Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1889, Page 12

sata ER 7, 1889-TWELVE PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. NOW FOR BOOKS AGAIN. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. THE COLUMBIA’S REGATTA. s R Some of the Excellent Educational In- | The Steady Advance of Improvements | Program of the Races to be Rowed Next | Often causes great agony with its intense itching and le burning. Hood's Sereaparilia, the great blood purifier, stitutions of Washington and Vicinity. During the Year. For the District of earEN eae ae. cures salt Kheum and all skin diseases, It thoroughly Columbia, Maryland, Del- os rtm From mountain and seashore the children are | Real estate during the week has been as| The interest taken in boating in the Colum- renovates and enriches the blood. Give it « Quare sad Virginia, light rein; cooler; neeth- <onting teverd inele homes. tn ths city, 408,| oye ad A aver Soh Shomooee ot ‘the year, | bia athletio club this week has been greater | ea aaa Sienna tesa everywhere there is busy preparation for the Most of the “big-money” men are out of town | than any previous week of this season. This “After the faiture of three skilful physicians to cure studies which always occupy the greater por- | at this time and large deals are reserved for | accounted for by the regatta which is to take my boy of salt rheum I tried Hood's Sarsaparille and tion of the fall, winter and spring. Washington | later in the season. All the real estate agents ete ne ee is acity of good schools and in the vicinity, | report good, steady business in loans and dis- Tunes the boy in to all appearances completely cured. He is throughout the adjoining territory of Maryland | ceunts, small sales and rents. Sales of small rei the eyes. spel pharma barndoor hreesporanere 1 etnies Beige ca 3,000 to $6,000, have tional institutions, The public may not always q ive, Miss PepELaax, 1106 4th st. nw | spectators present, know the location of these institutes,so Tae | The renting season has began and during the nee tows. Speaking tubes. J. H, Sraz presents the names of some of the leading | past week the demand for desirable houses has Ea Sey schools, Mz. E. L. Ives, formerly well known in Keedy, president, will send a cata- Washington asa fashionable cutter and’ mer- lives coutinan otaa Ken Miz voliegs Se nee ee ca ro ag nay Md, @ complete school for s spportioned between the several sections, - —— many jum! of small houses have been erected, lectin, (iene ‘The Rockland, an excellent school for girls, | but the tendency to finer dwellings hes ech X Henry C. Hallowell, principal, will open at| stronger. A tour of the city shows some fine 16 been heavy, ‘Take the year through, there has been a ber steady progress of improvements, fairly Srrctar Desioxs in mosaics, imported mar- Sandy Spring, Md., September 17. improvement on nearly every desirable street | ‘The following are the crews and the order bles for open laces, ‘ 3 that has gone up some time during the year or | of the races: = = Tairwane & Hotcmrxsox. St George's hall, St. George's, Md., is unsur- is now poopressing, : = se Sp Rea Rg BSS RT asaschool for boys and young men. Per Cext. Rervctiox the Bron sc 0 Kinccr is principal age Sicrsome empresa coming week at John Rudden’s Credit and Cash ‘The twentieth year of the Washington con-| The steady progress is well illustrated in the stores, weaae peenan uae naaks Sones servatory of music, St, Cloud building, has now | ®¥™ber.of school houses and churches which j ; youeun ahelee une of ine on dntigns and oak bed reems ouiter, parler Keefe lost two of the | Degun. Instruction is given on all instraments have been started, or completed during the | O'Connell, 4 Brock, 2;| ture we will make it worth your while to buy * Bridge F heate: the other for the visit- in every - Some twenty-two school houses have | M 2 cadre, <A »| mow, [it] Franc, One Price, 7th and D. House 8 and 10 aa. aa Here en coarieiey te “the bowsehsoy- ° The New Windsor college, Ma., will open for etn com Heted in various parts of Corio hes H tipple "| Borden’s Liverine.