Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1889, Page 3

FOR RENT _oOue. JoR RENT—621 4TH 8 oR 1 sas ROOMS; and new TOBRINER, ‘attorney-at-Law, aicee ne aw, Pees! sw FART OF yes ghvapie rhea Sa acer rigs dear odice: "seis eis near cars, ai one FOR RENT. -DESIRABLE HOUSE. ei gee y 1146 Jd st, corner New Yor ave. 1.1 Serge ory pA? Hol Ni 8ST, De ps ae oe bath, mod, im; for $18.50 8 mouth.’ Apply st the Te Pac or. of Sietease = = we6-12 FOR RENT—HOUSES. ee "28s = Si3e noes fe Ae : BP: 3 iy He a poe a om Oe APB PP aA SERED a cess mse a aot s 3) S| a ei] a 5 na Bhs Be as ous: fe ad Ba ERE Eeoor Ea ey Zs | BR 2 4 bag Bs chy as ze tm i SEEBSh: +} Sr pes: ns 1 3 .) 3 ee a ae tees g Benes § i COMPLETE HOUSE IN yhysician or iprnee omg wis 1716 a st. n.w.; contains 8 foome; sll 3 also cas stoves 1 iScchen a ‘and bath as im nm room STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, pe7-12t 1303 F st. PLOR RENT—SUITABLE FoR A PROFESSIONAL man, bs Si 14th st. n.w., next OT ened 30 | Boctal rooms, bath, cellar. furnace, new plumbing and han iy papered aud repainted” throughout: reut - | 1,000 der "ALBERT ¥, FOX, 7-8 20 Fst nw. R REN’ me Pre PARTY ONLY— Fag bag st. oe usetts it hoy is rig io mine nears SUNELE, 1008 7 TERT OHOUSE 1722 16TH ST. We CON taining 6 large rooms and bat tube and afi mod immpa, For. further p see_ | ply to JOHN th PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. nw. 36 13TH BT. BW. ONE 3- all ‘im FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON bx. Apply to T. A. DUFFY, Beal Estate Agent, 1235 7th ty bse Mand Nat sels 3e i RENT oF SALE-MODERN HOUSE NEAR it circle; 1: besa sed-1 R RENT—NMOpT DESIRABLE CONNER HOUSE near yee rele. $55 month. Apply CHARLES EARL! se7-L 'T- aad en ag HOUSE aaa CHARLES Ennai ae Ay {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED, 1915 N st.n.w..12r887.50(12 B st. n. ing ‘snd pociit to a spect 8 site 4s a CUTTER & apy 423 F at. n.w. ot ir. and ba... ae faa ie Or. and b. 3319 41: ay 7x. and asi EC. CUTT RENT—A 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; phy Sngeovernenta: 315 Del. ave. ne. Capi- tol; rent $24, im advance, Apply 214 dilthet sw Rk RENT—3406 P3ST. N.W. (GEORGETOWN fg gems and bath; Bouse in splendid condition; aut Pat BW: (Georgetown); 6 rooms aiff bath; pa- ‘Cosy omy Hause in Le Droit Park. 333 Spruce at Sy emcee Sapenis Pete $25 8, FRIST! 2-3" bloat ee. i RENT—1141 10TH sT. aa woes GOOD, cOM- fortable House of 7, Rooms ball, cellar i ‘ino Nicely Furnished er both apply scsi Lith et B.w. se12-30° ROOM, HOUSE IN ur. PLEAS R. HERTFO! 419 Gat HENtrORB Adio Os house 1 n.W. He 36. Caton st. 8. w. SHED. 505 20th xt. n.. Or. 18. 4 1 Bessel’s cou: rane ‘Chan Tange poomin tate pay YS 2.W. rooms, bath, in. i.. complet every detail and furnished; cau be leased for one or more 5: s04-12t OR RENT—311 © SF 8 Eo, ROOMS. MOD. GREEN, 363 THOS. G. HENSEY & CO. 1300 F street Beal or Ay ae th st.nw. se3-10t and V, Lo gt. ea concrete to Tuk Puiewts, 100 sone JOR RENT— Coy oon? AND BATH kOOM; 1525 Kingman’s ween Pand 13th and Lath st. Appi to 3-3 rae route, rete sell-3* ben rent AB catyeo 933 Oth st. Te Se KR RENT—1429 20TH ST. 7¥0- onl os Apply om the premises, from Fe. RENT—2026 PORTNER PLACE, BETWEEN house tis cubes: ad 204 Hate “ES Si WOGREEN ScUNNiZ aaa Thos # sit ly finished throughout in elegant style, and offers of the mont attractive homes in Washington. Will Jeased for season or term of years, or for term of 'p22040! > Sh Faelele amr a } peeeeezeeess socs: ee ice SO En tithe moe THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON EDUCATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL. ——— eee are. a eric ta pact Stratis ai ivy a Send? p 7pm Bop oo | 1708" 33H... 1708 | satanic USINESS "SCHOOL. — Atthe yy MO And Competent instructors é Ger- (Ben Pitman), Light-line and ‘Typewrit: ‘and information st the office, _se12-3m A ine ae LADY pa fof fang mecha IN eae | 1 at 4c. per leak Der les ‘ewsomn Call at 516 2d at, n.w.612-3* KK NDERGARTEN FOReaL ‘ath Te FOR ‘Traini: iy war oysod Pr umary School, Tuition Twelfth Teachers! ON ap go een they 1017 10th st. weli-dw Seearaane REVOLUTIONIERD AND PLACED Ro Acme phonog- rap! 5 es Palets a | Soe aE ped iad > Your months’ instruction I could write 140 minute ¢ ite of ‘sort of matter.” abet eyed HL. STRANG. IDWARD C. Teneherg Be EP. Teach Elocntion, t (deep) $e Culcare, inne one Dramatic Actiongat 13. ifr i 13th st. tO orarpe PENCERIAN © BUSI 0 |S entire floors, National Ban al Bank of f the Hepublic Build: ing, corner 7th inno t6. D.w. Five street car lines het uation ‘Yo he end ‘Women for Self-vuport Ueetul eae ing Beasions., ‘he eas invA shence Sag BL ndenc Galea k Keeping, adapted to eve one hee Dusinoss, Bi rs ineas Practice, | Vocal ‘andl Physical Culture by the System, Lectures on Civics including training for citizonahip. Moral and elements’ of Politi epomny o Geography. ip, day sessions, ten on enterin: 308 <- in monthly in- #10 each, B10. By the quarter, ten ble on niche, 220. ions: ip. ; three fronts, 818. pecial "Telesrap! ies and Gentlemen Carefully Elan oe PCR Art of Telesrephy us used in all tele- ph offices; good 0) roe tors always in demand. fechanicaland Architectural Drawing. 7 Eventos in- ese branches under skilled mas' Wi * Students Prepared ‘itiree to Six Mouths. bale riting thoroughly taught; also phone. ite or call for sacree aunual announcement, school year ins Mow September 2. College n {oF arrangements on audatier Monday, Auge HENRY C. SPENCER, LL. rs. BARA A SPENGER, Vice Principal.” auz7 Tu Cepans. BOARDING AND DAY l(OOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. bi tt cig OCTOBER 7, 18 1889. MISS EARLE, 1916 35th st. SCROOL-DEAWING, “tg EAINTING, | CHAR- aicoa Crayon and all kinds of decorative work: ui Te . PIKE, principal, 15: Place, between 8 ard’ nw. eudL-ame ST ceCHLINS ACADEMY, 601 E. GAPITAL, BT. conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, opens Monday, September 2, ‘Academic course’ for Pend Pency Work eg, not atienditi ce Pais sch ‘Drowing taagitin all the Dewriting will receive avecial’ettention: au31-1m’ SSS BALGE'S CIVIL, SERVICE INSTITUTE, f oagh 10th st. n.w.—Persons prepared success- fully for all Examinations. Elocution taught and Com- tions revised. Book Keeping aspecialty. au2y-3m BS. MANN'S KINDERGARTEN AND; yxp AR’ TAN DERGARTEN NOMMAL TRAINING CLASS, el? Srewns Place, south of Dupont circle. TIONAL: apes COLLEGE EDICAL DEPARTMENT AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT oF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, aqitgsizty-ciehth Annual Courseof Medical Lectures Heutal Coures wilt borin on Monday, Oc- -mn., with the usual introduc ¢ises, in the College building, 1325 H street orth west. CEES a of both departinents apply to oe BEA, Dean, 726 13th street nore ton Dd. Telephone, 885. peal ERMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY. 5. 1REOPENS MO DAY, SEPTEMBE! HOSORUESCHNER Fries Mooxz VERNON INSTITUTE, 1530 1 ST, MA English and, TOE Select School for Girls jes Tesum Sire: .W. Pad ALKO, Principal. au juctory exer~ sedi TXDERGARTEN. MISS TWITCHELLS KINDERGARTEN One a a ‘Ose #e3-1m* OLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 913 Fa, ave. “‘Thoroug in = tion, and sd: vanced course, piano, organ,vi WIN HART, Principal. qdate of New England Conservatory of Music? Boe- in |p MEREON ae + ie st., bet. Tand K sts. Select Classical ‘and Mathemutiesl Soho for Young Men snd Boys, Begins its se year HONDAY, Septem Jr fe cestred: ARPLY On Premines oF £0 | ype and other Col Beta Sao, Jee the sult JON SHERMAN & Coe 1407 Fat Bite oat gther Collease snd Unirereiiies: for, the deademien, and fe ‘business, cuae. eyo ad- EDUCATIONAL. “aul5-3m i Princirad,_ ‘OUNG AND MDDLE AGED MEN AND WOMEN educated ins Practical Manner for bec sree ro Pursuits of ‘Lite. Business Course: (fatstinan System, embracins Theory, Basiness Brae: ice, and Banking); Penmanship, Correspondence,Com. pereial ‘Arithinetic, Ward-Leatons and Soar vtNew building. i$ and ten Dog — Yeuteuces