Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1889, Page 3

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ‘12. 1889, ‘FOR RENT HOUSES. RENTS orm ST. N.W. | NEAR F FRANE OF F2 ‘BENT =1040 VERMU y circle, s Large and Finely- farblanca con taining 19 rome: pumerots pictures and several ions statuary included; house never before rented. and permit to are sel26t EC. CUTTER & CO 1493 F st. nw. ei KR RENT—A 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE: MODE improvements: 315 Del. ave. n.e. —— advance. Apply 214 Lith st. s.w. BE —— —3406 PyeT. AA Sid FOS nd bath; eo EORGETOWN): ‘condition ; -w. percep, etna aon pe in-room House in Le Droit Park, 333 Spru Ly painted and payered ; modern improveme! L. 8. FRISTOE, ‘810 F st. nw. 1141 10TH ST, NW GOOD, COM- mse of 7 Rooms and Bath; hall, cellar excellent location: also Nicely Furnished For both apply at 811 11th st, nw. se Soocne 2K KENS—11-ROOM HOUSE ie €T. amas ant rent low tos _sell-t tenant. ly at once. WENTFOS . K. 1419 G st. K RENTION OCTOBER 1, AT A SMALL RENT, at Forest Glen. } 4. k. HERTFORD, 1419 G st. “seli-iw S16 per month: ke 60 per mouth. O' iD Fi Kinewan'scourt, between Pand G. 1st and Mth sis Apply tod, PAGREEN: 1410 Q st. selie POR BENE eo orH all modern improvements, € 8 ‘Will be for rent Sept. 15, 1889. "A. 8. CAY WOOK rh st. Bw. sel]-3t FOR RENT—1429 20TH ST, TWO ROOMS Teserved. Apply on the premises, from 20 to 12 a.m, daily. se11-3e' R RENT — A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE Hones in the Northwest, ROBERTSON, & LACK FORD, 1515 H st. n. Bt papery joey f: Nr 8 A 8 On st nS wit ofullistepely te | WESCOTT & WILCOX. rr ee ave. me st 1316 Bst.« w., lor. JPOR_RENT—VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, 7 ste and basement brick, 6 10'S Piers ct. sw. 50 738“ PURSISHED HOUSE: 1004 H st. n-w., 10r..100 STORE. 1) 637 Pa ave. ©. 1 STABLE. 17 Rear 915 I st. n.w.. SWOMMSTEDT & BRADLEY, _8u20-Lm U27 F at. {0K RENT_SIX-ROOM HOUSE, MODERA i provement, 1104 435 st s.w. Apply 467 C at aw. 8e10-3t* R RENT—DESIRABLE | THREE STORY AND Basement Bay-window Hous mi pewly fitted and papered: one square from Frankhe Fark. nt ouly $00 to desirable parties. Apply $33 3 ‘sel 408 ita <6: $24 Gab st sasseew ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 2 is D , Apply SCHELLER & STE a ave. She kes tt ate SeSeets re see ba} bint Gunton b'ld’g,r. 30 401 7th st., rin Store and X. ave, bet. 8 (th and Ds.w.. shove is only a tortion of the property op my tooke For tgitiat cdlat ottice, cer psliouin issued on tbe Istand 15th. ise10] THOS. E. WAGG: NFUKNISHED. 416 N st. n.w.. 11r. 8685 yy eae 607 18thst.no.w. 00 1009 87 160 H ave. nr N, zr. 150 st near 18th, 10r..190 “190 YO 3 t trom & CO. ie Foun Ww JOR RENT -BY RO, HOLTZMAN. REAL £S- rama 10th and F stan 2 # i + 2 Ff sn SESE 13 stat Be Ror eS RNISHED HOUSES, couriere’ Tuite LIST AT MY OFFICE. O41 Fat, OFFICES. ZA oor. Strout Elewant rooms tn vied by tea ..850 ‘fre 5 front ron ‘Those clerant N: xl 01 2. 20246 and 106 Commmectica Z o 1018 30,3023, = 1. For purtics =p ro ‘ofhiee, > BR O. HOLTZMAN. 10ta amd LF ate. 1 Fat ng Taal Ng o> ROOM BRAND ‘EW uicntewn; near new Cz i ool. ‘Inuuire eramig . i 2gzke ¥ +s ‘) iets: i 2 3 : $3 th a it perry 7 ee .E. cor. of 16th and @ Sts. with stable, yen dr Gaui. ave. Nmt-b0U Het cer} ‘Conn. ave., it. Gor, Sorcibth & Fetus. ath ste Thee tath Your Teer seh NOE. cor, 1othaud KO circle. in. 8100.05 ste. S339 per month F st. bet. 171 Sth ets near McPhee oy £2BQ) StS cers sesenee Wist. bet AN ‘Be OBTAINED BULLE: FICE THESE HOUSES CAN, BE UX ONLY BY PERMI’S FROM se7-co2w S| pee ntist, 1716 14th st Uwe; “alarm, electric box; $50 per moi i to 8 yearly teu aud EDT & Bi adjact Latayette square. 927 F st, nw. Fone MICE, PELLING, ¢ ‘ington st.. Alexandria, V ih” on Oct, 125 nt ‘th & ise 83. bet! 17th and isth AT_OUR SS INSPECT! HILL & JOHNSTON. 503 Penn. ave.2.w. com Te TE HOUSE IN - particularly suited for contains mod. irips.; nlso wae stoves in kitchen and pb sician nif oy call RADLEY, 420 th; modern improvements, Kalai HENT, Fee? RENT—725- 12TH ST., 10 ROOMS, 1 ix PEE ran fect se NORTHWEST t large store i boot eaaees "FOR A PRO 70) BAS ESSIONAL = Taam LOLS Lath se mew, Dest to the Hamilton 10 bath, cellar. furnace, uew plum! papered snd repaint bing and ted’ throwehout: LBERT ¥. FOX, hand- rent oC per annum. ws 38 Jae l i 1 a JOR RENT— RK REN that Fine New House ne. corner ‘Massachusetts ave. n.w.; 15 rooms, two rovements: . BUSHN: heated by steam ; all modern month. Apply io CAMPBELL 0. tENT_TO DESIRABLE PARTY ONL: 13th st. ‘bath CON- wash f further particulars ap- For py te JOHN "A: PRESCOTT, 1416 ¥ st. IL. suelo uilding. RENT—MOST DESIRABLE CORN a= HOUSE ly CH 7OR RENT—MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE $60 month, Apply Chath Farragut EARLY. 