—Results each dose. 0c. | _2** Fare Round Trip, 250, ing lines You can make your own terms, Fax, | ee recention of pupils September 18. | Gat ca have been completed. dari Saeee ee ee Fingen Cents onthe Dollar Saved | | ASSAY PRTG. menatt of oe Saat ites i Mrs. Whitman is now receiving music pup! are wing 3: No. 1. 4; We 7 be ! into the on ace Juss being star ward, ler, 2; Elder, bow; W. B. Hibbs, | BY Purchasing your Carpets, Furnitare and ; at 209 ist street northeast. the Covi ae it of Ang You Stour? Of course, if you are, knocked the Phillies ou! i: , | construction coxswain, No, 2 F, ; Gent cash to west = very sani, mabey tot, who hed been ill over a | | Principal J. B. Lestie, Frederick college, Md., | constraction, for a year or two, are consplo-| Somwain., BO. 2. F. Lewis, 4; Sloan. 3; | moth Oredit and Cash Storea, $90 and. Saf 7th even if they are fashionable. We havea full a vee Cog orgina Roan by mail about that valu | Rt" Joneph’s is « fine church now buildi => Miller, 4; Kenyon, 8; Moore, 2; O'Leary, oe where = week ——— large-shay i brims, “ 1; W. H. Gibson, coxswaii ry, Body Brusse ingrain Carpets, . anes maa von wurene tee in a hurry, pulling the club | The Columbia College of Commorce, 609 ¥ | {ePitel Hill and the corner stone of St. Peter's | 110.1. Gitean, coxswain, |) | tique and Oak Bed Hoom Suites, Parlor Stites, ronal yeas a Sg pA hole. Now Krock has ar- =e gs is to be laid next week. The First Baptist Sideboards, Stoves, Heaters and Ranges will be want to spend $1 or #5. Faanc, One Price, 7th repos t be tnat | Street, is a new and worthy arrival in the field | church, now building, will be an imposing | been centered is the last race, the contest be- off Ghd tebuion ok Si ook =~ a and D. Haneda pectoct the | °f Practical education. The instructors were | structure, Among these ty contemplation the | tween the senior eight and the junior eight, | Offered at a a = pate olen toa Chicage . © | formerly with the Martyn college. new church of the Society of New Jerusalem | The crews are as follows: Junior eight: Shoe- parchasers carpets made EW NATIONAL THEATER, Gave Yous Ricemanz, cs ont of the lesgperireglnalrs t hee ae Special attention is given to the preparation | and the Episcoy sacar ba orected on the | maker, 8; Stoutenburgh, 7; Tillinghast, 6; R.| Wid free ofcos, | wv | N Too Maxx Cooxs Som. Tux Bnoru and too | Rit'a vacancy thet showid have been. dliod be, | of naval cadets at St. John’s college Annepolis, | hill at the head of Connecticut avenue will be | D. Simms, 6; O'Connell, 4; 8. C. Simms, 3;| Do You Enjoy a Cup of Good Coffee? = See meen many remedies ‘‘settle” the potient, There's a the team started west. Ma. eee wea sheng Besides — Ballant niltee Leary ht: Lee | If =, ty, a agent or two of — Fine Fresh ~— i tensi nervous ere aro @ num! of smaller churches an: i » 65 i] Roast lee this evening. ing us your Etbles that discounts all types and kinds of ‘TES PITONING DEPARTHERT. Mbgehirsancpp ee gph om gteincee bots St | chapels building or being improved that have You, 4; Woodward, 8; Moore, 2; Elder. bow. | order for Fine Teas, Coffees and Groceries and OEE, SED O treatment for quick and itive cure. Dr,| This has been the greatest difficulty against | the National Academy of Fine Arts, 804 E stree' been mentioned from time to time. = e selection of coxswain for the eights will | get your Sugars Away Down in Price. M. & P. Matinces on Hendley's celery, beef and iron it is called, | which Manager Irwin has had to contend. | Dorthwest. blag tes tossing a penny. the winner of the | Mzizorn, 417 7th st. n.w. 1x* r FIRM AND STEADY, 5 4 —— WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. and is « perfect nerve cure. Keefe first was knocked in the head and the | | The New York military academy, at Cornwall, | ponts and values of property are firm. ‘The | 98,0 Seine ies comyencen | ‘Ske deheston ipting Latiasd Tee packages. i ‘ “THE ELECTRIC HIT,” Ruistxcxn’s Ice Cream. 235 G street. pope tosenls off babes regular fritters, one is a ——_ ae a as ope advance of business along F street has already — chance. Es selected ~. crews he is | five-cent Ask any grocer. se7-3t* MR. GUS THOMAS’ COMEDY-DRAMA Ma. C. Avennace, corner. 