fuden (while with Manone. Gol lewe) ‘and the sone or ine ¥ited to call COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF ‘COM- MEK Gov auzatm jigs! ION 18 THE Pgs OF St Ae NO is complete wit 's education shout i know whst powers they possess this 27 Art elope them,"—Saceune ae MARTYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND 313 Oth st. ow. Reopetis OCTOBER 2. Pupils for clase many thine after beat Proveestonal al talent ip th this c count souay By gt! UME It bas URSES: | lst. gn Professional me for all badicn 5 mad Gentle: ed Education in the buglish Oratory; 3d, G tne, er 7 STABLES S24 Geist ha Sew’ 17 Rear 918 Let Bow SWOKMBTEDT & $5 finished and retin ed. Professional Course in a Teschers? Certificates awarded class. gee my courses privately or -EE MAR COLLEGE, WITH, MUSIC, AND ART Conservatory, is a Com) Bend for Catalogue to OL REEDY. Pre Fre, is T aoe BOARDING AND DAY ScROOr Mai Quiney method ethod a pages r Young Children Noeation, ‘Septem: ur PES Eene fe 3 rapa Boe is Ig recreation. Wi ities EMEA PRENTISS, PE OPER ALE, SUMMER—CHEAPEST Peo poeeny of Fine 504 E st. n.w. io ‘cae wil ] Fs 3 aes RaSSs Te" ‘and atadied paste Water and oll color togrder ES\ fintscsaeceos LLE V. PRUD'HOMME WILL REOPEN HER M FRENCH CLASSES OCT. se a by fs Bis F 9 use of, ge Rot aw in 3g. 158 a wie. {Dae A. PELE (FROM PARIS), 1120 17th st. nw. French classes and private lessons; best, refer- ences, se6-3m* ORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1407 MASSACHUSETTS AVEN! 1893 ANG arn erkee re A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL of wy sree toe YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS. to enter the hizhest claases of any cosleges 8 jal facilities for selected studies. jonday, September 30, at 9 er mn Opens the oes and MRS. WM. D. CABELL. 1223 winaea Dc. 1223 ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Little Children, Fall Term begins Sept. 25. Four Boarding Pupils taken. sed-tted Dae INGALLS KING, TEACHER OF PIAND ; for the summer at 707 H st. ao : to 10 ain. jel tm ATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. ill commence TUESDAY, aloe p.m, when the an- be binned fa. the re Bripeipal book <a application to ths Secre As the ‘Dumber of sfuaen ts admitted 1 to the classes is e session of ocroatn Tot at nouncement limited those f to enter the school hould i. | enroll on or before ‘before October 1 Suter te ne ald | 3 CAMP Fet.nw, POEL w. nary ecu ggIN se2-Im ste, Dw. 5; JOHN'S COLLEG ANNAPOLIS, MD. Stas Ha, AN EARLS of Study, sPEStaL TENTION ON GIVEN THE PREPARATION NDATES FOR THE THOMAS, i, LL.D. Ph.D. For be A pc ee 5 BAR By End 8 10TH Se gg WILL OPEN 8 class for Oct. Hours, 9 to 13. eee nore hs Lt pe LOT ON 1 jm 810 F etn. A CHOICE aime LOT ON . LOUIS th side O at near cor. of 16th st. nw. res = ALE—1 HAVE SEVERAL CHOICE ACRE a BERET? LANGUAGES, eae a re of 7th and aunct new fth at ralinosd Pater er — 14th ¢t. roads. ‘Louis SHO! odo ret Americt and Europe as the best school | 2. aoe mastery, of the Foreign Languages Fes & NE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE in ah Pleasant; fronts oe ats. rat-clavs lunprox in same locality LO} New Terms begin now. T 1s Free. awe vi DEOMEST AND = SALE — aE Ni: nee |adel- lyn, New York, Phil: 5 ining station, 1: FR sere cE Baneaas a a aa naHRS prteeeor tt Matematee Sh Bye eg Se DA Domotec TRUC ant" Crna rae ts NSTRUCTIONS, First Oboice Lot = ON THE VIOLIX: Fine Lote ia Takoma Park 450 4 A Beautiful Lot near Wine’: ville, 50x150; @300. Lot 1 Evans’ 9250. ior, T. iH. PMAUPERD Son Bulla A eee 5 i—) 20x12 wat. EAST Foctreen int and Sorta Catt sath ty AUS! e9-6t* ‘cov oth st. s.w. Qane=: TOWN een ee ee Rev, J. HAVENS, LuIGiraRDS, he Presidentof the Uni ne CHARLES W. HOP EMAS ED... etulel Tet is ied wart of IED. Lecturer on — and. Kadnolisinteative w, and (SF. JAM strict of Cokin) cof the Law. ? SALE—BROOKLAND—CHOICEST CORNER; south und east tront; plenty eo splendid water near oe. rom per ig Me ane, will oe Among fret for a home; owner