603 Ltn st, }OR RENT—UNFURY 1915 N st.n.w..121 House in Eckine' tric lights, a m. i... 2U6 Del. ave. 23 1 0 194 F240 Cuion st aw -12301310 Vist i: b {2346 Union at. aw. 19th st. bet. R and §, per year, steam heat. and year. ice Rooms, 417 Lith DLW. $5 to $20. FURNIS! Conn. ave. bet. K ciaware ave. n-¥, Hi _se7-6t" 1B RENT—TWO HOU! & mont! if Sth st. and Md. ave. ue. 70 AND, app rat thes Hae x pply he le 806-61 709% CST FoR RE NT FINE FURNISHED RESIDENCE, NO. 1501 MASSACHUSETIS AVENUE, ‘This beautiful home is located o1 corner of Massachusetts avenue and Dosite the “LOUISE HOME "—contain: rooms, a, Wille rented 15 (Arlington Insuran ‘Peunsylvi tho northwest Sth st. n.w., op- 8 about fiteen arranged and completely furnished, fon tetchas temat tot a ciarte ct "For perunit eaters: se | agentes price Pa, ce Bullding. —1435 L ST. N.W.. NE: ide STEIGER aa ol Preling. G.roomn Wn 2 room Kand L si cL. DODSON: 1 b sud 1 J. Me RB RE! stable in rear: the house; per month. 578 Lsth at. n. ivory and Best. na ory and basenbent. Ward place nw. HANDSOME 12-kOOM HOU Bert Woodley Lane and Tenleytown road: large new jot 100200; new electric road passes STORE A ND Store iihout dwelhing Cottage: Le Droit Park, Sabie 3 stall, carriaze and coschwai's rooms, in $12; Brick coR- Format. HOTEL WINDSO! st. and New York ave. Recently Tepaired throughout; steam heat aud Jocated on square opposite President's States Treasury pase door for rts of city. ae > ala , State, War and, Navy, TH remodeiod aud electric bells. ee jopartmen’ ‘Address dW: seo-1m* is, bath, m. ely. furnished _se4-12t POR RENT—OcTOBER 1, i233 rooms, modern improvements, 845 be seen any afternoon. mo sed-Lr KEEN, 303 7th F2, KENT—108 C ST. 81 mod imps. 0. C. GREEN, SEGENISHED, 1342 VERMONT AVE. m. 1, ees = can be leased f ‘THOS. G. vig 2 & CO, 1800 F street nw. 11TH ST. N. 8 per month ; can Apply 1441 Rhode Island ave. _ ¢ 8T. $.E.. 9 ROOMS, 30D. 1 RENT—1309 RHODE ISLAND AVE., SE location unsur- A Bates & Rg apd th, Mod. Ii as Oper mouth. JAMES" aor Fat Lew. “STITCH, i, FOX. & BRowN, enn. ave. iw. RENTOOFFERED FOR RENT FOR THE first time—that t Heudsome Corner ae House of 18 roums, lange grounds and stable, at corner of Massachusetts ave. and 1 ‘The interior of this House is etfs finished and furnished throughout in elega: at st Fle, and offers One of the most attractive homes in Washington. Will be leased for seasou oF, term of years, Years unfurnished if desired. Appl ‘auld-dm JOHN SHERMAN & of for tarm of ‘On premises or to CO., 1407 F st, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE E Fae RENT — MOF 30 ACRE: MY Hysttevitie, where] su se wow sealing ‘ew dwelling; out build fad ad wil pet bythe Year ven ; rent 830 per mou di be Ae selz vf Choice ae ints deta slong the R.. Prov Churel va OR SALE—AT FALLS CHURCH—100 | » rotggreeet of os ‘Sites; location i Joe indices De LE: Gort, nis; fruit iu abundance; excellent water ACRES sel. Bel" Fo: SALE— CHEAP. P— Fae Day Silver Spring 7 he lands of Wis ‘Thowpron $10,000 ; oue-third cual: k 908-6t [OR SALE—A F, 0 ARM OF 505 Sc. itunied between Marthasbu on Potomac for one tinsburg, tes Wve sot UNDRY MATERIAL AT AUCTION. Lal ONE LARGE WASHER, ONE CO! a SC mel Section ‘rogue C{1h street “aide watt. which hus Seu THO! 01 ball only used three DOWLING, Auctioneer. i BICYCLES. (GERMANY. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. LOCATED NO. 20 WILHELM 8T. Beginning Cultivation of ail branches of music. First rate professors: Enrlich. Dreyechock, Radecke; ¥.,., Sandi, Sauret, Jenny Meyer, Be. the L. Hermann, Esq., cages JENNY MEYER. SESSIONS 212-18 ENN BostNwSS | SCHOOL. EVENING Reg sae at { instraciors Bookkeeping, Stenograph», Pitman) Light-line Shorthand and ‘Typewrit- *"Groulars and information at the office. _se12-3m OUNG RADY Wit EXP AES - ‘ave. n French, Ger- man, (Bex! ine a 1 Give I sin'at a0ce per lesson. Call'at 3 NORMAL 1 INSTITUTE FOR ers Model Kinder- . i ation gt. ‘twelith | { Et ‘ate jew pal, VOLUTIONIZED ANDY Prices pacer ee te ‘of all; Acme phonog- Loreal for pampulet: or Aerie Pho! saga Pour monte tetruction E.coula write 140 = | wort er inte of any sort of matter ii L. STRANG. [AKD C. TOWNSEND, | ae Teacher of Eloe (deep) Breathing Voice Cultute, Oratorical and Dramatic Actions at 1317 1: a se-4in (GPENCERIAN BUSINESS: f, THREE cutive foots, National Bank of the eneblie Busia ing, corner 7th and D sts, n.w. Five street car lines poss near the door. A practical business education that qualifies Youne Men and Women for Self-support and Day aud Evening Sessions ‘the , sourso qmbraces: Spencers’ Rapid, Writing, Orth e English Lanwusge, dence, Pate ginit ulations, Book Keeping, adupted to every Yariety of business, Business Practice, Vocal aud Physical Culture by the Delsurte System, Lectures on Civies, including training for citizenship, 1 Culture, ‘elements of Political Beonom Commercial Law and “Comme Geow Tuition fees, | Year scholarship, “lay. session tas months, payable, on enteriny, $60: oF in ‘monthly ‘in- stallments of 810 each, $70. the quarter, ten weeks, payable on entering, sessions Kear sc achofarabip, hen htve mouths, $16. “Special phy.