7th and H, Wash-| stitute, ‘Sullivan’ Ferson lost his strength | ing of the various departments of the Colum- soni ell onal epee ieee ons eles, "The. tour up will be betwens hay Only Place in Washington caw ington agent for mestic sewing machine | daily and Haddock was the only man le- iversity as follows: The Columbian col- i i Where test improved Domestic Sewin company, was awarded the first premium and | pended upon. When the club retarned, stil ee September 25, the preparatory school Sep- in immediate contemplation all the available | Sith and Capt. Gibson. ere “g ‘J i ‘ i Handsome medals will be awarded the | Machines are sold is at AveRBacn’s, 7th and H. | BBR g frend ry Rock: 5 space will soon be filled. It is thought that 4 B peor re ee ee coi oe ryt faa bale sich sost hoon Tambor fi the Corcoran scientific school Octo: | tfo tendency northward will earry the tide of | Winner. New Domestic Fashion Catalogues for Fall. ft i} Pe 8 - I ryt es BBB 068. “4 FROM THE 4; Sloan, 3; xL ber 1; the law school October 2; the medical * Frank Lewis, one of the old stand-bys, | Sewing Machines of all kinds for rent. se6-2t a a money. | Ferson has come round again and | school October 7; the dental school October 7. | business on to G street as well and in e short | | Vea omni e aon ‘Thursday afternoon lextacanonme’ ¢ Gows, Guns, Erc. J. H. Kven.ie, seems to be in shape to finish the season at a| r¢ due Suows ‘how: 40) Seask: 4s. vey freee gray rod bers caper at 5 ° lo and at 6:30 o'clock he was stroki Psp Sel ge een a Oyster on oe an eigl Do You Kxow that by paying $10 per month | 800d pace. is holding bis own as one | »..1° idea how to shoot it ie Mra, Louise Pol- |. f the finest, and Krock tried un- | Young idea how to shoot it is Mrs. Louise Pol- | ings. po ptgr Rargpltegy Rend aaa ord Pag ay tere ello beige eel Tock, principal of the National Kindergarten and B. H, WARNER'S NEW RLOCK. THE COURTS. 5e. “Hoy” Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 a month! MADISON SQUARE THEATER, tt - school for children from four to eight years of e ‘With the following cast of amount and return it in monthly payments. some hope still left, but not much. . The institution reopens on September 19| In addition to the block of six handsome Ask Your Grocer for Call oF address, so THE FIELDERS af 1017 10th streets ee om SOP houses which Mr. B. H. Warner is building st] 4... ,Ea0it Count Judge Com | Johnston's Dry-ronst POPULAR PLAYERS: 685 Fatrect uw, | 8T¢ doing well enough for any club. Beecher, | Hugo Kuerschner’s German-American acad- | the corner of 18th and R streets he has also just pearance. Mvers agt. Lindsley; E. J. ste Do not be deceives ty reugh Glased Cotecs, | ™@ 48. LiPMAx, aicincsasin teers *__ | Wilmot and Hoy make a team that cannot be | emy will be ready for pupils on Monday next. [begun the erection of five somewhat similar wagen appointed trustee. r i Be sure you get the Crlep Dry Roast, MR. SIDNEY DREW, Bor Your Coat, Coke and Wood from Joux-| beaten in the country, and the infield is all] At 1223 15th street the Misses Kerr receive Seep pean naps nyt tag Cimourt Court—Judge Coz. au2i-lin Jouxstox Buos. & Co. un cen e, ean sox Brorurns, the leading firm in the Dis- ¢ in spots. These spots are first | young Indios and little children and impart to | ay .hey the architect. ‘The corner house | , Yesterday—Dix & Son va. Sinsheimer et al; saat Oueler Pinan a stro wet bases. When Carney’ began work | Kron‘ull tet necessary in an educational | yin front 55 fect on P street, It will contain |{Z4ement by default. Sawyer vs. Bradiey;| The Cheapest Oyster Place on earth. MR. J.B EVERRAM, We Ixvirz Inerzction of our new stock of | this season he gave promise of making one of | sense. thirteen rooms and will be heated by steam. | Judament for plaintiff for $952 and judgment | 2¢ — Jonxsox's, 442 9th streetnorthwest, 2.5. cunwmz upholstery goods, curtains, bedding and our | the finest first basemen in the league, and there | Emerson once said, “Elocution