leavit On easiest terme Addreea UNIVERSITY, star offee. eel 2-at RB SALE— UNIMPRO’ aare 744, fronting N st bet tatand 24 Stare b 505; bounded by Li cotag Lat and 2a ste are 1008, bounded by D and E and 12th and 13th sts, n. ectueabove are well located and capable of a paying ‘Two lots on 11th st, s.e. between M and N. 13th st. between Pa. ave, and Georgia South side of H st. bet. 13th aud 14th n.e, South side Ho of H st. bet. Oth t and 7th n.e, ‘ste, a and 14th se. 14e. bet, IMPROVED. Splendid Corner on 7th st. n.w., improved by eight per month. Good brick houses, paying $15 ahd gi8 investment, N st.; lot 18.3x120 ft.; frame house. lot 182100 f 6-room Brick ; mod, i Neat, new, G-room ‘Bet Band C sts. # 8, LL D. Lecturer on Constitutional and’ Tntertiational Law, Admiralty, m parative Jurisprudence, ion. SEMEMIAW A Lecturer on the Law of Real ‘Estate, the Law of Evie Guminal Law, and Domestic Relations Hon. ANDREW BEADL (astice, Supreme Court, District of Columbia.) Lecturer on Common Soy Agnes oy fanny Surispra- den JOSEPH J." PALLINGTON, tx. Lecturer on the Law of Personal aed ntracts, a Regotianle Par KE. HAMILTO. Lectures Se onthe Law of | Partnersbipe-( Cstporations, Practice, 254 pont ‘Law, Circuit Court: Prof. HAMILTO Court of Appeals fs. CHARLES W. OFEMAN, NDREW "BRADLEY and MAKIIN F MORES Introductory lecture and antouncements for the en. suing term at the Law building, cor. 6th and F streets northwest, on WEDNESDAY Ostaber 86:30, p.m. All interested are most cordially invited to attend, ‘The libs ely increased since the close of the last term, and now comprising the English and a lending —— Eeporty. aud the latest text most mabjects, is located in the law building: with com= ttached,an beopen from te students Price $2,000, u Hirick; mod. imps.; Oth st bet. st, bet. 7th and 8th sts, n.¢.; good 8Q' 36, near corner of uk C3 THOS Keal Estate Age ae Bt | ‘We would call attention a “4 the followi: Lote as gpod investments, viz: ed East side o1 ‘New eamapahize ave. between M st froma 63 W. H. Morrison, ¥ Street northwest, nd Loudermiik & Co., 1424'F street northwest, and at W. 8. Thompson's drug store, 703 OF by loter, to the undrvigned, > ution Personally or by letter, to the un 8. M, YEATMAN, Secretary and Treasurer. 8 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 313 OTH be reopening of the above-named insti gation! is deferred until ‘OBER 2 instead of Se} tember Fi 38. as spreviouay sunounced. FRANCIS HE MISi TIFF ¥'S SCHOOL FOR one and Little Boys reopens September 18, 18%: a. circulars and further information my 2 at ota settee TOR SALE—T a AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR ape Lots in BELLEVUE at the low price ce to get a banat, ‘Sth and = a OR SALE — TWO EAUTIFOL LoTs, Fan Piullding rented), on the north wide orase ine. near 7th; $1 per foot: street to treet to be o CHAS. = SHIELDS, O06 ¥ st. Dw. rcoran street. Te CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SGHOOL, 0 eon ag Rig Rr it ATHEMATIOS, le, CIVIL ENG MINERALOGY PHYS! CHEMISTRY. . _dgotures from 6 to 1U o'clock p.m, Women ad- ning address will be delivered by Prof. F. f the U.S, Geol ical Survey th the Yernity Hall ‘on TUESDAY. October Ie at 8 o'clock Por Catal cof other information to se8-lmn SB 1, ERISTO wy D., Dean, M* = eee ‘Teacher of Piano and Theor Office hours, 10—12 o'clock. Studio, S09. 11th st, Will resume les#ons on Monday, Sept. 9.667-1 Estate. Cor. 10th and Fer SALE—LOTS IN MT. PLEASANT (20 ro Se. aft). Houses built to suit. DE. BREED, Co: pole pe F sts. n.w. or Howard ave., Mt. Pleasant, Fas ALE—FOUR FINE LOTS ON A CORNER oy EHLOOKING CAPITOL GROUNDS: capable of ‘fne subdivision ; 100 ft. on one street and 80 on the HILL & JOHNSTON, 1503 Peunsyivania ave. n.w. FOR | SALE A SPLENDID LOCATION FOR ROW brick dwellings, corner Sth and M nie; 180 teet on Sth by 105 on Mi opposite corper ineld at ¢1; Brice 80c. TEDY & BEALL ee ERGARTEN | NORMAL INSTIT! 