—Ladies and Gentlemen | Carefully Trainadin he Art ‘a ‘Telegraphy as used in all tele- graph offices ; operutors always in demand. ec! scanieal at Architectural Drawing.—Evening in- struction in, these branches under skilled masters. Shorthand and Type Writing: Students Prepared for Amanuensis, Work tn from ‘res to six Months, ‘yy roug! ught ; the use of the Graphopliones Write or call for illustrated annual announcement, Schoo! year becins Mouday, a Ee 2. College n fod arranwements ou audatter Monday, August he HEN C. SPENCI cipal; Mra, BARA‘A. SFENGEL, Vico Princibal alk: HE Cepars. BOARDING, AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. REOPENS OCTOBER 1, it ule R 1L—DRA' PAINTI coal, Crayon aud all bonta of decorative work Studies for rent, Mrs. — principal, = Place, between 3 ard T n. ST. CECILIA’S KOADEMY, 601 E. Tart ‘TAL ST. conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, Te: opens bee rm Ae mber 2. Academic course for young ludies desiring a more finished education. parotory classes {thoroughly trained in. the funda- mental branches, Music. Fainting and Fancy Work Glasses for ladies not attending the school. Plat Sewing, nec and Drawing tausht in all the claseos Ty Ty pewriting will receive special attention, au: EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, FOUNDED 1789. For the greater convenience of day scholars the hours of afternoon recitations will hereafter be from 2 to 4 am. New terms opens THUKSDAY, September 12, . Examinations for entrance September ¥ to 11: Apply to the Rector, Rev. J. HAVENS RICHARDS. 8.J. au30-2w_ Georgetown College, West Washington, locution taught and Com- wok Keeping aspecialty. auzy-:sm 8. = HY HGART N iD) MY SIAEARY SCHOO po DERGARTEN NOMKMAL TRAINING CLASS, 1918 Sunderland , south of Dupont circle. TIONAL MEDICAL COLLE MEDICAL DEPAKT AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT oF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. ‘hth Annual Course of Medical Lectures utal Course wilt on Monday, Oc- an, Witls the usual introductory exer H street northwest, spply to Dr. A. ¥- west, Weehing- ENT ars BUST COURSES. Book-Meoping, saritumetio Petal Gramiuar and Correspoudence, Penmanship and Spell- ing. Senior: Arithmetic, Book-keeping aud Banking, Business Practice, Civil Guvernment and Commercial jaw. Classes also in ‘Type-writing, Elocution and Crul Service, Rapid progress und eisy terius. - Ke- opens Sept: 2. Call between and 7 p.m. WOOD'S Commercial School, 407 East Cupitol st. aut “&. SAFE, PL HOME AND SCHOOL Children. hewular course aud French if desired: Bs 50 eas month covers all expenses, Address Mra. UKE, Richland, Stafford county, Va. i “v. PRUD HOMME WILL, qhOPEN HE A practical use of the Lengua Sas good Pronun- ciation a Teneet iu ‘Thirty Days to intelligent pupiis, ox au28-3m_ ‘Washington, EDICAL DEPARTMENT. ORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Washington, Dy Host, betwee Vth dud 10th ste, The forty-first session of (this medical college will bewin Monday. September 30. ‘Those matriculeting now Will have the benefit of the summer clinica. For further Be EDNS address aie G. L. MAGRUDEL, M.D., D jy 20-3re. EW WINDSOR COLL a College, Windsor Business | Colle buildings: fall. courses. diplomas ‘aud’ prepara Spe Revigiiber 19. “Addiess » D.D. » Fresident.or Prot. E. Ti PREPARA ‘ORY SCHOOL | OF JHE COLU ou aration for Collewe, for the G8, Naval wid ciate Academies and for faniuees,” For turther iat feria dean BP. MONTAGUE, Principal, mo. ERMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY. DAY, SEPTEMBER GO KUERSCHNER, ‘Privcipal. EDUCATIONAL. ni op Weaniagton ae — ~ se3-3m_ HE BERLITZ SCH! T as Lath ot. ra Eee ‘ashington. em best school for a speedy nuagtery yor the Foreiwit Laugra pyus bein now. Trial Lesoone F Branches in Boston, 100 ork, Philadel- phins Chicago, Berit sire Sow yor, Pan HE COLUMBIAN 1 UNIVERSITY. ae Se ‘The ran Scientific School opens Octal eel ch wieet nthe eventhe, are open, to beth exer For F yulormation about the cotrees tn Alge Triononietey py to Le UObGRINE, Professor ot Matensaroe, [toto N THE VIOLIN, ¥. KRAUS 600 bth st. s.w. eet aie LAW. . HAVENS Hi Fits [ARDS, dent of She aor KICHAKDSON, LL.D, (Chi ef Just v. Lecturer un caus, US Raesiencaere Pa w, and m. CHARLES P. . om barre Bistrot of Gore ruser on the His [AH WILSO) Lecturer om the Law of eal T-state: the Lag'of Evt- dence, Criminal Law, and es ic helations turer on =e Jurispra- JOSEPH J. Taklinaty i Lecturer on the Law of ht pi able P Gronde & Svea. My Lecturer on the Law of ership, Corporations, ete and "restamtary ‘Law, U1 A GanrEg as rote CHAR FTE Trax jourt of APP 8. 