is tho art of | A' large, square central. hail with states | of condemnation as per stipulation.. Knights Templar Equipments furnished snail Scapholseecing nal meets, nt onions for: | Nitier. Hie fires beso play, walle sometianes | ell. arta; no Person's education in complete | screened from entrance by a handsome piece Bate Covet—Judge Coz. at very low figures, SN. Mzren, 922 7th n.w, | MISS SYDNEY ARMSTRONG, he wisdom of this statement is | of woodwork, is a stylish feature of the in-|_,Yesterday—Estate of Wm. McKee; consent! au2i-s&w3m Wonvuswix & Co., 610 12th st, | brilliant, is often ragged and unsteady; his | Without it.” obo GLADYS RANKIN DREW, < 4 ‘ A ven to file awarded —<——_-—____— ~ error column is surprisingly large, and he goes | being appreciated in Washington on robe bend omar eed i Paaiontcty g eee fron? Serer, sdatnietnion page lindo Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! MISS OLIVE STODDARD, Home Srexens. to pieces at times on the easiest chances. At .. rus! $i applicants = — = elas will have cel ane dunce lente | Estate of Helena M. Cratty; accounts of sales © Hist the precksun haved LITTLE Attention 1 called, to sale of cheap land near | the bat, while he manages to keep up a fair | S1ocusOnAly clasres OF the a oe ee eee see Tor Will have oak and cherry finish On | and inventory filed and final account Dassod, | Come and Ext the precious bivalves at sean anc semana Knowles and Garrett Park, under Country Real | record of base hits, he does not seem able to rctiewe and bakes 3 Oteacat’ | wood auatasunieces urnish the rooms. ‘The | Estate of Adam Leimbach; will partially proven. | 1* Jouxson’s, 442 9 eet northwost, LITTLE VALLIE BGAR, Estate. help the club in its run getting to any profit- | Will be sent to any addres#on application. front will be attractive, ‘The entrance ie cores | Estate of Henry Birth; order appointing J. J. Twenty Per Cent Saved , able extent, and he has made some woeful fai The Colliere school for boys commences its | {TN Wil J adutous pierasupportetaweratare | Rives commissioner to take testimony. Es-| By buying your Teas and Coffees at ABD LETTLS SULIETTR YEARS OLDS. Tax Jouxstox spring leaf blended tes in five- | ures with the stick when men were on bases | fourteenth year on October 1, at 1708 L streot, | islly so. Cafvedstone p' PPO tate of Annie M.-Orme; petition of James M. a . ; UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF the entrance, and a stone portico is formed on ae Curva axp Jarax Tra Co., 731 7th st, count packages. Ask any grocer. waiting to be given a chance to score. Every- | The institution has a reputation for thorough- | the entrance, an = : Orme for letters of administration. In re A. K. ‘ f i * Pi _ £01 the first story,with broad stone steps leading to i See prices, fourth page. aul7-Im MATHEWS AND SMYTHE. Lioutxrxe Rops. Electric bells. J.H.Kvzuira. = ne he cannot be called a success | ness of instruction and perfect discipline. it. On the corner a gracefui circulur tower | 4PPleman: order allowing loan to be made, | ———————_* . af : : The most extensive boarding and day wehoo! | rises above the high slate roof, To the left of | Estate of James A. Jenkins: proof of publication | DY CTTRSTONS, PICNICS &e. methods of dolug: work, Mike teak sehr eee | wo ght, Hewin at third is doing the best work | ror young Indies and little girls in this city is | the entrance ie n gquare bey which stogares ts | fied and ietiors issued to 37 G, Dudley, execu- 2 . == “There is no doubt of ‘The Burgiar’s' future, for it is ~ - Mount Vernon seminary, situate at 11th and M | third floor, forming a balcony there. Rising | %": bond $500, In re G. L. Kane; Laura H. eee great play."