7! Model Ki socerentens, Mra, LOUISE POLLOC! CK Principal. ear obeus COTOBER L at 1017 Afih st Tuition for Teachers, course of eight months, be Ww ‘KK, GEORGE ISEMANN, re OT EACHER OF PIANO, e Lesaoi ‘Will resuine ns Septen ver Studio 1008 Toth st. fw. 2 xe a ae 7 TOR SALE-NEAR MARYLAND. a ON 77H WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Fe Lot 66120. hie street has, just been Cloud Building, th and F sts. —Twenty-first Plano, 0 Gran, Voice, Violin, Flute, Comet, ae. gas |B paved, soadray and aigerall ice houses tn ULLARD, Director. ey SWORMSTED TS ne eran AUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR} XOUNG LADIES, 20th sesal aa imont region of Va" the Hichmond sad Dent ress GEO. G. BUT! {Ok SALE—LOTS IN FINDLAY, OHIO. About Getcber it — = Rp ePeet cect tae rain of Pull and Sleeping Cars Findlay, Ohio, and will have as my pucsts seveeaioell, known Citizens of Washington, who will earefully in Yestigate the opportunities offered in this wonderful western otiy fof profitable investments in real estate. The owners of the property Ihave forsale have irsady free transportion to a great le Yarious parte of ‘Ohiv, Indiana, Michigan mud Rentucky to and from their homes to to Findlay, Os Ghio, where every fecliy was given {ors Personal éxamination of the hundreds of wor &c., in active operation and the thousand o dings in pro-eas of erection. ‘The universsl 0} oe ‘advantages: tages of vA. 12 Ysh0. Situated in the 5 miles froma oY le KR. For catalogue, ad- pore Principal. Jy: r ¥ (N. J.) ACADEMY FOR BOYS, ‘Near Philadelpnig. "Healthful, heh i paras z ENRY M. WALK. ADT _ $e28-e052t D INSTITUTE | FOR worms TH At ‘paratoi 2 exe Prep. courses, Special care ts iy fecouuieisied. St Moderate ates. J. ‘ale), A. M. Prin. 4m of new al ae Tira COLUMBIAN COLLEGE tage EXERCISES: SHORTLIDG FE eninpaee edoete usly locat ‘and is elie espe of this College, the Coil Department of the ian Univi ualmproved jot iy, will bo resuihed ti the Uni versie Buindine, outheast corner ot Joth and Hs ‘saree to loan at least 850 on rot purchased at, percent interest, and will also effect # loan to assist in buildi: if women, in respons anany applications made under this head. A member of c may be found daily eft ithe, Library of the University. from 10 to 12 ning, to confer with Stodem ts or otivars soekiny at sistoration n concerning the courses of sti » Kor sigs saat WELLING, 11, LD. 26- Lim tm ious aud opinions after inspecting the ty. ¢ bird's-eye view of Findlay, which will be tar. ished to any one requesting it. ‘Call on or FR. si 2 CONGER, 1415 F st. Dow. Col in Ls Bost o Ro rth from €1, 1000 t6'8100,000 in Washi improved and unimproved property 2 pees fAloward Un ae will open “al partinents, of Howat mniversi this ‘winter's session’ October 1. For ns ve ‘n= formation address C. B. PURVIS, M.D. T1T8 13th st n.w. idioes /HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. The Columbian College Se mom ‘The Preparat ‘School oper ‘Septem ber 2: ite Law School opens October 3." tetaba. ol The Medical Schoo! o opeus October 7. ‘trict for sale. ay sae ofthe ANT LOT AT COR. OF COLUM- Fon sae ee Miytwood place; also some very fine joining at moderate price. ‘These Lots havegas prscy shows r near by; si ute jeic. curbetones LER & RUTHER- Forb, peiaoP F nw. Pater g myc, ekitirton aid Nati nay air Ground nok 1m ‘ation x 00: 8150 ech ‘Easy tei This p ite) ine of ama amprovements aud’ offers an opportunity éor Plate. ane nd information epoly ® aul7-3m 624 14th st. b.w, FE SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD.; ONLY 20 minutes’ ride from city; 34 12.5 cote per foot, Ta19 Gt OR SaLE—THE NATIONAL CAPITAL INVES’ soem igh sale ve The Dental eho 9 ni October 7 Oa ee OF er ma address aust AMES C. WELLING, LL.D. President, Jp unter Doxnaxty, PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION. Inquire at SANDERS & STAYMAN, _am29-310 AF at. nw. MS ae Gis and bors ame 4 corner of Patt. ya limited nat ot D. C.