4 DREW C. BKADLEY, and MARTIN F MOREIS. Tpicotnnar’ leohute salt qresennaaaars for the en- suing term at the | aw building, cor, Ot and ¥ streets Rorthwest, on WEDNESDAY, October 2, at 0. All interested are most cordially tu iuvited to attend. len eee ioe ouprising tthe Bglish aod leading ‘America reporter and tie latest text books woos moat Jowal subjects is located in the law building with com- odious reading rooine attached-and will be open from 1a, to 10 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted, tot maa Vaiumnt of the ve: street uorthwest. and Loudermiik & oe: rere F 78 | northwest, and at wumpson's drug store, Personally 15th street northwest, or on application, undersigned. or by letter, to the ‘8. M. YEATMAN, Secretary and Treasurer. apare eo ERAS, COLLEGE, 313 6TH reopety ing of the above-named insti- tut. Fag pervea ene OCTOBER 2 ingen er Se tember 16, a8 previously auno 38 MARI YN, ident. E MISSES TIFFEYS SCHOOL FOR Gi and Little Boys reo) For circulars aud further Corcoran street. se9-1m Me are ns September 18, 1889. format upply at 1436 se8-1m* RAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF 7 Columbian University, 10S, CHEAISTEY, Pn. i The — ing address will be delivered by Prof. F. wi CLARKE of the U. Spay Baas Survey 5 a eat versity Hall on 1UESDAY, October 1. at P-m. * ‘or Seana or cree ae cara ] is PUBS, Dean. = SS Ai s USTOE, M Teacher it Fenn Theor Ofice hours Toots oclock st Seudion ® Yoo, 11th st, ie KR DERGART { NORMAL | sae ITUT! wid ‘Model Kindergartens, Mrs. LOUIS! Principal. | Twelfth yeur opens OCTOBER 1 at 1017 10th st. Tuition for Teachers, course of eight 51 00. vere a R. GEORGE ISEMANN, TEAQHER OF PIANO, Vill resume Lessons September 9. _Studio 1008 10th st. n.w. (HE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, 1305 17th st., 1624 Mesaehueots ave. and 1623 An English and French'l ‘Losrain 1g and Day School for Young Ladies and Little Girls, ‘Seventh year begins September 25, 1889. This school offers many ad- Vantages in its home life and course of study. BS Elocution and Delsarte Gyimuastics, paupils admitted to Wellesley on certificate of the se7-2m 7-Lm* See Sears tak oun ine euler» ee NG, LL.D., au26-1mo irae )HEO INGALES KING, TEA ‘OF PIANO day, Whursiay’ and Set agence A an aw and Toain jel tS HE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTI- feo, Howard University, will pen this winter's session circular formation address C. 1118 13th st. ow, HE COLUMBiAN UNIVERSITY. Catal: auzi-im JAMES C. WELLING, LL.D. President, =| JULIET DONNALLY, PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION. an.9-3m_ 188 HALSTEAD VEE OPEN 4. VAT. School for Girls and September 25 at 1429 ch et., corner of Pat. nar.” A limited number of ceived. Garand ater September 1 Craig se6-1m* Sor Qat. nw. Nica youn 4 to. fears of _— Sis eee September 3 or feat Bat LiF 10 ‘year, ~ M Tas SCHMITT’S 'HOOL— KINDERGARTEN nd Primary Heopent Poptenne ber 30 at Foe oe .W at. northwestern section, teac! — snd Speech Kesding taught the Deaf. = s06-1m' A Sheraton i 8 — a ie MASS. facility, quiring’ t eutsied every: lor acq! tion. No eforts ate france the Basile tm mule ‘aad od are. "The musical department and technic, and embraces piano, ‘wing, and fancy- and drat ot ey FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS tarp, "violln, ew guiter and work Frees R SALE—A FIRST-CLASS GHOCERY AND Provision Store, eo tol; satisfactory raga r for selling. Address H. X. 4., Star office. sie. R SALE-ENGLISH BAVETY BICYCLE FOR or Gentleman ; only soiled; price 16 E at. nw. SALETHREE SHARES COLUMBIA. NA- Fe. Bank, Stock . McK. CLAYTON, At torney-at- ee ate Forgas srrcunarive canoes eTOCKS |g eeiiec Lanston T; “hit ston schine, Pueuma: de Stn cle, Full icutionto eer ANE, Sevouee, .1313 F street. FE SARECAT 3 <THE HILLMAN Bt NIVERSITY-TRAINED TEACHERS ea PRE pare for Civil Service, College, West Engi- neering, &€. ai ‘Mathematics gud Branches. ALL, Wase SS scoaae oie OF Seance ze Ciona Building, Othand F ‘wenty-first b Organ, Voice, Violin, Cornet, &. Free tavantages. “0. 1 BULLARD, Divector se7-1mu* Ely ODERN LANGUAGES.