—L¥. ¥, Wordd.) Gii-GeMamave: nv-‘Telepone T-2 | corner of the diamond. SU Hohe hos dems | Mw. is Attn year of exitence com-|abore the root at this point gublo, wits | Name Appointed guardian; bond €000. in re| RIVER VIEW FON 1680. defects P coed anion batting besutifuils | Mences October 2. Everything is of the most | chimney arising asa sentry by ite side. The rian; bond @L.00h Ine icfentenitiees oF WASHINGTONIANS" _Recstvell with wabeunted <ni ane Twenty Pex Cext Saved and running bases is the finest possible mer. | refined nature in ‘this establishment, while the | whole front, in couneetion with the other four | 8 W. O'Neill, 0. W. O'Neil en Herald.) by buying your teas and coffees at her, and inthat way he has made himeclf « | Course of instruction is such that the certif- | houses, has a very picturesque effect, ‘The four | ©.‘ pee tel Silaraph ere exec MOST POPULAR RESORT. at “Ss * = Curia axp Jarax Tea Co., 731 Tthat | por; Sed. in that way - mecit ® | cate admits to Vassar, Smith, and Wellesley | 2ist-street houses are each 20 feet wide and | E*tate of Casper Herbert; allowance to orphans moves the sudience slternstely to leaghter ak pitsies aarti pope ’ favorite in the city. colleges, have three stories and basement. The interior | ™#de. Estate 3 ©. D. Golden; special aj ONLY PLACE ON THE POTOMAC tears, and is « prouounced success. "— Phila. Ledger.) Berrn ruax Evea—Oar well Known, relile Corabigertichp W, H. Pateam, 4.0, 0 graduate of Harvard, | Suis, io simile: o thet of the cornet house. |Ettto of k MeMahoe, aest‘ond Sani of sd,| ‘SETED SE SISOTRID INET = | as tuestyomrescatedent oan. mil fine felt derbies at@1.50 and £2. New styles and In the seven games played at home since the | receives pupils singly or in classes, Address | They have circular and square towers and bay ministrator; estate of Catherine Burgman, first Steamer MARY WASHINGTON. simply 0 great success.""—(San Francisco Call.) i windows and high slate roofs. All the fronts . staple shapes. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st, return from the long trip John Irwin has made | 934 F street northwest. : bh and final of executor; W. Ward, teuth account! Last Sunday trip, SUNDAY, SEPT. 8, leaving at -Eiepee AS "| 12 hits, Hoy and Wise 10 each, Wilmot 8, Mack | The conversational method of acquiring pride sngeil aie eins eo nronk Qf grecutors, and of Mary V: Brown, guardian's | 10am and 3:15pm. Tickets, 250 tei tae Eg Nepesing Some $1; main-| 9, arthur Irwin 5 and Daly 4. Beecher has | modern languages is taught in the most ap- | some to the first story. All have stone porches, soba pews No > Gridley, guardian's) waniaeainck on: me 3 proportion, All ten pe Monee played in but four games and made 5 hits. | proved manner rof. J. D. Gaillard and his | with steps running up on the side, It is ex- secoun' jednesday trip, 'ESDAY, SEPT. SEPT. 16.—JIM THE PENMAN. 7 : 4 s ‘ ; leaving at 9:30 am and 6:30pm Ticketa 2c." | S>pwSATIORAT- GE Carney played in two without a hit. In these | assistants at 1205 F street northwest. Educa-| pected that they will be finished in January. a . EW NATIONAL THEATER. O; Hira & Co, 508 Wh ot. nw. seven games Washington made 67 hits and 24 | tional authorities endorse the system as being | Sir, F. H. Duehay is the contractor. sursend toscana eee tp ne j q:The last Family day, SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, 1e0y- | Svery Evening, Wedneslay and Saturday Matinees, Guws ror Hing. J. H. Kvemurxe,-1212 Pa, ave. | errors and the opponents 62 hits and 18 errors. | beyond all question the best. wee aces aHAL eee ing excursion tickets to Baltimore at one fare | ™&%t10am_ Tickets, 100. ‘The Recentric Comedian, oe . YESTERDAY’s GAMzs. Mrs. C. W. Pairo’s English and French school ENO? ‘ for the round trip, viz., $1.20. Tickets will be | Two last At Przsext we have a great many bargains . irk I M vi = CSS poet til th ch Saturday evening trips, SEPT.7 and EZRA F, KENDALL, to offer just enongh away from the ruling style | The Hoosiers took their second game from | for girls at 15301 street—Mount Vernon imsti- Gen. Ordway’s Plans for the Fall—Notes | °2 le un! © 14th instant, good to return | 14, leaving at 6:45 p.m ‘250. a to cause us to sell at cost, and less im some in- stances. as follows: 6 odd patterns in Smith's —— that we cannot get more of, at $1 per ard; ‘ S cd petterne in best G-frame body ‘ork made 7 hite and 7 errors én Brussels st 7d. per yard; 3 mahogany side Spall & Miteaah © aeano becewn sanel ane = yond reo} Tuesday, ber 1. New York, much to the disgust of Gotham, by | fute— will be cee ait pepe aie trams the Anmiaion, the score of 5 to4. Welch and Brown and | tio" whose children have been educated —— : Getzein. Boyle and Daily were the bes eriee’ “thereat. National guard affairs are just beginning to until the 21st, inclusive.