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, a ve chasers. ‘Advanices made qmade to reliable parties for build: ing purposes, Appl: Preiaad iE. bes President, Louisiana ave. nw. SAMUEL W. cURKIDEN, Sea Nati i Safe Deposit New York ave. and pay at reopens cor. of pian ‘ave. ‘ly in ads a SCHMITT’S SCHOOL— KINDERGARTEN M" and Primary—Reopens = st 401 3d st. Dw, a from northwestern secti Articulation and Speech’ iste th Be Deaf. 6. jy17-2m THEY EVEN SWAPPED NOVELS, Evidence of a Friendly Feeling Be- tween Mr. Sherman aud Mr. Depew. From the New York World, Today. A story was printed in an evening paper yes- terday to the effect that Chauncey M. Depew iE HOLY CROSS, 1312 MASS. 1 reopen bay ee Mapes od It affords every eal for acquiring and finished edueation. | No effor Special attention iv angivem to Matheinaticn ahd Eugitah Hscrtare: te prepared for competitive exats ‘se5-1in z a4 MIERSCH, ‘eacher of VIOLONCELLO, PIANO AND THEOBY, Temoved to 11211st.n.w. _se5-1m* Mom? Ee SEMINARY, 1100, 1104, 1106, 1116 M st. and 112811th st. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- DIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, Fifteenth year opens for registration and classifica- pA EES LY SCHOOL OF om Colleges 16, H st. ci Beni aed fecity, ll oped —— od ta nine a —_—_ wi ath | € mde pen | 2 Dale ed amr nt "Sipe marears m7 tn tion of Boarding Pupils Wednesday, October 2; Day Pupils Thursday, October 3. Certificate admits to Vassar, Smith and Wellesley se sisters ace SN ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. A ARVN om GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS, le WE a, a, a Ae neers & Sipyriase ane, re Bokoel fork choot for gang Laden and Lit Girls, ieee P mW Ps, om eopene mee de MoDONALD- SCHOOL, ae 17th st, 1624 ave. and 1623 sat oer AND GLASS WARE, NEW STOCK NOW ARRIVING SELECTED IN EUROPE BY OUR OWN BUYER. HOUSE KEEPERS FITTING OUT OR REPLEN- ISHING ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO LOOK THROUGH OUR ESTABLISHMENT. KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS. AGENT FORTHE EDDY AND LORILLARD RE- FRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, ee12-lw No. 1009 PA. AVE. X.w. ‘ MERIOAN 108 00. fe ag ICE FENOwsoor RIVER eas nw, Ice and Coal. fy set a" 03-3. i aul5-3m Fe anes Washington Manags Manager. TouERCBAN a nee D.w., Near Bree oth a 8e10-3m Res core \ SUITABLE FOR MEN AND BOYS, ‘WOMEN AND MISSES. GET THE BEST OF 309 OTH BT. N.W., NEA PENNA, AVE, 1889. cITY AND AND, DISTRICT. THE SECRET JUST REVEALED. 62 Tax Evextxo Gran's subscription lists, An Event That Made the Avowal of = the books of the office, and its press and de livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- eble interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none other in Washington! THE GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM. Annual Report of Chairman Simon Wolf—An Appropriation Needed. The German orphan a asylum, through Mr. Simon Wolf, chairman, has submitted to the Commissioners the annual report of the insti- tution for the year ending June 90, 1889. During the nine years of the existence of the asylum 189 orphan children have found a home within its walls. During the past year forty- two orphans (twenty-nine girls and thirteen boys), of which the youngest was two years of age and the oldest eighteen years of age, were taken care of, Of this num- ber twenty-eight attended the public school in Anacostia and one the high school in Washing- ton, The remainder received preparatory in- structions in the institute. The German or- phan asylum having had no established funds was from the ning, as at present, de- pendent on the Lil lity of the citizens, whose gifts it is maintained, and by wnik alone its object to furnish to dependent orphan children a home and educate them to be useful citizens can be obtained, FINANCIAL STATEMENT. The management of the asylum is very eco- nomical, the report says, the total cash ex- nses for the year gyre to $1,999.59, or Bi6e-68 per month. By donations of patrons a fund of $9,000 has eccumulated, which is in- vested, and only the interest is available. In