh a OR SALE-ON MET BR _B_& 0, BUI oF BUILDING i, Cottages, urd Conn Conitry tones ait aber laude” GOOKS? eres was eee rs PROF FESSION. AL. - SEPTEMBER 3. AUCTION SALES. UNCANSON BROS., Auctionsers, Rie toe a ae Roruten AD. Sree aes ibe 374 ot enon tere ee pared A a A. D. 1889, at FIVE O'C Sores ne aa and sinety, situsted in the cl ton. District of Columbia, to the puuite pint ret eof aa may be necessary to discharge the trast}, “All’of lot ubmbered 4 tices) Fart frgutios forts Sour feet aed toe, fochea ce soe fou U'itrect and extending b er Sixty-seven (67) ‘the parts of Edward Snowden, as se3-d&ds LOST SPaDAY, EYE ENG. NEAR y SCHUETZEN ‘: fateh open Teayent 1620 13th at n.w. and reselve reward BeS-3st' _____—sLL EE. YOST, T—A CHECK DRAWN BY A. D. STERN IN or of L. Stern for twenty dollars (@20), dated has beeu lost. The finder 2] L2 oblige the uboveruy teturnine: th nent bilge Welabove by feturulng’ yhe name, aa payment been stopped. hetucn to A Stern, 90: Fins Bow oF L, Stern, 1228 9th at Lost Beton: TO 26 5 CORCO RAN BUILDING, Guid 5; case mar pler, 459 5 Teked up by s colored woth corner ef Teed U.w, just evening; suitabie reward. Freuxd-T Wo Boas STRAYED INTO MY E PREM- ve same by i meaty nye anid payiue charges, WASH. ses on the Bladeushurkh road. The owner cin INGTON Gitbit Lanes, uear Ivy City Race ATURD, iT ‘ween {th and ets and isth aud [ ai fuvelope coutainiug $80; owuers nuine ‘on tn: velope. $i rewa: Wailac we aE ‘BETWEEN EXECU- iamion etd Aptingeea hotel, $50 (two twen- Los and one teu), Finder will be berally rev by returning same to 128 Lust Capitol et, OST OR STOLEN-HALF-GiOWN Pua Do, 25 reward it returned to 2000 G OsT—$20 REWAKD—IN OL NiAR LHE PaLAts ores Fucket Hovk coutaiuing $37. Abo wey returned to Miss al EB. Gis izihet nw, ee2-3t* MONDAY, AUG. 26, 1889, NEW CROP TEAS. NEW CROP TEAS. Every lover of this wholesome and delightful bever- age is fully aware of the great difference between Fresb- cured New Crop Teas auc those u yeur or mure old. Appreciating this intelligent discrimination om the Part of Tea drinkers we have industriously applied ourselves (as usual) to secure supplies in this line from the VEKY FIRST ARRIVALS. We are there- fore now able to offer a variety of GENUINE NEW CROP TEAS. The invoice includes four grades of CHOICE FORMOSA OOLUNG, prepared from the VERY FIRST PICKINGS, which are deiightful in the cup. Prices, 50c. to §. ber pound. Our New Crop Formoss Oolong at 50c. i guaran- teed to be SUPERIOR to any bisck ‘Lea that can be obtained elsewhere for the muney. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 425 NINTH STREET. P.S.—Fresh arrivals of NEW MACKEREL every few days—a most desirable breakfast dish in warm weather, E.¥.0. ECKER BROS. PIANOS REPRESENT ALL that is best in the art of Piauoforte making. Sold on eas . Fischer ind ESTEY PIANOS. A few sratchsee ud ORGANS—Two Lundred aud tes thousand (210,000) Beer Onan tte et gine. aud mo New styles tor Parlor, Chureh. and "Se Sold ot eas PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT. eoGldiusizuments taken fn part paiment for new es, Tuning aud Repairing ‘SANDERS & STAYMAN, Ma, Fetow. Hichmond, Va, aul-om queen ICE Co. juccessor to ALLIS' ICE CO. AND PENG BSCOT RIVER ICE CO. by ite dt Wawona. Depot Tele} lon Fisk jmice Ne ele ehtisue, USS, ane cgi F. M. WILLIS, aul5-3m Washington Manager. THE COURTS. Equity Count—Judge Coz, To-day—Brown agt. Brown; leave to with- draw papers granted, Barnard agt. Hitz; trustee's accounts ppproved. Butler agt., Shreve; sale decreed—' 1, Weller, trustee. Jacobson agt. Sellhausen; do.—Simon Wolf, trustee. Cummings age Bartlett; cause re- vived against H. B. Davidson. Murray agt. Keneally; conveyance ordered and reference to auditor, Miller agt. Hopkins; auditor's report ratified and distribution ordered. Peters agt. Brooks; sale ratified nisi. Hurdle agt. Lindner; do. Banks agt. ; rule on defendant. Kearney agt. Rosroey, sadicas report con- firmed. Cleary agt. leary; do. Campbell agt. District; Mees Moca bill allowed fled. Smith agt. Smith; auditor's report ratified. Joyce |“ oe Joyce; order for refunding part of pur- ase Money. Simmons agt, Senile leave to amend bill granted. Junghaus agt. Jung- rege reference to C. Ingle, examiner. Hone: "Honey; do. Lockwood agt. Lockwood, | alimony and solicitor’s fee granted. Burrell Burrell; appearance ordered. Worthing- ton agt. Naylor; sale by trustee directed. Probate Court—Register Clagett, Yesterday—Henry Kottman, guardian; ers and release of Annie W. Nephuth, one of his wards, filed and recorded. Estate of Aaron H. Bugher; will returned with commission duly executed, Poxice Count—Judge Mills pro tem. Today—Wm. Broadstreet, colored, carrying a pistol; #20 or 60 days. Jas. Powell, lee derly conduct in county; $5 or 15 days. Jacob Booker, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days, Boliver Mazeppa, fo do. Henry Brooks, colored, tres) m parke; $5 or 30 days. Chas. Cam- rofanity; @5 or 15 days. Ellen Wey- ah Thompson, do.; do. An- nie Quill, do.; do. Henry Lee, colored, pro- tentty $5 or 80 days, Abraham 0. ; do, Low Rargs to Battrvonz ror MAryiaxp Exrosition.