—GAILLARD® tirely orizinal, scientific and conversational ms od (D. Appleton & Co.), indorsed by the ve ban Minis- i = Public lustruction, celebrated “Doct and the highest Ed Ay i for ci and America Gitniara i reurpaseatl san UnsUr; le ls.is adinirable. aeB, st. use in our school Wasi % Principals: J. D. Gaillard, O! ar Professor of Languages at the Royal I; jane), St. Agnes School, Albany, &e. lard, Authoress and Dipl ARYEAND ‘SCHOOL FOR THE BLIN North avenue, idltinors +16,1889. Pupils are admitted, the District of Columbia free they are not able to pay. ‘This School is tor the ma cation of girls and boys frou: 7 to 18 years of age who are blind or whose sight is 40 defective that they can- hot attend the public sch Applications should be my M* rein ay Septem! faryland an The aes of 1889-90 will willeommence TUES! . OCTOBER 1, 1840, at 7 o'clock ban., when the we houbcements will be made. ‘: ‘Treasurer. 0 the classes is enroll on or before October 1: proxite, at the office of the Treasurer. AMPBELL W. BU SHNELL, Sec'y, 1008 F st. nw, . CARUNI, Treas, se2-Im e ore iOth nnd Eats. ROCKVILLE ACADEMY, Ki opens September 16, sho. in house of principal Wigan h Helf-hour from, bah and in all departweuts.. Seud. for ca N. N, p-B-Erincipal W. PING! EREY MASON, 5 8. BLEEMAN., A.B. First Assistant. vB, “SyS:teept5. Sik JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. ht Peeraratr aud Four Courses of Study. paratory School attacu PLCIAL ATTEN ivi THE PREPAHAT. 1ON OF AND ¥ NAVAL ACADEMY, For Catalogues address Ureside eee ila, LI.D., Ph.D. ;REDERICK FEMALE SEMIN REOPENS SEPTEMBER 10, 1889, Has a larie corpe of well dled teachers, wud all the appoi.tinents are excellent. Thorough instr tion is given ‘u English, in Ancicnt and Modern. Lau. uKes, Music, Art, Science, Elocution end Calisthen- c8. Special courses muy be taken in Music und Art, sud diplomas obtained sctordincly. The buuldings are commodious and elegantly furu. shed, well- eyes | __ heated, ventilated, and abundantly supplied wi mountain spring Water. ‘The situation is ixhtful, tho, scenery of the ze sur- founding country beautitul, and the climate mifd and healthful ‘Ternis recsouable. Fi ues ap) WM. Hi. oy LL Dy 3y18-48t vederick, Ma. Ji8vss BUTLER” . Calvary Baptist Church. ORGANIST, {$050 syuucoue, ‘Mr. Butler will receive a limited number of Organ Pupils, Call SANDERS & STAYMAN'S, 034 F st. n.w. T. Pes i. iE. VER: § xo sical, Neg and om im Decal aitention given to, Phiniograv hy a : writing "Studies “resume Bonding? Boprember? 3. Recs, 5 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RE-OPENS September 17; thorotigh training | home wovern men; number limited; health For circulars, &c., address H. aly aruended or circulars, &. A. M. (Yale), ‘Sendy Spring, Mi dy1-3mi ” Yoke AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN AND WOMEN Sducated ins Practical Manner tor, the Business of Life. Business -keephug, trameeees System, ewbracing T! jusiness Prac: Lice, aud Baxthing), Penmanaiip, Correspondence, Com. mercial Arithmetic, Word-Leayons an w. English Course: Word- jrammar, Khe' orie, Fenmanghip, Arithmetic, Algebra, inf the and Geokraphy courses hand, ‘Type-writing and Tel new tg = heat Veutences. Send for cire Gutale with alartyne oll ‘COLUM! oF st Loc ART OF ALL AR’ STEELY Ae EE wers they possess until this Ar Hevelope m theun eaten N MABTY: Ca 28a: ELOCUTION AND 3 r. Reoy BER 2. Pu; eo ier nines ny tine after eptember ie i well velo College Hae tis county by th wand Gon Gent! who a irotee saci im Oratory 3d. | asa Diy ‘Teachers’ Certificates awarded need pena’ ro catalogae to 0. a oes i “A BOARDING DAY SCHOOL fr, st cgunty, 188 BATS H, REED, clase for Sout ladies Oct. A ian TS Special uttention riven to Mathematics ahd English jiterature. Students prepared for competitive exam: inations. Be. [PAUL SERS CH her of VIOLONCELLO, PIANO AND THEOR _hus removed to” z 121 Tet. nw. st STREET hear Counectiont ave, cars. O8 itt SCHOOL FOR "BO 14th year. Oct. 1 to June 1. Mo? VEKNON SEMINARY, 1100, 1104, 1106, 1116 M st. and 1128 11th st. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Fifteenth year opens for registration and classifica- tion of Boarding Pupils Wednesday, October 2; Day Pupils Thursday, October 3. Certificate sduuts to Vassar, Smith and Wellesley Colleges, For further information apply to the Principal. se4-2m A ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. HARVARD GRADU. singly oF in small claanes USE, ABOUT se12-3t ROK GALS SOUND HORSES AND MULES FROM Virginia; pair of Very pipe Young Mi | bat ‘worth $400; one Fst worth $155; two Good ee Ng 865 each. 604 Ts NO.2 REMI FEINoTOX N oe SALE—V! ae CHEAP—A NO fine condition. ‘writer, in fakane AND will sei one. or 2B ‘a HAKDING, G06 ith st now. Fest SALE—PAIB iB HORSES, with Harness horses. THEY. well-3t Forse SALEJUST ARRIVED, TWENTY HORS: them ae heavy — also