consequence of the excellent location of the in- stitution the best of health has prevailed. At the last session of Congress en appropria- tion of 210,000 for a brick building was ob- tained on the condition that the asylum raise an equal amount. This has been done and the erection of a proper building will commence atonce, This amount, however, it is claimed, is inadequate and they earnestly recommend an appropriation of €20,000 so as to secure the erection of a proper building. The asylam is nonsectarian and open to all confessions and to = ——— who may be domiciled in Washing- Ove New Buriiprxe, 13th and F, not being quite finished, we have concluded to postpone our opening day to Monday, by serve the 23d, but having all our carpets and furniture in posi- tion upon the several floors, and having in- duced many to wuit, we take this method of in- forming them that we are ready to show our full line, especially carpets, on next Monday, September 16. Mr. Norway, with a full corps of assistants, will wait upon you. Juices Lanssunan, 13th and F. —_>—__ Decrees in Divorce Cases. The bill of Margaret English against John English, to set aside a decree of divorce, was dismissed by Judge Cox yesterday. The divorce case of Geo, A. Brown against Mary E. Brown was also dismissed. Se Notes from Boyds, Md. Correspondence of THE EVEXING STAR. Borns, Mp., Sept. 13, The members of the Boyds and Neelsville Presbyterian churches intend erecting a par- sonage at this place at an early date. A young son of Mr, Isaac N. Shipley had his fingers cut off by acutting machine last week. Fleming Talley and Edward Parker, colored, were committed to jail today by Justice Dut- row, charged with robbery at the store of Jas, Garley. Farmers are beginning to cut off corn. The outlook for a good crop is the best for many years, Ww. W. —_-__—_ Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following : John B, Schroth and Annie M. Gordon; Homer D. Cuerry of Macon, Ga., and Bessie H. Smith; William L, Cash and Rosie Kirk; Joseph W. Hoop»: and Lillie Burns; Richard H. Wing and Fannie Fields; Albert H. Simmons apd Laura V. Cersley, both of Manchester, Va., and Mar- shall Green of Garfield, D. C., and Belle Minor of Hillsdale. ee Anniversary BaTtLe or ANTIETAM Serrem- BER 17.—On this occasion the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets to Keedysville and return at rate of $2.20. All comrades intending to participate are requested to report withont delay to C. H. Ingram. Asst. Adjt. Genl., 1412 Pennsylvania avenue, G. AR A Pugilist Fined. Wm. Northridge, who claims to be a pugilist, was before the Police Court this afternoon ona charge of assault. Meiton A. Prince, the pros- ecuting witneds, told Judge Mills that he (Prince) was “a gentleman of leisure.” He charged that Northridge slapped him down Se any provocation. Rorthridge was a St. Ann’s Orphan Asylum. The Commissioners have received the annual report of St. Ann's infant asylum. The report shows that during the year the average number of inmates daily was 11¢. The report says that during this year the asylum has received 131 children, and was obliged to keep them until the ages of six and seven, which formerly was not done, The annual expenses of the asylum, the report says, are o! more than can be met, for with all economy they are at an average of from $11,000 to $12,000 without extra expense. During the year an addition was made to the building at a cost of and the Commissioners are Congress os an appropriation debt inc ae Ox Fare To Battmore ror THE Rovxp ‘Trir.—The Pennsylvania railroad com s rate to Baltimore and return is only $1. None should miss this rare chance to visit the present exposition. . aces ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tre Evesrxe Stan. Tae Exvecraic Licurs.