—The Pennsylvania railroad an- nounces round-trip tickets to Baltimore dur- ing the Maryland exposition at one fare for round trip. Tickets will be sold September 9 to 14, good to return until the 2ist. Twenty- one trains between Washington and Baltimore, in addition to ‘ial service being arrange: for. Special train will leave Baltimore during exposition week at 11 p.m. —$——_——— Not Kansas, but Missourl. To the Editor of Tux Evesrne Stan: You are entirely mistaken in saying, as you did in an editorial paragraph in your issue of regis: Gherg “they sell vagrants in Kansas to the highest bidder, the rag ened the Lee chaser a right to the labor chased for a certain ified ys There 1s no such law in nO tis being has pied been doe —— wig perl vagrancy or otherwise since. when the free state men finally obtained’ control of that territory and repealed the bogus ye oe Tegislat “ge! ictal logiatry of of ture = e o! ite state of Missor Respectfully yours P. B. Prom, (The ave item upon which the editorial iph referred railroad at Baltimore, avoiding transfer. & note of this fact, ———___ A Juvenile Duelist Fined. Policeman James Reilly of the second pre- cinct was on his way home this morning, when cesta gene eine are eset sega e eeapeeer eee aa oe eatiaserd ae atmis eges pee aes R89 CITY AND DISTRICT. @@ The local circulation of Tae Evexmoe Stax is not only the largest and fullest, but it is also the azst, since the paper goes not alone into the hands of the people of the District of Columpis asa body, but regularly into their homes,—into the families of all classes, and into those of the money-spending as well as the money-earning portion of the community. An advertisement in its columns therefore Teaches the eye of everybody worth reaching. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. New Nattomar rip Ena regular season inaugurated last ~ by Mr, Ezra Kendall t ri “A Pair of Kids.” Kendall is a comedian of ability. He has a keen sense of the foronmized any. ble facial expression and an unctuous humor which is very pleasing. The play was written for him and to display his Mod talents. In- cidentally, however, other c! ters are in- troduced, and there is a (good deal of sin; and — The was good ani was some of the singing, but the company jenerally is mot as good as Mr. nen ‘tyear. ‘‘A Pair of Kids” may be seen every ree end at matmees tomorrow and Satur- Hamme Buov Tueatec.—This theater also opened its doors for the regular fall season last night, and an ese which filled every seat and overflo e lobby witnessed the performance of Dion Bouccicault'’s melodra- Matic spectacle, “After Dark.” The greatest interest was manifested in the acts of several specialist, chief among whom was Bobby Gay- lor, who was recalled again and again. A set-to by Kelly and Murphy was warmly applauded. In the wished Mr. Wm. A. Brady did a good piece por curator acting as Old Tom and the company rendered fair suppo ort. The piece was well put upon the stage. It will be given during the week, with matinees today, Thure- day and Saturday. Kenxan’s Wasaixotox Taeaten.—Rose Hill's burlesque company is a much better organiza- tion now than it was last season, and all the acts in the performance at Kernan's last night Miss Marie Roshelle's song, caught the audience at once, and she received many recalls. The Caldwell sisters are vocalists of real merit, Brrant and Saville are fanny. Rice and Barton do on amus- ing turn, Lizzie Reymond's dancing is artistic- lly executed and the performances of Toner and Frobel are skillful Matinees Thureday and Saturday. =<. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. THE MYSTERY OF THE SEWER EXPLOSION on C street is still being looking into, but as yet there bas been no solution of the ‘problem. Superintendent of Sewers McComb bas had » force ot men at work ever —— the explosion, but their efforts to find the cause have been fruitless. Capt, Lusk is giving the matter much attention, During the past year several explosions have taken p mt the cause has al been discovered, The sewer depart- ment hus dubbed this sewer the “devil's hole.” FREDERICK ROSE WANTS DAMAGES. The Commissioners have received from the attorneys for Frederick Rose a letter claiming damages to the latter's property caused by the laying out and construction of 4th street east extended, The attorneys claim that when e man came around for signatures donating the land their client was away, and that aftere failure to get his (Rose's) wife to sign an old soldier was paid to affix the name of their client, Damages are asked and the Commis- sioners are requested to look