—Adot, lusive.— Adee Death of Dr. P. T. Keene. sal a : Dr. P. T. Keene, formerly health officer of | [Ast OF THE SEASOS Friends’ select school, an elementary and | pick themselves up out of the summer languor. | the District, died at Mansfield, Ohio, August L r = 4 Pal OF KIDS. ‘The Greatest Laurhing Succes, less than cost, and we invite inspection i i ’e hi high school for both sexes, will reopen Septem- | Members are returning from their summer | 95, but the news of his death did not reach this Next Week of our new stock also, which is on the floor | fy™eigm gue, Bm by catching Connor's high | 10 55> at 1811 Lstreet northwest, ‘The build. | trips and are brightening up their tactical in. city mntil last nighk "The eunes Of his come. ‘Tho Latest Nation Squace Thester Senne Teuly for fall orders, and, the prices we guar- | “"piMadelphia regained third place by defeat-| ing has been thoroughly overhauled and new | formation for the fall and winter campaigu of | “7, sulidca: Oaosane wie lectin. Be keen yah DUneRa antes. W. H. Hovonrox & Co... ling Cleveland, 7 to 4. Home runs by Clements | #stems of plumbing. ventilation and heating | ariny and parades, Gen, Ordway returned to ? 2 1218—1220 F st. nw. 7 are in operation. Principal Thomas W. Sidwell was a civil enginee= when he came to this city, : a a Waa 1108 Wien ee, ee ae | peal pie rites garcuiers, town a couple of days ago and is now engaged | but shortly after his arrival in this place he |’ "i! mse tips every hour from 9 am, to ee oti glade peper, aiciy Be shades, room | ents and Beatten, Sutcliffe and Zimmer. The| Those who desire to acquire the most ap-| in hunt for armories. He has found it diffi- oS up oa — of medicine and graduated moldings, lincrusta, walton, dc. Phillies made 7 hits and 5 errors and the In- | proved elocutionary education, who want to | Cult tomake much progress with every other | with the highest honors from Georgetown uni-| 3 Se fants 10 hits and $ errors. Enow how to talk well and with the least ex-| man out of town, but hopes to have settled | versity. He was associated with Dr. D. W. ‘Seats now on sale. CE PS RRL PE pen Bet, i EPT: 2a.) will Feopen U A 5 Puactican Taxipzmwist, 1212 Pa. ave. nw. Boston increased her lead by taking a game | ertion, can have their wishes gratified by Prof. | something about the armory question before ae the Practice of medicine and was, in | = eeranamaeaiaaa praia Hig Serine 14 af got s ace ——— from, Pittsburg, 5 to0. Clarkson and Gunzel | Edward C. Townsend of 1817 18th street. Ora- | he gocs away again himself.” He is making « | {ori "PPOmnt ee ee ee mak aEDOR: LBAUGH'S GRAND OFERA HOUSE CITY AND DISTRICT and Staley and Carroll were in the points. Bos- | torical and dramatic action are carefully taught, | &@ § 7 8 est seed out slong with the board of health in sunpay, seprenper s, | A = - ° ton scored all the runs in the seventh on three ‘Thorough instroction in instrumental music strong effort to secure a covered target range | 1878, and not long thereafter (his wife having i. Opening of the Regular Season, * i and he thinks that he has about found the right | died in the meantime) he became Henry Vil- aching ton, Circle No. 1 will close the excursion Mi | “ CONDENSED LOCALS. tnd'a errore and Pittobtrg 6 bate snd a cree | is given at the Columbia conservatory of music | piace” although be will not give the loostioset | feats cea be, became, Henry Vil SEPP Sori BAL, RIDGE’ om SUNDAY | gcarmwess WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. at 913 Pennsylvania avenue. it until the arrangements are perfected. temporarily went under Dr. Keeng organized | RUUNDING up of ait the atrartene” Rie = J. B. Algate, R. G. Lowey and J. W. Westzall ASSOCIATION GAMES, The National university law school will com-| The report