one fue pair saddle ScHirGet s QUIGLEY hear of bat Bee. Fe SALEBAROATNS IN SQUARE PIANOS Ei vanced p) ‘One Square for bexituers oF ady er. Pisano, was binges now $73. eee ‘Saver Pinno, was $100 now $85; Square was $i 25, now $100; one Square Plano, was +8100," ‘now $145: one besuti- ful Higu-class Onan, » $110. All the = are Paget ‘order men ag = me mouth until paid each. THE IANO ExtuancE- ave. sell THE LEADING BANU HOUSE. ts, aud ap Elegant bend ‘will well ata erent th wt. Dow. =e SaLE-THE BEAU BEAUTIN Pose SALE VINE LIGHT if VICTORIA. POLE AND bargain. i iat esa cone peebing horses. avply orate ot d dese 301 K st. nw. ee10-3t" POR SaLe—vouR VEHICLES—a COUPE: letts and Two Surreys, ll in wood condition, “two jorves also, Apply at O12 7th at awe sed-Oo™ Fast SALE—A FIRST. ry $9), BNET at 8. L WELD, phos. one awe ‘th st. BW. B SALE PIANOS, Taree MAKE Re w goods will offer one beautiful Arie Oct, having's riel and mellow foue an every ¥i ele aoaee a rae TI instrument nas also eum rice $429; Our price Co. Square " “Fully quaranteed and sold ca oe Dayinents. ae F. rey NEW STABLE NE. - eee pverand 1 ates with all inode ian CHARLES EARLY, 603 Vath et, me it SALE—SHOPWORN WHEELS AT $50; $10 Feces aud 90 per mouth ‘Thews wheels wold at THE calc CYCLE O0., Seeawe 908 Pennsylvania ave, R herrea SHAR! cil eanig Di WASHINGTON AND ghares 20 see National Uaion SINGERS @, $1,400 D.C. ae! Gun. afol. Ldvrs CUR: Ne iN AM, corner 15th and F sts Fens SALE—CARPETS! CARPETS! Ss About 500 Brussels and Iny Carpet secealmescld bene? bt OR SA 1 SOOO BOOKS. 1GhzW AND OLD 716 K st., 1227 32d et. P. Pes rc Te OR SALE—F! ‘Ma’ anak iba Gadde lngeaee forenle ur nizote ena Ke sock and fhandied and guarauteed. WM. ¥. DOWNEY, C VERNON a ay oe seers, JF 1530. rd 8T., Pution resumed 5 pRRORRTER, ‘MISS 4 INA TCHELL'S ss fT 15a0 0st se3-1m*_ LUMBIA eee sur atric OF MUSIC. os vanced couree, piano, orgun, Pope of New England one a IS is’ Hant, Te | BS errant t., bet. Land conse Sa EE Ee woe | FE ee ite pple 1 caccors Septem orty and ol Ses TUutvenaines Go aes =" un ADAMED esc cr =" Vessons; best, refer- M street, Georgetown. ic * 3S - | Pensa sovtgsaTS ee Spratt's Dow Food and Medicines. ture Cs Price List, SCHMID'S ay Ca ecb} AMINATION QUESTIONS bat F:- pot eS A pa partes ATTORNEY-AT-| LAW. i2¢ ; advice twenty years’ __ sel S-a,tuath "8 STAND 18 TUE ONLY Fisoe JET Se * Koyrouts Tesrtan Resa UNIFORMS FOR WASHINGTON, COLUMBIA, DE MOLAY AND POTOMAC COMMANDERIES Are manufactured and sold by us as low as any.house All goods strictly ecaplpe qruarantesd regu- g | ise of pe Va., at 4, & RUOFF, 8ul9-3m YO ie More THE DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY. Col. Elliot’s Report of Work Done on the New Main in August. Col. Elliot's monthly report of operations in the work of increasing the water supply of the ni | City states that but $40 was expended on the old project and $35,198.76 on the new one, which consists in the laying of the water main from the distributing reservoir into the city. During the month 1,254.89 tons of 48-inch pipe, 169.25 tons of 30-inch pipe, 77.95 tons of special castings and 37 valves were received, besides 4,120 pounds of jute and 65.378 pounds of lead. DELAY IN GETTING MATERIAL, He says: “The contractors for pipe and special castings have not complied with the terms of their contracts as regards time of > rot dh ard it may become pony se market to suppl; ches bat bop but but i bope and I expect o ‘it will necessary. They have been notified that such a course will be pursued without fur- ther notice to them whenever it become appar- ent that their failure will cause me delay in laying pipe.” “THE WORK OF EXCAVATION for laying pipe was begun by Contractor Coyle August 12, at 4th and B streets, and during the month the trench was completed on R street between 4th and 5th streets and between 6th and 7th streets, a distance of about 1,213 feet, There were excavated 2,007 67-100 cublic yards, The work of excavating to make connection with the distributing reservoir was commenced on the 27th of August by day ig Se le) ire heav; tim eindiageor f iderable time Yor its ome. broad ‘A force is being organized which will vy 48-inch pi on thee Conduit road while this connection eine seat made, and when it is com- [ape the force on the road will be io poy laying the 30-inch pipe on Capito! Hill from New Jersey avenue and B street to East Capi- street. REMOVAL OF SURPLUS EARTH. “A contract has been entered into with Michael Shea for removing the surplus earth from the excavation of the trench of the entire line at 25 cents lineal foot for 48-inch pipe, 20 cents a foot for 30-inch pipe and 18 cents a foot for 24-inch pipe. He began hauling away earth on the 