into the matter, THE NIGHT LODGING URE. A. S. Solomons, president of the night lodg- ing house association, has made his annual re- port to the Commissioners, stating that during the past fiscal year 2.901 lodgers were provided with beds and 5,941 meals were furnished. The Commissioners are asked to increase the allow- ance from the poor fund to $600. NOISELESS STREET RAILROAD CROSSINGS WANTED. The Commissioners have been in receipt of many complaints from people living near the | junctions of the railroad trucks at the different crossings in the city on account of the noise. Today aay Metropolitan and Belt Line railroads were requested to put in new crossings and remedy the difficulty. => SOME ONE WILL BE PUNISHED. What Commissioner Douglass Says About the > Priller Affair. Superintendent Stoutenburgh was at the Dis- trict building early this morning waiting for the Commissioners. He had seen in yesterday's Stak the report of Watchman McEntee and wanted to make an explanation to the Commis- sioners, He told them that he might have been mistaken in his report in reference to the disappearance of Henry Priller from the alms house, whose body was afterward found in a marsh, and, as he (Stoutenburgh) would sooner cut off his right hand than do any one under him an injury, he was willing to bear his share of the blame in allowing Priller to get away. The Commissioners said that they would look into the matter. It is thought that should the superintendent be found to have been respon- sible for the escape of Priller he will bese. re- moved. an conversation with Commissioner Douglass m the subject he said to a Stan reporter: “There is no doubt but that somebody down there was derelict in his duty, and, while 1 can't say just what will be the outcome, I can assure you that the matter will be — investi- gated and the guilty one punished.’ we i ss A Mechanic’s Lien Case. In the case of Ephraim Nash against Mary E. Neale to have property sold to satisfy a mechanic's lien the latter today, by Campbell Carrington, fled her answer, She denies that the plaintiff executed the contract; asserts that what little material was furnished was old and unfit for use; that he never puta roof on the house; and she denies that he is entitled to com- meation, and qugicd aap she is entitled to 8 because he left her property exposed, of it was condemned by the building inspector; that the result was the sickness of her children and death of her mother, and the reason she has not sued him is his financial irresponsibility. She states that he sued her May i 1888, for $100, claiming that be bad put the roof on the house, and the case was argued and tho justice commenced to give his decision, which was plainly adverse to tiff. when he said he would take a non-suit, and awe afterward he filed a mechanic's lien against her premises, 415 5th street southeast, a St. Rose’s Industrial School for Girls. The District Commissioners have received from Sister Clara, the treasurer of Saint Rose's industrial school, on G street between 20th and 2ist streets, the annusl report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1889. The object of this HIPPOLYTE’S TRIUMPH. The Northern Troops Occupy Port au Prince and and Maintain Good Order. Correspondence of the New York Heraid. Post av Pamor, Harri,Ang. 23, 1889.—Within ® mile of the Portail San Joseph, where the Pont Rouge crosses a mountain stream, I ss today the surrender of Port au Prince. The diplomatic corps, the municipality and the gen- eral charged with the command of the city ‘wore witnesses and actors in the drama, All was done in the most quiet and dignified way, and facile princeps in the whole affair was Mr. Thompson, the United States minister. When we arrived at the barrier where the guns of the fortcommsand the cul de sac we were stopped by the demolition of « barricade which had been erected for the defense of the city, Butas the work, after the Hsytian man- ner, went slowly the escort passed through the narrow opening and those in carriages Cis- mounted and proceeded on foot. I was fortu- pate enough to be at the head of the bunt, and so when we halted in the midst of the advance of the northern army I heard the formal sur- render made to Gen, Mompoint, Hippolyte's minister of war. The proceeding did not take ten minutes then, with the worn Ped drums and fanfarons of gag division of occupation took up ite BIPPOLYTE OCCUPIES TEE CITY. At the bead rode the American minister and 8n escort of southern officers, but in the very fore front was borne—and curiously enough the only unfurled standard in the procession—the American flag. Next came the officers of the municipality and the military staff, then the troops, with Gen. Giles at the head. | It was » genuine triumph for Admiral Gherardi and Mr. Thompson, and of all the congratulations and good wishes expressed by Gen. Mompoint