that the Merchant Rifles (company | the Hospital aid association, and "thie he was | OYSTER ROAST in the afternoon ond. ifeert were Le evening ween prone on = At Baltimore—Baltimore, 3; St. Louis, 2;| mence its session of 1839-90 on Tuesday, Oc- | B. fifth battalion). is going to disband is erron- | conducting up to the time of his death. display of fire works on the water in the New pe pre i amr ro ‘representatives to | #¥eR innings. At Columbus—Columbus, 7;| tober 1. Catalogues are at the principal book | €0u8, The company is in good financial condi- | —= = = | setts Baltimore apd Obio raitroad compen : pany ‘ ington Circle are ‘determined to make SUNDAX. Bop. HE LOTTELY OF LOVE! ‘Tuesda: ppesesaeg Louisville, 3. stores or may be had of the secretary or treas- | tion and has over sixty active members on the ‘tembor 8, the memorable day of this season. Tl ay Gage — fore pede ol wan calidiveoeste emnoan, urer. ‘The number of students to be admitted | Folls, Capt, Costinett and Lieuts. Burrhus and! Nor A Proce Ox Hix Now. From Daly's Theater, New York urer. i “s , Dmins leave B. and O. depot 9:50 a.m., 1-45 and — gut of its net earnings for the last quar-| Yesterday's contests caused some more shift- | {f limited. so carly application should be made ieieaenee snd promise 8 | pap WITH ECZEMA. HAIR ALL GONE. scazp| 3,13 iicksin for ousaaniny Cougiss. om. 3. a. RYLEY ceser Wruacoet pax snes dividend et the | ing in the league. Philadelphia stepped back | 10th minnie Capt. Ebert, quartermaster fifth battalion, | SOY WOULD NEVEU GROW. CURED BY-CULh SAND SNLING HECOREIOR Oe ; M188 MAI te of 10 per cent per annu i it ‘ " 3 ‘i i i NEV! . OU! i CUTI- S aaa ig 786 | into third place and Indianapolis and Pitts-| Mra, Pike's art cchool at 1590 Pierce place is panes 2 ee aa CURA REMEDIES. HAIR SPLENDID AND NOT CHESAPEAKE bay PROM AN SAPOLIS Are Reectelty E Thomson & Co., Washington, were awarded | burg traded positions, Boston took a firmer | now open for inspection and pupils, “hae 4 PIMPLE ON HDMI. Sealer Seco Ter suman and Sep- AO WIGHT HAMLY ior the second premium for a “Shoninger” piano [ore bor na os ze the gap Ont on the heights of Georgetown, where | ‘The District national guard will not be very| Icannot say enough in praise of the CUTICURA 2 CHK. F. FI FRANK JAMIESO} bene at the oo on tucedd Gaol wid teen saan’ 3 Snr} xh 2 . the atmosphere is pure and clear, is that board- | largely represented at Baltimore at the celebra-| REMEDIES. My boy, wheu one year of age, was vo | —S220-Lm! Baltimore P.O. Ma “oe op Bennings road, was taken with a chill yes- terday morning and died before medical aid _ could be summoned. ing and day school for yo ladies and little | tion of North Point, as very few companies | bad with eczemathat he lost all of his hair. His scalp | B* WADGIs, irls known as “The Cedars.” It will re-open | have as yet decided to go. The men have | was covered with eraptions, which the doctors said ‘tober 1,and those who want to know all | hada hard time this summer and are now rest- | was scall head, and that his hair would never grow ON THE CHESAPEAKE, Sate TORSO, SED EADAT ae ER TOROSY, about the place can secure the information by again. Despairing of cure from physicians, T began , Hisiorere Bictarsonse Froduchon Dion Bouck Dake ing. applying to Miss Earle, 1916 35th street. Gea, Ordway’s plan to bave a brigade dress | the use of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and I am Public Amusement " THE MOST COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINT. raemeaie — On Monday last St. Cecilia’s academy, 601 | Parade this fall instead of the usual street happy to say, with the must perfect success, His hair a3 % ALBavon’s Opera Housr.—The season at Al- , re th th the | isnow splendid, and there is not a pimple on him. I a om.” will open on Monday night with Arthar East Capitol street, commenced operations for Lacie sesame cies fel pargtid recommend the CUTICURA REMEDIES tomothers| | MENTS OF ANY RESORT ON THE CHESA- In the concert all scene nee wil spenee in Angee. form. fiard to do even better than they did while in | ® the most speedy, economical and sure cure for al of ‘Arcine reais Sarprises of Divorce.” Mr. Geo, Iseman, the well-known musical in- | Camp Ordway, which, if accomplished, will | **™ diseases of infants and children, and feel that PEAKE BAY OR POTOMAC RIVER. 