2st of August. CONNECTION WITH THE OLD MAIN. “The wook of cutting the 48-inch main at 4th and R streets to introduce the 48-inch “T” and special castings required at that place was be- gun on the 14th of August and proved to be a slow and tedious six eet being en- gaged until the Zist, when connection was made, From the 224 of the month to the 26th was occupied in placing in the trench, cat of and assembling its various special castings an the 48-inch valve required at that end of the line. Di the month about 575 feet of pipe were laid and caulked and about 250 feet of the trench filled and rammed. “During the month of September it is pro- sooo Yo continue laying pipe, |The force wil to three and to # gangs steers fl will ee aoreend together for « fourth itilized,” which will be organized if it can be ut THE WORK ON THE AQUEDUCT. In his report upon the aqueduct Col. Elliot remarks: “In the distributing reservoir plank were placed at the opening in cross dam of this reservoir, so as to permit only the surface | water from the upper to enter the lower one, from which the supply to the city is drawn into the mains. provision for this in 1871, when I ta hse cteedlaggs aqueduct before, but its e forgotten. The water of the upper division, which is a settling division, is the clearest, and if this surface water only is permitted to enter the lower division cloarer water ster will be sent tothe city. The clearness of the water of the lower division as compared with the clearness of the water of the upper di- vision of the distributing reservoir rose immed- ey 6 several points of our comparative scale @ placing of the plank referred to.” DISTRICT ¢ gov ERNMENT. A STABLE FOR DIRTRICT HORSES NEEDED. For mauy years the horses belonging to the District government have been scattered about the city, some at livery stables, others at the sand lot. ne ae Symons has written to Major a ee his attention to the matter recommen: stabled at one place. that the horses be all Gopethantd be on bend quien canis of otk ent on uite a supply of ol lumber which could be used in the construction of astable atthe sand lot He recommends that $400 be e: for the construction of such a stable. MISCELLANEOUS. Daniel O'Connor, 1417 36th street northwest, has been granted s wholesale liquor license. Recently Special Officer McKay and Ofticer Breen seized a quantity of light weight butter cera sary mi Messrs. V. Clagett and C, Ress, dealers. In the rej De} George T. Howard, the sealer of weights measures, he says the dealers claim that ‘the loss of woight was due to drying out, and on this explanation the Commismoners ordered the butter to be returned to the owners, The Commissioners have ordered the clos- ing of the well on 9th street near I, on account of the unwholesome ter of the water from it. AM: Disappearance. On August 30 Dr. Day of the United States geological survey boarded an F street car, car- ryiag a package of about three hundred pages of manuscript for his annual report, “Mineral Resources of the United States.” After from posting pickets about their premises for the purpose of intimidating men who have been engaged to work on the docks. These iran ee HH ? f Hats i ff “THE NEEDS OF THE COUNTY.” from Harewood avenue to the Queen's Chapel road, Fourth street northesst—Curb, side- walk and gutter from the Brentwood road to the Bunker Hill road. Brentwood road and Patterson avenue—Grade and regulate from New York avenue to the National fair grounds, Providence street—Grade and regulate from Bunker Hill to the Queen's Chapel road. Michigan avenne—Grade and regulate. North Capito! street—Grade and from Boundary street north. R street—Pave from Lincoln avenue to 4th street northwest. 8 and T streets—Grade and regulate from Lincola avenue to Ist street northwest, First street north west—Grade and regulate from Boundary strect to Michigan avenue, Adams street— Grade and regulate from Lincoln avenue to Ist street northwest. Illinois avenue—Grade, Brightwood avenue—lave, curb and sidewalk from Boundary street to Grant avenue; pave from Irving street to Whitney avenue: widen and regulate from Whitney avenue to Brghtwood. Irving street—Grade and regulate from Brightwood avenue to lith «treet, Howard avenue, oln and Sumner streete—Grade and regulate from 6th to 7th streets, Sixth and Linden streets—Open, grade and — from Boundary street to Boundary street—Asphalt pavement ~~ P-street bride to the Columbia institution for the deaf and dumb, and that said street be raised between 14th and 22d streets, Fourteenth street—Asphalt pavement from Huntington to Park street. Kenesaw avenue— Grade and regulate from 14th to 16th streeta, Fifteenth street—Grade and regulate from Co- lumbia