none Was so cordial as that for the part the Ameri- can navy had taken, The line of march was by the market place, then to the arrondissement, past the United States legation and #0 to the palace. By 10 o'clock the strategic points were all occupied by the northern army and ite act- = — was Jnataliod in the > After a lew preliminaries and pourpariers win hillward to teosive Aleut Nord, who came in with his division from Petronville, GOOD ORDER PRESERVED. The order preserved was admirable, and whatever hostile critics may say, take my word for it nothing could have been better than the behavior of the northern forces. At lo’clock Gen. Simon marched in by the Leo- zane road avd occupied the southern littoral; and es I write this iu a town as quiet ass Yan- kee village on Sunday, 9,000 soldiers have taken possession of the city of Port au Prince and all ite defenses without a gunshot. As the mail leaves ins half hour there is no time now so tell the whole story of the last ten days. On the 20th, after the capture of La Coupe by Alexis Nord, Legitime sent for the diplomatic corps and by their advice the Amer- 7 minister end the ih consul were rged with mission to Hippolyte which eathorioed almost absolute surrender, The terms were grey on the 20th, and in the afternoon of the 22d determined to embark. There was a stormy meeting of the diplo- Matic and consular corps at the might heve come to nothing had not Admiral Gherardi insisted upon definite action. This was followed by an adjournment to the French legation, and while the terms were being dis- cussed the news came that Legitime was on his way tothe wharf, HOW LEGITIME DEPARTED. In five minutes bis carriage was at the French legation, surrounded by a howling mob. It took less than # minute to break up the con- ference, for the French minister and Admiral Gherardi and bis aids marched out, made their | way through the crowd, and taking possession ot Legitime’ s carriage and one whieh followed it, escorted—in the face, in the very teeth of what we med a desperate set of furies—the de- posed president to the landing. As the car- Fiages swepi down the concourse swelled, and when they reached the landing the road’ was almost impassable, But the French steam launch was reached st last, and protected by the foreiguers Legitime went off to the Ker- guclen, It seemed touch and go for a moment which the mob would turn, but as time got clear a great cheer went up for him, a terrific fusillade of musketry rent the air, and then followed such « scene of bowling =" weeping as it has never been my lot before to wituess, Legitime still stays in the harbor on board the Kerguelen, aud the guns of the men of war command the town, in very fore part being the good = —— ‘ge. The rgromag od bow 80 peaceal at I can venture upon pre- diction that the war is virtually ended. ————cee_______ They Want a White Postmaster. A Montgomery, Als., special to the New York Herald says: Henry Gomez, a negro, was re- cently appointed postmaster at Luverne, There are very few negroes in the neighborhood, and the whites were iudiguant over the appoint- ment. The negro had secured « postofiice building and announced his intention of taking charge in a few days, The building was de- stroyed by fire Suturday night. It is supposed it was fired by white citizens who have ssid paras m age should never hold office ——_+o-—___. Pew Mar vis THE Pennsrivania Rarcnoap,— Special train will leave 6th-street station at 8:45 a.m. tomorrow, the 4th, for the famous mountain resort, Pen Mar. Fare for the round trip $1.50. —— Lincoln’s Brother-in-Law Dead. Ninian W. Edwards,brotber-in-law of Abraham Lincoln, died in Springfield, IIL, yesterday, in his eighty-firet year. He was the son of Ninian Edwards, territorial governor and first Senator from Illinois. The deceased married a sister of Mrs, Abraham Lincoin. He was attorney general of Iilinois in 1834 anda member of the state ure from 1836 to 1852. The recent eacay of a grandson, who lost heavily at ling and left the city leaving numerous creditors, has greatly distressed bim. In 1862 he was appointed United States commissary by President’ Lincoln. Aside from his oficial duties Mr. Edwards found considerable to devote to literary pursuits and is the 3. 4 of veveral books. ———_—+ee-_____ Virginia Political Nominations. At the democratic convention held at Spot county. The republicans nominated delegates to sen- atorial and house of convention to meet there September 21. J. P. Turnly is os eae ne. ee redericksburg for the senate on the can ticket. ere fn vine — — cap- eat Obecstacertian Major Ty at Brente- me: and Capt, Scott in Lhe —————— The Sherman house, situated on French The Sherman House Burned. Point, near the narrows, Lake George, burned iti iyi Hos itty I § l ry # i FH 5 e | i; i | i if FE it i j i 4 4 3 Ht Ht 1 . i a t : fi - (i t att i h i