—The Schuyler elec- Marriage Necessary. Considerable comment was caused in Wash- ington society today by the announcement of the undignified for him to enter into a public dis cussion of the matter, Friends of the couple say that Mr. Goodlett and Miss Wales were privately a year ago, and that while they made no public apnoungement of fact it wae known to the bride's family and to some of Mr. Goodlett’s club friends at the tame of the occurrence. Mr, Goodlett has been en accepted suitor of Miss Wales for two or three years and the bride's parents bad no ob- jection to the marriage, The clandestine character of the marriage was due to some private reasons of the bride and groom, which are not explained, and which their friends de not feel called upon to give to the public STORIES or T THE STORM. Perilous Adventures, Brave Rescues and Sad Tragedies. The crew of the tug A. L. Luckenbach, which had laid alongside of the schooner Kate E. Morse off the Delaware breakwater all night succeeded yesterday in taking the crew of the latter vessel, nine in number, on board and afterward brought them to Lewes. The schooner was blown onto Hawk's Nest Shoal about 5 p.m. on Monday. Thé crew took to the rigging, where they remained clinging to the ropes for nearly forty hours. The men were nearly exhausted when rescued by those on the tug and could not have lasted much longer. SAVING 4 TACHT’s CREW. The crew of the Townsend's Inlet life saving station at Sea Isle, N.J., were completely isolated on Tuesday night, being hemmed in by 3 feet of water around the building. As the tide went down Capt. Smith summoned his crew together and they did yeoman service afterward, The sloop yacht Restless, Capt. Dickerson, bound from Cape May fora cruise in the bays and sounds, got across the bar at Townsend's Inlet and began peso de distress sig- nals. A boat was sent out crew were safely landed on terra firma, Among those on board were Horace M. Cake, proprietor of the Hotel Normandie, in this city, and E. K. Cake of Congress hall, Cape May. BLOWING ONE HUNDRED MILES AN HOUR. An Atlantic City dispatch says: The people who insist that the storm was but the “tail of a clone” have but to look at the figures given by Signal Officer Blythe : to have their view changed. This storm of storms at one period was notable for wind that rushed in from the sea with a velocity of 100 miles an hour. True, it mb blew that d for a minute, but com- with that the general average of fifty or ty miles was moderate. This wind at times ople as they rounded street corners and laid Ind chert flat on their backs, Over in Pleas- antville, acrors Lakes bay, it blew down a house that was thought to have been stoutly built. It caught a horse and wagon on Atlantic avenue and turned them over and over, and it off tin roofing as one might take the of an orange. RESCUR OF THE STANDISH. The United States steamer Standish, Boate- wain Jno. Sinclair commanding, has been lying in the Chesapeake bay, off Thomas’ Point, at anchor without a rudder. The state of Mary- land fishery force steamer Gov, Thomas, Capt. Thomas Howard commanding, endesvored to reach her yesterday morning, but could not come near her, on account of the heavy seas, Capt, Sinclair asked that provisions be brought him. Supt. Sampson of the naval academy ap- lied to Commander Plowman for the Gov. ‘homas to succor the Standish, either by tow- ing her into harbor or by by taking her poo her provisions, Commander Plowman ordet omar to the relief of the Standish “The Standish reached the naval academy last evening, bei towed in by the Gov. Thomas and the tug 8, Johnson. The Standish had attempted toreach port steering with her sails, when she was picked up. SUNK IN THIRTEEN FATHOMS, Capt. Kuhlmann of the German stesmer Pheln, which arrived in Baltimore yesterday, reports on the morning of the 11th, 10 miles northeast of Currituck, « three-masted schooner- rigged vessel sunk in 13 fathoms of water, tly a small steamer, parent FIFTY LIVES Lost, A special from Lewes says: The lives of fifty q tric light company, which bas a contract with { the city of Alexandria for an rm a 4 i fey i 8 F 5 reegtcee ath NEVER THOUGHT OF IT. How a Boston Lady Tried to Find a & ke i ii il i q i i i