3 a Tun in New Yor! structor, whose specialty hada rag? will fe make them nearly perfect in brigade move- Sewanee whohas an afflicted child will thank me FRE CrCl Es, 1400 SY AVE sume teaching on September 9 at 1008 10th | ments. 1. street northwest, “3 The last excursion given by company B, fifth@| Mrs, M. E. WOODSUM, Norway, Me. Music by the be Killed by the Trati Saied eianiderstie: moeey to the sevens ot eigen = in. considerable money 1e ol WAVAL a Coroner Patterson held an inquest yesterday | the company. The company will expend n| ,1mustextend to you the thanks of one of my cus- seaiacoie re tc in the case of the unknown colored man whose | large sum in fixing up their armory with new | RexeDins of an old sore, caused by « long spell of First-class Hotel and Restaurant, body was found near Rives Station, on the Bal- | 8%" Facks, lockers, &c. seceers ce terme bt vones son. Salen se Nee hoes timore and Ohio railroad, and decided that the | Haury Rates To CoLumpus ror THE GRranp eget gussets amputated, but | Trains Iman bad been accidentally killed bya tai, | Lopen of po “Fauiowe "ua Puremrevavia | imo te ay be insow col wallouad we Deputy Coroner Schaeffer stated that the man’s | Rar.noap.—The Sovereign Grand lodge, Inde- | Cason, merchant of this place. % Bay Kidge week days 6:10 and 8:30 p.m injuries could only have been inflicted by a | pendent Order of Odd Fellows, will convene at JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist, and 9 p.m. ? Gagler’s in-| New ¥ Se ee esting, wil undouttediy bring together “the Gunster, Tein, t fege- ieeaceermnens meet ni er the ov vivid play, Li hts — pong will i Pientes, Excursions, Etc. lary seeentias ot the or 2 thes before SEVERE SCALP DISEASE CURED. attract jou next week. Riwez.—Tomorrow Washin; Cire! fathered on a similar occasion, expected It is a melodrama full of exciting incidents wo 1 Weil give ae ccancion Dey ile that 15,000 members, including a large number | fe weeks ago my wife suffered very much from and affording opportunity for much attractive of Patriachs Militant, be in attend- | 50%" scenery and many realistic effects. The com- pany is anid to be a strong and capable one. Keavax’s Wasutnatox pom a Right Owls,” aa organization whic! paid frequent visits to this city and always with will hold the boards at Ke: mt ‘Lottery of Love,” and is founded upon “Les Surprises du Divorce,” by MM. Bison and Mars. Mir, Daly's adaptation, Philadelphia... while preserving the scheme of the French | Pittaburg.. work, radically departed from the text and situations and is a three-act fare: : toa at | Philadelphia, Er giz bE works in the evening. Trains Peviepnig and Ohio depot at 9:50 a.m., 1:45and N . ‘The coolest place tn town to spend an evening. 315 p.m, . Lise eae Beacu.—The steamer Jane Moseley ‘skin, = Rav. 3. PRESSLEY BARRETT, DD.» — oyivat FINANCIAL. AVINGS BANKS “ turn until’ September 26th, 1889, ‘at the CUTICURA REMEDIES 8 will be an extra family day, when she will make 34 5, 6 7, & 10 and 15, two trips, leaving at 10 a.m, and 1:30 p.m. Manse Haxt.—The steamer Consortia TAIT sesorccoonsusnocssonsonseens -+-25 CENTS er ‘MONET makes hor Saturday evening excursions to Mar- STEAMER JANE MOSELEY. shall leaving at 6 p.m. Tomorrow she | dining cars, ence 4 will make three lesving at 10:30 am., es roe CHEMICAL CORPORA: Leave 9:15am. (prompt). Home 9:30 p.m. na MUNICIPAL age . te Adot, sometimes s difficult matter to know toanatenapaamamnamnanepeamnie. i é i F 88 ins ‘The Analostan Club’s New House. A deed of trust from the Analostan boat club & 4 ‘The Georgetown and Tenleytown railway | _PADYS Skin and Scalp preserved and beautified by company has bought for $9,000 of Gottfried R, | CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure. EVERY MUSCLE ACHES. fae y ’ e : i ie i sili g i I A H { but time E i H t i aril ( i i is i at tf iF