road to Grant street, Seventeenth street—Grade and regulate from Park street to Piney branch. Brown street—Grade and regu- late from Howard to Laure! avenues. Colum- bia road—Asphalt from Boundary to 18th streets; Widen and regulate from 18th to 14th streeta. Ontario avenue—Grade, —_ amize and regulate from ary to the U. 8. Zoological California avenue—Grade and regulate — Columbia road to Massachusetts avenue. Con- necticut avenue—Grade and regulate from California avenue to Woodley lane; extend same from California avenue to Columbia road; widen 100 feet from Columbia road. Woodley 0 regulate and gutter; widen to 50 feet from Rock creek to the Tenleytcwn road. Sixteenth street—Grade and regulate from Boundary street to Culumbia Lanier avenue—grade and macadamize, “hat the fund for grading streets at 10 cents per yard be increased to $50,000. ing streets north of Boundary street lying tween Brightwood avenue and 14th streets and south of Whitney avenue, $35,000. That the extension of the principal streets and avenues of the city of Washington through the burban districts as nearly in conformity with the plan of the city as is practicable is of the greatest importance to the citizens of the county and the public generally, and we would urge early action in the matter, SEWERS, WATER MAINS, LIQUOR LICENSES, ETO. “That the low ground north of LeDroit Park and east of the Freedman’s hospital to Col- lege street be provided with sewers and that a sewer be laidon Trumbull street from 6th to 7 streets, That a water supply and sewerage am be provided for the thickly settled por- Soanet Mt. Pleasant. That water mains be laid on Brightwood avenue northward to Whit- ney avenue. That the fire limits be extended to cover the territory west of Brightwood ave- nue from Boundary street to Whitney avenue. Sewer Rock Creek valley from P-street to the United States zoological park. It is urgently recommended that the issuing of liquor licenses in the county of Washington be restricted to the lowest limit possible. That pool — in said county be prohibited. We recommend that the entire Rock Creek alley north of the United States re secured to the public for national MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. The citizens county committee is composed of Gen. Swaim, Col. Truesdell, Jos. Paul, John Saul, A. McLachlen, H. P. ny ame 3. — Jobnson, B. P. Davis, Gen. Ellis 5) Tucker, jr., Dr. J. H. Brooks, Job Gardiner Hubbard, and their duties are to oa after the interests of the county. 4 HEARING BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS, The gentlemen were shown into the board room and given a hearing by the Commissioners, The committee, through Ooi. Truesdell, repre- sented that the county had never received im- provements in proportion to the amount of the taxes contributed by it; that the discrepancy was at least one million doliars in favor of the county; that about sixty-six cont of the county revenues since 1874 had gone to pay the sinking fund and interest or the funded indebtedness of the District in- curred under contracts with the board of pub- lic works, while the amount of that indebtea- ness expended in the county was pow preer 4 ficant; that of the $30,000,000 ex by that board only about $500,000 was ex- pended in the county, and that on the 7th-strect road, 14th-street road and the canal road, and afew other roads which are main arteries of travel between the states of Maryland — Virginia and the cities of Wash- ington and Georgetown, and contribute little to the advantage of the county, radar which they pass. Inthe case of the canal road the law provided that it should be an ex- clusive charge on Georgetown, to whose pros- perity it was exclusively intended and con- tributed. Col. Truesdell called attention to the necessity of legislation for the extension of streets into the county. GAMBLING IN THE COUNTY. In reply to an inquiry as to the views of this committee on gambling in the county Col. ‘Truesdell said that it was an evil which should be restricted as much as possible, and the liquor selling should be prohibited or restricted, as the evils of the liquor traffic are a greater nuisance in the county than in the city because mainly of the accessibility of the saloons to men and boys and the limited police surveil- "The Commissioners promised to give the matter their serious ae A BRIEF Cot COURT RTSHIP. spouse and the mother mingles threats of vengeance with her grief at the shabby treatment of her daughter, Clayton's career has been quite a checkered one, if the stories told a Stan reporter by his brother marines atthe navy yard are true, oder ppt beter yap mary! in the | ef E g & ¢ : i | § if i a re iH aati i | rb ae ears